The Schuyler Sun from Schuyler, Nebraska • 6

Sit of 6A The Schuyler Sun Lana Longacre Sisters join talents in Two Schuyler natives, Lana K. Longacre (formerly Lana Miller) and Judith M. Martin (formerly Judy Miller), daughters of Esther Zelenda and the late Clarence Miller, have joined together for a project in which each woman applies the talents they have developed since they graduated from Schuyler High School. Judy, the oldest of the five Miller daughters, recently founded a training business in Jeffersonville, and has partnered with Cheryl Corriveau, a meeting planner from Orlando, Fla. Together they are producing a conference for professional women in Callaway Gardens, a resort, in Pine Mountain, Ga.

Judy, who planned the program, attempted to focus on issues both professional and personal that professional women face in their work and home lives. One of those issues was creating pleasant surroundings in the workplace. Seeking a speaker to address the topic, Judy turned to her sister, who has for 10 years decorated homes and offices in Omaha and across the U.S. Throughout the years, Lana has developed an interior decorating philosophy which was practical and simple to learn a perfect education session for 300 women executives whose challenges include keeping an updated and professional-looking office. Naming her philosophy "Connect the Dots," she will share with her audience how to combine colors, patterns and textures to express the owners' styles while using what they already have.

Her session will appeal to women who have control over only their desktops or their entire office space. Graduating from high school in 1966, Lana is an award-winning designer. In 1997, she received National Kitchen and Bath Association's award for a kitchen design she created in a prestigious Omaha home. The story and photographs of her work were published in "American Homestyle and Gardening" magazine. Educated in textiles and fashion merchandising, Lana began her career in retail store display and later created two clothing shops in Omaha and Connecticut.

Lana, resides in Omaha with her Alegent Health Memorial Hospital During the week of Feb. 1-7 at Alegent Health Memorial Hospital, eight people were admitted for care, and 200 were provided outpatient services. There were two births. In the surgical department, three people were inpatients, and six were outpatients. Thursday, February 11, 1999 Judith Martin professional educational effort husband, Ted.

They have one son, 27-year-old Andrew. school Judy, in who and graduated holds from high 1959, degrees from the University of Nebraska and Indiana University, began her career teaching in high school. After earning her master's degree, she taught at Indiana University Southeast which kindled her interest in adult education and training. She served as vice president of training and development with Farm Credit Services in Louisville, and education director with Kentucky Credit Union League. Having recently left the corporate world, she established Training by Design.

She delivers training in communication and management skills. And having a long-held passion for preserving the land and conserving natural resources, she applies her skills in meeting facilitation and curriculum development by serving as chair for the Land Use Planning Committee in Clark County, Ind. Judy and her husband, Bill, live in Jeffersonville, Ind. They have two children 28-year-old Eric, and 27- year-old Christa. The Professional Conference for Women, designed for women who work in the financial services industry is scheduled for May 2-5.

Educational topics include: Establishing Electronic Villages, Ten Power Tools to Career Success, The Crystal Ball Approach to Business Planning, Toward a Simpler Life: The Landscape Teaches, Delivering Remarkable Service, Competition and the Internet, Implications for Gender Differences in Communication, Personal Investing: A Woman's Issue, Balancing Family and Work Life, Stewardship: A Refreshing Way to View Your Work, Recognizing and Acknowledging Personality Differences, and Women Working With Women. Each presenter was hand-picked because of the significance of their message and the quality of their presentation. The conference also includes panel discussions, networking opportunities and a trade show where exhibitors showcase their products and services of professional and personal appeal to conference participants. The registration fee is $850 if paid by March 15 and includes the conference, three nights lodging, meals, refreshment breaks, the trade show, an open pass to the grounds of Callaway Gardens (home of the television program "Victory and a tour of the Sibley Horticultural Center. For more information or to receive a conference brochure, contact Judy Martin 812-283-5248 or email or visit www.learnit-knowit-doit.com.

SUNDAY From the Heart am-2 pm Candy FEB. 9 Bouquets Fresh Flower Bouquets Country Romance Candles Balloons Silks More (WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15) Thomas C. Henry service in California Funeral services were held Feb. 9, 1999, at St. Stephen's Church in San Francisco, for Thomas C.

