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CE of manganese In Meanwhile, Kloster acknowl~dges the city He said. fhe problem seemed fa develop In presented no threat to plumbing or water' I .cos~b9Ut. may have to begIn tr:eatlog that well's water a spo~tr pattern throughout t~e c~nLIl)~Y!:!HY~1 pi~~S:~·:_._~ ------==-- __ ._,_,_~~----... -, : h~~~h:~i~S;::~~I:~I.~~~~g~:h~08~I=J~ ;e:::Q~~~r2~~:~t~~~u~~~:;::::~gU: to l1e-otra11ze the manganes.eConfent,- -- .. Cenerally., reslden!s _complalJ]~d__ ab.ouj __ - _:~It:le' d~l,?p~1kl.n_iLjhe_blggesL~'l:.LK.N ~p, ~om& lISe:' K'to!ter" salt["t'Eruf there Is an odor. h.-lS been causing concern among w;;:fh~~~~ ~7:st~~s:~p~~~~~r~~~ ~e:f:~- discoloration of toilel bowls, bath1ubs"slnk~ blen:," he ~~ "Th.e bleach u!?ers-were are ~ack .~~ tliatse.;:on te:s~/' I:bra't~ In· beginning to tasle and sme-II bad an(i was m:~~aC~::S:'::~~~~~:~nt~~~;~~~e~:~~~:ort· ~~~~~t~: ~~:~~~~:?!heS :~; :t~~: :;~Vf~~:I~y~~:~~een-~--:~~:~~~om f~~~$~~~~??~~; dlcated f.he water colltalned "significant causing some discoloration 01 clothes during washing seemed 10 ttrwe pumped .-- "'1- levels" of a minerai Ciillpd m81\9aneSe, DC wl'lShlng" passed state Health Department tests That should have diluted the effect. "But,· '.~ ," ',: ':',';.;' ,:',:' '~:,~ cording to Klosler. Klosler said the slale mandated weekly without a neutralizer . KLOSTER SAID said the-mineraf's reac' apparently It wasn't mixln'g enough," he ad- !<.I~ster'sald that.~'~~~ Manganese Is a hard. brlHIe. -grayish water fa'.:!ls "came out negative" until the ': j.~_e o}her city wells remain actl\le. ac lion 10 bleach turned the clothes, particular· ded "Th05e7'c/ose to thos-eolg mains gor con'cerned-th,a,t" their wat~r sof~~r~.:.h,ad: "', !(, white mctott1c chemical element, an oxIde reporl thai c1r_rived two weeks ago <.ordlng 10 Klostcr. . Iy ~Ighl: colored material, a brownish color. some signIficant discoloration." gone bad. ~ '. ' .. ,I,' .:---, ~.' - ~,i ot which (manganese dioxide) Is a valuable. "The manganes.e showed up In a 'ilery THE ,AOMINISTRATOR said he was Several local stores reportedly received a Kloster said it was ''''startlng to nfOl< 1lklf - ..Jffat's-roSfffOTtne:case;"....trecori.lln·ij~·;:-

OXidizIng agent used chiefly as. an aHoying._ -----ale-awrcable quanllly," Kloster continued '-'reasonably sure" the new well wasq the number of reQue~fs lor cleansing agents bringing the new wen back on·line will rE;- again str~sslng thaJ.,clty water users fa~8d. ," agent In steel to give 11 lis toughn~ss ., "'They (state lab of 11 cia Is) lold us to take cvlprll In Ihe Cilse. that would remove the stain - L QlJ1reTl'e,ltf~r-mangaTTese-;" no health'-d"anger. - ~ , County Bo'!r~. " ----_._._---. __.------' incumbent is seeking spot on GOP ballot An Incumbent on the Wayne County Board oJ Commlsslonors ha~ Hied for re f.>1ec.llon Gerald Posplshil, SO. of rural Wayne, !lled Thurs.day for thc Republican Pa~ nomina lion to seek re·electlon to the his DIstrtct J

. !>e~~~n~~5~1~~~;ttO~~~~~1 15 co~plcflf1g Ih¢ flnal year 01 hIs llrst lour year lerm on the board...... -

ELECTED IN 1918. the 1I1elonq W,lyne County rcsldent Is a high school graduupplles -Ume,-nof fo return lor the r.emafnder ofJhe ' Only Iwo seats on the County Board are up meeting, which Includ.ed.an executi;ve'.ses-; t for elccHon I~js year - Distflcl J ilnd· slQ:J\"_on salary for the esu admlnl,sfrator ,- I District I _~ ~1tt~~~t~~~~t-about---t-~I~U'~:-~- Merlin Beiermann ~r rural Wayne IS Ihe l a'Rpar~nt I' District 1commlss-Ioner, Tod,)le, no 00(> has discussing the ramlf,lcatlons ot.'an 'flled for !..~I_se~.t_. move by the ~nox County S~perlntende"t~,' Association to hire an ESU ~mplqyee, to' DEADLINE FOR Incumbents seeking 10 supervise the unit's programs there,: "",', , ent~.r the May 11 primary Is Thursday, Feb leit~ir.&m:: PholographY: Randall Howol! MILLS HAD BEEN nDIllledby 25.. All other candidates have un"l Frlc;lay. the as5OC-lat1on-that--RlGhaFd--Geno~~an-c" March 12', to fife, ESU supervisor, had accej:Jfed an'offer'·fro,h:' , In addition, all candIdates of both parties A time for twins th~ grOUPH~t-a-.