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121FinedA warre ('Olmty Court .Judge r,,u·

vema I.:' Hilton finN! twclvc·lndl· v1dualr a total of $3351 In thf'O tilre(' dllY period of Mar. .'i,

f1, 7.}TotIll ('of/hi 1.IRO paid by the tw lYe amounted to $fi.'i.

Ill' niH MUrfmy and !Janl,'\ (irosfol~ botll of ,Norf~Il\. were each fined $100 and (,(~Ht" of $5 on n~harg(' of a minor helng In JJOSfI(' ilion of llleohollt· liquor, city lice. cnmPk1.inantH.

Pa.~lng $1 n fln(,1l (~nd court {'ORIN' of $!J (>8eh for fl/lYlng cx

Plrl'dr!cl'n.s(. platl'fI wE'r(' {'harles ! rt(>I", Halst!)n; David \1-bf'rH, lonh('('; Michael I. ( 010-110,",. aYTl('; and ~1t>1v('rTl PaRelfl [Xlld I rlne of $1 nand ('ost fI of

$.'i rl~' having- flO '\;(·bra!\kll 11-e<>nf!( philp!!, ('om]lIIllnt~ IJ~ cll,\ polk '.

hI' 111('111 "Alllurd, J ,\Il{'oin, floP(!

.'tl ~I nd ('osis of $!I, "Pt'edlng. n. Ik pp, hl;.:hway PHtrol.

]'I )OllIS \\ugoer, ,\rcihl'r, Il:ild $1() a~ld. (·ost.'! of $.'), 11!('gul parkhll:, J.1tl' pol1c{', complaInant.

\l;i)'vln (,f'!ndvold, I r('mont, fir1("(.'t.$.1 n iUld ('ost fl of $,~, fll}(>('dlng, 'itv polin', (,oll1ptI~lnaot.

J I ma~ I 1'(' r '1011 , II In'lolde, f!nl>d $lrl 'and ('nH!fI nf $c), (lvedln$' rnrh/ng, cttl polk,., ('0011'1:1111-

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l Vlvood \/IJIlP<;OIl, \\ak(>fI('ld. fhH'~ $:I:i and ('Oflt'! of $~, r'('('k-

:::~~J,,~~~vll1g, (. I ran'flSefl. )'Ia

\l~lvprn I~H';l'I<;, Wayn(', rlnNl $10 land co<;ts I)f $:;, (lv('rllm('

par,lillll-:' dh ,POl k(' , complainant. 1\ PIl (. I\rllst', 1'1 Ij.l'('r , rlnC'd

$1 () \nd costs of $:;, Illl1'gal parkIng, ('\11 polk(', comnlalnant.

AI+s! No Winner;

Re~erve Pot Starts I\i,~\n{' ('h<lm!~'r of (om

m('tj('("~ w[,l'llll drl1wlng ha ...

relic ht'd II piatC'dll -- till' ('asll ,,1,g)11 draw!ng WU:-- IVOI"tll :j;.tno ,nlltl'.'Idal nl,gll! and !11(' person wilrifi{' name wa~ (·alle·d (WI not stt'!f forth to collt>(·[ I ill' rilech frotll til{' ( 1It1 mber.

~ ]'('Sl'!'Vl' pot will nOl~ start

blilldlng liP and Pilch rhllr<;da~ fro n 1101'.' Oil (11(' drawing w!ll Lx> \'Iot-Ih $400 \IntO '>orne shopper w'n{~ (\1(' pr\u" I Ift,1 dollar,,> will $(' '\dded to I Ill' !'{"'i('l"\'e pot paeh WP II lmtll Ih('r(' I~ a winner or unt I It ;lIHO l'('arhes a total of $4(10. If II,.I! trnllh('ly thing wen" to ,happen, a tll!rd l'l's('rve pot" wO~lld bpg-tn.

~'ot prest'nt to acc('pt the (a'ii1 NlJtht r!lN'k Tllursda.\ t'vpning at tll[" R p,m, dr,lI,<lng W,IS \1rs. ;"'1orrls V. ,lenldns of.WUyrll',

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Pqstmaster at I

Corroll to Hel11

. P(II~~II'~::!~~o~J Jletllwlfl('h, ha,~ hee~adVil'l bl' Ivam D. Holland, f;("C etary tti [>nfltmaRtl'r,,' HeR'1 ill Tra tn

('Oflventlon, 1!(>g'lon /'(>n, tlr' h haR been fleleC'tt'd U' ooe 0 tw :-"'ebmskan [lOlItrna!lt l"!i (0, th !'ostmaRters' ('om !ttee, ITh Comm\ttl'(' wUl rna I' plan fo ~

(I,. FI"ht"l'n'tma,'. " """j=a~ '\ rainIng {onvt'ntlon (,h'~IlI~tf I)(~ held In \111r('lI, 19 n. Ihe 'om rnitt{'{' wnl, among (flheT th~ngS, d{'dde OIl a datf' and ]llaC'~ (0' thl' convention,

rl('pr{'sentln~( ~l'b~af>k..'1 0\1 th~ plannlnr. ('ommltt«('i along Iwltl, H"thwlfleh \'1 Ilenrj: l)lIvlr l' l..ouIHv!!!(·. I

[(eglon Ten Includo" ttl(' lat('r ()f '\ebra.'lka, KanMls and )k~~

homa. The pr{''1lder\!s ,If bl's thr('p ~tatl' ('harrter~ of i\aIIOn~~ \~so('latl()n of ~)n<;tnL1 .. !l'~ formed the ('omrn'ttf(' .~('hwtln~ Ill(> two rt'pr(''lent<lth(''1 rll'O rr !'II('[' of the tJn'('(' 'iLl l''o, I

HEAVYWEIGHT PROBLEM: Moving a the Wayne State College art department problem, At 3,400 pounds, it required a cran~ company crew to remove windows and frames Center, II dOlen or so collegll' m"intenanc. men to

~n!i~~:,::a:n~:l:hne k~~!!:i':rt~hll:o~~rs~~h;h~~nu:":O '(at top left in pictur.). The margin for movement ~hat level. The crane boom had to raise less than an !ceiling, and even then, the' kiln's legs menanine floor, But carl~ful ba~ancing

1:~~ces~d7sd ai~ ~~~i;: !~e a k~~ ~t;h ~II~~Q~ toy _ Dr lithe kiln is ready to fire,

on general sprn.'lnt Jlil(> the program for (o!lcl:{"i'i flecond ! onfl'r"lnfe 00

(;enera! Sern.1.ntk'! I r'drll and <-;'1turday, !'v1ar. 14, 15. II ts Ilr. Elwood '\11l1'l"a). pre~ld('n of I\l(' In'Rtltute of ('~'Il('ral "*' Inti(,1; arId fo)'m('i' prof('ss()r al 1]111/' l~lverHIty of I)('nvt'r bdore:pc!lrl"-

IT)~~II; t a I jl,~ al'(' ~(,lIedlll~'d fOl' 10:1~) a.m.l rlda.1 and aLa 4linl1cr that evening.

Th{' ('onference dIrect t, Dr. llo\)('ri (;. Johnson, ha~i i)w!tpcl s~lIdents from eolleg('f,' itl \;e

hraska lind surrotn1ding~' es. \\'a.\lI(' Statl' studenls 111 pre

sent scveral parts of tIt! progTam - one featuring the ('o!1egp b~llet 1'I100I'mbie Ind('nlol\ 'lratlnR n(m-verhal {'ommunkatt It; an

oth('I" !.howln,g by' pUPI "ts Illt' ~('rnaJllk implication" ,f 1'1111-dren'!. literature.

\n exp("rlm{'ntal dram;jtl<LstJlP intrl!,'lilng tItle, "TIle Attack of the Frog People, Plaque, ~1othe-r. and Other Soclal FSS~~la\:'," written ilnd produn"CI b}1 all orgtlnization of Intrlguin name, til{'- \\ayne ~'tate (olle C ,lim Carl 1~lach !loyal Th Mrkal Group and Metal \\orker Union.

\Iso on thE:' pro~ram: a: demonstrallon on general !lemantles b~ \t"rk Uebig, mpmber of North-

eastern Nebraska (,Olle~'er Norfolk', a session or sa ~Itlvit} ttamlng led by Dpan of ,>t~dents J)onald \1erriman; a tal by Dr. Ijaflz Sahra, a native of .. \. ghanlstun now on the \\'sr fa("llty, and a talk bv Prof. .lack r!lhari, president of the l\;ebras state Sppech ,\ssociatlon,

finance Seminar

P\~~~~~~ s,~~J~~~;e sitp of a regional seIT\~~ for school board members~l_ school adm1nistrators and other Intpre:sted people WedrH"sda~' after-

n:oon and evening. " The semInar, on PUb]) school

fl.nandng In \Iebraska, w II begin at 4:30 p,m. and will nd at ~I

p,m. last year's seminarai tilw high

schoo-I,attracted about 5 j:reap1e. Emphasis during IhE:'1rrnlnar

will be placedcmflnanc ~'apltal expenditures, federal f anclng qf school programs an4 school Insurance programs. ,\; SlmJlar

&emlnar Is being held al~illal'd Eilgh School In MUlard. l1he two ~em1nars will COver pea lit living I,b northeastern and ea ~rn:-';e-

~raska.

School Correctio

! It was Incorrectl~ !f1a,ted In

he story about the Q~hlng of

bids for the propost'd~oew St. Mary's ('athoUc Chure I In the last Issue of the paper that the

C. hurch would bebulltto~~northwest of the present ch eh. The schoo'l. if built. would be built nortllwest of the pr sent st, Mary's school building In ~he east end 0( town. '

Kastrup Retl~es From Comp~ny

Egon Kastrup of Wakefileld re-

!~~ cA~~:h ~~~ re~~::= luring Company, QulnoY. lll, He

fid been employed ~. lie com-pany for the past 12 ~.

twoMr~~ed :.:;tt:sJI s.~ !Peters of Wakefield Mrs. b1ck 0100 ol Wayne. " , The Kastrups have t1ved In Wakefield s\nce 1939 d plan to emtlnue Uv\ng the ilor the

present_ .1' I ' , 1 I

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.Ye<lr plan.

the 1, . I pus ,llDle 7-13.:

Winona Pete'rson, da~hter£f Mr. and Mrs.IWalter Peters • Wayne, was ('tinsen as ahl"rna e.

To be q~Lalif(ed to attend Gl~" ~te 1 a girl I must be In' er junlo~ y(oaT of high school d In th¢ ul1Per Ihalf of ~er class scho!4stldally., ~he must have otrt-

:~~~stq:!lt~~ I~~;:;~~;: be In good h~alth and without

pll,Yi'il~al, me~tal or emot~al handlcapSI' ea dfdates for Gtr s' state mtl~t be' Interested In vernment *,d URt have indIca ed an interest attending Girls'

t';tat~1 i _ ,Va~dali~m and' Cat .w' cks in I Police eport , Wa~e1s Ike offlcers w~re

notifted Tues ~ by Karen Ilradee, 821 I\"all 'Y Drive, that she was awaKene and found several toys 'In the kl cf1en of her traUcr house throw In eggs on thefl~C' The pays left F..ach of the f ur bo,vs, accord g to thp poll e, Arlan }'lIis, om Folger, eh lck Sandahl \nd vld Fmn, wer~ to work' four ho rs for the City of Warne, ~s or ered by the jUdge.

()f'OCCljS In pstlgated an autopkkJp ('Gills! n at the Intersectloo of west ' rond and Llnc,oln streets Vrlda morning. De~nls Spangler was driving his 1968 Camero east west Second when struck Iri the left side by a 1~53 Chevrolet pte p driven by ~rvln Donner 0 Winside, who Was going south Lincoln street. Donner atte plted to stop, 'ac

cording to t e police reirt' prior to 1m ct but skidded on snow-covered paverpent.

Short ly aft r noon Friday ~ p0-

lice were inf ['med that the 1 58 station wag owned by A st I..oretlzen of Wayne tad been

the horth sl e of "alrgrbund storm Road when unknown vehicle area. backed Into t left front door.

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\Set for II Ma y Are~IPeople

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Am ng Frat Initiates The national !tnol'ar)' frater

nity hi education, Kappa Delta Pl, h~5 lnltlat~ 5R new mcm~

bc"Jn thp cttlipter at WaYTl{' ~1ate 'ollege. 1111.,.,ey were cho8en for ac demlc ext~l1ence, charac-

: ter d promlB~ as teachers.

