The Schuyler Sun from Schuyler, Nebraska • 7

Thursday, September 29, 1983 7A The Schuyler Sun Family Page Local health care people attend recent convention Visiting hours 11 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Admissions Marie Miles, Dodge; Stazie Richtig, Wendell S.

Woodward, Mrs. Arnold Rahtz, Leigh; Mrs. Leonard Brezina, Tom Odvody, Prague; Mrs. Robert E. Faltys, Clarkson; Baby Jennifer Marxsen, Schuyler.

Dismissals Mary Molacek, Stanton; Tony Dvorak, Mary Sedlacek, Clarkson; Mrs. Allan Shonka and daughter, Rainold Sedlicky, Joe Korecky, Mrs. Drugs and Myths about our health and how to stay healthy are many. Most of these myths lack any medical reason about how they work and many are dangerous. Obviously we should be concerned about our health.

Diseases such as cancer, arthritis, heart disease and diabetes are too often misunderstood by their victims. Those afflicted are concerned about the disease and want it cured. Cancer is a disease that puts fear in people. Many victims of cancer seek help from unqualified, unprofessional sources who are simply out for money. Laetrile was one of the products sold as a cancer cure.

No research to date has been able to document any beneficial effect from laetrile. There have been a number of deaths due to its use, however. Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Omaha, arrived Friday for a visit at the home Mrs. Leon Kluck and other friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Barry departed for their home in Lansing, Sunday. They were here to attend the funeral of their brother-in-law, Francis A.

Rea. Mr. and Mrs. James Molacek were Omaha Wednesday and Thursday last week babysitting with their grandson, Derek Molacek, son of David and Vicki Molacek. David and Vicki and Ken and Donna Molacek were traveling on the River City Roundup train that passed through Schuyler last week.

David and Ken played in the band that accompanied the train. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crabb Jr. departed for their home in Roseville, after spending the week with their uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Vasek, other relatives and friends. Mrs. James Svasck and Christina, Mrs Milford Svasek, Mrs.

LaVern Nadrchal Schuyler and Mrs. Ed Mastera, Richland, attended the second annual Neonatal Preemies alumni reunion at Henry Doorly Zoo Sept. 18, sponsored by Children's Hospital. The alumni and their guests were treated to a free day at the Zoo, train ride and free lunch. Christina was a patient at Children's Hospital 32 days following her birth.

Scott and Jeffrey Hirschbrunner, Columbus, were guests Saturday of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kucera while their parents attended the Nebraska-UCLA game in Lincoln. Sunday dinner and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Kucera were Mrs. Gerald Goecken and son, Michael, and her grandson, George Paul Goecken, all of Fremont. FREE APPLICATION in Schuyler of all granular lawn products purchased at the regular price. Call 352-3222 now for scheduling. Remember, we only charge for the amount actually used.

Garden Center of Schuyler. 24 tf Always a weekend special. 13.95. Mc-Clures Flowers Plus. J-i Master Sgt.

and Nfrs. Calvin Hamblin, Frank and Gary arrived Sept. 9 from Germany to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hamblin.

Bonita Hamblin, Stromsburg, also spent several days with her parents and their houseguests. Guests on Sept. 11 were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Van Cleave, Lincoln.

The Hamblins departed Sept 20 to make their home at Fort Riley, Kans. Cindy Rytych and friend of Blair were guests at the Nelson Hamblin home Friday and Sunday evenings. Mr. and Mrs Frank Kucera, David City, arrived home Friday evening after spending a week in Ord visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Milo Flonan and family and other relatives and friends Flowers are the perfect gilt for any occasion.

McClures' Flowers plus. 3-1 Mr. and Mrs LaVerne Gaughen, Aurora, visited Monday morning with his mother, Mrs. Ed Gaughen. Hamata of in a 1983 Pontiac 1983 Pontiac 1983 Pontiac 1983 Pontiac 1982 Pontiac 1981 Pontiac 1979 Bulck 1979 Triumph Green and flowering plants.

Always a good selection. McClures Flowers plus. 3-1 (uaranleed Watch repairing at Herbrlch Jewelry. 32tf I Mr. and Mrs.

Norval Kroeger and daughter, Jane Kroeger. Seward, returned from an enjoyable 10-day visit and vacation in Jacksonville, Fla. They were guests of another daughter, son-in-law and granddaughters, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Grey, Emily and Maggie.

