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CHILD CARI HAY een'ir In Lining. Will CHILD Curt available. AOM I crnse BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 74 ENGLISH Pointer puppies. Ready to hunt this fall. Also one four year old English pointer.

Call 682-7W9 after 5 p.m. or Nortonvillc, Ks. alter p.m. II you're Interested, POSITION OPEN Representing leading financial services organization offering mutual funds and life insurance. Equal opportunity employer.

Call collect: 913-537-0871 COUPLES without previous business experience, but willing to work and learn together. Pleasant, profitable, work full- or part-time. Write Box 6750 c-o The Leavenworth Times. SPECIAL NOTICES LOST "BLACK key" case with keys, 5th Delaware. Reward.

Call 682-0752. LOST. Male cat, full grown, blue collar and tag, tabby and white. Reward. 682-2401.

PERSONALS 32 AS of this dale I will not be responsible fa- any debts contracted by anyone but myself. James Sparks. PERSONALS IF you don't have lawyer need one, call toll free 1-IOO-435-3W3. First Interview 110. Kansas Rar Assoc.

Statewide Lawyer Referral Service. ANIMATE PETS KTrTeTTsr trained. NEED good homes lev Labrador and Cfir.k-A-Poo. Good watch doss. Call i(82- iVf AN p.m., "cnTl aTicr FOR wli 1 male Samoynd.

Friendly, ncfds room to run. Call iiSU297. AKC REGISTERED white German Shepherd pups. 8 weeks old. Shots and wormed.

Phone 682-0079. BIRD doqs boarding training. Vacation dons boarded. Modern kennel. Daily, or monlhly rates.

McDowell Kennels, Baschor, Ks. 7M-1480. MALE beanie brought to Holns Clinic Sept. 5. had been Iniured.

Seek owner. Call Hoins Dog-Cat Clinic weekdays FREE lo good home, German Shepherd pups, mixed breed. Inquire 6J4 Ottawa. FOR sale, pure bred Pointer puppy, female, J1S. 662-5021.

FARM ANIMALS TWO Holstein bull calves, one week old. Call 651-5971 evenings. Pill Ten rfn Trio Slow Setters U-M Trln Alley Cntf Cnffoe Mains Nnme Inter-Church XMKIIP St. Paul 3 St. Paul 3 Trinity Mrlluitlist St.

Paul 1 SI. Pnul I Trinity Christian AAT, I'll. Spoiirer's Ucsl.miranl Arlex Palnls Army Natlonnl Bnnk j.Mvonwnrlh National Rnnk Sac's Inc. Dni'llne Army Surplus Boll's Shcntrork Kd's Trophies I'll. in 3 WcilueMlny Mglit Mlxcil Lrngue J'ls.

Schendel Pest. Control Metropolitan Life Boomers Hot Shots Goof Balls Thrlftway I'rls Fl'oek picked up H-7 5-7-9 spills. Gary Lanse 3-10. Coimnnrrinl Loaglip Army Nntl. Bank Dolsberry Appl.

Mon's All Pro Hair Styling Henry Martens. Leav. Natl. Bank Citizens Mutual First Natl Bank Collard Elks Club TWO year old Simmenlal Angus bull. Waller Raymond, Rt.

4, 687-7430. bulls" i registered, all serviceable age. John Jamison, 727-3444. FOlll? horses, 2 paints, one bucksKin, one black, all geldings. Call 651-6961.

ENGLISH Horse Show Squire Farm, Sept. 15, 9 a.m. 6B2-3476 or 1-422-3026. FOR sale. Registered Quarter horse imarc with 4 mo.

old stud colt. Call 682-1M3 weekends or alter 6 on weekdays. Bowling Results Results nt games at Delaware Bowl. Good Fellow Leagui) Mllpram Foods won 4 from Kreutzer Agency: Collard Chevrolet won 4 from Sandefur Clinic; Williams Liquor won 4 from Aaron Realtor: Wiley Salvage won 4 from Leav. County Co-op.

Men's Hiph 10 A. Bore. 242; M. Gwartncy 215; B. McDermott 2H.

HiRh 30 M. Gwartncy SD9: A. Berg 595; B. McDermott 568. Downtown League Straw Hat Pizza won 2 from Bay State Milling: AFGB Local 73S won 2 from Rock Ford Tractor: Credit Bureau won 2 from Wlllcott Liquor Store: Mfg.

