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Live Entertainment Nigutly: Coachman. 10tf At the Lutheran-Treatment: Mrs. Deward Cummings, Marysville, Charles R. Larison, Nelson, At the Mennonite--Admitted: Miss Clara Marren; Elmer Affholder, Oketo, Kan. Dismissed: Mrs.
Steven Knowles and baby; Mrs. Catherine Noffsinger; Miss Joyce Watson, Wymore; Mrs. Richard Haddix and baby. The 'children of Mr. Mrs.
Ira Weishahn, Beatrice, are holding open house for their parents 45th anniversary Feb. 3, p.m., St. Paul Lutheran Church basem*nt, 10th High, Beatrice. No gifts please. 30 Written excuse still necessarv Beatrice Junior High School students must bring a written excuse from their parents if they miss school because of the flu or other reasons.
Senior high students may have their parents phone in their absence in the morning, according to Senior High Assistant Principal David Clough. However, Junior High students must have a written excuse for absences, according to Junior High officials. Studded tire ban like 'new money' OMAHA, Neb. (AP)-Terrance Pesek, Omaha public works director, said Tuesday studded 'snow tires "very conservatively, costing resurfacing are, mil- a year." He told the Omaha City Council that if studded snow tires were banned, "it would be like $3 million of new money coming in." The extra million dollars would result because there would be fewer chuckholes and lower cost to repaint markers. And, he said, the streets would be safer because water would run off instead of collecting in the grooves, and the surface would have more skid resistance.
A bill banning studded snow tires statewide will come before the Legislature's Miscellaneous Subjects Committee Thursday for public hearing. Midshippersons Five young women work on the deck of are the ship's first women cadets and joined California's maritime training ship Golden 237 midshipmen on an voyage. Bear docked in Long Beach, Calif. The girls (AP Wirephoto) if 'Exorcist' LOS ANGELES (AP) "The Exorcist," a screen portrayal of Satan's deeds which is luring widespread attention from U.S.| moviegoers, has critical acclaim from foreign critics. that the selection of Exorcist' will inspire a new devil theory to account for it," said William Peter Blatty, author of the book on which the movie is based.
Blatty spoke from the stage after "The Exorcist," which is about teen-age girl's fight with Satan, took Golden Globe Awards for best movie, best screenplay, best director and best supporting actress for 1973. Saturday's judging, which precedes the annual Academy Awards and includes television as well as movies, was conducted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, whose members are correspondents for newspapers in 50 foreign nations. The young star, Linda Blair, hid her face and sobbed uncontrollably as she accepted the award as best supporting actress for her role as the bewitched child. Al Pacino, who played the honest cop "Serpico" in a movie based a former New York on, City policeman, won the award for best dramatic actor. Marsha Mason, the poolshoot- 'Exorcist' luring attention ing prostitute in the "Cinderella Liberty," won the award for best dramatic actress.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson were named best actor. and actress in the musical and comedy movie category. They appeared in "A Touch of Class." MINOR ACCIDENT Minor damage occurred Tuesday afternoon when an unidentified vehicle struck a parked station wagon belonging to Beach Construction, 114 Grant St. The mishap occurred in a lot in the 500 block on South 6th Street. Sun Want Ads Bring Results! Births Births Schmidt An 8 lb.
1 oz. daughter was born at the Mennonite Hospital Jan. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt of Jansen.
Mrs. Schmidt is the former Marjorie Nommensen. GOODI Ellis BETTER! BESTI CHILE "American Graffiti," a night on the town with a high school class of 1962 with background disc jockey commentary by Wolfman Jack, took the award for best comedy or musical movie. James Stewart was named best television dramatic actor for his series "Hawkins." "The Waltons" was chosen best overall television series. The award for best television comedy series went to "All in the Family," and its co-star Jean Stapleton shared best comedy actress billing with Cher Bono of the "Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour." Klugman of "The Odd Couple" was selected best television comedy actor.
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The banquet was sponsored by the National Honor Society. Dr. Ward Sybouts, chairman of the Department of Secondary Education at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, gave the address and Ron Eltiste, National Honor Society sponsor, recognized the Honor Society members. Principal Thomas Barrett and Loren Thoman, president of the Board of Education, presented the awards to the students who made both the second and first semester honor rolls. The students received awards for the excellent honor roll were: seniors Patti Hall, Shari Rutan, Kris Sillman, Carol Smith, Janet Sullivan, and Laurie Wheelock; juniors Eydie Aden, Randy Pence, Denise Schlake, Deborah Warren, and Rhondi Yockel; sophom*ores Debbi Cooper, Rolana Cozine, Alan Edwards, Kim Martin, Becky Percell, Russell Powell, Michele.
Schmidt, Gary Trump, John Warren; and freshmen Kenton Colgrove, Brian Jones, and Kendall Moore. The students who made the superior honor roll were: Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, Jan. 30, 1974 13 Dr. H. G.
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1, at Eagles Hall, 11 So. 8th Street. program, "Notes from our Museum" will bo presented by Miss Zoa Worden. Hostesses are Clara Henrichs and Mrs. Ed Kunc.
All persons 55 and over are welcome. Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel Dignified Personal Service Diller Citizens Diller Senior Citizens will meet Friday, Feb. 1, for a pot-luck dinner 'at 12 noon in the American Legion Hall. Bring own table service and white elephant for game prize. Anyone in the community is welcome.
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The couple requests no gifts, please. Live Entertainment Nightly: Coachman. 10t Prenatal Classes Prenatal classes will be held Feb. 4, 11, and 18 in the LentzRoom of the Lutheran Hospital from 7:30 to 9 p.m. There is no charge for the classes.
Live Entertainment Nightly: Coachman. 10tf Mort-Tamy Dance Kenny Knowles will provide music for the Mort-Tamy dance Saturday, Feb. 2 at 9 p.m. at the Elk's Antler Lounge. Members and guests welcome.
Plaza Beauty Salon now open for business, 1823 Ella. Call Betty Bartlett, 228-3169 or 228- 2653. 29-31 Ground Hog Feed The annual Ground Hog Pancake Feed at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Bremen, will be held Sunday, Feb. 3 with serving beginning at 5:30 p.m. Live Entertainment Nightly: Coachman.
10tf Dean's List Miss Ann Heitbrink of Firth was named to the Dean's List at Northwestern for the first semester of the 1973-74 academic year. Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heitbrink of Firth and the granddaughter of Mrs. Maggie Van Engen of Adams.
Live Entertainment Nightly: Coachman. 10tf Prayer and Praise Prayer and Praise will be held Friday, Feb. 1, at the Dewey Geistlinger home, DeWitt, beginning at 8 p.m. The second teaching tape, "Knowledge, Wisdom and Faith," by Oral Roberts will be heard. Academic Honor David Pittman of Adams, a senior at Nebraska Wesleyan University, is one of 60 students named to the Dean's List for the first semester.
Story Hostory The pre-school children's Hour will be held Friday from 10 to 10:45 a.m. in the Children's Room of the Beatrice Public Library. Soup Supper The ALC-Men of Zion Lutheran Church, rural will have a soup Sunday, Feb. 3, with serving from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. There will be free entertainment and a free-will offering will be received to go for charity.
Save Drapery Cleaning, now through February. Leo Soukup Cleaners Launderers. South 6th at Scott. 29-30 Royal Neighbors Royal Neighbors, Camp 40 will meet Thursday, Jan. 31, at 2 p.m.
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