Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 13

Thursday, Dec. 24, 1970 PAL Lincoln Evening Journal Nebraska State Journal 13 $375,000 Goal to Help Build New Hospital at McCook Things 'to Do', Places to Go in Lincoln McCook A timetable to obtain funds, build a new $1.9 million community io repiaca Allen Strunk, campaign chairman, said this sum and a $250,000 bequest from the Earnett estate will put the Catherine's and have it ready for occupancy officially starts ticking away Jan4. That date, according to Ken followed by all times a.m. unless boldface for p.m. some other new facility is being considered as an extended care unit for those patients not needing the more -costly acute care service.

Under present plans, the new community hospital patient wing will have 54 to 62 acute care beds, plus a central core for surgery, laboratory and other supporting services to patient care. The existing hospital has 83 beds, 14 used as extended care. The hospital design by Omaha architect Leo Daly provides for a future wing on the other side of the central core as a medical arts center. It could provide areas for nursing and paramedical education, meeting rooms and a home health care unit. Dr.

Mason said emphasis will be placed on outpatient and emergency care in the proposed hospital. Holiday Road Death Estimate At 550-650 Chicago (JP) The National Safety Council 'estimated Wednesday that between 550 and 650 persons will be killed in traffic accidents over the Christmas holiday weekend. The period covered by the estimate will extend from 6 p.m. local time Thursday to 2-5; Mon. Closed; Tues.

10-10; 10-5. Garden outdoors never closed. Historical Society 15-R, Indian and Pioneer Life, Diroamas 8-5. Ager Nature Center In Pioneers Park, Sat. 1-5; guided tour by appointment at City Park Dept.

Muny Zoo Monkeys, birds, 1300 S. 27, daily 9-4; Sunken Gardens, 27-D. Pioneers Park Van Dorn, goats, llamas, duck feeindgs, playgrounds. Tennis In parks still with nets: Cooper, 6D; Uni Place, 49-Lexington. Also Tennis Club, Normal-South.

Golf Colonial, 121 Skyway Hidden Valley, Hwy. 2 to Pine Lake left 2 mi. Thunder Ridge, 4545 S. 70. All Win.

J. Bryan Home Fairview. 4900 Sumner. Call Neb. State Historical Society for tours.

432-2793. Thin as To Do in Southeast Nebrmh All timet t.m. unlet! boldfaced for p-m. Saturday Comedy-Satire, "The Almighty a km) wciri a lnew 54th Street ENDS TONIGHT! riY.x-& 1 vr nsi Preliminary plans for McCook's proposed new hospital call for the long structure at the left to contain patient beds, center building to contain ancillary facilities such as an emergency suite, surgery, radiology and outpatient department, and the section at the right could be added later as a medical arts center. Wallace, board of trustees president, marks the beginning of a public campaign to obtain $375,000 from citizens.

way for everyone! productions WONDERFUL NEW CARTOON FEATURE TECHNICOLOR CHILDREN UNDER 12: $1.00 TECHNICOLOR GjC A ADULTS: $2.00 ENDS TODAY "ANGEL IEVINE" set in every ViAiT DiSTIET A STARTS CHRISTMAS! All. events free unless Friday Christmas Holiday All government offices, most other offices, businesses closed. Sightseers Capitol 15-K, 1 of 10 Architectural Wonders of World 9-4; Tours Sun, 2, 2:45, Fri. 9, 10, 11, 1, 2. 3, Sat.

10, 11, 1, 2, 3, 3:30. Statehood Memorial Restored 1869 home of Thomas P. Kennard, 1627 H. Sun. 2-5, 9-4.

Antelope Park 27-C, Muny Zoo, airplane, tank. University Museum 14-U. Prehistoric life and world science Gallery of Prehistoric Giants, wildlife dioramas. holidays, 8-5; Ceres Transparent Woman), holidays, 2, 3, Sat. 10:30, 3:45.

