CANDO NEWS PUBLISHED BY THE NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE SHIRLEY L'HEUREUX: 756-8611, LUANN KOSSE: 756-8678, BARB CHOQUETTE: 756-8353, LORI HALL: 756-8128 VOLUME 19 ISSUE 2 EST. APRIL 1995 JUNE 27, 2013 UPCOMING EVENTS 07/04113: Independence Day 07/06/13: Franklin County Fair starts 07/12/13: Mud Volleyball Tournament-Campbell 07/13/13: Campbell Road Rally-registration 1:30pm 07/25/13: Webster County Fair begins 07/29/13: Campbell Blood Mobile --------------------------------------- July I§_•• Nationa( Ice Cream Month Juveni{e Artflritis Awareness Montfl Nationa{Veflic{e Tflift Protection Montfl Recreation and Parks Montfl --------------------------------------- NOTICE New location for the Recyclable Bins In Campbell! 700 block of Stewart Street or South west comer of the power plant. NOTICE There are an assortment of coats that have been left at the Legion Hall and Community Hall. They can be identified and picked up at the Clerk's office. TOUR DE NEBRASKA BICYCLISTS Nearly 200 bicycle riders, participating in the Tour de Nebraska, stopped in Campbell, NE, for their noon meal on Saturday, June 22, 2013. Their 5-day ride had started in Doniphan on Wednesday, June 19, with 221 registered bicyclists. That first day they traveled 62 miles north to Loup City. The second day they rode 67 miles north to Callaway, followed with a 76 mile ride on Friday to Holdrege. On Saturday, June 22, after breakfast served in Holdrege, they set off to morning breaks in Wilcox, Hildreth, and Upland, before arriving in Campbell for their noon meal. The Campbell Area Foundation and the Campbell Chamber of Commerce sponsored the meal, with grilling services provided by the Campbell Fire Department. Leaving Campbell they stopped for a break with the Bladen Girl Scouts hosting a snack at the Junction ofHWY 281 and HWY 4. Their day's trip of 59 miles ended in Blue Hill where they enjoyed their Tour de Nebraska Awards Banquet. On Sunday, June 23, they rode a short 42 miles back to Doniphan where they voted for the Favorite Host Town and Favorite Rest Stop, and said their good-byes for another year. Rich and Susan Rodenburg, of Lincoln, NE, have been the organizers for the annual bicycle pilgrimage for the past 28 years. All routes are on paved roads which are selected for safety and lower traffic counts. The Rodenburgs warn the riders that "Nebraska weather can be finicky, so be prepared for anything. WARNING-HEADWINDS are likely-and make for great survival stories." That was truly the case for this year's ride, as some reported that riding with high winds is worse than riding in the mountains. The Campbell hosts enjoyed visiting with the riders, and wished them well for the remainder of their journey.
Nationa{Veflic{e Tflift Protection MontflRecreation and Parks Montfl---------------------------------------
NOTICENew location for the Recyclable Bins In
Campbell! 700 block of Stewart Street orSouth west comer of the power plant.
NOTICEThere are an assortment of coats that have beenleft at the Legion Hall and Community Hall.They can be identified and picked up at theClerk's office.
TOUR DE NEBRASKABICYCLISTS
Nearly 200 bicycle riders, participating in theTour de Nebraska, stopped in Campbell, NE,for their noon meal on Saturday, June 22, 2013.
Their 5-day ride had started in Doniphan onWednesday, June 19, with 221 registeredbicyclists. That first day they traveled 62 milesnorth to Loup City. The second day they rode67 miles north to Callaway, followed with a 76mile ride on Friday to Holdrege.On Saturday, June 22, after breakfast served inHoldrege, they set off to morning breaks inWilcox, Hildreth, and Upland, before arrivingin Campbell for their noon meal. The CampbellArea Foundation and the Campbell Chamber ofCommerce sponsored the meal, with grillingservices provided by the Campbell FireDepartment.Leaving Campbell they stopped for a break withthe Bladen Girl Scouts hosting a snack at theJunction ofHWY 281 and HWY 4. Their day'strip of 59 miles ended in Blue Hill where theyenjoyed their Tour de Nebraska AwardsBanquet. On Sunday, June 23, they rode a short42 miles back to Doniphan where they voted forthe Favorite Host Town and Favorite Rest Stop,and said their good-byes for another year.Rich and Susan Rodenburg, of Lincoln, NE,have been the organizers for the annual bicyclepilgrimage for the past 28 years. All routes areon paved roads which are selected for safetyand lower traffic counts. The Rodenburgs warnthe riders that "Nebraska weather can befinicky, so be prepared for anything.WARNING-HEADWINDS are likely-andmake for great survival stories." That was trulythe case for this year's ride, as some reportedthat riding with high winds is worse than ridingin the mountains.The Campbell hosts enjoyed visiting with theriders, and wished them well for the remainderof their journey.
