Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 19

Lincoln ALDER Fred 77. of 3441 Ana hcim died Wednesday Memorials to Multiple Sclerosis Services: 10 am Saturda Met calf's. 245 No. 27th. Lincoln Memorial OILMAN diaries 78.

3602 Logan, died Friday. Retired employe Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Born Nebraska Citv: Lincoln resident ince 19:59. Member Have lock Methodist. George Washing Ton Masonic Lodge 250. Survivors wife.

Anna: son. Harold H. of Lincoln; daughter. Mrs. Robert Nell Beezlev of Lincoln: two granddaughters Metcalfs, 245 No.

47th. Memorials to Have lock Methodist. Services: 2 in. Monday, Have lock Methodist Burial Hill. Wavt rlv.

Memorials to Have lock Mi thoiiist Metcalfs. 245 No. 27rh. The Rev. Albert Gray.

GROSSMAN Leslie A 83. 4830 Fremont, died Friday Kdgar farmer 20 years. Lincoln resident one year. Attended United Brethren Church in Angus. Survivors: wife.

May Gillette; sons, Doran Herbert and William Merton, both LEAR'S STEAK HOUSE CLUB 77 Dining Dancing featuring J. COMBO Next Week Blue Notes 2 Miks North of Interstate 80 On Highway 77 Phone 466 9878 FRIDAY SPECIAL! Double Room with TV Radio, Two Steak or Trout Dinners with a Hospitality Beverage in our CREST ROOM, Dancing and Entertainment in LAZY LEOPARD and BIRD CAGE Lounges. Good any Friday in July. Present this ad or aesK wnen you register. Ifcatlra ana of Lincoln; daughter.

Mrs. William (Ernia A 1 Ahrens of Gig Harbor. Wash six grandchildren; three great granddaughters. I'm berger's. 48th Vine.

Family will meet friends 30 p.m. Sun HOLLIDAY Mrs Leondina Ro sina. 65. 1909 O. died Wednesda at Cambridge.

Lincoln resident 30 years. Survivors daughter Mrs Lucille Barr of Chicago: brothers. Otto Harsch of Cambridge, Leonard of Bartley. Herman of Atlanta: sister. Miss Amanda Harsch of Lincoln; two grandchildren; nieces and neph Serviies: 10 a m.

Monday Wad low's, 1225 L. Lincoln Memorial. The Rev. Dr. Harold Sandall.

HULL Kenneth Lioyd. 63 2330 So. 47th. died Friday. Lifetime Nebraska resident.

Lincoln resident 15 years Mechanic at Dental College at University of Nebraska Member Methodist, Ala sonic Lodge 300 York Rite, Shrine. Elks Club. Survivors: wife. Dorothy: mother, Mrs. Roy Hull of Lincoln; brother.

Everett Hull of Chandler, sister. Mrs. Fern Merritt of Glidden, la. Roper Sons', 4300 O. STRUBLE Joel 15, 2941 No.

Cotner. died Thursday. Born Lincoln, lifetime resident. Student. Member Faith Lutheran.

Sur 5, Mr. and 1 of Lincoln; brothers, Charles and James, both at home; grandmother, Mrs. Frank Sheldon of Lincoln. Services: 1 30 p.m. Monday, Faith Lutheran, 63rd Madison.

Burial Yankee Hill. Hodgman Splain's, 4040 A. The Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt.

WARD Roscoe 65. 625 No. 35th, died Thursday. Retired public accountant. Born Neligh; Lincoln resident since 1919.

Member East Lincoln Christian. Masonic Lodge No. 54 Employed 20 years by Van Boskirk. Fry and Trumble accounting firm. Survivors: wife.

Adafern; son, Blaine E. of Mankato. daughter, Mrs. Arthur (Jean) Johnson of Martell: brother, Glenn of Elgin; sisters, Mrs. Richard (Lois) Huston of 1 i Mrs.