McLeod Post No. 47 Legion Meeting Thursday, Oct. 6, 8 p.m. Drawing and Lunch CHIROPRACTIC OUTLOOK 'f' By Dr. James P.

Groene Jr was primarily educational with more than 26 hours of continuing education for nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and staff. Some of the workshops offered included an update on new regulations; labor relations; creative community resident involvement; helping your staff deal with the mentally ill; teaching the older adult learner; arthritis management and treatment and The New Federalism initiatives in health care. Mrs. Eunice Hoevet, Chadron, was honored as Volunteer of the Year for her 220 hours of volunteer service to -nursing home residents. More than 900 nursing home owners, administrators, and staff participated in the annual convention.

Mrs. William Strata funeral Saturday Pastor Robert W. Carlson officiated at the Saturday, 2 p. m. funeral of Mrs.

William (Anna) Strate, 83, at St. Johns Lutheran Church. Betty Herde served as organist. Moser Memorial Chapel, North Bend, was in charge of arrangements and burial was in Woodland Cemetery, North Bend. Pallbearers were Rudy, William and Amiel Schmale, Gail Bader, Eugene Seckman and Duane Hartman.

Mrs. Strate died Thursday at Bir-chwood Manor, North Bend. The daughter of William and Katherine Meyer Schmale, she was born Jan. 16, 1900, at Doniphan. North Bend had been her home since 1911.

Survivors include her husband, two sons, Ernest and William all of North Bend. Three brothers, Henry, Carl and William preceded her in death. Memorials may be given to St. John's Lutheran Church or the American Cancer Society. George Michaels funeral today Rev.

Andrew Meister will officiate at the 10 a m. Mass of the Resurrection today, Thursday, for George Michaels, 80, at St. Augustines Catholic Church. Rosary was recited Wednesday evening at Svoboda Funeral Home. Burial will be in Schuyler Cemetery.

A retired farmer, he died Sept. 26 at Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital, Omaha. The son of Amos and Antonia Cech Michaels, he was born Feb. 8, 1903, in Colfax County and attended rural schools. On Feb.

18, 1925, he married Clara Blum at Heun. She preceded him in death on Nov. 5, 1961. A lifetime resident of Colfax County he had served on school board district 47 and was a member of St. Augustine's Catholic Church.

Survivors include two sons, Leonard and Robert, both of Salinas, Calif two daughters, Mrs. Arlene Pokomy, Fremont; (Marilyn) Mrs. Otto Sobeslavsky, Salinas, 12 grandchildren, seven greatgrandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Emma Ladwig, Schuyler. Three brothers and two sisters also preceded him in death.

Mrs. Evelyn Bailey funeral In ONeill Rev. Arthur Swarthout, O'Neill and Rev. Clyde Teel, Burke, S. officiated at the Sept.

24. 10 a. m. funeral ol Mrs. Evelyn Bailey, 65, at United Methodist Church, ONeill.

She died Sept. 21 The daughter of Everett and Lillian Farley Welsh, she was born Jan. 31, 1918, at Platte Center. Following her father's death she and her mother moved to Columbus and lived with her grandfather, Robert Farley. She attended Columbus schools and graduated from Kramer High School in 1935.

On Aug 15, 1935, she was married to John Bailey in Schuyler. They lived in Denver and Durango, and moved to a farm in Lindsay on Jan. 15, 1948. In 1970 they moved to O'Neill where she was a member of Palestine Baptist Church, Palestine Mission Society and belonged to Bible Study. Survivors include her husband, son, Dr.

Ronald Bailey, three grandchildren, stepfather, Frank Terell and half brother, William Terell, Preserve the MerrioriSS SOOTHE BETWEEN SHOULDER" ACHE Hunching ovrr a workbench or desk for long period, carrying heavy bundle from the uper-market, alouchmg in an eay chair to read or watch TV may trigger a heavy achy feeling between the ahoulder bladea. Thi i often called poatural decay; a vertebra haa been forced out of normal alignment or beyond ita normal range. Your ipinal column becomei distorted. Neglected, the problem cause decay and irritation of your tpinal nerves. What to do for relief? 1000 5-Dr.

6000 4-Dr. Grand Prix 2-Dr. Bonneville 4-Df. Phoenix LJ 5-Dr. Phoenix 5-Dr.

Skylark 4-Dr. TR7 Convertible. Robert Bogner, Schuyler; Jeanette King, Schuyler, transferred to Memorial Hospital of Dodge County, Fremont; George W. Michaels, Schuyler, transferred to Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital, Omaha. Birth Sept.

