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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1976
Page
5
The article describes a Montessori classroom where children self-direct their activities, snack with minimal adult intervention, and practice self-discipline. Three adults guide rather than direct, aiding organization and problem solving while allowing kids to learn through play and water activities.
Milwaukee topic highlights Lorrie Otto the weed lady as a leader of natural landscaping in Wisconsin. Her yard grows native plants and wildlife, challenging lawn norms and shaping new state law. Experts note native species thrive where yards are undisturbed, while introduced plants spread in disturbed sites.
The Safety Council of Nebraska will hold one day accident prevention workshops in eight cities in November including Columbus on the 17th. Sessions cover job safety analysis electrical hazards fire prevention sanitation and first aid and personal protection guarding materials handling and storage with groups by industry. Reservations through the Lincoln office. information also available at local chambers. A note on health links states black women have higher hypertension risk than white women.
Robert S. Enabnit of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co in Akron rebutts the notion that large firms crush inventors. He says corporate support and recognition exist, with only about 15 percent of time spent solving immediate problems. Enabnit, 56, holds 20 patents including tire underinflation alerts and anechoic submarine shielding, and believes simple solutions follow complex problems. He notes most inventions address manufacturing challenges and plans to pursue an international language idea for professionals of different nations.
Albion Commerce Chamber president Randy Stephenson announced a 15 gift for first place in the Civics Division at the Burwell parade, a certificate from Newman Grove and a 10 check with certificate from Tilden. The float later sold to Taylor Nebraska for 250 dollars as part of the same report.
Emma Adams presided at the Tuesday Daughters of the Union Veterans gathering in Bellwood. Mrs. R. P. Kinnison discussed the national convention in Maryland last month. A social hour followed with Nosema Ronkar and Lois Raric serving refreshments.
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