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Wednesday, February 14, 2001 THE OBERLIN HERALD 7A
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THE OBERLIN HERALD —
People inOur Community
Mary Lou Olson, society editor [email protected]
Danica May, a seventh grader atDecatur Community Junior High, cor-rectly spelled “illustrate” and “orphan”to capture the Decatur County SpellingBee on Wednesday at Jennings. She isthe daughter of Dr. Richard and De-layne May.
Runner-up was Kelly Olson, anOberlin eighth grader, daughter of Jerryand Connie Olson of Oberlin. She wentdown on the word “illustrate.” JulieCarter of Jennings pronounced thewords to the six contestants.
Other participants included: BrittanyRitter and Kaitlyn Gillespie of Jen-nings, and Andy Gilliam and AlyssaRippe of Oberlin.
Delbert and Roxie Erickson met theirsons, Kris Erickson of Wichita, and Dr.Kenyon and his wife, Stacia of Daven-port, Iowa, in Newton on Feb. 2. Theyall attended the Newton High Schoolbasketball game, during which DelbertErickson, a former wrestling coach atNewton High, was inducted into theNewton High School Hall of Fame dur-ing half-time. They also attended thereception and dance which honoredhim and other honorees at Santa FeSchool for family and friends. TheDelbert Ericksons spent the weekendwith Kris Erickson in Wichita and theyall enjoyed the Thunders hockey gameand the Lipizzan Horse Show at thecoliseum.
Joshua Jackson, son of Dewayne andAurelia Jackson of Norcatur, wasnamed to the Dean’s Honor Roll atBethany College in Lindsborg for thefall semester. He is a freshman and ismajoring in music.
—Valentine’s Sunday BrunchBuffet., Sun., Feb. 18, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.LandMark Inn, 475-2340 for reser-vations.
Word was received by Rachel Wurmof the death of Ruth (Engelland) Coo-per of Osborne the latter part of Janu-ary. She was a former home econom-ics teacher at Decatur Community HighSchool.
Among area students who werenamed to the Dean’s List (3.6 or higher)at Fort Hays State University for the fallsemester were: Denise Carter, SarahMcKenna, Jennings; Maureen Corcor-an, Regina Corcoran, Sarah Hurla,Travis Lincoln, Teresa Macke, WendyScott and Erica Stanley, Oberlin; JamesPlotts, Norcatur; Bart Ecker, Herndon;Lacy Wolters, Ludell; and Rick Turrell,Rexford.
—Pancake feed, Feb. 15, 5:30 p.m.,American Legion.
Among out-of-town relatives andfriends who attended funeral servicesfor Helen Tacha on Wednesday wereGary and Judy Vaughn, and Todd andLaura Vaughn, Hannah and Megan,Westminster, Colo.; Tonie and TomOwens, John and Mark, Suwanee, Ga.;Tamra and John Owens, Aaron andJordan, Kansas City, Mo.; Bill and InezOwens, Wamego; Randy and JanEvans, Hoisington; Ed and GloriaMcKenna, McCook; John and DeanellTacha, Lawrence; LeRoy and GlendaHarris, Grand Junction, Colo.; MikeMachart, Bill Machart, Clearwater;David Porter, Phillipsburg; John andWendy Hess, Aurora, Colo.; Lawrenceand Carol Carter, Dresden; Doyle andKay Brown, Bob and Neoma Tacha,Vendla Tacha, Arch Harman, Elmoinand Marguerite Bailey, Mildred Tacha,Galen and Meme Carper, Lawrence;and Lila Jennings, Rosa Brock, NorineBailey, and Vickie Bailey, Jennings;and Mary Lou Olson, Herndon.
Trina Dejmal and Diana Euhus ofOberlin were named to the Dean’s Listfor the fall 2000 semester at the Univer-sity of Nebraska at Kearney. They hada grade point average of 3.5 or better on
a 4.0 scale. Miss Dejmal is an Elemen-tary Education K-6 major and Mrs.Euhus is enrolled in Social Work Com-prehensive.
