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Clear Lake school taxes to increase about I mill School a in the Clear Lake Community School District will be up about .76 of a mill next year compared with this year's collections. The budget approved by the school board at a meeting Saturday evening is for $773,560. Club tournament pairings set for Women Golfers CLEAR LAKE--Molly O'Dea, golf chairman, has announced pairings for the club tournament for Women Golfers. The first round is to be played before Aug. second round before Aug.

10 and the third and final round before Aug. 17, according to the chairman. Jeanne Hugh, 1960 champion, will defend her title but was not required to turn in a qualifying score. Pat McGowan had low qualifying score with a 93 for 18 holes. The pairings: Championship flight, 18 holes: Jeanne Hugh vs.

Dee Beedle; Arljene Clark vs. Carrie Bas- ketl; Pat McGowan vs. Mary Ellen Johnson; Carol Ungs vs. Belle Gilbertson. Eirst flight, 9 holes: Phyllis Anderson vs.

Tille Wohler; Eva Larson vs. Eleanor Heetland; Zena Graddy vs. Marian Sonk- Doris Hughes vs. Molly OTEJea. Second flight, 9 holes: Ruth Moeller vs.

Freda Ong; Ruth Bower vs. Darlene JRogers; Hejen Hugins vs. Mickey Hart; Harriet Volstad vs. Hazel Wis- gerhof. Ip the finals all flights will play 18 holes, announced Mrs.

O'Dea. Schedule little league games CLEAR LAKE-The Midget anij PeeWee baseball teams have three games scheduled this week. The Midgets play Klemme here at 2 p. jm. Thursday.

The Garner Midgets and PeeWees play here on Friday afternoon. Gary Boeyink, summer recreation director, has compiled batting averages for the young players. The top ten, who have batted in more than ten games are Mike Ransom .762, Jeff Nelson .600, Gary Bostrom .538, Steve Oulman, .529, Mike Secory .524, Dave Chaney .473, Don Anderson .458, Dennis Lincicum .450, Chuck Vega .433 and Joe Secory .415. Guests entertained in Garner homes GARNER--Guests from a distance visiting in Garner homes include Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Getting, Los Angeles, who are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pueggel.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder, Darlene, Charlene and Hans, Long Beach, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schroeder and Lona; Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Lau, Washington, D. with friends and relatives in the Garner and Klemme vicinities. 92ND BIRTHDAY RICEVILLE Mrs. Elizabeth Adams will observe her 92nd birthday Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

J. (Marian) Krall, Riceville. Mrs. Adams has lived in Riceville since she was 18. Her husband, the late Earl Adams, operated a grocery store here more than 50 years.

Mrs. Adams also has a son, Leo, in California, three grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. This compares with $765,694 for the current year. Estimated receipts other than taxation are expected to show a drop, however, from $120,557 this year to $104,097 next year. Taxes consequently will show an increase from this a r's 44.691 mills to an estimated 45.451 mills.

This is expected to raise $669,463. Helping to hold down the increase will be the boost in the amount of property paying the taxes. The valuation of taxable property in the entire district is expected to increase from last year's assessment of $14,371,417 to this year's $14,744,448. Largest increase in the budget was 2.22 per cent for teachers' salaries, according to Supt. E.

0. Berge. The budget by funds, with comparisons for the past Plan Clear Lake tennis tourney CLEAR LAKE--Gary Boey ink, summer recreation director, announced that a city tennis tourney will be in Clear Lake. He asked that persons interested in participating should sign up by Thursday. There will be competition for boys and girls in three age divisions in singles and doubles.

They are midgets, 12 to 15; juniors, 16 to 18; and adults, 19 and up. In addition, there will be mixed doubles in the adult group. Registrations may be made with Boeyink 9 to 12 mornings at Lions Field or call FL 7-2269. year and 'the next, is as fol lows: General fund, $568,577 for 1961 and $631,005 for 1962; federal and state pensions for em- ployes $27,038 and school site fund, $39,831 and nothing next.year; schoolhouse, $39,632 and bonds and interest, $71,365 and special courses $1,251 and $1,000. The Clear Lake taxpayer's dollar is divided as follows: Salaries, 65.29 cents; instructional supplies, 2.28; maintenance, 5.29; capital outlay, 2.67; other costs, 8.20; bonds and interest, 9.72 and 2V mill levy, 6.55.

