Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 11

Nov. 18, 1973, Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star 11A Ufatifa anb itttrntlB WEATHER VANE 30 BM from NATIONAL WCA7HEN S6RVICC, nln ii it5 ITT'titii lirTfl-' Til ihi WfirT-rYfiiT- 'TnT j' i III I wt 0NOM, U.S. Oft. of ComaMrc MULLIS, Harry A. OVERBECK, Alvin PETERSON, Richard TAYLOR, Lynn THOMSEN, Myner THORSON, Milton WHEELER, Maude WIATER, Julianna WIESEMAN, Vera Roper Sons Chanel, 4300 O.

Our People Make Us Number One JEWfLERS Lewis Scores State Board Fcr Tax Cut Sen. Frank Lewis of Bellevue criticized the State Board of Equalization Saturday during a talk to some 150 persons attending a workshop on human services legislation. Lewis departed from prepared remarks on taxes and social services legislation to criticize the board's action in lowering the state income tax rate from 13 to 11. "It's not prudent to have these people setting taxes. If the Legislature is going to appropriate funds, then it should set taxes," Lewis said.

Lewis said he is in favor of establishing a statewide system for mental health care. But, he said, he wants it to be state-funded and not have to depend on local funding. fifuni Show High TwiMafatimi Euwterf for Du1n Sunday Nebraska Forecast: Cloudy and cooler Sunday and Sunday night. Chance of snow in the northwest Monday. Lows 25-35.

Highs Sunday 40-50, Monday 30-45. Extended Forecast: Tuesday through Thursday, chance of snow Tuesday, warming Wednesday and Thursday. Highs 35-45. Lows 20-30. i II fa Lincoln-Eastern Nebraska: Cloudy and cooler, Sunday night, cool and partly cloudy.

Cloudy and cool Monday. Lows 30-35. Highs Sunday 50-55, Sunday, 40-45. Precipitation probabilites Sunday night 20. Barometer Reading: 29.75, 6 p.m.

Saturday Wind Velocity: 5 mph from south 6 p.m. Saturday. Relative Humidity: 63, 6 p.m. Saturday. Sunset Sunday: 5:07 p.m.; Sunrise Monday: 7:18 a.m.

Precipitation: month todate .01 of an inch, normal todate .48 of an inch. Year todate 35.75 inches, normal todate 25-54 inches. Temperature Year Ago: High 33, Low 27 Record High: 73, 1949; Low 4, 1914 Degree Days: 26 (Average temperature below 65 accumulated 24 hours to midnight) lb' Temperatures .60 60 .55 ..53 49 .49 .47 .45 .43 .43 42 ..42 ..39 ..40 .45 .51 ..53 .57 .60 9pm 10 p.m 11 pm Sunday 12 a.m 1 a.m 2 am 2 m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m.

5 pm. 6 p.m. 7 pm. Bp- Saturday 1 a.m 44 2 a 43 3 a.m 42 4 a.m 41 5 am 41 6 a 39 7 a m. 6 a.m.

9 a.m. 10 a m. a m. noon 1 p.m. MjMtffeS w.iiii i ii ii umuu un jlij.

i ii Outstate Nebraska Western Nebraska: Cloudy and cooler, Chance of rain Sunday night. Cloudy with a chance of rain Monday. Lows 20-25. Highs Sunday, 40-45, Monday 40-45. Percipitation probabilities Sunday 20, Monday 25.

Temperatures: Sunday High, Low Omaha 63 40 23 Scottsbluff 58 Alliance 58 23 Chadron 58 33 Grand Island .51 30 Imperial 66 24 McCook 70 23 Mullen 63 27 Norfolk 58 33 North Platte ..65 20 ..60 25 62 30 Sidney Valentine 'Cool Furnace Performances Set Today Its Cool in the Furnace, a musical story about the Old Testament characters, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, will be presented today by the Junior High Choir of Capitol City Christian Church. Performances are scheduled for a 2:30 p.m. area youth rally and a 6 p.m. public showing, and will be held at the church, 7800 Holdrege St. The presentation includes a variety of musical styles calypso, folk, rock, jazz and blues and gives the youlli a chance to sing, shout, ring bells, play kazoos, shake tambourines and beat drums.