Roger May was elected to the Boardof Directors of the American WhiteWheat Producers Association meetingheld on Feb. 2 at Dodge City. The as-sociation is a producer-owned NewGeneration cooperative comprised ofwhite wheat growers located through-out the Great Plains States. GeneBertrand of Wallace, husband of theformer Anita Portschy, was also electedto the board. He is a brother-in-law ofDwayne and Betty Jones.
—Pancake and sausage supper, 5-7 p.m., Sun., Feb. 18, Prairie ChapelChurch. Freewill offering.
Winning highs at pinochle at GoldenAge Center last week were Veanna Orr,Myrtle Waldo, Dewaine Stapp andHenry Edgett. Lows went to VadaShaw, Aleen Van Vleet, DuaneBlodget and Edith Richards. Pitchhighs were won by Mrs. Waldo andElsie Goodnight with lows going toWilma May and Max Carman. Bridgehighs were won by Marie McKissonand Phyllis Lohoefener.
Joshua Meitl, son of Gary and TinaMeitl, has joined Phi Sigma Theta Na-tional Honor Society at the Universityof Kansas. It is a national honor soci-ety comprised of undergraduate stu-dents who display excellence in aca-demics. The administration, facultymembers, or fellow students nominatepotential members. He is a sophomorein mechanical engineering.
—Valentine’s Sunday BrunchBuffet., Sun., Feb. 18, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.LandMark Inn, 475-2340 for reser-vations.
Robbie Noah Stephenson, son ofDonnie and Joyce Stephenson of ruralDresden, is to undergo surgery on Feb.21 on his Achilles tendon at Shriner’sHospital in St. Louis, Mo. Mail willreach him at the hospital, 2001Lindsbergh Blvd., St. Louis, Mo.,63131.
Chris Smith, son of Larry and KarenSmith of Oberlin, will be a member ofthe cast when the Department of Mu-sic and Performing Arts Theatre pre-sents the musical, “Cabaret.” It will bepresented at 8 p.m. from Thursdaythrough Saturday at Miriam DrakeTheatre at the University of Nebraska-Kearney. It will also be presented at 8p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 23-24,and at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 25. Tick-ets, which are $7, may be reservedthrough the UNK Theatre Box Office,(308) 865-8417, or via e-mail [email protected].
—American Legion open to pub-lic for dinner, Saturdays, 6 p.m.
Gly Shaw has moved to an assistedliving apartment in Topeka and is nearher son, Jerry Baker and family. Heraddress is 1608 SW 37th St., Apt. 311,Topeka, Kan., 66611. Her phone num-ber is (785) 266-1031.
Students take spelling honors
Kelly OlsonDanica May
Wrestling coachinducted into hall
D. Erickson
Delbert Erickson of Oberlin was oneof four inducted into the Newton HighSchool Athletic Hall of Fame on Feb.2, during halftime at the New-ton basketball game inRavenscroft Gymnasium.
Mr. Erickson, wrestlingcoach at the school for 11years, joined former basket-ball coach Walt Willis; KentFranz, who played on NewtonHigh’s state championshipbasketball team in 1979; and astandout basketball playerfrom the 1930s, Russell“Sticker” Brian. It was thesixth class inducted into the hall.
Mr. Erickson was wrestling coach atNewton from 1969 to 1980 and duringthat time, his teams won three stateteam titles, and he coached 17 statechampions and 61 state qualifiers.
He’s probably perhaps best remem-bered for his demeanor, said BrianHuxman, a reporter for the NewtonKansan. Mr. Erickson said he pridedhimself on a positive relationship withhis wrestlers.
“The wrestlers were dedicated,worked hard, gave everything theycould and were not afraid to go the ex-tra mile,” he said. “There was great re-spect and love between the athletes andmyself.
“We had outstanding support fromthe fans, school and community. Therewas a tremendous sense of pride in the
wrestling program and we could allshare in the success.