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Are people f,mong the Ini-tiates . '

I Cara neck, everly Dale, I KathIe n Eric J:.; on, J~et HeIdrick, Betty Hepburn, David '''Jord"trand, Kat}y Voor)lle~ and I Karen Wills, all r Wayne; F.:rma ; Emmohs and Ita rlet Chrlstlan-

',cn ~. Fm.cs~ Ronl'" llarth, Stant ; Sharon .. pIt, Wakeneld; Verno vlehlln Pendtr; ~m Olson Carroll, d .Judy Peters,

: wlnsl e. 0

i PE .'1 ,to I

packed paca~eI headed west ""

Noted IPianist Fe ture4:t : 1

At :Special P ogra~ , II '

Pianist ~Hscha Dic~ter comes any prepa~orY gestures and )

:.y\\~;~~~r (~I~~~e C~'l::~~ :!k~r wa ' =1~s~:'8: , special pro,gram sehes. His con- proved to be exactly right. '1I'hls

~:~s:y s;~::t~~/~~e ~~~mArt~ gt~,:~d~~S ~r:n~::r:!r.,w~ Center. of a career hlch ha.SnO!:1 Is

still in his early, twenties. In slglt." Dichter has won nu~rous com- Born In hanghal of Ush petitions which earne,. him a na- descent, Ole er ar~tved With tlooal tour last yea,r der man- his parents the lhtted states, agement of S. Huro~ d another settling In s Angeles, where major tour this yeat, ent to school, In-

Arter winning ~~ond In the eluding two me$rs at vQLA, 1966 International Ts¢ha.lkowsky and played lttl the Los Angeles Competition In MoSCOw, Dichter Phllharmonle •. ' The ooted plano

:In: la::J:8~c~e~~:1:le: ='::i ~ the~~~ Chicago Dally News writer com- him to at the JuUl!Jard mented: "D1ehter's p:Jwerful and' Sc~l of M c In New York. neet fingers stlnmlated stravinsky's orchestral ~orJtles In wave after wave of 80lIld almost too massive to be co~ from two hands.'~ ,

A Wasbtngton star c.-ute wrote, "You could 'ahmBt feet the house

sit bolt upr\gl!t- !letwltbotlt 1:1

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'1"t' I'dill}f;rll dl',,(/rtll1~'" ~I (I flt'rl:l)! ",'11.1 ofrrr IS 1m IIII/lfJrlrllll (11'/'f,*II//(·lnl. Nflf-

11/(1/1 , it 1.1 /JI/f" /If'rSf,,,'J ~J/I"~lOn Ilf /,)ptH thai IOlllllk" //lOll o/th,. rt,(/(b·rr.: . I •

.H'(I/,I~ 'f:llt~::"(I;~;;:)~" 11,1/4:1' b';.r,~/;:~~Z~.l~'td:~:,

10 ,..hll'. Frolll 'his IN/fir lJII'o 4ri/~r shpu/I' })t' rI~/(' I~ fJlt'l (j dWf pil1Urt. rl ;~"/J()rtafJt /(Jpll"r' !

IIUI)' n~t (19'1'1' with fin /'l/itIJria/ Iml 1/ ,'fJU r/(lll ,h, ,.,/'I(lfllll find givt' 1t'r

,',/0 II,olll/ltl I I,' Wh,"lt diuIIJud you ! h"t.,- (I(linl'll. } 011. Ills (/ ~rlldfr, JUlVr givl'rl !

,tI,tfut Ih"ugh I fin Imporlant, /J,ob(~m (l1Id Ih'r' U'"/~r i, p Qud "0 htl'lJe caV/~d )'pur

('111'"1;1),, "1 (/11 i,n oruml lUb,N' 'hili )Iou lrIay hl/vl' o(irrl o~e •

Criticism Justified? ~veral rumOtFl have \)een I go~ al?out the boy Was bra ht ~to the hpspltal:

~::n&a~:nc~~~~ rt~~en~;ld~rtw~fchth: :~I F~ Rea~t~/O;O_ r ~~ e :Jtl:~~ :bo~f~~:~:e tiC

fell !~nd Injured his back. : ' too ~ong and th , pooJle responslhle admit II •

i"fost of thc rumor:s aife JJRt t1hat. rumors. They also feel t this was one of toose \flUS ,

TheYI would have you belteve the boy had broken alnmdb~~,Ian~t~ew~~on 'Jedvn t·yt,Jta,lnrt", "taJ,"". epon~c.att.:f~./i

hl'l I~('k. had been run do~ by, a efr or that tile u '- ... aml~jL1.nCe driver took hIs own' goOd time about reac1ied Imm !.at ). etc, I mak g tlie "!lOrt nm (rom th~ hqspltal to the Arter talk Uh tt~8e lnvolved, we feel t scll I. nl/t mORt or them are tfr,fotlnded and, as nob04y can be 18 ed for the unfortLmatc lneld 't WI lUll! , are !){'ing Jltlssed' on by people wllP rellflli If anptllOdy fees d ,ferently, they should meet w~ I gORS)1 but an' too la7Y to dlT: out the trutl, eon- thosQ people d et the farts of the rase befq ~ ('('~~nf{a ('('rlaln In(,-jd(>nt. , passing Jlldgm nt.d~rlngthelrmon}lngcorreebrea ~

at t':~ I:c~~~(' l~:~i~; t~~'ij~\~t)~~ln~Cln:~sn~ft:~r!~: 'lkJwever , IWf'tlll tef:ommend the rollo J: Inltl~li call waR lmd(>. Hut tllo' people involveo The leity cOlmt l hould I movl' faster In its pi

In t1)e ctt.v-<·()ll!lt.~ nmhillanc(], service In operation !l~al~:ded~~~n~t~: w~~:~~ tt;:;~:I~~.;:~ !~estp~~ lr1 Wavn(' ff'{'l tlirr(' W{'re' 1IdeQ,wlt(' reasons for f.ll{' h;~~ d{'la:> , , of a, vehicle (lhlR (> ('oflt over !\It (l,nOO) we wo I

If{'l'(' Ifl tllelr ~tOl'.\: Tile '.Imbldance was sum- not want to a flurtle It would st.-1.r( In tile mid I moqt>d by 'il'1,001 alltllor!tl('!I. When It. failed to start of tHe n!gllt du Ing C of oor cold winters. an ~t({'mpt wall made to pllt tofu ~J!le the !:.e.ck-up We also' rec 'mm('nd that tllofle concern' . aml.danc!' of Illp cl1.\ police d~plirlment. There with the ope atl ' of the ambulance consld was it 'ihort dl"\;IY herore tllp [Kllkl('man on duty whether It should :be starto<! each day to rna til You folks have got It

;';'~~I~~ l~).;J~I~:~C:~d;lt;~;~~~:~(>~tr~~! 171~e :e~~~= ;l~~Jli:~t'~)~n :~l~n ~~c~~~~:~~~'~'~I:l:ew::ta~~~ ~\ n:;l~ an~ w!tli an ('ll't'trkal starter and while tl1111 was Pllbl~c ('dtlels • 'oople t1lOugtrt It was a wa~ ~ \ "please, gotl)/-,; on the 1I0spltRI radioed the !:'Otrnty sheriff of money and hat the driver lll.ed It for hIs ~ ~ and:the eollegl' po II ('{' , Whel'1 tile f1mbll1..ance stilI sOIl~l convenle cc. This Is a decision wlllch thO $ I I"ve worked about n:,rl!I.'1pd to start a lwrson wits fiNlt to 11 mortuary who I know the 1mb lance best will have to mak. on this. Well, my and' Its amlJll1iince was put Into liSt. and the child If they feel It wou 0 be I){>tter to operate It dan!, OOtherlng me so I'm Will'I tak('ll to th(' hJ)<'pital. then they certhlnl Ilho~lid not be afraid of' w~ t cloRe. Take It easy and

Tlnm .. f'r:ql~t'd 'I'om fh(' Initial earl lmtll the it f(,.~ critics are ling to sa)., about them. ~ ~I, I.. you all,

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rld'i wrell we salute thE' 1:00 (;Irl S(,olrts In Today, Glr S{" uts to and arOlmdeconomicaI , \\aYl1e and till' (,lrl Seouts of !he t· .. ..., .. \. on their depdved area, th Inner ctty and rural, a Eli

.Iu!iettl' I ~)\\ ;O'l'IVL'd home II} savannah from WorK in R'hetto In riot dtles. They bring Scout $ !')1i~lalld and, bn'atld£'ss wltll cl(citenlPnt, told a to Indln.n rese va Ions. 11m} offE'1' the stabil .':i"

('olll!lln. "I'v£' J;ot somet/llng fot, the g-Irls of S,1- of frl£'lldRhtp th Ol II (!'Oops who welcome the chtl~

::~~'rw;'I~l~ol;:ll~ It: :~I:~{"~~' 1~:I:!I,I, of th9 world, ::;i C~~T1I:~ 1\ I~r~:f~· ;~r:a~~o~~~t:;;:b~: . rOlla.\'. two \\or!d Wars. a J\orean ('onfllct In tlhe com'lll' ,f tlls work, girls from Inner cUln

;u1c1i a \ Il'tnarn Involvement ~lt{lr, "Roml'thlnR' for ~llburban and Ijura troops team how to get alO~ Ill(' girl .. " has b('come iI pcqwnaJ ('ommltmcnt on wIth the pow{'t s ructl!re Of a commlmity - t til(' parI (or O1or(' than thr{'i1' million .vol.l1lJ':~ers ,I pollildan the ~)ro l'S81onal fT\<1II and the busine .'I"

:~;':;':~,'~it;:X;~(:;ji~; (:rrJ;~~':rt~~?~~!,:l~~:;~ '.j;. Z.J~,;~;t:: :'~~.2.,~:'-ii~~~~~:,~)~~~~~;~af! ~tll<1ly (In' rt')lOli of the "at tonal AdvIsor) COtll- >I[I(T('cdlng wiler{' j~lil'rs fall.

~!.~;~'(~~"\ Ol~a~\'h';~sl~:~~;o~~:Ol;l~d tl~; A~:~[~'::'~~~ me~t~~v~~t~~,t: ~~~1~~t!~:~:1:'. glrl~. on your aCh~e ~ ~':;~~~~"fetl~aro to the

prOf:T,tnl "tile creation of '(\ true lUllon - a single !lapp), bhihda) th!~ (;11'1 .'>emrt week, and 0 r flodph anct a ~h1!-;ll' \merlrHnlc\entit).''' good wlsh(>~ go II'ltll.IOlllnto tlipfutlll't'. - \frvf\V.!

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-:. •••• .-. ••• I " • I Newspapers or Sn~oze-pa ers?

'\l'wspaperlng Is constantly l:>etng indlctro on a ~rl~ty or ('harge~ ranging from h:.\ylnR' too much power to that of being 80 dull It puts one to 81&>p, beqomlng a sn002{'-paper.

aboUt by tllelr lecrtronlc comiletitors. \Ve belie e tll<1.t if all th(' ew publll'lhlng- technlqu('s and d ..

~1~:1~r:m~::sdl~ :~::r::df~~etl~;~[~~; ~~~ ~ paper business wt~' {'xperlence 1111 lmpre<'eo{'nt d WoMh in th{' n xl. !:,cad{'."

, When tel€'vl:don first swept the nation fTIWl~ selr·f.,iyled sag{'s In th{' field of public commlDltcation were fearful that TV ml.ght prove to be the' newspal)£'rls Armageddon. l'he ]:ast decad€' has pr6ved th!;'m vvrongv People llke neWS, partIcularly hotn'" town n{'ws concernlng activH!{'s involving th~!r famlHt>s.

\ewspaper br ng the local, stat{' and natIon I n(>wS to your f ontl door. ,\ nev. spaper !s portab e

:;t;s b'~~\(ll~andO:~n~r ~:edw~;j~y~~~~~e~:;s Yt~~{' d

A release from th€' "\ebraska Pr{'s!l AsSO<'tatlc+ sttctes that "Th{' newspa)x>r Industry [s a "growth pace sl'tter," aceor~l.ng to a Department of Commerce study, ''who,s(. 'soaI'\.nf: snles and wowth rates set them htth above th{' natIonal uverag{''' for all industries. :

fln~ ~:~.%nIS ~!kj to use newspaper advertls@J because the ad is fllere fOr every member of t e fum~ly to see lourl after hour, not .lust for a f¢ sec~nds. !

i When .vou t~ sleep In your c'hatr watchl

Th€' \'P\ artlcl{' ('ondnues, "This doesn't sound IIk{' that Il'\ old decrepIt, bedraggled, fading. dl$appeartng newspaper buslriess that somp peopl£' ta~k about."

the tube you ndt oo.'ly miss the one-tlme-only pI' gram but also the ~!ommerclals. Ah! Hut when y 11 taktj a snOOZe W1t~ your paper In hand it Is stll then~ on your ~p tq,be read when you awak~n! ,I

I Our 20111 c'entt!ry society has plenty of roo "Unpr{'c('denteo growth b~, every measure- for I all the va loub mediums of advertising d

~r~ n;:e ~la~a~~e~~:~, ,~ht~e ~~~~~~~e ~del;:~\~ ment sa,1 s. "Fmploym{'nt trew by more than 111 per cent to a total of ove~' 350,000. Circulation of all newspapers ~ dall~, ~eekly and S\mday - tocrtased by 13 per cent OVPr the decade, whlIe adv{'rtistng revenue rose 54 per cent,"

ne~, The co pethfon Is good for the econo and advantage s tp the public. There will, ho ... eve, Itkely ne J.r: be anything so handy as yo r1 ne sj:aper. for {'v~ after you've read it, snip out l.cllpptngs, d ~ut out the coupons, saved t I

plct;ures, th{' e Ins can !>till help you start~ flre' or be us to Ikeep tracks off of a wet floo ~ There are few ot r products that give you . The \P:\ comments "That's ("Ontrarv to the

()Jpular impression aoout newspapers betngtandled mil h service f r s little co!>tl ~ MMW. !,

'rL~to&e~1 Letters to the editor may be publishltd under a pen nam .. if th ..

wtite-r de-sir.s, however, the ~ru. "19nature and Alddren must be • p.rt of the original letter. Iljttten must be pertinent .I)d, curr.nt, b'l brl.f u ponlbr. end cont •.. In no IIb.ICKni st.t..,.. ........ tit. Wayne Hlra'd reserves the right to 'edit or reiect any l.tt.r.