The part of Daniel, the narrator, will be played by Monte Mathews. Dave Hall will be King Nebuchaonezzar. Others participating in the choir are: Jim Arington, Brian Chitwood, Mark Chitwood, David Cookson, Tony Ellis, Tim Hynek, Robert Nelson, Brad Strayer, Lon Throop, Susan Arington, Janice Beck, Jeanette Beck, Harriet Shefferd, Addle Swan, Stacy Waldron and Kristen Witt, Musical director is Doug Phelps; technical director is Ft. J. Lembke.

Monday Forecasts High, Low 40 29 North Platte .41 28 Scottsbluff 40 33 Grand Island McCook 40 30 Omaha 42 32 Sidney 43 30 II I National Forecasts Monday Lip Colorado: Cloudy, Cool Wyoming: Cool, Snow South Dakota: Snow, Cool Iowa: Cool, Rain Missouri: Sunny, Cool Kansas: Cool, Rain Little Rock, Cloudy 71 46 Los Angeles, Fair 64 52 Miami Beach, Cloudy 82 67 Mpls. St. Paul, Cloudy 36 25 New Orleans, Cloudy 79 57 New York, Rain 52 38 Oklahoma City, Cloudy 65 45 Phoenix, Cloudy 66 4B Portland Cloudy 42 24 Portland Cloudy 50 34 Rapid City, Rain 35 22 St, Louis, Cloudy 56 37 Salt Lake City, Cloudy 40 30 San Antonio, Cloudy 84 67 San Diego, Fair 64 55 San Francisco, Fair 59 42 Albuquerque, Cloudy 60 33 Amarillo, Cloudy 64 42 Anchorage, Snow 16 10 Asheville, Cloudy 64 38 Atlanta, Cloudy 67 45 Billings, Snow 30 20 Bismarck, Cloudy 25 18 Boston, Cloudy 52 40 Brownsville, Cloudy 85 68 Buffalo, Cloudy 43 33 Casper, Snow 36 27 Cheyenne, Snow 36 27 Chicago, Cloudy 48 31 Cleveland, Cloudy 46 37 Dal Ft. Worth, Cloudy 80 62 Denver, Rain 41 24 Des Moines, Cloudy 49 32 Detroit, Cloudy 46 32 Fargo, Cloudy 32 20 Honolulu, Fair 83 75 Kansas City, Cloudy 56 35 Las Vegas, Cloudy 58 41 Downtown 1329 Sun. 12-3 Elegant gift wrap at no extra charge.

Layaway now for Christmas. Seattle, Cloudy 45 36 Sioux Falls, Rain 38 28 Six convenient ways to buy: Zales RevolvmgCharge ZalesCustom Charge BankAmericard Master American I Ljjwjv Dr. Leland Lesher. Burial at Wyuka Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry E.

Stewart, Paul N. Spahn, Arvid E. Monson, Stephen K. Gates, Milburn O. Green, William H.

Coleman. MACHOLAN Bernard 50, Wahoo, died Friday In Omaha. He was an engineer for Survivors: wife, JoAnn son, Terry, Norfolk; brother, Irvin, Omaha; sister, Mrs. Walter (Irma) Heimsen, lantha, Mo. Services: 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Our Redeemer Luthern Church, Wahoo. The Rev. Burnell Beyers. Burial, Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo. Prayer service Monday, 6 p.m.

at Ericson's-Hult Funeral Home, Wahoo. MAGEE Mrs. Mabel, 84, Hastings, died Friday. Longtime Ruskin resident. Survivors: daughter-in-law, Virginia Magee, Water-town, S.

six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday Klawitter Funeral Home, Spring Creek Cemetery Ruskin. MORRIS Leland C. 67, St.

Louis, died Friday. Former Lincoln resident. Representative American School, Chicago. Survivors: wife, Edith brother, Charles, Kansas City, sisters, Mrs. John (Lillian) Fischer, Lincoln, Mrs.

