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10/16/19 07:06 PM #9100    

 

Sue Wise (Divan)

There will be two rows reserved for our class to attend Dick's funeral.  Services are Friday, October 18th at 11:00 at Kearney Church of Christ at 302 E. 25th St.


10/18/19 01:25 PM #9101    

 

Sue Wise (Divan)

The service for Dick was very nice and it was good to see so many of us there!  Dru appreciated our attendance, meeting everyone and hearing stories of how we knew Dick!  It was good to see Chuck and Kristi Salestrom today along with Carol Mattson Still!  Hope the next time we all gather is for a happier occasion!


10/19/19 07:02 PM #9102    

 

Nancy McCammon (Hansen)

Sue, Todd Thalken at Kearney Floral can put you in touch with Mike Loveless. Nancy

 


10/19/19 07:20 PM #9103    

 

Nancy McCammon (Hansen)

 

Dick Garrelts---here's an example of the cars at the Studebaker Museum in South Bend.

Check out the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum at https://automobilemuseum.org. Both are well worth the visit if you love old cars. Gail made a photo album for Dad at the ACD--she had great fun runnng around taking photos. -- Nancy

DD


10/19/19 09:13 PM #9104    

 

Dick Garrelts

Thanks, Nancy, but I should have told you NOT to post any pictures. It causes me to covet.

It was good to see you, along with Chuck and ... that good looking gal I thought was WAY too young to be a 70. Turns out it was Carol M !!   Not the first time this has happened, so maybe it's time for me to get new glasses - and a little humility. Now I can't give Cummings crap for not recognizing Classmates.

 

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P.S.  Happy Birthday, Carol !


10/19/19 09:22 PM #9105    

 

Dick Garrelts

Susie,  It was indeed a fine representation of the Class to honor the life of Dick Jensen.  We filled those rows with the help of our honorary classmates, JD and Brownie!

Dick's Memorial brought back a memory of the time I had a chance to visit with him when he was working on the Wind Sculpture.  It was rather controversial at the time, but it was an honor for me to know one of the guys who put it together.  I've never criticized it since.


10/22/19 08:27 AM #9106    

 

Frank Schickedanz

Tiger  -  Well  My Yankees lost and so did My BRONCOS  -  but I won one game on Fantasy so the week of sports was not all lost.  As you said  -  it may be a long season for the BRONCOS .  Next year is always around the corner.  I really hated to see Mahomes go out for the Chiefs  -  REALLY  -  even though he plays for KC I think he is an incredible talent and he is a Class Player in a Class Organization (if he would have been in Philadelphia I would have preferred that his leg would have been detached).

Dick  -  I am working on #2  &  his sidekick in Alaska for the 50th (50th  -  doesn't that seem insane??).  Better go to work so I can afford to take off next year 50th  -  talk to you later  -  GO BRONCOS.

FLS  (Schick)

 


10/22/19 06:30 PM #9107    

 

Dick Garrelts

Too bad for your Yankees and BRONCOS, Frank. I assume the Huksters lost against Bye last week too.  We don't get the Bye Channel, so we didn't watch.  That don't mean Wiener Dog didn't insist on Ribeyes.   Don't know where he got the addiction to Ribeyes.  It's hard to picture a Wiener Dog in the wild, running down a cow, wrestling it to the ground, ripping out it's ...

Most wiener dogs are Dachsunds.   Mine is a Kitchen Setter.

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10/22/19 06:38 PM #9108    

 

Dick Garrelts

FYI     recently retired Chuck (lousy pay but a great title) Salestrom -  Area Associate Vice President of Public Information and Marketing at Mid-Plains Community College in North Platte, will be doing a presentation at UNK on October 24.    It's free, and open to the public.

Where can we get a signed book, Chuck?

 

https://krvn.com/regional-news/unk-event-focuses-on-landmark-supreme-court-decision/


10/22/19 07:39 PM #9109    

 

Dick Garrelts

Happy Birthday, Tiger!


10/22/19 08:32 PM #9110    

 

Sue Wise (Divan)

Happy birthday Ron!  Hope you had a great day!

i read about Chuck's presentation in the Hub!  Was hoping I could go but it looks like it won't happen!  Need to appear for Tyler and then take my Mom to PT!  Chuck and Kristi's daughter went to school with Lindsay!  I would have liked to visit more with them last Friday but didn't get it done!  Hopefully at the 50th!

