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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1975

Page

13

Book Finds Homes For Adoptive Kids

A Rochester group promotes an adult adoption placement book to help hard to place children like Paul, a deaf 16 year old, and Darlene, a 12 year old verbal Black girl, find families. The CAP Bank book lists hundreds of children and coordinates with agencies and state social services to encourage adoption, despite controversy over its sales approach.

Aul Darlene Paul Rochester Parents Rochester Council of Adoptive Parents Canada CAP Carol Agn Seaple CAP Bank

School Board approves contract for reading teacher

Albion board approves Mildred Clipston to finish the year as Fitle I reading teacher. They discuss a venereal disease program, bus transportation issues, driver education mileage pay, booster club requests for adult transport and gym use, a loan for Cindy Sanford, and padding for the wrestling practice area.

Albion Mildred Clipston Fitle I Clipson State Department of Health Dale Krust Gerald Jorlan Albion City Albion Booster Club Booster Club Cindy Sanford Kim Richyman

Polk County Heritage Book Chaired by Gissler in Osceola

Osceola native Bernie Gissler chairs the Osceola centennial effort and Polk County Heritage Book project a 330 page volume with 153 and 8 300 names and deaths from 21 cemeteries in Polk County The hard bound royal blue book costs 15 and includes artwork of a covered wagon and a Polk County map The book is part of a Osceola Centennial and Horizons Bicentennial program with Osceola City Hall Polk Progress and local volunteers distributing copies

Ruthlux Osceola Polk County Bernie Gissler Polk ‘County Gissler Tts Nebraska Sherman County Osceola Lions Cb Evelyn Roxanne Osceola City Hall Polk Progress Office Polk Mildred Flodman Stromsburg Osceola Book Committee

Senility Misdiagnosis Questioned By UW Doctor

At least 20 percent of elderly thought to be senile are misdiagnosed according to Dr. Carl Eisdorfer of the University of Washington Medical Center. He warned wrinkles and gray hair do not justify labeling someone as senile and said chronic organic brain syndrome is treatable with hundreds of programs. apathy by staff or physicians is the main barrier.

Pullman. Wash UPI University of Washington Carl Bisdorfer Eisdorfer Bisdorfer

Deceptive lead pays off in Columbus bridge game

Friday October 17 1975 Columbus Nebraska reports on a bridge match where Holmes or Scurry faced a strategic choice. The analysis explains how a devious heart lead and subsequent play altered the contract and yielded strategic dividends for Holmes.

Columbus Nebraska

Strong opening bid in ACOL two spade forcing system

The text states that two in any suit except clubs is a forcing bid for one round showing tremendous playing strength. It notes 0647 as a proper ACOL example and claims the hand has nine sure winners, indicating a strong opening hand in this system.

Michael Jenny Christened at Grace Lutheran Center

Michael Lee Jenny infant son of Mr and Mrs Mark Jenny was baptized during Sunday services at Grace Lutheran Church Platte Center A dinner honored the grandson with sponsors and relatives including Ernst Jenny Linda Kinzli Duncan and Paul Jenny A Hanoi Radio report says 350 public utility and industrial projects began operation in North Vietnam in the first half of 1975.

Aunkue Michael Lee Mark Jenny Grace Lutheran North Vietnam Hanoi

Bank St Bernard Buffs Soft Spot For Banking Again

In Kansas City Missouri a six year old St Bernard named Bourbon earns the nickname best customer at United Missouri Bank of Blue Valley. Bruce Clevenger brings daily cash deposits in a pouch tied to the dog who trots 100 yards down a hill to the bank. Bank staff describe Bourbon as eager and punctual, the only customer to enter by the rear door, with a one ladled treat after depositing. The dog’s routine required weeks of training, and while affectionate staff note her intelligence and reliability the main challenge remains scheduling her banking time.

Sylvia United Missouri Bank of Blue Valley Judy Birdsong St. “Bernard Bourbon Clevenger The St. Bernard

Hand Raised Dog Bourbon A Local Keeper Attracts Attention

Clevenger describes Bourbon a nearly three foot tall guard dog kept at a hilltop site. She wakes after 8 AM then rests most of the day around 9 or 10. He notes she can deter thieves, with a bank guard posted at the rear door while he supervises from the hill.

Clevenger Bourbon

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J. James Exon Kevin Lee Schafer Nebraska Association For Michael R. France Rochester, N.Y Philip Parker School Board Oks Polk County Heritage Book Polk County Highway Department Osceola Chamber of Commerce Polk County Historical Society Polk County ‘Museum John H. Mickey Gissler, the Lewis Dunn Gissler Oysing Spa Gisslers Randy Bob Cubb Lutheran Church Osceola Booster Club Osceola ‘Alumni Association Berniegissler By Oswald James Jacoby Holtees Scurry Holmes East Dummmy Michael Jenny Jcpenney Super Sam Jim 313Th Military Police U.S. Army Reserve 16Th Avenue Skyway Drive-In Theatre Shuy Ocr Butler
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