State Bank won 2 from NuWay Drive-In. Men's High 10 R. V. Oliver 334: Dan Pellman 203; Mel' Lightcap. Men's High 30 R.

V. Oliver Earl Scnarnhorst, Elmer Wright 522: Dan Pellman 548. VFW League Braves won 4 from Cherokees: Cooties won 4 from Post 5S won 3 from Cheyenncs: Chiefs won 2 from Wiseman's Roofing. Men's High 10 C. Cammack 220: B.

Janasz 217; T. Brown 210. Men's High 30 C. Cammack 614: J. Johnson 529: B.

Gartz 516. Sunday Night Mixed Jokers won 4 from Turkeys; A Devils won 2 from Team 7- Family Affair won 3 from Four 8 'Balls won 3 from Hee Men's High 10 Fred Haswell' 224- 208: David Treat, H. L. Blrickberger 1S5. Women's High 10 Jerry Hallnjr 212: Dollie Treat 192: Kathy Fleming 185.

Men's High 30 Fred Haswell B55; Jerry Deal 534; Chuck Haling 616. Women's High 30 Jerry Haling 502; Kathy Fleming 481; Evelyn Clark 473. Monday Housewives Lenguo Tigers won 4 from Comets; OOis won 3 from Eager Beavers: Play Girls won 3 from Salty Dogs; Go Girls won 2 from Hunes Cubes. Women's High 10 Mary Hendrlx Helen Bristow 183: Maggie Seesengood 1S2; Connie Hubert 182. Women's High 30 Mary Hendrlx 516; Helen Bristow oOl; Connie Hubert 4SS.

Mnn. Nlfflit Mixed League Hits Misses won 3 from Nuts A Bolts; 4-4-Fun won 4 from Dok's; Rockers won 3 from RJMs; Pin Poppers won 3 from PTS. Men's High 10 Larry 209: H. Bucher. B.

Fatten 202; Clyde Ransom 19S. Women's High 10 Ho Roach ISO; Eil'een Sturgis 188: Anna Gulp "lien's High 30 Hollls Bucher S69; B. Patton. C. Ransom 547; Larry Richter 512.

Women's High 30 Ho Roach M7; Marie Hoffman 481; Rachel Daniels 476. Delaware Bowlerette.s Denney's Bath Boutique won from Root Beer; Waymires won 4 Irom International Tours; Schendel Pest Control won 3 from Porterhouse Ceramics; Davis Chapel won 4 from Delaware "women's High 10 Baskas 171: Hendrlx, 1iO; V. Malzedcr 170; Marion Wilson IBS. Women's High 30 Mary Hendrix SOI: Nellie Mistier 463; Frieda Brown 450. Results of games at Skyway Lanes.

Intfir-Chnrch LenRim St Paul 3 won 3 from St. Paul 1 Trinity United Meth. won 3 from Christian; St. Paul 2 won 3 from Trinity Lutheran; St. Paul 4 won 3 from AAL.

Men's High 10 B. Denney R. Marsh 2i8; G. Harrod 217. Men's High 30 R.

Marsh C. Harrod 597; R. l-ohman 596. Ladien Classic Leacun Spencer's Restauranl won 4 from Darling Army Surplus; Sacs won 3 from Bob's Sheet, Rock; Artex Paints won 3 from Trophies: Leav. Natl.

Bank won 3 from Army Natl Bank. Women's High 10 V. Farmer 213- M. Hamilton 1S4; A. Alfnnl 174: V.

Henshaw 174. Women's High 30 V. mp SOS; M. Hamilton 501; R. Alforrt 48S.

Wed. Night Mixed League Schendel Pest Control won 3 from Metropolitan Life; C.niif Rails won 3 from Boomers; Hot Shots won 3 from Tlirlftway. Men's High 10 Kon Skasick 212: Fred Berg 205; Dennis Zawndny Women's High 10 Ruh.v hinge 194; Connie Skasick IH8; Sally MeiVs 'High 30 Ken Skasick B59; Fred Berg 536; Lou Karman 496 Women's High 30 Ruby Kmge 4811; Bonnie SUaslrrk Mary Nichols 423. Commercial Ixiuglio won 14 from Klks (Inn: Mutual won IS from Hrst Kail Bank- Dolsberry Appl won frm Ccillard Army Nafl Rank won 13 from Henry Marle.ns; The Rank won from Men's Pro Hair Styling. Men's Hixh HI Halms G.

