The Columbus Telegram from Columbus, Nebraska • Page 2

2 Tlic Columbus Telegram Thursday, Sepl. 13, 1973 Columbus, Nebraska Stock market prices today NEW YORK (Al') Mock quotations: Allied Ch 35'i Allied Sti-s 23V Am Bnts Am Can Am Chain ACyanid 24 Amllomc -ll- i Am Motors Am Smell Am Stand Am TT -17-Vi Armsl QK All Hichlld Avco Corp 9 Is Bandag Inc 35 Real Pds Heel Dick 39Is BcndixAv 33 Bclh Stl 27'i Boeing Co Bordcn 21H Brunswik 2Ws BurNor 32 Chrysler Collins Rad Con Edis 22's Con Freight IG'-i Con Oil 32U CPC lull CurlisWrl Deere 55 's Dupont 16411 East Kod Ellra CP 30 'i Esmark 2-tt-t Exxon 86's Fairmont Kircslone FooleMin 7'A Ford Mot Kruehauf Gamble Sko 28 3 i Gen Elec 56 3 4 Gen Kds. 25'i Gen Mot 64i Gen PCm GenTL. 27T's Gooilrich 20 5 Goodyear Gre.vlioimd llohdylnif Markets Your Horoscope FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 Colossal Cattle Co.

east of Minatare has been sold again II AP'. hwve. Milo Soybeans Oa'ls 3.UO 3.25 5.00 1.00 Homeslke IBM Inl llarv Inl TT Inters! Iowa Beef laELP Iowa 111 la PL, Kan Nebr Kn'cott Kraft Krsge SS Leh PCcm Lionel Cp Lockheed Air Marco Martin Jlaylag Maytag Meredith Nat Gyp A' Nat Nucor am id a Penn Cent Penney Pep Cola Phil Pet PPG Proct Gin OK Oals RCA Rey Ind Rockwll Safewav Safe Ind Sear Rob Signal Co Southn Pac Sperry Oil Cal Texaco Textron TRW UAL Carbde Un Elec UPac Uniroyal Unit Air Unit Brd US Gyp US Steel Weslg El Wickes Cp Winnebago Woolwlh 22's 15 19'i 291V4 30 6 99 m-i 17 a 22? i 15 38 l.W 27 3 12 -10 1 20 7 V. 4 3 1's Vz li I) It 'i 3 li Vs 1 1) EGC PRICES LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)-Tlie USDA-Nebraska and egg market news service re- ported Thursday: EGGS: prices inoslly un- I'hiingcJ; A large 55-62: A me- dium 50-58: A small 30-40; large 40: undergrad.es 39; cur- rent receipts 42-55.

prices un- changed; Farm hens 6-7; com- mercial flocks 24-25. OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA, Neb. (AP)lUSDAi- Livestock quotations Thursday: Hogs: barrows and gilts 1.50-2.50 higher; several lots 1-3 220-245 Ib 47.75-48.00 early; other 1-3 210-260 Ib 46.50- 47.50; 195-210 Ib 46.25-57.25; 2-3 260-280 Ib 46.25-47.00; few lots 2- 4 290-320 Ib 44.00-44.50. Sows steadr to 125'higher; 325-600 Ib 41.50-43.00: one load 43.35. Cattle and calves: COO; small supply steers fully sleady; heif- ers strong; cows sleady to 25 higher; scattered loads and part loads choice Ib steers 48 good and low- choice 43.50, 47.75; two toads ctioice ami prime Ib heifers 47.75-48.00; choice 000 Ib 45.25-47.50; good and low- choice 42.50-46.00; utility and commercial cows 36.00-38.50; a few 38.75-39.00; canner cutter 34.00-3C.50.

Sheep: 150: bulk of receipts 'direct to dealers, too few lo lesl trade. Estimated receipts Friday: Cattle and calves 'hogs sheep 100. A I iuord'1 po'nt, ia vtep is catni AIH pita QSCd lor enttr tdlnlig TAURUS (Apr. 20 lo av 231 Mire aitd aclivMCn well, ollwrvslse- if yCM try lo da toy vsliid in dol'-q iTlrTr-g. Dsn'l Iry any Ir'ckj, Pul your Inimitable ilairp en YOU (10.

