The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 8

Sform's Over, Buf MUDDY ROAD AHEAD--Snow drifts over 12. feet high extend above pickup owned by Sid son on township road near Phillipsburg. Road was not opened for 18 days after blocked by big drifts. (Photos by Phillipsburg Review) Beverly Class OH975 Will Remember This Play BEVERLY History will Members of this year's cast are peat itself Friday when the Bev-jElaine Carol Eckleman, jerly high school senior class pre-i Betty Rosebrook, Jody Keim Isents, "A Little at Clayton Phelps and James Kroen- JS pm at the Grade School auditor-'lein, along with Janice Fischer, a iium. The pla.V also was the production presented by the Eev- 1 crly class of 1915.

junior. Nettye Greene is the director. Starring in the play in 1915 were Esther Miller Meili, Dorcas Wines Kirkpatrick, Ella Bloomheart, Inez Perkins Long, Alma The Salto Journal Tuesday, March 25, 1958 Central Northwest News Thaynn Smith, District Editor Sunflower Seedlings SELDEN--Officials of the Hart Grain Company, Selden, have announced plans to build a bushel capacity addition to its elevator here. Maftager Greenberg said Jasperson and Fryback Construction Colby, has the contract. The project will be started as soon as weather permits and' will be completed fdr use in the 1958 harvest.

BELLEVILLE A diagnostic clinic for crippled children will be held at Belleville April 17. It will be free of charge for children living in Republic, Cloud and surrounding counties. The clinic will start at 8 am. in the Republic courthouse basement. Appointments can be made with the Kansas crippled Children's Corhmiss on, Wichita.

GOODLAND The US Navy has closed its full-time recruiting office here. The office wfll be open on Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday mornings in the future, officials said. The office had two full-time men. Benny Mangus has been transferred to Kansss City for reassignment and John Nicholson has been reassigned to sea duty. CPO Charles Chatfield.

Dodge City, will have charge of the office on the new schedule. CHAPMAN --Roberta Rieck, a senior at Emporia State Teachers Cpllege who is majoring in speech and English, will spend the next eight weeks' as a practice teacher at Dickinson County Community High School. Miss Rieck is an alumnae of DCCHS. HAYS Daughters of Isabella will hold their state convention in Hays April 26-28. Mrs.

Robert Leary, Hays, is general chairman. than 1000 women are expected to attend. Headquarters for the convention will be the Lamer Hotel. ALMENA Almena's tele- The 3-act comedy was present- Hancock Painterj Martha Qark cd in the hall over the Bloom- Johnston, John Painter. Lester heart store by the seniors of 43 i Bloomhearl.

Dayle Schaeffer and years ago. i Robert Schroeder. Wilson Lions armers 14 Area Students On KU Honor Roll LAWRENCE Fourteen students from Central and Northwest WILSON The annual Far-! Kansas are on the business mers Night meeting of the Wil-; school honor roll for the fall se son Lions Club Will be Thursday mester at the University of Kanj at 7 pm in the Lutheran sas A panel of livestock men from They include August G. Lauter- Kansas City will conduct a dis-; Colby who made straight phone system will be switched to dial equipment at 1:01 am Sunday. jcussion nn livestock economics.

The panel will be composed i I John Hoover, Earl Pallas. John others posting at least the 2.3: jtal in Oakley. The exchange will have the prefix of NOrmandy, plus five figures. BURR OAK A fund to build a medical clinic in Burr Oak has reached S8582.60, Orville Hafner, chairman, reports. The amount is about half of the minimum goal for the clinic, which is to be built in an effort to secure a new physician for the community.

OAKLEY Mrs. Charlotte Albers has been named supervisor of nurses at the Logan County hos- igrade average (A is 3) are Johnj she is a graduate of the St. An- Killcen. Andy Waska, Killiari Hedrick, Ellinwood; Larry D. thony's school of nursing, Hays, ner and George C.