Anderson 2211: J. Stucker 219. Men's High C. Haling bM: T. Lindsay.

G. Anderson 61o; Art Moppln 614. Municipal League .1. F. Denney Plbg.

won 3 from Inkman Fabricare; Lallior Foods won tl from Pizzu Huts; Collavds won from A'liinis Standard; fiik- fiiun funds ttnii 7.ft'K Mnlnr Cu. High 111 li. Bulimiimii I 1 H-inncr 214; A. Hnick Men's High A Hrnck a. Buhaimun 570; I'.

Uanner 5li2. Ladles' Major League Wood Oil Co. won 2 from San- dersons V.F.W. Aux. won 3 from Artistic Bcnuly Salon; Citizens Mulual won 4 from Midwest Auto Supply; Leprechaun Pre School won 4 from Midwest Marine.

Women's High 10 B. Wilkins 221: P. Graober 221; B. Bohannon 207: J. Haling 203.

Women's High 30 B. Williams 570: M. Angello 539; K. Fleming 539: K. Reticle 531.

Stardust League Welding won 3 from Bill's Derby: Leavenworth won 2 from Skyway Lanes: Llnaweaver won 3 from Zeck Motor Homes. Women's High 10 Kathy Fleming Phyllis Fl'emlng 231 M. J. Hoskinson 194. Women's High 30 Kathy Fleming 579: M.

Hoskinson 532; Phyllis Fleming 526. Masonic League Ed's Trophies won from Pizza Place: Skyway Lanes won 3 from Elks Club; J. L. Clark Plbg. won 4 from Elks Knights; John's won 3 from Elks Guards.

Men's High 10 H. Lord 238; T. Warren 231; R. Meyer 224. Men's High 30 H.

Lord 603; F. Campbell 588: L. Boyle 561. Skyway Junes League Burre's Fruit Farm won from J. L.

Clark Satellite SkatB Center won 3 from Kaaz G. Morton Const, won 3 from Alpha Masonary; Adams Standard won 3 from Shrine Park Golf; Skyway Lanes won 3 from Team No. 10. Women's High 10 V. Octrees 194; M.

Stewart 193; Theroff Women's High 30 M. Stewart 502: V. DeFrees 498; D. Kowalewskl 491. Results of games at Crown Lanes.

Early Ulrd League Johnson Liquor won 2 from Hallmarks: Hattoks Barber Shop won 4 from Tom Rons: Chucks Plumbing Heating won 3 from Harolds Auto Supply: James Liquor won 3 from Dave's Place; Torch Club won 3 from Inkman Speed Queen; Wiseman Roofing won 3 from Eagles Aux. High 10 Women Wackei 210; 13. Fenton 208: R. Moppm. T.

Rush 1S7. High 30 Women T. Rush 493; S. Peters 482; S. Hattok 481.

Crown Jewels League Crown Lanes won 3 from Amer. Leg. Robo Car Wash won 3 from Blade; Coors Beer won 4 from Leav. Nat'l. Bank; Birlngers won 3 trom Team Hallmark Crowns -vwon 4 from Klolx.

Agency; Vendor won 3 from Goodyear Rfg. Htg. High 10 Women B. Cox 23.3; D. Pitts 226: M.

Kinder 198. High 30 Women B. Cox Pitts 565; R. Miller, S. Powers 508.

Wed. Coffee League Sandbaggers won 4 from Nocvelct.tes; Bowling Bags won from GGs; Flappers won 3 from Fireballs: Four-Some won from Misfits: Pin Spinners won 3 from Alley Cats; Crickets won 4 from Hfgh 'Women Sandy Hattok 187: Norvela -R'arpierz 170; Tiny High' 3o' Women Sandy Hattok S32: Claurtone Last. 479; Norveta Karpierz 474. League Standings at Delaware Bowl. Uomlfellow League Milgram Foods Williams Liquor Wiley Salvage Collard Chevrolet Aaron Realtor Agency Sumk'fui 1 Clinic Leav.