George Gladys) Siems of Elgin; mother, Mrs. Vema L. Ward of Neligh; five grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Metcalfs, 245 No.

27th. The Revs. Ben Ogden and Emmett Haas. Memorials to East Lincoln Christian. 27th Y.

13 90 Reservations Phone 402 393 5500 12th Annual BAR QUE SUNDAY, JULY 31st MORSE BLUFF, NEBRASKA SERVING 12 Noon to 2 P.M. Free entertainment AMERICAN LEGION POST 340 3fanral Outstate AIGISTIS I 72. Quakertown. died Thursday. Formerly of Lincoln.

Survivor: brother. William of Chicago. Services: 8 p.m. Sunday. Quaker town.

Cremation. BAKER Mrs. Chris (Johanna Cornelia'. 83. Cortland, died Wednesday.

Survivors: husband; sons, Henry R. of Chatsworth, Abram and Clarence both of Beatrice, brother. John Kom mers of Firth: seven grandchildren: 23 great grandchildren. Services: 2.30 p.m. Saturday.

Congregational. Cortland. Burial: Firth. Memorials to Cortland Congregational, Harman Mortuary, Beatrice. BRUKNER Mrs.

Frances. 74. of Wahoo, died Thursday. Widow of Harr. Survivors: son.

William of Lawton. daughters. Mrs. O. L.

'Theresa' Farley of Omaha. Mrs. Wayne (Irene) LeBaron of Lincoln. Miss Wilma Bruckner of Wahoo; four grandchildren. Services: 8:30 a.m.

Saturday at the St. Wenceslaus Church, Wahoo. Burial: St. John's Cemetery, Weston. Rosary: 3 and 7:30 p.m.

Svoboda's Wahoo. HORNER Mrs. Leo (Inez), 83. Friend, died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m.

Saturday. Gospel Tabernacle, Friend. Burial: Andrew, Friend. Moore's, Friend. LUEBBE Fred Henry, 67, Mil ford, died Wednesday.

Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Sheridan Lutheran, 37th Si Sheridan. Lincoln Memorial. Wood Seward. Memorials to Sheridan Lutheran building fund or Martin Luther Home in Beatrice.

SCHROEDER Ernest 90, of Murdock, died Wednesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday. EUB, Murdock. Further services and burial: 2:30 p.m.

Saturday. Clay Center. Memorials to Nebraska Conference Missions. Clements Dorr, Elmvvood. STEENSON Mrs.

Waunita, 48, of Hickman, died Thursday. Survivors: husband, George son, Dennis, at home; daughter, Peggy Joy, at home, Mrs. Georgia Lefferdink of Lincoln; parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Tally of Hickman: brother, Gerald Tally of Lincoln: sisters, Virginia Tally, Mrs. Ruth Schleiger, both of Lincoln, Mrs. Bernice Steenson of Covina, Mrs. Wanda White of a 1 1 1 e. Mrs.

Naomi Goble of Dallas, Texas; two grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Presbyterian, Hickman. Burial: Hickman. Memorials.

Hodgman Splain's, Hickman. The Rev. T. R. Hollings worth.

Largest Summer Commencement Aug. 5 at NU The University of Nebraska will confer 600 degrees at the institution's largest summer commencement exercises in Pershing Auditorium Aug. 5. A year ago 558 degrees were conferred at the summer commencement. This brings to 2,677 the number of degrees conferred by the University in 1966.

Chancellor Clifford M. Hardin will preside at the exercises and Dr. Merk Hobson, vice chancellor and dean of faculties, will be master of ceremonies. The Rev. J.

Ford Forsyth, pastor of the First Plymouth Congregational Church, will serve as atjjWrB aaat ssssssssssW ssss! bssW 4 sRrfEl What to Do Record Fridav Mellerdrammers Love Rides The Rails or Will The Mail Tram Run plus topical review. Gas Light. 322 So. 9th. 8:30.