~ubstantlal'pay'-lncte~.!W!~:,to·:: seeking ,t_Cl become. county convention direct special education prot:trems !5~tup,by ~ . delegato-s are urged to file at lhe Wayne WHEN YOU GET ~old you have to lind someone to curl up with, right? the unitT' ., ""'. ' '!"';~:,~ County Clerk's office by March 12 . southwest of Wayhe. The ovethead "eat lamp pro.vided enough heat to These two farm cats found an escape from the chill of February when they keep the corner of the pen warm while the Fe6ruary foursome dozed on .wording In the I~tter. ,~~ch suggested .~e ~ See BALLOT, Page 12 cuddled with fwin two-day old lambs at the Delmar and Kathy Lull farm fresh straw. Ere lust can't beat that kind of1lrge·fherness. . . See TE~peRs~"~~r~~~-~-I~~~: . Tfte $2 t;clc.t-'-lltlie,.-~ ..~_~~~ Cardholders cpo tma trip tbro.ugh thousands~'IlJ- m-1eIt~~~ ~~ "-~ -' ----==---=-~~~ By RandaU Howell manor available In all ~SU-----SfMes -~.I'id ·""SINGE·R. WHO thanked those attending documents In the' depadrr'-Emt~ldurl'trg Can<1ctu. fhe dedication cerem(lnies~ ford· The ~~e re9\llar library hours, or borrow them tor It'S been saId that the dollar 4oesn't go very far these days. llb~~~~~sth;~~~:~~~:t~~d~:o~:~~~~~_ ~;;~I~r~~~.~et~:~~I~O~; ~er~~~oa~1t~~~~s sfudyat home .1\ But. twoof thom will take you just aboul dlnatar, the department is now receiving, mation center ~--__ ~ ~ __ ~A.LL DOCUMENTS are m In the r!gllt place:- _ - deaJmeA1spe. '1Iotl'h.--= ht'~~d7'!'-satd:=ff'fi;~ar.iitd--5~rme----oeween~'e Ocumehl§.-· The ~19t:lt pla;:s lust might be at-way-ne That's in addition to doing the same-~or - - Sill§}el. WilD has a trlosierS degree .from In department and teaching library sGlence-at Stete College·~·U.~ C~nn Llb~~y the mQrg lhJJ[l 1,000_ fe_~e_raJ. ...g.mler:nmenL~ __c!lana·Il~!-'-¥.crsjly,.E~!Qg'nI'!9lo...D-,J_nd ...dlfid. 14 'wSC______- ~ _. d documents· the department receives per yea."s ot eJO:perience In IlbrarW'work. ".6:/1 Y'/C ask Is ~2 for the Irleil,!,~ card anfL~.~. FOR $2, WAYNE area reSidents can pur- month, a~_cord1ng to Singer. '. Sanger, who has ~ ~aC~e-Ibrs degr~ In that the cardhglders ~.f-'-6 curr~t. ,'- ~:'i:t~:rff~: ~l~ ~~a:o~'~~I~~~I~~~~:~~~ THE OEPARTMENT" ~h~ld)' t5 In the' ~;':-chutj~r~~:5~~B~:7:n:o~:~~~~,G~~~o~ ~ssforr: ~:::sar'fO~e..-~a~:-~.~- - oj yo .. " Iil,'dil dOCU"'Eld5. lower~ e c 1 wrvlce e v Iila-g~,ot havlng-- library's recard_s' updated on the Those docl,'~c~t$. fU'1ded by Jhe_~_tax' -dcdiutod -as--a-,-state ""de~1ng--a-. -----the--$tg~ttorrdesi~-- -. ~Wflereaooufs-~DOrYowers, acc;ordlng 10 p.,yen, Includ1J'more than 46',000 produceQ special ceremony Fr.lday morning fhal In"' Singer, . " " by fhe federal 9overnrn~nt. ~ ., cluded an oHlclal rlbbqn.c·uf.!!!J~ Yfayne A 'LISRARr is Of'tIyas good as ifs -SE'r ------n,e coordinator-_Mid _the document After Frlday~A!gnatlonof the·llbarary Chambt:-r 6f Commerq ccH.ee. vlce/~ she said, .NTM jhformatiorr'1J'tftlose "department. c.urrenlly ·has mOre fhan 300 0$ an olflchlil Nebra"!ln-essm£>n and college !>taff, altended~thC' t!ltC:-'J9n the ~y-s-}~fl1' NOY/, "Uie-d9(:vmenf! . access 1o m,?r~.-=docvm,!,rll.s th"ou~h. ,the ", And, tttor\ "tVl1 oo'lIl1e ecce·n. 'ceremony, whlcb alio featured the hand af!:~g::::~Z;f_ - . d~P4rtmentls 1nter./jbrat~ IMn 7yst€'~:-----::--' . r;;',";,;::f:;.;,;,~~~~r:,~i~::o;-r.~;~=~Q~..!:lli.~N~$e\-b,.:";"i€'j\il.:ll\=-":·--CC~U:'F:':':n":.;;I(~"'~";;g"'r:~~"'~·~"-!'t"',.;L4"+ln-"iol>:("'o"'i~.un-+g."r"", ~=;::;·=;-'\~:;I~:;~::~1: ~:n:-~-·y~~:~;c[~~~7r~~'.-:'~~O;":':a~:::~'::"I::"d:::I~~~n~:~;:: -llIin"'fo...-r:':-.....-a":'·- •• ~r:::H~b:~=hott~:~~b:~:~~~i;::; rq~;'~~.~he~::ca~~e:r;~n ~~:,; ~7~:;. . ~i;~i·t=~~~t~~f~~l ,~~~~~, ~~~. '1~~~~!;~;r:~~:~1t;:~.. Hb~arY-~'i ;g§r~~~i::~{n~:;~~~~ __ §i!tE~I~;:;~~:£~i~~~; .~,.-~,f,;.:;.~~,.~.t,',t,·£:.:~.~~r.·,ll~~~~t :!E~~~l~;~£rt0!:~;Ei-.~~cdi~..A):.ti~~~G Q-r'A,;rr-..tMTo Or",...I.d~~nn:4!'t 14t1 :rntQ (nfOf Iht ft""JIMd ' ",,,,,,,,, "'~"'".,;.... ,..,.e:_.... '.T _~,~ ., ' ':,~'~'~~~~ '.' :.. -':"' " '-".-.~..~, :~'_..~.~~--- -~'""------.