Were headed to Calamus to close up and winterize Mom's cabin and Dad's boat!  Hopefully the weather will be good all day!  Hoping to go to Bow and say hi to Lindsay!  A little out of the way but always worth it!


10/23/19 05:26 AM #9111    

 

Joann Stengel (Tumbleson)

https://journalstar.com/news/state-and-regional/nebraska/years-later-simants-murder-case-still-raises-tough-questions/article_4ad142f1-ef56-52ea-9d3a-63de73a830ca.html

I worked at the law firm who handled the prosecution at the 2nd trial of Simants. I read the article on Chuck. I didn't remember that part of the trial. Interesting article

10/23/19 06:08 PM #9112    

 

Sue Wise (Divan)

We still have several classmates with missing information.  Some I have mailed cards to twice and they have come back twice.  If you are FB friends with any of them or know who to contact to find them, please do.  If you get a good address, let me know and I'll send out another card and update their contact information!  Or invite them to join our site!  Thanks for any help!

Janet Smaha Anderson, Rex Anderson, Ellen Bowen Snedeker, Bruce Clark, Candy Cole Laursen, Cheryl Colling, Roger Conger, Mike Cosgrove, Tate Eldridge (is registered for the reunion but address and email need updated) Bill Foster, Bonnie Hanchett, Hugh Jewett, John Johnson, Marie McDonald, Bob Manning, Laura Mosier, Randy Parker (has not responded to my Messenger requests), Bob Roberts, Rhonda Ruane Olson, Nancy Schade, Donald Swanson, Bill Warner, Janeen Zerbe Mullis.

 


10/25/19 05:24 PM #9113    

 

Danny Cavenee

The Class reunion is looking good we have a great start the numbers keep growing .


10/27/19 07:06 AM #9114    

 

Frank Schickedanz

To All:

I got this in an email a couple days ago and thought it was pretty cool  -  Take a look and see what you think:

My Dad is cleaning out my grandmother's house (she died in December) and he brought me an old Royal Crown Cola bottle. In the bottle top was a stopper with a bunch of holes in it.. I knew immediately what it was, but my daughter had no idea. She thought they had tried to make it a salt shaker or something. I knew it as the bottle that sat on the end of the ironing board to 'sprinkle' clothes with because we didn't have steam irons. Man, I am old.

 How many do you remember?

 Head lights dimmer switches on the floor.

Ignition switches on the dashboard.

Heaters mounted on the inside of the fire wall.

Real ice boxes.

Pant leg clips for bicycles without chain guards.

Soldering irons you heat on a gas burner.

Using hand signals for cars without turn signals.

 Older Than Dirt Quiz :

 Count all the ones that you remember not the ones you were told about. Ratings at the bottom.

1. Blackjack chewing gum

2.Wax Coke-shaped bottles with colored sugar water 

3. Candy cigarettes

4. Soda pop machines that dispensed glass bottles

5. Coffee shops or diners with tableside juke boxes

6. Home milk delivery in glass bottles with cardboard stoppers

7. Party lines on the telephone

8 Newsreels before the movie

9. P.F. Flyers

10. Butch wax

11.. TV test patterns that came on at night after the last show and were there until TV shows started again in the morning. (there were only 3 channels...[if you were fortunate])

12. Peashooters

13. Howdy Doody

14. 45 RPM records

15. S& H greenstamps

16. Hi-fi's

17. Metal ice trays with lever

18. Mimeograph paper

19. Blue flashbulb

20. Packards

21. Roller skate keys

22. Cork popguns

23. Drive-ins

24. Studebakers

25. Wash tub wringers

 

If you remembered 0-5 = You're still young

If you remembered 6-10 = You are getting older

If you remembered 11-15 = Don't tell your age,

If you remembered 16-25 = You' re older than dirt!

I might be older than dirt but those memories are some of the best parts of my life.

Just so you will know  -  I remembered every one of those.  I know this is pretty long but I enjoyed it.  Talk to you later  -  GO BRONCOS

FLS  (Schick)


10/27/19 11:42 AM #9115    

 

Anna Sobotka (Schroeder)

Frank- Thanks for the post !!!!  WOW what a fun trip down memory lane !