(Editor's Note: Pvt •. F..-2, I)ean of an incoming mom. I've lost E Smith, 20-year~ld son df Mr. most of my hearing d some of ~d Mrs. Desmond Smith of ,f\lIen, ITO' eyesight. I have proftle for ~s wotDlded In action in Viet- a rmoth. but, I'm tryIng to get a ~m Feb. 5 resulting In loss of permanent prottle. I m\)st of his hearing and a; part I went to the doct~r today. He ofl his eyesight. He entere!d: tl~e said some of my hearing Is sJrvice May 28, 1968 ana . lett corrdJw ba.ck. I have tour dttfot Vietnam last Dec. 7~ ,His fereot kinds of pIUs I I take. rm adf!ress: PFC Dean E, SnJlth, gettlng sick Of talrbJ tIlem, but

3. A, 1st !In,, 3rd Ne.; 14th I'lIdoanythlngtog;;!lT\Yhearlng " 4th DIr.. A PO San ftan- ' baok, I

o CO 96355), :' While 1 "lls In the hospItal, : F.b.12,'~969 'I flntshed a Poem, ~m going tn,

lr Sir. ' send It alcng. I

ell, Pm in the rear now i .ru:iT T G I ve plenty of time to 11" ~ You know lal$t A~lt. hUe stand-. ' yo wouldn't beUeve It 1lu4~:; I 1ng guard I tho Jld write

ucts. I have two V!etna Be 1 And ten It like It tea!lly is to all w do all the work. I just ke the tolks back hO • ! e they burn all or It. I I You folks read all t papers and

received m;y first Ie watch the TV B • rt. 1 got hit with the ~st But even with an ~t' not me

y ~ ~:/t~:I~O~~~ of all 0 ,~, H m~~~;~{'th:ev:~e~:: :eb~l }1,

faJl, while charging up a hl~ ~ A home you walk down sidewal~' ,

or In a crowded mall, I B here. brush on our jmg t'I

tralls Is so thick we ha d to crawl. : I ck stateside you have brldg ,5

ibullt, to go across a river, ,:

y u've got air conditioners the " j B~ here in 'Nam we walk rie

tin and when U's eold we shive

B~o=;~~sl~::~en~ 'j "we think it's hell we're In. "I

A home you take your wife I, go out and dance a

I Igtt, over here. we IRand a

~~::net1meB even st

ve y~ ever looked arotmd the many things you'

, :'ce stopped to think a~I'; e rmny things we've not. I:

Y u have cold beer 'and wat~, I ~: r:o~ ~s~~~

down Ufe's easy pUb. B I"ll bet you've never had ~ I t

Oharge of burning wHt. a pqem.

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hums from a stove or quick dousing in cold to promote faster and faffi:er healing, the Nebraska State soclatlon. This idea vocated by physicians time..;.

For small burns treatment, started lmme<lIal"lv, apparently ments or other re a small burn from a ligl1t bulb {"an be The cold water helps pain quickly and al healtng proc(>ss to Ing. Grandma kn{'w what talking about after all!

lallt Saturday heE bY George Heltord mad thll 9 out of 15. F. A. rr*

were tied tor lut! place~ bot, 15, . , : .j Ills Rrother-bt·lA!w :

whlle Intoxicated walked ~ of, 11, (', Truman at Nbrlc;jk the proprietor, Inntctlng a aUg

arrested shortly arterwar~ an were found uptXl him. I

ibr'lthiir-bh·law of Truman. FamUy !:Jueine!

i Is Well Pleased j

. re)llclng in Norl~lk ov.r t~ by the Senate making an ~

a site for a gove1'11 I

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RUT IT CAN BE ,LONGER THAN INTERMEDIATE' LcpNGER WHEELBASE. ER ON

LUXURY ME!CU~Y MONTEGO HARDTOps fAST BACKS, SEDANS, CbNYERTIBlES, WAGONS ,B1:AUTIFUL

i .. '1'11 resbyterian womJ '

Ullted Presbyterian Wo 8SOC-.tlon meetlnj: was

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r. 5. Mrs. W. G. Ingram evotlons and spoke on "S d Immortality". Mrs. Ge~

ackl'lon KDve th(' progTl ,

Wagon Wheels We81:", J' \ lIoJrtIeU(!s were \irs. (j.1 .1 nley, Mrs. f:lhardt Pospl I ~

rs. I!khard Baler, \{rfl.. 'I<

iecHon and \-frs. Clalres \'1' 'ext l'II1eetlng wtll be Mar. 19ti I

~Mjnerva Club Meet1i, 1"

\flnervd ("\uh' met reb] 4

~ith Mr,l'I. Haymond <..;chreb~ •• frs. Yale Ke!lsler g"dve the ~

, am, 'llapplnell~ Is Heatl.ln !'. Mrl'l. Jot. (orhlt wIll host I' ~

tmr. 1 n meeting. :' I

i,Pet Peeves Told for' :Rall Call Wednesday,' i TII(' weath('r mlght have! I 180m(1thlng to do with roll 'for SlUlShlJlc ( lub members 5, Each member answera, Y

l namlnS( a pet peeve,

, l~)~~e o~~7:~~~()t:~!;11~:~,!~tl j!~~ : \1rll. Orville "Jehwn <If! ho~~ S. I Mrs. Irene (;Cl'W~, health l~ ~r. jll'NH'ntpd an Hl1kl(' "na ~er

'SIJ..'lml!'> of Cancer". \Ir'>, ' 1''',-rim' lIl,<,kman J'l'ad "lJ II Cho\ep". ' I

\In. ,JulitHI Haler gavlj ~li INiflOn "!'est (ontro\". Merrj plan a visit to Dahl ll('tlrel

was answer('d by seven w(>arlng something ThomnSOfl was In tertaln men!.

Ten-point pitch was prlzeR going to Carol \gnes Gilliland and ka mp. '\pr, 2 with Mrs. \Itn

Monday, r.l0 cotej'" ltJlIle • Tea 00i1:h Mine Club, ~ ~s. JOf' C r~lt

Tuellday,iMar.1I I

Kl~:r~d KIa r' ~". J~ mdoTb1,~ Mrs. r .' E. GOT ley

w!'.:.r,·, !t~~ J"'"rn. , Bede~me~r (tie lng. Grace l,uther ladles ;"Id laPan qub. rI. L ttle

Hale l '

Thursday Mar. I SlI1ny I m~mak rs

C. Br~diga' ~ Plan

Open ~o\Jse Mar. \16 Mr. ""I Mrs. ~d R'ud~m,

~~a~~!~;I,;o~~llsh :y~~J~~s6: W' 'S Me 8 ' from 2 t 4 p.m. for theht Botl1 . Irs. F.l Ie Mansk Jnt~rtalned wf'ddmg nnlve-rs Ir \. ~o U.vlta- It me-mbe II of W~ \ ~t her home tlons ha e- be~n s'sue-d an~ 'the W~(,!lda) atternOOt) ,'Mrs. Irvin couple rcque-!l! no frltts. We~er. orlolk. ~ p a guest.

W ·II E," 0 'f I' ~~;In~::11 pt~r.I)~hd; 1Ileann.ed".'I':

" . ect I icers 1 . .. I " " II 110 1'"1' Ilia ffl tur. Sht' :alllo gav~ the leUOt1

cer8a~~I:!b£' ~fc~ '~~Xa I~~ ,l~n= ., (' nay of DIll very" and

meeting ~r. 21 1 p.m. I ;~W;!a~ ;~,~ ~ ~' ~(';~~;';: R.oyol ~Neigh on ~~ et Church'!II InilltTy i a i1esort

Hoya! t\elghbor met' ada)' {'otnmlmlt," was gl n by Mrs. II, Ie, Fal , MrA. f.z a .Tochen!,

~!t.!:'~ ~~~~;; ~ t~b ~~. ;~::;, ~rl>. A w It Walk ,Mrs. Ed llawIJon 'w(,re flte-sAes. I Next ~.I('rl1enr, Mrs, { rI Wittier

.D and Mrs. rwin tTlr'Jl . HoU call meeting i" Apr. 11 ~' wag a Rib e verlle. potl1lng for

~ OJ~ratton lope was tnt to Vlet-

Music:ls Hi I:tlight' nam.

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I)lans w r(' made r the group

For D~y of oyer to pn',r(a W".., 'he Nor-

World : nay I)f : 'a.ler, ,sj)oo- ~~:!d::::h ~:,P~I~.' r~~:~: sored byl ( !lurerl '\ 'om(>n On!ted ler:and M • F.zra J hensotrerW;'I; !leld I'rld'ay', .' r. 7"ltFlrllt 1."<1 'pr<lye-r .• Mrs. A It Walker !lnlted Nfetl'odillt : lurch, yne. repbrted ,hat tile ~ urch good. \1X>lIt R'f) wom~n f the \ 'avne will lIervl (> truck It be hrr(' comml;;llly Wt'f: prC'se!nt' to '\P~1l 21. Mrs. (<eo ge Wittler partlclp;j(tf' In t1 e same il:nstC repbrted books be read. service used in 2 nattOlS and Cheer eB ds were fJ' nt to Jotr. territorl~1I (lrOlln h(> word. all Krhuse. Clarence Schroeder, usinl'; the theme I 'Crowln To- Mr$. Etp la .">chell' berg JUld gether In ChriSt''') I I Pa~tor Jo 1n Saxton, Mrs. Irvin

An African s ~ rltua~ Kum Wet;ler c ducted a estioo and ba Yah, ~as uSlId1a,1I tile \~lfylng anslwer pe lad. The n xt meeting motif amon~ \!l(',variOlill tmrts, will be t\ r. 2 at t ('arl Wltt-

~~:;1nb~' ~J~~e~\1~~~r~e:n1 p~ :I~~ !~;;1~~:'c!~~~hen8 I· Itzs.immons o:n ~~l1ns, a com- -----r-Jnnled by ~IU~ Hergt t the Rexik Club Meets ~ piano. I ' Hook C ub met <4 the Paul

Mrs •. 1ulIa lla1' gave t:' call Scteurlc~homeTue~' yeven!.ng to the World I fir of f ayer. Gud8ts we ,e Mr. an Mrs. Cari Parts 01 the pro ,am werelntro- wt1er. izes were· on by Mr. duced i1Y approp ~te ver e8 of ~d Mrs. IWlttler, ,s. H. C. Kum 00. Yal, a~ Isolo by Mrs~ ,F al , Mrs Marte W er,.Mrs. Fred Wet>ber Harle Pr ce and eodore He-

[onclfrn w~s ~ ~essed rthe ber r. l' next m Ing wtIl be human ,relat~on IbJation r to-- Ma. 20 a the H. C. alk home. day's world. TIle group w sled - ' In prayer for gtJ dance, w sdom (,hurci1 Supper Held I and lmderstan~in~ of the prob- Trinity lEv. Luthetan Ladles l(>ms of the dlfft'1ent nat~ sand t\ld, and their famllih attended commlITJitie.'l. t I a nO-host fIIupper at tl"k r:aro('hlal

JQyce Sokal, '('Companied by i'lchool haf.' ment SlDlda,', y evening. vlolln musIc by Jane Mo~sman Mr. and s. Oi'lcar ':7.ander and ilnd Pat J"ltzslTjl1 @ns and 'Sallie Timmy, arceJla ,:lIoeferand

,".ergt at the pi~no, sang "\olv Douglas Moritz wtre guests. Jesus Is \ofy Last~ Joy". :-'1rs. Waytle Thoma~ conducted

l'he World ])ilYfo! Prayef~offer- a short bu~tness mee~lng. Pastor Ing Is used I 8tren~then Lindquist !read scripture. Pitcl1 particular 'of t~e out- waR played wltl1 prlz~s golnJ::: to reach and of the q};lUrch. Mrs. Carl, Hinzman, ,iMrs. E. C.

'"',',Jhfe'ran·ln. F~r s ke, ,Mrs. A. Bruggeman • • jl MrS. Ibwa.rd Fuhrman, A.

nr, '" IJnlted RrJgge~', Gerald ~ruggeman Rapt{ t and and:E. C. 'enske. Tbfnextmeet-

ChurcheS. Ing will Apr, 3: with Mrs. Presby- Kehnard Woock~ and Mrs.

~Id An lerson as1stesses.

To1:¥>ggan ~rty : (:urtls, ~4, son of PoV.and ~s.

Loren DIn~el entertatped the Ifollowing gue~ts at a tol:f.ggan party In ~he ngn Willers rt~ld Tuesday evening; mmy Marien, Dwtght and FAldie Llenemattll, Douglas Rrugge ,Debbie, :;and Danny Marshall, Pet~r. Douglas Siegert Mark Wal-

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Humphrey. were afternoon In the Jack SI",;". Northeast N.',a,Ica'. G,ft" Fa''"!!''1 A, ..

MEMBER _

a.A •• N~L, . nElf'Wp#4RER

A:.ssoclarion • FoUndfJd ~885 '

Sllle bird Winner

!.~., bee" .c~· ~t~ I

Nltijr'&I~" Pre,,! ""Qc."tion '

114 Main 5',_, Wlvne, Neb, .. II. 617.7 , PhoM In.,..1 F:~tllbIlHhNl In 187~ a nf'Wsplllper publ~shed $t'mL Weekly Monday and Thunda\ (e.rept holldavs) bv J 'Alln C'Amer pnlNt'd In, ttl!' IHI,I"({II'I' a! Wavll~' "\JI'bra,ka '1;8787' 2nd ('Ia~" p"'t:,J.!f' pillti HI Wa.II](· ~"'!lr,iIHka li!l7!j7 -' I

NorVIn lIan$(,11 , JHJI Mar~h Nf'w~ EdItor I ' 8u§In'~ M"anafil:l!"r

POf'lry ·the Wayn!' HNllld d

1'S not fr-alur{' a Illt~rary pal!f.' Ind

dO('~ nol hl.vr a Ilterary'!:'klllor lhHt'fort' po{'ln 1\ not a('c!:'pted lor fret> public alton ' ! I

Offlci.1 Ne •• p~per.of ttMi CI,y of W • .,"t, 'h~ Coumy of W.ry"e ."" h,J 5'.,. of Neb, .. I"

5UI$CI'PTION ... TIS

!~d W~~~~~onP~';;u(';IJ(>~( :t''j; ~ ~~lr).O~nu ;rh~r~()~~)r ~'Jtm::;:nth:.la~t~~ ror thrt'1!" month~ Oul~II:if' ("ounlll'.\ TnI'lIlloni;'d $7 50 ~r vur til 00 for ~I" mOrll1ls: t4 1} fot thrt't' mDnths Sln,lr COplf'~ Itk' .. . "

Carl Smith

George Morgan "f:fJ~Jy lOu.I," "Almo.I"

Joe c1i ROle Maphil "Mr. und M,.. Coulllry M"dc"

Johnny Weslern "Han G,,,", Will TranI"

PLUS THESE GREAT ARTISTS'

• JOAN SALTEL

• RIED MURPHY

• LARRY GOOD

• THE COUNTRYMIEN

-: .. -:--: .. SIOUX CITY

Municipal Auditorium W~d"esdaYI March 19-8 P. M.