“Most of all, we had some great ath-letes at the time with anunselfish willingness togive for all.”
His teams placed secondat state once, won six re-gional titles and three ArkValley League champion-ships.
In making the hall pre-sentation, Roger Erickson(no relation), assistantprincipal at Newton HighSchool, said, “Delbert was
able to motivate and influence his wres-tlers to be top competitors. Many ath-letes he coached went on to successfulwrestling careers at the university level.He finished his coaching years at New-ton with a 55-16-1 record in dual meets.Delbert was named to the Kansas Wres-tling Coach of the Year in 1977.”
Mr. Erickson was accompanied toNewton by his wife, Roxie, and weremet by their sons, Kris Erickson ofWichita, and Kenyon and his wifeStacia of Davenport, Iowa. They allattended a reception and dance, whichhonored the four men, at Santa FeMiddle School.
Mr. Erickson is the son of the latePaul and Alma Erickson of ruralHerndon and is a graduate of AtwoodHigh School. He and his wife Roxie, aretired teacher, live in Oberlin.
Couple wed in Leovillein double-ring ceremony
Denise Carter of Jennings becamethe bride of Scott Taylor of Oberlin onFriday, Dec. 29, 2000, at ImmaculateConception Church in Leoville. TheRev. Jim Hoover officiated at thedouble-ring ceremony before a Christ-mas decorated altar.
Parents of the couple are Dave andDiane Carter, Jennings, and Charlieand Vickie Taylor, Oberlin.
Organist was Shelly McKenna, Jen-nings. Vocalists were Ruth and JerryCasper, Hays.
The bride was given in marriage byher father.
Jenny Casper, Jennings, sister of thebride, was matron of honor. Brides-maids were Mary Beth Stanley, Colby,and Heather West, Dresden, cousins ofthe bride; Jacinta Carter, Jennings, sis-ter of the bride, Tanci Mishler, Hays.
Audrey Morel, Norton, cousin of thebride, was flower girl. Tanner Morel,Norton, was ringbearer.
Mat Norman, Colby, served as best
man. Groomsmen were Matt Taylorand A. J. Taylor, Oberlin, brothers ofthe bridegroom; Ryan Munsey, Empo-ria, and R. T. Bechman, Oberlin. Ush-ers were Brian McPhail, Dodge City;Shane Casper, Hays, cousins of thebridegroom; and Craig Carter, Jen-nings, and Jeff Carter, Weskan, broth-ers of the bride.
A reception followed at the LeovilleParish Hall.
The bride is a 1995 graduate of Jen-nings High School and attended FortHays State University. She earned aBachelor’s Degree and is a substituteteacher.
Her fiance graduated from DecaturCommunity High School and earned adegree in Communications in 2000from Colby Community College. He isa disc jockey at KFNF Radio Station atOberlin.
They are making their home in Ober-lin.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Taylor
Parent-teacher conferences setParent-Teacher Conferences for kin-
dergarten students of Oberlin Elemen-tary School will be held on Thursdayand Friday, and there will be no schoolfor students in Head Start, Develop-mental Kindergarten and kindergarten.
Conferences for grades 1-6 will beheld on Friday, with no school for thosegrades.
There will not be a regular confer-ence time scheduled with the fifth andsixth grade teachers, but parents mayvisit with them anytime from 8 a.m. tonoon and 1-3:30 p.m. in the gym. Mrs.Lohoefener and Mrs. Witt will not havescheduled times, but they will be avail-able in their room during the samehours on Friday.
Couple plansApril vows
John and Linda Stanley of Oberlinannounce the engagement of theirdaughter, Christina, to Eric Green, sonof Kerry Green, Jennings and LauraWashburn, Norton.
The bride-to-be is a 1998 graduateof Decatur Community High Schooland is currently working at NortonCounty Hospital as a Nurse’s Aide andSocial Service Director. The futuregroom graduated from Jennings HighSchool in 1997 and works for Poe WellService.