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_._-.-.<:---,.: --.--_._-_...:._--_.,..-.-'" .~.--,-, .. ~.---.------,_ .. .•eekly 9leanln~ -V811ct85" .- reglster.cr -'-", __.' •.. 1 YoeationaUducation Week .BETTY McConneJl of West locafed lour 'miles northeast of {~t ~:~:I:::bl'":::u~~::~~~ W4i.1~, ~~rt'y alter 10 p.~. . 1m _ WI~lde State Sank. '. _ The week of Feb. 7,1'3 h~s been:de~lgnated mllonal Voca flonal "Educatlon Week. . -. ke Af,allelle.----gm::;::wm;or. 'and Sftaijt. Pai-g&: :\>'OCJffonaf - -~~~I~::tw;~~~~~~9:elrl:s~. th~:';d·~IJtyC:;:~,,~~~:;c: ,:~~1;~"i:::~C~:- ,.£tiU£a1lGn...lnmuctors"'at Wayne High School. along with. the _wllLsec.veJnA~paelt, kill a proposal----t~.theetty_'s,', _P!ck~.P. -- -- -,--..::: . schOOL admlnistr~tlon. invite parents and interested citizens to at the school. basing her hours distribution Iystem- fO~NpPD. 19J1 - Harold Brudfgan, _ visit the schooLand tour the. Voc.at-lonal Education Department there on times wtlen the most NPPD 'has proposed to leaSe tbe. _ Hoskins, ~evi John Ke.allng, • Theme for Vo,ational Education week this year Is students are available'.' distribution system' Q"ly and to' W,vne, DOd~e; Mlc .08e~nke, warce",~'. 'O~dge;., "Voc.atfonal Edu~atJon.Keep~Ame~lca Working'," ..1_._",,,,- pav1he city fenpercen.t9,1 the ad· Mylet MEMBERS OF Hart-!noton justed gros'S Income In payment. BergholZ, Wake'lfefd P,mDae. .... Isory Council and visit the school's Vocational Edu.Cdtion Pro· -Cvnte'1nTaT. Inc. last week con· '. 1980 -:" Ed WatkIns', ~nslde, gram d~_~9 fe~!:.':1~r" 1rJlQlLd_W!ltl.1!lltR~Dy----.fLREdepartment offlc_@ls~l:IlIJL_ ~~~.~__ of f'lttsbUrgh! Pa., tor Us ser· ..Jn5urance adjusters' are. 1919 - Stanley Mafle-tte:, vices hi helptng the communHy estlmatlng'. a possible loss 01 WaYn.e, Cadillac; Byron MenKe, Koch elected to board stage Its Centennial Celebration 520.000-or more In a lire which Wayne. Chev. J r I 5 struck Foster' Manulacturlng 1917 _ 0110 Wagner. Carroll. Marlyn Koch. Wayne; was among more t,~an 600 represen service!! wlU be approximately Company ,bulldln~ .in .50ul~west Ford, _._- ---+--j,_""'oH<~r:8sk8·S91 counl, ish 5 who-cOn\t1mel."Hn ~y- - >_...._""'...,~i:'.. ;"",,~,"),,},~:;;;.~,[, • S1J.9SO. The company ,wHt 'pro' P.ie,rce: The Urn tiroke- ouJ oliouf 197''':'- Dale Lessmann. Wayno, - last mon~-- ~ - -.. --vIde a trained celebtalion coor 1.30 jJ.m. Saturday. Jen, }O. A Volkswagen. The event' combined the activities of both the Nebraska WiIYn~ "",lid PhotDQ'~llTl~ dinator, scenery and co~fumm, cultlng torch being used on a 1975-'~~Randall Mark!> Win. slde~ulck. Association of Fair Managers and the Nebraska Slate Board of Chamber Progress-Award for <'l historical stage show, llnd a fractor lqade,r pts the. Wayne Chamber of Commerce ptred term Df the lale Orrin KohlmeJer of Craig' FIRE OF undetermined Origin bUilding. Wayne. Buick; Oaryllage. Car, Prbgre~s Koch. State Fair B-oard merflber representing Wayne County Award du..-ing a recenl coffee at St. Mary's School. The school observed completely destroyed the farm roll, Plymouth said the bQard has -authorIzed the publlcatlon of a quarlerly Catholic Schools Week in Wayne from Jan. 31 to Feb. 6 with a weeklong schedule ot home 01 Mr and Mrs. Bill West ....1973 - Pat luff. Winside. newsletter to acquaint patrons and exhibitors. with timely. flrsl a_ctivities. last Sun!:!ay evening. The Wausa ..Toyota Pickup, ,. hand fair information, .' ,.' V9Iun:tf:~r Fire Oepartment w(t$ _ ..... Hit:]' -F Welter Fledf', J-r., " er'·ff's . . called to lhe burning home. ;,rl os .... ns. ord· en~ee:t:~~~~:~~~:;~~~i~~~~i::t:::~on~;;~':e:;~~~~~:~: 1982 - Walter lange. Fair, PO. Box 81223, Lincoln, Neb.. ~ og Wakefield, GMC Pu; Wayne Homemaker