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Beatrice Doily Sun, Beatrice, June 9,1975 DAILY SUN WANT AD RATES Minimum Charge $1. 1 day 8c per won 3days 21cperwon 4 days 25c per wor( 6 days 30c per wort 15 WOKL) MINIMUM Count abbreviations and numbers as one word. $1.00 extra charge on blind ads. Deadline is 4 p.m. day before publication.

Not responsible for errors after ad has run once. Rates outside of this area are 9c per word per day. YOU CAN CHARGE IT if you like; pay within 6 days. Mail in remittance right away.Write your ad on dotted lines below and mail to: BEATRICE DAILY SUN Start Run ad days Name State City Please bill me Payment enclosed FARMER'S COLUMN FOR SALE: Four row John Deere afrdlq. Call 662-4462.

5-9 Used 4020 with cab, 2010 loader, 6 or 8 row cultivator, 14 baler. GAGE IMPLEMENT with FM 6tf Good selection of new rotary cutters 5-7', 3 pt. or pulltype. SARGENT'S INC. 228-3436 TOO We have baler twine wire on hand.

Order your Irrigation needs now! Electrlgator Pivot Systems. ROEHR'S MACHINERY 300 HOG us for a complete line of products to complement' bur hog confinement systems cleaner, pit enzyme, Insect electrocutor, water seal for concrete and wood, sprayers, medfcators, and PVC pipe and fittings. MIDWEST POULTRY LIVESTOCK EQUIP. 610 Dorsey 3tf Alfalfa hay for sale, delivered. Call 228-2688 or 223 4793.

Iff Irrigation and domestic Call collect Gerald Strader, Blue Rapids, Kansas, 913-2267353 or Roger Strader, Bea.tr Ice, 402-228-3198. Iff w-cab, 2010 w-loader, 1240 planter, Dempster lister, rotary hoe. GAGE IMPLEMENT 21tf Seed-Chemical Fertilizer Corn-Milo-Sudan-Aatrex 80w- Aatrex 4L Aatram-lgran- Ramrod-Atrazlne-Thimmet-2- 4-D-Fertillzer No Allocations on 34-0-0 18-46-0 -f 0-0-60 Zinc 28 percent or 10-34-0 Liquid- Also lawn fertilizer. FARMERS COOP ELEVATOR Beatrice, Nebraska 2W LIQUID STARTER FERTILIZER 8-24-0 $148.00 ton or B4c gal. Zinc Chetate $7.50 gal.

Plenty Dry and Liquid at 25c Atrex- Lasso-A Atrex 2.4-D Ester- Amine-Low Vol. FARMERS COOP ELEVATOR CO. Plymouth, NE 23-J21 Twine Special Coop Diamond sisal twine-single bales, $26.50, 5 bales or more, $26 each. Eastman plastic, single bale, $26,5 bales or more $25.50. Also 2-4-D, in all sizes.

Swcmton Coop Elevator Swanlon, NE 448-2505 28-10 1959 MM Unl-windrower, engine overhauled one year ago. Runs good. Also stock rack for Ford or Chevy pickup. 442-2546 Steele 29tf ROLLING CULTIVATORS New KMC 4 row 30" complete with 2 guide coulters. Special you set up price, $1095.00 New KMC 6 row 30" complete with 2 guide coulters 7 bed rippers.

Special you set up price, $1885.00 New KMC 4 row 40" complete with 2 guide coulters. Special you set up price, $1185.00 Used 6 row AC3 Pt. 30" cultivator $675.00 New AC 4 6 row cultivators In stock COMBINES New MKS Gleaner 18 ft. New FKS Gleaner 15 ft. 1965 403 IHC 16 ft.

1963 A Gleaner 14 ft. 1961 151 IHC 15 ft. 1957 A Gleaner 14 ft. 1968 205 IHC 13 ft. TRACTORS New 7060 Allis Chalmers New 175 gas Allis Chalmers New 1655 Oliver diesel Used 3000 Ford gas with loader 770 Oliver diesel 3 pt.

A.A. WELLS SON Plymouth, NE Ph. 656 4435 6 SEEDS Alfalfa; milo and corn seed; Sudan, Atlas Sorgo and hybrids. Always get our prices i KEN REED'S, INC. 640 Dorsey Beatrice 30-9 FOR SALE: DeKalb early maturing corn milo seed for late planting.

