Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 9

Use Our Want Ads BUY, SELL, RENT, TRADE Classified Ad Information Dial 3573 CARD OF THANKS to 25 wordf over SB -JIM -9c word CLAMIPIID DISPLAY Par column Inch- Additional CluMflod difpUyt taken until 10 a. m. day of publication except Saturday and a m. on Saturday. Regular classified till 0:30 a.

in Saturday. 11 a. m. Monday through Friday. CLASSIFIED CASH WITH Oft 01R Three days, per word IS cents Six days, per word 34 cents One day, per word cents Cards of Thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the hospital staff and doctors for my excellent care and relatives and friends for visits, cards and gifts while I was a patient at St.

Anthony hospital. Ella Rohwer 3-45-ltp Announcements NOTICE Legionnaires There is a BIG SMORGASBORD Feb. 23 at Legion Clubrooms Carroll, Iowa Serving 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. For Members, their ladies and guests.

$1.50 PER PERSON 645-ltc WttL TJNDKB8EIX any outside siding applicators, Aluminum or Asbestos siding. Guaranteed equal or better in quality. See us before you sign. No money down. Terms to fit your needs.

Kanne Lumber and 3upplv. Dial 4373. 6-38-tfc Announcements NOTICE Seed and Fertilizer Day Feb. 25, 1963 We will give a discount on all Seed and a $2.00 a ton discount on all Fertilizer ordered and paid for that day. FREE COFFEE and DOUGHNUTS Lidderdale Coop.

Elevator Co. LIDDERDALE, IOWA 6-44-3tc WE HAVE THE VERT FINEST, THE very newest and the most complete selection of all occasion greeting cards at Stone Printing 6-38-tfc Lost LOST: MONO SILVER KEYS WITH numbers. Reward. Call 2342 after 5. 7-45-3tp Loans 12 MONET FOR ANT PURPOSE borrow up to 9500.

Convenient monthly payments Quick local service, Community Loan Service, Carroll. 12-53-tfc Business Services 14 R. G. Dickinson Co. Stocks Bonds Mutual Funds Commodities 626 W.

Eighth Carroll Tel. 4309 Dave O'Leary Lou Hannasch Business Services 14 FOR ALL CHAIN SAWS SALES and Service, call or see Rainart Service. Located across street west of Safeway. 14-294-ltc CAR WASH ft (OUTSIDE ONLT). Mayer City Service.

West on Highway 30. 14-44-Btc GET PEAK TV AND RADIO EN- joyment via our fast, dependable service. The best of materials and workmanship. Let us check your set and bring it up to top performance. Coast to Coast Store, dial 9363.

14-41-6tc FOR REFRIGERATOR SERVICE call Sporrer TV A Appliances. Phone 9513. 14-42-tfc Male Help Wanted 21 MAN WANTED: MARRIED MAN who is interested in learning electrical trade. Good future. Good starting salary.

Full time work. Prentice Electric. Phone 2582. 21-45-3tc MAN WANTED Opportunity of Life-Time for man with limited sales background. Must have car.

No experience necessary we will' train. Earnings to $600.00 per month to start. For Interview call 2582 or write Box 212, Carroll. 21-44-2tc Female Help Wanted 22 NEED EXTRA MONEY! Studio Girl Cosmetics SUPPLY in ydur neighborhood. Top pay.

Telephone 3113, 6 to 8 p.m. 22-45-3tc SALESGIRL WANTED. APPLY IN person. No phone calls please. Jung's Bakery.

22-44-3tc WANTED: LADY. HOTEL HOUSE keeper, good hours, references. Write Box Daily Times Hsr- ald. 22-44-6tc LADIES: WITHOUT PREVIOUS Experience you can earn as much as $2.00 or more per hour in your spare time. Avon trains you.

write Evelyn Knott, Box 916 or call 576-0216 Fort Dodge, Iowa. 22-41-6tc WAITRESSES WANTED, BURKE Motor Inn. Inquire Robert A. Wright. 22-38-tfc FREE PHILCHECK LUBE JOB or WASH JOB with a Fill of Gas Thursday Friday Saturday Feb.

21 Feb. 22 Feb. 23 Ken's '66' Service East on Hwy. 30 Carroll 14-43-3tc LADIES: WATCH FOR THE LUZHQR Beauty Ad in the March issue of McCall's. 1 need Luzier consultants in the Carroll area.

Full or part time work. This is not door to door selling. For information write P.O. Box 129, Denison, Hatcheries 32 VACCINATE YOUR HOOS FOR Cholera with Rovac. Only 20c per pig.

