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CD RECORDS xxi Journal Star Saturday, May 30,1993 Bill Giles dead at 66 BY SARAH WEST Uncoh Journal Star he graduated, but he passed. During his days at Nebraska, someone once claimed Giles wanted to play at the College of the Pacific and that he didn't like being a Husker. "If you've ever visited there, you can hardly blame him for feeling that way," the Pacific proponent said of Lincoln. After Giles was informed of his purported anti-Nebraska feelings, according to a Lincoln Star article, he was very interested to know how the Pacific backer could have gotten that impression. He became known as "Coach Giles" after his playing days, coaching football and baseball He stayed in Nebraska for the better part of his career, coaching at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, Hiram State College, Chadron State College, Fort Hays State University in Kansas, Eastern New Mexico University, Sydney High School, Geneva High School and Norfolk High SchooL In 1995, Giles was inducted Into the Chadron State College Athletic Hall of Fame for his coaching achievements.

After his coaching career, Giles worked 15 years as a National Football League scout Services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church in Kearney at 10 30 a.m. Wednesday. v'He was a double threat in the University of Nebraska world of ath- letics a three-year letterman in baseball from 1952 to 1955 and a starting end on the 1955 Orange Bow) football team. Bill Giles, who was there before Herbie became a Husker, died Thursday in Rapid City, S.D. He was 66.

A football player at Alliance High School, Giles was selected as an all-state end in his senior year. The Philadelphia Athletics wanted to sign him to a baseball contract when Record v. -5? I. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aftermath of the storm Joe Svoboda works on cleaning up some of the early-morning storm damage to his farm near Glenvil. High winds swept through the area, destroying a grain bin and grain dryer.

Several pivot irrigation units in the area also were overturned by the winds, which were recorded in excess of 70 mph. Judge: Teens, not parents, liable for damages to auto BY MARGARET REIST Lincoln Journal Star Births May 28 Peterson, Jonnie (Herzog) and Jason, 5003 Calvert. No. 1, boy, St. Elizabeth May 29 Litchfield, Nichoal (Muenchrath) and Jason, 2209 Hyons boy, St.

Elizabeth. Watson, Shona (Stone) and Rob, Lincoln. girl, St. Elizabeth. Marriage licenses Blama, Lane 26, 903 Eastridge Drive, and TiUworth, Stephanie A 30, 903 Eastridge Drive Cummins, Shaun Patrick, 26.

2036 Garfield and Foster. Kelly Kae. 25, 2036 Garfield St. Detweiler, Benjamin Allan, 24, Route 4, Box 85B, and Miller, Jennie Carlene. 25, 2129 S.W.

18th St. Figas, Charles Vincent, 25, Kansas City, and Miratsky, Angela Marie, 22, Kansas City, Mo Franzen, David Lyle, 26, 5010 and Davis, Rebecca Lee, 30, 6521 Vine St. Hales, Forrest 24, 461 1 Huntington and Kersten, Laura 21, 4611 Huntington Harris, Nathan 22, 4940 Bunker Hill Road, and Gieck, Stacia 23, 926 Benton. Hicks, Archie Allen. 30.

919 S. 15th and Ganci, Nina Theresa. 32. 919 S. 15th St.

Hoskinson, Matthew 23. 6501 Old Cheney Road, and Reaves, Jaime 23, 7011 S. 38th St. Kuklish, Steven Lee. 23, 3843 S.

46th and Hess, Gretchen Ann, 22, 1220 Manchester Drive. Le, Truong Quang, 25, 430 N. 26th and Tran, Ngoc Tran Thi, 22. Atlanta, Ga. Lewis, Edward 24, 4631 Claire and Burge, Candi 27, Norfolk.

Mason, Alton 20. 1014 A and Kefley, Anita 20. 1014 A St. Owen, Terry Victor, 38, 4265 Normal No. 17, and Ervin, Deslie Dianne, 23, 4256 Normal No.

17. Reynolds, David 30, 4523 and Betding, Kimberty Arm. 25, 4523 St. Soto Leon, Frank Alexander, 21 3032 and Tighe, Jennifer Lynn, 21 3032 St. Southworth, Kenneth 41, 3601 S.

15th St, and Southworth, Mary 46, 3601 S. 15th St. Van Hunnik, Eric 22, Crete, and Enos, Crystal 17, Crete. Walline, Bart 47. 724 and Davis, Cheryl A 44, 724 St.

