Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 23

Schedule of Events Crowd Calendar The Lincoln Area Council of PTAs will be hosting a cultural arts luncheon Thursday to acquaint its members and others with arts activities in the community. The luncheon begins at noon in the theater gallery of the Lincoln Community Playhouse. Among presentations will be an explanation of the Lincoln Public Schools' Year of the Arts emphasis, a 20-minute presentation by a creative dramatic troupe known as EXIT, and short presentations on other arts activities in the schools, the University of Nebraska and around the state. Awards Banquet The Colonial Golf Club Women's Assn. held the awards banquet at the Legionnaire Club.

Team awards were presented Wendy Baum, Jami Melichar, Mary Shandcra, Carolyn Bedea, Lola Ozenbaugh, Marjorie Busch, Lee Kuhns, Leta Hoover, Dobie Haws, JoAnn Durst, Louise Rung, Nola McAuliffe, Gen Broman, June Harmon, Sandy Gennch, Pat Windblade, Barb Johnson and Deb Velder. Tournament awards went to Sharon Schulenberg, Kay Modugno, Jenny Eyman, and Sherry Dean. New officers are Joann Wellman, president; Carolyn Bedea, vice president; Sandy Genrich, secretary, and Mary Hartman, treasurer Board members are Diane Rakers, Louise Rung, Lou Salzman and Linda Robinson. Hearings Scheduled State Sen. Richard Fellman has announced that the subcommittee which he chairs on marriage and divorce laws will hold two hearings in October.

The first will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the East Hearing Room at the State Capitol. The second will be at 1 Oct 18 in the Douglas County Commissioners Hearing Room in the Douglas County Courthouse in Omaha. Both are open to the public. Convention Set Thursday.

Weeping Water Mrs. Sharon Wherry, editor of the Department of Environmental Control at Lincoln, will be the guest speaker at the 49th annual convention of the Cass County Federation of Women's Clubs. The event is scheduled Thursday at the Congregational Church basement Other speakers include Mrs. Everett Green of Lincoln, first vice president of the first district, and Mrs Kenneth McDonell of Greenwood, president of the first district. Open to the public, registration will be from 12:30 p.m.

to 1 Big Red Rally Planned The University of Nebraska Alumni is planning a party for Big Red Boosters who will be in Minnesota country this weekend Minneapolis' downtown Radisson Hotel will be the site from 5 30 to 9 Friday for a rally of Big Red fans The Alumni Assn sponsored event will include entertainment provided by a new 13-member musical troupe of University students, who will perform folk songs, pop tunes and show hits. Special guests will be Gov Exon, NU President D. Varner and XU Chancellor James H. Zumberge. Officers Wives Meet Mrs.

Walter Thomas, formerly of Washington. D.C., will be honor guest at the 1 Thursday luncheon meeting of Lincoln Navy and Marine Officers Wives Club. Hostesses for the first meeting of the year will be Mmes. Dean L. Petersen, Richard Gartner and Hugh Lang.

Capt Thomas is the new commanding officer of the Navy ROTC at Universitv of Nebraska-Lincoln. "Attention! At 9 a.m. tomorrow God will appear in the village square and list all the sins of all you sinners on the public bulletin board." I'd driven over 500 miles through fog the day before. As 1 sat in the small, backwoods church listening to the young minister preach, my eyes wouldn't focus, my mind kept wandering. Miserable Thoughts But when I heard that announcement whango, bango I was awake, really awake.

And, folks, I sure hate to reveal the miserable thoughts that went through my mind those first few seconds. Is this just for the natives? If so, I'm sure going to be down at that square first thing in the morning to watch all those funny looks on all those funny faces. Gee, there'll probably be some sins listed there I've never even heard of befoie. Wowee! What great fun! No, God doesn't work that way. He'll have sent for my dossier all the way from Nebraska and there I'll be right at the top of the list.

He'll probably make me wear a name tag just so everybody can point me out. Gosh, this ain't no fun at all Hey! Which of my sins will be listed up there? Did He see me last night when I went around to the back door of the local fish market after it was closed and talked that young man into selling me a four pound trout. I'm a finagler and a manipulator I really am If Saint Peter won't let me in heaven's front gate, knowing me. I'll go around to the back and try to "snow" Saint Francis or one of the other "softies" into sneaking me in that way. Why can't I just accept things the way they are? Why can't I say, "Thy will be done" and let it go at that 9 Hey, did God catch that quick thought that flashed through my mind when I saw that cute little waitress at Ames.

Oh, no! For years I've fooled all those readers in Nebraska into thinking I'm an upright, religious sort of guy and now this comes out. I'm through ruined! No, it's even worse than that. The minister said all sins! Good grief! This is the end the absolute end. I'll steal me a boat at the closest marina on Lake Superior (yet another sin) and just sail off the end of the world Attention Getter Bingo' At that precise moment the young minister was admitting his announcement was given merely to catch the congregation's attention. My icky.

miserable sins will remain my own deep, dark secret. Halleluiah! The minister was now talking about absolution. If I'd just ask for forgiveness, I'd be forgiven. And, most important, my sins would be forgotten. What a deal: As I alked back to my lodgings.

I fell into another reverie. If God does post that list in every village square in the world. I'm going to make it big. I'm going to get me the parking concession around all those churches where all those sinners go to ask for forgiveness and to have their sins forgotten But there I go again conniving, finagling, wheeler dealenng Josie Hinds Marks 100th Arapahoe Josie A. Hinds, formerly of Portland, Lincoln.

Ta'ble Rock and Odell. will observe her 100th birthday Saturday. She was born Oct. 6. 1873.

in Wisconsin Family members from all over the are expected to attend a family gathering in her honor. She has five children: Mrs. William Bowden (Hazel) of Portland, Mrs. George Hiatt (Lulu) of Lincoln, Edwin Hinds of Alhambra, Calif, Charles Hinds of Lincoln and James Hinds. a a a a i and great- grandchildren.

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