Hague Hatchery. 32-45-ltc Seeds Feeds 34 FOR SALE: BALED PRAIRIE HAY. Prompt delivery. Greenfield Hay Co. Phone 2091 or 2172, Stuart, Nebraska.

34-45-ltc MOORMAN'S HOG FEEDING PROGRAM Would you like to send your hogs to market FAST on only about 9 bushels of corn and $5.75 cash feed outlay per head? Thousands of hog raisers are doing it with MOORMAN'S MINTRATES 34-43-3tp Livestock For Sale 41 FOB SALE: 80 pigs. Leonard Tunning, Dedham Call Murray 3-3962. HEAD FEEDER Dedham. 41-45 -3tc FOR SALE: i SOWS, FARROW soon. Harry Bruggeman.

Phone Lidderdale 8F4. 41-45-2tp FOR SALE: 25 GOOD GILTS, FAR- row about April first. Vernon Relman, 7 miles north Auburn. 41-44-2tp FOR SALE: ACCREDITED SFF Purbred Hampshire fall boars and open gilts. Strictly meat hogs.

Rov Struve, Manning. Phone 653-5222. 41-42-4tc John Morrell Cx Co. Estherville, Iowa "For Top on your FAT CATTLE JJM MADDY Phone 5469 FONDA, IOWA 41-306-tfc 22- Salesman Wanted -6tc 25 Salesman Wanted to sell feed lot equipment to farmers in 3 County area. Write or Call: Geo.

A. RolfesCo. Boone, Iowa GE 2-3300 Farm Products 31 VACCINATE TOUR PIGS FOR ERY- sipelas with only 13c per pig. Phone 9647. Hague Hatchery.

31-45-ltc House and Furniture Auction Augusta Kuker Residence 1417 Harriet Ave. SATURDAY, MARCH 9 1:00 P. M. LEGAL DESCRIPTION; Lot 24, Subdivision of the re-subdivision of Lot 5, Neu Addition, Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa. This is a three-bedroom home with attached garage.

Fenced in back yard. Wall to wall carpet complete. Gas Heat. House in excellent condition. Curtains and drapes stay in home.

This home will carry a good loan. Anyone wanting to look at house before sale day contact Cliff McCarville or Slim Hulsebus. Furniture and Household Goods 1 New Airway Vacuum sweeper and attachment 1 Near new Kitchenette set 1 Westinghouse Washer 1 Westinghouse Dryer 1 Near New Admiral Electric Range with glass oven door 1 Near new Admiral 21 foot deep freeze 1 Near new 11 ft. Frigidaire Refrigerator (with 40 lb. deep freeze.) 1 Cold Spot Dehumidifier 1 Coronado Electric Washer 1 Near new blond Bedroom suite, complete 1 Real good 4-piece bedroom suite, complete 1 New Blond writing desk and chair to match 2 Real New Platform Rockers 1 Real Good Davenport and Chair 1 Bed Davenport 1 Bedroom suite 1 Round Table 1 Wooden Clothes Closet 1 Dresser 2 Blond End tables 1 Dark End table 2 Card tables and chairs 1 Large Wall 2 Lawn Chairs 1 Outdoor Grill, new 1 New tray on rollers 1 Tub on rollers 3 Matching large and 2 small 1 Good Lawn Mower 2 Small tables 1 Ladder 1 Ironing Board 1 Rocking Chair 1 Clothes Hamper 1 Electric Carpet Sweeper 1 Wooden 2-door clothes rack 1 Pedestal 1 Lot of pots and pans and dishes Augusta Kuker Estate, Owner McCarville Hulsobus Auctioneers Carroll County Bank, Clark KIMBALL Livestock Exchange A Special Calf Sale along with our Regular Sale Tuesday, Feb.

26 3000 to 3500 Cattle which will include 2500 Choice to Fancy Calves The calf market is lower and well in line with the recent drop in the fat cattle market An outstanding offering of calves. KIMBALL Livestock Exchange KIMBALL, S. DAK. Phone: PR 8-5000 41-45-ltc Utd Cars Trucks 71 NOW YOU CAN BUY A USED CAR WITH CONFIDENCE KM 3WAY GUARANTEE ON FORD DEALER Timts Herald, Carrell, Friday, Feb. 22, 1963 la.

