Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska (2024)

July 20, 1976

Publication:

Omaha World-Heraldi

Location:

Omaha, Nebraska

Issue Date:

Tuesday, July 20, 1976

Page:

28

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1 The Record The Weather Everywhere Omaha World Herald Tuesday July 20 1976 1 Deaths and unerals NATIONAL WCATHEK SEtVlCt SO DAKOTA Chadron Valentine 2 IOWA Norfolk Omaha COLORADO KANSAS of Lu 01 21 07 Humane Society Director Nebraska und for Jobless Race Horses Not Abused on the Road to ORECAST 10 pm 9 pm 8 am 9 am 78 75 66 64 68 69 67 65 62 74 64 66 67 74 75 73 76 69 59 66 70 66 67 73 71 71 01 Tr1525 1 pm 2 pm 1 pm 1 pm 1 pm 1 pm 8 pm Noon 1 pm 1 pm 8 pm 3 pm 5 pm 1 pm? 1 pm 8 pm 1 pm 8 pm Stanley Eva Daniel Mrs Linda Enid Reed James Arthur Phyllis Paul 10 02 James red Viola Ann (Jensen) Vauohn Gertrude Arthur Richard Michael HU McCook I North JACKSON Eva aoe 77 Plattsmouth Neb Survived by sons Bernard and Dale Plattsmouth Danny Bellevue Services 2 PM Wed Caldwell uneral Home Chapel Interment Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Plattsmouth CALDWELL UNERAL HOME PLATTSMOUTH NEB 28 13 Miss Nebraska Hopefuls Begin Quest for Crown Ex School ChiefDies of Cancer red aoe 79 yrs of 2510 49th St Survived by wife Mary Omaha Dauohter Mrs Charles (Mariorle) Colman Indian Harbor Beach la 2 sisters Mrs Linda Steohenson Cheyenne Wyo Lena Dahe Genevia Neb 2 orandchildren Sot Charles David Colman and Kathleen Ann Colman Services Wed 10 AM Dworak Mortuary Interment orest Lown Cemetery Prayer Service 7:30 PM Tues at Mortuary DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 So 16th St 346 1144 MILLER MORTUARY 1234 So 10th 141 0130 Gertrude ooe 79 yrs 738 Brightwood Ave Chula Vista Calif formerly of Holy Name Par ish Omaho Died Mon Survived by husband George Son Dick 3 grandchildren Sister Dorothy Tanner Brothers Paul ond Bob Gilmore Numerous nieces and nephews Services Wed In Chula Vista Calif HEGAR! Michael 555 So 34th St Survived by wife Marie 2 sons Hnryl Grandview Mo ond Daryl Williamstown Vermont 1 daughter Mrs Ellen Jenks Oma ha 6 grandchildren 2 brothers William and Leo of Omaha 1 sis ter Mrs Rose Ellis Omaha uneral services Thurs 2 PM John A Gentleman Mortuary In terment Neola la Cemetery JOHN A GENTLEMAN 1411 arnam 345 1664 Relative humidity at 6 am 69 per cent at 1 0 am 57 per cent Wind at 6 am 9 miles an hour from South at 1 0 am 11 miles an hour from Southwest Barometer at 6 am 2993 inches at 10 am 2995 inches Sunset Tuesday at 8:52 pm Sunrise Wednesday at 6:08 a Missouri River stage at Omaha at 6 am 88 feet 24 hour change down 1 of a foot at Blair at 6 am 76 feet 24 hour change down 3 of a foot Monday's pollen count 19 par ticles per square centimeter rated low Scoftsbluff 5 i Had the fund been depleted the state would have had to bor row money from the federal government and submit a plan for rebuilding the state fund Labor Commissioner Gerald Chizek said By avoiding that fate Ne braska became one of eight states that foiled federal pre dictions of insolvency Chizek said Another 22 states ran out of unemployment insurance funds and borrowed federal money in the past 18 months he said The outlook for the future re mains guarded Chizek said City Amsterdam Athens Brussels Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Hong Kong Lisbon London Madrid Manila Moscow New Delhi Nice Paris Peking Pome Saigon Stockholm Sydney Tokyo Vienna Warsaw Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro City Omaha Eppley North Omaha Valentine Alliance Kearney McCook Mullen Scottsbluff Chadron Lincoln Sidney Imperial North Platte Grand Island Norfolk Sioux City Cedar Rapids Spencer Colo Springs Aberdeen Pickstown Pierre Goodland Topeka Dodge City Pittsburg Ruby PATTERSON Price Wilhelmine (Min nie) Bernice Elizabeth STRAATMAN Sr Josetfa RSM Richard 97 92 97 95 96 98 92 95 96 94 93 97 96 99 97 94 80 84 90 10O 97 101 97 90 97 91 If there are problems with the Great American Horse Race a coast to coast affair in which animals reportedly have been mistreated they are problems not horse said the director of the Nebraska Humane Society Bettie Phelps said Monday that