Abraham Lincoln Statue by Daniel French, commemorating Gettysburg Address, 14-J. Mueller Planetarium In University Museum: Skyshows Sat. Sun, 2:30 3:45. Sheldon Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden 12-R, Sun. Cornhuskers9 'Big Head' to Get to Miami The problem of transport one of the University of Nebraska's mascots to Miami for the Orange Bowl game was solved Wednesday.

The "mascot" is that oversiz ed head of a man wearing a red cowboy hat, worn and paraded before crowds at Husker football games. NU boosters were stymied for a time by the fact the head is too large to be transported by planes normally carrying air reight out of Lincoln. But Don Shriner of Lincoln, who has been a leader of the ef fort to raise funds for the Orange Bowl float, said some "very fine Nebraska boosters" who desired not to be identified offered to fly the head to Miami. The mascot will arrive in time to be used in the Orange Bowl game and appear at the Nebraska-LSU football game New Year's night, he said. WE WILL BE CLOSED TONIGHT Merry Christmas OPEN TOMORROW NITE the dieff 7 "SCROOGE" A NEW MUSICAL LAST COMPLETE SHOW TONIGHT 7:03 Holiday Time Is Party Time! V.

We Have Party Jl Meeting Rooms For tl Small Groups! sunnvbrooScc 745 SO. Uth Call 432-1455 MATINEES, W.d 4 Sgf, 00; Sun. Holiday 219 EVENINGS, Sun. riirovgh Than. I p.m.

12.50; fri. and Sal. I p.m.-S3.00 Prim includt SoIm Tor (Sptciol MaKnm at 2 and p.m. on Ox. 25 nd Jan.

Spatial 2 p.m. aniy rwilinMl Ctt. 21. 29, 11) PSIVE-IN THEATRE a ii iii project in line for federal Hill-Burton aid. Another $650,000 to complete construction and equip the new facility will be obtained on a long-derm loan.

In terms of priority, based on the State Hospital Flan used by the State Advisory Council on Hospital and Medical Facilities to recommend Hill-Burton grants, St. Catherines has a high rating. So do York, Gordon and I a 1 Deaconess in Omaha. In special fund-drive activities already under way, the employes at St. Catherine's Hospital have oversubscribed their $10,000 goal by 11.7.

Another important date in the hospital's history is Jan. 1, when the Domican Order of Sisters will lease its St. Catherine's Hospital to the board of trustees of the new Community Hospital organization. This move was agreed upon after Sister Paschala, hospital administrator, and others told community leaders that the Catholic order could not afford the major renovation needed, much less 'the financing of a replacement. The newest portion of the hospital is 22 years old.

Most of it was built 50 years ago. Actual construction cost of replacement is estimated at $1,825,000, compared to rebuilding or major remodeliag costs of $1,673,000. At stake without assurance of improvement is the hospital's eligibility to treat Medicare and Medicaid (welfare) patients. These account for about 60 of the hospital's patient income. Physicians and dentists, who have lent their support to the major project, will be represented in hospital planning by a liaison committee, according to Dr.

Roger Mason, also on the board trustees. In this position, the presidentelect of the. Nebraska State Medical Assn. said, the existing St. Catherine's building or Enjoy Your CHRISTMAS DINNER With Vs TURKEY OR HAM With AH The Yule Trimmings 11 a.m.

to 8 p.m. MERRY CHRISTMAS from RAMADAINN 1-80 at Airport Exit 11 )h WW tit) 18 8 the OrphanElephant TPr? I I ill I Revue: You Can't Keep a Gowl Man Down" 1014 Howard, Omaha, Sat. 8, 10, 12. For Sightseers Museums House of Yesterday, Hastings: Sun. 1-5; 10-5, holidays 2-5'; Stuhr, Grand Island, Sun.

1-5, 9-5; Czech, Wilber, Sun. 2-5, other days by appointment. Arbor Lodge State Park Nebraska City, mansion closed for winter; park, dawn to dusk. Homestead Nat'l. Monument Hwy.