Wiatt, Shannon 26, 5560 Salt Valley View, and Crandall, Michelle 24, 5560 Salt Valley View. Wilhelml, Nathan 24, 4301 N. Seventh and Vaniarkho, Olga 27, 4301 N. Seventh St. Divorce decrees Scollard, Janet L.

and Gregory K. Spath, Vickie J. and Lowell S. Heikes, Christine A. and Kent A.

Mcintosh, Howard K. and Renee A. Schukei, Gayle E. and Carolyn F. Courts Minimum sentences for publication, one or rnore of the following: 10 days jail, $250 total fine, six months probation or license suspension, probation revocation.

Also published: bindovers to District Court. Court costs additional to fines. Age, address, if any, from public record, Corrections will be made only if public record was reported incorrectly. District Court (Sentencing Judge's name tn parentheses after sentence.) Theft by Unlawful Taking Jackson, Ricky, 39, 428 S. 56th St.

Case dismissed at state's cost. (Merritt) Sexual Assault of Child Price, Rodney, 39. jail. 364 days jail. (Merritt) County Court Driving While Intoxicated Ruskamp, Ryan 21, 638 Marshall.

One year probation. Spellman, Timothy 18, 5830 GJIan Road. 10 days jail, six months license suspension, $200. Williams, Candi 21, 722 S. 48th St.

One year probation. Range, Thomas 36, 7031 S. 38th No. 92. 10 days jail, six months license suspension, $250.

Armstrong, Tony 35, 4020 N. 48th St. 1 5 days jail, six months license suspension, $300. Martin, Dennis 43, 3515 S. 31st SL One year probation.

Michie, William 22. 601 N. 16th St Nine months probation. Miller, Matthew 29, 1 1 34 Charleston. One year probation.

Roach, Stephen 27, Omaha. Nine months probation. Dawson, Maura, 24, 6939 Berrywood Court. One year probation. rrete, Brian 23, 8032 Cooper.

One year probation. Hyatte, Derek 26, 1828 S. 16th St. One year probation. Klutman, Julie 19, 1540 S.

Fdsom, No. 9. One year probation. Nelson, Denise 32, 2917 N. 58th St.

One year probation. Riebe, Jeffrey 46, 3700 Comhusker Highway, No. 49C. One year probation. Stejskal, David 50, Crete, two cases.

15 months probation. Knaub, Rory, 26, 3225 N. 44th second offense. Two years probation. Mora-Gonzalei, Victor 21, Omaha.

One year probation. Engelman, Jeremy 23, Beatrice. One year probation. Helget, David Brian, 36, no address given. lOdays jail, six months license suspension, Jensen, Anthony, 29, 1217 No.

4. 35 days jail, six months license suspension, $200. Driving Under Suspension Cox, Craig, 25. 2225 St. 30 days jail, one year license suspension, $250.

Johnson, Jon 27, 1215 Arapahoe No. 114 One year license suspension, $1 50. Pillsworth, Terry 23, 5709 Ballard. Nine months probation. Tonniges, Jeremy 20, 2626 S.

Eighth St. One year license suspension, $300. Turner, Robert 27, 2331 Orchard No. I. Also: fail to appear, possess marijuana.

18 months probation. Disturbing the Peace Stiles, Michael 26, Waverty, two counts. $1,000. Rosecrans, Carl 20, 1415 S. Eighth St.

18 months probation. Starr, Derek 41, 2916 N. 49th No. 1. One year probation.

Faust Curtis 54. 1018 S. 33rd St Six months probation. Adams, Jeffrey 33, 1624 S. 14th St.

$500. Debban, Sarah 41, 4621 Old Cheney Road, No. 9. $250. Obtain Unemployment Payment by Falsa Statement Vamadoe, Wanda, 39, no address given.

$250. Theft by Shoplifting Relghard, Troy, 26, Greenwood. Also: possess drug paraphernalia, two counts fail to appear. $1 ,300. Refuse to Comply Mosley, Joe, 27.

Kearney. $250. Steal Money or Goods Relghard, Troy. 26, Vienna, IN. $500.

Napue, Neora Denise, 39, 5011 Woodland Ave. $250. Schlelger, Adam 20, Wahoo. $250. Kriha, Mary 45, 1800 Knox No.

9. $500, Possess Marijuana Murry, Stacey Ladon, 21, 436 Gaslight. Also: possess drug paraphernalia. $300. Assault Hopkins, Mary, 32, 3341 Holdrege No.

