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Ami. 18, 1963 THE BELLEVILLE (ICANS AS) TELESCOPE 8B By MRS. rRAN(i TRECEK (TUe Telescope's quba Corr.) April Cub jScouts Pack 231 had a meeting at the Legion Hall Thursday evening with 67 attending. Parents and guests were present. They had a candlelight ceremony and awards went to Marty Skocny, Tommy Lesovsky, Clagett ShuldaV Dale ilostinsky and Dwight Richecky.

Jeannine Kopsa is their'den mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kopsa and family of McPhersdn, Mr and Mrs. Dennis Kopsa, Darrell.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Havel and daughters were Saturday dinner guests of theu- parents, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Miss Carol Lesovsky of Wichita, spent her Easter vacation with her parents, Mr; and Mrs. George Lesovsky, Terry and Peggy.

Mr. and Mrs Eldon Benyshek and family of Wichita, came Friday noon to visit with Mr and and Steven. Mr. and- Mrs. Frank Filipi ctf Narka.

Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Steven Benyshelij were Mr. and Mrs Eldon Benyshek aiid family, Mr and Mrs Frank Filipi of Narka, Mrs Lcn- Trecek Mr and Mrs. Robert Benyshek and family of McPherson drove to Panipa, Friday to spend Easter with the George Maul family returning Sunday. Mrs. Emma Hadachek was hostess to the Bee Bee club on Tuesday April 9, with ten members and one guest presnt, Mrs.

Kath- crine Hadachek. Business was conducted, and guessing games were held. Prizes were won by Amelia Chizek, Pauline Trecek and Alvina Fisher. Next meeting will be with Freda Goodson May 14. Steven K.

Benyshek, senior in Cuba high school son of Mr. and. a scholarship to McPherson col- Mrs. Steve Benyshek has received lege, $50.00 per semester for four years college attendance. He will enroll this fall.

He is salutatorian of his class. Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Filipi of Narka, were Mr and Mrs. Eldon Benyshek and 'family of Wichita, Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Benyshek and Steve. They spent the week end with both parents rturning to Wichita Sim- day Mr. and Mrs. John Cardwll, Ardith and Ricky of Topeka, were hosts to an Easter dinner Sunday.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Conner and family of Topeka, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kli- Telescope's TeleVisioil Log KOLN-TV ChannsI 10 Lincoln, I PUBLIC AUCTION Having rented the crop land I will sell at Public Auction, at the place 2 south, 1 west, VA north of Haddam, Kansas or Haddam west road I and ihree fourths south or 13 west of Washington, Kansas to Highway 22, 1 north, 1 west and 'A north, THURSDAY, APRIL 25 Commencing at 12 Noon o'clock sharp, the following described property. 1 Whiteface heifer, springing; 1 Hereiford heifer, bred; 6 Hereford heifers, yearlings; 1 Whiteface black steer, 9 mos. old; 1 Hereford, steer, yearling; 1 Whiteface black steer, 8 months old; 1 Whiteface steer, 8 months old; 1 Whiteface roan steer; 5 Hereford steer calves. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY EQUIPMENT Individual farrowing houses; Hudson 12 opening hog feeder, very good; Brower 12 opening hog feeder; 20 rod roll new 26" hog lampp; wood propane gas brooder; 2-way gas regulator; electric timer clock; 4 10 rod rolls 5-ft.

woven wire, good; 4 batteries galv. hen nests; 25 7 ft. heavy steel posts; feed bunk on wheels; 10 Cedar fence posts 8'x3Mi" top; 45 electric fence p-osts; 6 volt fence charger; 6 volt battery; floating tank warmer, electric; Johnson ga." tank heater; 6 feed rack panels 16 foot long. FARM IHC 1951 tractor, hydraulic and remote control, new engine and new rubber 1961; IHC 1942 tractor, overhauled and new rubber; IHC 2-14 plow on rubber; IHC 3-16 plow, hydraulic Hit; IHC No. 61 combine with motor; John Deere No.