Tidet' or Auditorium 80' OH"e

Adull.,1 Ad ... $2, Door $2 ~O. Child '.'

Winside Mr., Ed ...... rd O~w.ld

Phon. 286·4872

Mr~. 'hillers Jl;nterta1ns ~ Mrs, l,ouleVtlllersentertab1 d

a group of ladles at her ho (' Wednesday afternoon. C'a 8 sened for entertainment wi h prize!> going to Mrs. Matil !

AVerman, )\.frs, Fred Mue Jmeier, Mrs. Cora ("arr and Mr~.

~~;;:~~;~t~~on memb." m~ TUfsdav evening at tile Leg! l/al1 with t4 present. Leo Vo s wa~ In ("harge of the buslne 8

meeting, The Legion will "poml r a member of the jtmlor class 1X" Winside High School to Boys ~'tate tn .hme. Phillip Witt, sOn of Mr. and Mrs. I· ritz \Ailtt was chosen delegate and Kurt Schell-

;~:I~:g~<;C~l~~le~rbc>~;' W::d a~~e :

nat('. !\Jp)(j: meeting will be Apr ••

l\1r. and Mrs. Jack Brock and chIldren were among {rien s and relatives Saturday even K In the Herman Brockman ho e In honoro(Mr.'Brockman'sblrt day. I

Mr. and Mrs. otto Schlueter.

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l.oule Willers home

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day of Mr. Willers Mrs, BtII WUleu and

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family and Mr. and ~gberg. Mr. and Janke joined them ror

,I' noon. Eveni!lg guetrts i,MdMrs.Ervln 'I

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Herman steube, i tered Wayne Hospital . I

'treatment. lie was taken I hospital by Henry Koch. 'I

,I Mr. and M". '>Wane "In~,",d

[~!~~r;:~gt:OV~tut:d~' [~~y, ;:~

been employed by Louie w~ 'frill at Winside. ,

I ra~~; ::v:Jr:;,' ~~I~;~:e ,1ft! '!weekend. Mr. and Mrs. WI 1~11l

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Hawkins andtamllymov ,.'tPto the house vacated by the Par e 8.

Mr. and MTB. Waldon ar' er : have moved IrJto thelr ho In

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1'800~ri~~~In~:~r:~I=;~; day tr. the l/prman Steube '

Registration -(Continued from page l'

met to vote in the school ,election: You mum have II lithe district 40 days; you libe 21 yean~ old, and you

own real estate or persona~ Pro-perty that w"' ... , .. ed ~ !he district In the last annual i'Ilel'u:;ment or have a sPOuB~1 ho was assessed or have chlldr of school age residing in the disItrict.

~ Deadline for fmnB' of petie ~fl to be Included on either th€! efty 'Counctl or the school board ot is Wednesday. I

Me'rchandise -(l'ont1llUl'd from pagp I,)

, latch the door. Footprint!! 'Wer£"

"lett In the snow by the lntT$r. I, just outside the rear ent ceo ; door on the east end of the b Id~

tn~arl80n said that due to r'~.nt '~~~~:lnt~eh~~~~B~I=e ~~ been moved from the central ear

~~ato~a~~et~~r~or\~ ~ St:~ :~~ It contained fourteen gun • 'in"

c1udtng a TIuffalo Rill Cente, ~tal

All You Are Cordially .I,viled 10

SHERR)1'~

Pancake I t~ed • ,Friday,

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CITY AUDITORI~M AT 613l P.M.

Allied Chemical will have two represen at ves. One will discuss liquid fertilizer including the ad va t ges of Uran. The ' second represemtative will present an uhb as opinion of sev-eral different chemicals. i

Remember Sherry's Farm Service is t~e place your dollar , "

Now Your ,: buys Far More! III

PANCAKES - FRIDAY, MAR. 14,6:30 p.m. BankAmerlcar, City Auditorium

I Welcome Here .'i

Sherry' 5 Far~ SerYkel

Ph. 37S-126~ - Wayne- l1SWeIt

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representatives are now , Stop in, get the facts be-

closes. It is indefinite be offered .!jain. If you

Shield member, be sure to with you .

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Bearsi

; Dreams 0 by Norvin HIlt1un

Tilt> Launl Ii(>ar~, trailing mONt of th(' game until ttl('Y tloo the ~('or(' at fJ4..a11 with 2;23 I('ft

~::~("r J.~nfJttt~(' ~1-!f~,~~('!~!: t~ toumament nmdR'IH NOrfolk FrIday nll-:trt.

to cop the lIusker ( champlooRhlp. I

Friday night. I The [miN, the only Qne of thl

lIeaRon tor th(' l.,aurcl quintet. bnllJ.ght ilOCl1 pal",tul me-mortetl Or 011(' ,Yellr ago when th(> Bearle

But It waR a complclei", dt/terent mory when the squa~1'I m

f Laurel, ahead for only /I

"hort IX'rlooll In th(' g"dme,ltra led ..the '['To}!.nll bv ,,('ven rplnl •

Scrlbn'H 16 J5 56 68 02-.')';, with IUI'It f;-ur mlnllt~R I rt

_l_.u_,"_' __ '_'_. _'O __ '_'_-l-t In.~:v:{~.~~~~=a~ lIoPI~r •

dropped a on~polnt derillion to ('amt> otr wIth II T(,l)()lmd and we~t MIldhWTl In the dl .. tdct flnal~. HII' lenj..,'1:1i of the court (or /l

It all<o ellus(·d last-mlmte C'nnC'ellat\C)flk of room rl''lervat!OI1l< at Lincoln h,\ manl J.aur{,1 failt. who thOllJ{ht tlill< was "till' ,voal'" to put 1;1111'('1 on th!' map. \nd they had J{ood rl'aflOn to Ihll\k flo----tlle Il!'arN w{'nt Into 11,(' (In1l1" with 11 p!'rfpd r('cord, 21 willI< 1Uld no deff'ats. Only tIme til(' Bears had mllC'~1 Irolll))" during tl ... seu,'Ion wa,'I In Iht'lr f,!'(ond g<tm{' wlll'ntl1(',I'cam('frornlx'h[nd to IIno('lI off !lartln/:iOIl ({'dar Catllollc, 'ifi-:i'l. 'flr-r tlla! It waf! aIIIJllln·l.

Ill .. -up, m.aklng It (,2-57 and sparkIn/.; it la!lt--{j !I('h errOl't b,\ the Plea ~fi to ~:arnt'r th(' wIn.

I,ili/rel cam{' orr with twoQu!~k steals and Ilod j"rwln OInd Hre!\t

ONL Y AN INDICATION

Tilt, (' .. Il'rlll[ InlIH'llVL'rncnt<.,

1('(('1111\ lr1tldc UII (!lIr, !u(lltllcc.,

,]f{' (Jill)" (HI Indl(otl~Jn of the

f'xtf'rlSIVl' fCrl1\ldctllrIQ Inside

PIC'()c,(, feel frcl' tl! c.,tup by tu

",1'(' ull thl' rrnpr()Vl'tllent'-. hr':.! ll(lI1<i

WA\ N~ ph~~Tll' ~75 29l~(1 I AI ~~l SI RVING I AlIR~ L p/Wfll' 256 3251 I

WINSlll( pIH~rH' 286 4][1 j

aJ1xIOllf> l.alll'('1 pt.\,\{'r,~

!'!,u(,l'ess(ulglft shot bj I

two by ('ern) Pllt them ~~",~\d 07-1)4 t)('fore J .allre!'R 'ro~ 'Frwln narrov.>pd the ,';(,OI'E' to 1)7-00.

l1ut another (0111 a).,'a[nJt CenH durlllJZ \('rlu1l'r'.~ ,'ltall nJtiedth~ Willner.,' another po~nt J.lth :20 left to play. !

J\rent I aline"to'C'K, htj'h polnl 11\.;'1J1 for the lwars wl\ll 2 ~O\mt

('r~, rnlfl.~(>d a jllmp('l' IV th on!,\' two s('l'ond., len to I) <:1,\ and Scrlo1l'r owned thl' inr 'plac(' trophy.

Th£" fl.e.ars, who moved {Moth£' finals b} handily whlppln t~t£>rc(' in th(> firs! round and ,ladll<on in the second round, l'lj:>ld tile load onl,\ six times In tht gnme, all In tll(' flr"t half. TI1(d jUnl))

('d to a 2-0 advanta,l{e w~h onl,l 1 r) s('conds gOl1e in t h(' fl~st )"l('r-

~~n O~a~\l~%::; ~(:7.~ r~;t~: :~ forI' the first buner to lead 9-7, 11-10, 13-12 and 1~i4. D£>-spltt' !~'ll!rel's ,'krlooer 1(0 1 I) to 15 going the sec-ond )rrloo. '

The Hears led time In the In til{' second T:rwrn again Kirk Mueller attack in tn 11 of his

SAVINGS MULTIPLY!.

:~\f~ So QuicUly When' You Join OUf. Program lof

Savi .. U, Regula~ly ~ Our :liberal dividend~ (4% % sem!· an~ually on p~ssbook savings laccounts) will m ke.: your

dollars grow • . • fastl Come in Ind lopen your account soo/l. '.

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Wayne Federal ~Yings and Loan 305 MAIN I ,1._375-2043

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Kirk Muller i 12

~~·~'~~~;'Ix'r, ~ ~~ 19 ( . lJelgenber~~r ,2 0-1 ~5 .lick Hobart ! 2 1-4 4

TO'I"\!." 2R12-24 'I fiR

Allen Girls Defeat ,

Randolp~; St. Francis Th~ ,\II('n ttgh \0110011 gtrl8

got their bit f rev('~e !mrsday afternooJ1 hen' thf' lIa dolph ~'t. Frands g,{;is traveled to 1\1-len for a vol eyoo.lJ gam. ThE' \lIcn squad (' Ipped the vi Itors IS to 10 and, 15 to J to mal\e up for the loss they s fered at Randolph eatlier In the s aRon.

LeadIng storers fort ewill-

~':~~y WI~~I~~~!t~\~t~:~ ,~aa:;,~ Ilhonda ,~)1Ultz wttl! f1vQ and !\1.argaret Ank(>ny with four~l.eadtng servers In the action W('re Linda, lIasmuss('n, Cathy J wltng and Kathy ,JacKson. SplJdnk WE'll

wen' Sue Smith, ,JIll rahr~nholz and Cathy Dowlitnr,.

A('cording to ('oach non Kruse, Sue SmIth. played her best~mp of the season ~ the Thursd tilt. working we\l ,with Jill F hrenholz.

Winside Girls PloYi g In Lyo~s Invitqtion I

WInstdl:' High School girl wtll be competing !n the Ly s InvitatiotJal volle-iYball tourn~ment toda,y (MondaY)Fd Tuesda~.