Rankln W. Leners, Illey, 228-0162. 7-13 New cultivators 4, 6, 8 rows. FRANTZFARMEQUIP. 9-10 LIVESTOCK FOB SAIE Beatrice 77 Livestock Co.

Cattle Sale: Mon. 11:30 A.M. Feeder Pig Sale: Tues. 7:00 P.M. Hog Sale: Wed.

11:00 A.M. 9tf FOR SALE: Angus bulls, 2 years old and yearlings. Cammack 2810 FOR SALE: Feeder pigs, castrated and vaccinated for erysipelas. Ph. 228-0331.

7-10 2 good tried York boars, 250 and 300 Ibs. Cretej26-8719. 711 BEATRICE SALES PAVILION HOG SALES TUES. 8.THURS. CATTLE SALE FRI.

North 2nd St. Ph. 223-3523 2tf SIMMENTAL BULLS For breeding more profit Into cattle production Harlan Doeschot Firth, Nebr. POULTRY 791-5794 14 J14 CALIFORNIA GRAY is a heavy breed with a white and black stripe feather pattern. Looks like Barred Plymouth Rock.

Lays white eggs. Pullet chicks available through May. HARVEY SENG HATCHERY Ph. 223-4133 SPECIAL NOTICES 5 Need a fourth driver for a car pool to Lincoln Mon. thru Fri.

Work hours 8 to 5. Ph. 228-3573. 7-10 BARTHOLOMEW WELLS TREE SERVICE Topping, trimming, removal stump removal. 228-2376 645-8263 Tree Work John Trauernlcht 228-2205 or 223-5906 23 tf Alcholics Anonymous 2232371 P.O.

Box 211 23tf Septic Tanks Pumped 223-5906 Berry, 413 W. Court or Trauernlcht, 228-2205 23tf INSURANCE 14 Collins Insurance Ph. 228-2201 418 Court Beatrice 22tf Penner ins. Agency Personal Service 03 So. 5th Ph.

223-4018- CARS-TRUCKS 15 1967 Chevelle SS, 396, 4 4 mags, low mileage. Excellent condition. 223-3643 after 6 p.m. 6-12 FOR SALE: 1965 Buick Wildcat, lots of new parts, reasonable. Ph.

223-2092. 6-9 Gigantic clearance on Frigidaire air conditioners. FIRESTONE 817 Court 223-4061 7-13 Almost all tire companies have deep tread tractor tires: Only B.F. Goodrich has Radial Tractor Tires. See them at Oldfather's O.K.

Tire Store 1800N.6th 223-2352 7-13 TODAY IS THE DAY AT DAYS DAY OLDS CADILLAC 410 Market, Beatrice 19tf SEE VERDI ZIMMERMAN FORALLYOUR AUTOMOTIVE BODY WORK Slim's Body Shop and radiator repair 514 W. Court Ph. 228-3132 23tf FOR SALE: 1970 Ford Vi ton! pickup, long wide box, like new, with 1972 motor and transmission, $1,695. Ph. 228-0605.

30tf 962 Cadillac. Ph. 228-0767. 7-9 1974 El Camino, excel, shape, 454, factory air, p.s., p.b., tarp, rails, chrome wheels, radio, low mileage, owner. Ph.

913325-3147 eve. 7-10 FOR SALE: 1963Chev. 2dr, hdtp. V-8, power brakes, a-c, power steering, no rust, real sharp. 223-5780.

7-8 FOR SALE: 1966 Pontiac, V-8, new tires; also rebar rods. Call 228-0645. 7-10 Used tires, all sizes, $5 and up. Call 223-3541. 5-11 73 Country Sedan Ford Wagon 71 Chevy VjT pickup 74 Nu-wa camper 67 Plymouth 2 dr.

hdtp. Don's Auto Sales Don Edwards 600 W. Court 223-5887 Late Model Used Parts Direct Line to 200 Other Salvage Yards In 4 States Dave Ellison West Side Auto Parts Ph. 223 2227 Beatrice Big Used Car Bargains Now all inventory Is sold. See us now! At the LENTZ Used Car Center 401 So.

6th 19tf 1972 340 Plymouth Duster, 30, miles, good cond. Moving out state. Must sell. Call after 6 p.m. 1971 Ford Torino, 2 bucket! seats, automatic, excellent 1 condition.

