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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Join in wishing the following Senior Citizens a very
Happy Birthday!!
April 2 - Mary Pierce
April 3 - Adeline M. Otto
April 7 - Ethel Baker
April 16 - Elaine Heiden
April 24 - Jerry Ellison
April 28 - Berdeen Siebke
If you know of anyone 65 or older who should be on
the list, contact Kelly at 402-732-6801.
VILLAGE NEWS
No building permits were issued in February.
The next Village Board Meeting will be Tuesday,
April 9 at 6:30 pm at the Community Center.
VOL. XXX Published Monthly at Benedict, Nebraska March 21, 2019 No. 8
COMMUNITY MEAL
The United Methodist Church will have a free
Community Taco Meal on Monday, April 1 in the
Church basement. Serving will be from 11:30 am to
1:00 pm. Everyone is invited!
BENEDICT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Benedict Volunteer Fire Department
met March 13 with twelve members present.
The recent calls were reviewed, including the
difficulty in fighting a fire with sub zero
temperatures to deal with. On a recent call, several
trucks from neighboring departments (Mutual Aid)
were froze up upon arriving at the scene.
From the Community’s generous donations, a new
computer and printer were purchased, replacing the old
equipment. Upcoming training opportunities that
NSVFA (Nebraska State Volunteer Firefighters
Association) provides were discussed. School will be
held May 17-19 this year and will consist of 29 classes
in all phases of firemanship, fire investigation, rescue,
fire safety, leadership, officer training, fire prevention,
and EMS. The school is once again being held at
Fonner Park and sites in and around Grand Island.
With the recent wet weather, a number of requests for
permits to burn have been received. This is an
excellent time to get this done! Remember to use your
common sense and be safe!
The next training and business meeting will be held
Wednesday, April 10 at 7:00 pm.
“Beyond the Sunset” CROSS COUNTY PROM
Saturday, March 30 6:00 pm Dinner, 7:30 pm Grand March
9:00 pm - 12:00 am Dance 12:00 am - 4:00 am Post Prom
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EASTER EGG HUNT Saturday, April 20 at 10:00 am
Benedict Village Park 3 Year Olds through 1st Grade
Craft, Cookies, and Juice at the Community Center afterwards
All Are Welcome!
Sponsored by Zion Lutheran Church
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BIRTHS
Kyle & Sadie (Martin) Wright, of Benedict, are the
parents of a daughter, Juliet Renee Wright, born
February 23 at York General Hospital. Juliet weighed
7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Grandparents are Tim & Kyla Martin of Amherst and
Steve Wright of Benedict and the late Joyce Wright.
Great-grandparents are Dale & Vonnie Martin of Elm
Creek, Phyllis Shubert of Elm Creek, and Winton &
Maxine Wright of Benedict.
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Daniel “DJ” & Ashley (Kauffman) Wagner, of York,
are the parents of a daughter, Wilder Dawn Wagner,
born March 7 at Bryan Medical Center in Lincoln.
Wilder weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounces and was 19 1/4
inches long.
Grandparents are Bill & Toby Kauffman of York and
Gary Wagner of New Oxford, Pennsylvania.
THANK YOU
John Carlson...thank you for your kindness!
—Bob & Jan Lott
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Thank you for the wonderful cards, messages, and
gifts for our 60th Anniversary. They all made our
anniversary truly memorable. We are blessed to have
such wonderful friends and family.
—Roger & Beverly Smith
March 21, 2019
BENEDICT MEN’S CLUB
If there was an overall winner, it would have been
Mother Nature! There were four tournaments planned
for this year, however, three ended up getting played!
Many thanks to everyone that came out to support the
Benedict Men’s Club. In the past, some of the
proceeds have been donated to Pleasant Hill Cemetery,
The Benedict Voice, Cross County After Prom, and
refurbishing the Christmas lights in Benedict.
If you would like to see the winners, or updates on
Men’s Club events, follow us on Facebook! Once
again, thank you for your support!
LIVELY LIVESTOCK 4-H CLUB
The Lively Livestock 4-H Club met February 10.
Members decorated and delivered cookies to the
elderly and shut-ins.