Elizabeth, Lund, San Francisco; nephews; nieces. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. MULLIS Harry 62, Dunbar, died Friday. Survivors: wife, Anna; daughters Anita, Loretta, both Dunbar; brother, J. Gerald, Dunbar; sisters, Mrs.

Lester (Ann) Shirey, Mrs. Charles (Ruth) Van Dusen, Mrs. Lester (Dorothy) Smith, all Lincoln. Services: 10 a.m. Monday.

St. Paulinus Catholic, Syracuse. Msgr. R. J.

Collins, Park Hill Cemetery, Syracuse. Bible Services 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Tonsing-Fusselman-Perry Funeral Home, Syracuse. Memorials to Cancer Fund. OVERBECK Alvin 60, Beatrice, died Saturday.

Survivors: wife, Mildred; son, Terry, Lincoln; daughter, Mrs. Robert (Kathryn Ann) Nuehling, Lincoln; parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Overbeck, Beatrice; brothers, Ervin, Wichita, Harold, Mineola, Clarence, Beatrice; two grandsons. Services: 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, St. John's Lutheran, Beatrice. Prayer, 1: 15 p.m. Church. Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice.

THOMSEN Myner, 73, Minden, died Friday. Survivors: wife, Esther; daughters, Mrs. Arvard (Wilma) Neal, Kearney, Mrs. Paul (Joan) Sprouse, Lincoln; brothers, Arnold, North Platte, Lester, Phoenix, Leland, Minden; sisters, Mrs. Dan (Clara) Olsen, Kearney, Inger, Modesto, Mrs.

E. T. (Margret) Steil, Lincoln, Mrs. Ray (Ann) Pierce, Phoenix, six grandchildren; greatgrandchild. Services: 2 p.m.

Monday, Minden United Methodist. Burial Minden. THORSON Milton 63, Mead, died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Alma Lutheran, Mead.

The Rev. Robert L. Hoeft. Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo. Prayer service: 7 p.m.

Sunday Ericson's-Hult Funeral Home, Wahoo. WHEELER Maude (widow of Esburn), 94, Falls City, died Friday. Survivors: cousins. Services: 2:30 p.m. Monday, Door Funeral Home, Falls City.

Steele Cemetery, Falls City. WIATER Julianna, 80, Omaha, died Friday. Survivors: sons, Andrew, Vero Beach, Francis, Allan, both Omaha, Arthur, Lincoln; daughters, Mrs. Warren (Adelaide) Groshens, Alpha, Mrs. Agnes Strenger, Omaha, Zetta, Omaha; sister, Claire Carlson, Omaha; seven grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren.

Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, St. Joseph's Church, Platte Center. St. Patrick's Cemetery, Platte Center.

Rosary services 7 p.m. Sunday, Brailey-Dorrance Mortuary, Omaha; 8:30 p.m. Monday, McKown Funeral Home, Columbus. WIESEMAN Vera 76, Osceola, died Friday. Services: 2 p.m.

Monday, Kepner-Roberts Chapel, Osceola. The Rev. Truman Bachenberg. Osceola Cemetery. WITT Harvey 73, Syracuse, died Thursday.

Services: 2 p.m. Monday Luther Memorial Lutheran, Syracuse. The Revs. Clifton Osborn, Fred Harms. Parkhill Cemetery, Syracuse.

Tonsing-Fusselman Perry Funeral Home, Syracuse. Tucson, oudv 6b Washington, Cloudy 62 41 Wichita, Rain 57 40 ANDERSON, Ethel BERRY, Susie BRYAN, Kenneth CH AMBLER, Loron CHARD, Lila CONER, Albert W. FURRER, Franklin MACHOLAN, Bernard C. MAGEE, Mabel MORRIS, Leland C. Lincoln BERRY Susie, 88, 1345 No.

27th, died Friday. Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Mt. Zion Baptist, 12th F. The Rev.

G. L. Collins. Fairvjew Cemetery Urnberser-Sheaff Mortuary, 48th 8, Vine. Pallbearers: Posey, Millard Bullock, Elliot Daniels, Charles Robinson, John Miller, Robert Bluford Honorary: Mt.

