Gumballs lead to locksmithing in Estes Park tale
Chris Saalfeld, 16, becomes a certified locksmith after a local gum ball machine project. He took a correspondence course, earned a professional and advanced certificate, rekeyed banks and city buildings, and now runs a mobile shop with a mountain focus. He handles house, car, and safety deposit box calls and bills quarterly for IRS compliance.
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Chris Saalfeld
Ronald Saalfeld
Chris
Otto Johannes
Bel Law Institute Co
Kansas City
Estes Park
Mr. Saalfeld
Leigh
Genoa
NPPD
Platte College choruses tour Nebraska high schools
The Cantari group begins a 1977 high school tour after a Feb 15 appearance at Rising City High School. The Chorale and Cantari plan a March 6 home concert and a March 27 reunion at PTCC's Fine Arts Center Theater. Members from multiple Nebraska high schools are listed, with several recent appearances noted.
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Fine Arts Center
Chris Runge
Lakeview High
Cindy Barr
Kevin Barton
Jamie Pollock
Columbus High
Pam Schultz
Ruskin High
Rick Higgins
Pierce High
Chip Frailey
Schuyler Central
Bob Merrick
Bancroft High
Lynn Brockhus
Humphrey St. Francis
Tom Switzer
Loup County High-Taylor
Doug Lindstrom
Wilcox High
Roger Boett
One-year Regents' scholars named from Nebraska high schools
Ninety two Nebraskan high school students including Diane Duren Scotus Central Catholic Ann Ekstrand Lakeview and Sharon Nelson Columbus are offered one-year Regents' scholarships to the University of Nebraska Lincoln based on ACT scores. The list also includes students from Albion Clarks Lindsay Newman Grove and Lakeview with a concert and festival itinerary planned through spring. Patti Scarlett Albion and Tom Briese Humphrey area students are among the top 300 invited to Red Carpet Days at UNL to learn about programs and campus life.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Diane Duren
Scotus Central Catholic
Ann Ekstrand
Lakeview
Sharon Nelson
Columbus
Jack Ritchie
Albion
Patti Scarlett
Clarks
Reginald Kuhn
Clarkson
Mary Bayer
David City
Douglas Palik
Fullerton
Kenneth Wetovick
Lindsay
John Lloyd
Humphrey High
Newman Grove
Carol Soward
Polk
Sue Erickson
Rising City
Barton Ruth
Schuyler
Gregg Sucha
Silver Creek
Dick Wilcox
Ed Scarlett
Tom Briese
Raymond Briese
UUL
Leigh Madhouse Market Changes Hands in Leigh
Leigh GH Paul’s Madhouse Market has been sold to El Ray and Imogene Buckendahl of Norfolk. The building was sold by LeRoy Falken and the business by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Millard, who hosted an open house for customers. The store will operate as Leigh Madhouse Market and the Buckendahls plan to move to Leigh.
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Gh—Paul’s
Leigh
el Ray
Imogene Buckendahl
Norfolk
LeRoy Falken
Paul Millard
Millards
Buckendahl
Christ Lutheran School
Millard
Adolph
Leonard
Meany Old Devil Guards Junk Filled Farmstead
STANLINHORST SCHUYLER-Richard Bohaty calls himself a mean old devil and his front door sign warns trespassers. He keeps an enormous barb wire collection and other relics across his Schuyler farm, with stories of past mischief and a life built on junk. He’s a founder of Nebraska Barbed Wire Collectors Association and has helped trade hundreds of rare pieces.
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Schuyler
Richard Bohaty
Highway 30
Brer Rabbit
Bohaty
The
New Mexico
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Randy
Columbus
Mean Old Man
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Johannes
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Federated Church
DeMolay
Pee Wee
Karin
Platte’s
Genoa High
Berney Schmidt
Platte Nursing
Stromsburg
Litchfield
Cedar Rapids
Spalding
Lindsay Holy Family
Wolbach
Scotia and Taylor
Scotus
Platte
Benedict
David City Aquinas
Wood River
Kearney
Wilcox
Cambridge
Alma
Red Cloud
UNL
Meany
By Stanlinhorst
Belgrade
Robert McKeeman
Ben McKeeman
University of Nebraska School of Medicine At
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McKeeman
Fullerton High School
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Delaware
Telegram
Stan Linhorst
Scripions
Columbus Telegram
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