The wedding is planned for April 28,at the United Methodist Church inOberlin.
Eric Green andChristina Stanley
Couple make plans for weddingSusan Thomson of Oberlin an-
nounces the engagement of her sister,Laurel Patrice Chard, to WilliamSauvage, son of Keith and MaxineSauvage of Oberlin.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Doyle and Audrey Faye Quenzer ofNorton.
The couple will make their home ona farm south of Oberlin.
No date has been set for the wedding.
The winner will compete in the 48thconsecutive state spelling contest,scheduled for April 17 at WashburnRural High School in Topeka.
New Arrivals
Jenna Dale HowardLarissa and Aleah Howard welcome
their sister, Jenna Dale. She is thedaughter of Hardy and Dawn Howardof WaKeeney and was born Jan. 29,2001, at the Gove County Medical Cen-ter. She weighed 9 pounds, 1 1/4 ouncesand was 19 1/4 inches long. Grandpar-ents are Don and Helen Juenemann,Selden, and D.D. and Ruth Howard,Utica. Great-grandmothers are AmeliaJuenemann, Colby, and Agnes How-ard, Ransom.
Joshua Martin L. OlsonMrs. Mamie Unger has her 15th
great-grandchild, Joshua Martin LynnOlson.
He was welcomed on Jan. 26, 2001,by his brother, Evan Lynn, and his par-ents, Dr. and Mrs. Brian Olson. Heweighed 9 pounds, 3 ounces and was 20inches long.
He lives with his family in Vernon,Texas, where his father works for TexasA&M University.
Agriculture meeting planned
Christian ed program to beginTiny Tots, a Christian education pro-
gram for 3-5-year-olds, will begin theirspring program in March.
It is to be held on Mondays from 9-11:30 a.m. March 5-April 9 at St. John’s
Lutheran Church Education Building.Interested parents may contact Patty
Eckels at 475-2944 for details or reg-istration forms can be picked up in thechurch offices.
A meeting on carbon sequestrationand how carbon emissions play a rolein the future of agriculture will be heldat 7 p.m. on Monday at the NortonCounty 4-H Building. Dr. Jeff Will-iams, K-State Age Economics Profes-sor will share his insight on this topic.
He will provide an overview of issuesdeveloping around carbon sequestra-tion in soils on farms and carbon credittrading.
For details contact either the Deca-tur or Norton County Extension officesat (785) 475-8121 or (785) 877-5755.
Cosmopolitan elects new officersEula Juenemann was elected presi-
dent of the Cosmopolitan Club whenseven members met on Feb. 6 at thehome of Marty Munson.
Other officers include: Amy Rehm,vice president, and Mary Horney, sec-retary.
Dues were paid to the DecaturCounty Area Chamber of Commerceand a contribution was made to SmokyHills Public Television.
Members will meet at the Pizza Hutfor a noon luncheon on March 5.
Free throw contest held SundayThe Oberlin chapter hosted the dis-
trict Knights of Columbus Free Throwcontest Sunday afternoon in theDecatur Community HighSchool gym, coveringOberlin, Leoville, Selden,Herndon, and Atwood.
Each council held a con-test prior to district competi-tion, with groups divided intofive age groups for both girls andboys. District winners will go on tothe regional competition at 1 p.m. Sun-day at the Grinnell High School.
District winners in the girls division
were Annamarie Larue, Oberlin, 10-year group; Whitney Stock, Herndon,
11; Kim Wessel, Leoville, 12; andJanelle Solko, Herndon, 13.
Winners in the boys divisionwere Logan Fortin, Oberlin,10; Drew Basgall, Herndon,
11; Rory Fossum, Oberlin, 12;Rodney Rippe, Herndon, 13,
and Brett Chambers, Herndon,14.
Al J. Depperschmidt, Dresden,district deputy, presented each winnerwith a Knights of Columbus FreeThrow Medallion.
