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Tho Ltncoln Sliar Wpdnpsdoy frhninry 7. 1968 Rockefeller's Name Entered In Wisconsin Primary Race met Service Deaths And Funerals Madison. nffn ials nlod Fuosday that H. koirilrr i a and another Vci Son Hohort n- 1 10 1 4 qut nlly. ortiln-d I TV 'l 's iT: i '1 ..1 r.

10 11 nr lN an I' I istori uith Ihr qovoinor Iho an si won 0 -U' tlio nirharri M. favor- fio. l.o\ HrorRO Hollines Honaid Hea- caii a I I i ai Sen. liarlos of Illinois, jinri llaiolri Slassen. former ROS 01 of Mln- nrsola who is alreariy eam- paicniiiR harri in Wlseonsin on a plallorm ssiflioul Midii- ioR I 11 IH i oto a unaninioiir for ilidato afi.l Kohdlor 1 .1 i .1 now pn mary law.

de.siRned to in.siire' wide open eonlests, the panel IS rerpiired to li.st all potential oandidatos ad-; voi ated or in the national new.s media (In Nebraska, the secretary of state is empowered to put the names of all potential can- Dl'FFKK BITKOW Kmil Hans Carl, 67, iiOO N. (lied Tuesday. Retired employe. Born (Jrand Island, fanroln resident 19 year.s. Member SI.

Paul's Mel hod 1st. Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, Veleran.s of BurlinK- fon I.ine.s. Survivors wife, Alma; si.n, Stanley Fairbury; dauiih- ler. Noia I). Fogo, Des Moines, Iowa; sister, Frieda Baasch, (irand l.sland, Alma Martin, Syracuse, two grandchildren.

Roper it O. F.mil fifi. 1261 Radio, TV Programs 8 KMTV WOW Channels Seen In Lincoln OmahM Omaha KCOV KFTV KfMJN I Ini ole Omaha Uacala MORNING TV r.ullrlin Board sniH stcr p.ul' T.ur» News I arm. Ham Vt f.ll 7dfO I Miort ourse I anil lopics (pTl Mil rohiolot'v I (pi Man's I.i\inu Bodv I', i PU CiilOflO Kaimaioo I dm lA MVS 1' Winii VVIi.d'sNi« Wed Insmiee II II I nrhsh I hu Bit Piiiurr Men im lal Secunli ed llnmeslead 1 hu' I I II Mistrrogcrs Child. Paris anini; Wed Snap (iriltin shioi artoon MWT Romper Room IT Art ed l-il.

I hu.l i MR News Report 0K Art :30 om enlration Quiz. Donna Reed i MW 1 1 1 TluC IF. Plai es New Fri' Accent; Rita Shaw 1. Knitter I 'l I Pins. Id.

'Wed I I I.il. I liu 1 1 Pcrsonalilv Quiz 8 Art: BiMky Martha Kitchen (Thu) Templalton Came of Mayberry urrent Problems (Tu) 1(1; 10 mF. Art ed f0F Math I lui Fri News: Sanders Hollywood Scfuares 0 Diek an Dyke Show Mom RB.T.'i 85f Talking Ireus iMuu' F. F.xplorers (Wedt Language 0L I.il. 'K im fflK hallenge (Wi'd) ffiF.

Quest Best iMon) (ieographv ('Htiii Fleming 0(E) of Lite Drama Bewitched Comedy French Chef (Frit (T hin CBS News: Trout ness Quiz For 1 'morrow Isle Quiz. F. Keononiles (M.F» Observing F.ye (Thu) i r.iiiding a I NBC NiMintlmc News recognized in the national ncw.s media on the primary election ballot.) Ii.Med may withdraw by iilin.i! an affidavit without (jualification that he i--, not and does not intend I to hei'ome a Hock; efelli has said he would do so IS to, The debate on real intentions wa.s short. is no doubt, despite his denials, that Roekefeller is a said State Sen. Fred Hisser, Democratic minority leader.

just feels his best device is to wait out the primaries and then jump Into the Hepuhlican.s on the panel responded that Kennedy h.id equally impre.s.sive credentials. They proposed that he he listed too. They might have prevailed had jilane trouble not prevented Republican National Committeeman It Pierce from attending the meeting. They lost, 5 4 in a vote A tie would liave tossed the decision to nonpartisan chairman, Ccorge Currie, former chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The Democrat.s conceded that Kennedy might like to be a candidate in different circumstances.