Winside girLs go up a~lnst

'Leigh at 6:45 tonight. t other teams IcompetIng the

tilt are. Hosal1~, Scrlmer J.y-

~~~:::Il'tJ~:::r~:tl: -- -- rutd -fr.45 1't1elY-nitht:-f'~O-

laUon game I set for 17:30. championship me at 8:15 Tues-day night. I

WHS Principal I To Leav~ Post I

Wakefield Hl8:h School f>rind~I, Larry Je~s, has res~ed hIs post In- the Wakefteld sqhooJ

system, effec~fve ill late F' to accept the pQsltJon as S per_ Intendent of &hoo18 in Pal r, Nebr. I

Members fthe WaJuVieid board of educat acceJJte4 hhr re'slgnatlon with regretand 'lwish him lutk In hi new posttlon".

Prior to hi, two year, as Principal In \\Iakerteld, ~e s • spent four yeark with the Calla-

way Public 8. e~8' lie hold. the BA and MS de 8 (rom Jiear-ney State Col and has ~ed work 011 an ad lstratlve IBpe-elallBt degree. I

Mrs. Jes!! tio ds a BA qs' (rom J(earne and will Iso

::: the :almer , I

• etc. glasses and

sotd to a reredeemed caHh

new prescrlp.. and art'lttclal eyes in the u,tted Statefl.

saW Friday that four years hbr with thls same 4,000 pairs of

been given toward

,\dmftted: ~hel Sandahl" Wakefield: Walter .Andrewl, AI~

~:ir~'~r;~ ~r~:~.~~:~~~: Laurene Lueth, E~rson: RtLh Harrison,l Wakefle~; Barbara ~ Aoettcher~ W.kefl$ld. Myrtle Quimby, Wak'lteld'lGeorIl8 Sullivan, Mart~"btt1·g; Mildred Thom-sen, wak~fleld~ ,

n 18 m tl" !led: l.iuey Pugsley, Waterbury; Paul ErlcklOn, Wake-field; .John Honk""" Wakefield; F.bbl !-lolm, Wakefield; Fred Mull WaWef1e1d1 Laurene' Lueth, r ~ 0 nil' Della Br .... zeale,

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-toast to Am8'icB'S~8conomY breWing mduslry IS a massive and ynam. Ie *art of national economy Each year It p urs bilhons of

mto commerce and government

billion in state and federal eXCj~ lax~., i 1 rI ,to ~mplo~e_es, supphers an dj~ri~tpr~. __ _

I In ..agrrcu!tura. productS and I pac~aglOg

industry is a proud contnbu~or t~ Am~rica'$

I ! SlTAT~ BREWERS A$!lPCIATlOH1 IHC,. ~._ incoln Building, Lin<oln, Nebr,] I '='

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U,S. Air Force :-.1ajor Norman E. Sulltvan, flon of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. Sullivan, 607 HlIlcTC& R08.d, Wayne, If! attending the Armed Force!! Staff ('ollege at Norfolk, Va.

The rlve-mantll Department of Defen8e 8chooi Is operated tmder the direct Rupervlfdon of the Joint ChJefR of Staff and pre-

pal'eH fllndent.'! for rXHlltlonfl In joint and combined l'Ommnndfl that Involve more than one COlffitry or mllltary service,

Major Sul,llvan prf'viollsly was assiKne<l. at'" jiandoln11 1\ 1,'11, Tex. lie holds the ,\Ir j·ort'f' Cornmendatlol1 \ledal. ~

I'he ma.\or, a 19411 J(raduat{' of r~ll!rE'l 111gh .<.;choo], attended Wayne Stat(' (allege and fC

l'el~ed 'his H.:-'. degree In 1963 from the lJnlverslty of:'\ebraska. lie was ("Jmml.~flloned In 1951' upon completion of ()(flr{'r Candidate School.

11I1i wife, Lillian, \<; the daugh

ter of Mr. and Mrs. F.dwin l.ang, Harper, Tex.

~'taff Sergeant Nor man K~

Yamauchi, ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Shoki Yamauchi, Lawai, JLwlaH, is a member of a tmit that has earned the t'.S. Air Force Outstanding Unit "\ward"

Sergeant Yamauchi, a radio repairman in the R9th \-1l.Htan

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I. B. P. CATTLE BUYER

Gerald Jackson 315·1216 . Wayne, Nebr.

The lmlt. whicll provideR aid trnns(X>rtation for top {'.S. and forelgn governmentoffl.clals, waf! cited for Its safety awareness and professIonal ablllt.\ in

~Ih::;:~;:na~~:~~~t~~~~:/~:~~~ ro[ the period from .July, 19M; th 'ough ,lIme, 19fiR.

1'111 s 1110 t hq second tl me t hI.' lDl t has recclv{'d ttl€" award.

Sergeant Yam;wehl b a 1 D.'jR l{Tuduate of J!!aual JJigh '-;("11ooJ,

Lihue, HawaII. J!iI; wife, Palll!ne, IRthedaugh

ter of Mr. and Mr.,. Parrell Bohde of A H{'ll.

New addrfRf!; l'vi. Jlex ..... Wheeler, lJS5fl54'i':1tt, ('0. (. HI ]1,11. 2nd H("T Hdl'., I ' .... \T( , I'ort LewIs, Wash. 9.R!3:.

Ilk-hard I .. Hrahmcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. l1urnlR II. n. Bral ... mer, liR 1, Wisner, haR been eommlsHloned a second lIelitenant In Ole 1'.S. Air Foree upon graduation from Ofrlcer /'rainl..ng .'X'hool (OTS) at lack

land ,\I'I\ Tex .• [,Iel/tenant Brahmer, selected

for (irS IllTl!lugh competltlv('

examination, Is belng assigned to: Randolph AFT" Tex., for pilot training.

The lieutenant, a 1 9G4 gTaduate of Wisner HIgh <;Chaol, received his ns degree in 19611 from the l/n.lverslty of Nebraska.

Ills wife, Patricia, Is the daug!rter of !>;tr.andMrs.AlbertVitamvis, 1405 N. Monroe, Fremont • ...

rim Kober, son of Mr. and I'vtrs_ Don I\ober, Wakefield, was transferrM from the t'S,<.; Greenfish to the {'$,<;.; Benjamin Franklin, a :'\uclear Balllstle Submarine, one of the largest in the Navy.

Kober Is In radio commtmlcatlons with home mse being at Pearl l!arbor In Honolulu, Hawall.

HAVE YOU REGISTERED?

Drawing Thurs., Mar. 13 for $400 Cash Drawing Every Thursday at 8:00 p.m.

PARTICIPATING FIRMS

Arnie's Wayne Book Store Little Bill's Bar Mines Jewelry

Wayne Herald M & S Oil Co. Bill's Market Basket Safeway Store

Coast-to-Coast Sav-Mor Drug McDonald', Dale's Jewelry

Dan's Better Shoes State Notional 80nk J Fredrickson Oil Co. Sherry's Farm Servo

Les' Steak Hause Mint, Bar Larson-Florine

Triangle ~inance Felber Pharmacy McNatt Hdwe. Shr"de .... Allen

First National Bank Super Valu

Gamble Stor!' Lyman Photography

Grie •• Rexall :Wortman Auto Co.

Lorson Dept. Store ' Tiedtke Appl.

Swanson TV Meloclee ILane. ,

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goh -co exa Is being' '1 Ito L.aredo /\1 Il, Tex., for I

,tr~r~~:gl'leuten<int, a f...'Tad"~'l~(' 'I\ea ey IllRh .,-;(,hool, rf'c~'lh·d a B·\ eRree In 19fiK from Kl'firne\

'StUI Collegf'. lll' \~ a nW1!nbe,· of 'Ihf'ta \1

II fI wife, .JacQuellnl', I. the,

Ida I InocofMc.",' \".,. J.i" I "I K{'I 'ell, Ilandolph.

',.\ I:~~~,!I~~I r;.t 7~·t~'~·~~n~~,c1r~~~,~ ! 'sonlof \-fr. and :'>-lr" I.vrnan II.

IOHlman of [(ou1{' 2, 1.;Urllll, Is' 1"H>r Ing aboard tl:(' att.aci( I air-I' ~'ra t earrll'" J'<';'", l"kondqlrog"d prf Ithl' eoa<;t of .''',(wth \,1~.t~1lIm'l I '1'11(' Seventh 1 lef'f (':url.!!" 1::-;

'<;l'lfng l'i 1 Hnl! of J 1,,11 r1or(' 1 77 nd Is tIl(' fiI st (Illl(lr to beg Its mth tOil I of dut~ In Vie am wdtel fl.

I (onderoga won It"thlrdN,lv\ I llnl~1 (ommendatlon rOl ollts~anding pombat dehle\( ment in tHralr I Wtlltdl!rlng Its prf'vlolls \ Ip~n,\m I

~ePl \ ment L'lst it'dl. ...

N w IddreRs 1>vI. I. W,l son, {IS 5fir;47317, th nn .• 2nd He r lId{' .• nd PiaL, I oli I.('"I'<I~,

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A Im .. i Private j'lrst ( lass ~'('I'I~on f-l. Oswald. 2.1, son of 'Mr. ~d Mrs. Fl'wln M. ()flwald, 215 t,:. "otlrth SL, Wa.vne, wa.$ as-'

t.1.gn~ Jan.?l toth.e IS4th 'I'rtansl)()rtutloo (ompanv near loOnA' I

, Vietnam;:~ a :=ItE'vlt'dpre'i

5 Allen Cook, 8011 (Jf' Mr., !\rthur Cook. CartroJl, !

home on il. 3(J...da.> completed a ·om·duty in vt~tnam.,

from rhirago i

,\Irman rarry f"("ornwe

11 , ~on

of Mrs. WUI!am (;" Co well. KID l.og-an St., Pender, hHsb{)en named Outstanding j\lrman ~~lls unit at Sh'wal't AJ"B, N. \'1 i

\lnnan ('olTlwell,iln alro leta-

~117~s ~7~:1~'i~;1 ;'~<; ::~~I~r.~to~ dut.¥ performance. Ill' [~ <1.8-signed to a unit of tlIP Ae~'o--

INCqME :AX bEAD'LINE

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If you h~ye deposited your inco~e in 0 checking af~ I

count, and mo'i. your expenditures y',~heck, your stubs arid cancelled Jhe~ks can be of great s~istance in filling o~t your income ~'k forms. "

In additi !~ to the records. ache ktg account ru,rm.n'.s. you can sit at home and pay bills b ~ail. No un trips to the sto!r~, standing around 'If i~ing. Each one of

cancelled cheJ,ks becomes a legal rel.c~ipt. Open a I

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For Sale FOR SA LF:: Two U!'lOO bronll'l"

metal cabinets. ba8e and wall. Also double cabinet IlIlnk. Call 37~1655. mtOtf

FOB SA Lf:: Provincial drop leaf , tab I e, dlHtreesed frultWood

f1n18h. ChaIr, chest of drlnferll, de8k top. Phone 375--1944. lOt3

Fon SALE: 19f1$ '('hevell s.s. 396, 325, 4-81ileed, po"ltrac

tlon. $2.~QO. InquIre at Waynt' Herald. rtJIOtf

For Sale: SEED CII'V4'r ~ 0(111",1 nll'(IIII'

<;oyIU'lIlh

All link!, ('IUlf'!!

I'I! 'ri', H,e, 'I '\f~ H ') $ 'I WI.!.

FOil SAL£.:: V. Ire tll>d 00100 straw, flom(> irndde, mo",t out

sIde_ "\('ld lahoratory, Mead, Nebr. {all or '1M' Flmt'r !$lapp, (on' man. Ph. 441-41:')2, \\hhoo.

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FOH SALE: IWA portubl&Rteroo with stand, two years old. Ex

cellent condition. $75. Inqu~re at Wayne Herald. 37s..2600. f27t(

FOil SALE: R:x2fj'Trnller IIbu8!!!. no rerrlg('rator or he a tin g

stove. At Cleveland 'i'rall{'r Court, No. 10. Wrlte,~t<ltlngprke you would give. Mr. and Mrs. ('ar! I\.k])owl.'ll, 1'.0,110'( 275, Yankton, S. n. 57078. m3t:J

MdOE'tN HEA TING Hi GR T, roost of the time - lQ the I

weath r can IIOmetlmeli lay h a v 0 c' ",tH, automatic hell tng , system, - 80 be wise, ke good, ,used 011 or 'HOOd handy, Ijust in case! Look our cotnplete ,rtoci\ at Coo ('oom Stores, Wayne.

For Rent I, OJ{ rn~NT: ()-}('-bedroom home.

carpert, drapeR, air condit -Im~. 1\J'HleRl!ion Mar. 15, (all 37,'>-17410. 3tf

Special Notice

REDUCE SAFE

Grlc':>s f"exoll

PEP UP Illth ]'I·"I'ill, hldlll

Grlf.b<' Rcxoll Stl:>rc

Real Estate ellOICE i63 ACHE :FAR ror

sale. Northwest oCfwa Id. For more details, d ta<! V8Jl

NI,on, 2<7-2762 o,_2~7 ~ FOil SA LF: Two-bedroom !le,

914 Nebraska, garage, c oBe to (ollege. Phone Werner n. Wln!'llde, 2R6-4596. 'otf

liU :len' f..u'11i

111111llpro\'I'f] II'n j,11j111

I' WAHNEMliNDE ~N~lJHANCE

,!Ill] HE!'!' E~~,'~:T1'; IA(;H,~{'Y.

WI11,idl', r-,'pllr I'll :Jl:llf ~;)4J HI-SUGAR SO TASTES BETTER , nlB Sf\ I.E: r.ood twr-bed~·Jom

homf'. !lemodele~ atta<!'hed /.(:arll,ge. New gas fumace'l New

i-llthroom. Can be bottfht 1~ontract. Kent Jack''lOn, Wln$td j'Ph.

Hurry Nel<:'orl, Curroll, Nebr, '::.UY5, "Our Yield of Cargill Hl,Sugar 50 wa':> more thull I'

. double that of ordinary \lioQIC lorn It wo<, mu( h better III drouth than regular corn With le5':. burning on the bottom of the ~talks The cattle like It They didn't leave any silaqc In

the hunk,:> Our beef cottle are real good on It --- obout as good a dOing bunch of cattle 0.., we've ever hod" :

experience With thl~ high totrlnagc producer I

continues to be good allover the country, even beyond the corn belt First yeor planters usuolly Wish they hod planted morE' I

There ore other cxcC'llcnt Corglll Varl'.:'tlCS, ('spec lully deSigned for high productiVity III thl':> oreu Why no1 call one (J'f these ci20lers I

today tl>r more Information olx)ut them

LeROY SIEVERS .. Wakefield, Nebr.

OLSON FEEDS .. Wayne, Nebr.

RillE FARM SUPPLY·· Wilnside, Nebr.

VERNON MILLER .. Hoskins, Nebr. DON'T GUESS - SELECT CARGILL

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Wayne County •. ,

Courthouse Ro~nd~p

HEAl. r:";;TATF.: MAr. 3, A Ita Tex~ey ~ 110-

ward A. Mc Lain, lQ1J" 7 Ilnltl R, block 7, first addttlbn t~: rarroll. $!i.O,'5 In documel1llillry stamps.

Mar. 4, Willard and M<."r"leda c. Maas to Lanm 1.. and Linda !\1aas, [\;\\I,~ Sec. '10. :f'wp.12S, !1

I, $2R.fiO indo{'umentary supinpg. Mar, 5, Hkhard !'. and!Nfar:v

Flb,abetll kern to Theooor~ I., and Maralee .T. Bahe, F.!111otE\ one throllgh sIx, blOCH 4, ('G~legt" Hill, spcond addition to Watyne, $26.40 In documentary stJ/I.tnpso

Mar • .'i, Estate of ,John Otte to ,f. stanley otte, <.)1; S}')4 ~c. 17, TWp. 27, H 2 and tl )\'1; SP.t4 and part of the s,'~ S~ Nr~';, Sec. 17, Twp. 27, 112, • 7.30 In documentary stamps. I

Read and Use The 'Hayn. Herald Wlllnii Ad,

National Fratoomit,y, !n... ,I 4. Tbe ('orporat!on ",-,red on

February 22,lll1l9,Ilnd .'Cr])llt1M1 e,,!tIts"':e. ,

~. Tt. atfllr. of u. C '" ..... to beNllldorledbyllIb.rd~~''''' lueh (l'ncerl II Mt forth Inl ,.r,. ....

pm SIGMA EPSI N SIGMA GAMMA C ~ER. INC.

('PubI.JI'eb.~,~.1,10)

lEG A l PU! 'L"I C~A.T"I o-bl-WINSID": ~(,!f~OL !l~"Rn -p ;J;;r..;

Win. de~~e~;: The regular ~Ine~ IBoanloi

F.tIl.I<"atlonWII._heldatttw.Jr.-6'f,Foc:IlooI. March 3, t9119, Mornky, at 7 p ••

The meeting _sclllledtoo er by tt.

:~~~I~~~~'~;':; Indkllied

ADMINlSTRAllON I IlI.mmood .f. stephso.a, ctlke •• 1 3'2.43 Orrtee SyfJtems Co., Ther"'" axl Paper.. _.

Actlv1tyton.1,f\)~Relm e-men! .., 2500

RctUl!dKrnrner,MIINgI!& Po 13.14 M r Masten. M!lMge •• 33.50

:~I~~t~'~~~~~:: ~;:: Adams Book Co .. Tnt_ ..•. i .. I.M,I, l'OffipllJ1y, Same, .• , .••• 'I1leNorlolko..llyNe"I,~bee p-I

~~ r.r;~t~~: C·~·:::: :1::1 1~~ Mo.,. City Musk, Sheet InUlllcf"1 3O~

~~=I~=~~'"~ ~'I ~:: T\.Im'. Musk !louBe. Ihstru i

HelJll.lr ••••••••• , •••••• 1

WllJ'Tlellook Store, rm. .. tng R Iy Wllyne SQI(! !bok <;lIort!, PJo r-!

hlcktx.>kA •.••••••••.••• '

H:PUSE "

OI.M 10.08 n.lIs ..... ..... 1"4.~

• ••••. '1 '170 ,87

.. ~~t~1 1 ~~:::':!',;"In;"II. T. ~::: ~~:~~ n .... Iand~I..-trk,lIu 'rer-Ir :~:!: .'''1'VII1!~.14rl.tntn'Sltn1c •.. 117.15 Ru~'.iIJIodel-<le.o .s.m..,. H.OO Vanoac!aIlJ.rdftu, II ..... I loSl

Ml."T~"Nr. m' PI.A~ !larlln nnlarer Snow 'tm'tlI.,. iw.oo JII,)"I P1u,*bInt; I~... • •••••• £lkhomFJf'<'trlq(o.lnf-' Ma~hl".

~g:~~~7::;~~ 'I'::~ .... amfm'QH, In'urll/l{ ~ ~1un.llrf' 24.00

~.yn. <;port;;;~~r: n~~~~InK ! Milt., •.• " ••. >". ,. I 1J7.~

I TRA" Ft:R ,

lIot L""~hr"" .' >,..... 1124.'rl 111,11d1ng F d.. "I' ' ... . 'IO'~OO'OO

TOTAL ........ , ....... 3,4197.\4 , Il (Pt,~1. 'far, 10)

[EGA~ PUBlI~\ATION i --, nUJ}1'-. l/ol~' >,Jr), 107 I

' ... ~)~ii:~I~~:,~"'\I;!l'I(/ :l.: l'~: I I \~.j)!~t~~I~ (II TH~ ipl ..... \1 II~p'r.\TI""'~()r'lll~ \111 ,\(.,

1/11 \\l\~1J :. \\,\'I\~ (101)\1\.

'~1111.\'" ,10 \MI\ In '''I"\\I~I'L HlI! ~IJ)H\,\I IIIl ~llW \1.11 ... ,'\[ t' f(l ll~

;:;:'~I!\\<;\ 1~~.~~~'~;, ~1~'l17.' \111', ](! ()If

lW IT 11(1),,," .. ,,]) 11\ 1111, ( \'D HO\ ill oJ rill :Tf:F:, III [.'\(.1 01 .... r'\~1!I1, ,\\'\1- ( 1111 \\1\.\. /I,~ 1 01 1(1\\

...... llfJl1 ~, ..... fllon I ,Artlelp 1\; 1'h;'P\H H rrf 110<> <iln!'nnncp~ Ihe \ 1lt..,IIU of \\\n-

.ldrl."efrh) r,.peal "ndlnlilhHl'Of 11l/' fo!lnwlnR ~hall J ~ub"I!I'JI • ~,...wU ........ tloo 1~. ,"<'II'" ~!~ 1\." Il ,1111' "" <;IJ)FI',.\1 ~ (Ii! ,nn '111.11 ,PM H. r~ 11",11 I.,. , .. lawfOI for Ih~ "u]:WUl1 of ,ony I(~ Ilr

