Wednesday, december 3, 1975
page 11
Multi-purpose church to involve ail ages Hibler's trial set
sv Amine Hashes
A new church will provide a day care
center for the young, retirement home for
the elderly and a message for all, according
to Vernon Harms, pastor and contractor
for the Oak Lake Bible church.
The church's main function, he said,
will be to preach the Bible, "but the
church must go one step further by
actually helping people," he said.
An ideal environment for the young and
old to interact will be offered, he said, add
ing that senior citizens in the retirement
home will often be entertained by songs
and stories of the children from the day
care center.
The church will be at First and Fair
field streets in northwest Lincoln, an ares
which Harms said greatly needs these ser
vices. Four units
Oak Lake Bible Church will have four
units that Harms said ho
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completed in less than eight years.
According to Harms, unit one, to be
finished next fall, will be a large two-tory
classroom complex divisible by folding
doors Unit two will be a gym that will
double as a sanctuary and unit three will be
classrooms surrounding the gym. Adjunct
to the main building will be unit four, the
retirement home.
Harms said he got the idea of a multi
purpose church several years ago when Jie
was taking a child to a day care center and
discovered Lincoln's need for day care cen
ters. At that time Harms was contractor for
Holmes Park Bible Church where a snow
storm had halted construction. .
Day care plans adapted
'The plans were adapted during the de
lay and now Holmes Park Bible Church has
a federally, state and city licensed day care
center for 70 to 80 children," he said.
"We want to stress the family as a unit,"
he said.
Another proposal by Harms will involve
UNL foreign students in the church. He
said often thousands of dollars are spent
sending missionaries overseas when people
could be instructed as missionaries in this
country and become missionaries when
they return to their homelands.
Harms said he will pay the church's
architectural designer by giving him flying
lessons and Richard Reeves, who is in the
process of completing the basic drawings,
will "swap services."
Speaker to discuss RFK shooting
New evidence about the Robert
Kennedy assassination,' never before re
leased to the public, will be presented by
Jeff Cohen from the Assassination Infor
mation Bureau when he speaks at the Ne
braska Union Ballroom Thursday at 8 pjn.
A writer and lecturer, Cohen has spent
two years investigating political assassina
tions and domestic espionage.
His research has focused on connections
between Watergate and the JKF assassina
tion. Cohen suggests that Martin Luther
King assassin James Earl Ray was framed
to cover the real assassins, former CIA em
ployes." He believes that Lee Harvey Oswald
was framed for the same reason.
The home movie taken in Dallas by
Abraham Zapruder at the time of the John
Kennedy assassination will be shown.
Cohen will tape a program on these as
sassinations which will be aired next month
on the public cable television channel.
Union interviews scheduled
. Interviews for the 1976
Nebraska Union Program
Council (UPC) are sched
uled for Saturday in the
Union. Application forms
are available in Union 115;
anniicants must return
forms and sign up for a IS
minute interview by noon,
Friday.
Interested students may
apply for the three members-at-large
which will elect UPC
officers, secretary, chairper
sons for Art Lending li
brary, Black Activities,
Coffeehouse, Concerts, Con
temporary Arts, " Foreign
Film Series, Hostessing, Hu
man Potentials, Jazz and
Java, Model United Nations,
Record Lending Library,
Talks and Topics, Visual
Arts and Walpurgisnacht.
Applicants may indicate
first, second and third po
sition choices. Interviews
will be conducted by three
of the Nebraska Union Ad
visory Board and four to six
outgoing UPC members.
According to Union Pro
gram Council Bylaws, "The
new UPC members shall
take office during the first
week of February. During
January, new members shall
attend all UPC meetings in a
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non-voting capacity, partici
pate in orientation activities,
and assist the outgoing coun
cil with any program
planned during that period."
Further information is
available in Union 115.
UNL Endish Professor David Hibler
pleaded innocent in Lincoln Municipal
Court Monday, to charges that he allowed
three goats to graze in Wilderness Park.
Hibler's trial date is set for Dec. 22.
Hibler originally refused to appear in
court and an arrest warrant was issued Nov.
3. Hibler would have been arrested, but he
agreed to appear in court.
He said that Park Ranger Don Jenkins,
who issued the citation, had no authority
to arrest him on his own property for a
non-criminal act committed by goats that
were not his and that the action is a result
of a civil dispute between himself and
Jenkins.
Hibler said a horse belonging to Jenkins
damaged his fence.
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