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Internet – Newspaper Archives Searches<br />

John “Jack” Helin<br />

(Articles are in reverse chronological order)<br />

TAB 5<br />

The Grand Island Independent (The Indepenent.com, Central City, NB)<br />

June 17, 2000<br />

Cabela’s To Hire 150 for Central City Center<br />

Author: Kris Epley<br />

CENTRAL CITY — Sporting goods giant Cabela's Inc. has announced plans to open a<br />

temporary phone center and create 150 new jobs in Central City.<br />

The company will launch the in-bound telemarketing center Aug. 1 and will cease operations on<br />

Jan. 15. The center will be located in a building that housed S.A. Foster, a local lumber<br />

company, that recently went out of business. Merrick County Development Corporation member<br />

Cliff Mesner, who negotiated the deal with Cabela's, did not return telephone calls for<br />

information Friday.<br />

Central City Administrator Jack Helin said the center will field calls that begin coming in as the<br />

company enters the pre-Christmas season and will employ 150 people on three shifts.<br />

The center will operate seven days a week from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m., and starting pay will be<br />

about $7 per hour. Helin said bonus and performance allowances could boost hourly wages to<br />

$10.<br />

Central City, with a population of about 2,400, may not be able to provide all the workers needed<br />

to staff the center. But Helin said he does not foresee any problem in filling the positions. "We<br />

believe that the large suburb to the west of us will help fill in those jobs," Helin said.<br />

Job applications will be accepted at the Nebraska Job Service office in Grand Island and at the<br />

center site in the Foster's building. After Cabela's vacates the building in January, it could be<br />

purchased by Central City Central Scale, which is considering expanding its operations and has a<br />

first option on the property.<br />

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