The Bayard News from Bayard, Iowa • Page 8

THURSDAY, APRILS, 1976 Guthrie County Court House Records DEEDS -Harold Hockett and Carroll and Opal Patty to Freda Lively. $1. E24' SWY4SEV4 Sec 35 and E24' NWV4SEV4 Sec 35-79-30. Harold Hockett and Carroll and Opal Patty to Freda Lively. Quit Claim Deed $1.

E24' SWV 4 SEy 4 Sec 35 and E24' NWV4SEV4 Sec 35-79-30. Freda LiVely to Harold Hockett and Opal Patty, qcd $1. 35-79-30. and Hildred Banner to Alexander Hanner. Warranty Deed $1.

NWV 4 and 4 Sec 23-78-30 and NEV 4 Sec 22-78-30. and Emma Messersmith to Charlotte and Ronald Haubrick. WD $1. Undiv Vz interest in NWV 4 Sec 5-81-33. Henry and Gretchen Gebers to Calvin and Arleen Heater.

WD SWy 4 NWV 4 Sec 34-78-33. xZemphria and Joel Baskin and Virginia and Mischa Rutenbert to Jerome and Mary LvSchreck. WD $1. NWFrIV4 Sec and Lucille Boothe to dj and Juana Beidelman. WD Lot 6 Lot 9, SWVi and Lot 7 Lot 9 SWV4 Sec 32-80-30.

Gus and Lee Stoy to Gordon and Cheryl Castile. WD $1. Lot 4, Blk Panora. Valonda Wagner to Patsy and John Young. WD $1.

S30' N95' Lots 15 and 16, Blk 9, Casey. Estate of Earl Storey to Merle and Mary Dunbar. Court Officer Deed $1. Lots 78, Blk 2, Casey. Marlin and Nelda Edwards to Craig and Terry Edwards.

Warranty Deed $1. Lot 212, Happy Acres. Harry and Janice Kalbach to Kenneth and Linda McKibben. WD $1. N90' Lot 1 Lot 8, Off Plat Assignee of BF Allen Estate in bankruptcy in SWV4 Sec 27-78-31.

Roger and 'to James Bradford. WD $1. Lake Panorama Assn vs Arlyn Gary Garlock to Farm Bureau Mutual Ins Co $6125. Darlene Hubby to Joe Yeager $79. NEW REGISTRATIONS -Marie Gundrum, Casey Ford.

Gary or Da Buker, Panora, Buick. Edward A or Mary Semroska, Guthrie, Chev. Randy Deardorff, Yale, Chev. Orpha I Covault, Guthrie Center, Ford. Joseph or Camilla Woodman, Stuart, Chev.

Rand" or Myrna Pitkin, Bagley, Chev. Michael Coenen, Bayard, Pontiac. Kenneth or Norma Grassmeier, Bagley, Buick. Steven or Gayle Hornung, Casey, Chev. Gerald or Esther Prince, Guthrie Center, Olds.

Clarence Gustafson, Adair, Honda. John or Delores McFarland, Stuart, Pontiac. Donald or Bonnie Hennen, Panora, Plymouth. Fred Fett, Adair, Pontiac. Deloris Jacobs, Menlo, Dat- sun.

Cecil or Railsback, Guthrie Center, Olds. Freda Sharp, Panora, Chev. SUITS FILED Lake Panorama Assn vs Ronald Taylor Appeal from Magistrate Court. Faga Implement vs Marie Mitchell. i Lake Panorama Assn vs Tom Patterson Appeal of mdtion for change of venue.