II. $250. Probation Revocation Hearing Siebe, Todd 20. Omaha, original charge, driving while intoxicated. Probation extended 1 1-20-98.

Trosper, Anthony, 24, 6340 Meseverde, original charge, driving while intoxicated. Probation extended to 1 1-20-98. Bankruptcies Four bankruptcy categories listed are: Chapter 7, straight bankruptcy involving liquidation of assets; Chapter 11, plan permitting reorganization of financial affairs under court supervision for an individual engaged in business or a company (asset and liability schedules are not always filed with initial petition); Chapter 12, plan permitting farmers and ranchers to reorganize their financial affairs under court supervision (asset and liability schedules are not always filed with initial petition); Chapter 13, wage-earner plan for repaying a portion of debts over an extended period of time. First figure assets, second liabilities. Mattox, John R.

and Debra also known as Perslnoer, Debra pressman, cosmetology, $14,550,126,900. Vesety, Christopher L. Shefcy, assembler, $2,580, $21,121, Chapter 7. Clark, Jesse J. Jr.

and Kimberty also known as Kline, Kimberty Plattsmouth, laborer, clerk, $23,650. $34,029, Chapter 7. KasL Kimberty Crete, factory worker, $4,429, $46,753, Chapter 7. Clark, John and Cathy, also known as Kempkea, Cathy, 6955 St, self-employed construction worker', self-employed day care. $94,280, $1 1 8,941 Chapter 7.

Allen, Diane, also known as Shaw, Diane, 1111 S. 32nd material records clerk, $15,575, $21,952. Chapter 13. McFarland, Nicole L. 5717 Hartley No.

2, waitressstudent, $1 ,580, $13,254, Chapter 7. Church, Sheila also known as Jordan, Sheila 7901 Pioneers clerical, $3,828, $11,826, Chapter 7. Spark, Judith and Robert Crete, part-time truck driver, truck driver, $51,425, $128,136, Chapter 7. Archuleta, Susan Shelby, administrative assistant, $7,755, $89,032, Chapter 7. Bellerk, Kimberly 1626 W.

Rose help desk coordinator, $38,372, $34,450, Chapter 7. Turner, Donna, 300 S. 26th No. 6, $3,650, $7,955, Chapter 7. ConkeL Arwin 5105 Huntington No.

10, assembler, $3,373, $27,144, Chapter 7. Clark, Ival York, unemployed. $133,569, $120,121, Chapter 13. Police Calls Of 434 calls received by Lincoln police Thursday, the following resulted in property losses of $500 or more. Theft Between 4:15 a.m.

and 7 a.m. Monday, 1800 block CDs, necklace. CD holder; $679. Thefts from Auto Between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m.

Thursday, 4600 block Prescott CDs, Sony CD player; $700. Between 2 a.m. and noon Thursday, 3600 block Huntington turbocharger, exhaust $2,200. Auto Thefts Between 4:30 p.m. and 7:40 p.m.

Tuesday, 400 block W. Burt Drive, 1985 black Chevrolet Astro Van; $1,400. Between 1 a.m. and 2:15 ajn. Thursday, 600 Wulf Drive, brown GMC pickup; $2,000.

Fire Calls Thursday 8:58 p.m., 531 0 Fremont bomb threat. 9:26 p.m., N.W. 48th and W. Superior streets, injury accident. 9:55 p.m., Goodyear Plant, 4021 N.

56th medical. 9:56 p.m., 3100 medical. 9:58 p.m., 5600 Elk Circle, fire call. 10:00 p.m., 2600B Sumner medical. 10:31 p.m., 2000 medical.

Friday 12:08 a.m., 9221 Tuscan, fire can. 12:17 a.m., Lancaster Manor, 1001 South medical. 12:22 a.m., Duffy's Tavern, 1412 medical. 2:58 a.m., Westminister Presbyterian Church, 21 10 Sheridan fire call. 3:09 a.m., Madonna Care Center, 5401 South medical.

3:29 a.m., 5324 Madison fire call. 3:48 a.m., 27th Street and Woods Boulevard, wires down. 3:56 a.m., 6500B South St. 4:11 a.m., Southeast High, 2930 S. 37th fire call.

4:13 a.m., 3935 N. 1 1th fire call. 4:22 a.m., 27th Street and Woods wires down. 4:25 a.m., 14th Street and Yankee HiH Road, fire call. 4:39 a.m., 850 fire call.

7:01 a.m., 91 1 S. 1 1th medical. 7:15 a.m., 5631 Salt Valley View, medical. 7:17 a.m.. Park Boulevard and Van Dorn Street, injury accident.