4 NW of Beatrice, Pioneer Village Minden, open to Fontenelle Forest Bellevue, JOYO: 61st Havelock CLOSED TODAY STARTS TOMORROW CHRISTMAS DAY "A BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN" PLUS "THE WACKY WORLD OF MOTHER GOOSE" FIRST SHOW AT 3:00 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 2:40 12 Over 8. under 60c tct rn Dtc FEATURE AT 7 P.M. ONLY HELLO, DOLLY! 2a CtMIUM-IOC IOOOaQ COLOR BtOEiUli AN ELMO WILLIAMS-RICHARO FLEISCHER PRODUCTION HIDEO OGUNI RYUZO KIKUSHIMA by ELMO WILLIAMS Music by JERRY GOLDSMITH by DELUXE GiJrri CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. NOW SHOWING! FEATURES at 2, 4:30 7 P.M.

ONLY Twilight price 90c 4: to 5:00 P.M. CONTINUOUS FROM ENDS TODAY! FEATURES at 1, 4 7 P.M. LU PANAVJSI0M TECHNICOLOR 'lS "The Benjamin performance is brilliant!" hem von cosr perry film produced and directed by Irank perry 1 P.M. 1 rFTTil. Till ill iT3 20th Century-fox presents TORA! TOW! TORA! Screenplay by LASRY FORRESTER Directed by RICHARD FLEISCHER Produced Color WkW 432-1465 13th Street Mwa7naiKSpB UE CLINT uunday, Dec.

27. For the New Year's weekend estimated the death toll at between 400 and 500. Current Movies i Ximei Furnlihtd by Iheaier. Ilniei; a.m. Utni lice, p.m.

sbih lave Code ratings indicate a voluntary rating given to the movie bv the motion picture industry: (G) Suggested for GENERAL audiences. (GP) All apes admitted PARENTAL GUIDANCE suggested. (R) RESTRICTED -Persons under 17 not admitted without parent or adult guardian. (X) Persons under IT not admitted. LINCOLN Stuart: "Paint Your Wagon" (GP) 2:00, 4:30, 7:00.

CooperLincoln: "Hello Dolly" (G) 7:00. Varsity: "Schrooge" (G) 1:10, 3:11, 5:12, 7:13. Nebraska: "Oliver" (G) 1:00, 4:00, 7:00. State: "The Angel Levine" (GP) 1:00, 3:02, 5:04, 7:06. Joyo: Closed.

84th Closed. OMAHA Indian Hills: "Scrooge" (G) 1:00. 3:15, 5:15. 7:30. 9:45.

WALTON'S COVE will be open CHRISTMAS DAY December 25 at 3 p.m. to 1 i.m. featuring LIVE MUSIC For a real old fashioned Christmas Dinner drive to Nickerson Farms Serving 11am to 4pm Turkey and all the trimmings J2.75 special childs plate 1.75 1-80, Hiway 6 Waverly, Nebr. ioeleb 393-555S 86th W. Dodge jl aiso sai.

sun. Eve. It 5100 No. 48th mMY CHRISTMAS 111 0B WALT Moll, DISNEY productions STARTS TOMORROW i PS I mm MARVIN tASIWOOD JEANSEBERG miNTYOUR WAGON NEBRASKA 432-3126 12th Street TWILIGHT PRICE 90c MON. THRU THURS.

3:30 TO 4:30 PM. $1.75 Alter 14, 50c STARTS CHRISTMAS! "GREAT MOVIE MAKING" -NW YORK TIMES 8 omaha STARTS DEC. 25th TICKETS ON SALE-LINCOLN IS GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW ON SALE "Actress on her way to an Oscar!" -IOS ANGEUS EfltO-XM'Nft from your LINCOLN JOUHNAL CARRIER OY hi AC. HKTllHtS COR" MESENTS NANOMW UK) VIKOINI JJONI WOOUCtlOM aj mm o. 1 Mil diary of a mad housewife a (rank starring esi'uno iv jff tt ClNCWMA MLInSlNO Will II jt richard benjamin frank langella came snoagress screenplay by eleanor perry Ittakes up where 'Sound of Music' left off!" liam Ih A UNI, liom the novel by sue kautnun UNIVERSAL PiCTURE- TECHNICOLOR" William VM ihuo.iii?j IffHIiHWffl.