Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 8

8 Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, June 9,1975 Rewarding year for local Lions Almost $1400 was raised for charity and public service by the Beatrice Lions Club, according to a report submitted by retiring club president Larry Schulz. The major income- producer was selling light bulbs, an annual fund-raising project for the club. The sales grossed $700, the report said. Another $400 was netted from club vending machines, and the "White Cane Sale," sponsored by the Lions Club, raised $200. With the money, club members were able to help area youth go to summer camps.

The club assisted in sponsoring two girls to "Girls State" at the State Capitol in Lincoln. The group also helped finance a trip for boys and girls to the Salvation Army summer camp, and for boys to the Junior Citizens summer camp. Eyesight and assisting the blind is a special concern of Lions Clubs everywhere. The Beatrice club-was able to: in getting a pair of eyes transported to the Eye Bank Center. one German Shepherd dog to Leader Dog School in Rochester, Mich.

for the eye examination and glasses for two underprivileged children in the Beatrice elementary schools. a free show for area children in December. Admission was by donating one or more pairs of old eye glasses. A prize went to the person that gave the most glasses. up 120 eye donors during one day and the Lions Club booth at the State Fair.

The Lions Club is a service organization with 27 members from all backgrounds and professions locally. The group meets twice monthly. MARRIAGE LICENSE William W. Carter, over 21, S. 3rd, and Marilyn M.

Vator, over 21, E. Court. PUBLIC SALE I will offer at Public Auction at the place approximately 2 miles southeast of Fairbury, on Highway 8, on June 12,1975 Commencing at 1 PM I Tractor Oliver Model 60 Tractor, with Hydraulic John Deere Model A Tractor Machinery Mlietllaneoui Hutchinson 47-ft. 6" PTO Grain Auger (now) 10-ft. Steel Rack 300-Gol.

Fuel 'Tank Stand (new) Lots of Lumber Electro-Groom Cattle Groomer (1 yr. old Stoel Hog Feeder 2 Steel Hog Troughs Automatic Water Fountain Mercury Vapor Light approx. 150-ft. Cable Chevy 6-cyl Engine 3-speed transmission for Chevy Good Portable Loading Chute Pump Head Pipe Set of Gluing Clamps Plywood Halters Bridles Approx. 200 Hedge Posts Several Corner Posts Lots of Other Miscellaneous Items Not Mentioned Buildings 7-Room 1 Vi Story House 40x60 Pole Hay Shed (covered with Tin) 24x40 Barn 18x38 Machine Shed WPA Toilet 3 Small Buildings Buildings ore to be moved or torn down by Aug.

1,1975 Can MARK SCHOENROCK Will Offer 1971 Dodge Polara 4-Door Car, Air Power Steering, Disc Brakes, V-8 Engine (excellent condition.) Inspection at 901 2nd Foirbury 1964 Olds. Transmission needs repair, good engine Bumv 4-Wheel, 2-seat Buggy (in good condition) No Top Furniture Antiques Youngstown Steel Sink Cupboards Electric Hot Water Heater 220-Volt Air Conditioner Teachers Desk Chair 65,000 BTU Heating Stove Set of Twin Beds (complete) Chest of Drawers Dressers Antique Baby Bed Trunks Crock Churn Chairs Other Items Not Mentioned TERMS; Cash R. L. (Bob) Shepherd Fairbury State Bank, Clerk SCHULTIS SON AND WOLKEN, Auctioneers Irvin Schultis, 1109 Fairbury, 729-2435 Wayne Schultis-Diller, Phone 793-5533 Duane Wolken-Diller, Phone 793-5393 PUBLIC AUCTION I will offer at Public Auction, at the place 2 blocks south of the Deep Rock Service Station, block east in Hanover, Kansas, on Saturday, June 14,1975 Commencing at 11:00 AM Sharp Property Offered at 2:00 PM 5 ROOM HOME LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 1 4 inclusive, block 2 Railroad Addition, City of Hanover, Washington County, Kansas. Subject to any easements or assessments of record.

House Consists of: 2 Bedrooms, Living Room, Bathroom, Kitchen with steel sink, Utility Room, Store Room, Small Basement. City Water, City Sewer. 24x28 Double Garage, Chicken House with floor ceiling, 2 Brooder Houses, 2 small Buildings. Natural Gas. TERMS: down day of sale.