Call 673-3045 after 6 or 8 to 5 ph. 223-3547, 4-10 206 So. 6th Carriage Motor Co. Building our Service for Customer Satisfaction, 223 2397. 9-11 FOR SALE: 1968 Int.

Travelall, p.s., p.b., a.c.; 1962 2 door, 6 cyI. Call 228-1580. 9-11 FOR SALE: 1967 Ford Supervan, one owner, runs good, new paint, carpeted, $1150. Jerry Fletcher, 1315 Elk. 911 MOBILE HOMES 10' 45' furnished 2 bedroom Victor trailer.

May be seen 1 mile east, Vt south of Harbine. Also 500 gal. propane tank and TV antenna. 754-4577. 7-13 FOR SALE: Three bedroom mobile home, Wt baths, central air.

Priced for quick sale. Days 9W-3317. 5-18 Trailer shape. SCHNEIDER REAL ESTATE 522 Court 223-4202 223-5359 6-9 MOTORCYCLES 18 KAWASAKI SPECIALS 1975 SOOcc (3 cylinder) $1495 1975 400cc (3 cylinder) $1095 1975 G355 (Demo) lOOcc $475 1975 MC-1 90cc (Demo) $495 Hartley Cycles 3rd Court Beatrice 4-11 FOR SALE: 71 Honda, Ph. 228-1532.

CB450. 3-9 MOREHEAD KNOCHECHEV. 7th Market 2235252 9tt Wollman CHRYSPLY DODGE SALESAND SERVICE 9tf FOR SALE: '68 Olds Cutlas Supreme, 2 door hardtop, 350 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air conditioned. Phone 223 5834. 9 13 FOR SALE: '73 Honda XL250.

Good condition, 223-4818. 7-8 FOR SALE: 175 Honda motorcycle, CB, 360 Honda motor cycle, CL, 15' Capital travel trailer, 223-5127. n-14 HELP WANTED 25 Opening for Salesman in immediate Beatrice area, selling retail top quality line of cemetery memorials. For personal interview, phone 2283246, Beatrice Monument Co. HELP WANTED: Man for automotive shop, mechanical experience helpful.

Good benefits, salary open. Apply in person, Montgomery Ward, Indian Creek Mall. 6-10 MECHANIC WANTED: Excellent working conditions, fringe benefits, retirement, plan. Apply to Marv Paben, Service Morehead- Knoche, 223-5252. 6-9 Cook Wanted: Full or Part time, day or night shift.

Arctic Circle Drive In. 4tf WORK WANTED 30 Brick and block work. Free estimates. Call after 5 p.m., 223-4496 or 223-4658. 306 Experienced Lawn Maintenance COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE SERVICES 223-2931 28tf WANTED: Paint jobs.

For more information, call 673-3380. 6-9 OPPORTUNITIES 35 FOR LEASE: Office. All modern. Ample free parking. Bob Burget, 2002 E.

Court, 228-3230. 6-13 WHO CAN DO IT 45 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Free estimates-Prompt Service- Insured Guaranteed. Vicars Bros. J23 5870. Ttf ROOFING-CONCRETE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Free estimates-Prompt Service- Insured 8, Guaranteed.

Vicars Bros. 223-5870. Sherman Construction Building and Remodeling, garages, patios, finish basements, bathrooms, room additions, formica work, free estimates. Ph. 223-3132.

23tf Morrow Building and Repair, Additions Basement Repairs. Satisfaction Guaranteed, 18 years in Beatrice. Phone 23tf Quality painting and roofing, interior exterior painting. All types of roofing, residential, commercial, and industrial. All work guaranteed.

Free estimates. Call collect 645-5221. 23 tf Call us for all your carpet cleaning needs. Lee's Floor. 3tf GUARANTEE ROOFING CO.

Residential and I ndustrial Free Estimates-Phone 223-3482 Magnetic Signs 310 W. Court Ph. 223-3697 13tf RESIDENTIAL PAINTING Call 228 0228 Free Estimates References Pennls Barber SIDING-INSULATION ROOFING For free estimate, call collect 852-2261, G.K. Pawnee City, NE 23tf ALL KINDS of cakes, mints receptions parties. Connie Hartig, 228-2585, 16tf Preserve your It mounted Taxidermy.

