The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 7

Deaths and Funerals Thursday, December 1977 Columbus, Nebraska Columbus lelc-cjram -7 HONOR GROUP Standing, from left. Coach Peggy Slusarski; kneeling and sit- Debbie Krings, Kris Saalfeld, Ned Finch, ting in front of desk, Denise Rosendohl, Joanie Behlen, Connie Coan, Deb Geier, Ken Krings, Sondra Mohrman, Jean Mor- tensen, John Wilke; seated at desk, Sandy Martin, Glen Wurdeman, Donna Loseke. Lakeview heads awards list The speech team from Lakeview competed against 17 other schools in the Platte College Speech Contest, and came away winning the most trophies and medals. Thirty- nine members composed the team this year, the largest speech squad in the school's history. Receiving a first place trophy and medal in the junior division was Denise Rosen- dahl, humorous impromptu.

Recieving first place trophies and medals in the senior division were Jean Mor- tenson, after dinner speaking; Donna Loseke, poetry; Sondra Morhman, news commentary. Taking second place medals in the junior division were Debbie Geier, humorous impromptu; Sandy Martin, poetry. A second place medal was presented to Connie Coan in the senior division for hunorous impromptu. Third place medals in the senior division went to Donna Loseke, prose; Kris Saalfeld, persuasive; Glen Wurdeman, extemporaneous, Ken Krings, informative; John Wilke, fled Finch, Debbie Krings, Sandi Griffiths and Joani Behlen in oral interpretation of drama; Ned Finch and Debbie Krings in duet acting. Making the final round but not placing were Linda Jaixen, Lynn Wallingford, Lynn Morgan, Randy i a Donoghue, Jeff Engel, Chuck Kinzer, Lori Russell, Jeanie Muhle, John Ekstrand, Kathy Lindhorst, and Susanne Jaixen.

The rest of the team was composed of Patty Feik, Tammy Wilke, Linda Koch, Plotte Feeders party Sunday The Platte County Feeders' Association will have a Christmas party Sunday evening, Dec. 11, at Elks Country Club beginning at 6:30 p.m. A short program including a beef slide presentation and remarks from 1978 Nebraska Feeder Queen Karen Klug, Columbus, are on the agenda for the evening. Tickets are $10 per couple and can be obtained from Feeder's directors Lelajid Nelson, Genoa; Ivan Gaspers, Lindsay; Paul Kummer, Harry Oppliger, Martin Wennekamp, Columbus; Louis Welch, Richland; Jon Reins, Platte Center, Don Kallweit, Mike Baumgart and Robert Nathan, Humphrey. Prices Good Thru Doc.

INVENTORY REDUCTION Entire Stock CARPET Reduced Another EXAMPLES Patterned Kitchen Carpet Ktg. $9.95 Now Additional Sale $6.95 Yd. OFF Heavy Patterned Plush How Additional Sate $12.95 OFF Stop and look over our selection and choose a carpet! B-K Floorcrafters 3021 23rd St. Phone 564-8723 Tiffany Hadley, Amy Plett- ner, Shay Muhle, Kathy Palmer, Jack! Liebig, Gary Stuefer, Mark Luchsinger, Marlene Osantowski, and Judy Jensen. Peg Slusarski, the speech teacher, commented, "The feedback from other coaches and judges was very positive.

They were impressed by the way our team performed and how neatly they were dressed. I'm really pleased with everyone who participated, and on how well the contest manager, Ken Bonk, ran the day's events." Gov. fxon Gov. J.James Exon told about 260 members of Nebraska Poultry Industries Thursday night at their an- nual banquet the "nation is in a national cheap food policy and the producer is getting the short end of the stick." He declared that the best way apparently to end this market situation today is by joining together and putting pressure on government. Groups such as WIFE are showing progress in that direction, he noted.

