The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 10

Ilw Salta Journal Thursday, Aug. 28, 1958 Central Northwest News Thayoe Smith, District Editor BASKING IN SUNSHINE, Oma Belle Stover, 17 (left), anil Joann Stanley, 15, Minneapolis, read magazines between dips in Minneapolis swimming pool. They're daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Stover and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Stanley. (JOURNAL PHOTO). Sunflower Seedlings Carnival Sued In Area Death GOODLAND A writ of at- carnival for $1750 in funeral and GoodlandTV Station Beams Test Patterns GOODLAND Television station' KWGB-TV, Goodland, has started beaming a test pattern. The station operates on channel 10.

The station reported the test pattern was clear as far as Hill City, about 100 miles east of here. Air Date Awaited A date for the station to go on the air has not been set. Station officials said it will depend on the completion of three 300-foot microwave towers which will relay network programs to Goodland from Denver. The towers are under construction. The station will operate on 316,000 watts from a 784-foot tower here.

Two Network Hookups The microwave towers will be used to relay programs of both the CBS and NBC networks, Jim Blair, manager of the station for Tri-State Television said. The station has also been equipped to transmit color, but this facility will not be employed immediately. PARADE FRYERS Lb. U.S. Choice Chuck ROAST Lb.

Sept. 7. RUSSELL A pride tomato is being displayed by the Hildebrand sisters. Catherine and Anna. of several big tomatoes! TM th property expenses and $25,000 for! Sen.

Carbon harvested this year, the largest; 'the death of his wife. dent of the weighed a pound and 11 ounces. Roblnson Enterprises, a I nival company, has been issued i Carlson Plans Trip To Europe CONCORDIA Sen. Frank Carlson, Concordia, will attend a meeting of the International Council of Christian Leadership at The Hague, Netherlands, next month. He will fly from New York on has been pres- council for several The carnival hasi' ears The sisters said they had sever- i company uu i While in Europe he will attend 3371500 the World's Fair at Brussels, return of the 'car- 'posted a surety bond of al bushels of tomatoes from eight i by the Sherman County plants at their home.

i court. guaranteeing return of the tar- jgiuffl) and inspect postoffice in- i nival equipment, to if I stailations at The Hague; The writ was asked as the re 'l judgment is rendered against the'lfurt Germany; Geneva, Switzer- HAYS Right-of-way acquisKSUlt of the death of Mrs. Virgma conlpaav a and Lon don and Paris, tion was authorized Wednesday; Jones, 26, St. Francis, who was. Actjon Qn thg cage ig pending He returrl home'Sept.

24. by the state highway commission i killed Au 8- 30 1957 when she for two new sections of road in: fell from a "tilt-a-whirr ride at this area. 'the Cheyenne County Fair. Included are 4.7 miles of Inter-1 The petition for the writ was is- 49 Swift's BACON ENDS Lb. 29' ft Best Pakt.

WHITING 2 li-Lb. Pkgs. Tru Gold Peaches Cans I Bestyet KSP Cherries 5 303 Cans Hl-C Orange Drink 4 46-Oz. Cans I) I Pepsi-Cola 8-Oz. Carton 'Dep.

Bestyet Cottage Cheese 2 Golden Goblet Frozen Lemonade Lb Spring Valley Margarine Sweet Clover Butter Lb.59* Chippy Potato Chips Tru Gold Cream Corn Re-Union Peas 8 303 Cans Elm Cut Green Beans Cans state 70, two miles west of ued and eastward in Ellis and 10 miles for US183 from! Hays north. NORTON Dr. Robert Long, son of Dr. and. Mrs, E.

Long, Norton, has returned here to start his medical practice. A 1953 graduate--of the University of Kansas Medical school. Dr. Long has been taking postgraduate training in surgery at Kansas City and Cleveland. DELPHOS-- Mrs.

Dale Brown will be a panel speaker at a 2-day, statewide Red Cross by her husband. attachment was made shennan county because lhg carnival company ffl i not play in Cheyenne County this 7 Files "$23 jm Suit In addition to the attachment, Jones has filed suit against the Russell Paving Contract Is Let RUSSELL A 23,590 contract conference i for paving Russell streets this to be held in Wichita. Nov. 14-15. fell has been negotiated by the She will speak on "Communica- city-commission with A.

L. Beller, lions In The Community." Mrs. Great Bend contractor. Brown is Red Cross chairman Biler was low bidder at a bid Ottawa County. I opening, but all bids were reject- ied because they exceeded the en- jgineer's estimate of S23.616.58.

I Wilson and Company, Salina, I prepared the estimate. i Work on the streets will start by Sept. 15 with a 40-day com- ipletion date listed. To Offer Art Class At Chapman CHAPMAN An evening class in painting and drawing will held in Chapman this fall and winter. The class will be organized at a meeting 7:30 pm Sept.

16, i the high school, and classes will; start tht following Tuesday. Fencing Needs PENTA-TREATED POSTS Posts 3 xS'Posts 2f Posts Split Posts Ea. Ea. Ea. Ea.

Ea. Salina Man To Fort Hays Post HAYS Ivan W. Watkins of Salina, a graduate of Salina Regular classj" 1 school and the University of Kansas, is a new instructor in physical science at Fort Hays State from 7 to 10 pm Tuesday nights through Jan. 13, excepting Dec. 23 and 30, the Depaitment of Continuing Education at Kansas State College has announced.

he completed work for his master J. Bricu Reed is the instructor. sc in biophysics at K.U., He is head of the art department at the Dickinson County Community high school and structor for the K-State sion Service. then attended Chicago University for a year where he has been' an in-i working on his Ph.D. Exten-j His wife, Ruth Ann is also a iK.U.

graduate. She majored in Both beginning and and was a graduate as-, students in painting or drawing sistant instructor in the depart- ment at the University foi a year and a half. She has also studied voice. The Watkins have two children. will be accepted in, the class, and the course may be taken for two hours of college credit or a non-credit 51' Studded U-Posts 6'Studded T-Posts 6r Studded t-Posts $135 FARM SPECIAL Month of September Only No.

1 Barbed Wire 80-Rod Spool No. 100 Barbed Wire 80-Rod Spool No. 22 Light Barbed Wire Sn-Rnrl Snnnl 80-Rod Spool Wells Farmer Keeps HisMindOnHisWork WELLS Farmer Ernest Windhorst of Wells doesn't trust the Kansas weather this year. He knows fields have to be plowed quickly between rains. As a result, he's taking a lot of chiding from hif neigh- bore.

Before Windhorst pulled into a field to plow recently, his son, Alan, did some welding on Wind horst's tractor umbrella. As plowing, Windhorst noticed a small Hole in the umbrella, but thought little of it. Hole Cell Bigger Later, he noticed the bole was little larger. "He was so eager to get that; field plowed before another rain that tht unusual hole above his head just slipped his mind," wife said. Still later, Windhorst heard a flopping noise above his head and looked up.

AH the a had burned, with the exception of small piece which flopping in tht wind. Only the framework of the umbrella was left. A spark from the welding machine apparently started the smoldering fire in the umbrella, Mrs. Windhorst REDWOOD FENCING Redwood Fencing Board Lin. Ft.

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Crawford 8:00 8:00 OPEN SUNDAY FOOD STORE 1019 N. 9th 8:00 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAY' Prices Good Through Saturday, August 30 Both Al's Stores Open Labor Day Sept 1st.