Baseball Elks. Elks Field, 37th Nomial, 7:30. Summer Session Drama Enid Miller Theater, 51st Huntmgton. 8. Nine Hi Dance Antelope Pavilion, 29th 7:30 10.

Duplicating Brldge 2738 South. 7:30. Lincoln Chess Club Librarv, 14th 7:30. Singletons Social Club, single adults group over 25, Liebers Cabin. 7:30.

Conferences Sixth Annual Institute for Labor Union Leaders, Neb. Center, 33rd Holdrege. Saturday Mcllerdrammers Love Rides The Rails or Will The Mail Train Run Tonight'1" plus topical review, Gas Light, 322 So. 9th, 8:30. Birdcage Theater Children's Zoo, 30th children's play, 5:30 3.

Salt Creek Wranglers Show Grounds 1 Mi. So. Pioneers Park. Square Dancing Antelope Pa vilion. 29th A.

8:30. Horse Racing Fairgrounds, 17th Military, 2. Conference Sixth Annual Insti tute for Labor Union Leaders, Neb. Center, 33rd Holdrege. Sightseers Capitol I5th 1 of 10 Architectural Wonders of World, 9 Tours.

2. 2:45. Mon. 9, 10, 11. 1.

2. 3, Sat JO, 11, 1. 2, 3. 3:45. Governor's Mansion 1425 10 11, 2 3:30.

Abraham Lincoln Statue by Daniel French, commemorating the Gettysburg Address 14th J. Children's Zoo 30rh A. Tues. SaL, 10 10 6. Closed except holidays.

Iron Horse Rides, zoo train, Tues. 10 5:30. 10 6:30. Closed Mon. Lincoln Municipal Zoo 1300 So.

27th, daily, 9 4:45. University Museum Hth U. Prehistoric Life and World Science. World's Largest Elephant Hall, Wildlife Dioramas, holidays, 1:30 Mon. 8 Ceres (Transparent Wom ACTIVITY Arrests 17 Accidents 9 Bad Checks 0 Births 17 Bites 2 Crimes 0 Deaths 1 Drunks 7 Fires 1 SUMMARY Fire Alarms 5 Jailed 56 Juveniles 0 Rescue Calls 1 Sex Crimes .0 Stolen Cars 0 Thefts 7 Traffic Crt.

117 Vandalisms 0 MARRIAGE LICENSES Ristow. Arlan 1745 Hieh 21 McDanlel, Janis 741 Driftwood 20 Suero, Orlando 1626 So. 15th 22 Vicente, Ana Maria, 1841 South 20 Stuckenschmidt, Leon 1944 Park 22 Gaines, Pamela Joyce, 1031 So. 22nd 21 Brunsen, Lyle 2636 Dudley .24 mmui, uiancne Mane 2636 Dudley Spencer, John Grand Island 34 iange, Lanaa Orand island 24 Bethscheider, Kenneth 2250 23 Braniff. Marilyn Kay Bozeman, Mont.

20 Baldwin. John. 1433 21 Joynt, Janis. 2631 So. 22nd 22 DIVORCES Decree Extreme Cruelty Reynolds.

Barbara G. Charles C. no address. Wife granted custody four children, $140 Mo. child support.

Married 1957. (DC). Petition Extreme Cruelty Watts. Jerry Gene Charlotte Jane No address. Husband asks custody one child.

Married 1963, Omaha. (DO. Devoogd. Marjorie J. Robert L.

No address. Wife asks custody three children, child support. Married 1952, Chicago. (DO. Clarence, Helen Ida Ralph E.

1100 No. 53rd. No children. Wife asks alimony. Married 1952, Omaha.

(DO. Clark. Sharon R. Joseph No address. No children.

Married Feb. 15, 1966. Denver. (DO. Judx Robert Fugitive from Justice Uptegrove.

Dolmar Eusenc 55, Rt 1. i allegedly from Orecon', innocent plea, trial Aug 24. $1,000 bond, i CO Shriver. Orin 'also known as Junior Shnor and Shn adflr charges, 'allegedl from Colorado1 and Iowa1, innocent pleas. tnal Aug.