The March 10 meeting was cancelled. Enrollment
was due on March 15. The next meeting will be
Sunday, April 7 at 2:00 pm at the Benedict Community
Center. Trash pickup will be followed by a meeting.
—Matthew Pedersen
ED FOWLER JR.
402-920-1656
FRAMING - FINISHING
SOFFIT - SIDING - FASCIA
200 East Third Street, Stromsburg
Policy Service: Toll Free 888-463-6611 Claim Service: Toll Free 844-887-4140 Fax: Toll Free 855-235-1308 Email: [email protected]
90th Birthday Party Open House For Glenn & Gladys Phillips
Saturday, April 6 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Benedict Community Center 206 Sherman Street
No gifts or cards please, your presence is the best gift!
March 21, 2019
FROM THE DESK OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT - BRENT HOLLINGER
(Submitted March 12, 2019)
The School Board held their monthly Board Meeting
on March 11. The Board approved summer enrichment
opportunities for students in elementary and middle
school grades through the Bright Lights program in
Lincoln. Parents...more information on the summer
enrichment opportunities will be coming home with
your child(ren) in the near future. The Board approved
the annual ESU 7 Special Education Contract and to
replace the east gym and commons with LED lighting.
The last agenda item was approving a bid to install
protective security film on entry ways at the Cross
County School facility.
District Speech competition was March 11 at
Raymond Central Public Schools. We had several
talented speech competitors qualify for State! Morgan
Stratman qualified in both Poetry and Serious Prose
with 1st place finishes in both! Rachel Smith and
Chase Dawson placed third in Duet Acting and also
qualified for State! Congratulations! If you haven’t
seen our talented speech kiddos compete, you have a
great opportunity this week! Our Speech program is
putting on their annual Speech Community
performance March 14 at 7:00 pm. Hope to see you
there!
On March 15 our High School track team competes at
Doane College and our Junior High band and choir
students compete at the Malcolm Music Festival. Our
very talented high school band and choir students are
taking their talents to the CRC Music Concert on
March 18 at 7:00 pm at Centennial Public Schools. I
would strongly encourage you to attend this fantastic
event which showcases the best of the best in band and
choir in the CRC Conference. Definitely worth the
short drive to watch our kids perform!
Community Coffee dates have been set! The first one
is Tuesday, April 23 at the 4th Street Coffee House in
Stromsburg at 7:30 am. The second date is Thursday,
April 25 at PK’s in Benedict at 9:30 am.
Until next month….GO COUGARS!
Monday, April 22 and
Wednesday, April 24
Will Now Be
Full Days of School
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A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..
The following were taken from The Benedict
Broadcaster, March 1, 1939 issue.
Cob Pile Ablaze Several of the local fire boys responded to a call for
help from the Karl Howard farm Sunday afternoon
when a pile of cobs ignited from a spark. The chemical
equipment was loaded onto the Sidwell truck and made
the run in nothing flat.
A few buckets of water soon brought the blaze under
control. Mr. Howard was in town Monday with a load
of cobs which he guaranteed to burn since he had seen
a demonstration of their combustibility the day before
and knew whereof he spoke.
Village Board Proceedings Benedict, Nebr. Febr. 27, 1939
Board met in special session. Motion by Belcher,
seconded by McCarty that we grant C. G. Tenney a
permit to have dances in the Village of Benedict as
long as he pays his license and as long as the conduct
of such dances meets with the full approval of the
board. Motion carried.
A. RATHJEN, Chairman.
C. B. LAFLER, Clerk.
Hair Expressions
Men’s Night $10 Haircut Monday, April 1
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm
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Tuesdays & Thursdays - 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm Fridays - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Saturdays - Appointments Only
402-732-6611 Caroline Bowman
Owner / Cosmetologist 215 Sherman Street, Benedict
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2019 ALUMNI TOURNAMENT
The 2019 Alumni Volleyball and Basketball
Tournament is scheduled for Saturday, April 13 at
Cross County School.
Registration for volleyball (women) and basketball
(men) will be from 9:30 am to 10:00 am. Play begins
at 10:00 am. Basketball will be 3 vs. 3 with one
alumni per team. Volleyball will be 2 alumni per team.
The cost to play is $10 per person.