The tax dollar is derived from the following sources: Taxation, 83.98 cents; federal aid, 1.55; tuition, 1.36; state aid, 8.37, and other sources, 4.74. The school board accepted the bid of the North Iowa Surfacing and Construction Co. to surface the front and back drives high $1.10 a square yard. Beioit rites held for Mrs. Maitland CLEAR LAKE--Mrs.

Charles Luick, Clear- Lake, and Mrs. William Trafford, Belmond, attended services Wednesday for Mrs. Luick's niece, Mrs. Henry Maitland, 60, in Beioit, Wis. Mrs.

Maitland was the former Sylvia Brooks, who was reared on a farm south of Clear Lake and was graduated from Clear Lake High School; She died Monday after suffering a heart attack Saturday. Plan social events for Lake regatta CLEAR LAKE---Plans have been completed for social events scheduled during the three-day Inland Lakes Yachting Assn. X-class regatta this weekend at Clear Lake. Most of the young sailors will be accompanied by their parents, and entertainment is planned for both groups. Mrs.

L. W. Swanson and Mrs J. S. Westly head the social committee.

The Clear Lake Yacht Club, with Dr. Frank Ward as commodore, will be host to the 19th annual regatta. Registered are 77 X-boats from yacht clubs in a six-state area. The first social event for all X- boat skippers and crews will be a box social Friday at 6 p.m. on the Outing Club lawn.

This will be followed by a roller skating party from 7 "to 10 p.m. at the CLEAR LAKE GLOBE-GAZETTE July 26, 1961 27 Silver Boot Rollerdrome. Tickets' will be available at headquarters. Adult visitors and local yacht club members will be entertained Friday at a social hour and buffet, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Jack Mac- Nider cottage, 441 N. Shore Drive.

Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Swanson or Mrs. Westly at the Outing Club. The young skippers and crews will be guests Saturday at an open house and dancing from 7 to 10 p.m. on the Outing Club porch.

A social hour for adults is scheduled Saturday following the afternoon race. This will be held in Clear Lake Yacht Club member cottages at the Outing Club, ilOll S. Shore Drive. Chamber officers nominated CLEAR LAKE-- Officers were nominated and the budget presented at the meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at Interstate Power Co. Eight names were placed in nomination to fill four directors' positions for three year terms.

Nominated were G. W. Wilcox, Robert a Ellis MacNider boat stolen at Lake CLEAR LAKE An eight- foot aluminum pram, owned by the a MacNider family, which was stolen early Sunday Members are to vote for four and return to the Chamber office before noon Aug. 15. Thejwas still missing Wednesday nominating committee a si morning.

Mrs. MacNider said Wayne Wilcox, Roscoe Millerj boat was a sometime and Robert Denney. between 2 a.m. and 9 a.m. Sunday was moorcd by their Wick, Erwin Redder, John Mil- Radio Free Europe's 'medium-'ler, A Pugh, A.

W. a transmitter is and Robert Stuart. The watts and four shortwave trans- annual meeting is Aug. 15 at mitters are 100,000 watts. ThejWitke's.

most powerful transmitter used' Ballots will go into the mail in U.S. is 50,000 watts. 'with the bulletin this week. The proposed budget lists an dock at 441 ft. 0 re.

estimated income of $20,350 Taken with the boat was a which $11,000 is to come iromi i red gas can Tne memberships and subscriptions. name and address was Other receipts are to come fromj a i on lhe can Olher ar retail activities, $850: resort and ticlcs reporte missing included special events, $7,000, and car-l a gas a from phi Ong boat ry-over accounts receivable, at 60 9 N. Shore. A Charles 500. Estimated expenses Cityan rcported to clear Lake police that a pair of skis was lost.

Lake patrolman Erwin Graet- NASHUA-- Sixty members of the' finger and police are investigat- Strike descendents gathered at the: ing the thefts. It was reported Nashua Fairgrounds for a family, that a boat owned by the W. reunion honoring Mr. and Mrs.lB. Hathorn family, 3400 N.

Roy Milligan and daughter, Mary, I Shore Drive, was taken for a Stafford, Ariz. They were joy ride Sunday and was found Marble Rock, Cedar Falls, New-! tied to the city dock later that ton, Rockford and Nashua. a STRIKE REUNION All about our animal friends Our CHILDREN'S A I A PICTURE BOOK presents pictures and simply Written text about animals children love to look at in shows, zoos, and daily life. Tells about the characteristics and habits of 32 wild and tame animals. The illustrations are taken from beautiful photographs made by the American Museum of Natural History.

