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Page A2 Fremont Tribune Thursday, March 13, 1986 CALENDAR WEATHER OBITUARIES Cok3-Occluded Stationary given to the churcK or to the Saunders' County Community HospitaL Military gravesite services will be performed by American Legion Post No. 82 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Beaver-Bartek Post No. 4502. Burial will be in Sunrise Cemetery in Wahoo. Today PREPARED NATURAL CHILDBIRTH class, 7:30 p.m.

in meeting toom A at Memorial Hospital of Dodge County. CHARLES AUSTIN, director of tfe Depart- ment of News and Information of the Lutheran Church in America, will speak, 7:30 p.m. in Eppley Auditorium, Swanson Hall of Science at Midland Lutheran College: His topic is Christians with Media Power: Christian Ethics in Journalism. The lecture is free and open to the public, L11- Friday AL-ANON meeting, 9:30 a.m. and p.m.

at 136 N. Main St. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS T.G.I.F., 5:30 p.m. at Capri Restaurant and Lounge. FREMONT FIRST GARDEN CLUB meeting, 1:15 p.m.

in the conference room at the John S. and Marie S. Anderson Complex at Midland Lutheran College. Saturday Showers Flurries High Temperatures Wayne Thege WAHOO Funeral services for Wayne Thege, 64, of Wahoo, will be 10:30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Wahoo.

Mr. Thege died Wednesday of a heart attack at Saunders County Community Hospital in Wahoo. He was born Dec. 20, 1921, in" Malmo and was a lifetime resident of the Wahoo area. He was the owner of Thege Real Estate in Wahoo.

Mr. Thege was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Masonic Lodge No. 59 A.F. A.M., Order of Eastern Star Stella Chapter No. 57, Veterans of Foreign Wars Beaver-Bartek Post No.

4502, American Legion Post No. 82 and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He married Donna Johnson of Wahoo April 9, 1950, in Wahoo.

She survives. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Tim (Barbara) Shanahan of Wahoo; two brothers, Loane (Chuck) Thege of Wahoo and Dallas Thege of Sanona, and a sister, Mrs. Merlin (Donna) Hall of Fremont. The Rev.

Burton A. Knudsen will officiate Saturdays service; Visitation will be 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday at Ericson-Hult-Pruss Funeral Home in Wahoo and 9 a.m. until service time Saturday at the church. Memorials may be Is this winter or what? Flurries are forecast for parts of Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Montana, North and South Dakota and Idaho.

Showers are expected in a band from Montana south to Utah and Colorado and for parts of Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Florida. Rain is predicted from Missouri northeast to Michigan and from South Carolina north to Maine. STORYTIME 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. at Keene Memorial Library. Stories are about fairy tales.

FREMONT BREAKFAST OPTIMIST CLUB meeting, 7:30 a.m. at Shada's Family Restaurant. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS 7:30 p.m. make Easter favors for care center, 630 W. Eighth St.

Call Delores at 721-3687 for details. 8TARLIQHTERS SQUARE DANCE Club "Graduation Dance, 8 p.m. in the ballroom above the Coast to Coast Store. Harold Bausch is caller. Local temperatures Unofficial weather data for downtown Fremont (Courtesy Ca Division of the Fremont Department of Utilities) 1 p.m midnight 33 Sunset today 6:28 p.m.; sunrise Friday 6:38 a.m.; sunset Friday 6:29 p.m.

Precipitation total for the year: 2.83 of an inch. Normal precipitation total for this date is 2.15 of an inch. Fremont had .46 inches of precipitation Wednesday night. Local forecast Tonight, cloudy with a few flurries. Low in the upper 20s.

Wind northwest 5 to 15 mph. Friday, mostly cloudy. High around 40. Extended forecast Saturday through Monday: mainly dry. Highs from the upper 30s to mid-40s Saturday, warming to the upper 40s to mid-50s by Monday.

Lows from the upper teens to mid-20s west and in the 20s to around 30 east. State forecast Cloudy in the east tonight with a slight chance of light snow in the northeast. Decreasing cloudiness in the west. Lows in the 20s. Partly sunny in the west Friday.

State temperatures Previous days high temperature. Overnight low as of 6 or 7 a.m. CST today. Precipitation last Sunday FILM SERIES BY JAMES DOBSON, 7 p.m. at the Fremont Evangelical Free Church.

This is the fifth in six-week series of films called Turn Your Heart Toward Home. This weeks film is "Overcoming a Painful Childhood. Nursery is available. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS visit Morrell Hall, noon in Lincoln. Meet at Fourth St.

and Park Ave. Bring a child and plan to eat afterward. Parents also will gather at 7 p.m. atTruck Haven. Alma J.

Zieg SCRIBNER Alma J. Zieg, 88, of Scribner, died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Center in Scribner. Mrs. Zieg was born June 3, 1897, in Surprise. She was a member of St.