25 combine, 7' power TO; IHC 9' tandem disc; IHC 46 lister and fertilizer attachment; John Deere 1948 FB' 16 hole drill, press wheels and seeder; IHC 4-section harrow, folding hitch; IHC 1953 2-row monitor; John Deere 12' springtooth harrow; IHC 221 mounted cullivator; Supersix manure loader for Deere No. 5 machine; John Deere side delivery rake; St. Joe Pop-up bale louder; IHC 4-wheel trailer and rack; John Deere field cultivator, 8 IHC IOC hammer mill; Adams 8' road grader; 6" 12' auger; Wagner 1 hp electric motor; Clipper fanning mill, lots of screens; cement mixer; 50' endless belt; IVs hp Briggs Stratton engine; 6 tractor wheel weights for or IHC hand -Wheel-W box; 1940 Chcviolet truck; long wheel base, good working cdndi- tion, extra sides and stock rack. HOUSEHOLD 1 IHC No. 3S electric cream separator; 1 parlor furnace: some furniture; dishes; stone and glass fruit National pressure cooker; other items too numerous to Buffalow blacksmith drill: 200 ft.

Va" steel cable, fiber shield: 2 steel I beams, 32' extension ladder; 2 4x12x14 bridge planks; 3 3x12x12 bridge planks; 70 2 6 U) silo staves; 80 2x6x10 silo staves; 80 ft. 1" galvanized pipe, good; Some pipe and 2 way pump; some old iron and horse implements; hand tools and other items too numerous to mention. Lunch at noon by Naomi Circle. Not responsible for accidents. Terms: Cash.

All property bid in at bidder's risk and cannot be removed from the premises until settled for. ONIE EDNA NORTON Haddam, Kansas Phone FR 6-2922 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, Clerk HAROLD R. SIEGEL, 1528 Fairbury, Neb. Phone 1365 Friday April 5 Monday Thursday, AprU 8, 10, .6:16 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

Friday, April 10 6:15 College of the Air CBS 6:46 Cartoon Party 7:00 the Morning 8:00 ctptain Kangaroo OM 0:00 Calendar CBS Creative Cookei; 10:00 The McCoyis CBS 10:30 Aa the World Turns OBS Love of LUe CBS 11:26 CBS News CBS 11:30 Search for Tomorrow CBS 11:45 Ouldlng Light CBS 13:00 BFO 10-11 1:00 Password CBS 1:30 House Party CBS 2:00 To Tell the Truth CBS 2:25 CBS News CBS 2:30 The Millionaire 3:00 Secret Storm CBS 3:30 Edge of Night CBS 4:00 Wayne West's Cartoou Thmttn 5:00 Quick Draw MoQraw 6:30 Comedy Capers 8:46 CBS Oronklte CBS 8:00 Weather, Mews, 6:30 Kawhlde CBS 7 :30 Route 68 CBS 8:30 The Alfred Hitchcock Hour CBS 9.30 The Story of 10:00 Weather, News, Bporta The True Martin Show 11 :35 Danger Man 12:05 Tomorrow 's Headline! Saturday, April itO 7 :30 Cartoon Party 8:00 CaplPln Kangaroo CBS 9:00 Alvln and the Chlpmunlti' CBS 9:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse CBS 10:00 Rln Tin Tin CBS 10:30 Roy Rogers CBS 11 :00 Sky King CBS 11:30 Reading Room CBS and Goliath ,12:15 Baseball Game of the Week St. Louis vs PliUadelphla CB9 2:30 Comedy Caoers 2:45 Light Time 3:00 Wild Bill Hickok 3:30 The Challenge 4:00 Popcorn Secret S. Truman; Part I 6:00 Weather, News, aports 6:30 Jackie Gleason 7:30 The Defenders 8-30 Have Gun Will Travel 9 :00 Gunsmoke 10:00 Weather, News, Sports 10:35 Spring Film Sunday, April 8:00 This Is the Answer 8:30 Talk Back 9 :00 Lamp Unto My Feet CBS 9 :30 Look Up and Live CBS 10:00 Cameia Three CBS 10:30 This is the Life 11:00 Faith for Today 11:30 Capitol Report 11:45 Baseball Game of the Week St. Louis vs Philadelphia CBS 2:00 Smtohouse Report 2:15 Social Security In Action 2:30 At This Very Moment 3:00 Juvenile Theatre 4:00 Amateur 4:30 E. College Bowl 5:00 Choir Loft 5:30 Mister Ed 6:00 Lassie CBS 6:30 Dennis the Menace CBS 7:00 Ed Sullivan CBS 8:00 The Real McCoys CBS 9 :00 Candid Camera CBS 9 :30 What's My Line CBS 10:00 Weather.