Utad Cars Trucks 71 Calendar of Auction Sales and Sale Dates Claimed (Continued from Page cocked. There now may be mora such patrols. Powerful radar SEE TOUB OLD RELIABLE BUICK- I al Sr )1 re All types of auctions will be run; scans the Cuban coast constantly, sale priced used cars: 1960 Ford i in this Auction Calendar FREE Asked at his news conference If itlck S- fa we have the advertising copy an asgau i sim iiar to the one on Bros, in Carroll. -4S-itc of your sale in our office. (he shrjmp boat mjg(u ave ltei PLYMOUTH FURY S-DOOR MONDAY, FBMUARY responsible for the disappearance Mrs.

Heln Wenck machinery a month of II sale, eai iier mis monm oi ine U.S. Sulphur Queen. Kennedy said he had no information indi- hardtop. Radio and heater, power brakes and steering, automatic, 32,000 miles, 63 license. 1958 Bulck Special, 4-door, radio, heater, automatic, good rubber, one owner.

Many more top quality used cars. Wlttorck Motors. 71-45-tfc household goods auction sale, 3 miles east and miles north tanker of Carroll. Byerly and Schart'en- kamp, Auctioneers. USED CARS IS OUR BUKfNES.S.

For the best used cars buys see McCarville and Son in Carroll. 71-87-tfc Houses For Sale 63 NORTH SIDE BEDROOM HOME. Close to playgrounds. Separate dining room, family room. Full basement.

Gas heat. Attached garage. All improvements In and paid. Present FHA may be assumed. Priced to sell.

For more information on this and other listings call or see John Gnam Real Estate A Ins. 63-45-itc STORY GOOD OLDER HOME, 2 blocks from churches schools, 2 good size bed rooms, bath, living and dining room plus kitchen down, one bedroom up, full basement, new gas furnace, priced at FHA appraised value with $700 down. Call Pudenz Real Estate. Dial 4324 SALES EVERY Orient Sale Orient. Iowa.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY la- Referee's Sale, 2 p. m. The Bauer Farm, Sherman Twp. Pocahontas Co. 240 2 miles North and 3 miles West of Pocahontas.

Mc- Gulre Auction Auct. SALES EVERY TUESDAY- Kimball Livestock Exchange. Klin ball, S. Dak. Dunlap Livestock Auction.

Dun Jap Iowa. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Zlnke Repair, complete closing out of shop equipment at 318 East St. McCarville Sc Hulsebus, Aucts. SALES EVERY Regular Sales Ogallala Livestock Commission Ogallala. Nebr.

Regular Sales Presho Livestock Auction, Presho, S. Dak. USED CARS Only your Ford Dealer offers this guarantee 1 SERVICEABILITY GUARANTEE Your Ford Dealer has inspected, road-tested and, if necessary, reconditioned every A-l Used Car or Truck and guarantees that it is in serviceable condition. Building Material 47 YOUR LUMBER NUMBER IN CAR- roll is line of building materials, pHVnning service, contractors, financing. Kanne Lumber and Supply.

47-42-5tc Household Goods 51 STUDIO COUCH. ROSE FABRIC. $35. Matt Furniture Co. 51-45-2tc gl PER DAY RENTAL FOR ELEC- tric Carpet Shampooer with purchase oi Blue Lustre.

Heithoff's Furniture. 51-45-He WANT ADS ARE MONEY MAKERS when it comes to selling unneeded, outgrown items. They are money savers, too, when you use the economical 3-day rate as little as 15c per word. To place your money making, money- saving Want Ad just phone 3573. 51-44-3tp Wanted To Buy 53 WANT TO BUY ACREAGE NEAR Carroll.

Write Box Daily Times Herald. 53-43-3tp For Sale 55 PARTS FOR ALL ELECTRIC Shavers. Loehr Shriver Jewelers. 55-16-6tc Wanted To Rent 58 2-BEDROOM HOUSE BY APRIL 1. Write Box Daily Times Herald.

58-44-3tc 2 FIRST-MONTH GUARANTEE Houses For Rent 64 FOR RENT: -ROOM MODERN house. Henrietta Kurth, call 2817. FOR RENT: SMALL HOUSE. PHONE 9707. 64-43-3tc Apartment for Rent 65 FURNISHED APT.

IDEAL FOR working girls. Downtown location. Inquire at Carroll Bakery 65- FOR RENT: TWO BEDROOM. downstairs apt. All utilities furnished, garage.

Dial 4781 after 5 p.m. 65-44-2U- FOR RENT: UPSTAIRS APT. t03 No. Carroll Available March 1st. Dial 9524 or 9449.

65-40-tfc 63-44-3tc THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Public Acres, 2 p. 6 miles North of Early, la. on Hwy. No. 71.