School is free I Pubtlc Schools, Wayne. Pontiac; ~ Kevin Jech. Wayne. Chev, Pu; The ~d th,nqs in Itle are fre(' l'lOnOm ,sl MEN AND women are inv'.ted James Robinson. Hoskins, Dodge And. that <, "'dctly what's go HOJll('rT1<1ker'-, )-chool<, a'> pro to 'lllend the program, whICh will district firemen put out chimney blaze '"9 !o happ('1'1 to those attendonq qr,l"l d,ro,'( lor tJ(, one 01 more thiln 300 con The Wayne County ,Sherlfl's Pu. Good Tr"rlqs to You In 87 Th,· prep,H,Jtlon of cl wide (JU( ted throughout 4B ,>tale'"; dur court Oepdrlment Is invesllqal!ng a 1981 - EdithOkUban!o. Wayne, A chimney fire at the home 01 Earl Fuoss. <110 logdn Stre!;'! Homp.mak"rs S<.hool Thur,>ddy ""r,,·ty o~ rt:.·('pl'S, 'nclud,ng ,nq fhe yeM break In at Broyhill Manutactur '.' Ford; Katherine Butler, Wayne. was ex',nqu,"hed by the Wayne Volunteer Fire Deparl"H'nt Tht' proqr,' (('('pe., dnd rnor-e-Clr€• ()(uens- and -dolen,:>- 0-1 -prTle-".i ltil. vo;; Rod5ieve'T'S {STeven; HaT bt-eak'in- -at- Hr.-ffi- J.?IQ -.Bradley Roberts_ .car 01 rool Ivd~d p. m trame house and melted much lhe <,now on the Herdflj and e pr('.,en!t>d tre'e 01 ch.rrqe 10 al1 pr'les IS Included tn dn adverl-;;';e County Courl, whICh dwarded Thompson saId en.fry w-.;I-59ilin- The Wayne Herald dO; mdo;ter at tho\-,' ijfl,,"d,ng fht:.: Thur,>day ,ne'lt t'lsewhf:rt· ,n 10ddY''; e-d by kicking In crpanel In the 1976 - Max Kathol. Wayne: Kr,lm('r "26<1 tudgement for 10 ~~~~~ p~oger Wln~jde. and t>ldn( y M"nn " I-lroqr,)rTl flPW'>PdpC· r ) dkins, Pon41"c; Herbert w,11 pldy evidence property destrucHon In Carstens, Randolph, Ford Pu .,ide the manager'S OHiC(. LAUREL ".d....1-.... '-'" Oun Q'~'" "''''.''n (tn""mOfl '011 ~ \..IOuUr 0'''''''' berlin,. "W'll ("'P ~'rn~h He .....-Hd nOlhing was reporled 'b<>.n~ 6u"~' s~ide. Ak-Sar-Ben membership sought puGdLnc;l Or ...,..d Ir ..) Thur'd• .,. f,b 11 PNI"'u' ••nd 1ft".." 01 (I'>e-f', '-DIad. t,,'rOi \"'1> -"pp1t' mlsslng'iri the bredk in Ch-e-v.: Cindy 8allard: TUfl~." Fdl , MII~h<'O''''o round••ppl.,.....vo" ""p, F.""'eI'!)·....d Wakelleld. Dodge .. nd dr""'~'nQ. u ..nb."."..~. I"", 'oU~, p""" Fncay, F ..b 'J Ton",lo ""up 'J'dled F'ld4Iy.FdllJ·S'~kJef,"f>(h"_ county ", ...u.d .... ~ _ ,,,...... P"""""9 <..k" 'The top :'ne up 01 enfertd'nment we've had in years ,...,.,.. c=k'e". "" (he-' • ""'''''- P'''''' 'OO",~ '911 - Lyle Grone, Wayne. That's how Alan Cramer. Wayne Ak-5.ar Ben Ambassador Wed....""'"" Feb 10 ~o' hom nrnl (hll""" M,'k «',~.,(l""!lle<>oo<..t' an., I breJ 1''''10'' -.anOwlCh. ~.. ~, pelOCtin. (00)''''' or ,«,1"<1 f't'nl;-Il'r~ , court Chev. PUi Oebbra Patr-as, described the entertainmenl offered Ak Sar Ben members thl5 t. ,,~ M,I" ""'"fll ... ,'h ....'h ...., Wayno. Olds: Dale Vist••-:; ·S<7,~ year Thu"c1a.,. f ..b II '-,PdOh , ..I..... ""p. PO'&(!'lft. <,,,,.... mon ",,, re-ckle-~s Brothers Band. The Staller Brothers, S-molhers Brothers, The .h", '1><>I"d, l<>"&\IChoo! cho'ct' onlyl IV''''''' ~rt"'9'" ~",lt<:1" SS, and 'Gregory Dodd, South glad to forward memberships to Ak Sar Ben A coupon appear.s "9'''''' p<>1 ..'""" "v" J;l,,~ 1[""",.. b",r TllurlodJlY, Feb II LlIlUIgn... ..d m-an---adve-rHsemen-l elsewhere jn today',> newspaper "Just ftr! -((IO'n. '011-' .nod'lWllt'"f', o"llIlIn or chert SIOU~ City, l-l\v-a+id- reg-ls--l-r--a--l-ton~ ..,l"d. C'&Cu·,.or 'olh. 91'1411" r---~------~--l It In and send if to me and ~i1\ forward il 10 Ak Sar Ben lor \IS 'rtdlly;".b,ua~" ..ErMu...F..d_tt. fLlJl..tlu'l1tt-L--~ ----I ' 1'0','. .. - • you," Cramer said dnd c~s.e. cbrrol lind [<:I>ll!1'y ~tld,lI.. pIneal' SMAll,CLAIMS FILINGS' - .