Dudley, mo- Miles, Holyrood; John E. Rocg- Paradise: Hearn G. Ruder, points of John W. Sanders, Stockton; Principal i orices, trends and 0 Stewart, Wellington; Ed- Jlook to be folowed by a question die G. Cunningham, Downs; Paul D.

Gilkison, Lamed; Phillip G. Her husband, Clem, farms with his father near Angelus. Mrs, Albers is a native of WaKeeney. Fred W. Heine, Lu- The.

meeting was. originally iHeinschel, Smith Center: Stewartjcas, 'will appear planned for February but was R. Horejsi, Salina; Wayne H. Ra-Marxs' "You Bet on Groucho Your Life" postponed by the snowstorm, i der, Ellinwood; Larry E. Shoff- Messiah Ticket Sales Brisk I ner, Salina, and jwurst, Russell.

Barbara A. Chemistry Talks Set At Bethany LINDSBORG Llovd LONG ICICLE--Howard Smith, Phillipsburg, is claiming biggest icicle in area. It reaches from rcof of his office to ground. Norton Soys jTo Judge At 'Music Festivals LINDSBORG-- Messiah festival officials at Bethany College have reported that reserved seats for the Palm Sunday rendition of i Malm, professor of chemistry at the Messiah' by the Bethany Col-' the University of Utah and Beth- lege Oratorio Society are College graduate of 1928, w'll faster than usual this year. i be on the Bethany College campus All for thai rcnriitinn, on in Lindsborg Thursday Palm Sunday afternoon, March i special lecture.

a Site 30, are reserved. The same is true for the 207lh rendition of the Mes- is invited concerns siah, on Easier Sunda'y structure of substances. April 8. and for Ihn rccilal The lecture, at 10 am in the Easter Sunday afternoon by Grant! lecture room of Nelson Science program on NBC television Thursday night at 7 pm. The show may be seen in this area on Great Bend, and KARD-TV, Wichita.

Heine is one of the directors of the "National Cowboy Capital at Oklahoma City, Okla. HAYS Ths annual Fort Hays Follies, held over the weekend, netted a total of $950 for scholarships to Fort Hays State College. The Follies included a dance, talent show, group acts and other Many Game Birds tosf In Sforms RUSSELL Heavy snows throughout North-Central and Northwest Kansas have talsen a big toll in game birds. That is the opinion of sportsmen's groups which have-been waging "Save The Pheasant" campaigns in Russell, Ellis, Rooks and other counties. Ray Schlitter, Russell, who has been carrying feed to the birds by airplane, said many birds have starved to death.

He said he' has dropped nearly'half a (on of grain in the past two weeks. Schlitter said he' saw a lone pheasant at one west of Russell and dropped some grain. The next day, he spotted 12 at that point. They were perked up and showing some life," he said, "But many already have starved to death and many more will unless they can get some food." Considerable snow still covers the ground throughout the area. Schlitter is donating his plane and his services.

Sportsmen are donating the grain. More than 7200 pounds of grain have been dropped in Rooks County by the county sportsmen's club, in a campaign that has been underway since' the storm first hit Feb. 26. One thousand pounds t)f milo have been dropped by Don Pratt and Bill King, both of Hays; in ravines and gullies where birds have been spotted. Pilots and farmers in the Phillipsburg and Smith Center areas have reported seeing dozens of pheasants and quails on roads and in ditches.

Farmers said the birds are seeking payed roads because of the warmth offered by the cleaned pavement. Also having a tough time in the snow are rabbits. Many have migrated to cities to eat garbage and other refuse. AUTOMOBILE FINANCING Money To Finance, Credit Co. 109 B.

Iron Saliua, Haw. Dial TA 3-6331 NEURON Hardware Co. S4t No. 13th BL Whirlaway Garbage Disposal 10 Year Warranty MOBTOAO OAN5 Paul Funslon Chapman Youth To Hi-Y Post CHAPMAN. Paul Funston the Dickinson County Community high school was elected congressman for the North-Central Hi-Y Regional at the annual spring regional conference at Beloit.