       I got all of them also laugh


10/28/19 10:36 AM #9116    

 

Kathi Geiser (Wright)

Me too


10/29/19 05:57 AM #9117    

 

Danny Cavenee

Me Too


10/29/19 03:21 PM #9118    

 

Jerry Ohlmann

I haven't check the message forum for about a month.  Mrs 'O" and I took a little vacation to Palm Springs and Las Vegas for a couple of weeks.  I was sorry to read about Dick Jensen.  We had a few clasess together . . . he was a  nice guy. . . as I recall he was always kind to everyone.   I think he was in a band but maybe I'm thinking about someone else.  Sad to say but I also scored pretty high on the "do you remember" questionaire.

While in LV we found a Husker bar to watch the game.  Pretty large bar close to the airport with about 10-15 TV's all showing the Nebraska game.  The Las Vegans for Nebraska Club rent out the bar for each Nebraska game . . . probably around 100 Nebraska fans.  Made us feel like we were in a Nebraska bar.

Hope everyone is doing well but we need a Husker win.

 


10/29/19 11:13 PM #9119    

 

Ron Smith

Schick...you are older than mud !!! Black Jack & Beemans & Yucatan gum too.

Great World Series. Rooting for Nationals in game 7.


10/31/19 08:54 AM #9120    

 

Frank Schickedanz

Tiger  -  Well The Nationals did it  -  pretty cool.  After the Astros beat the Yanks I really couldn't root for them even though I am an American League fan.  By the way they played -  they probably would have beaten my Yanks and I would have been more upset than I was when the Atros beat them.  It's cool with all the dynamics of the Nats  -  Hats off to them.  Better go to work  -  gotta make a living and support our habits (Traveling, Eating, Drinking and Kids)  -  Talk to you later.  GO BRONCOS.

FLS  (Schick)


11/03/19 10:56 AM #9121    

 

Cindy Wilson (Rasmussen)

Welcome to the forum Jonas!!  It can be very entertaining 😂


11/03/19 07:06 PM #9122    

 

Ron Smith

Happy birthday to you Vicki...

You must be in your 40's by now.

A good day at Schick's home because the Broncos won.Although he probably isn't home.Heard he went vacationing to Lower Swobovia which is just south of Upper Swobovia.


11/05/19 08:21 AM #9123    

 

Frank Schickedanz

Ron  -  You are correct  -  This weekend was a GREAT DAY at the Schickedanz House  -  The BRONCOS finally won a game and the COWBOYS squeeked one out  and One of my Two Fantasy Teams won.  I wish I had been traveling but we're getting ready for Dane's Wedding.  I will be in Grand Island a couple days over the Thanksgiving Holiday for my Sister's 50th Wedding Anniversary  -  Just so you know  -  I actually sang in her Wedding in 1969.  

To All  -  Here is something that was sent to me via email and would like to share it:

History Lesson: Veterans Day

Prior to the establishment of the formerly known Armistice Day, November 11, 1918 marked the end of “the war to end all wars.” It followed World War I, or “The Great War” and the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

In 1938, legislation was passed to make November 11 a legal holiday, which was celebrated and known as Armistice Day. Its purpose at the time was to honor veterans of World War I. However, after realizing that World War II required the greatest mobilization of all military branches, veteran service organizations urged Congress to pass legislation in 1954, to include all veterans, hence the change from “Armistice Day” to “Veterans Day.”

In October of 1938, President Dwight D. Eisenhower issued the first “Veterans Day Proclamation” to ensure observance of all veterans.

In June of 1968, the Uniform Holiday Bill was signed to allow three-day weekends to federal employees by celebrating four major holidays, one of them including Veterans Day. Veterans Day was moved to the fourth Monday of October.

The first Veterans Day caused lots of confusion in the U.S., as it was celebrated on October 25, 1971. This prompted President Gerald R. Ford to return the observance date to November 11, beginning in 1978. This notion garnered lots of support from veterans and citizens, since that original date had historical significance.

Veterans Day is now commonly regarded as a celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.

*Important Note: Veterans Day is often confused with Memorial Day, even though the days have significantly different meanings.

  • Veterans Day celebrates those who previously served in the military.
  • Memorial Day honors servicemen and women who made the ultimate sacrifice and died in service.was unaware of all the

I was unaware of Tue History of Veterans Day and thought it was interesting.  Better go to Work  -  Talk to you later  -  Go BRONCOS .

FLS  (Schick)


11/06/19 08:36 AM #9124    

 

Kathi Geiser (Wright)

Mayor Marsh won a second term, I'm not Mayor  of Loveland. What an amazing experience,  I did not wear enough flannel I guess.  I still have 2 years on my term, so work to be done yet.  I am AOK with it.


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