~~~,'1n0rll;:~r::~:III~ ~U:r(:r"~I~~ 0~1~:; of 1',1n.ldl!. l<.a,VTl/' (0\ t,' ....... bro~kII, to .c4-(/,r ""ow •• 1 .... 1, mL"'. I ". or "'hH""hlltanc~ 10 IIrrumlilal' O!l Ihp ~Id~walk Or "'~PWl\lk "I'l\r~ ('oot!M'K1l(~ OK'rfO' Or 10 j ... ,.m!t an,' l.,n:I-trod<!rn "now. AI I. Ie~, mKl.,or IJ!h"r ."h..rnner I" r~ma1n U]'>OI1 flnld ."'t·walh

~'f;~l±7l:fl!~~~~~:~~:~ ~"\Ilncd w1th!Il 'Ih!. t nty-four h¢oIlT", Ihe .n"w, .'<>CII, m"d, I~ ( or OIh"r ~lIb$tant'"

will .,.. r"mOYN~ f" t V!lIall:" (){'II-tlo"'dr. III :;~.~:~~~,:;,~~:;; ':"t:I:~:r'~y 01 Mn,'ch. ~,i~i __ Af;f' at . .'lIDE, '

1I-!\"."FrOl')\; • r-.THFlA,~t!A by N. Pltmnn. halrman mil..> hoard

I\TTF!IT

Mr •. 1'on,18. Ilftn,..r, \~lagtf~(~~.r~r, jn)

VTLI.}\GF OF r AIlRO!.L PllOCF .. F.:tlfNGS ('arroll.Nebrulct

Muchf, 1969 n,., ~nI ot l)-ulltee.for 1tw.~II!agt,ot

Curollmet ln~larH .. (moolt..t"'"", dalefJt8'OOp.m,""'lh!t.rollowfn&_~b.'" P",8sr\' John""'. ilIIhp....t~r. Morr!.,. CwnlRa't.marwlR-th""'.,,'r • "'mlntt"ottt.rOUf,~!nf""",

....:Iandappl"COWd. ,

q"7: r:l~;:;' ~l~J'~~:,.~e~tnd to It.

~T'J.l<l=omm! .. w.t+r ••••••• 1l.llO :<ttant.y MOrrI., .... 1, •.•. ,... 8.00 WlJ'Tle('o~yPubllc~r ••• ,. !:W.51 TrI-COlItt:l' N/s Co-.op.' ..... oeiat\on. 14.28 F.. L. "-r ..... , .1.. S7.12 lu.-! hIm & AWl sjervtce. . 4.« RtdI'leld" Co~ Inc .• , l,.w Ladturb,..,JOUTn>IL,.... 7.00 Wl,)'Tle i-Iel'Ild •••••. '......... 10.30

MoUon ".. made tt 1obrTIJ,IICcniId b:r

AMERICAN TELEPO NE AND T~lEGRAPH UNDERGROUND CO MUNICATIDNS CENTE

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I Thursday, March 20 -19 p.m. Satu~~ay, March 22 - 9 ~ .. 9 p.m. 'j I

Fridoy, March 21 - 6·9 • ~ sun1~Y' March 23 - 121 r p.m.

jl' I Tour this three-story long dlstancelC munlcatlons ce'1t~r pUilt completely under \'P<Jnd for protection from man-mode and natural d;sos~ers~i I I i

ViSit the men who maintain the ct' 'i lex communicatio~,s. Ifi Ir.' stem capable af tro ~itting over ~2,OOO conversations across the country <I> e one large capa~ity t ephone coble..1 •.

I " ,I il I , The A T& T underground site is no ,th, ast of Lyons, ea~t !>n, Highway 51 off High djy 77. Watch ~or the I : signs. ~ : I

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The custom of Hot Cross Buns rolls! themselves and distributed

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1I6Alft I '4 cup mal!"garme 8 cup" ftour' 1 egg I

1 tablespoon l sugar % cup rai#ns ' 1 '>iI teaspo~ "aolt 1 egg whitle ,,- , ' '>iI tealfpoon ~1ul:l1mon ~ table.po~ ~atler

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'AI cup milk I ' " ' Thoroughl milic 1 package actiVe dry yeaSt with 1 cup flou , spgar, salt, cinnamon. lIesit milk and water it." margarine over' lOW, heait until warm. (Ma gaFine does not ne~d ~ mel~,) Add liquid m' re'to dry mixture, IBttat ~i~inutes at medium sIieed of electric imiker, 'l! raping bowl occas'onaJly, Add about ''% 'cup'" ur, or enough flo r to make a thick 1)atter, ,/\dd egg

Blend margarine~ corn lIyrup,' a large mixing[ bowl. ~dd sifted liC Gn'f~:ti(Jinelrs' sugar all at ;~ce. Mix with a with hands. Turn onto a mixture is well b'ende~ and cool place, M~$ abo!Jt IVa Divide into sev.eral pa$, color few drops of iood colqring and

. and raisin, Beat on high speed for 2 'In!inutes, scraping wi: occasionally. Stir lin additional 2 cups flo r Jntil dough is well' liIlerided and soft. Shape dough into 18 buns; 'place on (Teased baking sh t. i Let rise in wa~ place (80°_ 85°F.) un I Hght, about 45 m~utes,q.mbine egg white nd:2 tablespoons co.dwa~r.i Brush tops of bu s with egg white miixtUte. ent deep cross in to 0.1 each bun with $ciss~rs. r Bake at 400° for 2 mi'1lutes. ;

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sels~ver hot nbt'.,'bOiling, water eggs to coat. !Place on waxed har en. Or add s~me m~lted the ondant anld:put tln-Gugh n .. '~nr,,.u'r print tlames 0, ~h egt..I ,

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skJinnel, bol.ed and -dri"d 'h f""Rnii"" 1 'h cups:i can'ot piece8 2 cup* milk 11' nuidiu1/t Omi0118, qua1·tered % c1lf 'nargarine, 80ft g' CUPB caloking Sautenle '.4 cup flour

Heat half the margarine and half t~e salad oil in a skillet. ' Fry, chi4ken' until golden brown. Add more margarine 'and' oil,if necessary, while frying. Wben all the chicken is browned, pnt carrot pieces, onion~ 'wine and seasonings into blender container, cover, process at HI (Chop) only I

unUl ve~etB!bles are finely chopped) Return all chicken" to : skillet and pour blended mixture oter~ Cover and simmer: about 30 minutes. Remove chickeni and keep hot in qven i while p~eparing sauce. Strain juice$ to remove vegeta'bIes, ' reserviIlg j4ices. Put juices, milk, rqargarine and flour linto I Dle~derllco~tainer, cover and proc~ss,at LO(Whip) I./ntil: bleDlded, Pour into skillet and cook over medium hea~ un- , til thick!ened, stirring constantly. I '

~ee: I, ! 'h c~p ~rgq.rine 1 .-o,lnc; can mushroom g cups 19ttg-grain brown rice pieles.: with liquid !t 10~-ot.f1tce can8 condenBed 1 5-oulIce can wa~er cheBtnuts,'

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Hea~ m~Tgarine in skillet, add dI{y rice and cook until i

golden Eown, about 20 minutes. Sfiroccasionally to preven~ bu iog. Put remaining ingredlen~. except chestnuts", into'ble der container, cover and tu~n control to HI (Chop) I

and !off lIuiekly once or twice to coarse~ chop mushrooms. Pour over rice in skillet, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce \ beal! ana simmer about 45 minutes; until all the liquid is absorbetl. Add the water chestnuts during the last ten: min\ltell1of cooking time. I , I

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and parsley into bIen e, r ,Mini-Blend contain-:: control to HI(Chop) nd off quij:kJy twp or:

to coarsely chop waln1lts; Heap rice niliIiturei platter and surroundfi~h chicken, brej!.sts.\ of the sauce over the c~JCken and put. remain-I

........ ,i .. , ... dish to be passed jlt table. Garnlsh both: , and sauce with w,ahiut-parsley mixture.;

chicken platter with mandarin or~nge sljces.l u,!,,,u,,,,,,. Serves 6.