24 81.000, $1,000 and $300 bons, i CC 1 No Fund Cheek Voges. No age, no ad I dress, 'allegedly Gateway Bank', no plea hearing Aug. 17, $2,500 bond. 'CC'. Insufficient Fund Check Yohe, Walt No age, 2025 So.

1 8th. 'allegedly Havelock National Bank', 30 days jail. 'DO. Petit Larceny Gettman. Jonn 16.

141R (allegedly Gold's Food Basket', innocent plea, trial Aug. 3, $100 bond 'CC'. Hill, Ham 2fi. 1002 'al leeedlv Montgomerv Wards', ap defendant's re DC CIVIL SLITS I Rebeka lsoing Miller Paine 1 sks 000 riamases for injur ies allegedly sustained in 1962 I elevator accident. 'DC'.

Daily in Lincoln an holiday. 2:30. 3:30. I 2:30. Mon.

Fii 1 3:45. Sky Show, "Nebraska Mueller Planetarium, i 2:45. 8. State Historical Society 13! I R. History Indian Pioneer Life, i Dioramas of Western Life, Period I Rooms.

Library, 2 Mon. I 8 5:30. William Jennings Bryan Home, open 1 4 daily. 7 9 closed Mon. holidays; group lours reappointment Bryan Statue I 15th K.

Sheldon Art Gallery 12th R. Museum of Modern Art. Tues 10 5: Wed Sat 10 Sun 2 5: closed Mon Elder Gallery Wesley an Arts Cemer. 50th St Paul. Sun 2 5.

Mon 1 5. closed Tues Wed Fn 1 5. 2 5. closed holidays. Swimming Public Pools, Woods Park Olympic Pool.

33rd Ballard Pool. MHh Kearney Eden Park Pool. 46th Eden; livingdale Pool. 19th Van Dorn; Muny Pool, 22nd University Place Pool, I 4900 Lexington; Daily. 9 9.

Gardens Rose Garden, Woods Park. 32nd 0. daily. Sunken Gardens27th daily. Pioneers Park Van Dorn Bur lington.

Buffalo, elk, antelope, goats, llamas, camels, duck feeding, playgrounds. Daily 7 5:30. Ager Nature Center. Mon. 1 5.

Sat. Sun 8 30 nature walks. 8:30. 2, tours hv onointment Antelope Park 3lst A. Pick 1 nicking daily, airplane, tank, fire angine; Zoo, 1300 So.

27th, mon 1 keys, birds, daily. 9 9:45. I Playgrounds Bethany. 1526 60th Avles worth: Calvert. 4Gth Bancroft; Cooper.

Sth Dawe, 49th Col fax: Havelock. 6224 Logan; Hawthorne, 300 So. 48th: Lake View. 1334 W. Morley, 68th Mon terey: Meadow Lane, 7200 Vine; Beattie, 19th Calvert Pentzer, 27th Potter; Pershing.

6402 Jud son: Peter Pan. 33rd Rilov, 5021 Orchard: Prescott, 20th Har wood; Roberts, 56th Saratoga, 2211 So. 13th; Sheridan. 2360 So. 31st.

Double sessions. Mon. 9 1130, 6 8:30. Belmont, 3335 No. 12th; Eastridge, 6245 Elliott, 225 So.

25th; Huntington, 2925 No. 47th: Norwood, 4710 No. 72nd; Whittier, 22nd Vine: Single sessions, Mon. 6 8:30. Havward, 1215 No.

9th: Willard, 1245 Fol som; Mon. 9 1 1 30. Workman, Richard E. 31. 2219 No.

22nd. innocent plea, trial ug. 23. $525 bond; second count, leaving accident scene, innocent plea, trial Aug. 23.

Driving on Suspended Lie Schon. David J. 22, 1029 So. 15th, repleaded guilty second count, speeding, (4525, repleaded guilty, $20. Negligent Driving Peterson, Grace A.

