Kindergarten sign-up set for Columbus City schools
Registration for children entering kindergarten in September 1975 will be held during the second week of April at multiple Columbus schools. Children must be five by Oct 15, 1975 and birth certificates, immunization records, and health forms are required. Round-up times vary by school, with registrations at Emerson Highland Park Lincoln North Park Duncan West Park Field Lost Creek Williams and other campuses.
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Columbus City
Nebraska
Emerson
24Th Avenue
Emerson School
Highland Park
15Th Street
Lincoln
10Th Street
Lincoln School
Emterson
Diincoln
Wunderlich Addition
Emergon
North Park
31St Street
PTA
Carriage House Estates
Duncan
Duncan School
West Park
Adams Street
Field
9Th Street
Field School
Lost Creek
33Rd Avenue
37Th Street
Lost Creek School
Williams
Sth Street
Humanities program and readings in Columbus area
Free packet of humanities readings is available at the Columbus Public Library and Platte College resource Center for those planning to attend Exploring the American Experience. Prof. Charles Hepburn will lead programs in Columbus starting April 15 at 4 p.m. at Columbus Senior High School cafeteria. participation open to all residents and free.
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Columbus Public Library
Platte College Resource Center
Charles Hepburn
Division of Social Services
Wayne State College
Columbus
Columbus Senior High
Bob Buntala
Stand Up For America
Kttt-Fm Radio
Old District 24 school fades from Platte Center history
Platte Center remembers the District 24 school that once towered over farmland and town. Seven hundred seventy seven graduates over 73 years studied there, with the last class in 1969 before consolidation with Lakeview High. The building, condemned and sold to local owners, is being razed while alumni plan a 22nd annual dinner for June 28 to reminisce and honor memories.
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Platte Center
Angie
Lakeview High School
Ernie
Robert
Jerry Schmidt
Edward Rosenthal
Leigh FFA Earns Governor's Plaque at Nebraska BOAC
Leigh FFA was named one of three top FFA chapters in the Building Our American Communities program and received the Governor's Citation plaque plus a $10 award for Rejuvenating a Community. The Leigh and Blair units will represent Nebraska at a national convention in Kansas City in November. Other honored chapters included Clarkson East Butler St. Edward Howells and Newman Grove.
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Leigh
Future Farmers of America
Blair
Lincoln Northeast
BOAC
Lilly Endowment Inc
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Kansas City
FFA
Lincoln
Clarkson
East Butler
Brainard
St. Edward
Howells
Newman Grove
Kimball
Local Readings and Sunrise Sunset Timings
Reported temperatures show 40 at midnight and 57 high for Monday with 54 high a year ago and 28 low. Sunrise Sunday 7 05, Sunset Sunday 7 03, Sunrise Monday 7 02, Sunset Monday 7 03.
Grand Prairie Township Name Origin Near Lake Babcock
Platte County place names trace the Grand Prairie designation to Stearns Prairie area named by surveyor James North and for OE Stearns who ran an inn on the Columbus to Norfolk route circa 1870. A school existed there and Stearns Precinct formed. Henry Hellbusch opposed the Stearns Prairie name, so the county board chose Grand Prairie, possibly from Longfellow’s Evangeline.
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Keith Bryan Ghand
Prairie
Lake Babcock
Stearns Prairie
James North
Stearns
Columbus
Norfolk
Henry Hellbusch
Grand Prairie
Longfellow
Evangeline
Grand Pre
Vietnamese orphans find new families across the U S
United Nations style adoption wave brings children from Vietnam to New York Georgia Minnesota California and Colorado. Parents express joy and shock at reunions while some children bear scars from war and travel. Volunteers recount stories of reunions and hope as families embrace their new sons and daughters.
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Donald P. Myers
United Press International
Vietnam
Adele Kolinsky
la Guardia
New York
Nguyen Thi My Huong
Dave
Jeremy
Peter
Matthew
Atlanta
Senior Citizens Bowling League Reels In 56 Plus Players
The Senior Citizens Bowling League meets Thursdays 1 4 PM at Boulevard Lanes for bowlers 56 and up. Initiated by Harold Krumland four to five years ago, it now has 66 members with free shoes and coffee. Qualifying age is 55, with 60 for WIBC and ABC awards.
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Deb Gondringer
Boulevard Lanes
Krumland
WIBC
ABC
Bill Inselman
Senior Citizens League
WBIC
Boulevard
Ed Zimmer
John Moeller
Martha Speck
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Prof
Hepburn
Jack Burrall
Carriage House
Burrall
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Trailor
Burralls
Jane Mohnich
St. Joseph Parochial School
Leigh Ffa
The
Omaha World-Herald
Ray Becker
Edward
DeKalb Seed Company
Don Hovendick
Omaha
Federal Land Bank
National Ffa Foundation
Platte County
Harvey
Tiana Thu
Minneapolis
Donna Pomerenko
Walnut Grove
Minn
Miss Pomerenke
Lua
Los Angeles
Mary and
Dick Palmer
Goleta
Calif
Palmer
Linda
Larry Moritz
Loveland
Colo
Thomas
Mrs. Martin
Leo Janicek
Bellwood
Janicek
Genoa
Silver Creek