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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1977

Page

3

Local notices mix travel, events and college news

Travelers Mr and Mrs Gilbert Behlen returned from a New England trip visiting Portland Maine and the Corning Museum in New York. They motored via Chicago bringing Fred Behemn home for a visit. Forty Kearney State College students named as resident assistants for 1977-78 include two from Columbus Raleigh Haas and Lyle Asche. Connie Jones, a Tabor College senior, sings with Adriel for Homecoming weekend drama No Name in the Street October 6-8.

Gilbert Behlen New England Jean Reuters Portland New York State Corning Museum Taylor Wineries Chicago Fred Behemn Kearney State College Columbus Raleigh Haas Ladden Hall Lyle ‘Asche Mantor Hall Connie Jones Tabor College Hillsboro Kaw Adriel Edward Murch Connie Gene Jones

Poster Promotes Nutrition In Columbus Schools

A poster urging good nutrition will be used in Columbus City Schools lunchrooms during National School Lunch Week. A booth near the station offers nutrition Q and A. The event features the syndicated cartoon strip We Pass by Morrie Tuer and a Nebraska menu with barbequed beef on Friday. Mrs. Lucille Hollman, lunch manager, invites civic and service groups to lunch, including the local AARP chapter on Monday.

Columbus City Rayees Connia Morrie Tuer Columbus Tnt Don Nebraska Lucille Hollman The AARP

Smith elected president of Nebraska industrial group

Dwayne Smith of Loup Power District was elected president of the Nebraska Industrial Developers Association at the 1977 fall conference. James Childe of Business Development Corp of Nebra was elected vice president. Other officers included Robert Lewis of the Nebraska Department.

Dwayne Smith Loup Power District Nebraska Industrial Developers Association NIDA James Childe Business Development Corp Nebra Robert Lewis Nebraska Department Robert Farmer Burlington Northern Lee Rising Omaha Economic Development Council Rod Hansen Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company American Industrial Development Council AIDC Omaha Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota

Thelen Frank J. Thelen 83 Shelby Rites Monday

Frank J Thelen 83 lifelong Shelby farmer died Thursday at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Osceola Services Monday at Sacred Heart Church Shelby burial parish cemetery Rosary Sunday 7 30 p m at Kepner Roberts Funeral Home Osceola Survivors include wife two sons two daughters and many grandchildren in multiple states Also Martens Frieda 81 Schuyler dies with services Monday at St Mark Lutheran Bloomfield St Bonaventure burial St Bonaventure Cemetery Stanzel Rev Regis Watts to conduct funeral Monday at St Bonaventure Catholic Church burial St Bonaventure Cemetery WWI veteran native of Columbus Related notes on earlier career and family details provided.

Thelen Frank J. Thelen Shelby Sacred Heart Catholic Church John Zastrow Kepner- Roberts Osceola Mr. Thelen Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Ines Peter J Helen Dericks Thelen Valeria Alt Frank J Salina Kan John P Rock Springs Wyo George Dolores) Lux Ray Margaret) Gabriel Delano Calif Lee Karen) Hinrichs Columbus Ambnrose David City Isabelle Lux Tracey Proctor Los Angeles Mary Rose Germany Bloomfield Gustav Martens John Grand Island Harold Sidney Ark Leonard Fremont Harry Marysville Ind Helen) Travis Leigh Fred Gladys} Schritt William Junge Martin Stanzel Regis Watts Frank J. Stanzel St. Bonaventure Catholic Church St. Bonaventure Cemetery McKown Funeral Home Mr. Stanzel Nebraska Veterans Home

Christian Heritage Rally Features Ann Kiemer Speaker

Boston author Ann Kiemer is the featured speaker at a Columbus Senior High School rally in the auditorium tonight at 7 pm. Mayor George Johansen and Chamber President Joe Stavas will award certificates to local clergymen. Children admitted free. adult tickets at door.