-- tn'itliT~Qf'f:2ap-:m::-:::-MDiTn"2 p:m~iu,uloy ". I senior eltlzens ~tc! ,lIc~. QIf ctke"'\ '-IIllld. ulIdl(l'rt or roU, plnet'ppl.. JUG," • Gary Van Mcl@-r (Mfne-s-- MlIlts.,.,....d",ITht'..d,m.,.oi t- I Voluilleersll$sisting taxpayers Jewelry), Wilyn.e, plcl!nllll. seek congregate meal menu lng ~25 Irom Robed and-julie III'·....••a'l· : ~urton, l~lIlelon, Colo, for • Over 800 indIviduals have volunteered therr tlme and skills ~~O:P:Vd i~sue~ this year ta help taxpayers with their ,ncome tax returns Monday, Feb. '8: Barbecued· beans. dIPP"~O banana sdlad. pdyment Check' DQIIIU I ~ meat balls. scalloped potatoe-1>. whole wheat bread, vanilla pud service thF-6U§R- -t-Ae Internal Revenue Service's V01unleer Income- tax I j AssIstance (VITA) program peas and carrots. .sliced tomato ding with c:herrles on lOp They ~ood togeth" and Thursday, Feb. 11: Chicken Over 100 sites will be manned by volunteers in locations salad. whole wheat bread. peach station changed the desllny 01 I' throughout Nebraska The volunteers will help taxpayers fll! oul halveS casserole, spinach with hot an entire lIMbe! 1 the basic 1040A and 1040 with Schedule A and B, and lhe vegetable sauc'e. red hoI ap Tuesday. Feb. 9: SWISS steak In 1 Nebraska 1040N They also will help qualifYing taxpayers take tomato sauce. French -baked plesduce salad, >dInner roll. Navy Hospital Corpsman )rd adv-antage of the Earned Income Credit and Credit lor the potafo, cauliflower with cheese gingerbread with lemon· sauce (I<;iSS Craig A Conaway. whose 1 Elde.rly. sauce, apricot blender salad, Frle!ay, Feb. 12; Tuna and wife. Brenda. IS the daughter of I Assistance sites in this area include Wakefield and Wayne French bread, sugar cookie noodles, deviled egg plate. blend Roy and Marie Whaley of laurel. Volunteers will be at the Waketleld Senior Ciflzens Center on eod v~e'able",. layered leHuce has reported tor duty with the 2nd 1 Fridays from 2 to 4 p.m.. and at the Wayne Senior Citizens Wednesday. Feb. '0: Pork salad. whole wheal bread; fre!.h Medical B.attalion. Camp le :" Ab.olu'.I~ WOII"''''ul b,.,..at~.t I Center ~ach 'Tuesday and Thursday trom 1 10 5 p'm chop, dressing. buttered wax truil feune. N. C toll. ,h. WhDI. 'amlly - Goy fh_.r. - I i The VIT,A program was designecl to provide free help 10 low FRI.-SAT.-"fUE. Al Income, no.!!,English speaking, handicapped and elderly tax 7;20 I!o 9:30 " ""~~'---,----,-----,,~------, 5- payers" I· . I AGENDA SUN,-MON.-WED. .& THUf!. THE WAYNE··. HERALD ~.~~~:::~ ,:~;.;:~' AT 7:20 ONLY ~I~g ~orUut ..t "~br"ka" Gr"hlt '.rmingAr.. '-_""." obituaries .. Bargain· Nlghl Tuas, "-,,lIall"_1Id . .c ··.Jd=-l!iF-:~~~l==Jk~~' ~~~.P----la-tfe~Ci:llldreni '0 great..9@nJ1thl,dr,en.and ~. ...etace~,_._. .. ---~T- onesrsler, Mrs. Irene-Kaiser of"seattre,'Wasn:-= - Insuranu"CO;---gepoffi- ..IOC ···26C . He Is. also -pre-ceded In death by ~I$ parents, one brother and one Curt Fry& (la.im ·U ' '-:~lF·--o;fJ-o --- '-'~;:~ibear~~~-were r~rt, R~oeyJ O-;;~~f;S~ A.J. and Lynn Blrd~ell -- .--H~:~I;'·~--J:~

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~~~~~·~~~.-b-U-Ilfea1""""'boUI a portur+toi>To,,,-,,,,,.'-=,,,=g=~-"'" _.~~-a -6CHe-r-hiuidl.e..f.ot:...W¥omtn~~piHl+------...-- Why, thos.e panhandle people ~!lould know .!I:ifry'd be jumpln9 - .Of COUR'S'E, y~ know. If.the L.egjsiat.(.Ir~ h;d'·a~-get~:p. . __ right from the frying pan into 11m Oro! ~o lo"~peak NOW, DONIT get me wro'ng I've gol ~othTng against WYarn° 'n-glf, It would strl1

lean pickIn's, I'd Scly, - And, I've got a brother living rlght smack'dab in thel1\Tddle" 'h""OOe,','n\tamkae'chlhe. LIttle Big H?:l'l Mountains io~~e w~ole .'_ 01 'he slate, so I have 10 be lJ bIT careful abou·t what:1 sa:v.. . -----:: NOW', fHR~T off, YQI,Tg61',1 iidmil Tf',M Wyortifnq ..... 6uld IQol< He lives ~n Casper. I \1lslted that clty som~ time' back andl Can, you l~ciglne what a'boost. that'd b·e"fo"'P-Nebraskals pretty silty ~I,I"h a panhandle _JJfllc:l\(~d Ihe population doubl~ il't48 hours, lourlsm Jndustry. It'd agdc;J who-Ie-new maan1rlg"t6-~'Sk~ _~-+_--c.Nr.:;;:~;:,ro;;;a~nkrii".;;WO"Uia:

Fudhermore. Wyommg I'> il lot e,',>I.!f !() kU!JIlGr t Itl\' :,0, even tholJqh I Crlnnol understand whv'lhey'd want It any wlth IhoSe powerful open <¥..m.s"": - idea. But, most 01 ,them rtrt:' dirl'd(J';_(,prr~'ld EJrelty lhln tlqhtlnq (JI!'''renl the pM king 101 arr lawmilker<, . th" Black H,lIs area for a bid on the lease draw the wkolnlng n.ame'from the hat and that wO,uld be Ihat. _--,=r~.~!!.~in!;J ?lit:_~hY--i\Jst.J!1e--other-daY-.a-fellepwas--teH'---- Can vau believe, tor oni' mlnlJ4t. that that''/, ,I probl,.,n i\nyone wtlO'e, trJed to park at Moun!- Ihould only hv(> lontj ,'nrn,qh 1)',1.1 til! U'[I' .In'l'' ,I, 1'I"'Jf" Ib,)1 there',> II crdlcal need for more Cilr o;pac(' there Tiler!,' we'd be happier because eve~,ybody likes to·wln Ing to hIs cattle.. . any 01 u!> J ironiC-oily. the panhandle is <;0 well located the p,lnhilndl(' pl'1Iwdf1', r',Jv' 111"'11 t(l'lo,,'1I F qrli Ihfl'l!ttlr!> If yO\! pMk all Ihos(' c,lr<, on the mpu"'illnc,. things along and Ih(>y peCI.,1 lund lor runaway panhandlers. ~ - Catch YOU' next week., Japan trade fii!ewpo1nt t \ barriers on .Tal k abouflrees.-e_, meat unfair ----~ ---- In fact, the harsh winter of 1982 coqld.be considered a r~mlnder particularly to farme~5 _---!hat shelterbelts are invaluable as' natural protection for livestock: In addition, the trees go ajQng way toward protecting bUildings and farmhomes fhatwpuJd to farmers otherwls~ be exposed to the ~Iements and substaqtlat energy loss. The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife at the Northeast Staf.ion, Concord, is g~t For some 'Ime nOW, 1 havi! I)e"n 'v,,'r\, ,on again encouraging area rural residents to In on some kind of tree-planting program ihls ~r, ~ cerned i1boul the plignt the !,HJT,,'r~ " Among the things mentioned In th~ department's mosf re~ent newsleft~r Is the Cla(ke' Nebraska and the Greal Plain" ! week I wrole 10 Pr~e,I(1':1l1 _ About 1,2 million seedll[lgs still are avatlable for spring pfantl':'9 through.the program. Reagan about that problt'm Price Is a a nomlria1 In per 100 seedlings, Including postage and handling.. _ . ' -~ Th~!'~: less than 25·c:ents per tree. Glv~n ihe yalue·of tre~s for 'woodl-ots. "Wln~breaks The eKecutlve brdnch lor \,('<1(', II,)'. OOl)y -----snenerbelf~abltat, ~nergy ~nvlronmental lal-k-ed-abou-f tnk-probtem, and 1t1~ J and !wt'l,d Both urban and rural resldentnlre-el,lglble participate In the program. Urban residents their pleas for greater American pol' 'enu, to need to careful to .vol~ violating munlcJpal codes when planting trees.,. ' .' , The trees, whkh are available only in lOO·seedling lots, ,Include s~lectlons from .ever9reen~_.:: hardwood and shrub varieties. Among them are-,cedars, junipers,. asb, ,'maples, ~tl~~$! ,. chQkecherry and plum trees, . .. ~ - .- . I' ,• :•. Of tOUfSe, evergreens are.th&-best wlntl stoppers In winter, tt@·Nebraska. Forest Servlc'e points out. But l1lmost any well-planned-tree planting will afforcf,years"of wlndbrea'klng., Another tree-planting bonUS Is that 1sheltel'belfs will r~dllce snOW dr'lf~lng,around:h:oO).es; Billwou.ld force state f.unding farmsteadsandf~edlots. , .. _.,' , ._ ::_'~,-,::.,;'.:.. .,. Northeast Nebr:askans are fortunate 10 be abl~ to participate In" ihe Clar~e-McNar.'l'pro·' ,. gram. -- . ------:- .. --,----:-.-~ ~7··· 'I· -:-. ::,,?".=:::::;:"= -lJ\JSlffE"S"s:M"£lrjifedlcted that the bills OM 01 lhl! bIlls ffHi11 r'-ave InfT'.educed thrs ~ area--re~ldlf~l5IcanTalford_to rgno~~ t;lp~,. se':.