GEMINI 21 10 Jur-l 111 Pul vcui energy Inlo inAllfrj in-poriaiKC aixi pul ofl letreatitM-al to rtwre opporlvi-t Unit. Bringing an jidvlier and alUchmfnt together li Invilina tro-obie noiv. Dr luniplucjsly In "'MOON CHILDREN unit ii 10 Net tM right 10 discl-11 dilllcult at rtone, (or there coj'd be serloui arguments reiultirg. Even 1he arcurd of a piece of could niaVe leinperi Iry. tl rene even In the oulilde.

LEO 10 Aug. 21) C.er busy ird acccHrpiiJh In the ol acllvily Intlead of frelllng ard luniina rooliihly. Plan lo help good frnd Is having diHIcurHes. Conllder O.MI aflal's llril. I (Aug.

22 lo Sept. 22) Do errands and sharping IniporUnt r.o,v trvAl have pfoinisid olhtri vcu would allend lo. Llslt.1 to a bmlness ekptrl has to svageit. Ihe best advice yMj. ISepl.

23 lo Ocl. 22) Take car. you do not sever relallfjns ftnolhrr u-der stress or you cou'd regret LI lalei. Cool off ard see whelher you are fn Ihe Avoid anolher xvho iave vowrHlf Irotblt. SCORPIO (Oct.

lo Nav. Jl lakt YOU do ivot go oul oo id in i Uigini o- dhrr a teavi Uhlnd yc.j your immediate lake iie exerdw mar add ID prtunl nrrgy. is (Ine lor iludy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. tt lo Study Intertill hand 10 you kiw.v wiikh lo center i OOP upon llrsl tfon't corJuild, iiMrC for YCU tavi.

Rticri a lar beMer A I 31 to Jan. Nl itlo (he leuKtmiWMiti Ihit a a you'i both al hwr.e Itw Uuilnest and deer deir ol ihi ricreaironil vshirt you couM OH Inlo arfli.mi.i1i. Acccntplnh oocd deal. Work ulrh vim vigor. AQUARIUS IJtn.

31 to Feb. Not arcd day to maVt bui lire (w gelling into Mil odrti a-d ervdt 1ha1 doing and requlrt Mavt fun n'-ate. PISCES (Feb. fo Mir. 2.Jt Bihtg In whatever lo with rrarxei propirlf can mikt Ihls a lor you.

lo plan rtpalri lo properly 10 makt ahead nxl YOJR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or vslll be out cl yeuno who nil to laught esrJy to. do any uoiX ilirled In an afFlclenl to-- If is nt curbed early, fine promiit hire can tie leisentd and iht lite can fcerome iiii leach to cooperate men with oihen. eipeclallv 1 lani'ty ir.enlilitv t-ere li goW ihere can be alry In 1he fleW cl euilneii, iilllng. elc. Long-time friends reunited; serving at child care center MINATAHK, Net).

(AP)-The reglslered brooding fiifiUlles portion of the former Colossal Calllc Co. casl of Minalnrc lias been sold again. Kl Capitaii Angus of Lompw, and Lakeview, will possession of that portion Oct. 1, according (o Hucky Sunders, director of operations tor El Capitan. El Capilan is owned by Jules Breman of Lompoc.

Sanders will manage Ihe Minatare division. The properly was purchased by El Capilan' last month from and Angus Ranch, which had owned the properly since mid-July. The sale price was not disclosed. Friday's entries CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO (API High WHEAT Sep Dec Mai- May CORN Sep Dec Mai- May Sep Dec FUTUER5 Thursday: Low Close 5.15 5.00 5.13 4.90 5.02'/t 4.84 4.80 4.G2 4.17 3.96 5.15 5.07 4.98 4.7(i 4.06 Mar 1.15 773s' 51 3 1 29 -i 37-V. 24 27Vs 3-1 23 5 23 61 'i 16 ITs 284 7-V'i 3ft 1 -4 32 li 15 5U 3 L'- 1 I) 2.46 2.46 2,10 2.18 2.17 OATS Sep Dec Mai- May Jul SOYBEANS Sep 6.30 Nov Jan Mar May Jul Aug Sep Nov Jan 2.44',2 2.34 2.4-1 42 2 32V2 2 42 2.4414 2.36 2.44'i 2.38',-! 2.46 2.39 2.46 2.33 2.40 2.13 2.18 2.15','( 2.17 COLU.VBUS Entries at Agrlcullurat Park for Friday, Seolember H.