7:26 a.m., 2553 Anene Avenue and Street, wires down. 7:28 a.m., 1 100 Meadow Dale Drive, fire call. 7:39 a.m., 5330 Thies Cove, medical. 8:54 a.m., 3141 Sheridan medical. 9:47 a.m., 800 Pioneers fire call.

9:48 a.m., Nebraska 79 and West Waverty Road, medical. 10:15 a.m., 21 7 N. 25th medical. Beatrice losing both assistant principals BEATRICE (AP) The Beatrice Public School system has lost both its assistant principals. Beatrice High School Assistant Principal Don Cunningham and Beatrice Middle School Assistant Principal Robert Guenzel Jr.

have both resigned. The announcements follow the retirement of Beatrice Middle School Principal Dennis Hynek. Cunningham, who announced his resignation last Thursday, has been hired to succeed Tim George as principal of Archbishop Bergan Junior-Senior High School in Fremont. Cunningham has been assistant principal at Beatrice High School for the past five years and was principal at Lewiston Consolidated Schools two years before coming to Beatrice. Guenzel's resignation was accepted by the Beatrice Board of Education at its May 11 meeting.

He will be on duty until Aug. 1. Guenzel said his decision came in part because he wants to work with his brother on a commercial business in Lincoln and complete his doctorate degree at the University of Nebraska. friends and drove around town, throwing out some of the contents of the Lexus during their trip. That afternoon, Klingler parked the car about two blocks from where she took it and Bodworth took the car.

The next day, Benjamin Johnson drove the car, lost control and hit a tree, according to the order. Endacott ruled that Johnson was liable because he admitted during the trial that he took the car with no authority to do so, then lost control And although Klingler wasn't in the car when it crashed, she was the one who originally took it and then let Bodworth take it, telling him to return it to the church parking lot when he was done. She also talked with Johnson about the car. Those conversations set up a conspiracy between the three to illegally use the car, Endacott said. But under state law, which says that parents should be held liable for the willful and intentional destruction of property by their minor children who live with them, these parents aren't liable since there wasn't any evidence that the teens meant to damage the Lexus, Endacott said.

Endacott ordered both Klingler and Johnson to pay a total of $14,968. Two teens who smashed a 1992 Lexus into a tree after going for a joyride must pay the car's owner nearly $15,000 in damages, a Lancaster County District Court judge has ruled. But Judge Donald Endacott decided in a ruling this week that the parents of the two former Northeast High School students were not responsible for damages caused to the car because the teens didn't mean to crash, O'Hara Associates, which owned the car, sued the teens who drove the car and their parents. The case went to trial against Shannon Klingler, Benjamin S. Johnson and their parents, George and Patty Klingler and Laura Gaiter.

A third teen involved, Adam Bod-worth, was dismissed from the lawsuit after his insurance paid for some of the damages, said attorney Patrick Healey, who represented the owner of the car. The lawsuit stemmed from the activities of the teens in March 1996 when they decided to skip classes at Northeast and came upon a 1992 Lexus parked with the engine running near the school in a church parking lot. Shannon Klingler and two of her friends got inside the unlocked car and took it for a drive, Endacott's order said. They picked up other MM Expect all three at Speidell Monuments. Accept no less Obituaries I I 5fwr? fJ VfcKf I Obituary index ASEAN AUDIOLOGIST by Roy A.

Chrlstensen, M.S., CCC-A Licensed Audlologist Q. Why do so many people hate their hearing aids? I think everyone knows at least one oer- son who has hearing aids and won't wear (par- them. This is a real frustration to them and to those who have to deal with the hearing procucm. ramuy ana inenas aon understand why the person with hearing loss The following persons are listed in today's obituaries. The symbol indicates first-time listings.

Clark, Eunice Belle Gardner Lincoln Dieckgrafe, Charles Cook Fuss, Daniel Jr Lincoln Giles, William F. "Br III Kearney Hertleln, Ida Beatrice Johnson, Marvin William Oakland Meyer, Mary Alice Overland Park, Kan. Nelson, Gladys Lincoln Ocker, Emma Cook Ogden, Yeda Virginia York Pearson, Clifford Wahoo Minden Seems, Nettie Red Cloud Shuman, Velma Lincoln Spinar, Crete Wenninger, Eugene 'Bud The Lincoln Journal Star runs, free of charge, a one-time notice of any death In Lincoln, In the Nebraska area served by the newspaper, or of any former longtime resident There are some (mits on the amount of formation that may be included. Paid obituaries Include more Information and wil be repeated In Imited form until the day of services. Photographs of acceptable quality wU be run with paid obituaries.