McGuire Auction Auct. SALES EVERY Al Boss Farmers Sale Co 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month, Carroll. Iowa. SALES EVERY FRIDAY Anita Auction Co. Anita, lows Humboldt Livectock Auction, Humboldt, Iowa.

SATURDAY, MARCH Mrs. Augusta Kuker House and Household Goods. 1417 Harriet Ave. McCarville Hulsebus, Auctioneers. SALES EVERY Farmers Sale 12 o'clock, Carroll.

Iowa Private Sale Cattle Boone. Iowa. 45-3tc PARKVIEW APTS. DIAL 9788. 65-30-tfc FOR RENT: FURNISHED 3 ROOMS and bath.

Call 3297. 65-23-tfc APARTMENTS AVAILABLE: FUR- nlshed or unfurnished. McNabb Building. Dial 3680. 65-219-tfc Hll It mail- continued from Page 1) Farms For Sale 67 Under this guarantee your Ford Dealer, for the first 30 days (or 1,000 miles), will give a cash discount from his regular retail price on any repairs he makes that are necessary to keep your car or truck in serviceable condition.

(Except for tires and tubes, glass, or radio. And, of course, except in case of accident or abuse.) 3 TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE Under this guarantee your Ford Dealer, for an additional period of two years, will give a cash discount from his regular retail price on any repairs he makes that are necessary to keep your car or truck in serviceable condition. (Except, of course, in case of accident or abuse.) FOR THE BEST DEAL IN USED CARS, ESPECIALLY USED FORDS, SEE YOUR FORD DEALER FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS No penalties, fees or commission. See Phil Dennis. Phone Carroll 3210.

67-121 -tfc FOR SALE: HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE 300 acre dairy, beef and hog farm. Two sets of modern buildings. Includes 80 head cattle 14 brood sows, all machinery with three tractors. One mile from city. Ben Gehri Wonewoc Wisconsin.

67-43-6tp Auto Service 75 FOR GENERAL AUTOMOTrVE sales and service. Call Houlihan Motor Co. Dial 4393 and for Tank Wagon Service to your farni or home. Call Houlihan Oil Co. Dial 9132.

75-116-tfc New Cars 76 TRADE TODAY FOR A NEW Ford at Burgess Motors. Your car is worth more. No reasonable offer refused. 76-30-tfc FORD OFAlIM 3 WAY GUARANTEE fOM DIVISION MOTOt Manning Banker Honored by Lodge (Times Herald News Service) MANNING E. D.

Sutherland, Manning banker, was honored at a dinner at Saunders Cafe Monday evening in observance of his 30th year as a member of Manual Lodge, A.F. and A.M. Lester Joens, master of the Lodge, acted as master of ceremonies and read Mr. Sutherland's Lodge record. Elmer Mueller traced the history and background of the Sutherland family.

Manning pioneers. O. Pratt, secretary of the Lodge, spoke and presented Mr. Sutherland with his 50-year pin and certificate of life a membership of 409,488. Oregon was the first state to make Labor Day a legal holiday, in 1887.

is right and what is wrong?" he asked, "Or is there a right and a wrong that ought to test what we are doing? Have we forgotten the key? They key is you and the key is me." On his final theme, Mr. Hultman said "a man ought always to follow the paths beaten by great men. But let him be as an archer who aims at the mark far beyond and aims higher than his mark." This, he said, is the great challenge to everyone at every moment. "Our prayer should be, "God, give me the strength today to do my very best." Dr. Allen Anneberg was in charge of the program.

Clyde Bayliss, president of the Methodist Men, presided. Groups Entertain The meeting opened with invocation by the Rev. Ivan C. Bys, pastor of the church. The Methodist Men's quartet, consisting of Eddie Hannemann, Lee Bratten, Dale Textor and Victor 0.

Draheim, sang popular selections. The women's trio, composed of Mrs. Stephen Huffmann, Mrs. Donald H. Severin and Mrs.

Donald Kiser, accompanied by Mrs. Allen N. Stroh, also entertained with songs. Shelby Hagberg was in charge of presenting flowers to the ladies. Art Rogers, who has been chief cook for the men for several years, was honored.

He will be presented with Methodist Men emblem cuff links and tie clasp before leaving for Clear Lake where he will take charge of the IOOF'S P.M. Park. Frank Hoffman was in charge of the dining room. Fifteen high school boys served as waiters. One hundred seventy-five attended.

eating this. "But certainly we would examine it," he said. The Sulphur Queen disappeared with 39 crewmen aboard. There is much the United States is not sure may never the attack on the shrimp boat. "I don't think we know the full reasons behind this attack on this vessel, whether it was a deliberate decision by the Cuban government or a decision by the pilots involved," Kennedy said.