Zion Baptist Church Deacon Board. BRYAN Kenneth 31, 4518 N.W. 51st, died Thursday. Services: 1 :30 p.m. Tuesday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0.

Dr. Glover Leitch, Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Charles Patton, Jerry Huggins, Nick Jane, Charles Spencer, Robert Reichwaldt, Mervin Kiene. PETERSON Richard 78, 6852 Leighton, died Friday. Retired farmer.

WWI veteran. Member Immanuel Lutheran, American Legion Post 244, both Ceresco. Survivors: wife, Irene; daughters, Mrs. Glen (Ardis) Greiser, Wahoo, Mrs. James (Maxine) Maxwell, Neligh, Mrs.

Clifford (Delores) Erickson, Lincoln, Mrs. Carol Roberts, Denver, Mrs. Robert (Donna) Swanson, Dallas, Tex. Services: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 27th.

In state at Nelson Funeral Home, Ceresco Sunday and Monday until 11 a.m., Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27 Monday until service. TAYLOR Lynn (Buzz), 59, 1622 0, died. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No.

27th. Rev. Warren Swartz. Wyuka. WIGG Edward 77, 1611 Sumner died Thursday.

Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Hodgman Splain Roberts Chapel, 4040 A. The Rev. Henry Burton. Wyuka.

Memorials to Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Pallbearers: Wallace Barnett, Ed Hamer, Lloyd Fauss, Marion Sargent, Paul A. Mastin, James E. Millstead. (Kitstate ANDERSON Ethel (widow of Oscar 78, Fremont, died Friday.

Retired school teacher. Member American Legion Auxiliary, Mead Goldenrod Club, Emmanuel Baptist. Survivors: son, Roger, Fremont; daughters, Mrs. Rudy (Glen-nice) Carlson, Fremont, Mrs. Marvirl (Elaine) Martens, Colon; brother, Leonard Miller, Longmont, sister, Helen Miller, Fremont; 12 grandchildren; greatgrandchild.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Emmanuel Baptist, Mead. Rev. Curtis Beam. Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo.

Prayer, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Erickson's-Hult Funeral Home, Wahoo. CH AMBLER, Loron Syracuse, 92, died Saturday. Survivors: niece, Lenna Wolfe, St. Paul.

Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday at Tonsing Fusselman Perry Funeral Home, Syracuse: The Rev. Warren Spellman. Burial, Park Hill Cemetery, Syracuse. CHARD Mrs.

Lila, 64, Superior, died Saturday. Member First Presbyterian Church, Superior. Past president PEO Chapter DS, BPW. Survivors: husband, Ed; son, Dr. Stanley, Shawnee, daughter, Mrs.

Phyllis Blanke, Lincoln; brother, Max King, Long Beach, sisters, Miss Reta King, Chadron, Mrs. Mary Greer, Edgar. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Montgomery Williams Funeral Home, Superior. Burial at Edgar, Dr.

John Watson. CONNER Albert 89, Falls City, died Friday. Survivors: nephews; nieces. Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City.

Steele Cemetery, Falls City. FURRER Franklin, 41, Walton, died Friday. Lancaster County deputy sheriff sergeant, farmer. UNL Graduate. Korean War Veteran.

Member Walton Grace Lutheran, Masonic Lodge, Nebraska Sheriffs Police Officers American Legion. Survivors: wife, Carmel; sons, Dan, Andy, Billy; daughter, Mrs. Joy Gandara, Lincoln; father, John, Walton; brothers, John Weston, both Lincoln; sister, Merna, Lincoln, Mrs. T. 0.

(Twila) Adair, Tulsa. Okla; two grandchildren. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Innocent Plea Entered by Bail Bondsman Lincoln bail bondsman George Anthony Meister, 41, 2559 Kessler, has pleaded innocent to two charges stemming from a reported search for a client. Charges of trespassing and causing injury to a building were lodged against him Friday in Lancaster County Court.

He was released without bond and trial wa set for Dec. 19. According to police, Hazel A. York, 67, 431 NWl8th said a man entered her home after tearing a screen door and kicking the front door open. She told police the man grabbed her, tossed her aside and searched her residence for a man for whom the alleged intruder held a bail bond.

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