County Co-op Downtown LciiEim Nu Way Drive-In Willcott Liquor Store Bav Stale Milling Manufacturer's State bank SKGE Local 73S Straw Hat. Pizza Credit Bureau Rock Ford Tractor VFW Lensiie Braves Cooties Post 56 Chiefs Wisemans Clicycnnes Indians Clieroki-es Sunday Mulit -Mixed Lennue S-Balls Family Altair Jokers Team 7 Devils ilee Haws Four K's Monday Housewives Leaeue Tigers Play Girls 4 3 1 10 I'll. 27 26'i 26 18 13 1,2 8 7 7 3 3 IMS. Ladles Major League Leprechaun Prc-Sclinol Artistic Beauty Salon Wood Oil Citizens Mutual Midwest. Marine VFW Auxiliary Midwest Auto Supply Sanderson's "fifi" Municipal League Zcck Dodpe Adams Standard Lalllers Pizza Hut 1 riiurs.

Morning Coffee League Jet Setters won 4 from Coffee Mates; Pin Poppers won 4 from Allev Cats: Slow Pokes won 4 'roni No Name: Powder Puffs won i from Ten Pin Trio won 3 from Trio. Women's Hleh 10 Tiny Stretch 107: Beth Russell 177; Leona Johnson 173. Women's Hlph 30 Tiny Stretch 471: Mary Murawski 454; Beth Russell 445. Stardust League 1'ls. Linawaver Son Welding 3 Leavenworth Nat'l Skyway Lanes 2 Mfc.

Slate Bank 1 Svlvla's Ceramics 1 Bill's Derby 1 Zeck Motor Homos 1 Masonic League L. Clark PlbR. Htg. -I Ed's Trophies 3U Skyway Lanes 3 Jahn Super Mart 3 Elks Club 1 Elks Guards 1 Pizza Place Elks KnlRhts 0 Skyway Janes League I'ts G. Morton Contractor 3 Satellita Skate Center 3 Adams Standard 3 Skyway Lanes 3 Burre's Fruit Farm J.

L. Clark Plbg. Hi I 4 i 1 4 4 3 Girls liubcs Cubes KiiKiu- Beavers Sully Comets Mini Nigl'l JHxri) I.eiiKiie Pin I'lippurs Hits it Misses Rofkels 1'Ynir fur l''un I )OK's IMM's Nuts Rnliitvare nenney's Bath Boutique Waymires Davis Chapel Porterhouse Ceramics Si-liondel Pest Control Jli'liiwurc Buwl A VV Root Hi-er liilornalliiiiiil Tuurs i lii'Milis iiami's ut 'I'liiirMlav Aloniliiu 1 Colfee I'ts. 6 4 4 Kaaz Con ft. AJpha Mnsnnry Stirlne Park Golf Tram 10 Standlnca nt Crown Coffee LenKitn Bags Pin Spinners 2 1 Crown IMs.

5 4 4 4 2 0 I'tn. 7 Crh'kots Misfits Alley Cnls Gd's I'Miiliprrs Fireballs Novr.lPt.les Ding Bats League Stnii'llngs at rowii Jewels Leasun HlrltiKers Crown Lanes Blade Robo Car Wash Cnors Ilcer Am. Leg. Aux. Vendor Goodyear Hallmark Team 1 Klotz Agency Leav.

Natl. Bank Knrly Illrd Lrngue Hntlok's Barber Shop Wiseman Roofing Chuck's Plbg. HI.K. Torch Club Harold's Aulo Supply James Liquor Johnson Liquor Hallmark Dave's Place Eagles Aux. Inkman Speed Queen Tom Ron's Wichita Civil Rightfe Group Slaps Club WICHITA, Kan.

(AP) The Wichita Commission on Civil Rights Thursday ordered a private club to pay $6.300 in damages to four men in connection with racial discrimination when the four applied for nuvnber- ihip. The commission ordered the Camclot Club, to pay the men $300 for "mental anguish, embarrassment and humiliation" and $1,500 each in punitive damages. or the Oscar Hall and William V. Minncr, both of Wiclma, will receive $100 each and Paul S. Rangel.

