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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1977
Page
2
UPI reports livestock and futures data with hog, cattle, and sheep figures for Omaha and Chicago markets. Cattle and hog prices vary by weight, with feeders steady and slaughters softer. Dow Jones index at 1 p.m. CST shows declines across industrial, trans, utilities, and stock counters.
Seventeen members attended the W.W.T.K. Club gathering at Dorothy Harris home with Bernice Ebel as co-hostess. Maude Kallenbach won high and door prizes. Elsie Schmitlow also won a prize. Members planned a no-host May meeting and a Mothers Day dinner outing. Norma Ronkar and Martha Makovicka named June hostesses.
Local notices cover PTA meeting at Lincoln School and several community activities. Highlights include Open House for Norman Shanle anniversary, Ladies Stagette Luncheon, Women’s Chamber dinner, Potter anniversary at Bellwood Legion Hall, NSA Secretaries Week dinner, and Lions Club program on Egypt slides. A correction notes veterans education info from Platte County Office.
Mrs. Audrey Kreizinger led 17 members and one guest Georgine Perry at the Tuesday Legion Auxiliary meeting. Prizes were set for the Poppy Poster contest with Mert Hough and Mary Pat Romshek in charge. Junior Auxiliary assists. Donations included $25 to Omaha Veterans Hospital for an equipped van. Memorial Day and officer elections were discussed.
Lt. Gov. Gerald Whelan said President Carter's energy plan earns cautious praise but needs fixes before passage. He noted Nebraska may pursue conservation bills and retrofitting incentives while warning three plan points could stall in Congress, including a rising standby gasoline tax and higher natural gas and crude oil prices.
Leigh new officers installed include president Mrs Richard Reichmuth and vice president Mrs George Urban with secretary Mrs Gary Brabec and treasurer Mrs Douglas Pinkley. Captains are Mrs Robert Reichmuth Mrs Frank Reichmuth Jr Mrs Morton McMullin and Mrs Melvin Bahns.
Washington notes on President Carter urging a servant leadership ethic. The piece traces power as a life in D C, citing Hatfield's reflections on leadership as service and Carter's own view of public power shaped by humility. It references Watergate era abuses and Carter's common touch, including his public stance on human rights.
Schuyler Central High School seeks new teachers for the 1977 78 term after resignations by David Young band and music Virgil King biology and coaching Marles Robins chemistry physics and math Joe Auel vocational agriculture and mechanical skills and Jeannette Kroeger part time vocal music. Young will join Bellevue schools King leaves for business Robins to work in Norfolk Auel to farm management. Schuyler Grade School also has two openings due to Jane Mehaffey grade 3 and Kathy Rickert grade 1 resignations.
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