<,lOn IS l B 842. which would r-e'qUlre the would have- a detrlment~1 eUeet on the· Ana, qlyen the Jmrne a new or (!)(pant!ed program thaI econo~lc growth and employment. gener,lte!i grealer cos15 at Ihe LQcallevel \ 1e<.>1 Ibll\ when Ihc Legislature require!> The state Tax Commissioner said that the lacal government~ 10 Implement or e)(pund new tax would bring Nebraska's'torpora tion taxes into line with other sta·tes, _ program-5, Ii -1.'1\'10 r.hQuld lork .over-the Another plen to raise additional funds for money 10 pay lor il. , Th~ 10Cill 90vcrnmenfs are under the 7 the state Includes additional 'fax85- on percenilld, and It lust seems 10 me that we b'III'~I'~h~a~ve~b~~~n~':;n;lr;Od~U~Ced~~~~;,~~"""':""~""""""~~~~'=~~~~~'I";t=~~~ lo:...boast-.dga~ta:w:e5cigarettes, Three a~';"q,.out 01 Dolfi ~ide!:l of our mouth. to .I B 153 I, ~-9overn()r,wQurdlncrease-meraito-- - l.0r~"mWff&""fi"iJFwdtl the 110, and Ihen~x· ---4our:=cen~ek-."h8--712-·woitld-also pand ~hef:ie progril;m; or add new ~)Oes. -----:-::- --;- ._' , ,._--. I.n·"- The Nebraska Pork PrOdQC~r ASsociation crease the clgarett~, tax to fbur cent5~ but Is supporting the blll'asamen~~:_!!J~~_~~el tba-money would be ~pent an ~aplta~ con- ON A 35-0 VOTE lasl wee~ the Can<::cr that we n~d more confr_ot ~ l!\gy~m"'-ttnt -s-tJ:ttcllon: prolects--in the- statecolleges and RegIstry bill, LB 212, won tlrst-rou-nd'~p1 o! dl5ea5~d ~erd5. 'University QfNebraska systems. , _ i ....proval. If is a·measure th~t would set up a L8 762 \ system in whicb ~II diagnose<:! cance~aSe6 AS A MEMBER of the ·Revenu~om..r.nlt would raise the: tal( by Qne cent and u$e t,he money fQr local healtiJ departmEu~t5 ._~~~~e:u~ua~or~~'r~es;:~;;~~.a~tnh~ In~ ~It ~:;~~~::~~::~;~::;:=e~~:~!U~~: . 'al1.d ~brv!ces. . Amendments were-added that;would en· - Ing heard ~fore-·qu~~"ij).!!':ltt~....,..,.,--·-:-,. --,----- sure confidentiality for patients,·Including a_ During oneOffllil1earlngs some repreSeJl" provision th;' no patlant, 110~ a memli'el"'of tatlyjls of Nebraska's business corn;,;m;;un;I!;,>:Y_ .:i'.;;;;;~~~.FG~ifircnii'iiiiiiiiiifn~~ --..:u,!/LJLlilelooinllng...jwIL1l¥!,l=A-"'''''''''='k>--.:....tm'"l~ss~lo~n~.,!''ro"!m~hl!'''~ph2y~'~,C¥'ia!!·n"'. ~'!!!!!Q!!!--"'=' .·l,,,,,W past~r i~I-~L~_:':::- :' . -nJ(~'R0V, Tom 'Gr~+JasaiS..(,?ed~~~ie5~.i~a~~nTie--worTU~";-:· ~'~~/',-I~r Gr6Y's fa~ily in<;l,tld~5 b[s~ifi-~n~-daU9h~e-1 - _ ., \ c~j,~,i~:~~i¥~~e;!f;h:~:rE£~~~~u~~~:~~~~'~:~:~~~,'~='=~-e::l:.ea ~;'~4e- -~co' ~~~~I·t·~'~c-- -a-;--I~":e·'~-n":1ia·-:··t~:~: - rsa-I s"c,l0 n_t I· n. - m'·· 1'."'Qe.'1eeyantlc;pale, opening the Chefstlan Book Stoe• .Ill 8 r1 V -• ."'.... ., . ,.. . - ~. )';~:'~=~i:~~;ue~~sefted:' ~"~/ "fo-'~r-'j LCtMdrtdr 010 i'::M:::""'~:;'::~~:"'" , . ==:;=::;:;::;:;;;;:;:~~;;;;~;:E;;:;;;;;;;,;~;;;;;;:;;;;:;;-;;;;;~~~=t=~'=--=":...-"- .'I~_-~--·" ---~-._. ·--~~~::=~~~r~;;:~!~~~~-. -'-=:~:"'-=:-=---- ... - ..-- -' '. . -,' . - .. - __· ~n" ~,.g""'-J.ti.!r, lt9u~io, .c.1llim,lCO Is 50n!i, .-\ , pm 'l a1 ·Sf. MarY'$ Catholic.: Pdvl Schrad awj. Mr and Mrs, DVVighf Dempster, all,ol duc!lon' 01 L,l M,Jlldr.:rgoi,I" fly fit! iI'. ,1 doclor ""hO ha5 HE'; nllnor I:; .business ad'- TUESDAY, F-EBRUARY, ' ~N.,.fclk,--- Ik Conl~y_ ~eyl and Mr. and Mrs Vincent Meyer clnd lamI N,ccol' Md' '1 m'IC}IC potion which wi.ll - rl"nr115/r,l'IOn Grace Lvtheran Evening Circle Parents.·~;-- , ,)f-Rllndolph) and Mrs Delmar EddJe and Monica, Mr a-nd Tn-e 'J)' h(:("f.'WrQr~ ch,ld\es'T 'Klic~ and KlaUer Home EKJens'lon Club, Mrs Erwin Fleer brldagr60m are Mr. and Sfephen~ M~_..,,' \(f.>nneth Eddie, Mr. and Mrs.