Peters Lutheran Church in Scribner and an honorary member of the Ladies Aid. Alma Hinze married Henry Zieg on Nov. 1, 1916, in Thayer. He died May 13, 1972. Survivors include five sons, Carl of Marshall, Ed of Omaha, and Alfred, Virgil and Earl, all of Scribner; three daughters, Alma Craig of Arvada, Helen Powers of Omaha and Vera Benne of West Point; 28 grandchildren, 45 greatgrandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Peters Lutheran Church in Scribner. The Rev. Donald Brunner wll officiate.

Visitation will be 3-9 p.m. Friday at Spear-Johnson Funeral Home in Scribner. Burial will be in the Scribner cemetery. agreed to let his staff observe the autopsies. Autopsies could help determine if the astronautwere burned to death, poisoned by fumes, died from sudden loss of cabin pressure, were killed by Joying debris or impact with the water, or drowned.

ft The cause of death, if kimwn, could aid the investigation. Out of deference to the families, the National Aeronaut8 ,4 h' to be SO an tix.C debris 1Mld -i liC uliu UvwUl debri w- recovered by Monday National temperatures Temperatures indicate previous days high and HI Lo Prc Otlk Albaay 40 Albuquerque 56 Amarillo 59 Anchorage 34 Asheville 55 Atlanta AtlanticCity 43 Austin Baltimore 45 Billings 51 Birmingham 82 Bismarck 44 Boise 52 Boston 43 Brownsville 83 Buffalo Burlington, Vt 35 Casper 49 Charleston. 64 Charleston.W.V. Charlotte 66 Cheyenne 42 39 Cincinnati 61 Cleveland 37 Columbia.S.C Columbus.Oh 48 Concord.N.H 44 Dallas-FtWorth Dayton 50 47 DesMoines 38 36 filuth BlPaso Evansville 65 ifcirbanks J'Rrgo Divers recover Associated Press overnight low to 7 a.m. CST.

52 56 .06 57 1.02 38 .19 56 1.18 74 36 34 .40 33 .18 58 1.36 54 .74 36 .09 44 31 41 32 69 39 45 38 27 46 35 47 30 33 43 50 49 70 35 46 53 53 73 29 38 48 31 32 33 39 46 40 40 cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy sn cdy cdy rn cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy rn cdy rn 88 Napi 4 Ocaia. FI. Low till, morning -'j ji-'V Hifb Wednesday afternoon 91 fit Naples Oqala. Fla. Low this morning 'L PATHFINDER BARBERSHOP CHORUS, 7:30 p.m.

at the Presbyterian Church PLATTE VALLEY KENNEL club conformation and handling classes, 7 p.m. at Christensen Fieldhouse. AL-ANON meeting, 1:30 p.m. at136N. Main St.

ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS meeting, 7:30 p.m., in basement of the Presbyterian Church. BREAKFAST TOASTMASTERS meeting, 7 a.m. at Shada's family Restaurant. TALLY HO TOASTMASTERS meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Shada's Family Restaurant.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES meeting, 4:30 p.m. at Memorial Hospital of Dodge County. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS executive meeting, 8 p.m. at the Capri. Restaurant.

-BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL Women's Club meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Holiday Lodge. KEENE MEMORIAL LIBRARY board meeting, 7 p.m. in the board room on the second floor of the library. fop COTTONWOOD QUILTERS meting, 7:30 p.mi at the PresbyteRan-Churdis in Waterloo.

Ainsworth Alliance Beatrice Broken Bow Chadron Columbus Cozad Falls City Grand IslAd Hastings! Imperial erney Ord SottWuff 41 I1 cdf Valentin. .38 kmh .1 i iiiili. i RECORDS: T7 Warranty deeds Irene M. Mehaffey to Ronald J. Mehaffey Trustee: lot 2, block 30, North Bend, $1, tax exempt.

Ronald J. Mehaffey Trustee to Ronald J. Mehaffey: lot 2, block 30, North Bend, SI. tax exempt. Daniel W.

Werkmeister and Mary Lou Werkmeister to Russell M. Taylor and Loraine E. Taylor, joint tenants: lot 1, block 3, Seven Acres subdivision, Fremont, $55,000. First National Bank and Trust, Fremont, representative of the estate of Rudolph to Erin Rancho Motels lot 3, block 84, Fremont, with E.J15. Christensen, surviving widow E.

Christensen, and Dorothy surviving widow of Sheldon to David J. Benes and wife, wros: part SE SE section 21- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Divers have recovered unused spacesuits and parts of Challengers flight deck, and crews are working to retrieve what they believe is rocket booster suspected of causing the shuttle explosion. The recover Preserver steaf nighf ip uss irijo port 4 running remains of 'the suits rsonal ef-or debris, ZZDOi lights; carrying jr Chall-'r ast' add an fects sources strati r. 1 ts -hi cM tiithe11 oce a loor "Vy9 spokeswoman r7 Burnette said it might b8H short day because of a forecast of building winds and possible thunderstorms in the afternoon.

