The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 19

Mondayj November 15, 1976 THE FAMILY CIRCUS' By Bit Keane 'Billy's aiming his fist al me! EMMY LOU THE GAffiTTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS by Martin Page .17,, By Mrs. Virgil Cox "It's not that I DON'T understand teen-agers! It's just that I DON'T WANT to!" HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Dik Browne Honor Roll Listed The Eureka High School honor roll for the first nine weeks was announced Wednesday by Phillip Johnston, principal. Students making al! A's were Randy Stone, senior; Denise Creed, junior; and Donna Baugh, Dody Bogle, Judy Koenig, and Kelly Thompson, sophomores. Other honor students were Seniors Berentz, Marsha Burtin, Latitia Casey, Debbie Downing, Sharyl Evenson, Ann Forcum, Randy Hughes, Mary McFall, Debbie Milnei Cindy Moon, Linda Pryce, Karen Thill; Juniors Deanne Adams, JoAnn Albin, Belinda Brown, Brad Denison, Tami Frakes, Kent Henderson, Terri Hughes, Brian Lindsey, Libby Mariani, Sam Milner, Jackie Peaster, Rick Stone and Maria Watchous; Sophomores Ronda Boone, Beth Booth, James Boss, Kathy Cummings, Jeff Dehlinger, Nancy Francis, Garry Fritts, Larry Fritts, Susan Greenwood, Jimmie Hunt, Imogene Johnson, Brett Tracillia Moore, Roxanne Stuber, Kim Wassinger and Karen Williams. Bilson's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph B. Bilson. Hosts were the honored couple's children, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Simon, Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bilson, and Roger and Ralph E. Bilson of Eureka. Relatives and friends of the couple attended the reception.

Sorosis Club Meets The Sorosis Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leroy Gibbs with Mrs. C.A. Hollingsworth as co-hostess. The business session was conducted by Mrs.

Dee Wallace, president. A report on Fourth District Federated Clubs convention in Emporia was given by Mrs. J.W. Farmer. Mrs.

J.L. Broyles, chairman, reported on the Veterans project. Mrs. Clinton Huntington, a guest, gave a demonstration of macrame. The Christmas meeting will be 8th at the home of Mrs.

Carl Colvin with Mrs. SvA. Huntington assisting. Speeding violations were filed in county court Friday against Donald J. Reh'mert, lola; Calvin E.

Brown, Burlington; Gerald E. Worthington, Humboldt; Albert J. Spain, Eureka; Otto D. Forcum, Eureka. Also charged was William J.

Edgar, Eureka, failure to louli oo You LUCKY EPDlEf Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bilson were honored on their 25th wedding anniversary Nov. 7th with a reception at the home of Mr. Dick Smythe ANDY GAPP NOT Wf TMAT LITTLE TEARAWAY, I CANT-VOU START OUT AS A UPAS A I CANT REALLY MAKE IT 'OW ABOUT 'rtXJAN'ME HAWIN' A RUN PUBS TONIGHT? break.

Charlrs Schultz UJHAT KINP OF A DO H'OU PO I SHOVEL SIDEWALKS, RAKE LEAVES AND GARBLE: MESSAGES WILL YOU ASK: WUR MOTHER IF-THERE'S AW KIND OF UJORK I GOULD PO FOR HER 1 I'M TRflN'6 TO SOME MONE4 1 FOR CHRISTMAS By Mote Walker Dik Browne HI AND LOIS I JUST DISCOVERS? WHAT HOLDS OUR FAMILY TO6ETHER. TLL OET SOME WHEN ON WE'RE our OF PEANUT WEDNESDAV WiTHocrr. PEANUT "WHERE THINGS ARE HAPPENING" LITWIKS DOWNTOWN EMPORIA OPEN WEDNESDAY EVE TILL 8:30 PM Gordon Bess Suede refera to uppers T'NV TRtfNS TO IF you STOOD UP you COULD sit ARE KN66UN6 TM6R6- WtTM VOUR. MEAD ON By Mort Walker BEATLE BAILEY FOK6BT I'M BEETLE. WANT TO TALK TO YOU AS.AN equAL Saunders and Ernst MARY WORTH YOU NEEDN'T FEEL TrWT THEY KNOW NOTrtlNO ABOUT YOUR MR.