Call 712542-5466 or 402-869-2635. 621 iWIRrNG-Estlmates RUMMAGE SALES FOR SALE: 1968 Star Regal mobile home, 12x50, two bedroom, partially furnished. Window air, porch and skirting. Phone 402-729-5796 or 402-7295975, Falrtaury. 31-13 JUST LISTED 10'x52' Manatee Trailer Home located in Hoyle Court.

In good Garage Sale! TUESDAY ONLY, June 9 a.m. 9 p.m. 1714 Washington- Typewriter, Lawnmower, Carpet runner, Ice Skates, Canner, Teen clothing, Jewelry, and many misc. items. For Children: Life jackets, games.

Pitch-back, Books, Clothing. .9. 229-1315 or 228-0495 We pay $15 or more for complete care or truck. 24 HR. Wrecker Service any PETS 48 Professional grooming and, boarding, call PAMPERED PETS.

226-1240. Six week old puppies to give away. Make good farm dogs. Call Jim Bottolfsen after 5 p.m. weekdays, anytime weekends, 6563103.

79 Used vacuum cleaner in ex cellent condition with at tachments. Reasonable price Call 223-4181 to see. 7-1 Citizen Band and Business Radios and Good selection. Competitive prices Licensed. Warranty Service HAUG 2-WAY RADIO Steinauer.

Ph. 869-2051. 7-20 LOSE WEIGHT safely 8. fas with X-11 Diet Plan, $3.00 REDUCE Excess Fluids With X-Pel, $3.00. Lesh Fincham Drug.

7-HJH We service all makes of sewing machines. BEATRICE SEWINGMACHINE 5tf Used refrigerators, Hotpoint washer 8. dryer, dehumidifier, Fedders window air conditioners. Open Sat. til 5.

COOK ELECTRIC Itf Keep "cool" with a FEDDERS air conditioner, window or central. Cook Electric 23tjf High quality chain link fence. KEN'S FENCING CO. Free estimates, 36" fence $1.00, 42" Ph. 223-2109 2tf FOR SALE: 6000 BTU Whirlpool air conditioner, like new, $95.

Ph. 228-2425. 6-9 DAVIS PAINTS WILDON'S FOR SALE: 8000 BTU air conditioner, slightly used. Ph. 2234864.

Still time to select a Lazy Boy rocker recliner for Father's Day. Armstrong Furniture 7-13 Choose your La-z-Boy recliner for "Father's Day" now while the selection is good. Prey's Of Beatrice 7-13 Disposal of Furniture Livingroom Suites to be sold to public at Freight Sales Com pany for what they will bring. Have 40 sets in latest stylinc and fabrics. 5 only at just each, complete set of couch anc chair, Easy terms.

Will starl showing at Freight Sales Company. Open to Public 11 a.m. toSp.m. Sunday noon to 5 p.m. 226 South 9th Street.

Lincoln, Nebraska 4tf Notice of Public Sale Stereos, Stereos, Stereos, all styles of consoles, and components. Have 5 beautifu consoles with built-in 8 track, big amplifier, 4 speaker system, 4 speed BSR turntable, diamond needle, etc. Mechanically perfect, factory guarantee. Going for only 112.50. Easy terms.

See a' Freight Sales Company. 226 South 9th Street. Lincoln, Nebraska. Open to Public I 1 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Sunday noon to 5 p.m. 4tf Bedroom Furniture for Sale Undamaged bedroom suites in high quality top grade a Freight Sales Company. Also have some suites with sligh freight damage to move for only 95.00 for 4 piece set headboard, dresser, chest mirror. Terms. See at Freigh Sales Company, 226 South 9th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska Open to Public 11 a.m.

to8 p.m Sunday noon to 5 p. m. 4tf Acrylic Latex 30 exterior paint. Reg. $11.99, now only $7.99.

AAONTGOAAERY WARD 30 tf 2 nice used Thomas organs, $149 $199. Knowles only Piano Organ JUNE DRAPERY SALE Save 20 percent on custom drapes, yardage 8. bedspreads by Fabricut. Lee's Floor. 7-13 SUMMER CLEARANCE RCA XL-100 solid state color TV's, screens.