News. Sports 10:35 Music Time 10:50 Award Theatre 11:20 The Pioneers 11:50 11th Hour News Monday. April 9 :30 Backyard Farmer Huclvieberrv Hound 6:30 Comedy Capers 5 CBS with Walter Weather, News, Sports 6:30 To Tell the Truth CBS 7:00 I've Got a Secret CBS Lucy Show Thomas CBS 8 :30 Andy QrlfKlth CBS pno Password 9:30 Stump the Stars -v CBS 10:00 Weather, News, Sports 10-35 The Joe Martin Show 11th Hour News 'Tuesday, April 28 6:00 Jeff's CoUle 6:30 Comedy Ckperi 6:46 CBS News WalMr OronUto ii :00 Weather, News, Bpont. 6:30 Marshal CSA 7:00 Lloyd Bridged 7:30. Red Skelton 8:30 JBck Benny CB8 0:00 Oatry tloore CBS 10:00 Weather, BPPrU 10:36 The Joe Mcrtiq tmow 11:36 11th Hoitr Newi Wednesday, April 6:00 Yogi Bear 5:30 Comedy Capers 6:46 CBS News With Walter Weather, News.

SPQrU 6:30 Portrait Profile of a Slnglndj Star CBS 7:00 Face Nebraska 7:30 Dobie Oilhs 8:00 The Beverly HlllbllUei CB8 8:30 The Third Man 9:00 ArnVBtrong Clicle. Theatre CBS Weather, News, Bporu 10:36 The Joe Martin Show 11th Hour Thursday, April 25 5:00 Jeff's CoUle Comedy 6:46 CBS News with Walter 1:00 Weather, News, Sports 6:30 Fair Exchange 7:00 Perry Mason, CBS 8:00 Twilight Zone CBS 9:00 The Nurses CBS 10:00 Weather, News, sporta 10:35 The Joe Martin Show 11:36 11th Hour News KHOL-TV Keilrnty, Nab. 13 For Rrad of Scan(Ua, Frank Trecek and Mr. Lon- ma and and Mrs. nie.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Barton, Marvel and Arnold were hosts to an Easter supper Guests were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Klima and family of Tribune, Kan, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Klima, Mr and Mrs. Vincent Baxa and family. Miss Marilyn Barton of Fairbury. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Chizek, Mr. and Mrs Tom Hays of Scandia, were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Keith Zenger and Terri. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Havel were KHAS-TV Hastings, Neb. Channel 5 times not Bho see Friday above, Friday, April 10 Continental Classroom Color X) Today Say When 9:30 Play Your Bunoh 10:00 The Prloe-H Color .0 30 Concentration 11:00 First Impression 11:30 Truth or Consequences 12:00 Mid Day Report-L .2:30 Today With Jran 1:00 Ben Jerrod Color 2:00 Loretta Young Theatre 2:30 Yi 'U Don't 3:00 The Match Game 3:30 Make Room for Daddy IhiB Is The Churvu 4:16 Afternoon Movlotlme 5:40 Spotlight 5:50 Lifeline 6:56 News, Weather, Sports 0:15 NBC News 6:30 International Showtime 7:30 Sing Along with 8:30 Price Is Right Color 9:00 Jack Parr Program Color u.uc News, weather, Bporta 10:30 Tonight Show Saturday, April ZO 8:30 Ruff Se Reddy Show Color 9:00 Shan Lewis Show Color 9:30 King Leonardo Color 10:00 Fury 10:30 Make Room for Daddy 11:00 Watch Mr. Wizard 11:30 Exploring Color 12:30 Major League Baseball 3:00 Film Feature 4:45 Race of the week 5:00 This Is the Life 5:30 The Deputy 6:00 Sat. Matinee 6:30 Sam Benedict 7:30 Joey Bishop Show 4:00 Saturday Night at the llovlee 10:00 News, Weather, Sports 10:15 Dr.