They include family groups of many of the animals in their native back grounds. Order a copy today for your own children, or as a gift for some small friend. 25 cents, plus 5 cents for mailing. Use This Coupon The Mason City Globe-Gazette Information Bureau 635 N.W. Washington 4, D.

C. I enclose 30 cents in coin for a copy of the CHILDREN'S ANIMAL PICTURE BOOK. Verna's BIG You've Been Waiting For STARTS THURSDAY STOREWIDE SUMMER CLEARANCE Be sure to register for Christmas in July drawing Saturday night. VEKNA'S FASHION SHOP CLEAR LAKE Name Address (Please Print) City Stale to Washington, B.C.) Livestock Auction Friday, July 28, 1 p.m. The stock cattle market remains active with numbers limited.

The few cattle moving in the west are selling fully as high as they are in the cornbelt. Cattle expected for this week: 25 Hereford heifers, weight 575 pounds. 20 Hereford heifers, weight 650 pounds. 25 Hereford steers, weight 550 pounds. 18 Mixed steers, weight 600 pounds.

25 Hereford steers, weight 650 pounds. 5 Holstein Heifers, calfhood vaccinated, springing. HOGS Good feeding hogs and bred sows are in strong demand. FAT CATTLE AUCTION EVERY MONDAY 10 A.M. The market last Monday was steady to 25c higher on light weight, choice cattle and steady on other grades and choice weight steers.

The many good packers and order buyers who attend this auction regularly assure you of the top market dollar for your livestock. Choice srwrs $21.50 to $22.50. Heavy steers, 1,300 pounds and over, $21.00 to $22.00. Good steers, $20.50 to $21.50. Commerciel steers, $18.00 to $20.00.

Choice heifers, $21.00 to $22.00. Good heifers, $20.00 to $21.00. Commercial heifers, $18.00 to $20.00. Cows, $13.50 to $16.50. Bulls, $17.00 to $19.00.

Call us to look at your cattle, Ph. Fl. 7-3616 Clear Lake Auction Market CLEAR LAKE, IOWA ttoUjfl LEAN CENTER CUT Christmas In July Be Sure to Register for 2 PORTABLE TV SETS To Be Given Monday, July 31 FREE S10 GIFT CERTIFICATE to Be Given July 29 Home of Quality Foods -Vegetables. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef and Everyday Low, Low Prices.

SHOP 'n' SAVE KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP qi.jar 1 COCK-0-WALK FRUIT COCKTAIL 2-303 Cans FOOD KING WHOLE UNPEELED APRICOTS FOOD KING OLEO 2 NORTHERN BATHROOM TISSUE 12 rolls' KINGSFORD CHARCOAL 10 Pound Bag All Popular Brands DRIP or REGULAR COFFEE Lb. CLEAR LAKE'S CREAMERY BUTTER Ib. BRIARDALE MOST FLAVORS ICE CREAM Half Gallon SOUTH SHORE STUFFED or PLAIN OLIVES 4 to BLUE STAR MEAT PIES 2-8-oz. G.W.C. HAMBURGER DILL PICKLES ql- DEL MONTE A A TOM C1402.

VM I ll Bottles DEL MONTE CHUNK TUNA 4ir CRISCO LB. CAN After $3.00 Grocery Order Excluding Coffee. 2 Pounds After $6.00 Order. CAL FAME Assorted DRINKS 4 46 Oz. Cans 98 GIANT TIDE 69 CAL GROVE Frozen LEMONADE 6 Oz.

Can 10 CANADIAN BACON By the Piece LB. LOIN END--Including Tenderloin PORK ROAST Ib. STERLING BRAND SKINLESS WIENERS 2 HORMEL'S SLICED SMOKED BEEF 3Vi Oz. Pkg. 25 39 69 29 PLANTATION PACK FINEST BANANAS Ib.

SUNKIST JUICY 165 SIZE LEMONS doz. CALIF. FRESH PASCAL CALIF. FINEST JUMBO LETTUCE CALIF. WHITE SHAFFTER POTATOES 10 35 15 10 39 ICE COLD WATERMELON GREEN APPLES -BING CHERRIES AND CALIF.

PEACHES SPECIALLY PRICED FOR CANNING EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CANNING NEEDS Kordiie Brand Freezer Supplies Shop Save CLEAR LAKE ACROSS FROM SURF PARKING LOT PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ASSOCIATED GROCERS 0 'We Buy To St. 1 For Wt Tht Right Limit Quintifltt.