Henry, 79, former resident of the Schuyler area. Henry, the youngest son of Frank and Annie (Murphy) Henry, was born May 16, 1920, in 1 Rogers. He graduated from Schuyler High School and settled in San Francisco after serving in the Pacific during World War II. He was preceded in death by brothers, Pat, Dick, Joe and Jack. He is survived by his wife, Rose Ann; son, Tom; and two granddaughters, Los Angeles, daughter, Mary, San Francisco, and sisters, Margaret (Mrs.

William) O'Neill, San Francisco, Sr. Mary Henry, RSCJ, Atherton, and Sister Catherine Henry, RSCJ, Omaha. Emerson Loseke funeral Feb. 8 Emerson Loseke, 86, Chambers, died Feb. 4, 1999, at Antelope Memorial Hospital, Neligh.

Services were Feb. 8 at 10 a.m. Paul Lutheran Church, Chambers. Burial was at Chambers Cemetery. Visitation was from 3 to 6 p.m., Feb.

7 at Biglin's Mortuary with a 5 p.m. prayer service. Loseke was born Sept. 15, 1912, in Leigh to Herman and Barbara (Schindler) Loseke. He married Libbie Pavel on Dec.

23, 1935, in Ewing. They lived in rural Colfax County until 1949 when they moved to Chambers. He belonged to the church and ranched outside of Chambers. Survivors include one daughter, Sylvia (Mrs. Bob) Koci, Chambers; one son, Bob, Ewing; one sister, Inez Miller, Bellwood; one brother, Wallace, Golden, seven grandchildren; and six great-grand- He was preceded in death by his wife.

Jason Bonneville dies in Wisconsin Word has been received of the death of a former Schuyler resident, Jason Bonneville, 33, of Storm Lake, who died Dec. 24, 1998. He is the son of Darlene Bonneville, Barron, and the late Joe Bonneville. The funeral was held Dec. 29 in Storm Lake.

Bonneville spent part of his youth in Schuyler and attended Schuyler Public Schools. He played football for the University of Minnesota. He is survived by his wife, Tricia; two children, Joshua and Ashley; his mother; and two brothers, Jeff and Jamie. Lori Kelley named intern Lori Kelley, a Hastings College senior from Schuyler, has been selected as an intern for the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund Inc. The national internship program is for students pursuing a career in journalism.

Kelley will spend two weeks this summer at Temple University in Philadelphia, for a pre-internship residency. She then will complete a 10-week copy-editing internship at The Traverse City Record-Eagle in Michigan. The paid internship includes a $1,000 scholarship. Kelley is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.

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Track Funeral Chapel Jerry L. Krack 1622 Street Schuyler, NE Phone 352-8700 FUTURE AMERICA CONTEST la Pace Alumni win awards The Schuyler Central High School FFA Alumni received awards in Columbus. at the state FFA alumni convention reaffiliates organization received first place for its scrapbook and was named one of the cently The in the state. Displaying the awards are Joni Fichtl, reporter, top committee member. left, and Lynn Dvorak, scrapbook Schuyler student in internship program Cheryl Dietrich of Schuyler is participating in the Cooperative Education Program at Central Community College Platte Campus.

The program allows students to apply the skills they have learned in the classroom in a full- or parttime paid position related to their major field of study. As interns, they gain valuable work experience, earn income to help pay for college expenses and receive up to 16 semester-hours of college credit. Dietrich, an office technology major, is working as a clerical assistant at Schuyler Central High School. Under the supervision of Superintendent Dr. Robert Brandt, she manages the activity accounts, prepares deposits, and organizes the concession stand for games by preparing the money boxes and ordering supplies.

Dietrich is a 1997 graduate of Schuyler Central High School. She is the daughter or Roxie Dietrich of Lincoln and Robert Dietrich of Schuyler. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Norman Porath Invites the Schuyler Community to a MEAL MEDITATION Thursday, February 18 12 Noon TRINITY'S FELLOWSHIP HALL 1617 Colfax Street, Schuyler, NE FREE WILL OFFERING The Six Weeks of Love on the Cross is written by C. Philip Chacko.

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