Community

The Council of the City of Woodston met in the Council Chamber at the City Hall on Monday, April 10th, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. Council Members present were Thomas Yakish, Bill Dibble, and Charles O’Neill.

Nadine Dugan of Plainville enjoys reading the little newspaper, Making Your Week Happier. On a whim, back in January, she decided to send in a picture taken on December 30th of her and her special friend, Weston Werner, when they were out to dinner.

The Stockton Junior High Music, Awards and Promotion event was on Monday, May 11th. During the evening, the sixth- through eighthgrade awards were presented, the junior high music concert was held, and an eighth-grade promotion was recognized.

Anita Gale Simons Award.

THE ANSWER. Discouragement, disappointment, despondency, despair, depression. We all face seasons of life that are less than sunny. At times those seasons seem like they'll never end. Perhaps some are just wired this way, but I know of no one who has volunteered to be a 'gloomy Gus.

We have had the good opportunity through the years to have Fred Miller visit First Christian Church to deliver the Sunday message. In recent visits, Fred has talked about each of us, as members of the church, as being “on staff.

Darrell Rubottom: “Unlike most people, I went to the Nova not to view ‘Paper Moon’ but to see my old friend, Carolyn Thompson of McCracken (who gave the pre-movie presentation) and her daughter, Susan, who was a student of mine at Ransom High School.”

CARD OF THANKS We are so very grateful to all of you who have called, sent cards or prayers, shared food, donated to the memorial fund, or sent flowers. Your kind gestures of sympathy and support have meant the world to us and will always be remembered.

This first week of May went very quickly. Graduations, celebrating Mother's Day, final track meets, and closing schools for summer vacation have arrived.

Last year, the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture (NCTA) hosted the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA), bringing students from far and wide to the Midwest.