Girls Golf Season Starts with a BANG!!

front row Crystal Becker,Senior, Ana Androyna, Senior, Linsey Klemm, Junior and Rebecca Vossler, Sophomore. Back row Coach Lewandowski.

The Exeter Milligan Timberwolf Golf team has already started their season with some success. Senior member Ana Androyna placed second by one shot at the Superior Invite last Friday. She shot a 101 and the team took second place overall.

Timberwolf Volleyball Season Begins

Front row from the left Student Manager Madison Horne, Taylor Slezak, Steph Briske, Caroline Harre and Student Manager Kylie Briske. Second row from the left Student Manager Logan Zeleny, Kelsey Moore, Amanda Dinneen, Heather Pribyl, Claire White, Cassie Harre and Student Manager Brooke Manning. Third row from the left Student Manager Erica Yound, Taylor Erdkamp, Megan Zwickl, Jennifer Pribyl, Jackie Luzum, Head Coach Darcy White

The Exeter-Milligan volleyball season began Thursday evening versus the Longhorns of Shickley in Shickley.

NAME	HT.	GRADE
Taylor Erdkamp	5'5	9
Claire White	5'10	10
Jackie Luzum	5'9	9
Cassie Harre	5'3	11
Amanda Dinneen	5'7	11
Megan Zwickl	5'10	9
Jennifer Pribyl	5'8	9
Caroline Harre	5'7	11
Taylor Slezak	5'6	11
Steph Briske	5'7	12
Kelsey Moore	5'5	11
Heather Pribyl	6'	11

Head Coach: Darcy White
Assistant Coach: Laura Kroll
Student Managers: Logan Zeleny, Erica Yound, Brooke Manning, Madison Horne, Kylie Briske

Are you ready for some Exeter-Milligan Football?

front row from the left Student Manager Jack Dinneen, Student Manager Kirby Soukup, Andrew Colson, Greg Pribyl, Shane Manning, Mitchell Horne, Nate Bigelow, Student Manager Devin Sheffield. Second row from the left James Strate, Nolan Beatham, Ryan Harre, Blake Mark, Cody Koukup, Richard Erdkamp, Jake Wilkins, Blake Papik. Third row from the left Austin Stride, Zach Jensen, Tyler Manning, Spencer Bures,Tristan Scott, Rob Androyna, Trevvor Olson, Tanner Odvody. Fourth row from the left Jalen Maxson, Landon Rhodes, Dillon Rischling, Dillan White, Travis Yound, Blake Baller, Ethan Kattes. Back Row Coach Joe Wilkins, Coach Jackson Krejci, Coach Zach Wehner and Head Coach Dean Filipi

TIMBERWOLF SENIORS
front row from the left are Richard Erdkamp, Tanner Odvody, Greg Pribyl, Mitchel Horne, Shane Manning, Ryan Harre

back row from the left James Strate, Blake Baller, Dillon Rischling, Dillan White, Travis Yound, Ethan Kattes, Trevvor Olson

The Exeter-Milligan Timberwolves will start their season at home tonight against Giltner at 7 p.m. in Milligan. Next week the Timberwolves will travel to play Heartland.

EXETER-MILLIGAN TIMBERWOLVES
FOOTBALL 2009-2010
# NAME POS. WT. HT. GRADE
02 Ryan Harre B/S 132 5’7 12
03 Mitchel Horne QB/LB 152 5’9 12
04 James Strate E/S 129 5’10 12
05 Robbie Androyna B/LB 148 5’8 09
08 Cody Soukup B/S 130 5’7 11
10 Ethan Kattes E/DL 176 6’2 12
11 Spencer Bures B/LB 151 5’7 11
13 Richard Erdkamp B/LB 146 5’8 12
15 Zach Jensen E/LB 141 6’0 11
18 Tyler Manning B/LB 143 5’9 11
19 Greg Pribyl E/LB 143 5’11 12
20 Nathan Bigelow B/LB 127 5’7 10
21 Dillon Rischling B/LB 160 6’0 12
22 Trevvor Olson L/L 171 5’7 12
23 Jacob Wilkins L/L 174 5’11 11
24 Jalen Maxson E/DL 169 6’1 10
28 Andrew Colson B/LB 142 5’7 11
32 Shane Manning B/LB 150 5’8 12
36 Tristan Scott L/DL 176 5’11 09
40 Dillan White L/L 193 6’4 12
44 Austin Stride E/S 143 5’10 11
51 Tanner Odvody E/DL 161 6’1 12
56 Nolan Beatham L/DL 226 5’10 10
63 Blake Papik L/DL 197 5’10 09
65 Landon Rhodes L/DL 227 6’2 11
73 Travis Yound L/DL 200 6’5 12
84 Blake Baller E/DL 211 6’2 12
88 Blake Mark E/DL 140 5’10 10

Head Coach: Dean Filipi
Assistant Coaches: Jackson Krejci, Zach Wehner & Joe Wilkins
Student Managers: Jack Dinneen, Devin Sheffield, and Kirby Soukup

Village Board Meeting Tonight - AGENDA

Village of Exeter

OFFICE OF THE CLERK

Exeter, Nebraska 68351

Agenda for Reg. Meeting of 9-1-2009

7:00 p.m.

Approval of Minutes

Approval of Invoices

Bill Volkmer – Lot Split

Alan Vavra – Roads up to scale by Coop

Dave Manwarren – water problems

Marshal’s Report

Maintenance Supervisor’s Report

Clerk’s Report

Executive Session – Personnel Pay

New Link Added - Fillmore County Registered Sex Offenders

There has been a new link added to the Village of Exeter website. A direct link to Fillmore County sex offender registry. This link takes you right to the Fillmore County page and lists both pictures, names and addresses of registered offenders. As a community we should be aware of those living who could pose a risk for our children and ourselves.