Ann Kiemer Boston

Nebraska's Power Supply Panel at NPIC Conference

Nebraska's Power Supply will be the topic of a four panel discussion closing the NPIC two day meeting at Columbus Holiday Inn October 12-14. Representatives from all Nebraska power entities and state officials will attend. Dean George P. Hanna Jr. of UNL will moderate with panelists D W Hill NPPD Ralph Shaw OPPD Steven Wacker NE Municipal Power Pool Eugene Wiltgen NE Electric G T and Robert Risch Tri State G T Duane Hawthorne MAPP Coordination Center.

Nebraska Nebraska Power Industry Committee NPIC Columbus Holiday Inn Nebraska Power George P. Hanna Jr College of Engineering and Technology UNL D.W. Hill NPPD Ralph Shaw OPPD Steven Wacker Nebraska Municipal Power Pool Eugene Wiltgen Nebraska Electric G&t Robert Risch Tri State G&t Duane Hawthorne Mapp Coordination Center

Community notices from City Briefs and club events

City Briefs detail homecoming plans for Edwin Loseke family at the Lutheran church and a stadium seating arrangement for CHS Alumni Columbus High graduates. Various meetings include ABWA at Red Raven, Legion Card Party, city council at Equitable room, Lions Club directors at Duncan Fire Station, NSA breakfast at Happy Chef, Trinity Lutheran circles, DAV meeting honoring state and national presidents, Federated Church Anchors potluck with slide program, and FCC License class preregistration at Columbus High School.

CHS Columbus High Business Women ABWA Red Raven Equitable Community Room Dupeac Lions Club — Board of Directors Duncan

Big Wheel winners crowned in Gibsons parking lot race

About 140 youngsters entered the annual Big Wheel Bike Race held Friday. Three divisions featured girls and boys racing for trophies. Winners in order of first to third were listed by age group with names such as Shelly McWhite Jennifer Wardeman Becky Brand Cory Christiansen Aaron Shunk Scott Wynna Cory Legenza Kristin Hellbusch Annette Johnson Chad Pleischer David Beckman John Muller Angie Parolek Shawn Adair Kris Kuta Corby Fleischer Mike Lockman Jay Moldin. Certificates were awarded to all contestants. Rich Grennan chaired the event.

Gibsons Shelly McWhite Jennifer Wardeman Becky Brand Cory Christiansen Aaron Shunk Scott Wynna Cory Legenza Kristin Hellbusch Annette Johnson Chad Pleischer David Beckman John Muller Angie Parolek Shawn Adair Kris Kuta Corby Fleischer Mike Lockman Jay Moldin Rich Grennan

Hospital Report Columbus Hospital Births and Dismissals

Dismissals include Mrs. Jarel Magie Creston Mrs. Wilma Brown James Graff and Mrs. David Blessen in Columbus. Births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Epp 1383 17th Avenue eight pounds twelve ounces born Oct 2. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stearns Rising City seven pounds fifteen ounces born Oct 7. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maliha Leigh six pounds fourteen ounces born Oct 7.

Columbus Hospital Jarel Magie Creston Wilma Brown James Graff David Blessen Columbus John Epp 17Th Avenue Virgil Stearns Rising City Donald Maliha Leigh

DECA Workshop Draws DECA Members in Columbus Nebraska

The Nebraska Association of the Distributive Education Clubs of America held its fall chapter element workshop in Kearney with about 200 DECA members from over three schools. Columbus High School attendees included seniors Dirk Moore Scott Loseke and Steve Wagner and juniors Julie Plugge Lisa Nelson and Kathy Olsuska guided by adviser Jon N. Trabert.

Nebraska Association of the Distributive Education Clubs of America DECA Kearney Columbus High School Dirk Moore Scott Loseke Steve Wagner Julie Plugge Lisa Nelson Kathy Olsuska

Title 1 group names officers aud Tunday night

The Title 1 Cooperative Advisory Council elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. Jean Swan as president, Mrs. Mary Gerdes as vice president, and Mrs. Sue Mahsin as secretary. Dr. Delores Storey, a certified consulting psychologist from Muskegon Michigan, spoke on Ten Commandments of Parenting.

Columbus Telegram Cooperative Advisory Council Jean Swan Mary Gerdes Sue Mahsin Delores Storey Muskegon, Mich

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