Benedict, Stromsburg, Cross County Alumni and
spouses or significant others, Cross County staff and
spouses, Community members, and friends are
welcome to play! In order to continue to grow the
Alumni Tournament, spouses of alumni and anyone
who currently works or lives in Benedict or
Stromsburg, is considered “alumni.”
No need to pre-register, just show up Saturday,
March 21 , 2019
April 13 ready to play! Contact Dan Conway at
402-310-1284 or [email protected],
Johanna Nielsen at 402-764-0086 or
[email protected], or Rachel Branting at
402-764-0429 or [email protected] with
any questions or for more information!
JAMBOREE
The Cross County High School Band will be hosting
an intra-school, double elimination basketball
tournament as a fund raiser. The Cougar Basketball
Jamboree will be held Friday, March 22 and Saturday,
March 23 at Cross County School.
This will be the 19th year for this tournament and all
students in grades 2 through 12 are encouraged to
participate! There will be three divisions, High School,
Middle School, and Elementary. Concessions will be
available both days!
Come on out and watch some entertaining basketball
while supporting the Band!
LA LECHE LEAGUE
The La Leche League of York has
breastfeeding materials available!
Contact Gloria at 402-362-6875 or
[email protected] for further information.
Breastfeeding materials may also be checked out in
Benedict. Call Kelly at 402-732-6818 for more
information!
Bri Schoch at Hush Hair Studio
216 East 3rd Street, Stromsburg
10:00 am - 7:00 pm on Wednesdays 10:00 am - 7:00 pm on Thursdays
Saturdays By Appointment
Call or Text 402-363-1187
To Schedule An Appointment
March 21, 2019
CHOICE GAS
The 2019 Choice Gas program selection period will
run from April 12-25. The program allows natural gas
customers to choose their supplier and pricing option
for the upcoming gas year, which begins June 1 and
runs through May 31, 2020.
ACE, the only community-owned, not-for-profit
supplier in the Choice Gas program, will again provide
competition in the program. Formed and owned by 72
Nebraska communities, including Benedict, ACE
participates in the program to ensure competition to
lower rates and serves as an advocate for all natural gas
customers.
At the direction of the ACE Board, ACE returns
money to its member communities. ACE has returned
more than $2,600 to Benedict for community
betterment use.
ACE encourages customers to make an active
selection and offers several competitive pricing
options. Pricing for early signup is available by calling
ACE at (800)454-4759 or customers may wait until the
selection period to sign up by calling or through ACE’s
website: www.ACEenergy.org.
A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..
The following was taken from The Benedict
Broadcaster, March 8, 1939 issue.
Takes Over Service Station Wm Cuda, of Seward, has taken charge of the Osborn
service station on the highway and announces that he
will add several features in addition to the regular gas
and oil business.
Mrs. Cuda and small baby are staying at York at
present but will occupy the living quarters as soon as
the redecorating is finished. Mr. Osborn has not
announced his plans for the future.
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YCDC TRAVELING OFFICE
On Thursday, April 18, Lisa Hurley and Derek Dauel
with York County Development Corporation will have
the YCDC Traveling Office at the Benedict
Community Center from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.
Lisa and Derek will be available during that time if
you have a business project you would like to discuss.
Or, you may call them at the YCDC Office in York at
(402)362-3333 and make other arrangements.
Tmv self storage
8’x12’, 12’x15’ & 12’x25’
410 Logan Street in Benedict
Call For Pricing & Availability
402-732-6657
Or
402-710-0730
QUICK INSURANCE AGENCY
Randy Quick and Ben Berggren Specializing In
HOME, HEALTH, LIFE, CROP, AUTO, COMMERCIAL
Stop By The Office
Randy 402-363-3085 or
Ben 402-366-8542
Office 402-732-6800
You’ll Always Be Welcomed With A Warm Handshake!
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A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..
The following was taken from The Benedict
Broadcaster, March 8, 1939 issue.
Local News
A. Schneider made a business trip to Hastings one day
last week.
Mrs. Elmer Van Nostrand was hostess for a
“galloping party” Tuesday afternoon.
Lowell Vincent, the substitute mail carrier, has
been making the route for a few days as Mr. Ryan has
been ill.