Klldare 11:15 Snturdav Nlte Theatre Five trazine and Simazine herbicides WOTR jor you all season with one planting-time application. Provide safe, effective control of most annual hroadleaf to harvest. They work even when you wet. rainy weather, infields too soggy to cultivate. Make your decision now to grow corn without weeds: Don't he caught without Atrazine or Simazine.

Call your dealer today and order your supply. ATRAZINE SIMAZINE a I I a Sunday, April 21 12:00 Church in the Home Bascbair 3:30 Fred Waring Special Color 4:00 Update 4:30 Bullwinkle Show Color 5:00 Meet the Press Color 5:30 McKeover and the Colonel 6:00 Ensign O'Toole 6:30 Disney's World of Color 7:30 Car 54, Where 8:00 Bonanza Color 9:00 Dinah Shore Show Color NewB, Weather. Bporta 10:15 Bowl-a-rama 10:45 Highway Patrol Monday. AprU 33 6:66 News Weather 6:16 NBC News 6:30 Monday Night at the Movies 8:00 Art Llnkletter Show 9:00 Dave Brlnkley 'B Journal Color, 1 ,0:00 10:30 Tonight Show Tuesday, April 23 5:55 News, Weather, Sports 6:30 Laramie 7:30 Empire Color 8:30 Dick Powell Show 9:30 Chet Huntley 10:00 News, Weather, Sports 10:30 Tonight Show Color Wednesday, April 24 5:59 News, Weather, Sports 6:15 NBC News 6:30 The 8:00 Perry Como Color 9:00 Eleventh Hour .0:00 NBws, Weather, l. 10:30 Tonight Show Thursday, April 25 .,:56 News-Weather-Sportj 8:15 NBC News 6:30 Wide-Country 7:39 Wrestling 8:30 Hazel Color 9:00 Andy Williams Show Color 0:00 News, Weather, 10.30 Tonight Show Friday Evening, April IB 5:30 Circus poy 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6 :16 ABC Evening Report 6:30 Cheyenne 7:30 FUnstones 8:00 Here's Edle 0:30 77 SuWet Strip (ie Story of 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:10 Tri Sttte Final 10:36 Theatre Tonight "His 8ls-j April 30 11:00 Top Cot 11:30 Matty's.