17, 1241 Carlos Drive, $5. Speeding Falls. Linda A. 28. 3535 So.

31st, (4025), $14: Gewecke, David E. 18, 120 West Van Dorn, (6935), found guilty an innocent plea, appealed. $100 bond: Mc Curdy. Richard L. 19, 3496 (5035', $27.

BANKRUPTCIES Cov, Leonard No age. 1224 So. 22nd. truck driver, $3,204 31, $800. iFO.

FIRE RUNS 4:02 p.m., 3701 So 70th. rescue. 4:18 p.m., 3701 So. 70th, assis p.m., 2045 K. Gateway Hinky Din Statehouse NEW CORPORATIONS Midwest Livestock Commission Co.

McCook: Ervain Friehe, Buddy Lashley, Wayne Allen, John, coyie, iMcuooh. odra McCook. Howard Malleek, StecKer. renton. red Hauerle.

Lloyd Lacey. Raymond Willmann, CuJbortson. 8250,000 Thurston Dakota County Men tal Health South Sioux City; Don Kitch, Sally Hutchinson. Thel ma Waller, South Sioux City. Vir Rinia Piper.

Dakota City. Luverne Hu.sen. non profit. WUinRton Chevrolet Cadillac Schusler, Kred T. WiRinflton, Mesa.

Ariz. Dick and Fred C. WiginRton. Schusler. Wavecrest Omaha: Bovd $100,000 Ortrude and 1 Foundation; Omaha coin: Robert Lookab Int Lin nanri Art coin; $200,000 Feed Additives Fremont; Darwin and lxiean Wegner, Fremont: $100,000.

Heartland Investment and Mineral Oakland; Franklin Kennec. Fremont, and Darrold McDonald and Dr. Robert Scher West Point. intcr Amcrica Industries i 1 Omaha; James Langdon, Omaha; porary familiarization and $100,000. provide a first taste of mili Stream Kearney Fred tary life.

Unick. Pleasanton and William Thc 3r tn Raiment, head KrS'Ioi: War rtered in Mncrfn include, rcn and R. Procha7ka. Lincoln i n. ittanon.

I.m.oin iM.OO0. Omaha Second Battalion, the Pneumatic Convrvors Hen Tmrd neadquarte; ed derson Gord( Melvm Bcr Poggenpahl Realty Oma ha: Micliael Dungan and Robert Poggenpahl, Omaha; 10,000. Fi iila Jul' At Fair bury Grasslands Park Plan Ridiculed Farmers Get Dander Up BY I) KAN TKRMI.L Southeast Nebraska Bureau Fairbuty "Aren't (her anv grasslands around OdellV' The applauded remark was only a little more sarcastic than several others as some. 200 irate farmers tore into the proposal for a Grasslands National Park for Jefferson 1 County. Obliquely a target was Hep.

Clair t'allan of Odell who had drawn heuty support for the suggested tourist attraction earlier this month. If there was a sole support 1 er in the packed district conn room, he tailed to express himself as landowner after landowner look potshots at the plan. Only two luui regis tered opposition as 3a civic i and historical loader endorsed the general previotislv. '(Wt Let It Happen' "The park might apy keynoted young fanner Marvin Sclnil ia.e maj Sites mentis, "but When VOll consider linned Ini ersitv the effect both on l'armei and businesses, we can't a ford to let something like th: happen Chief spokesman for the ob jectrrs, Schultis said a pro poseu 14, mm acre development would remove in annual real estate taxes from county rolls. Approximately 6.000 acres are farm lands," the balance grass and timber.

Thirty eight families would be displaced if the discussed i boundaries were followed, he noted, and non residents own land in the area. Do 1 scribed as "very tentative" in a Jnlv 8 session was a tract of from 8.000 to 14.000 acres north of the Little Blue between Fairbury and Steele City. The latest meeting was called by the Chamber of Commerce presumably for guidance on the stand it should lake on the issue. President Al Bocttchcr and Howard Mannschreck. chairman of the rural urban committee, presided.