Harry A and Evelyn Cory vs LE Slade as receiver for Mid-Iowa Stakes'Corp. GUTHRIE COUNTY HOSPITAL of March 29 to April 4 ADMISSIONS -Wilbur Herron, Altie Hotaling, Laura Crees, Bayard; Kenneth Schiller, jr, Casey; Dale Royer, Coon Rapids; Wesley Wheeler, Raymond Miller, jr, Ethel Kunkle, Caroline Hollis, Walter Tallman, Stuart; MarieKerr, Judy Hoit, William McDaniel, Erma Conrad, Cecil Reeves, Guthrie DISMISSED -Scott McClellan, Lula Ocheltree, Bayard; Mrs Paul Beyerink and son, Thelma Moore, Coon Rapids; Ida Greenslade, Menlo; Hugh Bradley Teale, Lelia Binns, Panora; Ethel Kunkle, Stuart; Betty Jessen, Elmer Brittain, Weldon Crabb, Bessie 0 Hopkins, Guthrie Center. BIRTHS -Twin girls to Mr and Mrs Bruce McCabe, Guthrie Center March 31. A son to Mr and Mrs Robert Oleson, Guthrie Center, April 1. Sharon tfrenna to Mr and Mrs Douglas Findley.

Rhonda Suzanne to Mr and Mrs Jimmie Stonehocker. Melissa Ann to Mr and Mrs Maurice A Ehm. Kelly JoAnn to Mr and Mrs Charles Winninger. DEATHS -Alma Nuernberger, 77, Panora. Edith James, 79; Guthrie Center.

Chester Nickel, 84, Guthrie Center. Alta Kirlin, 72, Stuar' Velma Smith, 87, of Guthrie Center. Marie Reynolds, 82, Panora. Wilbur Holmes, 71, Guthrie Center. Florence A Martin, 80, Casey.

Richard French, 69, Guthrie Center. Clara Crees, 76, Bayard. MARRIAGES -David A Carter, Linden and Tandy Underwood, Panora. David Mccooi, Bayard and Valerie K. Redfern, Guthrie Center.

Billy Carrick, Bayard and Lois Holiday, Guthrie Center. Keith Appenzeller, Perry and Lynette Brooks, Bagley. Ronald Havens and Candance LeAnn Hoyt, both of Ames. Wayne Allen, Yale and Helen Johnson, Boss Family Named Best in Farm Held Robert Muehchrath, County Supervisor, annouces that the Everett Boss family of Route 2, Menlo, was named today as the Farmers Home Administration Farm Family of the Year for Audubon and Guthrie Counties. This program is initiated on a state-wide basis by the Farmers Home Administration.

Each of the fifty county offices select a winner, this winner is then nominated for district awards and then the seven districts of the state choose a winner and from these seven the state Farm Family of the Year will be selected this spring. Boss is interested in farming practices and follows the latest recommendation in the management of his livestock and land. On the 940 acres that the Bosses operate, they follow a very sound cropping program. The Bosses farrow 24 sows twice a year and feed out the hogs to market weight. They have a 24 head stock cow herd and raise the calves to yearling weight.

The Bosses own 120 acres and rent the remaining 820 acres. Everett and his wife Jane have three children and have helped to raise five foster children. The Bosses are active in affairs and are members of St John's Lutheran Church of Casey. Fulk Names Top Helper Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Bayard were Sunday afternoon visitors of Glen and Anita Krueger in Bagley. Jack former Farm Director at radio station KM A has joined the Ken Fulk for Congress Committee as Commute Chairman, f.

"I think Ken will be a good Congressman, said, "AND I want to do my part, because people MUST, get involved!" Gowing, an Iowa State grad, is presently Farm Representative at the Security Trust-and Savings Bank of Shenandoah. He was widely known while serving as Farm Director for KMA Radio in Shenandoah, one of the pioneer radio stations in the country. Jack's ment is the Grand Opening of Fulk for Congress Headquarters in Clarinda this Thursday, April" "We'll be looking for all ourV7 friends and supporters in the Offices-! at 104 East Washington iarl Clarinda," Gowing said. "TheH official 'ribbon-cutting' will be at 9o am, and we'll have lots of coffeeb and donuts for the folks who dropb by:" Clarinda office hours will bft-, from 9 to 4, and the phone numberj is (712) 542-5155. Model B-33 3,400 BU.

6-70 7,000 BU. B-91 9,500 BU. B-106 11,000 BU. Special Discounts STEEL BINS Reg. $1,904.00 $3,162.00 $3,973.00 $4,450.00 sold out $1,820.00 $1,850.00 $2,565.00 Bin price includes 2 ring walk in door with one plain panel and one auger panel, one roof man hatch and one roof ladder.