Roy Schoch of Gibbon was here for a short visit with
relatives last Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Covey opened her home last Thursday for
a meeting of the Luth Missionary Society.
The Progressive kensington will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Lynn Sparling. Assisting
hostesses will be Mesdames Rolland Swanson and
Wm. Sochor.
Mrs. Delbert Query assisted by Mesdames Donald
Lytle and Kenneth Van Nostrand was hostess to the
Stitch & Chatter club Wednesday afternoon.
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY-OSCEOLA “In Christ’s Love, Everyone is Someone.”
Good Samaritan Society-Osceola is a 5 Star, Medicare and Medicaid certified skilled nursing facility that has created innovative ways of providing quality care to our residents and families for 56 years. We are proud of the loyal, quality staff members and the caring services they provide, including: in-house therapy/rehabilitation, resident centered care planning, social enrichment activities, transportation to appointments, and Great Plains Medicare Advantage Program.
For More Information, Contact Kelly Crowdell Social Services and Assisted Living Manager
402-747-2691
600 Center Drive, Osceola NE 68651 [email protected]
good-sam.com
March 21, 2019
DEATH
Lewis L. Schallenberg, 36, of York, died February 27
at York. He was born February 4, 1983 in San Jose,
California to Jerry Schallenberg and Marilynne Adams.
Lewis loved Monster Trucks, loud noises, and music.
He was very social and loved going on vacations to
Branson, Missouri, Minnesota, and Colorado.
Lewis is survived by his half siblings, Tammy (Greg)
Lott of Benedict, Tonita (Daniel) Stovall of Temple,
Texas, Alan (Angela) Regier of Sioux City, Iowa, and
Randy (Leslie) Regier of York; his guardian, Teresa
Aunkst of Benedict; his aunt, Deanna (Richard)
Aubuck of Fairmont; along with all of his friends at
Region V and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Lewis was preceded in death by his parents;
grandparents; half-brother, Arlan; and special aunt,
Janet Aaron.
Funeral Services were held March 4 at Metz Chapel
in York. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.
ROOFING & GUTTERS
Over 30 Years Experience
Ron Kutschkau - Stromsburg
402-366-4348
March 21, 2019
DEATH
Mildred I. Reetz, 91, of Benedict, died March 14 at
York. She was born March 29, 1927 in rural McCool
Junction to Edward & Matilda (Dinkelman)
Markworth. She was baptized April 17, 1927 and later
confirmed June 9, 1940 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
York.
Mildred graduated from McCool Junction High
School and then was a country school teacher in the
McCool Junction area for several years prior to her
marriage. On August 31, 1947, she was married to
Leabert Reetz at York, and they have resided on the
family farm near Benedict for the past 71 years. She
was a prior member of St. Paul Lutheran Church, and
then a charter member of Faith Lutheran Church in
York, where she was a long time member of LWML,
Sunday School teacher, and also taught catechism.
Mildred cooked for many church activities and was
instrumental in helping design the new church kitchen.
She enjoyed working in her garden and loved to sew.
She was employed as a seamstress for Champion
Home Builders for many years. Her greatest joy was
spending time with her family and joining in all their
activities.
Mildred is survived by her husband, Leabert of
Benedict; son, Gary (Cheryl) Reetz of York;
daughters, Cheryl (Doug) Deprez of Benedict and
Sandra Wolfe of Polk; grandchildren, Clayton (Beth)
Deprez, Michelle Kreifels, Lee (Leslie) Wolfe, Melanie
Reetz-Hansel, Sarah (Syd) Hamilton, and Justin
(Melissa) Reetz; great-grandchildren, Kenzie, Jackson,
Rachel, Jovie, Braylon, Amirah, Mavrik, Lenayah,
Blake, and Liv; sister, Luella (Delbert) Holtzen of
Deshler; nieces and nephews; and a host of friends.
Mildred was preceded in death by her parents; infant
daughter, Connie Sue; son-in-law, Dan Wolfe; and two
sisters, Ruth Maronde and Esther Klute.
Funeral Services were held March 19 at Faith
Lutheran Church in York. Burial was in St. Paul
Cemetery, north of York.
A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..
The following was taken from The Benedict
Broadcaster, March 8, 1939 issue.