'Wichita, and Joseph M. Tillman, Topeka, will receive $50 each. of the four are blacks and the other is a Mexican- American. The mcii testified they applied for membership a 'club operated by Camelot Club but were told they would have to wait 30 days. They said they never heard from the club after that.

Crowd Gathers in Wake oi Overthrow A large group of Ethiopians lakes to the streets in Addis Ababa Friday following tbe overthrow of Emperor Halle Selassie and the formation of a provisional military government a day earlier. A split between moderate and radical reformers appeared to Newspaper Title Winners Announced HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) Sweepstakes winners in the 19th annual Kansas newspaper contest were announced today at a Editor's Day awards program at the Kansas Slate Fair. The swt'epstakes winners in the various divisions are the Manhattan Mercury; the Parsons Sun, the Tola Register, the Johnson Pioneer, the Prairie Journal of Wichita, and the Belleville Telescope. The contest is co-sponsored by the Kansas State Fair and the Kansas Press Association.

It encourages competition for excellence in eight different categories in classifications based, on circulation of both daily newspapers and weeklies. The Manhattan Mercury was the sweepstakes winner for daily newspapers with 10,001 or move circulation. It was the third year in a row that the Mercury claimed honors in its division. Edward Sealon is general manager of the Mercury. The Parsons Sun, published by Clyde M.

Reed was sweepstakes winner daily newspapers of 5.001 to 10.000 circulation. The Sun has bet'n a sweepstakes winner seven times previously, including last year. In the daily newspaper classification for newspapers of S.OOfy and less circulation, the Tola Register was a repeat winner from last year. The Register is published by Emerson Lynn Jr. The Johnson Pioneer was sweepstakes winner for the fourth year in a row for weekly newspapers, of or less circulation.

The Pionc'er is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Don Waterman nf Ulysses and managed by Harold Anderson. 'The winner among weeklies of 1.001 to 2,000 Prairie Journal of Wichita, is a first-time winner. The top winner for weeklies of 2,001 or more circulation, the Belleville Telescope, previously- won the sweepstakes award in 1970.

The Telescope is published by Merle M. Miller. Officials said a record 113 Kansas Press Association member newspapers entered the contest. Sixty-four newspapers shared in the awards. Sweepstakes winners receive a bronze 1 engraved plaque and lie widening Friday over leadership of the provisional government.

(AP U'irephoto) have the privilege of awarding a $100 college scholarship to tha student of their choice. Bill Krause. publisher of the Pcabocly Gazette-Herald, presided at the awards program. Also on hand to address the newspaper representatives was Robert Tea garden. La Cygne, president of the Kansas State Fair.

Teasarden is a livestock and grain farmer. The Leavenworth TimoJ, Sunday, September 15, Leavenworfh Auto Parts 777 Chorokso The Bint In Aulo Parts At Lowest MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Powder Puffs 7 GLASS-TRACK BELTED REGULAR OR SNOW TIRES. TWIN GUARD OR TRACTION GRIP REG. $29 TO $43 EACH. 2 STURDY FIBER GLASS BELTS reinforce tread for fine performance.

2 DURABLE CORD BODY PLIES for handling control, lasting service. GUARANTEE 36-MONTH GUARANTEE PASSENGER CAR TIRE GUARANTEE Montgomery Word of lit paiicngtr car tiret for a ipadfitd numbtr of milit when on panenger can or itotion laxli. If your lirt dott not givt you thii becautt oft defecll In material or workmanship, normal road horard failure, triad wiarout Inchit or lilt remaining); Montgomery Word will; 1. During fint of guaranteed mileage, replace the tire free. 2.

During the remaining guaranteed it for a prorate charge boied on uied. Hail punclurei repaired fret during Ihe enlire guaranteed mileage. For fluaronUe, ond odimlmtftU, rtlurn tirt to any Montgomery Ward branch with the Guarantee loaklal inuad at lime of (ale, after fint of guaranteed mileage bated on telling price in effect at the time of return at branch to which relumed, including federal excite lax. Pattinger Hrei uted ontonicabt, and motor vehicles other than poitenger con are guaranteed, on the tome built againit dtfectt in malerlali and manihip only. FOR A78-13 TBLS.

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BLK. PLUS 2.33 TO 2.74 F.E.T. TRADE H78-15 TBLS. BLK. PLUS 2.97 F.E.T.

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