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Alliance Times-Herald Saturday May 8 1993 Today's Wrap Up fp 1 i Community Calendar In Brief Deaths 6 Funerals Thiele Phormocy Gifts Remember Us or Great Mother's Day Gifts Cords Joel Herrera Joel is Dayco Alliance Quality Assurance Lab Supervisor Joel started working at Electric HoseDayco in August 1977 as a mill calendar operator In 1 989 Joei was promoted to his present position His hobbies include: raquetball auto filing collection reading and travel CONGRATULATIONS TO JOEL HERRERA APRIL EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH lliancc A Granddaughter Born Scott and Sonja Reed are the parents of a baby girl SamanthaNicolebom May 7 in Colorado Springs Colo Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Keith Reed Art and Cathy Thomsen and Barbara Thomsen all of Alliance Alliance Newcomers Marty and Jana Benson and seven-month-old Taylor moved to 1212 Mississippi in Alliance from Harrison He is employed at Alliance Coop CharlesF Birgen moved from Ord to 1024 Potash He is employed at The Abbott Bank Elster and Elsie Jordan moved from West Monroe La to 1440 Missouri They are retired Shirley and Greg McVey and their children Jason Jeremy and Anthony are now living at 1241 Hammond They came from Great Bend Kan he isemployedatSnake Creek Ranch Kim Galcy and her children Christina Dezarae and Chance have moved from Rainbow Acres to 1404 Boise She is employed at Woolrich Store Parsonage (Continued from page 1) all scheme of the itinerant ministry of the Methodist the Supreme Court said special role parsonages play in the Methodist ministry requires that consideration be given to United unequivocal use of the parsonage in the furtherance of its religious purpose Methodist ministers are transferred periodically and generally required to live in parsonages In ruling that the parsonage was entitled to an exemption the Supreme Court compared the case to one it decidedin 1961 involving tax-exempt status a home provided for the president of Doane College The president was required to live in the house and performed a variety of functions related to the college Nebraska law specifies that ex- Something DIFFERENT AT 318 Box Butte Dayco Employee of the Month 762-2930 Theatre 2 CB4 9:15 pm Fri Sat Sun 7:15 pm Mon -Thurs 3 Days Only 7:15 Frl-Sat-Sun 0 200 Sunday Matinee STREET HOCKEY (skateland has special hours to play hockey) NFL Caps Ts Sweatshirts 50 OFF EVERYTHING ELSE 20 OFF Prices Good May 6-15 LLIANCEiTHEATRE 8oi Butt 7624100 I Tim McMains 35 Tim McMains 35 died Thursday May 6 1993 following a traffic accident north of Alliance He was bom July 18 1957 at McCook Neb to Don and Idonna (Howell) McMains He was employed by Burlington Northern Railroad at McCook for two years and had worked as a conductor in Alliance since 1977 He was a member of the Eagles National Rifle Association and UTU He married Tina Nelson in Alliance on June 18 1983 He is survived by his wife of the home three children Christopher Heidi and Timmy his parents of McCook and a sister Sherry Stcinke Palisade Neb Funeral services arc tentatively scheduled at 2 pm Monday in Alliance Memorials may be given to the family Bales -Gould Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Clarence Winten 78 ALLIANCE Clarence Win-ten 78 died Friday May 7 1993 at his rural home near Hcmingford He was bom April 2 1915 at Hcmingford to Jake and Maggie (Anncn) Winten He lived and farmed all his life in Box Butte County He served in the US Air Force for three and one-half years during World Warll He married Elna Christensen at WaterboroSC on Aug 25 1942 Survivors include his wife Elna sons Larry Winten and family of Denver Colo and Bruce Winten and