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 Holabird AdvocateProviding all the news we see fit to print since 2002!Thursday, August 21, 2003 VOL. II Issue 8M HOLABIRD YOUTHS TEST NEGATIVE FOR WEST NILE Earlier this month, the Holabird Advocate reported that two of Holabird's young people showed signs of the West Nile Virus. We have just learned that both of these kids tested negative for the virus. JANKLOW SPED THROUGH STOP SIGN EXPERTS SAY After careful study, it was determined that Representitive Bill Janklow went past the stop sign at the intersection, where at a speed between 70-75MPH, he collided with a motorcycle being driven by Randy Scott of Hardwick, Minnesota. The Caddilac that Janklow was driving was registered to a Mr. Mark Tobias of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This is not Janklow's first collision, However, as he had rear ended another driver in Sioux Falls on a previous occasion, when he was Governor. Of course, a lot of people felt rear ended by Janklow when he was the Governor, most of those were farmers, naturally. "A GOOD LAND" IS OVER. WHAT'S NEXT? There are quite a few people wondering what's going to happen now that the performances of "A Good Land" are over and done with. Some have suggested that another performance of the play take place next year. Others are hoping for Barbara Nemec to write somthing as goo as that play. Mrs. Nemec has said that inspiration will have to hit her again. One suggestion from Mary Jo Nemec has intrigued all of us at the Holabird Advocate. She thinks that someone should organize a performance of "The Wizard of Oz". This is, Of course, providing that her daughter, Erin, plays Dorothy Gale. As some of you may not be aware, the author of "Wizard", one L. Frank Baum, was from Aberdeen, South Dakota. In fact, it was an Aberdeen twister that inspired the tornado in the book. Baum had never been to Kansas. The next time you Readers have the chance to take a trip to Aberdeen, ask some of the locals about their Storybook park. It's worth a look.
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