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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1970
Page
5
Scotus Central Catholic High School announced its second semester honor roll with 109 honorees. The list includes 29 seniors and 22 students in the 4.0 scholastic category, with numerous named students across 4.0, 3.0, and various grade levels.
The David City Community Band opens the season with a concert at 8 p.m. in the courthouse south lot. The ensemble, including David City and Aquinas High School members plus faculty and alumni, is directed by Skip Kull and BD Hutchinson. A trumpet trio of Sharon Butterfield Jack Eberly and Bob Polensky will perform.
The Peaceful Valley and Farmer's Daughters clubs held lessons on care of furniture and antiquing with various hostesses, prize wins, and recipe exchanges. Future plans include a September meeting at Mrs Rodehorst and a family picnic July 12, plus flag display guidance and mental retardation report.
David City youth to attend the American Institution of Cooperation in Columbus Ohio from August 2 to 5. Steve Schmit son of State Senator Ian Schmit is among five Nebraska FRA o members selected and sponsored by Felco and FFA at David City High School.
KEARNEY OP Repairs were completed on the natural gas distribution line causing a days long outage. Northwest Public Service Co manager Darrel Worley said 170 workers will relight meters and eight pilots, but reactivation may take time and residents were warned not to turn on gas systems. Disruption extended outward from Kearney in all directions.
Nebraskans will be greeted at their annual picnic in York on June 20 by A. Al. Jollige of Waco, chairman of Nebraskans summering in the Neo Grande Valley. The McAllen Chamber of Commerce will relay Tesxar messages and publicize the York gathering for Nebraskans and visitors from Colorado, Kansas, Missouri. The program will follow a noon basket dinner at York.
Aquinas High School faculty members will pursue graduate studies and attend workshops this summer. Creighton University hosts several staff pursuing masters in religious education, education, social studies, music, Spanish, science, and library science. Additional staff seek English, mathematics, and other degrees at universities nationwide.
The text explains how an oyster feeds by filtering microscopic particles from water that is drawn in through its siphons and passed through its gill chambers, with water flow guiding food to the digestive system. The description emphasizes the role of the siphons and cilia in particle capture and transport.
The Young Nebraskans, a high school aged vocal group led by Glenn Peterson, will give a free public concert at 8:30 next Wednesday at David City Elementary School. After rehearsing at Doane College Crete and a two week southeast Nebraska tour, they plan a Scotland Wales England trip for July and will perform in Crete Fairbury Milford Gibbon and Friend.
In DAVID CITY Andina High School final honor roll, 3.15 or higher profatag average. Seniors include Louie DePauw Hanneke Kroon Patricia Hanus John Kottovy Barbara Hoffbauer Gregory Holovy Roger Dobesh Carol Lasek Ken Navratil Cretchen McCoy. Juniors John Kopecky Commie Kebza Jim Hath Kenneth Kouguer Patricia Mikovsky Nancy Lux Debbie Smith Gary Gabel Georgi Tonogiue Leslie Hottovy John Hiemer Sheila Morbach Paul Placek Louise Zegers. Sophomores Pamela Warlieski Glenda Aerts Dave Uilger Leon Whitmore Nancy Selzer Joyce Reed Lynn Stanistay Diana Medinger Margaret Coteman Karen Hauns Jeanette Gillespie Sharon Hough. Freshmen Charlene Aerts Marcia Motevy Michael Halevy Tom Hotovy Julie Palik Susan Prochaska Miry Woita Joyce Janieck.
The Zone Walther League Rally was held Sunday afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church with attendees from Grace Peace Trinity Christ Mt. Calvary and St. John's. Officers elected include Roger Bake president Anson Korte vice president Marilyn Thetlen secretary treasurer Greg Arndt Christian Growth chairman Shery Mueller recreation chairman Alla Scott news reporter. After a Bible study the Leaguers played softball at the fairgrounds.
Arthur J. Hahn of Linco and Clarkson, member of Signet Lodge No. 193, was presented a year pin by Fr. Otto Nelson, secretary of Signet Lodge, at Bryai Memorial Hospital in Lintern on Wednesday while Hahn remains confined.
Wattsville Club held a regular gathering at the Columbus home of Mrs. Jobin Weber Sr hosted by her daughter Mrs. Reynold Christensen. Guests included Mrs. Leroy Christensen Mrs. Paul Bielke and M Harry Weber. A business session preceded games won by Mrs. Mary Mureek with a door prize.
Donald Fr. Cielgha, son of Mr and Alisa Cielpha, has been assigned to the Fleet Composite Squadron Six of the Atlantic Fleet Air Wing at Virginia Beach Virginia. Cielgha is described as an aviation mechanic with reciprocating engine experience.
Recent births at Boone County Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Larry Peterson of Spalding and a son to Mr and Mrs James Martinons of Primrose both in June. Janes Kurla named principal of Albion elementary and junior high, salary 52000. New teachers Marie Mimmelberg kindergarten and Jean Jones girls physical education and pep club sponsor.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Fricke and family and Roxanny Meinlel joined Dane Fricke and Dwayne Mahle at a Columbus wedding. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Jed Tuenberger and Wilbur Fricke of Tecumseh and Bernard Fricke of Schuyler.
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