24 A son, 7 pounds, t'k ounces, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brichacek, Clarkson. Death Sept. 23 Joseph Nadrchal 94, Clarkson.

your health Arthritis is a chronic, painful disease that affects many. Victims of this disease will go through great lengths to find relief. In many cases, they are the victims of quack remedies that do no good and cost much. Diet is important to our health. Often diets are offered by unqualified individuals who make claims about magic cures.

Many of these involve natural foods, health foods and natural or organic vitamins. If we could take all of the dollars spent on worthless remedies each year and use them for sound medical research, many of the diseases that plague mankind could be much better treated. Paul A. Rupprecht, Pharmacist, Memorial Hospital, Inc. Make an appointment with your chiropractor, A thorough apinal-vertebrae exam will reveal the exact point of suhluxation.

A spinal realignment speedily relieves and soothes the congested area between the shoulders. Restoration of normal vital nerve energy flow helps your neuromuscular-skeletal system work in smooth harmony again. Presented as a community service by Dr. James P. Groene 1808 Colfax St.

Schuyler, Phone 352-3399 Air, Automatic, Power Steering Brakes, Speed Control, AMFM, Tutone, Cast Alum. Wheels. Ford Exec. Car! New Car Warranty! $8,495 1981 Ford Escort Wagon 4 4 Speed, Front Wheel Drive, Rack Pinion Steering. One Owner Very Nice Condition! $3,795 1979 FORD LTD 4 DR.

V8, Automatic, Air, Power Steering Brakes, Vinyl Roof, Speed Control, Tilt Wheel. Very Good Condition! $4,595 1978 CHEV. MALIBU CLASSIC 2 DR. V8, Automatic, Power Steering Brakes, Air, Speed Control, Tilt Wheel. Only 48,000 Milas! $3,695 1977 FORD LTD 4 DR.

302 V8, Air. Automatic, Power Steering Brakes, Vinyl Roof. Very Clean! Runs Like New! $2,595 1973 CHEV. CAPRICE CLASSIC 2 DR. Automatic, Air, Power Steering Brakes, Vinyl Roof, Speed Control.

One Ownerl Low Mileage! $1,595 1981 FORD F150 SUPERCAB PICKUP 6 4 Speed Overdrive, Air, AMFMTape, Tutone, Dual Tanks, Power Steering Brakes. We Sold It New! Very Clean! $6,895 1979 FORD FI 00 PICKUP 6 3 Speed, Power Steering, Air, Rear Bumper. Good Economy! $3,995 Verla Wilson, Virginia Brown, A Laura Vanek, O.S.M., and Charles Huyink, of the Schuyler Senior Citizens Home attended the 36th annual convention of the Nebraska Health Care Association held at the Red Lion Inn, Omaha, on Sept. 21, 22 and 23. American Health Care Association executive Vice President Dr.

Thomas Bell of Washington, D.C. delivered the keynote address. The theme of the convention, Reaching New Heights emphasized the commitment of the associations 177 members to strive for even higher levels of professionalism and quality care. The thrust of the NHCA convention Joseph Nadrchal funeral Monday Rev. Ronald H.

Wakeman officiated at the Monday, 1:30 p. m. funeral of Joseph Nadrchal, 94, at First Presbyterian Church. June Hespe, organist, accompanied soloist, Mrs. Don Gilmore, singing How Great Thou Art and In The Sweet By and Svoboda Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and burial was in Schuyler Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Robert Joe J. and David Svoboda. Daniel and Norman Uherka and Lloyd Nadrchal. A retired farmer, he died Friday at Colonial Manor, Clarkson, where he had resided since October 1978. The son of Thomas and Katherina Pesek Nadrchal, he was born Nov.

10, 1888, in Krona, Czechoslovakia. He had lived in Colfax County since coming to the United States in 1903. On Sept. 10, 1912, he married Emma Faltys in Clarkson. She preceded him in death on Nov.

ll, 1981. Mr. Nadrchal was a charter member of Bethlehem Chapel. Survivors include one son, Joseph Fremont; two daughters, (Olga) Mrs. Joe J.

Uherka, Wagner, S. (Esther) Mrs. Howard Remm, Howells; 14 grandchildren, 35 greatgrandchildren, six great-greatgrandchildren, one brother. Lad, Clarkson; two sisters, Mrs. Ema Na-jmon, Clarkson and Mrs.