after spending several hours with the 90 horses and 53 riders quartered in Superior she is convinced that the stories concerning animal mistreat aren't true As for reports of animals being withdrawn from the Saratoga Springs NY to Sac ramento Calif race because of malnutrition foot soreness saddle sores and other prob lems Mrs Phelps said: far as I can tell the riders who have dropped out have done so on their own because of fric tion within the group (of rid ers) not because of horse prob Mrs Phelps said two veter inarians travel with the partici pants their salaries paid in Grand 11 i Hastings! tilt an old said Mrs Phelps those horses are in good condition They are being fed excellent food including supplementary vitamins and I could see ab solutely nothing seriously wrong with any one of them" She said that Larry Barr 30 a Nebraska Humane Society officer specializing in horses will accompany the race while in Nebraska The horses are scheduled to be in Alma on Wednesday Then they will be trucked to a Colora do starting point Mrs Phelps said They are to be in ranklin Tuesday night Mrs Phelps said partici pants travel no more than 25 to 30 miles a day often changing mounts during the day in order to rest the animals Price age 82 yrs formerly 2540 48th Ave Survived by wife Helena 3 sons James Los Alamos Mexico John Haddonfield Paul Grand Rapids Mich 2 sisters Margaret Patterson and Sarah Patterson both of Denver Colo 12 grandchildren 9 great grand children Services 2 PM Tues at Roeder Mortuary Interment Hillcrest Cemetery Memorials to the Keys tone Bible Chapel ROEDER MORTUARY 50th and Ames Ave 453 5600 Richard age 59 vrs of RR 1 Gretna Neb Survived bv 1 sister Mrs Lula Wahl Los An geles Calif Private services and Cremation Wednesday morning JOHN A GENTLEMAN 3411 arnam 345 1664 Enid Reed age 73 passed away Sun July 18 In Tulsa Okla ormer resident of Omaha Widow of the late Ray mond 8 McLaughlin Survived bv son McLaughlin La Grange III Brother James Reed Tulsa 3 grandchildren Services Wed in Tulsa Inter ment Bartlesville Okla uneral Service Tulsa Okla Wilhelmine (Minnie) age 93 5014 So 77th Ave Services 1:30 PM Wed Luther Memorial Lutheran Church 6099 Western Pastor Harlan Brel off icl atlna Graveside services 3 PM Wed at Hollst Lawn Cemetery Yu tan Neb Memorials acceptable to Luther Memorial Lutheran Church CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 24th and SI 733 1111 part by the riders as well as by the race promoters She said animals must be giv en physical examinations by veterinarians every 10 miles Riders failing to cooperate are disqualified she said Stanley age 71 3824 So 34th St Survived bv wife "Beota (Betty) Daughter Mrs William (Kathryn Ann) Chandler Son James Holoubek 3 grand Children uneral services Thurs 9:30 AM Dworak Mortuary to St Adal bert's Church 10 AM Interment Calvary Cemetery Rosary Wed 8 PM DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 So 16th St 345 1144 Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Asked Richard Williams vs Norma Myrna A Klug vs John Monica Morton vs Harvey Linda Bryan vs Michael Patricia Gereau vs Randy Margaret Happe vs Thomas Barbara Gault vs William Kathi Spraggins vs Michael Granted Christina Boone and Mitchell Cynthia Davis and William Bernadine Hay and Harold Arthur age 65 Weeping Waler Owner operator of Gambles Store in Weeping Water 37 years Survived bv we Mabel 4 sons Jerry of Omaha Gayle and and Miss UNL Debra Ridge of Hastings ive Omahans are com peting In addition to Miss let ter they are Miss Omaha Mich ele Whitesides Miss Douglas County Cathi Krouse Miss Lancaster County Marian Wat son and Miss Offutt Air orce Base Kelly Evers contestants are Miss Nebraska Wesleyan Pam Berg of remont Miss Sidney Michelle Crittendon of ort Col lins Colo Miss Arapahoe Laurie Harper of Beaver City Miss remont Kathy Saathoff of Nebraska City and Miss Holdrege Julie Straatmann of Holdrege Rehearsals will be held through Thursday with prelim inaiy pageants at the Kearney Senior High School auditorium Thursday and riday evenings Duane Busch of remont is the producer of the pageant show Sandv Cramer of Omaha Miss Nebraska of 1973 returns as