·. Leo .. !'q'l yf 1,\ [--r1"Cl'IVI! - MARK FORO, who comes 'fo Villa Way-nc Tenilnls Club Weckly"nHletlng, 2 p·.m. _Mrs.. Joo' H. Mc~'n .or. '!' .7fer, Mfs --ITennTs Rohde, ChriSlj-8ndRyan,-~~nd-~r~ \~Iyne Si<~.!e from Plattsmouth, JE Club. Peg Gormley, 2 p.m . Columbus. The bride Is the-' ,Ie Dahlkoefter...... Bddl-'affug;;,h",le",'"Omf;-,F",lo",o:>n",c0o:-:'+:-:--= Ile<)(" '1M'd-p-lar.:.lo rniljor i-;' broaf,! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 ' r5-:-- Reynold -(oberg -or 1,J<,tlng ...... /1 _' Redeemer Lu'hcrOlh...C:i.r.c. Car-(()lf------,dected forhoJlors chorus DON, GREEN 01 P,l,IOrl lH I~ 0"1 on Ed l,kC!n ,IS PPM Tlmoleo, Lmda seT IN ,,)n, '--"lur, ' ''''''ur ,~,I), ,j doubk· ',l~nlor-arWayneCarroll High School, and Tim Llneb~rry, WilS(ll1 as Luuella,.Ray Warden ~'I\ I ! ,jl ( ,1 <) I'''J, 1'_)" .1 'nd ,I', Slro, M,chele Brockmoller as -,I '-"',r and Mrs ,Abe Lineberry of Concord and i\ tunlor cll ,n \Id"rn,j t~'[' 11 r',' "~'I , ~o<,lrdl,1 -LUCfl':'lla's molhclO-r,>c, N'Cl r""., '(,<111. u "r' Jr' the Ragen. Center for Fine Art'; On ltot:, ~e:'j0Y,)n "dull'!. lind $1 for senior dlllcn!) rT'.'H~r ot I LJCff!!:,1 ,f JI f' 11'.11"1 HH:,Jl'" .vno' 'I';'dyn\~ 5Mtl! ~fud~mts i1t'!d f'lcuHy 1'1/<1 •. ot '" I'" ",,(.1, ',0'" I, ('Jr~l N,,3dl',on ,,,.II LJe "dml:fl'd ~ree -of ChMgC . ~~y~u~ degrees w~,~ ,'111... Meler. Wakefield, ano).,Qan W-e--s-t-. a .ysitting dlnic'.1 =--~·e;,yr~exer:crsesT~r the 26th 'class 01 pract" tll -- ", ------'~~--='---- ~~~),--!iDrtheast-'f"eot:hnirai-EummlJl119 College I~TECI -- ,·,r,ames are scheduled Wednesday, F,eb 10, dt 7 ]0 p m ',r-::C Ac/l.vtlles Center The ceremony 15 open 10 Ihe I Qfiered to-youthsc- -- . . ~ f.,fl, Rda Hess, OS B .. Admlnlslrator at SI jo",eph A- babysitting CJIr)ic tor area ~.lVlnlJ t!ley havcA=0mple1ed the _____~!JQme I.n NN1Qlk, Will deriver the graduahon addn:·v. youths- wUl 00 offered lor four program: ~c1"" ""III be.presenled to 22 pracllc<)1 nur'>Jnq I;jrddu,lll:.:.. ..t-¥~ c~~~!lve ~- :'1~'-;;)f nO~trO Tuesday afternoons: --=- Wa'j5a,-1':tf

• I\r"d ;;tuClenfs have been named tafhe'Presldent's Honor Lisl \:L,t Bean's Honor List for fhe first~~.19.~~. f , ,.\ TeEI=lRlcal Ce mlolilly Collega:(NTCCl ·'·nong fhose named t9 fhe Pre5~dent's Honor LIst, whIch. ~~,~r'~:9r:1-JQ':;"t"def'lts eaF'nl.flg--a....perfecf ~~, - -, <,(:

!'J~t.'mbers of"FNC Club -rnef ;;lan. J-l tn the Juhus Baier home ?I iz~s-went fo Mrs. Irene Geewe._Mf'S· Laverne Wlschho! and Mr'j< Clata' Echteflkamp; =---~-----;--' - i!i~py Jlomemakers meet t--~~~.-~:-'~--=---===:;::':===~======~=~====;;:;, '~'-:'--'.-'-'-,~ ;:::;;;,;:1;'2.;+-

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KELLY ROBSON (321 of Laurel drives in for a baslcet leff: Brian Soderberg, Mike Clay, Mark Penlerick, as Wakefield's Mark Stanl, Jeff Coble il!'d Mike Clay Mike Jonas, Mark Stan), Tom Schwarten. defend. In right photo, ther ball is up fo~ grabs. From Defense keys Bears in winover4"roion~ A flurry of sl)( unanswered points midway Wakefield's fJrslllveare: 5·6, 5 10,5·11, S 11, 'opened up a 36'~'2 feild. ~ I, Ihrougtitfi'c third 'quarter, ' . Rath 2, Ben Galvin 1. ' i i. p, Martin ,70,0, '·1 14· through the third quarter held off an at 6·0. ,Needing. a near-mlrtttte finish, the Tro· The Bears were,l-ed b.y a balanced offense Wakefie,ld scaring: Troy"Greve 12, CrClig D. Marquardt 24-4'38 leiT1pfed Wakefield rally and led -to a 54--33- jans lUr'~l1d tQ a full court press In 1hc fourth of M!ir!Ln ,!,!I1fll_~:.J.?_ol!Hs'~~9bso~ with 1~ DenHerder 4, __ Mlk_~ _.Murphy' -4. -Tom ,B.-Marquar~t ---~:~:: .~- .';~, Laurel victory Friday night JUST WHEN it appeared Laurel mig~ll • quarter In hopes 01 forcIng some lurnoverlj: and Tim Bloom with roo Dave Marquardh~ Schwarlen 2, Scoff Greve---z; Wes Greve'2, M; Pellierick : The Bears, backed by their trademark run away with the game, Wakefield COilc;:l) __1