Pos1 Tinie 4 p.m. I A Purse 3-year old nuiidens. 6' i Furlings. Miss Baler 115 Malay a Jensen 111 Mynu Miss King 115 Eagle Rao'ds Reeves 1 1 8 Peace Cadrl No Boy us Sadie's Orey No Boy 115 AVoo'ah Maid King 115 StocVi ard Blontfes No Boy 111 Spllfy Beau Werre 111 Sarceant Edd'e A-derson Hi ALSO ELIGIBLE Shady Angel collJis Rile Baler 115 Bo'd De Dor Reeves Cinco Gi'l Jo Reticle 115 SECOND RACE o'ds ard up. Clalnvng 11.500.

1 1-ls Dwenes Kitten No Boy Hi Aieem No Boy 12a Clinin-errg Anderson 11' Birthday Package No Boy --117 Strflt.Vea Kir.g 120 EHeclive Honcr Jensen 120 Sea's Speed YcHjngren r.salor Roberts No Boy Uo valley'' Girl Cuddle 11) Kentlield Willis 120 ALSO ELIGIBLE Sun Chaier Jo Reticle 115 Go'LIveiy No Soy 120 step In Line No Boy 120 Papsr Boy Slander 120 THIRD RACF Puise old maidens. 6 Fvrtorqs. Wlr.dy No Boy 113 Lonnie's Till No Boy 11) Head Piece No Boy II) Disisg'jl No Boy HI f.sr. Ne.rterg No Boy 111 LiT7ys Je Reltele 115 Hermits Babe Kruser 115 Incarnile'l Aniersjr. 115 Miss Lucky Nkvle 115 ALSO ELIGIBLE Canada Kk) Jensen 11! Fly AwlY Jce No Boy 113 Horn's Lady Schoeot US Reliaricn Kim No Boy IU RACE Purie J1.7CO.

3-year olds ard up. ClainVrg 52.000. 6 turkirgs. Swilier IjO Ancel Page Reeves 11) Top Je Reltele HO i Sac Ki-g 123 Pioneer's Choice 112 Irish Leaser No Boy 11) Xu Kim Anderson 110 Neen's Tiaer No Boy 110 I RACE Purse SI2C5. 3-year olds and up.

Claiming S2000. (urloTOS. A Twist Schoepf H5 Super Dalf Anderson 112 House Speaker Baxter 121 Jr. Orolt i i II) Balller Je Relief 115 Lucky Para Dice No Boy 112 Royal Reeves 114 Hanson Ouy 11) Domination's Best Youngren 11) Loons Busier Kg 119 ALSO ELIGIBLE Apat-he BI.e Cuddle 112 Rur.ning Plane Baier 115 Toddlin Lass Werre 11J SIXTH RACE Purse o'ds and up. Claiming S2000.

i'-i lurlongs. To-e Jo Reltele 11? Ccrrtal Bui 1 Barer 11) Real Nova 1H Rusty Gray Mo Bsy Oiiie Sub Jensen 117 Calhbtiing No Boy 120 Double Duke Swiljer 117 a a i IU Gallanl Money Irion xx-110 Gibby Bo Sthoepl H) ALSO ELIGIBLE Biyu Is'e Barer 115 Rural Orbit No Soy 123 SEVENTH RACE Pursi ilSW. 3-year o'ds and up. Claimir.g S3500. i', lurlonss.

