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Almanac A2 Thursday, June 15, 1995 I'remonntibuno WEflinr- NE Lotteries The numbers drawn Wednesday were: Powerball Friday, June 16 Accu-Wcaihcr forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures WYO. COLO sunset Friday, 8:58 p.m. Local precipitation total for 1995: 14.04 inches. Normal precipitation for this date: 12.59 inches. Pollen count The- pollen count today is moderate at 171 grams per cubic meter o( air The total pollen level today consists mainly of Mulberry (53 percent) Grass (38 percent).

Dock (4 percent) Showers T-storms Ram Flumes Snow Ice Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy Vie Associated Press CraphicsNel Tonight: Partly cloudy and mild with a 20 percent chance of late night thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. Southeast wind 5 to 15 mph. Friday: Breezy and continued quite warm. High near 90.

South wind 1 5 to 25 mph. I tijilWili I Marvin Petz WEST POINT The funeral for Marvin Pctz, 81, of West Point will be 2 today at Grace Lutheran Church in West Point. Petz died Tuesday, June 13, 1995, at Colonial Haven Nursing Home in Beemcr. He was bom Aug. 5, 1913, in West Point and attended Cuming County School District 45.

He married Marie Pospishil May 19, 1937, in West Point. She died March 1988. He farmed near West Point until retiring and moving into West Point. Petz was a member of Grace Lutheran Church. Survivors include two sisters, Mamie (Mrs.

Ted) Dinslage and Lcola Petz, both of West Point; four brothers, Harry, Lee and Duane, all of West Point, and Quentin of Beemcr; a stepdaughter, Mclvcma McClure of Federal Way, a stepson, Allan Pospishil of Plains, several stcpgTandchildren and stepgreat-grandchildren. He also was preceded in death by a stepson, three brothers and a sister. The Rev. Carl Kramer will officiate todays service. Visitation is in progress until service time at the church.

Burial will be at Mount Hope Cemetery at West Point. Ben Stalp Funeral Home in West Point is in charge of arrangements. Viola Anderson Viola H. Anderson, 93, of Fremont, formerly of Uchling, died Tuesday, June 13, 1995, at Arbor Manor in Fremont. Viola Luther was bom Oct.

3, 1901, in rural Hooper and attended Sohl School in rural Hooper. She married Allan Anderson Feb. 12, 1923, in Hooper. They farmed in the Swaburg area from 1923 to 1973, when they moved to Fremont. He died Dec.

30, 1974, and she lived at Arbor Manor for the past nine years. She was a member of Elim Lutheran Church at Swaburg, Ladies Aid, Wo-Hc-Lo Club, and was a 4-H leader for many' years. Survivors include a son, Dennis of Hooper; three daughters, Gloria (Mrs. Ed) Ross of Las Vegas. Darlene Hall of Mesa, and Sonja (Mrs.

Kenneth) Wiley of Newport, a brother, Marvin of Fremont; three sisters, Fern Bopp of Fremont, Floma Schmictcnknop of Greeley, and Twilla Saalficld of Sacramento, seven grandchildren, nine stcpgrandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. She also was preceded in death by three brothers, three sisters and a great-grandson. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Friday at Elim Lutheran Church at Swaburg. The Rev.

Mark Eldal will officiate. Visitation will be 2-9 tonight at Wame-Johnson Funeral Home in Uchling. A prayer service will be 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be at Swaburg Cemetery.

A memorial has been established to the church. Victor Doernemann DODGE Victor M. Doernemann, 66. of Dodge died Wednesday, June 14, 1995, at Immanuel Medical Center in Omaha. Funeral services are pending Humlicck Funeral Home in Dodge.

Libbie Heuerman Libbic Chemey Heuerman, SS. E. Fifth died Wednesday, June 14, 1995. at Immanuel Medical Center in Omaha. Funeral arrangements are pending at Revanek and Son Colonial Chapel in Leota Jacobsen The funeral for Leota Jacobsen.

55. 650 W. 21st will be 10 a.m. Saturday at First Lutheran Church Fremont. Jacobsen died Tuesday, June 13.

1995. at Arbor Manor in Fremont. Leota Nelson was bom Aug. 4. 1909, on the family farm northwest of Fremont.

She took nurses training at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha and worked as a registered nurse with the Blair hospital before working at Memorial Hospital of Dodge County in Fremont for many years. She married Jacob Jacobsen in 1936 in rural Fremont. They farmed north of Ames. He died in December 1975. She moved to Fremont about two years ago.

She was a member of First Lutheran Church, the senior bowling leagues and was named Bowler of the Year in 1986. Survivors include a brother, Lcland of Fremont; and two sisters, Marrion Sorensen of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and LaVina Niemeyer of Cortland. The Revs. David Jensen and Benard Nelson will officiate Saturdays service. Visitation is in progress until 9 tonight and 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Friday, both at Ludvigsen Mortuary in Fremont. Burial will be at Memorial Cemetery. Memorials have been established to the church. Dorothy Kemerling MALMO Dorothy Kemerling, 83, of Malmo died Wednesday, June 14, 1995, at her sons home in Lincoln.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Svoboda Funeral Home in Wahoo. Marvin Kloke WEST POINT Marvin Kloke, 55, of Anchorage, formerly of West Point, died May 25, 1995, at Anchorage. Memorial graveside rites frill be 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Michaels Cemetery at West Point.