family of Hemingford daughter Karen Roscnbcrger and family of Lincoln sister Agnes Lockridge of Alliance and eight grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents a brother and a sister Funeral services will be held Monday May 10 at 10 am at St United Lutheran Church in Alliance with the Rev Guy Redfield officiating Burial will be in the Hemingford Cemetery Memorials are suggested to the church or the Hcmingford Rescue Unit Bates-Gould Funeral Hone is in charge of arrangements Lee Coleman 81 SALEM Ore Lee Coleman 81 died here April 24 1993 He was bom March 25 1912 in Westerville Neb to Frederick and Opel (Gardner) Coleman He spent his boyhood in Alliance attended schools there and worked at the Piggly Wiggly store in the 400 block of Box Butte He lived in Salt Lake City Sacramento Calif and Yakima Wash before moving to Salem in 1950 He worked at Pay Less Northwest until he retired in the early 1970s He married Bcmicce A Devereaux in Alliance on Aug 23 1930 Survivors include his wife and daughter Marvel Lee Johnson of Salem brothers Frederick Coleman of Alliance and Millard Coleman of Boise Idaho three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Funeral services mid burial were held April 29 in Salem School News St Agnes Academy Student Council elections will be held Tuesday May 1 1 The Swing Choir will perform at Good Samaritan Towers at 2:15 pm Thursday Fifth and sixth grades will have a spring concert in the gym at 7 pm Thursday Third fourth and fifth grades will attend the city-wide track meet Friday Buckle Up The Lew umiMinimiiiiii New York Stock Exchange Mike and Brenda Schanaman have moved to 1108 Emerson with four-year-old Megan and two-year-old McKayla He is employed at Sargent Irrigation sheplanstoopenadaycare Roy and Karen Newton and 13-year-old Shad and Scan have moved to907Toluca from Mitchell SD He is employed by the US Postal Service Don and Joanne Jonas are living at 350 15th with six-year-old Eric and one-year-old Nicholas He is employed by Northern they formerly lived in Sterling Colo Larry and Nancy Isom moved from North Platte to 1630 Platte They are the parentsof three children Christina David and Angela He is employed at Alliance Medical Center Nebraska History May 8 1950 -Floods struck southeast Nebraska killing 22 people most of them travelers trapped by swelling waters Tax Exempt emptions are available only for property used for religious educational charitable or cemetery putposes The Supreme Court previously interpreted the law to mean that means the primary or dominant use of property as opposed to incidental use The parsonage is comparable to the home that was provided for the presidentof Doane College the judges said we reverse the decision and remand the cause with directions that the district court order the Scotts Bluff County Board 1 of Equalization to exempt the United Methodist property from taxation and refund any taxes which have been paid on the property since the denial of the high court concluded 353n 7n 2434 25in 52 -84 ism -sn 601 an 5412 7n 7ssn in 487n 6412 1 18 man 7014 in 53 1514 -in 238 2238 14 soin -ii4 8858 in 8353 13 2214 13 2412 -14 3573 33 2414 -14 1 4814 -14 3234 Sprint SunCo TRW Inc Texaco Textron Timken Toasenstrn Travalars Trinova UALCorp us west USG USX-Msrathn USX-USS UnCarbde Union Else UnPae UnifTach Unocal Upjohn WalMarts WamLm -WstnRes WestghEI 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First Federal Lincoln For more information call 762-6905 (Paid Adv) Library Winter hours are as follows: Monday Tuesday Wednesday 8arn-8 pm Thursday 8 am-6 pm Friday and Saturday 10am--5pm Story lime is held every Thursday from and 1: 1 5 am for 3 to 5 year olds Box utte Carvers Meet every Thursday