Mannschreck indicated that Callan will now be advised by letter that "you people definitely are opposed to the plan." Several attempts to register a straw vote were shrugged off. Reserves Will Head For Ripley Over 500 Nebraskftns Bv Associated Press More than 500 Nebraskans nembcrs nf the 355th Arm Res Regiment leave Satuiday for two tive duty at Camp Riplc; Minn They will be among 2.700 civilian soldiers fro Nebraska. Wyoming, Kansas. Colorado and Iowa participating in the intensified stop gap training for Reservists and Thp twn wrek training nro mental, results from a normal Reserve trainir tive Army training have been occupici training "regular Arm nn a vTetn'im 3oa1li. whose jnt give basic combat trail case of activation, was for the active dutv a0nR wjth sister rc2 nf mh TraininR Di eadrpiart the bat dined Resci es and old Itlls a Reserve or Guard in recent months trait tors have been too ov oaded with draftees and enlistees to accommodate them.

The two weeks at a Ripley will not replace the six month active duty re quired, but will provide tern and Svraciisc. Wi'iiam D.ma apilhon commands 1,1 hay ot 1 i the 3ooth. lii 1 A cuing Journal i 1 1 rniiimimmmiiiiiiiiiii Recreation Plan Sent Tin board also asked that' funds hi added to lure an as M. tant supei mtendenl of ree Votii that the two recom mendatioiis be apprised were board members Max Kuper. Airs.

Ralph Beecliuer. Bill HaMlen and Mrs. 1 Boosalis. Council represei tonal Recreation Asn study, )i' a large central building labored by some Lincoln souths. The niavor that the center be deferred anoth ed 'th term fina mr n.m Bob Hula.

(ion supet intendent. told the palk board that the SUaO.OOu approfn iation for a regional center a the mo. important item removed from the recreational budget Dula supported the re ere a a t.0nters as opposed to one and the Roberts and Irxing aaie park ar cidio Wrilers Iowa I creahe v.iiliiia 7:. TO Sins AlcnK Uith MiU Sim Icy Temple is Kuest OQ3 llouans Heroes Aril nil G3 Chess: Koltanowsk .00 OfB (iomer I'ylc ledy i)pie layior runs auay join (Jomer and Marines Kri and lid i Inllas (aiv de Maunass: lali s' of women mon Vr. Iloherts omedy 0 Slap carru 3 I SO uirls OCD Smothers brothers Farmer's ll.io hlrr Steve ocs Bohemian )AH) Man Irom piotect uom.

in sc. 10:20 10:30 Johnnv 10:35 fjj Mcrv l.n ion Fee. Fd 11:45 Movie 'I I. iashow ShW ad A Arson Bun 12:00 0 Late Kdd nr.se mester 7:00 OC?) apt. Kansaroo 7 JSoial Security Action 7:30 Farm Report of Week lions earned no site preler enee for next ear In oilier matters I lie ho.ud took no immediate action on the recreation study but took action on the center and assistant superintendent alter a reiiuesl In Actum Parks and Rccrealicn Onvctor Jim Ager to determine Inch parts of the shuh ceuld lie mi plcmenled in liMifi? The board also tabled a proposal by the Lincoln Kiwanis Club to build a (KM) miniature railroad at Pioneers Park and enter into a Iranchise agreement with the city.