Funday Funnies 17:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 MAglc Land of AUakazain 1:00 My Friend Flleka 1:30 Film 2:30 Pro Bowling 4:00 Wide World of Sports 6:30 Thrills Skills 8:00 Big Picture 6:30 Gallant Men 7:30 Hootenahny 8:00 Lawrence Welk 9 :00 Fights 8:45 Make That: Spare 10:00 Night Roundup able" 10:15 Theatre Tonlght-Strlke The Band) Sunday, April 21 12:00 Challenge Golf 1:00 Directions '63 1:30 Issues Answers 2:00 Meet the Professor 2:30 Senator Speaks Curtis 2:45 Industry on parade 3:00 Talk Back 3:30 Alumni Pun 4:00 Major Adams: Trallmaster 5:00 Championship Bridge 5:30 Closeup 5:45 Cartoons 6 :30 Sunday Night Movie 7:00 Sunday Night Movie 9 :00 Voice of Firestone 9 :30 Biography- 10:00 Sunday Night Roundup Theatre Wlldernesa Monday thru Friday Morn April 22-26 9 :30 Heart for Today Is the Life in the Home 9 :45 10:00 Cartoons 10:15 Talk with Pastor Jerry 10:30 Hudson Journ'y Wed-Medlc Journey Hudson 11:00 Almanac Day for Adventure Science Theater Qovpn 12:00 Tenn. Ernie Ford 12:30 coffee Marian 12:35 Town Country Report 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 Father Knows Best 2:00 Day In Court 2:25 Midday Report 2 30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Cjueen for a Day Who Do You Trust? 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4:55 American Bandstand Cartoons Monday Evening; April 22 5:30 Bold Journey 6 :00 Six O'clock Report 6 :15 ABC Evening Report 8 :30 The Dakotas 7 :30 The Rifleman Stoney Burke 9 :00 Ben Casey 10 :00 ABC Final Report 10:10 Trl State Pinal 10T35 Sabateur' Tuesday Evening. April 23 5 :30 Circus Boy 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6 :15 ABC Evening Report 6:30 Combat 7 :30 Hawaiian Eye 8 :30 9:30 Clean-Up 10 :00 ABC Final Report 10 :10 Trl State Final 10:35 Theatre Tonight-Mack of the Wednesday Evening, April 24 5 :30 Bold Journey 6 :00 Six O'Clqck Repprt 6 :15 ABC Evening Report 6:30 Wagon Train 7:30 Going My Way 8:30 Our Man Hlgglns 9 :00 Naked City 10 :00 ABC Final Report 10:10 Trl State Pinal 10:35 Top Star Bowling Thursday Evening, April 2S 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6 :15 ABC Evening Report 6:30 Ozzle Harriet 7:00 Donna Reed 7 :30 Leave It to Beaver 8:00 My Three Sons 8 :30 McHale's Navy 9 :00 Premiere 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:10 Trl State Final 10:35 Theatre Tonlght-Sergent of Nlld that stiii works yau guests of Mrs Tracey Havel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Emil Havel were hosts to a birthday dinner Sunday in lienor of their daughter, Char- luiie.

Guests were Mfs. Tressie Hanel, Mr. and Mrs. Augustlfae Havel, Belleville, Mr and Mrs Earnie Tuma, Mr. and Mrs.

Riidy Havel and daughters," Mr aiid Mrs. Frank Tuma, Mr. and Mrs Arvin Tuma, Ricky and Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tuma and Jay Dean I of Belleville, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Havel, Monte Ray, Sue Bowers, Jim and Carolyn Tuma otf Belleville, Gary Nafziger, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hirsch and family of Fairbury. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Chizek were I hosts to a Sunday Easter dinner in Salina Guests were Mr. and Mrs Leon Chizek, Rosie Chizek, Mrs. Christine Reed arid Troy of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs.

LyJe Morris and family, Mr. and Mrs' Boy Thoman' and Nina of Concordia Mrs. Eosie Chizek stayed I for a week's vacation. Charley Kasl celebrated his 73rd birthday Saturday evening. His birthday was April 14.

Guests were Mr. arid Mrs. F. J. Janousek, Douglas and Debbie of Mr and Mrs.

Charles KUraa and Victor Havel, Mr. arid Mrs. Jpe Klima, Mary Jo Klirifia, Melissa Klima of Tribune, Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Krob.

Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Trecek, and Mrs BiU Mr; and Mrs. Heriiijtn Klauman and Joe Kasl Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth and Monte Ray Friday guests of Mr. and Emil Havel aiifd Charlene Mr. and Mrs. Bmeat Havel hosts to a progressive Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Chi of Manhattan, Mrs Anna Kauer and Mrs. Mary Kauer. Prizes) were won by Mrs. Anna Kauer I Don Kauer, Duwayne Kalivoda and Howard Goodson. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Various had a supper honoring then: son, Du ane who was one year old April 5, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Havel, Mr. and Mrs Gene Havel and Belinda, Mr and Mrs.

Clair Havel, Gregg and Glory, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Vanous Easter dinner of Mrs. Regina Tornquist of Kackley were -Mr. and Mi's.

Alviu Skiiuiiui and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tornquist and Beth of Council Grove, Mr. and Mrs. family Tif Kackley.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dillehay of Agenda, Dennis DiUehay of Mahaska, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Fisher.

