Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 7

Electric! Phone: 2281969 REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric Complete Office Outfitters Gpodenough's Office Machines Supplies 5th Ella 223-3567 Office Furniture Printing 418 Court 223-5918 Monuments Markers Max Allender Beatrice. Nebr. Ph. 228-3246 Locals Griffiths Hovendick Chapel. Dignified Personal Service 1-tf At the Albert J.

Hurtz, Blue Springs; Eugene Wright. Dismissed: Mrs. Walter Sears, Jansen; Miss Merl Davis; LeRoy Bartels. If you're missed If you are carrier ery subscriber and to get your Beatrice Daily Sun before 7 p.m. on weekdays, 5 p.m.

on Saturdays. Beatrice 223-5233 and Fakbury, 7293560. At the Earl Utteridge; Miss Marthia Ivey; Richard Ivey; Miss Susan Lampe; Miss Amy Nichols; Mrs. a Fredrickson, Raymond Kuhnhoffer; Master Jeff Nlday; Miss Crystal Niday, Wymore; Miss Doreen Wiegan; Mrs. Harold Ensz; Larry Warnsing.

Dismissed: Len Gilbert; Mrs. Ron Wylie. Understanding Service Harman Mortuary, Inc. 223-2341 Enjoy the holiday. See us Tuesday for all your fabric care needs.

Leo Soukup Cleaners Launderers. South 6th at Scott. Phone 223-3148. 28-29 Housing Authority The Beatrice Housing Authority will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Council Chambers.

Radio, Sunday, May 30, "You Can Grief." KFAB 9:15 a.m., KLMS 1:15 p.m. 28 Friendly Courteous Service Fox Funeral Home PUBLIC AUCTION I will sell at Public Auction, at the place Adam's Welding, Plumbing Hardware at Lanham, Nebr. Kansas, on Saturday, June 5 Commencing at 10:30 A. M. Bldg.

Material 80 sheets of 3 10 ft. metal (new), 100 Steel Basement Windows for 8" Poured Walls (new) Galvanized Roofing, New Used, New House Doors, New Window Screens, New Storm Windows, New Windows, 30 gal. of wood preservant, Door Locks, Latches, Grade Stakes. Cabinet Hardware, Hinges; Screen 2,000 Ibs. New Bolts, Nails, Cement Anchors, Toggle Bolts, Stanley Hardware for 16-ft.

Overhead Door, Door Tracks, Lots of other Itemg Not 'Mentioned. Shop Tools Wood Turning Lathe Complete Set of Chisels, Steel Lathe, Mt. Bed. 12'' Swing, 3 4 Jaw Chuck, Black Decker Electric Hammer (good), 24" Jig Saw; 4" Jointer, 25T Press; Power Table Saw, Heavy Duty Post Drill Bits, Saber Sanra; Electric Drills, Porter Cable; 7" Power Saw, Electric Motors; Emery Emery Stones Field Transit Rod, New Buzz Saw Biade, Olson Power Band Hack Saw, Other Items Not Mentioned. Antiques Stwnt Gauges, Ice Tongs, Iron Kettles.

Light Fixtures, Aladdin Lamp Chimneys, Lantern Globes, Porcelain Faucets, Bathroom Accessories. Office Supplies Remington Quiet-writer Typewriter. Signature Typewriter, 2 Citizen Band Radios, 6 chan nel, All-Transistor Transforme: Base, Antenna; Car Antennas, Stapler; Billing Machine. Plumbing Fixtures New Rehm 30 gal. ga hot wa er heater, New Colored Bathroom Set, Bruner RH-15 Water Softener (new), New Colored- Lavatories, Steel Sepic Tank, Cast Iron Sewer Fittings, 2, 3 Galvanized Copper Fittings, Valves, Lead Oakum, Todlet Plungers.

Sporting Goods 2 12 Tent, Air Mattress, 2 Boat Motors, Top Carrier. Pontoon Boat. Farm Machinery Model 151, Self-Propelled, 14' Combine, with Cab, Hume Reels good condition) 3- Point Blade, John Deere Mounted. Qulck-tach Cultivator 2- Wheel Tractor Tire Tote 2- Wheel Trailer, Cab for Ford or Ferguson, Tractor Tires, Ford 28" Tractor Wheel, 6 IH Rubber- Tired Press Wheels, Other Items Not Mentioned. Irrigation Equip.