Board members endorsed the, concept of promoting a tram for the park but asked for an expre.s mdii ol opinion in the Council feimiiimiiiiiiii' News Ml but Of0 p.m. fcl Kiiiemnn wesieni mi Science Reporter Apollo moon landing study 6:30 'arii Manet Variety finest star is Hex Allen OG3 Wild, Wild West West protects visiting Mid irom attack Flintslones Cumedv ikrs lamihes on trip (0 News: Van Neste C0 Scc.nl ILnik Comedy Drama Hank composes new so.m Summer Kun Comply Little year old pmt sicd tombov Ma i uon that truct a it to the City p.m, 5:30 7:30 1 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Nebraska State Journal 19 Funds to Council be included in the 1966 67 regional, multi purpose recreation Council by the advisory City club we ll have to do some for all of them," said board Hayden. "We have to the line somewhere." also was board discussion about the city purchasing a train through revenue bonds and having il a tU recreation department The board also Parks Recommended that the irk department encourage pic rkcrs to use parks wliere an nunilxM of picnic tables located and approve a charge lx made to recover expenses in omul; lablcs ironi one city park ati App oved the water de lion of four new ells in Antelope (vilmaii Rites Scheduled For Monday funeral services will be 2 Monday at Havelock Methodist Church for Charles If.

Oilman. 78. of 5602 Logan, a retired Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. employe. He was the last survivor of the Nebraska pioneer family ot Oilman, one of the Oilman brothers of Nebraska Cit who operated a road ranch in Lincoln Counts on the Oregon Trail during the 1860s.

They also helped build Ft McPherson. Horn in Otoe County, he farmed in the Prairie Home area until 1939 when he moved to Lincoln. He retired in 1952. Survivors include his wife, Anna; sons. Harold H.

of Lincoln, a daughter, Mrs. Robert Beezley of Lincoln. Nasty Ole Bird Sandringham. England (UHI) Queen Mother Elizabeth asked to hear a talking Indian Myna Bird talk at the fur and feather exhibition of the flower show Wednesday. The bird's first words were, "shut up." Channels Seen In Lincoln KMTV (NBC) Omaha KETV (ABC) Samr fjj) Grand Und tt KL'ON (ETV) LincolB Symbol Explanations 8 Color (R) Repeat emptcd Wo Highlights 'Concicrto da Castilla' SATURDAY llors Racing: KFOR.

Lincoln feature race live. Week end Monitor: KFAB, NBC. With Henry Morgan. Classical Hour: KFMQ. Listz's 'Dante Symphony LOCAL.

RADIO KFAB (11 Omaha FOR (1240: ABO Lincoln. KLIN (1400) LlacoUt KIAIS Lincoto KLOL, Lincoln WOW (590 Omaha FM RADIO KFAB FM (99.9mc) Omaha KFMQ FM (95.3mO Llncola KWHG FM (I0fi.3mc) Llncola KQAL FM 94. lmc Omaha KWBE FM (92 9mc) Beatrfca WOW FM (92 3mc) Omaha illlllllllllllllillllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt 8:00 Television Classroom OGD Heckle and 8:. TO Atom Ant Cartoon OuD Tennessee Tuxedo Thought For Day 9:00 Squirrel OQD Mighty Mouse Show I'orky Pig Cartoons 9::) Liiderdog Children OQ3 Lassie Adventure a Beatles Cartoon 10:00 gj World Cup Soccer Championships in London ODD om, Jerry Cartoon New Casper 'artoon tjuy MUlCR uraw 11:00 OG0 Sky King Adventure 0 0 Bugs Runny Cartoon 11:30 Q(ID Linus Lionhearted Milton Monster Child. I Ma jor League Baseball OGD Mv hriend KUcka I lloppity Hooper Child.

I) This Land of Ours American Bandstand QTJ sgt. Preston Drama 0 artonn Classics (V) Laramie Western 0 Rf ter Gunn Mystery Little League Game Omaha's championship 0 Survival Document (PJ Curtain Time Drama 0 Movie 'Stanley and Livingstons' Spencer Tracy 0 Movie '5 Guns West' Western (John Lund) Casper Cartoons 0 Religious Round table fJ3 Rifleman Western 0 Movie Doll Face Hen OKeefe. Viv Blain Wide World of Sports Baseball Mall of Fame f0 Wire Service Drama 0 Kig Picture Army 0 Playground Champ (JT) Trails West Drama 10 0O Scherer MarNeil RUIeman Weatera.