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Richecky ai Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. John Braden and family of Kansas City, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Edd Richecky. It was Mrs. Edd Richecky's birthday also Mr. and Mrs Don Gier of Mari- hattan, were week end guests o6c her parents, Mr and Mrs. EIrnest Havel.

April 1, after the teachers meeting a few high school girls visited the home of Miss Coleen Marquardt and her mother hi Courtland. The girls were Charlene Havel, Mar'j'el Barton, Nancy Dart LaRae Havel, and Mrs. Elnier Miss MajHlyn Benyshek and Miiis 1y Nornert -home- for the Easter vacation. Mrs: Charles Klima and Bradley of Scaridia and Mrs; Frank Trecek actompanied Loniiie cek to Topeka, on Mv8, MM Hoover, cooks at the Kansas School Fodd Service elation- af Shawnee Mistitfii school near Kansas City, April dnd e. Mr.

and Mrs. George Kalivoda were hqstd to a SunoBy 'dinner Munden, Mr. and Mrs. Joe La- hbdny. Sunday dinner guests of Mr Leon Chizek were Mrs.

Rosie Chizek, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ztenger and Terri Mr and Mrs. Wayne Hirsch and children of Fairbury, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Tiima, Friday evening iests were Jim and Carolyn Tua df Belleville. Havel of Cuba, cut her hand on a screen door and had 14 stitches taken. Mr. and Mrs. Joe KUina and Mr.

and Mrs. Anxos Frint were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jakabosky of Belleville Sunday. and Mrs.

Claude McConniel pf Salina, Darrel Krob of Wichita, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krob and Paul. Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Janousek and family wiere Mr and Mrs. Bill Kasl, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Klima and Brad of Scandia, Lonnie Trecek. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kasl were Mr. and Mrs.

Don Kasl and daughters of Mr. and-Mrs. F. Janousek, Douglas and Debbie of Belleville. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ktasny visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krasny and son in Concordia, Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Lamb of Blue Rapids were hosts to an Easter dinner Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. V.

Opocensky, Judith find Phyllis, Miss Matilda Opocensky, Mrs. Vi Opocensky and Kay, Carol Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rundus and Fred, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvyn Weeks, Susan and Julia of Blue Rapids. March; 29, Opocensky Iwas. surprised- bri her- ivith a isupper. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Opocensky and Judy were hosts Guests were Miss Matilda Opo- Vi Opocensky, Kay Simek, Charlene Havel, Linda Havel, Marvel Barton, LaRae Havel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lesovsky had as their Easter dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.

Ollin Cossart and family of Narka, Janice Cossart of Manhattan, Mrs Libbie Kouba of Narka, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs Joe Benyshek were Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Bart Fisher and son.

April 4, the Cuba Ladies Aid met at the church with 21 members and one guest, Mrs. John Kesl of Shawnee Mission. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. Albie Kesl. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Lillian Phil and Miss Anna Huncovsky. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hanel were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bart Fisher. Mr. and Mrs Milek Fisher were hosts to five tables of progressive pitch April 7 Guests were Mrs. Laura Lesovsky and Cliff Davidson of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Kolman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goodson, Mr. and Mrs. Eddward Svoboda.

Mr. and Mrs. Charley Lesovsky, Mr. and Mrs. George KaUvoda, Mr arid Mrs Ernest Fisher, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Dowell, Lowell Goodson and Dewayne Kalivoda. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dowell, Bessie Fisher and Charley Lesovsky.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kesl, were hosts to a birthday party Monday evening celebrating John Kesl, sr, and Diane birthdays. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Skucius, Tom; Jim and Dianne, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foyt, Mr. and Mrs. John Kesl, Shawnee Mission, Mrs.

Frances Kepler were guests. Cuba family night was held in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening with a potluck supper honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Kesl. John Kesl celebrated his 9fJnd birthday Smiday.

