HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic golf team has been very busy lately. The local boys’ golf team has spent a lot of time on the course recently making up a late start to the season due to poor weather. After the last eight days the varsity has now played in five meets, the junior varsity in four meets, and still
WAUSA — The HPS girls track team placed third out of a field of 16 teams at the Wausa Invitational Track Meet Saturday. Several local athletes had stellar performances at the meet. Becca Heikes took fourth place in the 100-meter hurdles and third in the pole vault. She had a time of 17.51 in the hurdels. Lori Fischer earned bronze
HARTINGTON — Veronica F. Klug, 101, St. Helena, died April 16, 2008, at the Golden Living Center, Hartington. A visitation and rosary were April 20 and continued at the church in St. Helena Sunday evening with a Vigil Service and Video Tribute. Visitation resumed April 21 one hour prior to services at the church. Mass of Christian Burial was April
CYPRESS, Calif.—Philip V. Bass, 87, formerly of Laurel, died April 9, 2008, in Cypress, Calif., following a long illness. Graveside services were Monday, April 14, 2008, in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress. Philip was born Nov. 15, 1920, in Sioux City, to Graves and Winifred (Maur) Bass. He graduated from Laurel High School in 1938 and graduated from Wayne State
HARTINGTON — Representatives from Hartington’s two high schools attended last week’s Project Extra Mile meeting to share their alcohol policies with committee members. Cedar Catholic High School and Hartington Public School administrators said the policies are intended to deter kids from drinking.. First year Principal Chris Bernard said Cedar Catholic had a policy in effect long before he came to
HARTINGTON — The Hartington schools are hoping to work together to swap land near the two schools. Fr. John Pietramale, Ed Bottolfsen and Al Hoesing, representing Hartington’s Catholic schools, approached the Hartington School Board Monday. Representatives from the Catholic schools and members of the Hartington School Board discussed the pros and cons of trading land owned by each of the
HARTINGTON — Sophomores Dana Fuelberth and Ali Lammers paced the Hartington girls track team at the Crofton Invitational held at the Hartington Community Complex last week. Fuelberth won the 200-meter dash with a time of 27.5 and took home runner-up honors in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 49,20. Lammers won the 400-meter dash with a time of 1:05.60
HARTINGTON — The Hartington boys’ track team earned 53 points and finished in fourth place at the Crofton invitational here last week. Randolph claimed the team title. Zach Bakke paced the Wildcats at the meet with a pair of gold medals. Bakke earned gold in the 100 meter dash. He beat Randolph’s Blake Rethwisch with his time of 11.2 Bakke
HARTINGTON — The Randolph boys claimed the team title and Cedar took third, at the Crofton Invitational at the Hartington Community Complex last week. Besides the third-place finish, the Trojans were able to etch a new standard in the record books. Kyle Kramer broke Preston Leise’s school record in the long jump with a jump of 22’3. Leise had the
HARTINGTON — Several Cedar Catholic athletes picked up medals at the Crofton Invitational held last week at the Hartington Community Complex. The Crofton girls won the Crofton invite Tuesday. The Creighton girls claimed runner-up honors, while Cedar settled for third. Crofton’s Morgan Wilken and Kristin Steffen each won two individual gold medals for the meet-winning Warriors. The Cedar Catholic girls
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