The Weisbrod Hospital Auxiliary will meet for lunch at 11:00 a.m. and a business meeting on Tuesday, February 9th at the J J’s Restaurant. Visitors or new members are welcome.
Birthdays
January 25
Rachel Buck
Aubreanna Hauser
Cedric Legg
Caden Dane Muth
Vincent Koeller
January 26
Marvin Koeller
Avery Hopkins
Carol Salberg
Jennifer Sawyer
Lisa Miller
Emma Hirsch
Wendy McDowell
Cayden Shade
Faith Ramsay
Brett Boyd
January 27
Rosemary Stoker
Jaelon Gilmore
Heather Barnes
January 28
Brentley Lening
Kyle Blanton
Billy Lindquist
Ladies of the Weisbrod Hospital Auxiliary met for lunch and a business meeting on January 12, 2016 with Madonna Pollreis chairing the meeting. She thanked the ladies who went to the Weisbrod ECU on January 6th to play Bingo with the residents. The ladies took envelopes of coins and dollar bills in envelopes for the residents to choose when they won “Bingo”. Linda Trosper provided pretty Little Debbie cakes which the residents liked a lot.
Agricultural producers are encouraged to attend the highly anticipated event, February 17-18
William Shoup, State Soil Scientist for the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Colorado knows, understanding soil isn’t a dirty job and he wants to get more young people involved. Recently, Shoup visited Shaffer Elementary school in Littleton, Colorado to share and enlighten students about the wonderful world of the soil. The presentation is part of a series of guest lectures Shoup conducts to help educate urban and suburban youth about agriculture principles and soil science.
The following vouchers were paid at the Regular Meetings held on December 15 and December 29, 2015, to wit:
HOSPITAL
Weisbrod Hospital County Transfer $98,151.00
$98,151.00
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
Zink and Associates Murdock Building Grant $3,440.00
MKE Engineering/Michael Ellsberry Cost Estimate for bleacher Replacement $2,250.00
$5,690.00
FAIR BOARD
Mary Ann Hulteen was born in Cleveland Ohio on May 23, 1939 to Hubert and Eleanor O’Malley. She lost her father when she was six years old. Her grandmother, Mary Weber, was her greatest example of love and support as she helped raise Mary Ann and her brother, Hubert Francis.
In 1950 Mary Ann, her brother, mother, and grandmother left their beloved family in Cleveland and moved to Miami Florida. It was while living in Miami when she was working as a car hop at a diner that she met a handsome Marine Sergeant from Kansas who was stationed at Opa-Locka Marine Base.