An additional fee is charged for obituaries with photographs. To place an obituary, cat 473-731 Vfrom 2-8 p.m. daily. The newspaper will verify obituaries provided by individuals. aoes not want to near cetter.

The problem is old technoloev. The ma. jority of hearing aids out there today are old fashioned hearing aids with manual volume controls. When the listener turns up the hearing aid to hear soft Clark Eunice Belle Gardner, 81, Lincoln, died Monday (52598). Bom, Winifred, Mont.

Former employee, Lincoln Clinic. Former receptionist, Comhusker Clinic. Survivors: brother, Clarence V. Gardner, Louisville; sister, Elizabeth Mielke, Marshall, nephews; nieces. Preceded In death by: parents, Arthur and Leona (Newlin) Gardner.

Services: 3 p.m. Sunday, Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum Chapel. The Rev. Charles Gates. Meet Gate 3.

No visitation. Memorials to Capital Humans Society, 2320 Park (02). Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St Dieckgr Charles. Mm 71, Cook, died Thursday (52898) in Tecurnseh.

Bom, Cook (51727). Farmer and insurance salesman: WWII veteran. Survivors: wite, Marjorie Dieckgrafe; sons, Thomas Dieckgrafe, Cook, John Dieckgrafe, Rock Springs, daughter, Barbara Taylor, Lincoln; brother, Eldon Dieckgrafe, Cook; sisters, Helen Stinson, Omaha, Evelyn Ef-fken, Cook; six grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren, i i Services: 2 p.m. Sunday, First United Presbyterian Church," Tecurnseh. Private family Register book available: today, 9-5 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m.-noon, Wherry Brothers Mortuary; one hour prior to services, church.

Memorials to family. Fuss Daniel 52, Lincoln, died Thursday (52898). Services pending. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St Giles William F.

III, 66, Kearney, died Thursday (52898) in Rapid City, S.D. Bom, Chicago. Retired scout, National Football League. Survivors: wife, Joan; sons, William Giles IV, QuNan, Texas, Douglas Giles, Colby, daughters, Kim Morrell, Ogallala, Kerrl Maxon, Rapid City, sisters, Clara Hall, Denver, Mary Kaiser, Park Rapids, seven grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday, First Presbyterian Church, Kearney. Cremation. Memorials to the First Presbyterian Building Fund and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. HomeMJeske-Homer Mortuary, Kearney. Hertleln Ida, 100, Beatrice, died Thursday (52896).

Bom, Champaign County, M. (3231898). Survivors: son, Willard Herttein, Pickrell; daughters, Loret-ta Hagameier, Pickrell; six grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; seven great-greatgrandchildren; nephews; nieces. Services: 10:30 a.m. today, First Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Oakland. Visitation: one hour before services, church. Palmquist-Pelan Funeral Home, Oakland. Memorials to the family Meyer Mary Alice, 63, Overland Park, widow of Richard, died Friday (52998). Bom, Lawrence.

Supervisor, Block during tax season. Survivors: brothers, Glen Ostdiek, Clarendon Hills, Joe Ostdiek, Georgetown, Texas, Marion Ostdiek, Sun City Center, Fla Bob Ostdiek, Larry Ostdiek, Gretna, Lea Ostdiek, Blue Hill, Allen Ostdiek, Lawrence; sisters, Doris Bradley, Neenah, Lou Ann Mit-ton, Thousand Oaks, Pat Golka, Grand Island, Jutene Sullivan, Superior, step-son, Mark Meyer, Olathe, nephews; nieces. Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Lawrence. Church cemetery.

Rosary: 7 p.m. Monday, church. Visitation: beginning 4 p.m. Monday, Me-grue-Price Funeral Home, Superior. Memorials to American Cancer Society or Kansas City Hospice.

Nelson Gladys 90, Lincoln, died Thursday (52898). Owner, Nelson Cleaners. Member, Grace Lutheran Church, American Legion Auxiliary, Spanish Ameri- can War Auxiliary. Daughters of Union Vets. Volunteer, VeTa Hospital.

Survivors: son, daughter-ln-taw, Dick and Betty McDuffee, Lincoln; five grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; one great-great- CJchild; nieces. Preceded in death by: and, Marvin; parents, Arthur and Grace Watson; sister, Ruth Bassett. Graveside services: 10 a.m. Monday, Wyuka. The Rev.