He noted that the 67-foot boat was lying in the water withoyt flying any flag. Some military officials, remarking on the same aspect, suggested the MIGs flying at perhaps 405 or 500 miles an hour may have taken the drifting boat for a derelict and aimed pot shots at it for the practice. They missed by 6ome 40 yards, Kennedy said. Some congressmen clamored for "hot pursuit," but Kennedy was not being rushed into this. I "I would think that- when tfe have got a clearer pattern, then we could make a judgment on whether hot pursuit should be carried out to the shores of Cuba" the President said.

It is not known whether the four MIGs involved in Wednesday's incident were piloted by Soviets or Cubans, but Kennedy said "these planes came from Cuba and flew under a Cuban flag." Therefore, the President said wryly, "unless the Soviet Union should claim they were flying them, we would hold the Cubans responsible." In line with' this, the U.S. government sent a sharply-worded diplomatic note to Castro's government Thursday night demanding a prompt and unequivocal explanation of what was denounced an "unpovoked and willful attack" on the shimp boat. The note was delivered by the Swiss Embassy in Havana several hours after the Castro government rejected the U.S. allegations in advance. The Cuban communique, broadcast by Havana Radio, said two Cuban reconnaissance planes came upon a small fishing boat which looked as if it might be one of a pair of craft allegedly seized by anti-Castro elements last week.

After satisfying themselves it was not a Cuban boat, the Havana communique said, the planes left "without firing any shots or carrying out acts of hostility against her." WE'RE READY FOR SPRING With a Special Seed Every Farm Need! TERRA VERDE a fast growing, non-hardy alfalfa that permits you to grow a companion crop for feed or by a rich plow-down crop you maximum green-manure benefits! Plow-down up to 80 pounds of nitrogen per acre! 919 ALFALFA recommended for farmers who leave their alfalfa down for 2-3 combination of high-yielding, hardy, northern-adopted varieties specially selected for our area! Produces lush, leafy plants for high-quality hay or pasture! NOCULIZED 1019 ALFALFA- -a combination of the most proven winter hardy, wilt resistant alfalfas, leave down as long as you trampling and is exceptionally hardy! jrv Get more from every acre mm WE HAVE OUR WAREHOUSE FULL OF FRESH, TOP-QUALITY WORTHRUP-KING TO FILL YOUR EVERY NEED! MAKE OUR STORE YOUR SEED HEADQUARTERS! JUERGENS PRODUCE AND FEEDS "Your Checkerboard Store" Producers- (Continued from Page 1) rious kinds, such as fuel, steel and lumber. Better Job In closing, he said that agriculture needs to do a better job of informing the public of its accomplishments and the effect on the general economy. Victor Tomka, president of the association, extended the welcome. Harry Gamagt, secretary of the Sioux City Livestock Exchange, served as master of ceremonies. The Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Frank H. Greteman offered the invocation. Dinner music was furnished by a German band from Manning.

Lewis Rich, Glidden, secretary- treasurer of the association, reported on the feed-lot tour held in the Glidden area last August. He also announced that the meat for last night's dinner had been donated by E. H. Bueltel of B-Line Transfer and Jerry Staton of the' Transfer and Jerry Staton fthe Carroll Livestock Sales Company. Gerald Starman, a member of the Roselle Rustlers 4-H Club, was given a trophy as exhibitor of the grand champion baby beef at the Four-County fair last July.

Mr. Tomka presented it to him in behalf of the association. W. R. Mil- 'lender, County Extension associate, spoke concerning Gerald's record, noting that he had been a 4-H club member for 11 years.

He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Starman, who live southwest of Carroll. Present officers and directors of the association were introduced, including Mr. Tomka; John Toyne, vice president; Mr.

Rich; and directors Emil Oppermann, Cyril Tiefenthaler, Marvin Pietig, Merrill Thevenin, Paul Wendl and Bernard Klein. They were in charge of planning the annual banquet and conducting advance ticket sales. Directors Elected Elected as directors for two- year terms were Frank Rose, Carroll; Jim Drees, Manning; Hobbs, Glidden; and Adalbert Irlbeck, Dedham. They will sue. ceed Tomka, Toyne, Oppermansi and Pietig, whose terms Old and new directors will hold ft dinner meeting at 6:30 Mat Monday at Mac 's Casino Cafe to elect new eg..