Their son, Mr and Mrs John Kesl of Kansas City, spent the week end with them. Walter Zurfluh of Brantford, showed pictures of East Germariy and West Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. Milroy Kopsa, Micki and Lance were supper guests of Mr and Mrs.

William Barnhill April 6. Miss Kay pocensky of Manhattan, is home for Easter vacation visiting Mrs. Viola Opocensky. Jim Trecek of Emporia is spending his Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Trecek arid sons. The Cuba Alumni officers met and set the banquet date for Saturday May 25. The officers are Edd Benyshek, president, Irene Richecky, vice-president, Marilyn Havel, treasurer, LeEnora Heiha, secretary. Next meeting "wiir be April 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Heina made a business trip to Kansas City, Wednesday and returned Thursday Mrs. Marie Sontag accompanied tliem and visited her daughter, Mary Lou Sontag and returned Saturday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bedford Havel were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Havel of Belleville, Mrs Barbara Krob. Sunday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Heina and family. Mrs. Alvin Skucius and Diane spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Regina Tornquist at Kackley. Mr.

and Mrs. William Barnhill had as their supper March 30, Mr and Mrs. Steven Benyshek and Steve. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Benyshek had as their Sunday guests Mr and Mrs. Frank Hrabe of Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher of Narka, Mr. and Mrs George Splichal and Elaine of Munden, Mr and Mrs.

Glen Benyshek and Nadine, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Benyshek and Linda, Marilyn Benyshek of Salina, Roy Flesher of Concordia. On April 3, the third and final dose of Sabin Oral Vaccine was Jhigh H.D.U. Sunflower unit assisted.

Those who helped Leon Lesovsk) cdlebrate his birthday Tuesday eyerilrig for supper were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Havel, Gregg and Glory of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lesovsky of Concordia, Don Lesovsky of Manhattan, Verna Lee Hoover and the hostess, Mrs.

Leon Mrs. Arle'ne Jarrett and children of Lincoln, came to visit Mrs. Anna Jakabosky, Mr. and Mrs Victor Jarrett of Agenda, and other relatives during the Easter vacation Don Lesovsky of Manhattan is spending his Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Lesovsky. Mr. and Mrs Leon Lesovsky, Lonnie Beneda and Nancy Dart visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs. Dale Lesovsky of Concordia. Sunday April 7, was the 26th anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Lesovsky Tliey had: as their afternoon and supper guest Mr. and Mrs. Clair Havel, Gregg Glory of Belle'ville. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Lesovsky of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs Glen Lesovsky of Munden, Mrs. Anna Jakabosky, Mrs. Wayne Doane, Keith and Kenneth of Belleville, Verna Lee Hoover, Don Lesovsky of Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Klima and family of Tribune, spent Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klima and Joan, Mr and Mrs.

Arthur Barton and family. LaRae Havel, Linda Havel, Marr vel Barton, Phillis Opocensky and Kay Simek surprised Charlene on Jer with a supper at the home of "her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eimil Havel. Mr.

and Mrs Earnie Tuma had as their Thursday evening guests Arvin Tuma and Ricky of Belleville Friday Mrs. Albina Chizek was their guest. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson of Superior, Wis, have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. John Kolterman and family the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Thyfault of Concordia, were hosts to an Easter dinner Sunday Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Kopsa and Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Salina, Mr. and Mrs.

Ector Th.v'fault of Concordia, Kenny Hall of Salina. SAVE TIMET by using DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION WINDOW Just Drive In the alley in bach of the store. Due to this death of my husband I will sell at public auction on the farm located 9 west and north of Linn or 8 north, 1 east and V4 north of Clifton, Friday, April 19 Beginning at 9:30 a.m. CATTLE IQ WF stock cows, 3 to 6 with fall calves at side WF cow, 4 pasture bred 7 SImrthorn cows, 4 to 6 old with fall calves at side 2 Roan WF cows, 6 fall calves at side 2 WF heifers, 2 springers 4 WF heifers, yearlings Registered-Polled Hereford bull, 4 old, gentle and good breeder NOTE: This is a good herd of stock cows, tested. Bangs free, bred to Hereford bull for fall calves.

