This Week’s Classifieds: October 3, 2012

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NOTICES:

SOCIAL BENEFITS for those that truly need them, no unnecessary spending — www.brookcurtiss.com — Paid for by Nebraskans for Brook Curtiss, P.O. Box 141, Plainview, NE 68769.  52p

LOST/FOUND

IN THE WRONG HOME: The large black trunk purchased at the Jerry Tunink auction this Sunday disappeared before it could be picked it up by the owner. This trunk is a family heirloom and Jerry’s relatives want it back in the family. If you have any information on its whereabouts, please call 402-843-2271.  52c

EVENTS:

RAFTS OF CRAFTS, Nov. 10, 2012, Neligh, NE for table registrations call 402-887-5128 or 402-887-4857.  51-52c

WANTED:

WANTED: GRAIN and rock hauling needs.  Beckman Lumber, Inc. 402-843-2131.  14tfc

HELP WANTED:

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY – Village of Oakdale, Maintenance/Utility Superintendent. Village of Oakdale, Nebraska (Pop. 322-Antelope County), seeks a Village full time Maintenance/Utility Superintendent. Individual is to coordinate, oversee, manage and assist in the operation of all departments. Departments include General Government, Street, Water, Park, and Wastewater. Certification in wastewater and water are desired but the Village is willing to train. Water system will require Grade IV Water Operator certification along with Wastewater System will require Lagoon certification, but successful applicant may acquire this certification and others as needed in a timely basis. Applicant must be 18 years of age or older, have a valid drivers license with good driving record, have a high school diploma or GED and pass a drug test. Deadline for applications will be October 5th at 11:00 am. Questions may be directed to and/or application may be picked up: Village of Oakdale, 400 Fifth Street, PO Box 10, Oakdale, NE 68761, 402-776-2484. Village of Oakdale is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Provider, also complies with E-Verify requirements.            52c

HELP WANTED – L Bar B is looking for a bartender and a waitress, must be at least 19 years old.  Apply at the L Bar B or call 402-485-2525 or 402-485-9261 and ask for Francis.            51tfn

FULL-TIME opening for an RN. Apply if you are interested in providing intimate patient care in the friendly, caring work environment of a smaller facility. Benefit package and competitive wages. Contact or send resume to Anita Morrison DON, 402-368-5343 Tilden Community Hospital, PO Box 340, Tilden, NE  68781.            51-52c

FULL TIME positions available for Shop Mechanic, Pen Rider  and General Farm Help.  Health and other benefits available, Niewohner Feedlot, Elgin  402-843-5671.         44tfn

BARTENDERS/WAITRESSES wanted. Call Tom at 402-843-2167 or apply at The Steel Steed Steakhouse & Saloon, Elgin.                 32tfn

FOR SALE:

FOR SALE: 1996 Layton Fifth-Wheel, 30-foot, 4 new tires, double slide, rear kitchen, always shedded, great condition, $7,000 – Bill Fangman, 402-843-0541.            51-52c

COOKBOOKS & BAKE SALE: The second printing of Young N Lively cookbooks will be on sale at the Elgin Fall Festival Craft and Home Products Fair THIS Saturday, October 6. A bake sale will also be held. We will be located in the lobby at the St. Boniface gymnasium. Copies are $20 (includes tax).            52c

SERVICES:

PASSPORT PHOTOS: Official U.S. and foreign passport and Visa photos available here. Available in under ten minutes. $10 plus tax. Appointments highly recommended. The Elgin Review, 116 South 2nd St, Elgin NE. 402-843-5500.    1tfn

CALL US for fresh flowers, plants, balloon bouquets. Will deliver to Elgin. Flower Corner, 402-887-4441 or 1-800-590-2384.                    1tfc

FOR RENT:

GRAIN BIN for rent. Keith Clark. 402-843-2338.      51-52p

FOR RENT: Smith’s Storage Buildings, Elgin. Clean, dry and secure. Sizes 8’ x 16’ and up to 12’ x 24’. Prices start at $28/month. Contact Lee or Marie Smith. 402-843-2391.                   1tfc

CARD OF THANKS:

We would like to thank all our family and friends for all the prayers, calls, cards, visits, food and offers of help since my surgery and returning home. Also thanks to Sharon Gossman, Dr. Tyrance and the staff at Faith Regional and Antelope Memorial Hospital for their excellent care. Thanks to my folks for all their help and to Sprouts for all the rides to physical therapy. I’m also very grateful to everyone covering for me at work. It is all very much appreciated and we are so blessed to live in such a caring community.

Chris Redding

Thanks to all my family for the wonderful birthday party. Thank you to all my relatives, friends and neighbors for cards & visits – it made the day special. God bless you!

Pat Starman

A heartfelt “thank you” to everyone who helped celebrate me getting older. Your presence, words, gifts and cards are all very much appreciated. To Rose, my children and grandchildren who did so much in preparing, thank you. You all make getting older so much fun.

Dennis Wiehn

The Family of Sylvester (Vet) Beckman would like to thank everyone who supported him during his long illness and those who reached out to us during this time of loss.  We appreciated all of the phone calls, cards, visits, food, flowers, memorial gifts, thoughts, and prayers.  Thanks also to Providence Medical Center and to Hillcrest Care Center for their excellent care, Hasemann Funeral Home for the arrangements, the United Methodist Church Ladies Aid, Laurel V. F. W.  and American Legion, Rev. Jaime Farias and Father Bernie Starman, and musician, Naoma Quist. Words cannot express how grateful we are to all of you.  Your kindness will always be remembered.

Doris Beckman

Rick, Bev Engel and family

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