5" Turbine Pump (complete), American No. 1 Speed Reduction Unit, complete with Torque Bar Motor Base, American No. 3 Speed Reduction Unit, complete with Torque Bar Motor Base, Transit with Tripod Rod. Furniture Oil Heater, Air Conditioner, Furnace, Floor Lamps, Records, Coffee Pots, Kettles, Clarinet, Silverware, End Table, Clocks Leaf Table, Dishes, Night Stand, Glasses, Egg Incubator, Encyclopedias (complete set). Flower Pots Vases, TV Trays, Hot Plates, New Ceiling Heater, Other Items Not Mentioned.

Miscellaneous Implement Parts Corridor-design hearing offered Improvements on two southeast Nebraska highways and an offer to hold a corridor design hearing on a third road have been announced by the Nebraska Department of Roads. Concrete paving is being applied to 11.8 miles of Highway 8 from one mile north of DuBois and east. Low bidder for the project was Dugdale Construction Co. of Omaha. Until the estimated completion date of August 28 through traffic will be routed via Nebraska Highways 50, 65, 4 and U.S.

75. Local traffic will be maintained via intersecting county roads. A concrete retaining wall is being built on the north side of U.S. Highway 136, east of Street in Fairfoury. Contractor for the project, which is scheduled for completion on June 5, is Construction O.

of Fremont. The offer to hold a corridor design hearing concerns 6.1 miles of proposed improvements on Highway 8 from a point near the west side of Odell to the Gage 'Jefferson County line. Written requests for a hearing must be made to the Nebraska Department of Roads c-o Perry J. Russ, P.O. Box 94759, Lincoln, Nebr.

on or before June 25. If a hearing is scheduled, notice of the date time and place will be published. Lists environment No. 5 problem KANSAS CITY (AP) Henry Fond II rates the environr ment as No. 5 on the nation's list of problems.

The board chairman of Ford Motor Co. says the first four are: poverty, education, housing, and crime. "To me it sefems incredible that the wealthiest nation in history should still have substantial numbers of its citizens living in, absolute poverty- unable to obtain the food, the shelter and medical care re- quirfed to maintain physical health and life itself," Ford said Thursday. "If our nation were as far advanced in meeting the prob- Ho mesfecrd Days exhiJb it Zoe Ann Warden, left, and Mrs. Virginia Creek Mall.

The exhibit will feature items Bever display the banner of the Gage Coun- of local history and a bazaar area. (Sun Pho- ty Historical Society while setting up the to) group's Homestead Days exhibit at Indian Heidecker recognized for service Earl Heidecker, Executive Director for the Gage County ASCS, was presented with the Distinguished Service Award for ASCS employees at the annual convention for the Nebraska Association of County Office Employees, held in Kearney. The ASCS Employees Association annually selects from the membership, which exceeds 500 in Nebraska, an individual who has demonstrated outstanding ability, loyalty, devotion to duty, and accomplishments in the ad- miniistration of farm programs. Earl was recommended by the Gage County office staff, and unanimously approved by the Association Board of Directors. His talents and efforts have contributed much to the efficient and economical service and administration of the Gage County Office.

All of shelling toll not in death count lems of poverty, housing and crime as it is in cleaning up air pollution from automobiles we could place them much lower in our order of priorities." Ford spoke at the annual trustee dinner of the Midwest Research Institute after accepting its annual citation. The Pacific Crest Trail was first proposed in 1932 by Clinton C. Clarke of Pasadena, Calif. SAIGON (AP) The U.S. Command reported today that 38 Americans died in combat in, Indochina last week.

It was the highest total in three weeks, but it did not include ail of the 30 men killed in three North. Vietnamese shelling attacks last Friday. A spokesman for the command, Maj. Richard Gardner, said he did not know how many of the 30 were included and how many were not. He said those who were not were omitted because of delays in the reporting system.

Gardner said the rest would be included in this week's total, which will be announced nfext Thursday. Another 50 Americans were wounded in the three attacks, all of which were made on U.S. bases in South Vietnam's northernmost provinces. Most of the casualties occurred at a base called Charlie 2, just below the demilitarized zone. The weekly summary reported 92 Americans wounded in action last week, a sharp drop from 240 the previous week and the lowest total since Jan.