Wallace Wolff. Pallbear. ers: Scott McDuffee, Zack ZanolH, Matthew Hollamon, Patrick Youngpeter, David Hollamon, Hubert Upham. Memorials to donor's choice. Butherus, Maser Love i Funeral Home, 4040 A St.

Ocker Emma 95. Cook, died Friday (52998). Bom, Areola, Wyo. Re-. tired elementary school teacher.

Survivors: son, Sharon Ocker, Sioux City, Iowa; daughter, Linda Daniels, Cook; brother, Harvey Sinnen, Fort Wales, eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Grace Lutheran Church, Cook. Church cemetery. Visitation: Sunday.

2-8 p.m.. Wherry Funeral Home, Tecurnseh. Memorials to the family. Ogden Yeda Virginia, 84, York, for merly of Utica, died Friday (52998) in Fairmont. Bom, Utlca-11914).

Survivors: aunt, Josephine Shoemaker, Booneville, cousins. Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Waco United Methodist Church. Utica Cemetery. Visitation: beginning 1 p.m.

Sunday, Metz Mortuary, York. Memorials to the church. Pearson Clifford 88, Wahoo, died Wednesday (52798). Services: 11 a.m. today, First Presbyterian Church, Wahoo.

Visitation: one hour before services, church. Pruss Funeral Home, Wahoo. Memorials to the church.D Roop Lynn 37, Minden, died Thursday (52898)trBom, McCook (126 61). Survivors: husband, Todd son, Richard S. Roop, Minden; father, Robert Woolman, Gretna; mother, Pat Chapman, Payson, sister, LuAnn Stednitz, Oakland; brother, Danny Woolman, Omaha; grandparents, Jack and Ruth' Woolman, Eugene.

Graveside services were held at Gretna Cemetery. Memorials to the Sarpy County 4-H Council, Papillion. Apfel-Butler-Geddes Funeral Home, Grand Island. Seems Nettie, 105, Red Cloud, died Friday (52998). Bom, Lebanon, Kan.

Survivors: daughter, Dorcas -Elliott, Red Cloud; one grandson; two great-grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Christian Church, Lebanon, Kan. Price Cemetery, Lebanon. Slmonson-Williams Funeral Home, Red Cloud.

Shuman Velma 88, Lincoln, widow of Irving, died Thursday Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Butherus, Maser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St Pallbearers: Perry Shuman. David Shuman, Bill Palmer, John Shuman, Michael Kistner, Joe Lindbergh. Visitation: today, 1-9 p.m.; Sunday. 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Monday, 9 a.m.

until services, funeral home. Memorials to Hospice Care of Nebraska, 1600 South 70th St. (06). Spinar Georgia, 97, Crete, died Wednesday (52798). Services: 10:30 a.m.

today, Kund Funeral Home, Crete. Memorials to the Crete Public Library. Wenninger Eugene "Bud," 75, Lincoln, died Wednesday (52798). Services: 2 p.m. today, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th St. Visitation: today, 9 a.m. until services, funeral home.Q voices men ioua sounds can Decome uncomfortably loud. The listener then turns down the hearing aid so. that loud sounds are tolerable.

Now soft sounds are tod soft again! Think of it like sleeping with a blanket that covers you from toes to your middle. When your chest gets cold you pull up the blanket and your toes freeze. After that its all compromises. Manual volume control is a compromise control. Fortunately new technology in the form of digital and digitally programmable hearing aids have solved the compromise problem.

These hearing instruments can automatically adjust the volume for you without you even noticing it. Soft sounds are soft but audible, normal sounds are comfortable and loud sounds are loud but never uncomfortable. People who have these hearing aids hear much better and more comfortably than folks with old technology. If you or someone in your family might benefit from new hearing aid technology, please call for a complementary no obligation demonstration. Lincoln Ear Nose And Throat Audiology Center Of Lincoln 2221 S.

17th 414 Lincoln, NE 476-6382 Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Christ Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell. Church cemetery. Visitation: Sunday, 9 a.m.- 9 p.m.; Monday, 8 a.m.-noon, Grlffiths-Hovendick Chapel, Beatrice; one hour prior to services, church. Family prayer service: 1:45 p.m.

Monday, church basement. Memorials to the church with Dewane Spilker and Roger Duitsman In charge. Johnson Marvin William, 85, Oakland, died Thursday (52898)..