Exeter Senior Center Receives Grant

Roma Rhodes (left) and Evelyn Michl (right) try out their bowling skills on the Wii recently purchased with grant monies by the Exeter Senior Center.

Everyone at the Exeter Senior Center was excited to watch Roma Rhodes (center) and Evelyn Michl finish their bowling match. Roma recruited Norm Yound to help her beat Evelyn 140 to 138.

The Exeter Senior Center was the recent recipient of grant monies from the Mary Tous Foundation in Fairmont.

According to Fillmore County Senior Services Director Brenda Motis, the Senior Center Advisory board had "talked about having Mahoney House come and bring their Wii for the group here to try out but the TV we had here was not capable of hooking up and that conversation evolved to 'why don't we buy our own?' and they thought they should apply for the grant."

After estimating the costs of the purchase of a new flat screen TV along with the Wii and a DVD/VCR player they submitted their grant proposal and received the funds to purchase the complete package.

According to Motis, "We are trying to reach a different population of people. We want to get people up and doing more physical activity. When they leave here we want them to feel good about themselves and what's going on."

Of course, there is a still a learning curve with the Wii. The generation hanging out at the senior center isn't exactly video game friendly but several of them have computers and email regularly. That is part of the challenge of equipping the center with this new equipment.

Part of what made the Wii so attractive for the center was, "the many capabilities of the Wii. You can watch picture slide shows from a memory card and even create your own puzzle from a photo and then assemble it on the TV with the Wii. With all of the fitness and training options there a lot of different things you do with it and no one should ever get bored," explained Motis.

In the future the Center hopes to purchase additional remotes so that four can play at once, either bowling or doubles tennis, as well as additional games. They also plan to host Wii tournaments possibly pairing up seniors with their grandchildren or friends.

"We want to bring laughter and some silliness in the lives of the seniors in the area. We are trying to grown and encourage anyone in the community to come to the senior center, we would love to see them here," said Motis.

Exeter Care Center Farmer's Market Saturday

The Exeter Care Center will host a farmer's market this Saturday morning from 9 - 11. Residents will be selling baked goods as well as other items. Members of the community will also have goods to sell. Come enjoy the beautiful day and lots of goodies at the care center parking lot.

Exeter Care Center Hosts Ice Cream Social

Bob Vlcek enjoys his ice cream cone while activities director Jenny Glenn
serves up the ice cream.

Emma Christensen enjoys the ice cream her dad, Nate, is feeding her.

The Exeter Care Center hosted an ice cream party last Wednesday afternoon to help the kids celebrate the end of summer.

Residents of the care center along with Exeter residents enjoyed the .50 cones, bowls and ice cream bars.

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Exeter Cub Scouts Pack 218 Enjoy Saltdogs Game

By Eric Olsen

Saturday, August 8th, the Exeter Pack 218 members Eric Olsen, Joey Bartu, Peytan Brandt and Trystan Brandt went to the Saltdogs game in Lincoln at Haymarket Park.

First we lined up and waited to parade around the field with our pack flag. We were in the parade and marched around the field to across from the third base line.

It was Scout Night at the Saltdogs game and we stayed on the field until some other scouts did the flag salute and then the National Anthem was sung. Then we went to our seats.

Homer the Saltdog came to our section and we got an autograph. Then we had some snacks.

The Saltdogs won the game because of a big hitter. The score was tied until the last inning when one of the Saltdogs got home and scored the winning run.

After the Saltdogs won we ran around the bases and went home.

Exeter-Milligan School Welcomes Three Fresh Faces

Three teachers new to the Exeter-Milligan district are already hard at work getting ready for school to begin on Wedesday.

All were educated in Nebraska and are excited to share with our students what they have learned.

Shane Whitford

Mr. Shane Whitford will be the new music teacher for 7 - 12. He has a solid background in Music .

After graduating from Milford High School he attended Peru State earning a degree in Music Education K-12.

Most recently he taught at Southeast Consolidated but it merged with Humboldt/Table Rock school this year and he took the opportunity to find a job closer to his hometown.

Whitford has already begun teaching band lessons at school and is excited about the possibilities in Exeter. He wants to get the band "marching a little more. But my biggest goal is restoring pride to the band. To be proud of what we have accomplished and what we can do."

Whitford, his wife and two young daughters (2 and 8 months) are living close to family in Milford. They enjoy spending time together and watching movies.

Grant Gabel

Mr. Grant Gabel also joins the Exeter-Milligan upper school staff as a science teacher. Mr. Gabel graudated from Shelby High School and graduated from UNL with a BS in Education.

As he approaches this year he hopes to "create a good learning envicornment, get to know the students and have a fun year."

In his time off he enjoys golf, softball, and running.









Susan Wait

Ms. Susan Wait comes to us from Lincoln but her roots are in Gresham where she graduated from Benedict High School. She continued her education at UNL where she earned a Bachelor's degree and then received her Masters in Literacy from Concordia University. It will be great to add her skills as a reading specialist at the fourth grade teaching position.

Ms. Wait wants the fourth grade parents to know that she is always available. She is particularly excited about the new reading program that the elementary school is embarking upon this year. In her classroom she wants to work on "building community. As we build our own community we can become part of the bigger community of our school and our town."

As a teacher, Ms. Wait wants to role model being a good citizen as she lives in Milligan this year and teach her "students to be respoectful of their world and their part in it."

In her spare time Ms. Wait enjoys reading, photography and spending a lot of time with her two nieces in Beatrice.