Exon concluded by saving that the proposed agricultural strike could bring' to the a i a problems for the first time. Officers were elected during the conference which wound up Thursday for the Nebraska Poultry Industry and Nebraska Egg Council. Reflected president of the Poultry Industry was Gil Eckhoff of Omaha. Other officers include Dick Brownell of Wakefield, first vice president; Dale Keller of David City, second vice president; Doug Ferebee of Kearney, secretary-treas- urer; Doyle Free of Lincoln, general manager. New officers of Egg Council are Dale Keller of David City, president; Lavern Dunker of Schuyler, vice president; Jim Rountree of David City, secretary; Jack Flynn of Schuyler, treasurer; and Doyle Free of Lincoln, executive.

Other highlights of the i i presentation of the Ruth Keller memorial Scholarship to Jeffery Furman of Omaha. The memorial was created last year by the Poultry Industry in memory of Mrs. Keller who died last year. Her husband is Dale Keller of David City. Named Poultry Industry Man of the Year was Arnold "Zeke" Grabowski of Lincoln.

Dr. Leunis Van Es was posthumously entered into the Nebraska Hall of Fame. For many years he was professor at the University of Nebraska Ag College. mmmmmmmmmmmmmi a Ljreat LjiftJrdea! for Christmas Our beautiful hand-crafted plaques and string art will make ideal gifts for anyone on your Christmas list! ALSO Give the gift of delicious dining GIFT CERTIFICATES available in any denomination at the HAPPY CHEF 14 HOURS A PAT Highway and 23rd Phon. PHILBEN-Funeral ser- vices are pending at McKown Funeral Home for Morris Philben, 68,2854 29th Avenue, who died today at Columbus Community 'Hospital.

FENSTERMACHER-A prayer service for John Fenstermacher, 93, of 2698 Penning Road, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at McKown Paul, and Lincoln, body lies in state. Rev, Lee Hicks will officiate. Burial with Masonic ser- vices will be 3:30 p.m. in Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln, with Rev.

Graver Leitch in charge. Son of John and Philobena (Yung) Fenstermacher, he was born Aug. 11,1884 in West Bend, Wis. Married to Minnie Jackson June 18, 1913 at Malmo, he lived in Cedar Bluffs, St. Plaul, and Lincoln, where he was employed in the Havelock shops of the Burlington Railroad.

He was affiliated with Masonic Lodge 82 at St. Paul and First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln. Resident of Columbus the last few years, Mr. Fen- stermacher was prededed in death by his wife, on Jan. 26, 1974, and all of his brothers and sisters.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ron (Aimee) Apthorpe of Columbus, Mrs. Joseph L. (Muriel) Krepel of Elba; four grandchildren; one great-granddaughter. BERNIKLAU Retired farmer Bohumil Berniklau, 68, died Wednesday in Butler County Hospital, David City.

Services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Knott Funeral Chapel, David City, with Rev. David Hansen officiating. Burial will be in Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo. The body lies in state at the funeral home until time of the services.

Born June 7, 1909 at Valparaiso, he was the son of Michael and Mary (Kliment) Berniklau. Surviving are his wife, Frances (Dvorak); brother, Emmanuel of Chula Vista, sister, Mrs. Maurice (Georgeanna) Ingram of Omaha. His parents, five brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. A i B.

Harper, 84, Fullerton Manor resident the last five years, died Wednesday in the Genoa Hospital. Saturday 2 p.m. funeral rites will be conducted by Rev. Milan Coleman at the Genoa United Methodist Church, with burial in Valley View Cemetery. Visitation hours will be 3-5 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Friday at Hasch-Patrick Funeral Chapel, Genoa; 12-2 p.m. Saturday at church. Mrs. Harper was born March 6, 1893 at Ringwood, to John and Bessie (Thompson) May.

She married Elmer Harper in Monroe Jan. 1, 1914. They moved from Monroe to Genoa in 1929. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Dode (Vera) Cuddeford of Genoa, Mrs.