Balance when abstract and deed delivered. 1974 and all prior years taxes paid. Purchaser to pay 1975 tax. Immediate possession of house buildings. Garden space leased for 1975.

shown by appointment. Ph. (913) 337-2573 announcements sale day shall take precedence over any advertised statements. FURNITURE Maytag Gas Stove Refrigerator 2 Diessers 4 Beds 2 5 Beds, Complete Studio Couch 3 Rockers Portable TV Deep Freeze Dinette Table 6 Chairs Choirs Magazine Rack Sew-Mor Deluxe Elec. Portable Sowing Machine 3 Radios Vacuum Sweeper Seigler automatic gas heater Small gas heater 3 sets dishes, service for 8 Speed Queen washer Utility Cabinet 24' Fan Dishes Cooking Utensils Silverware Elec.

Iron Other Items not Mentioned Mower Tiller Gas Lawn Mower Garden Roto-Tiller Garden Tools Hand Tools Used Lumber ANTIOUK Organ Stool Dresser Chifferobe Chest of Drawers Dishes Picture Frames 2 Wood Heaters Cupboard 2 Library Tables Buffet Kitchen Cabinet 2 Rockers Square Table Hall Tree 6 Dining Chairs Oil Heater .22 Revolver Coffee Grinder Kitchen Cabinet Base Wardrobe Kerosene Lamps Kerosene Cook Stove Gas Iron Stone Jars Fruit Jars 30-gal Cast Iron Kettle Stand Other Items not Mentioned Lunch at Noon by the Lutheran Ladies of Hanover TERMS: Cash. All property bid in at bidder's risk and cannot be removed from the premises until settled for. (Not Responsible for Accidents) Augusta Koch state Anna Koch, Executor. Hanover, Ph. 337-2573 Adolph Wallenberg, Adm.

C.T.A., D.B.N. Clerk: Community State Bank, Hanover, Kansas Monty Kier, Attorneys. SCHULTIS SON AND WOLKEN, Auctioneers Irvin Schultis, 1109 Foirbury, 729-2435 Wayne Schultis-Diller, Phone 793-5533 Duane Wolken-Diller, Phone 793-5393 The color guard of the 1st Infantry Division Band from Ft. Riley, Kan. parades proudly in their Revolutionary War uniforms.

The color guard will highlight the "Spirit of and Now" parade in Diller July 11. Army's 1st Division Band in Diller Picnic parade DILLER 1st Infantry Division Band from Ft. Riley, Kan. will march in the "Spirit of '76 then and now" parade here on July 11. The parade will be the first night of Diller's two-day picnic, July 11 and 12.

The Army band will also play a concert at 8:15 p.m. at the grandstand in City Park. The colorful color guard will be in authentic revolutionary uniforms, complete with weapons of the period. The color guard will carry the national colors and those of the U.S. Army and the 1st Infantry Division.

The D. Battery of the batt- alion, 5th stationed at Ft. Riley, is the oldest regular Army unit in history. It was commanded by Alexander Hamilton in .1776. It is also the only unit which boasts of continuous active service from the Revolutionary War to the present day.

Obituary "Wholesaling" lottery tickets OMAHA, Neb. Operators of Omaha's lottery are considering "wholesaling" tickets to outstate cities and sharing the profits with them, a member of the lottery group said Saturday. Eugene A. Leahy, an attorney and former Omaha mayor, said the offer to outstate cities undoubtedly would increase lottery ticket sales. "We think it can be done legally," he said.

The lottery will probably be ready to operate about mid- August, Leahy said, about six weeks later than originally estimated. Leahy estimated sales of about $5 million a year. Of that, 45 per cent would be used for prizes, about 13 per cent for administrative costs and 6 per cent for seller commission. The remaining 35 per cent would be profit and under the wholesale arrangement, 17.5 per cent of the lottery proceeds in an outstate city would remain there, he said. Mabel Ann Goodell Mabel Ann Ramsey Goodell, daughter of Perry O.

and Adella Ramsey was born Sept. 2,1896, in Jewell County Kansas, near Jewell City. She passed away April 18,1975, at the age of 78 years seven months and 16 days. As a child she lived on a farm near Concordia, Kan. with her parents and sister.