Funston is secretary of DCCHS Hi-Y. The region represents 35 clubs. Strong Odor Won't Budge This Animal RUSSELL --'A skunk under the Smoky Hill Petroleum Company office in Russell will apparently stay there as long as he likes. At leastr company officers -and police haven't found a way to get him to leave. Police decided Monday the odor of skunk is about as powerful as anything else.

They even fired a tear gas shell under the building, but the skunk didn't leave. Space has been left open under the building in case he wants to walk out on his own. Principal Resigns CLIFTON Elaine principal of the Clifton grade school for the past nine years, le has resigned effective at the end of the present school term. He has accepted a similar pos- Twenty-two DCCHS Hi-Y members and their sponsor, W. F.

Teague, attended the conference. Downs School Vote Is Friday DOWNS A special election on a $218,060 bond issue for a new common school district RF elementary school will be Friday. The polls will be open from 8 am to 6 pm. The Journal earlier reported the vote would be March 24. The school district serves areas in both Osborne and Smith coun-j ties.

I The new building would include! eight class rooms, a work principal's office, gymnasium and vocational agriculture building. ition in the Washington school Clair Schumaker has been named to replace Wells. Dick Payeur has been named assistant principal. EMPLOYMENT TEACHERS EX-TEACHERS RETIRED TEACHERS P.T.A. WORKERS for responsible position in education department.

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The lecture, to which the public events. More than 1400 attended, physical Belhany Col-! a well-known American i Hall, will be followed at 1:15 pm LINDSBORG music faculty members serve as judges Friday and Satur-j. NORTON Two small tracts al several district high of -7-ound have been purebred i a sponsored by thci in at Lows by Chamber of Commerce 811 Sdl o1 Aclivi in McPherson at Crabb's here: for the of Stage Coach TT" and Cnuntl 'y and in Hutchinson, at I Station 15 dean of the Co Mayfield's Music Store. ''esc of Fine Arts at Bethany willr As in mail orders, r.u an )c a u( )o 0 ihiichinson, aions; to Bethany College for Tickets arc Mrs Frank with Lambert Dahlsten, associated-accepted. lev Leonard Bird.

professor of piano and organ a The oratorio society will i -Money (or -the purchase was Bethany, and Roger -Thorstcn-jthe Bach St. Matthew Passion presented to the chamber by the berg, assistant professor of brass 1 Good Friday evening April 4 First National Bank. instruments. Sea is are not reserved for that Bought Log Cabin SS Bcrlha The by a lecture for science majors. Do you need another employe? Hundreds of readers are looking through the classified ads every lay.

Phone TA-3-6863 and an ad- taker will help you with your ad. professor of public school mu- recently i at Bethany, will be a judge a a log cabin for the station Chamber 3 1 i I I )Iong with Lowell assistant professor of! SMITH CENTER Twenty f--e! woodwinds and conductor of of sleel is being added to the tank The Stage Coach station be i Bethany Concert Band. iof the Smith Center water tower, a replica of the original Station John Koopman. instructor in'which will give it an additional IS which was started near Norton voice, will a judge at Hays! 10.000-eallon capacity 89 i i i ft ari Henry Johnson, nslruc-i -The improvement also will pro- The will serve as tourist lor of the Bethany A Cappella vide better water pressure, city atllracUon for the city. i Choir, a judge at Colby.

say. I QUEEN IS CROWNED--Mary Hall, Lindsborg (center), is crowned 1958 Daisy Queen at Bethany College. Looking on' are Jan McKay, (left) Arvada, and Sharon Youngquist, Salina. The Daisy is the college yearbook. (Bethany College Photo) PRODUCT NEW! Fortified Low Calorie Skim Milk Added Milk Solids Added 800 Units Vitamin Added 4,000 Units Vitamin A Per 2 Gallon Low calorie MILK THE JO-MAR DAIRIES CO..