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eeiJ1lg can be per\formed oy, the Blerld~r !nl s~qo~d~. I Even H you can'tipronour:/~e the narrlls ~f th~lf()F.S yOU prepcilre, yoJ, certainly, l""V ill imPf,1 .is X,',our I.ij ,U~$ts ; or family with y~ur recipel Bon A~ ,ti~! " Il,i IMPORT~NT: If you havela mult,i.~ ,e~,' B'!~n~er",

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~~t all ingredierts exctpt shriJID,' pinto th,e. f';nde., IC , -:!i: tamer. Cover and pro~e$s at ,a;I(Blend)~ d ~,pr. 4/, shrimp B:t a time and 1urn BI~n~er Off /l~d jOr). !,t .HH (Chop) till coarsely chopped. U~elrubbet /llJllli'tulal~*u~"t side of container to aid in processing. :P~a~e ~ turel in a mold or hoWl ~4 chill. I Serve l.vith" Pre iUm, Saltines. I " I' I I

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1'fl teaspoons vaniiJIa 1 cup sugar 'fl cup finely-c~op , nutS 1 6-oz. pkg. (1 cup) Nestl~'s· Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsel :i

Preheat oven to 375°F. Combine margarine, vanilla and sait ~ bowl, a~d I

blend well. Gradua)ly beat in sugar. Add flourc and Nestle's semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels;. mix well. Press evenly into ungreased 15"x JO"x 1 "pan. Sprinkle nuts over top. BAKE AT: 375° F. TIME: 25 mins.· Cool, then break in irregular pieres and drain on absorbent paper. ' Makes about 1 %' pounds.

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~~U~I",,-start to finish! -ahd stUt keep an eye on brood. QOQd idea, nT..,,, • .,l1rrP with pressure co<!,kin~-ptesto, of course.

complete line or pressure cookers: a1UmiDl~ electric or nOIl-dl,ectfric with or without ~rest4's Hard Surface

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1 (6 Oz.) can t~'~paste 1 (WIh oz.) <lan I broth I cup red wine ,

and add oil. Brown roaSt on JI sides. ~gI:tIlblles and seasonings. BIenIi tomito

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n!!om~nt ~o pick up a string and , ~he looked a$am ~1r child :wa~ ~olding the can :of ,w~x. I, , .::.1 : 'I i

~he cUdn't know if heir two :a ha!11,' year old b~bf tl~ drun~ any bf the wax and she ju~t abbc.t to forget [,about! t beca~se the wax carried no ng ,Iabe,. : ,: , , aut $he had a second ~rd c~I,led her d~'tQ~' T

dbctdr told her to rush the Ill' a ~psp~tal. Th i:lab' stom~ch 'was immediately '~ut en' ug~ of th I ~C)ls ous tlinat,rlal in the wax labSqrted into ~"II~I~ sp-ea .sf, ,that f9r four dafs , didO f know if, tf1~ f~ ,I 10UI , IIv 'I ' ' Iii I, 'I I, I '

~ad t~e mother dela¥.ed in , I,ing liI~r dector f~JI" ~,~ , hbur,' the I,ttle girl would ' The: qoc~~ sai~ '~' ,~~ - I,

spoohf~ lot the wax was kill a ~hjlld unde~il~i~e.i I 'I

th~pst tragic: thing I t~i~ I if th~t \t is ~It ~ . I~ More tha 500,000 betw en the a es of one:1 'I ~ ~i II are ~oi n~d e~ry year I the ~:niied "$~tes from fl. u Ii cpmTonl foun<! In the Fi(:~ hun~r~ qf t~e I ,I, illl n'Uall~. < I, ~I Ij :'!)I~ I A co ~Ie of cen~uries agQ po s w,rq well con J ' Ii,' II I, ~C~l hi ing pl*res in rin~s and ~r.s, "nPr qnly the III ~ II

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os . people' are not laware ~a de~fge'nts, flQQr, , ell , aspi n, f.ray deodorants1 and t~I>U nd~ ,of 4ther ~tl:l~t) I I, i item; ar ~oten*ial child tillers. I' I r ';' , ill' " I 'II : Ther are more ,than ~;;O,QOO Aq~m~~I~IIY;~i,a,,~ Jl>f ~',II"

ucts ~hat: can cause som~~ ~egr~ ~'fPOl ,tng anp.~ ~I ~~ ~,: II, I

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Par~ ,,0 ~r'y to encou r. e theif children to take aspirin and othe m ications by sa n they're candy are m king a mistake h~ ::can:be fatal. " . ,

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Kitc en [,killers include' ~tefgerll , ammonia, s'ler and brass poliS~~S' disinfectants ,a~d insect poisons, all 0 which may be nd r the kitchen 6ik~Within~sy reach of c ildren .

. Pois no' s substances fo n in th • bedroom and ~a hroom

un label f~icines. ! ,'!. The hO~e ~orkshop h s its da'll . rs, too. Child en are

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Som of the most pqte t fOison1 are found am ng the ', ... ,. garden aids such as insect s ra s, we~., killers, and fe ilizers. i Q'

Some in ecticides don't hav t be swallowed to be rmful. Skin con c~ is enough to ca SEt poisot/!ing. Ii !

Chil rerl: under five ar t~e . chief victims of ac idental home po so]ngs because th y ~re at the age where e loring the worl cir. und them inclu es the ta~ting of medfcat ons.

Stud es show that in a gr~at ma~y cases of poi onings, the pois no' s product wa,s Inot retur~ed to its norm I place after bei g used by an adult The child who saw his m theror father u ing~'the substance hen has !pn opportunityl try it, ofteh wi dIn up a poison v ti~..r

Anot ersource of trou Ie is the· turpentine, ga line or~ .other po so~~us substance I philcecf in a pop bottle, . up, or glass tha t~e youngster no m<ltlly as~iates with so ething to drink. . I 'I· ,

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1. K ePLall ~rugs, pOlis MUS sub~tances, and ho~sehold chemical o~t of the reach f children' I

2. 0 not store nonedi Ie prfdu4ts on shelves u~ed for storing f ~ i' :

. 3. n~t transfer poisorOus stlbs~nces to llnlabeled con-ta tners. I :.

4. N,vet re-use contain rs of chemical substances.1 5. D~ not leave discar ~d medi~ines where chil~ren or

pets mig t get at them. : 6. N ver tell children y .u are givi~g them candy when you

are actu Ilygiving them m diCine. . 7. labels before sing ch~mlical products.

give or take edicines ih the dark. a child is pois ned or e~en suspected of being

is essentia to stop absorption of the poison-

. Ie, one pers n should; begin treatment while s a physician r a: hospital.

don't have a c ance to call a doctor right away, expert guid lines to follow:

try to make a f;' hi,dvomil if he is in a Cioma or in c.onvulsion ' h~s swal:/owed a petroleufl prod-

: gasol ne, lighter! fluid, or if he h~s swal-poison s chi as an~cid or .alkali. !

vomiting i i not teco mended in the~ cases corrosive aterial wil burn the lining of the

moutH when the come up~:' i

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then inducin : vomiting ~Y placing the bl~nt end or your finger t the back: of the child's tmroat or

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" cup. Bilted~~r Thoroughly mbe undissolved acti~e drii yeast with 1 % cu s flour, sugar and sal1l. Heat water with marg rh1e over low heat until 'warm. (Margarine ,netd not melt). Add liquidn'tixture to drymixtUr~ and beat 2 minutes at medium speed of'ele~trtc mixer, scraping bowl' occasionally. Add %: cup flour (or enough flour to make ,a thick battr) and egg whiteS. Beat on high speed for 2 minute$, s'craping bowll occasionally. Stir in r m",ining 2 cups flo\.lr. Knea~ until smooth and ~atiny (5 to 8 minutes). Shape into smooth ball anll put into a greas,ed bowI;tirease surface lightly; Cover and let rise Illntil d

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life hIVe. It !.!.~ not. lunusual fo . I~tter~ "~." rea¢hh.' .. fr. nl'"forellgr crun1r1les addressed to "Mr. b~nny ~~I~utseed3') I,~. ',: I ~r ,.A.!' I, ,t is ~!s¥ for a ,layman, tQ e0"1I!l~e~end . ~ll:ln . i ~ow Bo~ ~as Won the ·,.title Of the "Naid .. n's Wa!,n~t ~in$' .. Ifn. ri.sbee~ ~gge(tt'! with ~uch a nicknam when t~ey' learn jhe a~:Plante~ over e.ooo,ooq walnut. trees a~d 3,OOQ,opo pine~r! im hjs hom~ $Ite lldt IoWa: alone, He own ~nd operates th,I,lrrSest walnut ~eedll~~g nuts~ry in trye Unite~ ~tates,i .. '.~ ! :!i I

! .: p'r,ly;l.st year 'Bob sol(i ~nd shipped by ~Ii( frEii~h~ ?,>"Oq,J <)f hiS ct. hOlce.· '.'sproute4 black 'ta1nu! see. ds to a firm ato.M1.~lbdurne, Aust~alia. Boll> supervised the'pjanting of the see~l'n~s! o~ a 2oQ,cre tract of, l!=lnd. Thi$ was th~ t\rst cOJ1llm,ercial '1al u1 ,ree plan~ing project ;t6 take place in,A~. stralia~ Bob ndt' OhlYi p:e'rs,nally ,uperv.'ised t.'1e planting but ~iS.ited 'th~ project ~~j'O,cern~er to ~hec~on tf1elr growth and c~re, He pl"ns to r(\t~:~~' the~ "" the ~ear! future. ~o check again. !T~e DaU.,b, endiekvf~ n~t,i;f.' edlin~$

tave,;also be~n shipped to sf,~n, Ger~any, Ital~1 .,~ 4~pan. I.,

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l ; ,"ThaN becau~ I sta ~d out. ,'In 10wa~"1 ~obl ~~pl"Jnep, (An~ too, Iqwa has an ideal c 'irrate fo~ growing '3' In~t~~e~, I'Ve : trav~led ov~~ 50,000 miles i ; ~owa ~lIing an(llp, an~inl waln~t , I,! rree~. ,I've tf4veled ~nd sold n i67 of ~~e sta~e's r .' c~~r :i~." It i . !' WhelJl ~skel' ~bout p~t ~~ial walqu~ tree gr~ .in$ i~i~ ~~, B~~ ~. Id:., Ifl,n O~~o, In .. I.ana, IIIlni,IS' Ken. ~.U.CkY.' ren, '1.~.se.~:J' Issour. 'I, lowa~ and s~rne 2 other stat s~ walnu~ grows n<h*:lrall!;i Ifarms ~nd 1 mos~ pas~ ¢C1n yield ' h~ ow"e~ a' good ra·' r~ i,~ ~r~peJ'ly

I .rnarlt.: ted. F.:arm~r$ in! ~hese t. }.es annl.l .. ' .... allly~1I ~ .. 1 : .. }q .. n~I'f .~.' oa., If.dIfeet, walnut el~~er In stan log tr~E\$ or as 19~~W~i¢.~ ~d(ls a fub , ntial'~um t, t~eir fari?g ind9~e~ : ,'..: II :::1 I I : "Mari4factJrefl;", con nrued Bo~, "wan~ ~ICJc~ W~IJ'jut be-

.'Icause ot ql;l4litie. sl nq o. ther t. ~ ha. 5 .. : in the, •. W+ Q .. :o~.' '~i~ .. 'ati9r· It isi eadily workEld fith t~I~5J It ho'~s 'its ShaM if'! ~a~ning. ilt Pl. erly ~ried ti~t re. tabrif. ~tion, 'itl.;shr~n~"~ ... ,I.,, liS .. ,~~dwa.. ~p.l. s , Ivery I.' I ttle i~ lheJfl~j hed. ,pr'1l~ct wal.,nu~ !"ke.s.:~ .. , e.X~~.'III .. le.,n. t fl . .oish"a d w~in fil~~S~ed h\S~. Ivery a7af~lve a.p~~fa~¢e·"1 :. i. Bob's l~ottJ.,at.lon fo' h s! ha~d Wt>rk '. s rev .. ~~ed. :~;p, 'bneof ,hiS 0 fI qL(~~tJons: ",If alllw ~o 's toiC4t dQY.("i !~eeS':IJust w,t will ~ ere barllett for the n~xtig~nerati~n Of our: f~Jllil ~ ~o ,!enjoy?

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,~ The spot, a ,rna~nificent: stretch of mountain road, a t of ~: Million the lofty Sa~ Juan "'ou~tain ~ahge. Some of the r<lad is n arly 14,0Q0 fe~t , ,

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Today, the Coloriado Highway Department has a s~teln of b~ue warning tegic areas on mountairi roads. If the blue li~ht is flashing, i~ is a warning of a,

The Hudsons ,placed their ministerial duties above ~he element of danger, , lives. The plaque re~ds ias folloWS: II'", , "This marker' in memory of Rev. Marvin Hudson a~d ~is daughters,

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On a Sh~,: Sid~ street at VIncennes,. In lana, a small frame house,. I nea!ected, is suddenly ftt.lrj'ling Into a tourist mecca.! The street~ is "close to the bridge-wo~~" in the older section of Vln~ennes, just a stone's throw from 'the Wabash. One of th~se houses, III West Lyndale, is the birthplace of a very funny man, Red Skelton. And' today' since the owner of the prope~r. decided at last he had better ut up some kind of a modest gn to tell the world about It. t e tourists are flocking in, to see where TV's inimi· table comiF first saw the light of day; I

The owner ,of the house is are· tired senior citizen, A. L Cardinal, who aciously shows tour· ists throu the house, even the room in ich Red was born. "Red was Iways a clown," Cardinal said. "I knew him when he was a y. They lived here until he~s about eleven. His mother wa a char-woman, and Red see perennially hungry." Cardinal t on to tell about an inciden when Red as a boy came into ~ neighborhood cafe, waiting forrmeone to buy him a hamburg r. He usually got the sandwich, rdinal remembered, for everyon liked him, even felt sorry for him. Even as a boy, Red wore atl old slouch hat and hand-me-d~wn clothing. which added to hIS natural comic appearance. ' Skelton hirrtself has corroborated these factSlin recent interviews. "My moth) was so poor that she used 0 get our furniture from the Ivation Army," he said, talkin about his boyhood days in Vin!:ennes. ., Red came back to the Indiana town recen~ly to visit the home of his boyhood. Mr. Cardinal reo lates the !lvent with a bit of pride: He c.me home from work to find policemen all over the place, out i~ front, in the street. He didn't ~now what had happened until, he pushed through the crowd, made his way inside. And there was Red Skelton, BOing from room to room in the old house. takiflg his sweet time, not missing a trick. He posed for photos, ~tanding in front of a bed in tht room in which he was born. Finally he w Iked outside, looked around some more, checking the yard. , "There usee! to be a shed, over therel" he Siaid, pointing. Cardinal ,atlmitted there had been, but It had rotted down and the debfis had been cleaned

~&'aybe I sriou Id buy the house and have spme place to come back to in! myoid age'" Red quipped. ' Skelton's rnj:>ther, who is dead, is remembe~ed by many of Vincennes' senior citizens, all of whom rated 1 her as a hard-working woman. ~ed's father supposedly died biefore he was born. Red refers t~ him as a great performer in the old HagenbeckWallace cir¢us. At other times he says he \was a professor at Indiana University. Red's Christian name presumably is Richard Bernard Skelton, but his millions of fans know him simply as Red. Those close to him msist that l'Ie clowns so much that no one .is certain when he is serious Of kidding. At another tIme Red said he got his first job with a medicine show in Vmcennes, and persists he still has One of the silver dollars he ea~ at that time. Today, Red lives at Palm Springs, California, l! llong jump from the town of Virwennes on the Wabash that figured in his nostalgic moI_1Iti.