On Nov. 24, 1915, she married Joe Goodell. To this union four children were born. They moyed to Wymore in 1921, and lived there until when they moved to a farm. In moved to Beatrice where Mabel was employed at the Lutheran Hospital for 15 years.

Due to the ill health of Mr. and Mrs. Goodelwr the) moved to the Good Samaritar Home at Beatrice in Sep tember of 1974. Mabel is survived by I husband, Joe; two daughters Mrs. Ruby Dorn of Glendale Ariz, and Mrs.

Betty Ann Armstrong of Odell; five grandchildren and families, Neal and Annette Fox, Robert, Gary and Dianna Armstrong, Robyn and Robert Dorn; two great- grandchildren, Karie and Colby Fox. She was preceded in death by her parents, a son, a daughter, three grandchildren and a sister. Mabel was a kind and loving wife, a devoted mother and grandmother. For her many friends and relatives she always tried to live the way of the Golden Rule. Tempo Buckeye AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER See LLOYD OLSON MECHANIC Automotive Shop Hours 9 AM to 6 PM Mon.

thru Sat. SHOP CLOSED SUNDAYS Official State Inspection Station ENGINE TUNE-UP Most US 4cyl. cars Most US6cyl.cat;s New plugs, points, rotor, and condenser plus timing, carburetor checks! INDIAN CREEK MALJ Shop Mon thru Fn 10 AM to 9PM Sol 9 AM to 6 PM Sun I PM to 6 PM Most US 8cyl cars OTHER PARTS AND LABOR EXTRA Prices Good Wed. Thor. June Uth Portions of parks open to fireworks LINCOLN, Neb.

(AP) The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission announced Friday that portions of 11 state recreation areas would be open to fireworks between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. July 4, The areas include Branched Oak, Memphis, Fremont, Louisville, Lake Minatare, Bridgeport, Two Rivers, Kearney County, Johnson Lake, Wagon Train and Pawnee State. When You Need Plumbing Repair Service or Sewer-Cleaning" Call 223-3084 Bitting Plumbing 1423 So. 9th Guy Bitting GARTNER'S Plumbing, Heating And Air Conditioning "Our Work Guaranteed" 311 Court Ph.

223-4754 MIDSUMMER HOME AND FABRIC Sole Ends Thursday, June 12,1975 UP TO OFF WIDE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER FABRICS 12 Tables Over 300 Bolts To Choose From Single and doubleknit solids and fancies. Sport denims and chambrays. Dress prints, cool voiles, crease-shy jerseys. Cottons, polyesters, poly blends and more! 66' to 3.00 Yard Were 99 to 4.00 Yard. Polyester Thread Assorted Colors 225 Yd.

Spool Crewel Kits contain all materials including frame. 120-7512-15 Save 2.22 Reg. 2.77 (t PRICE REMNANTS Big selection of first quality fabrics for family clothing, home decorating. Waffle Weave Dish Cloths in popular Cotton Terry Beach Towels in novelty to pnntS. 125-5349 Save 1 Lb.

Bag Poly Foam. Shredded. Many uses. 119-7901 Save Reg.69C 4-Pak Washcloths Cotton terries in SOlidS. 125-7059 Save Reg.

Save to Decorator Antique Brass Rods Rings 30-50" Traverse Rods Reg. 12.47 9.35 48-86" Traverse Rods Reg. 18.97 14.25 84-150" Traverse Rods Reg. 26.27 19.75 15-2466-68 28-48" Cafe Rods Reg. 5.47 4.15 48-84" Cafe Rods Reg.

6.97 66-120" Cafe Rods Reg. 6.77 6.55 15-2499-2501 1" Curtain Rings 10-Pak. Reg. 1.17 85c Save Now On Tier Curtains Fiber Glass Tiers Hand wash, drip dry. Melon, green, brown or gold solids.

No iron. 119-5004-06 Save to I Oft WO 36" Pr. Reg. to 2.27 4 Valance 1.44 Reg. 1.77 Cotton Hopsacking Tiers Machine wash, tumble dry Embroidery trimmed.

BroA'n or carrot. Save 2.99 36" Pr. Reg. 3.67 4 QQ Valance Reg. 2.47 SHOP 10-9 SAT.

9-6 SUN. 1-6 INDIAN CREEK MALL USE YOUR CREDIT.