Also aboard ship, the sources said, were sections of the flight deck where four of the seven astronauts rode. The Preserver docked at the Navys Trident submarine dock, a secure area across a channel away from the public. The ship had not been expected to return until today. It was believed the remains were taken to a hospital at nearby Patrick Air Force Base, where other body parts were taken after recovery Saturday. There was a possibility they 1 could have been taken to the Brevard County medical lab because the medical examiner had complained that NASA was violating state law by taking the remains to the Air Force base.

A compromise was reached Wednesday after NASA had eight con I 1 werenlarT'i 7 sXt'j Preservers divers from adepts of 100 feet, 18 trifles northeast of! the launch pad from which the shuttle, lifted off Jan. 28, the sources said. About 14 miles north of that site, the four-man submarine Johnson Sea-Link 2 located a 4-by-5-foot chunk of whats believed to be the wreckage of the right solid rocket booster, said Navy Lt. Cmdr. Deborah Burnette.

The piece weighs up to 500 pounds and is believed to contain propellant and part of the external tank attachment ring, she said; 1 CORRECTION I 11 1 -4' 1 1 the Fremont Trihme wants to correct all errors in stories. If you have an error to report, call city editor Susan S. Russell, 721-5000, to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Kiihne ancf sopot Cedar Bluffs.

Births Mr. and sXTn Haseman of HoSpSr, a daughter born today. Soup Sweets City Auditorium Saturday, March 15 11:00 A.M.-1:30P.M. $2.00 Donation Sponsored by Altrusa Club Proceeds will go to youth projects Still and television photos were taken of the booster part and brought ashore Wednesday night. Recovery of the segment could take several days because of its 600-foot depth and strong underwater currents, officials said.

Some officials have said the precise cause of the explosion 18, 31,345. might never be known unless the booster segment was recovered. Chief suspects are a pair of firings deigned to prevent hot gases from escaping through the joint. personal Isabelle M. part Vi alley adj.on Clarice I.

of Curtis Christensen, Christensen, joint tenants Bernita I. Nimerichter, Capps: to undivided with life int. Mary C. and wife, alls roif.C. 'OP KanaaaClty 4 St Jl ctjJ LaaVea i.n i i 'jj'nfi, iwi Hk NW and SE NW sectiah 21-18-8 ubject to easements, $1 and othey'dollars.

Kenneth Christensen and wife to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1 and other dollars. Clarice Christensen, personal representative of the estate of Curtis Christensen, deceased, to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements and other dollars. Clarice Christensen to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1 and other dollars. DAILY REPORT Police Marilyn A. Brockmeier, Nor-folk, the it 3225 9 Maxwell stole shed between 5:30 loss George vehicle Siems, 8:00 Friday 7:00 9x15 inTUI r' Buhl to Carl D.

Buhl, Mary Lou Joyce Ann Lewis and Carol each an undivided Vi interest in Vi interest SW section 22-17-9 to grantor, $1 tax exempt. Anderson to Frank G. Williams joint tenants: NW SW section 29-17-9, $180. Philip Christensen to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1, $187.50. Deborah Scanlon and husband to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1 and other dollars.

Craig Christensen and wife to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1 and other dollars. Clark Christensen to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1 and other dollars. Valerie Bluthardt and husband to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1 and other dollars. Chelley Christensen to Duane Brand: Vi NW and SE NW section 21-18-8 subject to easements, $1. Nytha Glass and husband to Duane Meadowbrook Estates Lot 44.

reported someone bent CB antenna on her vehicle while was parked at Sapp Bros. 77, N. Broad at approximately p.m. Wednesday. Estimated damage $25.

John C. Ferguson, 1715 N. reported someone several items from a storage at his residence, sometime 4 p.m. Saturday and Tuesday. Estimated $396.

Sheriff Platte Township, Meadowbrook Estates, unknown time Wednesday; a vehicle driven by A. Potter, 32, Meadowbrook Estates Lot 13, hit a parked owned by Cynthia Kremlin extends nuclear test ban Y.divdt Sythe13th reply quoted the Soviet leader as saying, The Soviet Union shall conduct nuclear explosions after March 31 either until the carries out its first nuclear explosion. -SR- ((docpPhw- iSD HELD OVER! Just when, you think youve found the right guy. someone even worse comes along. MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union will continue its unilateral moratorium on nuclear testing until the United States conducts a test of its own, Kremlin leader Mikhail S.

Gorbachev said in a statement released today. The moratorium, imposed in August, was due to expire March 31. In a message to the leaders of six nations, Gorbachev repeated his willingness to allow on-site inspections by U.S. observers if Washington suspects the Soviets have violated their promise not to conduct nuclear tests. The official Soviet news agency Tass said the test ban extension and Gorbachevs comments on verification were contained in his reply to a joint message from the leaders of Argentina, India, Mex-io, Tanzania.

Sweden and Greece. Tass previously reported that Gorbachevs reply was giveft Wednesday to Argentine Ambassador Saturnino Brav full text of the reply was i Je public until today, Gofbachev announced the. Soviet test moratorium Augl 6, 1985, to continue through December. On Jan. 15, he extended the moratorium to March 31, and again urged Washington to join it.

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