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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1976
Page
10
In a Chicago area bridge column West leads hearts three times, South discards clubs, South ruffs in and later overruff occurs. South notes if East held the club king he would avoid the poor fourth heart lead and South would have won by ruffing and a club finesse.
In bridge testimony a redder notes that a preemptive bid after an opener can be a reemptive jump overcall or, when by the opener’s partner, a preemptive jump response. The report shifts to Hastings Central Technical awards where Bobble AN of Columbus and Rita Weinhoff of Platte Center are lauded as outstanding students.
The Nebraska Health Department organized a mass vaccination program against swine influenza as part of a 135 million nationwide preventive effort. D. Lyman, director of the Lincoln Lancaster County Health Department, expects first doses mid July. The federal government provides vaccine. state and local health officers will distribute it. Lyman recommends syringe administration over powered gun methods to reduce trauma.
Jud Hard Larry Lewis discusses his Campus Clatter comic strip, its campus focus, sourcing ideas from published cartoons, and his process of developing gags. He outlines background, adaptation of slang, and multiw Writers’ input while keeping ahead of daily and weekly schedules.
Leigh FFA members assisted Paul Millard on his land southwest of Leigh to create a wildlife refuge. They planted 900 cedar trees and autumn olive shrubs with a planter from the Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District and learned soil and water conservation steps from local officials.
The menu lists daily meals for elementary junior high and senior high. Items include chicken steak, hamburgers, roast beef, taros, wieners, fish sticks, pizzaburgers, sloppy joes, chicken dishes, and varied sides like potatoes, green beans, salads, fruits, desserts, rolls, and butter.
Confirmation services were held at the United Methodist Church in Rising City with Rev. Herbert Kelly presiding. Confirmands were Bradford Ellison, Gary Hartsock, Margis Hunsehe, Shelley O’Dell, and Donna Marquis. The church will recognize graduating seniors Nancy Marquis, Michael Crook, Rodney Crook, Roger Topil, and Pedro Tavares of Sao Paulo, Brazil, at Sunday’s morning service.
Mr and Mrs Ammold Norskov announce their daughter Alicia has been chosen by the University of Nebraska Lincoln School of Music faculty as the Helen Siowell Brett Memorial Scholarship recipient. The award cites a most distinguished record of accomplishment in the School of Music.
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