choreographer Her sister Lynn and Jill Pershing of Lin coln will be featured dancers Shannan Lewis Miss Kearney last year is organ All contestants are winners of local or regional contest Th is the sixth Jaycee sponored pageant at Kearney Mrs Linda age 59 3514 Burt St Survived by hus band Lyle Son Lvle Nurem berg Germany Danford Oma ha 6 grandchildren Sisters Mrs Katharine Martin Omaha Mrs Margaret Lang LeMars la Broth er Nick Schwiesow Omaha Many nieces and nephews uneral services Thurs 2 PAA ot the Westside Chapel Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park JOHN A GENTLEMAN Westside Chapel 72nd and Western Ave 391 1664 Extended orecasts By lhe Notional Weather Service Nebraska No moisture expected Thursday chance widely scat tered thunder showers riday or Saturday Lows 60s highs 90s Iowa air Thursday and riday chance showers Saturday Lows 60s highs upper 80s to mid 90s James age 86 vrs 714 No 75th St Survived by sons Donald Ashmore 2 orand children Glenn Ashmore Laramie Wvo and Diane Ashmore Denver Colo 2 great grandchildren Broth er Harold Ashmore Omaha sister Mrs Ethel Vannice Aurora Neb uneral services Wed 10:30 AM ot the Westside Chapel Interment Greenwood Cemetery McCool Junction Nebr at 2:30 PM JOHN A GENTLEMAN Westside Chapel 72nd ond Western Ave 391 1664 1 O'Neill 3 Grand Valley Colo (AP) An overnight rain aided fire fighters in putting out an 880 acre forest fire which burned out of control for five days and claimed four lives in mountains Three fire fighters died of suffocation over the weekend while fighting the fire and a pi lot who was dropping fire retar dant on the blaze was killed when his plane crashed Ruby age 82 4315 Decatur Survived by husband Jo seph I son Jay of Omaha 1 aaugnter mrs jane Luuerion Torrance Calif 1 grandchild uneral notice pending JOHN A GENTLEMAN 3411 arnam 345 1664 Arthur aoe 88 yrs 4201 So 36fh SI Survived bv son Boyd Esfcs Hartman Ark step son William Wier Omaha daughter Mrs Chiarman Williams San Diego Calif step daughter Mrs Raymond (Betty) Watson Omaha many grandchildren great grandchildren 1 great great granddaughter 'ww Services Tues 10 AM from the Swanson Golden Chapel Inter ment orest Lawn Cemetery NP SWANSON Kenneth Golden Morfuarv 3205 Harney 342 1060 Marriage Licenses DOUGLAS COUNTY Van A Lombard 3013 8126th Plaza 29 Dorothy A Gaughan 1261 7 Oak Plaza 31 Roger Sharp 121 122nd St 21 Linda Jacobsen 830 90th St 20 rederick Gardner 5030 Spencer St 33 Karen Baade 5910 43rd Ave 28 Gerald Halbrook 1432 1 1 th St 28 Bonnie Campbell 1432 1 1 th St 24 Dennis Gardner 2433 1 8th St 32 Linda Martin Council Blurts 25 Thomas Lund 5345 33rd Ave 21 Sandra Lesch 5345 33rd Ave 21 James Hrdy 621 35th SL 22 Pamela Meek 381 8 Gertrude St 20 Warren Williams 61 18 Hillsdale Ave 21 Debra Werkema 1 2420 Pinewood Drive 1 9 Kenneth Stoysich 4229 Dayton St 23 Michelle Donavan3607S 50th St 22 Chester Burnett Baton Rouge La 23 Hazel Cook 3523 40th Ave 20 Kenneth Tytskl 2829 32nd Ave 20 Sandra Boukal 4426 62nd Ave 19 Lloyd Yingling Brewster Neb 18 Denise Sonscheski 541 5 Kansas Ave 1 7 Richard Swircinskl 861 2 Lakeview Dr 27 Marilyn Kies 31 12 69th Ave 24 Gregory Otterberg 691 5 Evans St 28 Helen Rath 491 9 arnam St 30 Police Calls BURGLARIES William ritz 3630 Grand Ave TV jewelry $43 cash Sunday Joseph Darnell 3155 Meredith Ave TV stereo equipment value 5498 Sunday Robert Hazuka 3728 Marcy St stereo equipment Sunday Daly's Machine Service 7905 St automo bile parts value $1043 Sunday William Kuester 5005 N30th St TV stereo equipment saw automobile parts value $1000 Sunday Richard Denney 1 15 33rd St TV stereo equipment value $11 85 Sunday ROBBERY Kenneth Thomas 10 of 3473 Grand Ave bicycle value $80 by two boys one with a knife near 33rd St and owler Ave 9:50 pm Sunday THETS Arnie Brown 5028 Arcadia Ave bicycle value $100 from 49th St and Hartman Ave Sunday Duane Sanders 2612 Spencer St bicycle value $1 JO Sunday State arm Insurance Co Lincoln radio gull equipment camera value $594 from car near 63rd and Shirley Sts Sunday Inez Coppom 701 22nd St TV value $155 Sunday Paul Safranek 1341 1 rances St bicycle Sunday Vanderkilk 8305 Hillside Dr slocks val ue $6000 Sunday William