HOUSE WIRING Miss Ruby Loper, Extension Engineer will be in York
on Friday, March 10, to discuss plans for home wiring
with those interested in rural electrification. Tentative
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arrangements have been made to hold this meeting in
the Court Room in York. It will start at 2:00 pm.
Miss Loper’s discussion is for the benefit of those
who expect to have their home wired for electricity in
the near future. She will call attention to things which
will assist housewives in planning where lights,
switches and appliance outlets will be located.
Miss Loper will have light fixtures and electrical
equipment to illustrate her talk.
Mark Your Calendar…...
American Red Cross Blood Drive Tuesday, April 30 Noon to 6:00 pm
Benedict Community Center
MIDWEST COVENANT HOME
“As for me and my house we will serve the Lord.”
Joshua 24:15
Midwest Covenant Home is a certified and licensed nursing home providing short or long-term skilled nursing care. The Plaza, Assisted Living, offers assistance for your needs. Park Villa, Independent Living apartments, are retirement living at its finest. Contact Katherine Adkins, Admissions Coordinator, at 402-764-2711 for more information. 615 E 9th Street Stromsburg, NE 68666
www.midwestcovenanthome.org [email protected]
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DEATH
Wanda Marie Heins Wimer, 87, of York, died
March 18 at York. She was born August 30, 1931 in
Hampton to Paul & Norma (Heiden) Budnick. She
was married to Keith Heins on February 25, 1951 in
rural Hampton. She was later united in marriage to
Lavern Wimer on May 20, 1995 in rural Polk.
Wanda worked at Sears in York for 20 years and was
also a teller at York State Bank. She was a long time
member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, York. Wanda
enjoyed going on trips with the Fun Club, creating
needle point crosses, and making jewelry. She enjoyed
bowling and attending all of her family’s activities.
Wanda is survived by her husband, Lavern of York;
son, Brad Heins of York; daughter, Pat (Rich)
Brockevelt of Marquette; daughters-in-law, Donna
Heins of York and Reesa Reel of Henderson; foster
son, Jack Moore of New Castle; sister-in-law, Roxy
Heins of York; grandchildren, Christopher (Crystal)
Heins of Kearney, Nikki (Stephen) Cooper of York,
Christine (Duane) Hicks of Winston-Salem, North
Carolina, Melissa Heins of York, Justin (Allie) Heins
of Lincoln, Dan Brockevelt of Omaha, and Gary
(Stacy) Brockevelt of Polk; 12 great-grandchildren;
and her sister, Ione (Roger) Arnet of Aurora.
March 21, 2019
Wanda was preceded in death by her parents; first
husband; sons, Jim and David; brother, Robert; and
sister-in-law, Jackie.
Funeral Services are scheduled for Friday, March 22
at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in York. Interment will
be at the Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Hampton.
COMMUNITY COFFEE
Cross County Community School will host
a Spring Community Coffee on Tuesday,
April 23 at the 4th Street Coffee House in
Stromsburg at 7:30 am and on Thursday, April 25 at
PK’s in Benedict at 9:30 am.
Everyone is welcome!
A MEMORY OF THE PAST…..
The following were taken from The Benedict
Broadcaster, March 29, 1939 issue.
Gravel Needed on Connecting Road The road leading from Benedict to the highway is
badly in need of gravel and has been quite rough for
some time. This road is maintained by the state from
the railroad tracks to the highway and we understand
that it will later be hard surfaced. Just now those who
have occasion to use this road are hoping that the state
will see fit to gravel same. Following rain or snow,
this road is often slippery
Unclaimed Mail Mail addressed to Garrett Poppen is undelivered at the
Benedict post office. Anyone knowing above party
will please notify him.
Leif Insurance Agency Agent for
Farmers Mutual United Insurance Company
Kim Leif, Agent
Town and Farm Policies
1212 Road 23, Benedict, NE 68316
402-366-4830 Cell
K & J CABINETRY PLUS
Handcrafted Cabinets & Furniture 20 Years Experience
402-366-6135 Benedict
Kevin Blum Owner, Builder
March 21, 2019
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWS
The Tuesday Night Bible Study will meet on
Tuesdays at 7:30 pm at the Stromsburg Church
basement. Everyone is welcome!