FARM BUREAU SERVICE CO. Ph. Audubon Ph. Guthrie 515-747-8355 Audubon and Guthrie Counties and 4 (Except E3 79A) Sec 12-79-33. Guy Lytrice A Smith to Sta-Bilt Const Co Inc.

WD $1. S258-3' N733.7' W271.8' Sec 18-79-31. Sam and Beverly Steensen to Don and Rhonda Reinhart. WD Lot 3 Lot 12 Oakridge Estates sub-div town Guthrie Center. Fred and Pauline Draman to Ambrose and Sarah Rhony.

E'A Lot 6, Blk 9, Stuart. Charles A and Rose Reeder to Wesley and Juanita Barge. WD $1. Lot 9, Maxwell's Addn to Stuart. John and Norma A McCoy to Guy Land Lytrice A Smith.

WD $1. Lots 1 and 2, Blk Bull's First Addn to Panora. CONTRACTS Mae CHartman to Charles Hand Hartman and Clifford I- A and Genevieve Rater. $10,000. (except S26 1 and except W30') 8, Hollingsworth 2nd Addn to 'Stuart and Lots 4 and 5, Maxwells to Stuart.

Daryl and Hilda Bess to and Debra Klinkefus. Lot 1 NEV 4 NWV4 Sec AG Investment Corp to Wayne and Margaret Kading. $68,000. (except tract) and Lot 1 Lot 1, Lot 2 and Lot 8 and Lot 2 yLol 7SWV4NEV.J Sec CC and Edith Fisher to EM Stotts rand Nora A Gulick. $25,000.

Lot 2 Lot 2 Lot 4 and WWrds Lot 1 4 Sec 31-80-30. James Wiebenga to Iowa Dept of $1004.83. PROBATE -Estate of Cora Simcoke. Estate of Minnie Thornburg. Estate of Wilson Herron.

Estate of rJarda Campbell. Estate of Seneca Hatfield. Estate of Florence A Martin. COMING! Attractions. at the C.Y.

Stephens Auditorium-The Hilton Coliseum- Fisher Theater-Scheman Auditorium FUN THINGS TO SEE AND HEAR AND WE CAN PROVIDE TICKETS i i PERRY STATE PERRY IOWA B-M ml MEMBtproic With Ofltces in Bagley and Jamaica By special arrangement with C. Y. Stephens Auditorium, The Hilton Coliseum, Fisher Theater and Scheman Auditorium, we have good tickets available for all events. You can obtain them from us up to the day of the event. Here" are events for the first part of the entertainment year.

now being accepted for any or all of them. Later events will he announced by the bank. Watch for them. JUDGMENTS -Dale Baugh to Madsen Surge $198.13. Mrs Thomas Hatfield to Dunn's $31.10.

Harland and Debra Muss to Herb Butzbach $87.00. Harland Nuss to Iowa Telephone Co Wm Slater to NW Concrete Products $13.00. Donald Anderson dba Anderaon Plumbing to Jamaica Senior Citliem Homes BEVERLY SILLS 'America's Queen of Opera" April 29 8:00 P.M. Stephens Auditorium Adults: $6, $5, $4 Students: $4.50, $3 50, $2.50 A DOLL'S HOUSE Adult Play April 5, 6, 1, 9, 10 8:00 P.M. Fisher Theater April 5-8 $2.00 April 9-10 $2.50 A FLEA IN HER EAR (Recommended for 12 years and up) May 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15 8:00 P.M, Fisher Theater May 6 13 Adults: $2 Students $1 May 7,8, 14, 15 Adults: $2.50 Students $1.50 UTAH SYMPHONY April 23 8:00 P.M.

Stephens Auditorium Adults: $5, $4, $3 Students $3.50, $2.50, $1.50 JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR May 8 3 oo P.M. May 6, 7, 8, 8 oo P.M. Stephens Auditorium Matinee: $4, $3, $2 $5, $4, $3 a a.