3-9, when 83 were reported. But the total did not include all 50 wounded in the three shetings. The spokesman also reported 11 Americans dead from such 1 Win SeQl For RUDOLPH DUIS 2 P. M. Small Improved Acreage Located West Edge of Lantern, Nebraska Approximately LEGAL in Section 33, west edge of Lanham, Gage County, Nebraska.

Subject to any easements of record. Buildings consist of remodeled 3-Bedroom Home; Fully Insulated; Full Bath; Built-in Birch Cabinets; Carpeted Living Room; Good Well; Septic Tank; 16 24 Garage, with New Roof, 18 28 Barn, with New Roof, 26 32 Machine Storage Shed, 12 74 House. down day of sale, balance on or before Sept. 1, 1971, when Abstract and Deed delivered, possession given. 1970 and all prior years taxes paid.

Purchaser to. pay 1971 taxes. House Shown by 766-3876. Rudolph Duis Owner Lunch At Noon by Ladies of St. John Lutheran Church, Larfiain TERMS: Cash Adorns Welding, Plumbing Hardware Lanham, Odell, Phone 766-4227, Odell Odell State Bank, Clerk Sohidtis Son and Wolken, Aucts.

1109 Fadrbury, 729-2435 Wayne Schultis, Diller, Phone 793-5533 Duane Wolken, Diller, Phone 793-5393 Frey Carpet Drapes So. oth-Ph. 228-2247 Now Open For Business GRAND OPENING SOON! nonhostite causes as accidents or illness last week, compared wdth 27 the week before. The summary raised the total number of Americans reported killed in action in the war to 45,183 and the total wounded to 299,434. Deaths from nonhostile causes total 9,548.

Much of Beafrice closing for holiday Memorial Day will find industries and government offices closed in Beatrice. Both City Hall and courthouse employees will get a one-day holiday Monday. Most, but not all places of business wiJl also be closed. Dilly Sun, May 1971 7 Filming hindered by unhappy students tor Donald O'Connor was the Ireland as a land of lepre- tor Donald O'Connor was the target of orange peels and jeering remarks from students who staggered in front of cameras as he strolled over the campus of Trinity College during filming for a television show. The students complained that the program was.

portraying a chauns and other little people. The crew had made 20 attempts Wednesday to shoot the same scene for "Donald's Dublin" before campus officials were able to pull the students away. Sun Want Ads Bring Results! Plea of innocenf FAIRBURY Lloyd Folsom entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of breaking and Etv tering in Jefferson County District Court this morning. His court appointed attorney, Donald C. Sass, requested a jury trial' in the case.

No hearing date was set. Eolsom is fee on $5,000 bail. GARTNER'S Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning 311 Court Ph. 223-4754E "Our Work Guaranteed" Hope honored LOS ANGELES (AP) Comedian Bob Hope, pleased over being named for his 17Hh honorary college degree, says he isn't bothered because antiwar students and faculty have criticized the award. "I don't think the criticism means anything.

That's a reao tion to the war," Hope said in an interview after learning that the California State College Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to give him a doctorate a humane letters. ROOFING Its roofing we do it 35 years experience. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Owned and operated by Cliff Brandt Crab Orchard Neb.

Ph. 876-2351 Beatrice Ph. 223-2257 See us for your Concrete Lawn Items BONNIES PL 601 Wait Court Radio TV Service Service-All Makes Prompt And Efficient LAMPE 233.2211 1S3I Elk Lawn Mower Repair "Quality Service" RAY'S REPAIR 1010 West Court 228-3102 Open Nltes For AD Types Of Electrical Wiring Call Kcilin Electric 212 So. 19th Ph. 223-2214 KODAK Cameras Film STATIONERS 115 N.

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LINGERIE FABRIC nylon 108" Wide INCA NYLON 45" wide Machine wasiliable KNTT TUCK 54" wade New shipment Makes nice dresses $1.59 Yd. $1.49 Yd. 39c Yd. $1.99 QUILTED PIECES 45" to 54" wide KETTLE CLOTH 45" Wide Yd. Different Prints 99c Yd.

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