Prices $359 w-t on up. Doubendiek TV Appliance 7 10 CAMPERS 53 Homemade heavy duty fold down camping trailer, $125. Call 2235505. 7-10 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! 1975 20' Road Ranger completely self contained, large propane bottles, dual holding tanks, battery and sewer hose. $300 off list.

Only $3295. Special for 1 week only. RED BARN TRAILER SALES SERVICE 1823 S. 6th Beatrice 31H FQR 1968 Int. Travelall, p.s., p.b., a.c.; 1962 Falcon, 2 6cyf.call T.JO GOOD THINGS TO EAT Ts Garage Sale, 323 N.

Sumner, June 11 and 12. Some clothing, antiques, and assorted items. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 50 THIS spot, that spot, traffic paths too, removed with BLUE LUSTRE carpet shampoo. ALCO 9 FOR SALE: Used refrigerator in excellent condition, $100. Call 223-3311.

Nice loamy river bottom dirt-dry oak firewood-30 gal. barrels. Will deliver. Box 241, Beatrice. 9-11H YOU saved and slaved for wall to wall carpet, keep it new with Blue Lustre.

Rent electric shampooer $1. Klumpp's Hardware. 9 FORSALE: New fiberglass tub shower enclosures, some slightly damaged, less than half price. Call 865-5221 after 5 or weekends. 7-10 Canning pineapple, geraniums, flower and vegetable plants.

Open evenings. HUSTON MARKET 423 W. Court 27tf CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE: Modern house with 3 lots in Virginia, Nebraska. Call 228 1652 after 5:30 p.m. or write Roy Larimore, Box 143, Beatrice, Nebraska.

3 bedroom home In Plymouth. Phone 656-5555. 9-11 Best Western Realty I ndian Creek Mall, 223-5135 9tf RALPH BUSS REAL ESTATE 105 No. 5th 228-1703 9tf MARVIN HOHBEIN Real Estate 2121 E. Court 228-3376 9tf, GATEWAY REALTY OF BEATRICE, INC.

120 S. 5 228-3457 9tf Collins Real Estate 418 Court Ph. 228-2201 Beatrice 7tf KEMPER AGENCY FARM-CITY-PROPERTY 645-3525 122 N. 7th WYMORE 23 tf Norv Overbeck Real Estate 505 Ella Office 228-2241 Res. 673-3140 THEBENSON AGENCY 223-3596 645-3610 APTS ROOMS 64 Real nice furnished carpeted, built-in kitchen, disposal, air conditioned, 1 bedroom, utilities furnished, $120 per month.

COOK ELECTRIC 21tf 2 Bedroom Furnished Apartment, upstairs, couple, close-in. 228-2171. 29tf HOMES FOR RENT 65 FOR RENT: 1 bedroom trailer, air utilities paid. Ideal for 1 person, $110. Phone 228-1240.

29tf WANTEDTORENT 67 WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bedroom house in or near Beatrice. Would like garage and basement. Call 267-3305. 620 TEMS FOR RENT 68 PLANNING A WEDDING? Reserve your needs today! Rent punch bowls, punch cups, snack trays, silver service set, crystal candelabra, silverware, etc. UNITED RENT-ALLS, 112 N.

4. Ph. 223-2364, 2tf while you wait. GOODENOUGHS INC. 5th 8.

Ella Beatrice, NE 1 Summer Comfort at a price 'you can afford to pay. INSTALL A NEW COOLER- ATOR CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM FROM, HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY NOW! Free Estimates, without, cost or obligation. BURGLAR ALARM DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE Perimitector, the fastest growing commercial and residential security systems Dealer Network in America, is accepting applications at this time for ONE authorized dealer or distributor in this area. Why Perimitector''' The Perimitector alarm system provides perimeter protection that scares off intruders before they set foot inside. The Perimitector will provide professional security for the first time at an extremely low price by eliminating internal wiring and large labor bills This new concept is achieved by transmitting the violation signal over the building's exist ing a.c.

wiring through new plug-in modules. extremely low cost alarm system for home or business that accepts all fire and burglar alarm detection devices available. Protit-Prohl No franchise or bratort toes Excellent profit margin necessary Operate from home Faptay training inducted and toet equipment induced Operation nwnuais and dats- room instruction included Low fixed overhead Inventory induded I'PatenteO-reoisteredbrmjvl names IWe will accept only ONE lutor or dealer from this area. Write lor call today for a possible and more written information lit you don't have $4,450.00 for total I in reply! no stores or SCICfVTJflf National Home Offices Filley MRS. J.P.

THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jurgens, Mr.

and Mrs. Ehme Stevens, Gary, and Stephanie, and Mr. and Mrs. John fiusboom attended the graduation of Patricia Stevens, at Hastings Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, when she received herR.N. diploma.

Others who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Harm DeBuhr, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Folkerts, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Otto, Mrs. Leroy Folkerts, Beatrice, Mrs. Leland Schlake, Cortland, Linda Folkerts, Lincoln, and Glen Stevens, Milford. Guests at a family dinner at the Harold Huls home were Mr.

and Mrs. Heye R. Huls, Blue Springs, Carol Huls and Mrs. Sharon Riffert and Travis, Lincoln, Mrs. Greg Tatro, Wymore, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred VanLaningham and family, Clatonia, the families of Larry Huls and Roger Huls, Beatrice, and Richard Huls, Holmesville, Miss Kathy Huls, Kevin Belding, Beatrice, and Glen Huls and a friend, Wymore. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Flesner and Penny, Clinton, Iowa, spent several days visiting with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dell hosted a dinner at the Rancho, Beatrice, honoring the Flesners.

Other guests were the families of Wayne Larsen, Blue Springs, Duane Dell, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Meints and Holly, Pickrell. Miss Pearl Sanders and Arthur Sanders, Crab Orchard, were evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hunt. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Wickersham were Mr. and Mrs.

Denny VanGelded, Lakewood, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Little and Jim Mallat, Lincoln, Brian Mallat, Omaha, and Gerald Wickersham, Lincoln. They enjoyed a family picnic at Schuyler when they were joined by Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Mallat, Scott Conely, Laurel and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wickersham. Mrs. Ervie Gotschall, College Springs, Iowa, was an overnight guest of her brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Hunt. Mrs. Edith Noakes, Manhattan, called at the Paul Hunt home. She same to decorate graves at the Filley Cemetery.

Mrs. Carole Gaver and children spent a week visiting relatives. They were guests of her mother, Kennard, and at her sister's home, Logan, Iowa, where they did some fishing. Also visted relatives at Omaha and Blair. Mr.

and Mrs. John Fritzen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Brenda and Lonnie, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Van Eperen and family, and Mrs. Emma Parde attended a family dinner at the Gary Parde home, Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norton enjoyed a trip via plane to Florida after they were married by Rev.

Hans Farkas in their new home in the southeastern part of Filley. Marcia and Linda Norton went to Florida a week later and they all went to the Bahamas before returning to Omaha via plane. A large group attended the estate sale of the late Donald Hendricksen at his home in Filley. Relatives from Lincoln here all day were Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Hendricksen, Randy Siefkes, Phyllis Oilman, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fotinos, Steve and Shawn, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heller and Joshua, Bladen.

Guests of Mrs. Eileen Hendricksen after the sale were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heller and Joshua, Bladen, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Fotinos and sons, Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Huls and family, Adams. Mr. and Mrs.

Bart Trout and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lidolph entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smidt at a supper on their 25th wedding anniversary.

Spending the weekend from Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong, Mary Lou Billiar, and Donna Hamilton. Joining them for supper at the lake was Freda Thompson and dinner at noon the next day. Walter Jensen and Arthur Jensen attended funeral services for Julius Haack, father of Lorraine L.

Haack, 1U North MM. (401) Ill-Mil Ma: IW-4MI OUT OF STATE REAL ESTATE 5 Acres $2995 BY OWNER Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. Oak trees, grass meadow, 1200 ft. from Call COLLECT (day or night) 314-392-7184. 6-21 Treynor, Iowa.

Services were held at the Martin Luther Church, south of Johnson and burial in the church cemetery. A community shower for Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kenyon, who were married at Iowa will be held in the Fellowship Hall at 1:30 p.m. on June 22.

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Kenyon were in Iowa a week at their son's wedding, also Eunice Kenyon, Rachel Kenyon, and Naomi Kenyon, Michigan City, Ind. The newlyweds will make their home in Beatrice. Mrs.