Lone Des Moines la motorcycle accessories value $100 from motorcycle near 24th and Dodge Sts Sunday Albert Gary 2401 31st St artificial trees value $270 Sunday Mary Lewis 2558 Jaynes Ave tape player stereo speakers value $120 from car near home Sunday David Wuerfele 6235 Decatur St automo bilejack value $119 Sunday INJURED IN TRAIC Ruth Reynolds 34 of 3355 40th St two car at 36th Ave and Pratt St 2:25 pm Sunday Carol Rutschke 22 of 5526 78th St two car at 72nd and Seward Sts 8:50 pm Sun day Alice Rubertl 55 of 641 70th St and Mabie Homan 56 of 951 6 Holmes Plaza" two car at 16th St and Pershing Dr 2:25 pm Sunday red Ostrow 41 and Sandraj Os trow 41 both of 7612 Sherman Dr two car at 72nd and Blondo Sts 4 pm Sunday Connie Lack 19 of 8017 Raven Oaks Dr and Elo Limas 48 of 5417 48th St three car at 52nd St and Ames Ave 455 pm Sunday John Lavelle 15 of 1536 27th St car bi cycle at 31st and Arbor Sts 235 pm Sun day Stephen A Baker 20 of 5212 27th St fell oft motorcycle at 9701 Dodge Rd 5:10 pm Sunday Debbie Townsend 16 of 3416 Martha St car hit sign at 2512 Deer Park Blvd 6:30 pm Sunday David Bailey 4 of 2011 Warren St Belle vue two car at 10th and Douglas Sts 6:05 pm Sunday Michael Coryell 24 of 4922 97th Plaza and Avis Andersen 22 of 6919 Wright Plaza two car at 1 80 and 42nd St 505 am Sun day Vernon Anderson 33 of 3316 lorence Blvd car truck at 25th and Hamilton Sts 3 Sunday Norman Green 23 of 5240 Ames Ave car hit sign at 1 80 and 13th St 12:12 am Sun day Blanche I Vancaster 65 of 3333 8th Ave Council Blurts and Pamela ossom 27 of 5018 Lafayette Ave three car at 3811 Dodge St 1:42 am Sunday Milli Mesic 20 of 6805 A Plaza and Dirk Schuman 22 of 2725 Titus Ave fell off mo torcycle at 1 80 and North reeway 1:45 am Sunday World Herald News Service Kearney Neb Thirteen Nebraskan candidates Monday began their week long quest here for the state title and the right to represent the state at the Miss America Pageant at Atlantic City NJ in Septem ber The winner will be crowned Saturday night at the climax of the Miss Nebraska Scholarship Pageant which this year is us ing the theme ree dom's Committee member tKathie Gerri(zen said that the number of entries is the smal lest in Miss Nebraska history the quality may well be the fin The field to be judged on per sonality talent and beauty may well be the smartest ever lowest grade average is 32 on the college level and the highest is a perfect 40 by Miss Southwest Nebraska Guylyn Remmenga of Elwood" Gerrit zensaid Miss Remmenga a con testant last year is a Univer sity of Nebraska Lincoln stu dent Three others competed lastyear Miss Lincoln Diane Jet ter of Omaha Miss Kearney Paula Westbrook of Kearney McMAHON Jcmrs age 46 vrs of Spokane Wash formerly of Omaha Sur vived by brother Jerome McMahon Sisters Mrs Maryann Jackson Mrs Sharon McNeil all Omaho Several nieces ond neph ews uneral services Wed 8:30 AM Westside Chapel to Holy Ghost Church at 9 AM Interment Cal vary Cemetery Prayer service Tues 8:30 PM at Mortuary JOHN A GENTLEMAN Westside Chapel 72nd ond Western Ave 391 1664 Church Sisters of Mer cy Retirement und or Bergen Mercy Hospital Cancer und JOHN A GENTLEMAN Westside Chopei 72nd ond Western Ave 391 1664 Angolan to Cuba Reultr Nw Aaencv Havana President Agos tinho Neto of Angola will visit Cuba at the invitation of Prime Minister idel Castro Sister Mary Josetta Straat man RSN former principal of St Bernards School died of cancer Monday night at a local hospital She was 53 Sister Josetta principal of St Bernards from 1967 to 1973 also served on the Bergan Mer cy Hospital board of directors from 1973 until her death Rosary is scheduled for 7:15 pm Wednesday at John A Gentleman Westside The funeral will be at 10 am Thursday at St Bernards Church Memorials will be accepted by St Bernards Church the Sisters of Mercy Retirementund and the Bergan Mercy Cancer und increased employer taxes start ed coming in a reduction in the number of people drawing com pensation from 17042 in June of 1975 to 9522 in June of Peterson said so if the Legislature raised the rates we would have been broke by now" Two Day Summary Highs are for Monday lows are for 12 hours and precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday ire Calls riday 938 am 1619 70th Ave dwelling Harold A Healey 10:32 a 2104 John Creighton Blvd dwell ing Barbara Perry 739 pm 2445 17th St dwelling Gordon Bierregger 9:55 pm 4467 Burdette St apartment Wes heE Evans 11:20 pm 3203 Willis St dwelling Robert Thomas 7 a Kearney (Lincoln i I I Daniel age 55' 501 So 22nd St Survived bv sisters Mrs William (Nell) Sullivan Mrs Cle ment (Mary) Doyle Omaha Rosary Hoffmann Mortuary Wed 7:30 PM Mass St John's Church Thurs 10 AM Interment Holy Sepulchre LEO A HOMANN 24th ond Dodge St 342 3900 Temperature Extremes Highest temperature Monday In the 48 contiguous states 1 06 Nee dles Calif low 42 Evanston Wyo Over the World Time Temp 82 70 73 57 73 64 88 72 84 82 75 93 79 75 70 82 82 73 55 66 84 84 64 68 Over the Midlands Highs are for Monday lows are for 12 hours and precipitation for 24 hours ending 6 am Tuesday Daily orecasts By the National Weather Service Zones 8 9 10 12 13 and 14 Including Omaha Council Bluffs and Lincoln Partly cloudy chance thunder showers through Wednesday Lows low to mid 60s highs low to mid 80s Chances measurable rain in per cent: 40 tonight 30 Wednesday Zones 3 4 6 7 and 11 Partly cloudy chance thunder showers tonight lows mid to upper 50s Decreasing! cloudy Wednesday highs low to mid 80s orty per cent chance measurable rain tonight Zones 1 2 and 5 Partly cloudy chance scattered thunder show ers tonight lows mid to upper 50s Mostly sunny Wednesday highs low to mid 80s Thirty per cent chance measurable rain tonight Western Iowa Partly cloudy through Wednesday Lows 60 to 65 highs low 80s Northern Kansas Scattered thunder showers spreading central and east tonight continuing statewide Wednesday Lows 60s highs 80s Northwest Missouri Chance thunder showers through Wednes day Lows 70 highs mid 80s South Dakota Partly cloudy through Wednesday Widely scat tered showers south tonight Lows 50s highs low to mid 80s Colorado Variably cloudy scattered evening showers through Wednesday Lows 50s to low 60s lower elevations 40s mountains Highs 75 to 85 north 80s south 65 to 75 mountains Wyoming Partly cloudy through Wednesday Slight chance showers east tonight Wednesday evening most areas Lows upper 40s west mid 50s elsewhere Highs low 70s northwest mid 80s elsewhere By rank Partsch WORLD HERALD BUREAU Lincoln The fund from which Nebraska pays unemployment compensation is on the road to health State La bor Department officials said Monday A declining demand for job less pay in recent months com bines with increased employer taxes to brighten the fund's out look Unemployment Insurance Division Eldon Peterson added The higher employer contri butions were imposed by the 1976 Legislature after Labor Department officials warned that the fund was headed for a deficit At the end of June the fund contained almost $28 million Peterson said The compares with $40 million on the same date a earlier he noted but is well above the $14 million low last April just before the Rain Helps Douse ire in Colorado The Omaha Summary high temperature 97 pm low 76 at 8:30 am mean 87 normal 78 Total departure from normal since Jan 1 plus 593 Record temperatures July 20: High 1 1 0 in 1 934 low 54 in 1 873 1880 1970 Temperatures year ago July 20: High 93 low 66 Monday's cooling degrees 22 Seasonal total 553 Seasonal nor mal 554 Last season to date 631 Precipitation 24 hours ending 6 am none total this month 01 of an inch: total this year 1 296 Defi ciency since Jan 1 454 Total to date last year to midnight 1634 Thomas both Weepino Water John of Murray Neb 1 brother 7 sisters 5 grandchildren uneral services Thurs 11 AM St Pout Lutheran Church Weeping Water Interment Oakwood Ceme tery Weeping Wafer Dorr Colbert Mortuary Phyllis 5629 No 93rd Ave oge 42 Survived bv hus band Don Sons Terry and Tim ot home Sister Shirley Matthews Omaha ather red Paulsen Battle Creek la Services Thurs 1 PM from the Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church Dr Paul de reese offici ating Interment orest Lawn Cem etery Memorials are acceptable to Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave ond arnom 345 1886 Paul age 70 yrs 674 81 