Kosmic Tour Irion xx-lOS Gobblers Reward Anderso-i 113 Open Leaf Baxter 113 Feminen Lady Baler Jars's Niv Werre 113 Georgian Gold Jo Rettele 112 Grour.d Digger Swilier 115 Rarra Ran Reeves 110 Broken a King n' F.rral a Cuddle 116 EIGHTH RACE Purse SIVA 3-year olds a-d up. Claiming 52000. Ore mite and one-sixteenth. Scot Haas Barer 120 a Anderson 11) Barbs Bill King 120 El Lou Armstrong 1 1 1 Hill Gain No Boy 120 Nellie Sue Irisn xx-113 Police investigate five accidents Five non-injury a i were reported to police, four occurring Wednesday: Sunday At 14th Street and 33rd Avenue, Jody Staroscik, 4005 12th Slreel, $40, Monica Krings, 1960 40th Avenue, $60 to bicycle, and Marcia Pekarek, 4310 17lh Street, J10 damage lo bicycle. Wednesday At 8th Street and 12th Avenue, Betty L.

Stara, Rising City, and Paul J. Heibel, Rt. 1, $20; at 20th Street and 24th Avenue, William B. Brandt, 2402 9th Street, 5350, and Catherine M. Massman, 1517 Woodland Drive, $450; Al 23rd Slreel and 31sl Avenue, Arlene M.

Shonka, Schuyler, $400, and Karen D. Zuerlein, 3019 Silli Street, S125; at lllh Street and 21st Avenue, David C. Blahak, 2317 9th Street, $425, hit-run. Sanders said all of Kl Capi- lan's registered breeding slock from bolh the California ami Orgcon randies will be moved to the MiiniUirc facilities. The purchase Included nlxnil 2,200 acres of land, the head- quarters complex, show pens and one home.

No livcslock was invloved in Ihe transaction. The Minalare division's main oixsralion will be registered breeding and selling of regis- tered stock. It win have no commerical feedlot operations, Sanders said. 1 Caullnn's registered Angus, including about 2,000 cows and about 400 commercial bulls and herd sire prosjwcts, arc scheduled lo begin arriving at Minatare Oct. 1.

The three lop bulls for Ihe El Capilan line are Performer, Mon Reposa and Massive Mar- shall. (Ktlllor's mile: Tlie fullinviiii; arlli'li' coiifcniiim Iwo funiu'i- CiiUniibuit resi'lenls appeared in an A i i i N.M.. nuwspaper. Slsler Clirlstine's Allnirnu'rqiu'. "I was nl Itii' hiiine fur It'li'l 0 1 slav WHS broken ly iciicliliiB nl lAimhei-lim for two she recalls, l.nbl Slsler There are 16 ounces in an avoirdupois pound; 12 ounces in a troy pound.

School open house slated at Albion ALBION The Albion City Schools will host nn open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 12. This event Is being'held lo give interested persons a opportunity to view Ihe new building additions, which were first occupied by regular classes at Ihe opening of this school year. The additions include a new multi-purpose gymnasium, three science rooms, a music suite, a remodeling of Ihe I elementary-junior high building.

Cost the entire project was about S353.000. Retired school employees will be serving as hostesses for Ihe event, and members of (he Honor Society will serve as tour guides. Sister IK'Inves' sister, Mrs. It Mill I'd Ny(fclcr). Kortuna Rond, NW, niiulil rciianietl "liiiena Not jtisl berasuc St.

Anthony's CliiW Cave Cciiler is located Iherc, bill because thai iini(Hic inslitiiljnn Is (he site of a fortunate I'cnnioii between (wo chilclliool frieiulB. Sisters Christine Hayes nun Dnluics Smagacr 1 were friends attending Hie r-nine grammar school in ColnmlHis, following a call In Hie religious life tcci them both lo Colorado Springs where they entered the postulate of the Sisters of St. Francis. After completing the postnlale year and two more years of noviate al Ihe sama phcc, the two nils separated to lxgin their teaching careers. "Slate certification a unnecessary and Ihe need wa? great, so we went oul into Hie classrooms lo gel experience.

'Hie theory we picked lip later," remembers Sisier Christine. Tile classrooms were Inuiited in Nebraska, Colorado and New Mexico. The theory was learned at Ihe University of Albuquerque durinR summer vacations. Both women received their I3A in Education the same year from of A. i i Christine eventually a A i Administration frrm St.

Mary's College, by i during summers. Sisier Dolores attended a special institute al St. Louis University lo earn a certificate in child care. While Sisier Christine taughl, Sister" Dolores worked at St. Anthony Home for Roys in In Ihe town same lime, Slsler Christine was completing her seventh year us principal of a grammar school in Columbus, Neb.