Lenten Services will be held on Wednesdays at the
Stromsburg Church. Light carry-in supper at 6:00 pm
with Worship following at 6:30 pm. This year’s
meditation is on the seven “I AM” sayings of Jesus.
All are welcome!
A meal will be served at the Living Water Rescue
Mission on the fourth Thursday of each month.
Greeters for April are Tom & Chris Jarosz.
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS
TOGETHER, WE ARE SPREADING
GOD’S WORD, DOING GOD’S WORK!
Usher and Greeter for April are Jim & Donna Stearns.
Communion Assistant is Todd Schoch. Acolytes are
(7) Lyndsey Bolton, (14) Tierney Schoch, (21) Krayton
Schoch, and (28) Harley Martin. Lay Readers are
(7) Gina Schoch, (14) Ken Kush, (21) Todd Schoch,
and (28) Teresa Bittinger.
Lent continues for the next few weeks. A light meal
will be served at 6:00 pm and Worship will begin at
7:00 pm. The theme is “Half Truths.” “God Won’t
Give You More Than You Can Handle” is March 27 at
Swede Home; “God Said It, I Believe It, That Settles
It” on April 3 at Zion; and “Love the Sinner, Hate the
Sin” on April 10 at Swede Home. Maundy Thursday
Service on April 18 will be at 7:00 pm at Zion (no
meal). Good Friday Service on April 19 will be at
7:00 pm at Swede Home (no meal). Easter Vigil on
April 20 will be at 7:30 pm at Swede Home (note, time
is different and no meal).
Pastor Kim’s office hours are on Tuesdays from
9:00 am to 11:00 am and by appointment. Her email
address is [email protected]. Enjoy our
Facebook page at www.facebook.com/zionbenedict.
Please remember those in need and donate to our local
facilities throughout the year. All are welcome to join
us for Worship Service at 8:30 am!
GO IN PEACE AND SERVE THE LORD!
Combine Worship Service March 31 at 8:15 am
Zion Lutheran Church Pastor Dan Will Preach
All Are Welcome!
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BENEDICT COMMUNITY SUNDAY SCHOOL
Thank you to all who attended and supported the
Sunday School Biscuits and Gravy Feed! Your
generosity is appreciated. Also, a big thank you to
PK’s for donating the delicious biscuits and gravy!
Sunrise Service will be held at 7:00 am on Easter
Sunday, April 21 at the Benedict ball field. Coffee and
donuts will be served afterwards at Zion Lutheran
Church.
If you wish to be a part of VBS this summer as a
volunteer, please contact Christine Jarosz at
402-366-4860.
PK’s In Beautiful Downtown Benedict
Start Planning For Easter Buffet
April 21 ♦ 11 am to 1:30 pm Glazed Ham & Fried Chicken
With All The Fixins
Taking Reservations Now!
Remember Our Other Nightly Specials Fish Buffet on Fridays
Prime Rib or Jumbo Shrimp on Saturdays Fried Chicken on Sundays
Call For Reservations!
402-732-6862
Clay Bittinger
402-366-4063
From Hail Damage to Small Parking Lot
Dents and Door Dings,
Call (402)366-4063 and Leave a Message
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NEWS AND ADDRESS CHANGES
News, announcements, ideas, or articles may be put in the drop slot at the Benedict Community Center;
mailed to The Benedict Voice, PO Box 92, Benedict NE 68316-0092; or emailed to [email protected].
Please take note of the deadline date. Please send all address changes (temporary and permanent) here also!
CONTRIBUTIONS
There is no subscription price to receive The Benedict Voice. Contributions for postage and printing are
encouraged and welcomed! Please mail contributions to The Benedict Voice, PO Box 92, Benedict NE
68316-0092, checks payable to The Benedict Voice.
Many thanks to the following people who have
contributed since the last issue: Gordon Quick,
Nate & Amy Doremus, Laura Schneider,
Kevin & Jeanne Blum, Doug & Diane Dauel,
Mike & Sandy Rystrom, Lois Smith, and
Bill & Caroline Schoch .
DEADLINE
The next deadline date for The Benedict Voice
is FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2019. Mail preparation
day will be at 9:00 am at the Benedict
Community Center on THURSDAY, APRIL 18.
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