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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1976
Page
11
Michaela Marie White of Columbus receives a bachelor of arts degree from Creighton University Omaha at summer session end. She previously studied at Barat College Chicago and the University of Nebraska Lincoln.
Admission list includes Karla Von druska Schuyler Mrs Mamie Dodge Frank Lilienthal Dennis Paproski Patrick Alt Mrs McArthur Schmid Columbus Elmer Leapley Norfolk Mrs Gary Benson Stanton Dismissals include Mrs Joseph Ambrose Mrs Joseph Schaefer Kent Uphoff Columbus and others Transfers note Mrs George Spitz Columbus to St Joseph Omaha Tammy Benson Stanton to Children's Hospital Omaha Births record three newborns: a son to Gary and wife Platte Center a daughter to Darrell Detlefsen Omaha and a son to Robert Fusano Omaha with weights and dates Sept 18 19. Boone Co Hospital reports a birth in Newman Grove.
Mr and Mrs Mark Battaglia of David City name their first child Sarah Ruth born Sept 17. Grandparents are W L Wilken of Council Bluffs Iowa and P J Battaglia of Chicago. Great grandparents are Louis Wilken and Mrs Fred Behlen of Columbus. Ron Blessen returned Saturday from a two week vacation in Ouray Colo.
State Roads Director Tom Doyle announced the apparent low bidders on more than 11.7 million dollars in highway projects in Nebraska. United Press International listed two local bids including W A Biba and Biba Co. for asphalt work and Mid Western Contracting for culverts and Hill's Sand & Gravel for guard rails on Nebraska 91 in Boone and Platte Counties Albion Lindsay.
NATO staged an 80 000 man exercise culminating in a mock invasion of Norwegian shores. About 7 000 US British and Dutch marines landed to show counterattack readiness while the Soviet Union branded the operation aggressive and declined observer invitations.
Fred G. Stillinger, 72, formerly of Columbus, died at the Veterans Hospital in Phoenix. Cremation followed by memorial service at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Veterans Hospital Chapel. Burial at Valley of the Sun Memorial Park Chandler. He is survived by his wife Ruth, a Columbus stepdaughter, four grandchildren, four nephews and nieces. Memorials directed to Ruth Stillinger care of Edwin Ridenour.
Lakeview boosters meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the school to view films of the Lakeview Emerson Hubbard game. Other notices include Columbus Y swimming lessons cancelled 4 15 to 5 45 Tuesday and a hunter safety class at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Family Y.
Denise Hake of Columbus has been awarded a $300 PCARC scholarship to pursue elementary education with a handicapped emphasis at Concordia College in Seward. The Platte County Association for Retarded Citizens funds the award from invested estate gifts, with two $300 scholarships available annually based on scholastic achievement and financial need.
The Columbus Boy Scout and Cub Scout groups push to boost membership during a state wide effort. School Night for Cub Scouting is Thursday at 7 30 p m in Emerson West Park North Park Immanuel Lutheran St Bonaventure St Isidore and St Anthony schools. A Boy Scout rally is planned 14 p m Saturday at Frankfort Square with Troop 113 First United Methodist Church Troop 15 St Bonaventure Troop 212 Federated Church and Troop 276 Immanuel Lutheran Church participating.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Belohrad completed an 18 day vacation to California and Hawaii. Mrs Belohrad finished collecting state plates during the trip.
Numerous traffic crashes and minor injuries reported around Columbus with several hit-and-run incidents. Court records show minors guilty of possession and various speeding fines, plus probation for DUI and leaving scene offenses.
A nurses workshop sponsored by the Northeast Nebraska Nursing Education Committee of the Nebraska Heart Association will run from 9 a.m. to noon on September 28 at the Elks Country Club. Dr. Joseph Lynch of Creighton University will teach normal and abnormal heart sounds using a heart sound simulator with 35 headsets amid preregistration and a $3 fee.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee said AIM is a frankly revolutionary organization committed to violence with foreign and communist ties including Cuba the Soviet Union and China. It cited the Wounded Knee occupation and noted funding from federal government churches labor and business groups aided by media coverage.
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