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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1970
Page
7
United Press International reports Lake Ozark and surrounding areas launched Earth Day activities with a 30 hour roadside cleanup leaving five garbage piles. Organizers from YUK and PLUG planned protests, symposia, and awards while national groups prepared anti pollution demonstrations and a gond of schools prepared for Earth Day participation.
The Nebr Library Association sponsors regional meetings with Columbus Public Library hosting on Wednesday April 22. The library will close for the workshop day. New books include The White Land by William Dieter and The Blessing Way by Tony Hillerman.
Leigh native Janis J Habel and Mrs Emil Habel of Chula Vista Calif announce their son is elected to the Chula Vista City Council. Born in Leigh the 40 year old veteran of the Korean War has two children and has been active with Cub Scouts Little League Baseball and the Junior Achievement program in San Diego County. He supervises the Finance Industrial System Group at Rohr Aldraft Corporation.
Albion church women met at Wolf Memorial Center with 21 attendees. Mrs. Robert Nelson led devotions as President Marold Beierman urged the May fellowship dish lunch May 1 at First United Methodist. Inca's white shirts become hospital gowns for missions. Indian Ageds at Santee and a House of Hope scan to open in Winnebago were noted. May 14 activities were planned. lunch was provided by hostesses Mines, Buettner, Nelson, Taylor, and Maricle.
Wayne Sabatka a MAWK fire control repairman in Headquarters Battery won Soldier of the Quarter for the third quarter of 1970 after competing with four Soldiers. A Nebraska native and Wayne State University graduate, he entered the Army in St Louis and trained at Hedstone Arsenal Alabama before serving in Ansbach Germany. His wife Joanne pursues advanced math at Radcliffe College and plans to join him in Europe in July.
Stromsburg couple learns son Michael Gordon, stationed in California since July 1969 with Vietnam duty, will soon arrive home. Rev Deryl Reed to speak at Stromsburg Woman's club meeting. Charles Eckblade marks third birthday. A new square dancers group the Swinging Awers forms, meeting second Monday in May. Other items note Dave Carlson attending a Chicago wedding and Stromsburg Book Club meeting with A Douglas from Miller and Paine presenting new books.
H B D Quig relays remarks by William F Schmick Jr of the Baltimore Sun at the ANPA convention urging defense of press liberty. He condemns Spiro Agnew and Attorney General Mitchell for undermining freedom, stressing press independence as a living, binding reality amid turbulent times.
Mrs Ada Halliwell of GhaTHaM England posts a sign on her one month old baby's highchair reading Do not feed me goldfish after their family goldfish Perky vanished from its bowl near the chair. She says the fish had a guilty look as if swallowed.
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