CAMPBELL AREA CHAMBEROF COMMERCE MEETING
The Campbell Area Chamber of Commercemet June 18, 2013, with 24 members and 2guests present. Shirley introduced SistersElizabeth and Karen who are teaching in the St.Anne's summer school program. Birthdaysand anniversaries were recognized. Recoverywishes were offered to Ardyce Johnson whohad recent knee surgery. Committee reportswere given with no corrections. A thank youwas given from the Bierhaus family for thememorial and a thank you was read fromMariah Koch for the scholarship. Rosellareported for the SPUCC in Doug's absence andthe next meeting will be a golf outing inOxford. Leon reported for the school with newcomputers being ordered, clean up and paintingbeing done, and trial breakfast being offeredstarting in August. A cafe meeting will be heldon Monday night the 24th at 7:30. Everyone iswelcome. Joyce reported that the bicyclerswill be stopping in Campbell on Saturday andthe Chamber and Foundation will be workingtogether serving lunch of hamburgers, hotdogs,chips, pie, ice cream, bananas, and drink for afree will offering. Drs. Dan and Linda Mazourare having an open house to view their horses,enjoy food, and have wagon rides. Moneydonated will go to the Franklin County CancerSociety. A salad supper will be held at the Julymeeting.
TH-ANK Y0IA.rrFiank,you to a{{of you wlio donated' money to Iie{p
my 6rotlier ana nepliew wlio arefigliting cancer. %ejwan tea me to re{ay tlieir gratitucfe ana appreciation-for your Iie{p in tlieir time of need. q'/ie donationshaoe gone to gas, focfging, ana fooa for tlieir trips toOmaliafor an operation, testing, ana treatments.
jlgain tlianftyou from our Hearts,J{o{{y ana Daue Layliue I
FLOWER BARRELS - 2013Thanks to all who bought flowers forMain Street, in memory of loved ones.
In memory of: Gerald (Jerry) Albers
In memory of: Paul & Tilly Meyer
John Morgan
Helen (Morgan) Meyer
Carl Meyer
In memory of: Loved Ones
In memory of: Priscilla Goiter
In memory of: Art Worley
In memory of: Gary Bierhaus
In memory of: Mike Swanson
In memory of: Carl & Evelyn Pearson
Floyd & Esther Bryan
In memory of: Ted Erickson
Otto Erickson
Clint Erickson
In memory of: L.D. & Jean Frisbie
Clara L'Heureux
Tammy (Frisbie) White
Chad Frisbie
In memory of: My Beloved Husband & Son
Ray Smith & Jon Smith
In memory of: Robert Rupprecht
In memory of: Dona Genereux
In memory of: Ray Grams
In memory of: Maxine Hall
Erma Jean Albers
Deyman & Betty Meyer
Shirley L'Heureux
Her Family
Myrtle Worley
Milford & Lucetta BierhausMarilyn & Larry WilliamsJoyce & Rodney Lang
JoAnn & Greg Einspahr
Byron & Nettie Swanson
Bill & Rosalie Pearson
Doris Erickson
Dale & Sharon Frisbie
Jacky Smith & Family
Jeannette Rupprecht & Family
Cleo & Jerry Genereux
Larry, LuAnn, Ben, Sam & Nate Kosse
Kolleen Grams
Her Loving Family
In memory of: Edward & Lena Nitzel Meyer Jean Penney & Family
Dorothy Meyer Perkins,
Odell C.Meyer, R.W. Perkins
Sheryl Ann Penney, James L. Penney
CAMPBELL BLOODMOBILEThe American Red Cross Bloodmobile held a'blood drive on Monday, June 3, 2013 at theCampbell Community Hall. We had a goodtum out with 35 people willing to donate. DebHerman was a first time donor. Mary Jamesand James Perrie hit the 4 gallon mark; NoraSchukei 5 gallon; Daren .Niemeyer, KimLindgren 6 gallon; Gerhart Meyer 8 gallon;and Todd Kral 9 gallons. The other donorsincluded: Jennifer Himmelberg, GlennMattison, Gary Derr, Janet Meyer, ShirleyEwing, Keith & Sue Crowe, Leon Lutkemeier,Myrtle Worley, Arlon & JoEllen Jacobitz,Jeanne Penney, Craig Meyer, Fred Trambly,Lee Osantowski, Janet Karr, Mindy Pankoke,
Amanda Nimocks, Kyle Rutt, Ivan Schukei,Lee Erickson, Steve L'Heureux, MeredithEnglehardt, Nelson Trambly, ShirleyL'Heureux, Travis Frazier, Jason Franssen.A big "thank you" goes out to all the donorswho took time out of their busy schedules tohelp save lives; and a special thank you goes tothe people who donated food and worked thecanteen or whatever else they did to help withthe successful blood drive. These peopleinclude Jeannette Rupprecht, Judy Erickson,Jeanne & Craig Penney, Shirley L'Heureux,Kelly Pokorny, Jeanie Schmidt, LuAnn Kosse,and Ron Pankoke. The next bloodmobile 1S
Monday, July 29,2013 .
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