St Services Tues 2:30 PM Draw ing Room Chapel Interment West Lawn Cemetery Member of Paint er's Union Local No 109 CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave and arnam 345 1886 Viola age 61 yrs 914 Ave Co Bluffs la Died Sunday (Widow ot Ravmond Boh nsen brakeman UPRR who died In 1973) Survived by 2 sons Jerry Bohnsen Mason City la and Stan Bahnsen (Baseball pitcher Oak land residing In Pompano Beach la 2 daughters Mrs Jus tene Wiseman Hampton Vo and Miss Shirley Bahnsen Co Bluffs la 1 brother Alva Llll Ricketts la 5 orandchildren uneral services Wed July 21st 11 AM St Paul's Lutheran Church Co Bluffs Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery Viewing possible after 7 PM Mon at Meyer uneral Home Scheduled visitation with the fami ly between the hours Ot 7 9 PM Tues Eve Memorials may he made to the Concer Society or St Paul's Lutheran Church MEYER UNERAL HOME 545 Willow Ave Co Bluffs 322 0293 Anna (Jensen) age 86 yrs 4500 So 25th St survived bv sons Sommie Hilbert and Robert Jensen all Omaha Daughters Mrs William (Ardelle) Hort Oma ha Mrs Rov (LaVerne) Swanson Wisner Neb Mrs Albert (Do rothy) Bergelt and Mrs red (Shirlee) Collier both Omaha Brother Carl Rasmussen Ta koma Wash 21 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren several nieces ond nephews uneral Wed 10 AM BREWER KORISKO CHAPEL Pastor Chester Johnson offici ating Interment Graceland Park Cemetery 4609 So 24th St 731 1234 Vauohn aoe 59 690J No 33rd SI Survived bv wife Velma Son Charles Omaha Neb Daughter Mrs Kenneth (Calhy) Rogers Swan Lake Mont Sisters Mrs Alyce Drews Mrs Alma Ar nold Hastings Neb Mrs Angel Ruiana beanie wasn mrs elite Sorensen Minden Neb uneral notice later JOHN A GENTLEMAN i Westside Chanel 72nd and Western Ave 391 1664 Bernice age 65 yrs of 2116 161 Apt 15 Survived by mother Mrs Maude Maraulss uneral Tues 11 AM at the Kre mer uneral Home interment Mt Hope Cemetery KREMER UNERAL HOME Elizabeth age 75 vrs of Blair Neb Survived by daughter Mrs Byron Bergman Omoha Son Donald A Bloomfield la 5 grandchildren Sister Mrs Margaret Ball Pend er Neb Brothers Mark McConnaha Blair Ray and Rich ard airfield Bay Ark Robert Ontario Ore uneral services 1:30 PM Wed July 21 Blair Methodist Church Burial Tekamah Cemetery BENDOR UNERAL HOME Blair Neb STRAATMAN Slster Josetta? RSM oge 52 residence St Ber nards Convent ormer principal St Bernards School Board mem ber Bergan Mercy Hospital Sur vived by sisters Mrs David Ruley Riverside Conn Mrs Sally Ede rer Marrlelta Ga Mrs Mamie Rhodes avette Mo Mrs Verna Willacher lint Mich Brothers Paul Straolman Urich Mo Jo seph Strautman Glasgow Mo uneral services Thurs 9:30 AM at the Westside Chopei to St Bernard's Church at 10 AM Inter ment Calvary Cemetery Rosary Wed 7:15 PM Scripture service 8 PM Wed at Westside Chapel Me morials will be acceptable to St I I Unftl iL 4WZ ssa XJll! UttlUOtfl BKniq I I Lili I 1 44 City Beatrice Richard aoe 65 yrs residence 7910 31st St Sur vived by wife Dorothy 1 sister Cecile Nutt of Springfield Mo Nieces ond nephews uneral service 1 PM Wed at Roeder Mortuary Interment Hill crest Cemetery Memorials to American Concer Society ROEDER MORTUARY SOth ond Ames Ave 453 5600 Death Notice Rates 95c per line per day Cord of Thanks 2 Ernest (Kye) The deepest to our relatives friends ond neighbors for the contributions flowers me morial gifts and cards not to men tion your kind help and the food we received at the time of death Your expressions of sympa thy will always be remembered Signed: Helen Dale Jane and families Rev Ethel We wish to thank our friends rela jives for the sympathy for my mother Your flowers cards visits food ond memorial donations and other expressions of sympathy will always be remembered Special thanks to Rev John Bell and Rev Tiller ond the Thomas uneral Home never forget your kindness Mrs Jewell Kirksey and amily and the Morehead amily In Memoriom 3 William You left us 2 years ago today July 12 It broke our hearts to lose you but you go alone tor part of us went with you the day God called you home A million times longed for you a million times we've cried and if love would have saved you you never would have died Your