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There’s one more physical game we recently heard about that we have to share. It’s the Park Ranger Game. If you know the Red Light Green Light Game, you’ll pick this up quick. Here’s what you do.
As the sun begins to set, you want to have a few more games up your sleeve. You’ll need to do a little shopping for these. Mostly to buy glow sticks. A whole bunch of those small ones that connect together. Buy a whole bunch. Have fun with it. LIke Macauly Culkin says, “It’s for the kids.”
After you let the kids go crazy cracking them and getting them going, set up a game of Glow-in-the-Dark Bowling by putting a few of them in plastic water bottles. Then set the water bottles up like pins and roll whatever ball you’ve got down the lane. All of a sudden you’ve got Disco Bowling like your high school days. Minus the curfew.
Another idea is “Glow-in-the-Dark Ring Toss”. Connect a few glow sticks into rings and toss them at your water bottles. Whoever gets the most wins! How cool is that. Where was this stuff when we were kids? Hahaha.
You’ve had a full day, and now you’re all sitting around the campfire. The fire is so cool, you really don’t need much of games to stay entertained. But just for fun (and possibly if one of the little ones gets cranky), you can play some fun word games.
Twenty questions is always a great one, unless you exhausted that on the drive out there.
Another idea is the game I’m-Going-on-a-Camping-Trip. It’s like that Going-to-the-Market Game, but with the fun of being outside. The first person says “I’m going on a camping trip, and I’m going to bring…” and mentions something that starts with A. The next person repeats the first line, then adds one of their own with the letter B. The third person has to say both those lines and add their own with the letter C. And so on. Whoever messes up has to fetch another log for the campfire.
That’s all we got for now. We’d love to hear what variations you put on the games we mentioned or games your kids make up all on their own! There really is no limit to the fun you can have when you’re out there in nature.
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And on June 11, parishioners will celebrate the 150th anniversary of St. Anthony Parish in St. Charles Township, founded in 1867 to serve German pioneers.
Archbishop George J. Lucas, Archbishop Emeritus Elden Francis Curtiss, 20 former pastors and area priests will concelebrate a 1 p.m. Mass. The parish cemetery also will be rededicated and a social gathering and meal will be held at the Nielsen Community Center in West Point.
A woman who has shared in more than two-thirds of St. Anthony Parish’s history hopes to attend the festivities – 102-year-old Johanna Kloke, who served as a sacristan for 42 years. Kloke said she has seen and heard through her parents the stories of resilience and strength of parishioners, surviving blinding blizzards in the winter and crop-destroying grasshoppers in the summer.
"The people prayed together," Kloke said. "The parish survived and adjusted to the times, the trends, and the expanding and declining numbers of parishioners. They stayed together for 150 years."
Father Steven Emanuel, pastor of St. Anthony, said it will be a special celebration, recognizing one of the oldest parishes in the archdiocese.
"It is both humbling and inspiring for all of us to celebrate the grace of God and the faithful stewardship of so many families over the past 150 years," said Father Emanuel, also pastor of St. Boniface Parish of Monterey Township, St. Aloysius Parish of Aloys and St. Mary Parish of West Point.
Agnes Ortmeier, one of many parishioners who pitch in where needed to serve the church and community through the parish council, choir, Holy Name Society and Ladies’ Guild, said she looked forward to the festivities. "This parish is honored to share its 150th anniversary with the state of Nebraska," she said.
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Father Michael Grewe, pastor of St. Patrick Parish in Gretna and executive director of Catholic Cemeteries, said his family was among the founding members of St. Anthony Parish, and he lived there until he was 2 years old.
"The cemetery was a pilgrimage site for us," said Father Grewe, who won’t be able to attend the anniversary celebration. "I have often felt the prayers of our ancestors as I walked those sacred grounds."
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