Ted (Mildred) Anderson of Fremont; two grandchildren; one great-grandchild; two sisters, Mrs. Eldin (Jessie) Bryant of Denver and Mrs. John (lola) Snodgrass. Mrs. Harper's husband died last January.

Also preceding her in death were five brothers, Bill, Dick, Guy, Roy and Ed May; two sisters, Mrs. Elmer (Lulu) Sharpless and Mrs. (Opal) Sherman. Personals ROSEKRANS Mrs. James (Pearl) Rosekrans, 79, Denton, died Wednesday.

She was the mother of James M. Rosekrans of Columbus. Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 South 14th, Lincoln, with burial in Sunnyside Cemetery, Denton. The family suggests memorials to Denton United Methodist Church.

HERRE Edward Herre, 88, Fremont, died Tuesday in a Wisner nursing home. He was the father of Mrs. Dayton (Betty) Camp, Schuyler. Firday 2 p.m. rites are scheduled at I.attin-Dugan- Chambers Funeral Home, Fremont, with burial in Ridge Cemetery.

NORDEEN-Mrs. Hazel B. Nordeen, 79, died Wednesday night at the Clever Lodge Nursing Home, St. Edward. Saturday 2 p.m.

funeral rites will be conducted by Rev. Cecil Green at United Methodist Church, St. Edward, with burial in Visitation hours will be 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Friday at Miller Funeral Home, St. Edward; 11 a.m.

to 2 p.m. Saturday at church. Resident of Boone County most of her life, Mrs. Nordeen was born May 27. 1898 to Edwin and Evelyn (Morris) Apple at Bradley, Iowa.

She married Oliver Nordeen in Albion March 27, 1919. She was a member of the Legion Auxiliary. Surviving are five sons, Richard and Max of St. Edward, Robert of Lawton, Donald of Renton, Duane of Milwaukee, four daughters, Mildred of Salinas, Mrs. Adam (Shirley) Torson of Duncan; Mrs.

Arvenee (Patricia) Carnahan of Fremont, Mrs. William (Lois) Shields of Grandview, three sisters, Mrs. Frank (Lucille) Smith, Lola and Erma Apple, all of St. Edward; 25 grand- children; seven great- grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, 1971; one son; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild; sisters; two brothers.

City Briefs Clergy Columbus Area Ministerian Assn. will meet 10:30 a.m. Friday at the a i i a i building for a program with radio and newspaper leaders. At noon, ministers and wives will dine out. Parents Without Partners Potluck for first timers, 7 p.m.

today at Equitable (upstairs); bring covered dish and table service. Film "Our Choices, Strategy of Decision Making" about 8 p.m. Service Address--Pvt. Mark G. Hegi, 505-60-8410, Trp.

4-12 Fort Polk, 71459. York Rite Masons--Should attend Friday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Masonic Temple. Food Sale--Sponsored by Columbus Area Right to Life Chapter, Saturday, Dec. 10, beginning at 9 a.m.

at Tempo mall. Baked goods, Christmas candies, cookies and hand- made gift items. Boy Scout--Paper Drive will be' held Saturday Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.

Loading in trucks will be at the NPPD parking lot. Mr. and Mrs. William Czapui spent the weekend In Omaha visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Leo KaUnowski and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Czapla. Sunday they attended the capping ceremony at Calvary Christian Church in Bellevue for 30 students of Omaha School of Health Careers. The William Czaplas daughter, Susan was among those who received her cap.

Susan will begin her junior year there. LARGE SELECTION LATE ARRIVALS CHILDRENS BOOKS BESTSELLERS SOMETHING OF INTEREST FOR EVERYONE ON YOURUST BOOK CENTER 1367 26th Ave. 288-3 OPEN HOUSE Celebrity Jewelry Open 12:00 to 7:00 P.M., Dec. IS Vi price tale, door prizes. 555 20th Ave.

Columbus. 285-6 A son, David Lee, eight pounds and three ounces, was born Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Svatora, 1411 Sherwood Down Road West, Neward, Ohio, 43055.