CRAWFORP IS HELPINS ME TO PIAN MY FUTURE i YEAH? PUES FREE 9CKRP ANP ROOM COME WITH THAT PRIZE WON? LOOK WHO HAS A CHAUFFEUR I'M-STAYING WITH THE CRAWFORDS" FOR A UTTLE IPREAP FAONG KAREN HAS RIPPED TO THERE'S THE RRST MR.CRWVFORO! UNCLASSIFIED NOW YOU CAN CLEAN orientals citan with new Rinw-N-Vac cleantr. Rent at Home Lumber Co. Legal Publications; (First-published in The Daily Gizette November 15.MS76) IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF KANSAS United of America, Plaintiff v. No. 76-Hl-cS of device consisting of the following: one box, more or less, containing one device with accessories, labeled in part box) NEUROCEPTORTOBEUSEDONLY UNDER PROFESSIONAL DIRECTION MED GENERAL INC.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55420 (DEVICE) neuroceptor I inc. mui- neapolii, un. odel No. 6100 Catalog No. 028-1-100 Serial No.

01102 To be Hied only under professional direction one box, more or less, containing one device with accessories, labeled in part: box) NEUROCEPTOR TO BE USED ONLY UNDER PROFESSIONAL DIRECTION MED GENERAL INC. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55120 (device) neuroceptor I medgeneral inc. mm- neapolis, minn. Model No. 6100 Catalog No.

028-1-100 Serial No. 01364 To be used only under professional direction one box, more or less, containing one device with accessories, labeled in part: TO BE USED ONLY UNDER PROFESSIONAL DIRECTION MED GENERAL INC. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55420 (device) neuroceptor I medgeneral inc. min- neapolis. minn.

ModelNo.6100CaUlogNo. 028-1-100 Serial No. 01358 To be used only under direction One box moreor one device with accessories in in inner box, labeled In liter cardboard hnir) MEE GENERAL INC. (inner cardboard box. CLINICALNEUROCEPTOR MED GENERAL INC (device I clinical neuroceptor medgeneral inc.

minn. Model No. 8300 Catalog No. 031-1-100 Serial No. 337 To be used only under professional direction and including as accompanying labeling used in promoting sale of the devices or otherwise related to the devices, one, more or less, of each of the following items at written; printed and graphic matter, labeled in part: (12 page Form No 2S-11) "instruction manual CLINICAL (12 page Form No manual NEUROCEPTOR Form 28-07) a completi Trans- cutaneous Nerve Stimulation (TNSlSysttm for the management of acute and chrome pain NEUROCEPTOR a complete Trms- cu Ian ecus Nerve Stimulation System (TNS) for the management acute and chronic pain page leaflet) "SPE SPECIFICATIONS FOR MED GENERAL NEUROCEPTOR (3 page article) Jment of Post-Herpetic Neuralgia by Prolonged Electric Stimulation (3 bage article) "Tran Nerve Stimulation for Control of Pain page article) Electrical Stimulation (5 page article) "Skin Application of Electrical Impulses forRelwtof Pain (10 page Supression by Peripheral Nerve Stimulation article) raiucutaneous Electrical Stimulation For Treatment of Chronic Pain: A Preliminary Report (4 page leaflet) lacreuiuiiy.

pot reportintfBSttranacutarieoua nerve stimulation CTNS) provides unprecedented relief for much acute and chronic pain GARAGE SALE Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1530 Williby Ave. Motorcycle, balance beam, ping-pong table, bicycle, clothing, misc.uncl-c 11- 15 FOR RENT December 1, 6 room house Olpe. Also space and hookups for trailer house. Gene 475-3375.

2 BEDROOM HOUSE For reht. Attached garage. 342-2702. GOOD LARD For pie crusts, 19 centi Ib. or 50 Ibs.

for Food 'Bank, Olpt. COOL WEATHER Is pbrt weather. Have nice 350 to 400- Ib. sausage hogs at 28 cents alive. Will slaughter Wednes- day and you can pick a half or whole, take it'home to process or we'will cut for your family.

If you cure the ham, we could cook if and have ready at 11 o'clock for Christmas dinner. Food Bank, Olpe 475-3375 uncl-cll-15 ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Due to my health I will sell my complete houseful of antiques. Saturday, November .20 Starting at 12:30 p.m.; Located at Auction' Center, 1221 West South Ave. Round oak table-6 chairs, 2. Ved velvet chairs," 3 piece marble top bedroom suite, love seat, oval Front oak china closet, approximately 75 pieces of Bavarian Haviland maple rocker (face of old man wind), Santa Fe coal bucket shovel, tall oil can, coal oil heater, small cream cans, maple htghhack bed, rodi- ron single bed, organ stool, cane bottom straight chairs, wash stand, 2 tittle oak tables, 5 leg square table, oak buffer, wardrobe, pie cupboard, several pieces of carnival glass, some depression glassware, copper coffee pots, lots of tinware, cane, old fruit jars, large table full of assorted items, hand crocheted bedspread, table clotK and shoulder shawl.