Ab Armstrong spent a day in Lincoln with Mrs. P. D. Duensing and children. Crab Orchard DELORES WAGNER Annual Memorial Day services were held at Vesta and Crab Orchard cemeteries.

A presentation was given of General Logan's order of the order that began the traditional Memorial Day on May 30, 1868. Roll call of Veterans buried at Vesta and Crab Orchard was held at Vesta, followed by Terry Truscott giving the Gettysburg Address. Post Firing Squad comprised of Bud Jeffery, Lou Rickman, Buzz Rickman, Rudy Joosten, Jim Truscott, Burke Trout and Alfred Whitten had the three shot salute. Color guard included Kenneth Trout, Dennis Trout, Jim Reed and Tom Thies. Bicentennial program presented at Crab Orchard began with group singing led by Janet Trout, assisted by Cindy Rickman, Sharon Rickman, Terry Rickman, Sandy Keller, Jody Christ, Dayle Trout and Pam Jeffery, singing the commemorative songs, "Battle Hymn of Republic," "America the Beautiful," and "America." Liberty MAXINE HUFFMAN Mrs.

Myrle Miller was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Miller and Kenneth, Summerfield, Kan. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Rees and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Drake. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Wymore attended the American Society for Quality Control meeting at a hotel in Lincoln. They toured the Brunswick Co. Mrs. Darrold Powell was an afternoon caller on Mrs. Hulda Ackerman.

A picnic was held at Indian Creek Recreation Lake for Jeanne' Earnhart, who celebrated her ninth birthday. Those present were Mike Knowles, Mrs. Jim Knowles, Janette, Julie and Jennifer, Summerfield, Mrs. Wayne Earnhart, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl WUlet, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rodeway, Wymore, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mohling and family, Fairbury, Scott and Randy Robertson, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Earnhart, Jimmy, and the honored guest. Mrs. Myrle Miller went to Lincoln with Mrs. Don Mort.

They visited Mrs. Lois Ripley. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boyer were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Cook and familv. Manassa, Priscilla Boyer, Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Boyer.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rees were Diane, Peru, Lennie Lahman, Nebraska City and Allie Stoltenberg, Omaha. Mrs. Ida Keck' was a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Keck Jr. and family, Norfolk. Mrs. Max Bailey, Mrs.

James Eda and Jacey Clay Center, were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Snyder and family, They attended the graduation at Lewiston. Mary Beth Snyder was one of the graduates. The monthly Bible Study of the Christian Church was held at the church.

Mrs. James Hackel led the lesson. Mrs. Bill Keedy served lunch. There were 13 ladies present.

SALE DATES Every Monday, cattle ule 77 Livestock Co. Tntmelcr, Jurgent I Thlmrti, Aucts. Evwry TiNtday Hog Sale at Beatrice Pavilion, North 2nd St. Don Holtmtiw, Auct. Every Tuwday at.7:00 p.m., plot, male hop, auction at Beatrice 77 Livestock CO.

Togtmeler, Jurojns I Thlmm, Auct. Every Hog BMtrict 77 Livestock Co. Tagtmtltr, Jurgms Thlmm, Every Thurt. Hoe Sale Beatrice Sato Pavilion North Hd Street, Don Holt meiw, Auct. Every Friday Feeder Pigs, Male Hoot, Brtd Sown, and Cattle Sale at Beatrice Sale Pavilion, North Street.

Don Hojtmeler, Auct. 9, 7:00 P.M. Building Auction tar Kent miles Wwt, 2 milec South, Wwt, North in Field of Plymouth, North ol Falrtoury, on Hiway IS, Eeit; or milec East, 3 South, miles of Paykln, Nebr. Son and wolken, Aucts. June 13, P.M.

Public Auctiw tor Lawrence J. Filter Estate kxated' from Pawnee City, 4 miles north and iVa miles west. Albright June 14th, tteon Auction for Armstrong of Beatrice on Highway or 2 souttwmt of Filley on Highway lit. Jr. Thimnv Qrtrw Jurojnt, Aucts.

Dennis Brossman, who attended college in Iowa, was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sejkora enroute to his home in Montana. Ronda Lynee Schroeder was among the 11 con- firmands at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Wymore. Joyce Hackel, Hays, visited Mr.

and Mrs. James Hackel and J. Todd. Mrs. Zella Miller and Mrs.