loving Mother Mabel Sisters Mabel Novak and Mary Whitney Laern Gone 1 year today July 20th our hearts your memory fingers Sweetly Tender fond ond true There is not day dear Laern that we do not think of you4' Love Kathy Deanna Baby Nikki Cemetery Lots 4 5 BEAUTIUL spaces near Sing ing Tower In Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery Undercut price 556 7712 HILLCREST Masonic Section 3 spores together 334 135? lorists 5 EDER ER LORIST 72nd ond Coss St 558 7729 RAY GAIN LORIST ine Service Daily Delivery 4224 Leavenworth 551 0652 BRANDEIS LOWER SHOPS USE YOUR BRANDEIS CHARGE 346 7338 391 8500 uneral Directors 6 KREMER UNERAL HOME 6302 Maple Benson 553 3155 ITCH COLE CHAPEL ornom ot 36th 344 4777 JOHN A GENTLEMAN Westside Chapel 72nd Western Ave 391 1664 CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET uneral Chapels 3 Locations 733 1111 345 1886 333 7200 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th and Ames Ave 453 5600 JOHN A GENTLEMAN 3411 arnom 345 1664 Monday Wednesday City I Wea Albuquerque 94 64 Ptcldy B6 64 Atlanta 86 69 Sunny 89 69 Birmingham 90 65 Ptcldy 91 68 Bismarck 94 62 Ptcldy 85 58 Boise 84 58 Ptcldy 86 58 Boston 90 71 Cloudy 86 69 Brownsville 89 73 01 Ptcldy 91 75 Casper 85 57 30 Ptcldy 83 53 Charleston SC 84 74 Ptcldy 91 73 Charleston WVa 85 63 Ptcldy 87 64 Cheyenne 85 58 02 Ptcldy 76 53 Chicago 84 73 03 Ptcldy 77 59 Cincinnati 83 59 Tstrma 83 61 Cleveland 85 68 Cloudy 75 55 Columbia SC 88 71 Ptcldy 95 73 Columbus 82 60 Shwrs 81 59 Dal Worth 91 73 Ptcldy 94 72 Denver 90 62 28 Ptcldy 80 56 Des Moines 94 77 Ptcldy 82 64 Detroit 88 64 Ptcldy 80 55 Duluth 86 64 132 Ptcldy 74 54 El Paso 91 70 Ptcldy 90 65 argo 96 60 Plcldy 80 60 lagstaff 81 49 01 Ptcldy 78 48 Great alls 74 54 07 Tstrms 85 60 Houston 92 78 Ptcldy 91 72 Indianapolis 83 66 Tstrms 84 60 1 Jackson Miss 88 68 Ptcldy 92 70 KansasCity 92 72 Ptcldy 85 63 LasVegas 101 73 Sunny 104 76 Little Rock 91 72 air 93 72 Los Angeles 80 64 air 84 63 Louisville 85 63 Ptcldy 86 65 Miami Beach 86 82 Ptcldy 88 78 Milwaukee 82 71 06 Sunny 73 57 Mpls StPaul 88 74 01 Ptcldy 80 61 Nashville 87 65 Ptcldy 90 68 NewOrieans 92 70 Ptcldy 91 72 NewYork 90 71 Tstrms 83 67 Norfolk Va 86 61 Ptcldy 90 73 OklahomaCIty 91 73 Ptcldy 90 67 Philadelphia 87 68 Ptcldy 87 68 Phoenix 102 86 Sunny 103 80 Pittsburgh 78 56 Shwrs 78 56 Rapid City 90 63 06 Ptcldy 80 56 St Louis 91 71 Ptcldy 89 62 SaltLakeCity 85 59 air 91 65 San Antonio 90 75 Ptcldy 91 74 San Diego 75 69 air 78 65 San rancisco 62 54 Ptcldy 67 55 StSteMane 88 66 36 Ptcldy 73 45 Seattle 81 59 14 Cloudy 68 53 Shreveport 87 67 Ptcldy 92 71 Sioux alls 94 69 66 Ptcldy 82 60 Tulsa 91 73 Ptcldy 90 68 Washington 87 68 Ptcldy 91 73 Wichita 91 71 Shwrs 88 65 Canada Calgary 70 52 03 Sunny 78 50 Edmonton 73 52 4 Sunny 76 53 Winnipeg 84 48 14 Sunny 80 56 Regina 75 46 02 Sunny 77 56 410 at Orpheum Stage Suds inally roth As Soapers Try Comedy By Peter Citron too bad only 410 persons were in the Orpheum Monday night to see what live theater's all about Well into the second act a window shade snapped up in an unplanned moment and the ac next line was have our ups and Even the duo on stage saw the humor of the miscue and there was a genuine rare moment of stop the show laughter between them Act II of Neil also was the best played by the six soap opera stars who will perform nightly at 7:30 through Saturday not the best written of the three but Jaime Lyn Bauer and Tom Hallick of Young and the played it with such finesse that it stole the evening Apparently the audience was attracted by the TV characters whose agonies they share each day on the tube more than by Neil witty three one act plays that take place in Suite 719 of New Plaza Hotel And if small crowd was a true indication Young and the gets better ratings than represented by Jim Sikking and Emily McLaughlin or of Our repre sented by John Lupton The sixth major role is filled by Jeanne Cooper of and Restless" opening was spotty awkwardly acted in too many places perhaps showing a lack of rehearsal though the company came to Omaha after a week in Milwaukee Ironically the first act should have played the best closer to the stuff of the daytime se