At the beginnlni! of June Ihcy bolh arrived at St. A Child Care Center lo tegin their new assignments. Sister Christines iKisilion is program dirci-lor. Her duties include acting, as principal Ihe i a education program, coordmalmE Iho school and child care and directing the religioiis education curriculum. Sisier Dolores holds dcaiiandiitK job of eluW lvc a i I In- responsibililics with i i Natlinc and Sister' Jeanetlc Marie, the part-time registered nurse, Sisier Dolores is on call around the clock lo minister lo (tic boys' needs and to provide a nuillicr image.

lioih sisleis expressed joy a being reunited at the "only child care institution of ils kind in Ihe slate." MEXICAN-AMERICAN LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Ciov. James Kxon Wednesday pro- claimed this week as Mexican- American Week in Nebraska. FAMOUS FOR PRESCRIPTIONS 1.10 1.12 1.2U-. 1.16 1.2314 1.18 1.1-1 1.12 I.In 1.18'i 1 21 1 1.53 1.14 G.I9 6.20 0.25 G.23 fi.28 B.22 6.0-1 5.90 5.90 6.15 6.30 O.lO'.i 6.12 6.11 G.I5 R.lfi 6.25 6.W'.i 6.26 6.17 6.28 Colson is excused from testifying 6.10 5.86 5.76 5.77 G.22 6.02 5.90 5.90 21'r, NEW YORK (Al 1 Dow Hearing postponed in Colfax court SCHUYLER A hearing scheduled in Colfax County Court was postponed Monday for two Monterey, charged wilh possession marijuana.

The men were given court appointed attorneys and a hearing was sel for 2:30 p.m. Sept. 19. The Iwo, apprehended last month southeast of Richjand and charged at a lime, remain in the county jail under 52,500 bond each. WASHINGTON A Charles W.

Colson, once the Watergate figure the most anx- ious to publicly defend the Nix- rai administration, has been ex- cused from testifying before Ihe Senate Watergate commiUee after his atlorney said Colson expects to be indicted, Senate sources say. The sources said the David I. Shapiro told com- mittee chief counsel Samuel Dash that Colson Ihought he would be indicted bj a federal grand jury probing Ihe break-in of Daniel Ellsberg's psy- chialrist's office. The sources said Colson was dropped as a witness at his request. Shapiro would neither con- i nor deny the repnrt Wednesday nignl and said his Client's constitutional righls had been threatened by the leak the information to the news media.

"Whoever it was senator or slaff member who leaked that story to the 2 p.m. stock averages: 30 Indus 880.19 I 20 Trans 160.55 0 98.67 269.04 30 Indus 20 Trans lf Util 05 Stocks 1.13 0.50 (1.29 0.16 Butler County supervisors meet DAVID CITY County Hoard of Supervisors apprnvcd Tuesday a change order at the Uutltr County i a regarding counter lups. The board instructed Cciunly Clerk Dean Struebing lo publish a list of tax-exempt property in the county. A resolution was a canceling a warrant in reference lo duplicate payment supplies. Also approved was a resolution for a transfer of at the David City Hank.

THE (A PARTNERSHIP) 1254 27th Columbm, MW Neb. Published dally txcipl Surxiays, Year's Day, Independence Labor -Thanksgiving and RATES Delivered by carrier In Coiumtjvs 3 nir month By rr.all In Plane, BOOM, Merrkk, Nance. Polk IMSik OF ADDRESS Subscriber! JhouW "J' 1 hxjr (xalmasler and IN Cohn clviij tha old acklmi. Reports given at meeting of CDA HUMPHREY The Rev Fergus Stevenson, chaplain of the Mater Dei Court of Catholic Daughters, reported on a workshop he attended in Norfolk when the group met Monday. Mrs.

Vick Keller, regent, fold of the meeting in Sioux Falls, S.D.. and the deanery meeting in I'latle Center. Mrs. John Noonan was chairman of the hostesses' committee. Tischer, who attended Girls' Slate, gave a report and cards were signed for Mrs.