Olive Moore were dinner guests of Mrs. Loree Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Searcey and family, Virginia, were evening guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Darrell Searcey and Cindy. Mrs. Max Bailey, Clay Center, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Snyder and family. Mrs. Hardin Searcey, Lincoln, visited Mrs. Hulda Ackerman. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Heywood, Manhattan, were overnight guests of Mrs. Myrle Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Cook and family, Monassa, and Miss Priscilla Boyer, Lincoln, visited their grandmother, Mrs. Hulda Ackerman. Public Notices Required by law to inform citizens of matters affecting them or their property. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT County Court of Gage County, Nebraska. Estate No.

14060 of Anna C. Balderson Deceased. The State of Nebraska, ss: Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed for final settlement herein, determination of heirship, Inheritance taxes, fees and commissions, distribution of estate and approval of final account and discharge, which will be for hearing in this court on July 10th, 1975, at 10 o'clock A.M. Dated May 29th, 1975. (SEA L) Dennis A.

Winkle County Judge. Dalke, Carlson, Thompson Balka, Attorneys. June 2, 9, 16, 1975 SCHOOL PROCEEDINGS Bills passed for payment at the June 2, 1975 Odell Bd. of Educ. Meeting Co.

Total Diller Tele. 98.75 Martin Luther Home-services 86.40 Omaha National Bank-services 18.13 OHS Hot Lunch Fund-Mar, reimb. 589.57 Norris Public Power-services 342.06 Novotny Service-services 349.84 Blue Cross-Blue Shield-pymt. 372.07 Am. Fidelity 87.30 Richard Munson-mileage 20.00 OHS Hot Lunch Fund-Dlst.

pymt. 1000.00 Alfred Schramm-mileage 224.10 Loretta Stohs- mileage 247.22 Am. Business Capital-supplies 146.97 AM. Sch. Board Journal- subscription 16.00 Carl A.

Anderson-repairs 141.25 The Beatrice Sun-proceedings 15.43 Best Plumbing-services 9.00 39.56 Culligan's-salt 25.50 Mable Emerson-supplies 3.06 Hammond Stephens-diplomas 62.87 Highsmith supplies 122.55 Howell Lumber-supplies 59.01 Institute for Research-books 9.96 Loper Sewing-cord 3.00 Carl Lytle-transportation 585.60 Lytle's Store-Apr. May Home EC. 226.34 OHS Activity Fund- reimbursement 52.40 OHS Hot Lunch Fund-May milk 57.75 Peoples Natural Gas-services 282.47 Petty'Cash-reimbursement 25.00 PegQuackenbush-mileage 17.85 Sch. Specialty Supply-supplies 18.86 Sohl Oil-services 369.99 Stephenson School-supplies 24.15 Tandy Leather-supplies 5.23 Who's Who-books 71.00 Wymore Arbor State-envelopes 16.75 Windle Motor-services 12.50 Lytle's Store-supplies 46.92 Contractual salaries-May 19,610.65 Total $25,513.06 A current and up to date agenda is available in the superintendent's office. Next meeting July 7, 1975, 8:30 p.m.

June 9, 1975 PROCEEDINGS The Gage County Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 o'clock a.m. on June 5,1975 for a special board meeting, with all members present. Motion made by El wood seconded by Moormeier to move to hire outside counsel to handle Bridge Prolect No. RS-1022 (1) including Humpback Bridge and Johnson Bridge. All members voting aye except Hagemeler and Bates, they voting naye and Hill abstained.

Motion carried 4-2-1. Motion made by El wood seconded by Moormeier to go into executive session for discussion of outside counsel. All voting aye. Motion carried. Pursuant to executive session, roll call showed all members present.

Motion made by El wood seconded by Moormeier to contact and try to hire the firm of Everson, Noble, Wullschleger, Sutter and Fischer Law Firm as legal counsel on Project No. RS- 1022 (1) and all Items pretalnlng to Project No. RS-1022 (1) and all related legal action. All members voting aye except Hill, he abstained. Motion carried.

All action taken by Board of Supervisors at meeting held on June 5, 1975, will be ratified at meeting held on June 10, 1975. Motion made by Moormeier seconded by El wood that the meeting be adjourned until June 10, 1975, at 9:15 o'clock a.m. County Clerk Calvin H. Gylllon Chairman Bd of Supervisors June 9, 1975.