HOGS ,5 Hamp and spotted sows with 51 pigs 3 to 6 weeks old, vaccinated for erysipelas hARM MACHINEKV; 1954 IHC MTA tractor, fully equipped, L. PTO, L. power steering, wheel weights, good rub it in 1963, very gooid 1953 IHC model tractor, fully equipped, good rubber, good 1960 Ford 12-ft. combine, fully equipped, Hume reel, niilo guards, very good 1957 Ford pickup, 4-speed, overloads, heavy duty, fi-icylinder, grain sides, good 1948 Ford ton truck. V-8, underbody hoist, good rubber, grain sides and stock racks, 4,000 miles on motor, good 1962 IHC No.

37 10-ft. wheel disc, very good 1958 John Deere 214-W baler, wire tie, fully equipped, good 1958 John Deere 3-16 plow on rubber, hyd. Uft, No. 55, good 1954 IHC 3-14 plow on rubber, hyd. good 1953 John Deere 2-14 plow on rubber, good 1966 IHC No.

200 manure spreader, on rubber, good 1957 IHC No. 5 side rake, on rubber, sealed bearings, good 1956 John Deere 12-ft. spring tooth with steel evener, lever trip John Deere 16-8 fertilizer grain drill, grass seeder, rubber press, power lift. 15-in. rubber, good John Deere No.

5 7-ft. mower, good IHC No. 250 2-row mounted cutivator, good IHC 12-ft. sprhig tooth, heavy duty, good IHC- No. 46 2-row mounted lister, rubher press, fcood IHC No.

46 2-row mounted lister, rubber press, good 2 IHC 2-row tractor weeders, good John Deere 5-ft. tumble bug, good Kelly Ryan 32-ft. elevator on rubber, Briggs motor, good IHC 2 row stalk cutter IHC heavy duty 8-ft. tandem diisc Alfalfa packer Steel road drag 4-Section drag harrow 12-ft. 4-in.

grain auger Ezee Flow 10-ft. fertilizer on rubber, good Letz burr mill, blower and dust collector, good Fairbanks and Morse hammer mill, good John Deere No. 953 trailer with 7x10 grain bed IHC trailer with 8x14 flatbed, good rubber, good 2 Wagons on steel gears Johnson and Fields fanning mill Some other machinery not listed This is a line of machinery, well for, most all shed- ded. GRAIN, HAWBUILDINGS, LUMBER, MipELLANEOUS 1,850 bu. good' yellow 900 bu.

milo, 550 bu. oats; 450 bu. bales alfalfa, 1st and 2nd cuttuigs, in prairie hay, all wire tied; stifcelybin; 3 8x14 double farrowing houses; 3 grain bunks; 3 16-ft. grain bunks; several good panels; 2 cattle oilers; a lot of used native lunroer; propane tank heater and regulator; oil tank heater. 7-ft.

stock tank; 4-ft. stock tank; 16-ft. step ladder; 40 ft. extension laddef; 40 8x10 ft. creosote posts; roll 48-in.

hog netting; several rolls 32-in. hog wire; barb wire; hedge posts; electric steel posts; 300-gtl. gas nozzle and stand; tarps; hyd. wagon electric fencers; large jack; 2-way cyUnder; cultivator cylinders; some fertilizer; steel post puller; power wire winder; electric ience wure; hog feeder; old hog feeder; 500-lb. metal jcreep feeder; 150-gal.

autoriiatic hog waterer barrel. Grindstone; puriip jacif; drive belt; hen nests; small ah- compressor; power lawn mower, 2 heavy duty extension cords; air bubble; ton cirains; boftlers; grease guns; electric drill; vice; battery boosters; 8.25x20 10-ply truck tire; 50-gaL 10 gal. new 10-weight oil; sockets; a lot of gdod hiuid tools and many, many items, too riumergiJis to mention. Not Responbile for Accidents. Lunch by the immartuel Society of the Lutheran Church TERMS: Cash Day of Sale.

Owner Cloric: Piriit NaMnal Bank.