Julia Nauenburg, Columbus. One son, five brothers and two sisters also preceded him in death. Graveside service for Lola Enochson Rev. George Kilmer officiated at the graveside service for Lola R. Enochson, 87, Prescott, Ariz.

at 11 a m. Wednesday at Schuyler Cemetery. Arrangements were by Svoboda Funeral Home. A retired registered nurse, she died Sept. 24 at her Arizona home.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burkerd, she was born March 17, 1896, in Wood River.

On April 4, 1921, she was married to Kenneth Enochson in Omaha. He preceded her in death in 1934. Mrs. Enochson was a member of Prescott Presbyterian Church, past matron of Eastern Star, past president of Republican Women's Gub, member of retired Federal Employees, Auxiliary of WWI Veterans and a member of AARP. Mrs.

Enochson worked at Fitzsimmons Medical Center in Denver before moving to Arizona in 1942 where she worked in the Prescott Veterans Administration Medical Center until retiring. Survivors include son, Richard, Castorville, three granddaughters, Karyn Wiemers, Richland, Karelle Cornwell, San Jose, Kendra Hines, San Luis Obispo, and three greatgrandchildren. A son also preceded her in death Area people attend Rezac funeral Sept. 14 Attending the funeral of John Rezac Jr. in Oklahoma City, Okla on Sept.

14 were relatives from Nebraska, including Mr. and Mrs. Vine Fendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Oborny, Mrs Linda Saalfeld, Schuyler; Bob Oborny, Iowa; Mr.

and Mrs Evert Rothfus, Omaha; Mrs. Mary Podliska, Howells; Mrs. Robert Smith, Norfolk; Gordon Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Humlicek, Sylvia Bukacek and Lori, David Humlicek, Columbus; and Adolph Bukacek, Bremerton, Wash.

Mr. Rezac, 49, a former Dodge resident in his youth, is survived by his mother, sisters and brothers The funeral was held at St. James Catholic Church, Oklahoma City, Okla. Extension Club names officers Wilson Community Extension Club met at the Western Cafe on Sept. 15, with Mrs.

lawrence Kasik as hostess Mrs. James Flynn will be the 1984 President Other club officers will be Mrs. Emil Jedlicka, vice president; Mrs Adolph Loseke, secretary; Mrs. Jim Vacha, treasurer; Mrs. Gordon Jedlicka, news reporter and Mrs.

Adrian Muhle, recreation leader. The needs of the Schuyler Public Library were discussed, and the club is looking into donating a magazine subscription. Mrs. Adolph Loseke attended the recent County Council meeting and reported that Achievement Day will be Oct. 27 at the Howells Legion Club.

The next meeting will be on Oct. 20 at 8 m. at the home of Mrs. Duane Kluck. Read The Want Ads For The NEW SEASON Fresh New Styles Dress Shoes Casual Shoes Back-to-School Shoes See Them Now DISCOUNT PRICES On Every Pair Schuyler Boot Shop Otto Irene Brothers, Inc.

352-2496 Calendar 1983 FORD LTD SQUIRE WAGON- V6, Overdrive, Tilt Wheel, Speed Control, Rear Defrost, AMFMCassette More1 New Car Warranty $9,495 1982 MERCURY LYNX GL 5 Automatic, Air, Power Steering Brakes, Speed Control, AMFM. Only 8,000 Miles! Like New! $6,395 1979 CHEV. CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR. Air, Vinyl Roof, Speed Control, Tilt Wheel. One Owner! Very Clean! Good Buy! $3,995 1979 FORD THUNDERBIRD Air, Tilt Wheel, Int.

Decor Groups, Rear Defrost, AMFM. Very Sharp! $4,895 1977 CHEV. MONTE CARLO LANDAU V8, Automatic, Air, Power Steering Brakes, Speed Control, Tilt Wheel. One Owner! Nice! $3,295 1975 FORD GRANADA 2 DR. -V8, Automatic, Air, Power Steering Brakes.

Nice Shape! $1,995 1982 FORD COURIER PICKUP -4 Cyl. 5 Speed, 7 Box, XLT Trim. Ford Exec. Truck! $5,595 1981 FORD F250 PICKUP 6 4 Speed, Power Steer Brakes, Rear Bumper. One Owner! Only 24,000 Miles! $5,995 1983 Events Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Hobby and Craft Market Sunday, Oct.

2 Oak Ballroom Jeff Conrad Schuyler Roger Barry Photography 352-2634 709 Elk Schuyler Reinecke Motor Co. Schuyler Ford-Mercury Phone 352-2427 COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATtODAL SCHUYLER.