The Rev. Gary Ostrander will officiate. Ben Stalp Funeral Home in West Point is in charge of arrangements. Vera Ludi WAHOO Vera P. Ludi, 95, of Wahoo died Wednesday, June 14, 1995, at Saunders County Care Center in Wahoo.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Pruss Funeral Home in Wahoo. Shelly Nelsen Shelly Ann Nelsen, 35, of Denver, formerly of the Oakland area, died Monday, June 12, 1995, at St. Anthony Hospital in Denver from injuries received in an auto accident. Shelly Milano was bom June 3, 1960, in Lincoln. She graduated from Oakland High School in 1978 and from St.

Josephs Mercy School of Nursing in Sioux City, low'a, in 1986. She worked as a registered nurse at the University and Centennial hospitals in Denver. Survivors include her parents, Bonnie Milano of Oakland and John Milano of California; two daughters. Heather Nelsen and Amber Nelsen, both of Denver; a son, Arron. Nelsen of Denver; a brother, John of Lansdowne, and two grandparents, Leonard and Evelyn Rennerfeldt of Oakland.

The funeral will be 2 p.m. Friday at First United Methodist Church in Oakland. The Rev. Mark Hanna will officiate. Vistation will be 4-8 tonight at Palmquist-Pelan Funeral Home in Oakland and an hour before the service at the church.

Burial will be at West Side United Methodist Cemetery in rural Oakland. A memorial has been established in her childrens names at Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Oakland. Powerball Next drawings estimated prize is $15 million Nebraska Pick 5 Dogs From Page A1 comes into contact with a Leader Dog guide team should not attempt to pet or touch the dog without permission. You dont touch a Leader Dog when its harness is on because that dog is now working and cannot be distracted. However, once I drop the harness, you can pdt the dog, Hadden said.

The school doesnt charge its students for their training. The public, through the Lions Club, pays the bill of about $14,000 and (it) docs not cost the blind students a penny, except transportation to the school, Hadden said. Hadden and Molly now travel about 100,000 miles each year to participate in seminars and hands-on interviews with potential students for the Leader Dog program. Molly and 1, through Leader Dog, have had the opportunity to visit many schools of the blind and help people deal with being blind. If that blind person chooses a Leader Dog, they can begin their life in a new dimension.

I felt like I needed to 'give something back and by visiting and sharing with potential students, I felt like I could benefit that person, Hadden said. Hadden and Molly visited Fremont recently for the Annual Lions State Convention at Holiday Lodge. Walt Grossc, past district governor and council treasurer, said the visit helps remind the club about its focus. The Leader Dog program gives people back their freedom to a degree, and to watch one these dog guide teams work is amazing, Grosse said. Hero From Page A1 celebration, which is scheduled for the day before Timmermanns birthday, have worked out well.

Everything has just fallen into place as I expected it to, he said. He thinks the celebration is a fitting honor for Timmcrmann. It acknowledges and recognizes Karl Timmermanns service and sacrifice, Wostoupal said. Admissions Shadoe Sukstorf of Fremont. Dismissals Leah Fischer and daughter' of Scribner and Tallie Dockweiler of Hooper.

Births, None. nn FRF.MON I 1RIBUNE 1995. Hometown Communir-ilKm. toe, js? 135 North Main 721-5000 Fremont, Neb. 68025 Jim Holland: Publisher Brant Wasaniua: Managing Editor Pam Zoucha: Advertising Director Kim Bracht: Controller News The Fremont rbune welcomes news tips and story kjeas To suggest an idea lor a story or photograph call Managing Editor Brant Wasemia you nave something for the People page, News Editor Tammy Real-McKetghan can hep you.

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Published Monday through FrsJey afternoon and Saturday morning except Sundays, New Years Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Christmas by Hometown Com mu neat ns Inc 135 Mam Si Fremont, NE. 68025-0009 Member of the Associated Press and Audd Bureau of Circulaton. Second dass postage paid at Fremord NE Fremont Trbune (ISSN 1049-8338) Telephone 721-5000 Subscrptn rates by mad outside Fremord postal zones 1 and 2, where earner delnry unavailable $114 40per year, 657 20 months $28 60 three months For mail rates outside zones 1 and 2. write or cal (402) 721-5000 Home delivery by newscamef, $7 00 per four week collection period $7 60 per four week period on motor route The puofcsher reserve the ngrt to change subscription rates during the term od a auhserpton upon twenty-eohl days note The notice may be by mad to the tubserber by note ooriaried in the newspaper 9ef, or otherwse oubserpten rats change may be snptemenied by changing the duraton at tfw subserpton Hosimas'er Send address changes to Fremont irbune PO Box 9 Fremort NE 66025-0009 Suggested rMpnc Marion Shuster The funeral for Marion O. Shuster, 76, of Fremont will be 3 p.m.