at 7 pm at the home of Rich Reynolds Kiwanis Club meet Tuesday noon at Western Corral MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 9 am First Baptist Church 10th and Yellowstone All mothers and preschool-age children welcome Christian Support Group Serenity a 12-step support group meets each Wednesday at Slagle Memorial Library 12-1 pm All interested people are welcome Royal Neighbors Will meet Tuesday at2 pjn at Good Samaritan Towers Hostesses will be Lucille and Rose Hardy American Legion Auxiliary Unit 7 Will meet Tuesday at 6:30 pm at the Post Home Hostesses will be DelmaTurgcon Darlene Worth Ellen Christensen Eleanore Golden and JanelleSundbergPleasebringasalad and table service Eagles Auxiliary 136 Will meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm There will be initiation of new members Hostesses are Sondra Mees and Barbara Fonder Alliance Diabetic Support Group Will meet Monday at 7 pm in the Box Butte General Hospital dining room Stocks Of Special Interest PrioM Friday at tha martial doia tor fta waak on atocka of spatial imarast to paople of this ana art pubKshad batoar courwsy of tha Edward JonasCo Haritaga VI Mai 318 Box Buna Avooua Alianoa Brass Buddo IB 78 AAW Root Baer 19 14 Hanson 1858 Hwley-Davidson 35 38 Food lino I- 8 18 Yonkers 31 12 Circus Circus 4B 38 Mtehaata Suras 29 78 Berkshire Hathaway 13300 Black Nils Carp 28 38 BNI 54 34 BR MMWWWIMMWUWWMW4B 18 Chrysler 42 38 ConAgra 24 78 GE 94 14 homesiaka Mining 15 34 IBM 4812 Kmart 423 14 KN Energy 35 18 McQonalds MRK PepsiCo 38 78 Plains Petroleum 27 58 Texaco 83 38 Wal-Mart 2814 Hyparmadia Comm Inc 7 Stock from the over-the-oountarmarkelwitfi tha bid quotaton lint and tha oakad aaeond: Appia Computer 54 12 54 34 Lindiay Mfg 33 34 34 12 SUNDAY MONDAY SPECIALS Breakfast Sun Link Sausage Eggs Hashbrowns Mon Corned Beef Hash 4 Egg Lunch Sun-Roast Pork 4 Dressing or Swiss Steak Mon Turkey and Dressing the elms BBCSA Early Bird Tournament May 22 23 Registration Deadline May 18 Mens Womens Coed Divisions 8 Teams Minimum Per Division Registration Fee $75 plus 2 Blue Dot Balls To Register or For More Information CALL DOUG 762-6748 CampSpa CemariorEn Chevron Chiquita Chryder Citicorp CocflCola ComwEdif Comsat ConAgra ConsFrght Cominglnc CurtWrt DOE DaaraCo Dot Edison DiafCp Dillard a OowChem DuPont yjEagleFch EitKodak EcNin EmeraonB Enron Entergy Exxon FMCCp 3934 -18 1858 -18 8834 1378 -3 4218 -12 Z712 14 3878 -38 28 8158 2514 -14 1758 33 3518 18 37 -14 3458 58 -114 3518 3914 12 3914 12 5438 -18 5218 -78 3 4834 -1 2378 -an KN Eng KCtyPUa Katydid KerrMcgee Kroger Litton a MarfnMar McDonalds McOomDg MidwRaac MinnMng 114 Mobil MuflOmah Navistar NobieAll Nucor Occident Pat Ohio Edison OMaGE ONEOK Orange Rk PaoGE 59in -5s 347n -14 663n 12 445n 34 a SNAPPER LAWN TRACTORS National Nursing Home Week Schedule Sunday May 9 Mother's Day Ice Cream Social Rocket Launch Entertainment Facility Dining room 2 pm-4 jn i ANNOUNCING OPEN HOUSE Beauty Accessories Cosmetics Hair Accessories Fashion Jewelry Aloette Skin Care and Beauty Products 9 am 5:30 pm at Clothes SNAPPER OFERS 2 EASY PLANS 1 NO Payment until October 1993 with approved credit 2 NO Payment for 90 Days ASK YOUR DEALER ABOUT SNAP-CREDIT Tuesday May 1 1 Professional Recognition Day Nurses Day all practicing and retired nurses are invited Frt)ntFoyer2pm-4pm Wednesday May 12 Clergy Brunch All area clergy are invited 9:30 am Thursday May 13 Volunteer Day Music by the Off Beats Refreshments served Facility Dining room 2 pm-4 pm Friday May 14 Resident and Staff Picnic LOUNGE 762-3425 1 Saturday Evening Specials Prime Rib 9W 12 oz New York 995 Platter 97n TURF RENTAL SALES 1512 3rd Alliance NE 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