Busch and a Poeffel. Mrs. Esther reported on civic involvement a members were urged lo attend Ihe ACCW lo he held in O'Neill. Committee lists were given out for the year. Prix.es were won hy Zuerlein, Mrs.

Tom Kuta. Mrs. I'. .1. Kelly, Mrs.

Charlotte Orady and Mrs. Vincenl Dohmcn. Class and club officers elected at Silver Creek SILVEIl CREEK Silver Creek Public Schools opened (his year wilh a lotal enrollment of 253 students. Class and club officers elecled for the year include: Seniors Donna McCarville, president: fton Cuba, vicc- Sheri a Gentleman, Bob Peterson, news TKI.KOKAM aUI M4-274I nnd p.m. to CARDS OF THANKS Words can never express our deepest and most sincere thanks each and every on who showed us every i kindness during the recent loss of our loved one.

To those who called on us, sent cards, flowers, food, and memorials or helped in any way we shall never forget. Special Thanks to Rev. I and Ihe Richard Wyman family. May (ind bless all. The Dmiald Sctiippnrcil Family president; secretary: treasurer; reporter.

Jerry i I president; Dale Jones, vice- i Donna Gray, a ry-lreasurer; Robb Engel, news reporter. Sophomores Chris Cave, president Mike Wyman, vice- president; Nancy i a Robak, treasurer; Dol-ais Van Winkle, news reporter. freshmen Michelle a president; Dick Wilcox, vice- i Kotk, a Scott treasurer; Corraine i news reporter. SC Cluh Ron a president; Dale Jones, vice- presidcnl; i secretary; Calvin a treasurer; Hob Peterson, news reporter. Pep Club Judy Davis, president; Barbara Zegar, vice- president; Pal Beck, secretary; Joyce Olafson, treasurer; LuAnn Tworek, news reporter.

press today is (he most vicious bastard since the late Sen. Jo- seph he said. "I defy the committee in the opening of ils public hearings to put each senator and slafl member under oath'before 20 million television viewers in an effort to find out who it was so blatantly violated Mr. Colson's consfilutional rights," Shapiro said. Shapiro was reported to have told the committee that Colson wanted to make every effort to avoid any prelrial publicity in the event that charges were filed against his client.

The Watergate committee met Wednesday in closed ses- sion, ils first meeting since the summer recess, and voted to resume ils public hearings on Sept. 24. The commiltee agreed to hold three hearings a week and lo try to wrap up the hear- ings by Nov. 1. Annual meeting of Big Brother group Sept.

18 A a meeting of Ihe Greater Columbus Big Brother Associa- lion will be held at noon Tuesday, Sept. 18, at Ihe Down- towner Cafe. President Bob Voboril said a the session will include election of directors, reports of various i a executive direclors, and other business. Current officers of the group are President Voboril, Vice President Bill i Secretary Mrs. Robert Jacobs, and Treasurer Jerry Micek.

There are 19 directors serving on the board lo furlhcr the Big Brother movement, which helps bojrs who do not have fathers in the home. The a a meeting is open to all persons. i Brothers will be a part of Ihe United Fund in 1074, Voboril concluded. THANK YOU for playing H99UV.IHIE3 a I YOUR RESPONSE WAS TREMENDOUS Congratulations to all the winners 108,000 I A 62 HAPPY PLAYERS SHARED IN THE MORE THAN $650 IN BINGO DOLLARS DURING THE 13 WEEK PERIOD OF THIS MOST POPULAR GAME WHICH WAS SPONSORED The Royal Canadian Moim'rd Police in i I a i crime laboratories at Ottawa and Zima, Bartholomew share gun honors a 7. i a a ou broke 46 targets apiece to lead individual scoring in the team blue rock shoot at Ihe Izaak Wallon grounds.

Sharing honors at 45 were Dave Krings, Clyde Pilfotd and Fferman Person. Tooley's paced the 11 parade with 204, and Trucking had 2M. Oilier scores: Ikes 2IM, Prokunek Shoes 201, Ihe M's 198, Oasis Har 137, Ifl.i. Kern Korner ID4, I'orsrin's 188. OI.DKATHEK'S O.K.

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