rial Here comedy turns to pathos as Sam and Karen marriage shows its fall en arches when she discovers he is having an affair John Lupton as Sam worked well but Emily McLaughlin as the cheated wife swallowed lines and failed to deliver too Renieto many on the money The result was like a cake of Ivory that sank The same happened to an ex tent between Miss Cooper and Sikking in the third act as they played a beleaguered coupler trying desperately to get their daughter out of the locked bath room for her wedding Here though the broad broad slapstick that ouiit to a fevered madness more than covered up for sloppy mo ments Miss Cooper crossed Maude with Phyllis Diller for her phys ical comedy Sikking had the best of the third outing only be cause he had more of the gim micks on his side But Jaime Lyn Bauer who got the biggest hand upon en trance was spectacular in timing in pacing in a smooth transition from nervous antici pation to reckless abandon The lissome gorgeous ac tress was so good Hallick al most came across as a straight man But he too played to per fection Together they worked the au dience into a lather with high suds comedy and a frothy fin ish The stars said in an earlier interview that more than half those who come to see them have never been to live theater before If the case Neil Si play is a fine in troduction And if they come to see the stars the audiences be disappointed because all six major players obligingly sign autographs in the Orpheum lobby after each performance An old fishin buddy named Ed Used his CB to locate a bed But on his last pass At finding the bass I He caught a sardine truck instead I 1 I i C' QI is iSIWM I a KANSASCITY I SEND YOUR CB LIMERICK TO: MODULATIONS Pa BOX M3ZORLANDOL32K1 I Ah tntnes mutt ongintl tod will bCQm the propsrty of CTN YN East Omaha Residents Cite Appraisal Discrepancies Some East Omaha residents are concerned about the ap praisal price of their property which the city plans to buy and use for industrial sites George Ingram and three other property owners told Mayor Zorinsky Monday that there had been great dis crepancies in appraisals of property acquired by the Air port Authority several years ago or example Ingram said airport appraisers set a value of $175 per square foot on one piece of property and a vaue of 15 cents per square foot on an adjacent parcel of about the same quality Zorinsky declined to allow In gram to see appraisals made for the city by special ap praisers Deputy City Atty James ellows said that would be contrary to the practice the city followed in acquiring prop erty for the Central Park Mall and other projects Housing and Community De velopment Director James Kel ly was instructed to meet with the appraisers and discuss the matter with the property own ers If property ques tions are unanswered new ap praisers would be hired Zo rinsky said Specim iEiientsR TuwdayrJuly2Q 7:30 pm Indianapolis at Omaha Rosenblatt Stadium 7:30 pm "Plaza Orpheum Theater 8 pm Play "Don in UNO Admin istration Building Theater 8:30 pm Dinner Theater the Other Half Loves" 8 30 irehouse Dinner Theater 514 Wednesday July 21 8a 6 pm orest 8 am 41 5 pm Town PhilaMatic Cen ter 8 a 5D Museum Offutt Air orce Base 8 a 5 pm Great Plains B'ack Museum 22l3LakeSt 9 30am Henry DoorlyZoo 10 a 5 pm Art Musesum 10 a m4 House Council Blutts 4 Ak Sar Ben races post time 7 Wagon free talent show Churchich Partr 50th and Sts 7:30 Baseball Indianapolis at Omaha Rosenblatt Stadium The Liberty Bell weighs 2 OSO pounds It is "three feet high and 12 feet around at the lip Walthill Truck Driver Killed in Accident Wisner Neb (UPI) Jef frey Wortman 25 Walthill died Monday in a one vehicle accident between Wisner and Walthill The State Patrol said Wor tman was driving a gravel truck on Nebraska 51 when a tire blew and the truck went off the highway Do It Yourselfers Dublin Ireland (AP) A conference of self styled inter national revolutionaries opened here with about 50 delegates from 17 countries attending the organizers said Pain Eliminate It Wittig Guaranteed HYDRO THERAPY In Your Own Home or More Information CALL 391 0460.

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