Grand- parents are Elmer Svatora, Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Leander Svoboda, David City. HOLIDAY SPECIAL Decorated Live Holly Plants in 6-inch pots, 18.00 COLUMBUS FLORISTS 288-1 Santa will be at Phutoland, Dec. 10, 10-1 P.M.

Bring your little ones have their picture! taken with him. Photoland, Hwy 30 Perching Rd. 286-4 Thursday Evening Special Barbecued ribs complete dinner $4.95 7 Knights ReiUurant Don't forget Wunderllch'g Fish Fry Friday evenings 188-tf-th-f TARNOV Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Finger of Humphrey have returned home after spending 10 days visiting their daughters and families, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Bo Scalia in Phoenix, Ariz. Also visiting there during the Thanksgiving holidays were Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Engelbert of Omaha, Capt. and Mrs. H.E. Laakman Shana and Nicole of Altus, Okla.

Attention employees of Behlen Behlen employees not at work can pick up their pay checks between 9 a.m. and noon Friday, Dec. 9. Tom McKinnon, director of personnel for the company, said checks are to be picked up at the north end of the west truck aisle. Each employee must pick up his or her own pay check.

2-DAY SPECIAL 97 Buys You Big Brazier Burger Smal Order of Small Soft Drink Regular $1.29 Value Thursday Dec. 8th Dairii Queen Friday Dec. 9th Dairy Is Now Open All Year Round for Your Dining Pleasure 665 33rd Cebmbui Acrocs from Pawnee Nrk LARGE SELECTION LATE ARRIVALS CHILDRENS BOOKS BESTSELLERS SOMETHING OF INTEREST FOR EVERYONE ON YOURUST BOOK CENTER 1367 26th Ave. 288-3 Modern Woodmen Club 299 met at VFW Hall Monday night. These officers were appointed and will be installed Jan.

3: Marlise Behlen, president; Dawn Schultz, vice president; Robin Hamling, secretary; Marty Sheldon, flag bearer. After games the group had a visit from Santa. 9:38 A.M. to P.M. Weekdays 9:30 A.M.

to 5:30 P.M. Saturday 1:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Sunday BUDA'S CARPET STORE 2210-lJth Street Columbus, Ne. 288-th-f-s ENROLL NOW! New Classes to Start Jan.

3rd COLUMBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE 564-2064 286-t-th-M B.J. STEAK HOUSE AND LOUNGE To show our appreciation for your response to our ad featuring our entire breaklast menu at 20 Off on Dec. 7, 1977 We are extending the same offer Dec. 11, 1977 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.

288-2 Red Raven will be closed Monday night, Dec. 12th for our employee Christmas party. 288-4 Dinner draws 100 members PLATTE CENTER Tile annual Christmas dinner of St. Anne Sodality was at- tended by about 100 members and their guests Wednesday at St. Joseph social hall.

Rita Soulliere gave a Christmas reading and carols were sung by the group with Mrs. John Wemhoff at the piano. Golden garlands and red and green streamers were used as decor with the highlight the Creche scene atop the piano. Gift wrapped parcels and candles were used on the tables with the parcels awarded as gifts to Mrnes. Jerry Sliva, Alfred Schroeder, Art Pillen, Gary Kruse, Marlcne Rickcrt, Dave Liebig, Leonard Krings, Kichard Arndt, Kay Wilke, Anthony Brandt, Andy Jarecki, Richard Liebig, John Stachura, Ted Kurtenbach, Adolph Liebig, Ronald Keller, George Soulliere, Dale Lut- jens, Sigmund Jaworski and Otto Schmidt.

The door prize was won by Mrs. Norbert Kuta. Following the gift exchange the evening was spent socially and at cards. FAMOUS FOR PRtSCRIPHONS FREE Informative Brochures on Pre-School Openings for 2 1 3, and 4 year olds at the Early Learning Montessori School. from P.M.

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