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• Protects Clothes Better MODEL MA7~F AUTOMATIC !WASHER • Durable Pr~ Cycle • Choice of Agitjttion and

Spin Speed. • Bleach and Fat/ric

Softener DiSpenser MODEL 166F ElECTRIC CLOTHES DRVER • Durable Press Cycle. • In-A-Door Lint Screiln • Fast Drying'

S .. Speed Q~"" Wuher •• nd Ory.ers in N." H.rrest 601.1. ArOCHO .nd (:oppertone Co/ol. , at ,.our Speed OU_ O .. I.r. .

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If all members are attending I leak college ,

. ence a sudden rf4>,-r"'"'''' ment. I

But that's not l~kelYI • happen, at ;'e¥3t' not sudden .. Iy, since there Fire durrently memberr~fthat Grand Forks fa.;nily e~,rOlle~in. ~ach I~vel of,.lt~,lr.,: un, iversit, freshma~ thro~gh Pb~~raduate. ii'::!: I ' ,

The latest Ste~~ler! t ,enter school '~, t,! U, NO is 7-year~ld Sue, ~! frEls man, who, like:'her broth,-s

. and slst~r at UNO, is;a ,graduate of Grand Por~ 1it. James High Sc~ool. ' ii, I, , i

In addiH,on, th~, '"e i~ S,' teve, 19, a $0~i~9, m,' ore, twihs Mary Jo and Mike, 20, who are juni,or!.~d Pete, 21, a senior.: The s~rne !fiv~ wer~ studen'!~J St. James at the same tin1le al~o, in th, 1964-65 .~ool year. , Then there's Mb~, ~ho gra~ated ~ro~IOND in 1910, and who, is enronied iagain to carry ou1j..~b~t-gradua~e work in $peciall education. ~he YOlilng~stmember pf the fami!y is Jiim, 1~, an ei~hth grader, ;at Sit. Miqh-' ael's, whb plan$ to ~t1lend St James an,~1 the Univer-sity whem, that time ,comes. 'l\ :;' '

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The Steqklers moved ,to Grand ForkSj,frndril Mandan in August of 1964 with the Sfecific p4~~e of sending the family to !UND. Thei father, J~ph, died in 1957 of corona'l)' throritbosis.i He had ~~ employed' at the post office, a cr~m¢ry and Cln ,!auto' SUpp!y firm in ""andan, during his residenW! thelre, T~e Steckler, were Imarri~d ~here in 1946'/ I fl' Mrs. Steckler taught at the elementa~l 'ltyel in Mandan for three years foll'owing her hu ~a,nd'$ death, and then was employed in special e .~:tion in the' school s~stem there, qefore coming t ; ,ranC1 Forks, ' where she has taught, special educati! at Winship Primary SChoolf She enrolleCt in pc)St- I ij'l'ate worrk

at UNO in 1962t,': JI ~l' J The maj~r field qf stud~, in ~hich thq;~wck,ers aile engaged ,at UN are ras vaqed as th.,'{1 ~ge$, Pet~' the senior, is p rsuir!lg a degree in bu~iq.~$; iMilke, ,a junior, is in cheticat engineering; Ma~H~' 'the otl')er junior, hppes be ~ ,*peech th~ra~i~tl Sue, t~e I

freshman, plan to enje~ a general bu ., cu~~icLJ-lum, an~ St~ve" the siphpmore, has n ~ ~et deci~ep I on a major field. ,,·i ,1:! " ,I I,'

According" to ~rs. ~teck,', !,er, I,the fil'!a~1 ,i!,r' I ;, prp~,~~b " have not' been as grelatas pne mig fl In~. s~n¢~ , each of her IISltJdertl",haSI received,:ilt '"Ieast'on~ , scholarship du~jng th i~ UN! careersJli , • !

, Part-time, emplpymen ~,s elped, a,··~, '!'"l, pe~e, ha, 5 '"

worked at a ga~ ~tatio ',' i,M,', ik as a la, b~MiSit.i,n ~ !~gnite reSa,. arc,hi proj~, ft,,,,,,;nd ~ary Jo, " ' '., a. i$,,§t In the mlcroblolo~, d~p~rtm~nt Ste rtl' i~te , in drama at th1 tJn;ivElrsi~" but also ,'s! to *' and Sue won't be '/forking as a fte an {Moim' orders). ' 'I ' L ],11 'I

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• The GuHenberg (Iowa) Pre.. that in this ag~,

die with their boots on, usually have one of the accelerator.

• A writer in The Salisbury Pre~Sp8ctator laments:

"My fltlances are getting In sucll a mess, you would think I' was getting advice from the government."

I • I Jumping at conclusions Is n9t n~arly SiS good mental exerci~e as diggi,)g for facts, saY15 The Redfl8lcl (S.D.) Pre ... ' .

I , . The I following comment is frot" The Tre.r (Iowa)

Star.dlpper: "The anatomical f.et that man is endowed with two ears and only ~ne tongue might be

(IS constr~ed as a subtle suggestion .s to which he should use mpst."

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Thl~ ooe comes from The Plori.er-Review of Phillip, S.D.:

TeaCher: "If you have seven pieces ()f candy and I asked for four, how many would !you have left?"

Pupil: "Seven." '

, . The Chronicle-Herald of Mao¢m, Mo" reports the

story bf the London bookseller Who said he received the following letter from a customer: "'I am returning the about mastery over women which I ordered 10 ago, Unfortunately, my wil'e would not let me keep

'~~xt time you geJ in~~',o 0' those ~.Iwherell y<}u' question you'r o~n' wort consider the follO'!WI..,g,

$m The Tell CItr (Ind.J 'I ..... : A human ofi

1 'pounds contain, 'al en gh 'or seven cake. ofi p, carbon for 9,poo pen is, phosphorus for 2201 atfhes. magnesiun; for a g dose of sa,lt. ~noughl

ir n to make one ,igtll-pe n nail, enough Ume 10

~itewash a c.hicken,', coop, n enough water t~, fill· 81'

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! A; Crookston (Minn.) Delli ~I"," writer says, "My \o\lif~ loves gardening - I donrt think there's anything: s~e'd rather see me :do." ' , ,

! '. , : "Kids nowadays gel inlo more Irouble in school than

Il'Iey do hanging around pool halls," says The Review: or p,lymouth, Wis. ' , '

.i .~' i. i . ytMt Sun of Jame,town, .0., quotes the following,: "~liIen a man makeS a wom . n his wife, it's usually the' hjlg~est compliment he can qay her - and it's usually tllle :Iast." :

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I "A good wife laughs at hJr husband's jokes not beciause they are clev~r, but b,ecause she is," says The ... ton County. Dem6crat of Havana, III.

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r The Weyne Coon" Pre .. «j>f Fairfield, III., comments: "iMany a young mall feels he's got the same kind of ~irl: who harried de~r old dlKf,"

I '1 • i 'I Most husbands don'l worry much about the national

~e~t. says the De~lIs uk. (N.D.) Morning Journel~ '!Vh~t really worries them is ~,ow Iheir wives keep trying tP ~ocalize it. 1 :

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A. mind reader 10Qking fo~ Work around most office$ <t<>l/Id only be hired a pa~-1ime basis, comments th$ ~~nna (III.) Itnels-r,! 'OUlnal, ! I

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, , HOSPITAL COS S EE!, ISINS " " NOW., , A 4 ~N'T" ItAII \ " I! '1,1 ~\'$.. ,LE, C PAY YOU \ i' I'

of your i:Jge, • \ 4lfJO A ItEai It, I Ii mail card today and discover... I", TAX-FR E MON~~' ,~I ,

I Ho. 10 gel pai~,u;~tsii;~50,a •• k, Ii 'i! ill

iusl like .age~,: whilej: i~ Ihe hOSiPil~l: .; Il'i :: .

. ~i~~j!~~'~~i~~~~~itf!? ' WHAT IF I ybu should wake p to fin4 yourself flat cJre, or any grou~ plan. Cash to ~pen~ .+S you liike. I

on your ~c~ in a hospital. f: , ing a stay of weeks- .llt Is UfeGuard,ct- Protection.' This ineaI!B ~~ is ' even m0ti~? Check the wa~s you col1Jd use extra Guaranteed Ren~able. It is yOURS !FOR l#'E ' spendable clash (- panel ~t left).! Think what 8f! long 88 you m~, e timely pa~n~ M~e current . $2,000, $5,000 or $lO,ooo-ol1 top of jyour hospital p1'emium. It can N}:VER be c.lled th~ ~m- , inaurance-~uld mean to you, regartlless of your p~ny ~ause of .ge, health or! ~u~be i of c;ll~rs·; '",l".

age or f~lr circumstances: ! • You are cover.lct' during a~yl: h~jtal do~~ne-! .~ ~~~ui:;~:.n:7:h3:::a~~ c~~y~n~:~nr:i:::;! :::!t:::y f:~l::t s~~::!1Il. ~~~~ur ~=i' j paymen~, new furniture and I the other expenses itself after 30 day~ from the rut~ of i~ue. V~less. i 1,.,'1:,','

young fa~ilies have, a seri us inju,ry or illness of course, your hO!ipilt:a1 care is~d~e,,~'!,ar,mfft8Ji might "~pe you out" financi4I1y. di~rder, maternitI, dental wor~~.' o~~ ~~en yo~ ,are, If you are 35 to 65, your children nQw may be at iri a U. S. Qove~nt or'Veter,n:s ~Qs+tal. 'III' I the costHest stage of schooiing; livill!g expenses .NO MEDICAL EXA,MINATION'. feg~,ess of1QUr: I' probably are higher than ever; an4ll chances of a~. e _ and there is NO AGE,,' . i I. ,: i I hospitalWitipn are increasing every rear. This is i .11 ',I I! 'i I I certainly ho time to be in a fuiumcial blind! :prot~lon Th~' r Y$ 'II i I .1 I I

Even H yt' u' are 65 or over, ~nd eligible for M~i- According to th~,:,!i~test 5-na~ . ~' ~9'" care, you. tilI will have to par. part oflYour hospItal , ~public returned .. ' eatel," W . ,.t&ff . fpr~ bills - an<l you also will have other bills. Everyday dqUars to policyho' "\ in cl~ ,nF .. th4ll, ,'1 : J

expenses,iprivateroom,privatbnurse,otbermedica1 o~the otper Top .,:, linsuran~,.~F~ oJlO·i1J ,.' costs-bills that Medicare d$ not cov.er. ! iJ¥livid1l4l areide~f!apd healtlt r ~. I Reg~esS of your ,. age, t~ Amerii:an RepUhliJD S.nd tociay for ~ll f~ct. about! , is I~ .1'

"Direct Cfts~" Plan can pay ~ou badlll needed ~h I'tan. Discover ho" ,you could gp a tal 'I every w~kyou are in the hTpital .. Jor up to one :~e out' with~ mo',' y '1eft over.~ ear t and full year. I i " tbepostage-rree! .Orwriteto" '. RelnmJ~

N~w! Pays Up To .,0 A Week! ~ Compa~ !I' pes M~i~t1'I~nt~' 'f>ao1., Protecdo~under the Ame~can ReJublic "Direct SPECIAL OFFER:i "you se~~" i

Cash" Plan' is avallable in·1 individulat prote<;tion fot infol'Jll8tion abj)U~ the Am~,. 'I II "units." Eac~ unit pays you. W;2.50 pef week adtuaI ~pu~lic "Direct C4$h" Pin, yO~ :; " cash (at ~ :rafe of $7.50 -Ii ~y) for evIery w.eekl you will also receive this valuable .. spend in the hospital due toft 111ness on 8CCJdelit. . . Americare® First Aili Kit byl as much Its '$10,950.00 for a full year if you have Jopnson & JOhnsott'f:' tains ;', the "4-un!it"" Plan. . ta~, bandages,; A tiseptic "'!l;l,AN~c:J.

I cre8.m. Qtber ~I aid:', ec+nPare All These. " dvan'-ges: n~. ~pare ~II : ,,: fr those I"l t ' ..1 !

• Pays cJs~ direct ~ you In, additio~ tP any oUter sUdden ~ 1-. " J!is Jqt is Y.~tn·l_Ilt~:tUIIlm insu""""'! rod ~th any., thor T' ~ <0obligar°n. Pill 'land ~ ~,'.,' '", paYSina~,,~I,.i·'ontoWOrkmen . Compe I, o,n,Medi,i - :,;, SorftItJ1j$offerllOt",#~

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