Friday at First United Methodist Church in Fremont. Shuster died 13, 1995, at Memorial Hospital of Dodge County in Fremont. He was bom April 28, 1919, in Zion, III. Shuster served with the U.S. Army during World War II.

He married Selma Sadd Oct. 21, 1942, in Salinas, Calif. They lived in Salinas for a year, and in 1943 moved to Shelton. They lived in several other communities before moving to Fremont in 1964. In Fremont, Shust'cr worked for Battiato Shoe Repair, and later operated his own shoe repair shop in downtown Fremont.

He was preceded in death by a son and a brother. Survivors include his wife; four sons, Marion Thomas, Richard and Kenneth, all of Fremont; a daughter, Selene (Mrs. Lonny) Schulz of Austin, one brother. Axel of Panama City, two sisters, Maxine Moses of Farmette, and Joy Alexander of Panama City, 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The Rev.

Brian Kottas will officiate Fridays service. Visitation is in progress until 9 tonight at Ludvigsen Mortuary and 9 a.m. to noon Friday. Military graveside rites will be conducted by the Fremont Honor Guard of the American Legion Post 20 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 853, all of Fremont, at Memorial Cemetery in Fremont. 6)1995 Accu-Waaltwr, Inc.

Call 721-7777 by noon at least 1 day In advance of meal reservation. Transportation from your door available Monday Bingo AARP General Meeting Cribbage, Pitch, Pinochle Bridge 1 :00 Grilled chicken breast patty gravy, au gratin potatoes. Winter Blend, white bread, margarine, fruit 2 milk Tuesday Jodie Jurging Dairy Products, Helen love nurse Golden Kiwanis Meeting Mo Drit-ley SrBcnefits Counselor, Senior Board Meeting Pitch Party 1:00 Ham Scalloped potatoes, carrots, wheat roll, margarine, pineapple rings, 2 milk Wednesday Jeanne Mehuron, organ Cribbage, Pitch, Pinochle Bridge Pet Show Christensen Field Arena free admission 1:00 Jamaican fish fillet, tri tators, ketchup, cole slaw, roll, margarine, tangerine, 2 milk Thursday Election of New Council Members; Sheepshead Pinochle 1 ice Cream Sundae Day Chicken salad, white bread, potato salad, apple, brownie, 2 milk Friday Center Closed Pig-Nic Snyder, NE cost call 727-2810 or 721-7777 for reservations h5ibk The Fremont Tribune wants to correct all errors. If you have an error to report, please call 721-5000. below the road detect the vehicle and a video camera records the license plate so the transportation agency can contact the driver to collect the toll or issue a warning.

Electronic accounts can be set up to allow customers to have a debit account and the toll is deducted from it each time the customer uses the road. Once the account reaches a minimum balance, a notice is sent to the driver. An account can also be set up like a credit card, where the customer simply uses the toll road and receives a statement periodically. Billing options are up the transportation agency. Friday NEBRASKA DRESSAGE HORSE SHOW 8 Christensen Field's indoor and outdoor arenas, 1730 16th St NEW MOMS PROGRAM 9 United Family Services, 640 St.

ALANON, 9 30 a 1 36 Main St BROWN BAG DAYS 1 1 30 a -12 30 Keene Memorial Library, 1030 Broad Bring a lunch and take part in various activities. Look for these circulars inside your Fremont Tribune 12 Price Store JCPenney transportation agency can then send a bill, fine or warning, depending on its policy. The system being developed for toll bridges works differently. On these bridges, some of the lanes will be fully electronic and drivers with transponders can drive straight through. Other lanes handle both electronic and cash customers.

Motorists paying with cash pull up to the toll booth. The booth attendant enters the vehicles classification into a computer and the amount due flashes on a screen. The driver then pays the attendant. In case of a violator, sensors TWO RIVERS MODEL RAILROAD CLUB 7.30 m. Call Greg at 727-9705 lor meeting location, which changes.

ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS, 8 136 Main St. This is an open meeDng NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS 8 pm, 99 S. Irving Ave at Dodge Street. Use south door. Traffic From Page A1 larger than a hand.

The transponder contains an identification code specific to the customer. As -the vehicle approaches the toll zone, an overhead antenna reads the transponder, which is mounted inside the vehicle on the windshield. The toll is then deducted from the customers account. Motorists save time because they can drive at full speed and dont have to stop to pay a toll. If a vehicle without a transponder -uses the toll road, a sensor detects it and a video camera records the license plate.

The The daily calendar lists meetings and onetime events according to space available. Today RECOVERY INC. 6 p.m Salem Lutheran Church, 401 E. Military Ave -MARANATHA FAITH FEtiOWSHtP, Bible study, 7pm, 12th and Hancock streets. CIVIL AIR PATROL, 7 pm, 1201 23rd in the yellow hangar at the FremtJnt Airport.

v'gKJTQi dier in California, a drifter in a Missouri motel, an Arizona fugitive and numerous others stopped because of resemblance or coincidence. Some were held briefly until authorities determined they were not the person depicted in the FBI sketches. Bombing From Page A1 If they have decided John Doe No. 2 is innocent, what does that say about the witnesses that claim to have seen him with John Doe No. 1, my client? Jones asked.

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