5 dinette set (like new), sewing machine. Not responsible for accidents Terms: Cash CORKY WOOD Owner Hi nd-Ast Auctioneers Open house Thursday evening, alt day Friday. OF THE ELECTRICAL CURRENT DISTRIBUTION FROM THREE SPINAL ELECTRODE SYSTEMS 114 page article) -MNNOV ATI ONS NEUROLOGICAL IMPLANT SYSTEMS 125 page article) i A Comparison Between Anterpr and Posterior Spi nali mpUnt Systems De- NOTICE OF WARRANT OF ARREST AND NOTICE OF SEIZURE TO THE ABOVE DEFENDANTS AND ALL PERSONS IN GENERAL OR SPECIALLY WHO HAVE OR PRETENTD TO ABOVE DESCRIBED You and each of you will take notice that heretofore, and on the 12th day of November. 1976, by virtue of a Warrant of Arrest directed to me. I arrested, seiwd and MTiiriJv attached the.

set forth In the caption hereof, in the poueuion of Wichita. Nmrolofieal Group; SI Mary's Hospital. Empona; General Med and Jack Bretey. Arkansas City Kansas. Hospital.

Empona; General nd Jack Ana au parties claimmf any inwrMirn or to such property or any part thereof art hereby cited to be and appear and file answer in the above court within thirty (30) days from the dale of the first publication hereof and by sak) answer make known their claims and allegations insaid matter. Dated This 12th day ol November. 19T76. JACK V. RICHARDSON (Mon.) 11-22 By: Roger E.

Schager Deputy WHERE THINGS ARE HAPPENING" LI TWIN'S' DOWNTOWN EMPORIA CaieerGlut) sweaters today the sweater story for today, wrap tie shawl cardigan or new square neck pullover, all great seasonal colors, all acrylic, all from Career Club. oo BtNKAMCBlMRD OPEN WED EVE TILL 8:30 PM FOUND 2 Cows oc calves west of Madison. Gene Steffis, 4753375. uncl-cll-15 AUCTION Located 5 miles of Council Grove, Kansas, then $4 mile north' i NovembVr: 17, 12:00 noon Refreshrnenu served MACHINERY: 1949 tractor; 1946 IHC tractor; roto-baler; Aids combine, PTO; IHO 2-row H-M lister; IHC Z-row H-M cultivator; No. 37 IHC 10 ft.

wheel disk; IHC 16-7 grain drill, fe re; DB portable 30 ft. hay Si grain elevator; No. 11 MH high wheel side rate; 3-14 IHC plow lift; 3-section spring-tooth; old spreader; 2-row IHC curler; G-H 8-ft. chisel lift; 3-jection spring tooth; 'bale loader; Woods Bros, corn picker, front end loader "for 'or' 3-section IHC spike tooth harrow; 2 rotary scrapers; 1973 Ford Vi ton' pickup; shop-built flat bed wagon; trailer-type field sprayer; 1-horse trailer; porta- ble cattle loading chute; rpd- typt hay Wetmore hammermill; post hole 2-wheel trailer. EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES: Good stock saddle; log chains; creosote poles and posts; several rolls new barbed wire; new steel posts; metal livestock panels; electric fence posts; metal slide-in stock rack; new coVru- gated roofing; drive belt; prtp- ane bottle; emery wheel; Horne- lite chain saw; grain auger, IHC cream separator; Other articles too numerous to mention.

HORSE: Good cattle smooth mouth HAY: Over 400 square bales alfalfa HOUSEHOLD: Sofa; plat form rocker; swive! rocker; and miscellaneous items. ANTIQUE: High-wheel baby buggy, over years old; glass drug store penny candy display, 2 kerosene bracket lamps; flat irons; walking plow; corn shell- er. CONSIGNED: IHC high- wheel side rake; IHC 2-row curler, cyl. lift; NI side rake, low rubber; IHC grain drill. Terms: Cash Not responsible for accidents MRS.

HARVEY SNODGRASS i Owner i Jim Kirkeminde, Auctioneer John White, Clerk uncl-cll-15.