(1 i said Democratic National Committeeman. that Kennedy has an incumbent ahead of him and Rockefeller does ARERNOON TV RECORD BOOK (900 Frtillen ffl Fugitivi' iJitomologv (MW' non Show TV (Thu' Farm. Ranch 12:15 F.iant (Tuc, Thu' 12:25 0O (Ivor (inrdon Fonce 0oe World Turns TV IWF Convorsatlons: DKon (JJF Now Diinonslons hu Davx Ot Our Livos 0 0(D 1 0 Is 0 Quiz Como With Mo Mon' Math Wcd.Thu' Lit. ll' 0O Hoi'tnrs Serial 003 aruTy 0 Camo uiz Show Art iTTnr Plaoos Nows iFrD Lit. 'T liu.Fri' 1:.55 0O hildron's Doctor F.d 0O Anotbor World 0 0(D bo 1 ruth Lonoral Hospital I.

Art Wed I' Magic XUuD t. Math Thu BS F.arly Nows Nohraska Fri' 0O Say Quiz 0 0(0 Nigbt 0 Dark Serial 2:55 Talking I ireiis Mon' Fxplorors Language ITui (hallenge Wed' Best Mon Spoolruiii (Thu) Lit. (Frit 0O Muloh (iamo (iuiz 0 0(D boorot Storm Drama 0 6 Dating Quiz Friondly C.lanl .1:25 News; Kalhor 1:.10 Make A Deal 8 (Rrl Talk: Larty Movios: Bandit of British offieer and leader of group III India cla.sh Victor Mature, Tony NewTey Thu Flood Tide' a figlils to prove crippleri ymilli lu'd under oath; ieorgi' Nader. ,1. Moore Fri Haw Wind in Fden' Survivors of ship-wreek en- eonnler strange on island Chandler 8 Cartoon Corral jF Busy Knitter (FrD 15 In-Serviee (Wedt Brother Buzz iTui) Young (M.W.Ft (Tue.Thu 0O Flinlstones tM.W.F) Tu le aldo TTuii TV Kindergarten 5:00 £1 (Mn.wd.FrD Addams 8 News; Young Misterogers Child.

0O Huntley Brinkley CBS News; Cronkite Local News Oiiialia World ol Credit TTnD Turn ol entury ITuit 0 MAKRIAOr: Willi.ini li)wa 19 A i I pim ai)40 I hs (luiieiiez. l.lth 12 iSinna Map Walker. 1, Upiinptt. Koiitan.H, WiMxlv Ray III. B.

Lincoln BUlie Kagle 23 RIRTIIS Hrjran Mriunrial lloopltal IfKLMS Mr ami T. J. (Carol UudlP.v. 5. CARPRNTKR Mr.

and Mrs. Hat. old 2(ith. kVb 0 K( KINCKR Mr and Mrs. V02d X.

Feb. tt. I.lnrnin (ieneral Sons MKUSFN Ml and Mr.s Roliert iCaiul i.ee Koch). 2701 No. 27th, (eh, .7 IxriV Ml and Mi.s.

Hobeil tSue Feb. 0, RILKY Mr, and Mrs. Thomas iCarma Ib.sen), 2ftth, Feb. 6. IHVOR( T2S filed alleKing extreme eruel- 0 4:10 0 0 0 0 8 Cartoons (0 Douglas Show WEDNESDAY EVENING TV 1 () 0 0 6:00 News Init p.m.

I wiliglil Set IT Man I h.iui cs look at dl Tuna ware The Virginian Wounded Dnthiw Dt'uov, hides Shiloh lo t'scape hiinltr h(tin 0 (D Sfict lal Ducuinent.u'N North ('lironcd' i.f indn ulm laiinclu'tl modern irt.u'e to North 'kMii in i sct'Il' alare I tu: Il i "Ite! i 1 grouiiils far killmr tktin lial's t. luki. ol iw spoiTsinaii Diixing Art Tefensoe 'ro no IRoerh llilUullies C.rani'.'. -ok 0 second Hundred 1 f.a I aving Fui SixUcs Ueste l'unu 1:00 red Aslaire ial Aslaat' out w.tli Bar ne ha and giu'sts Si loMii and Ser gio Menries and Hr.i/il 5 oung Holt and (lordian Knot 'O'T nan Kt aft umc Hall Out (ireen Aeres TTie Douglases and bor.s plan tni: Par's Wuilei mpies ((wcrage of holisieddtng. fig kating and News in Perspet live Analysts of of the Addre.ss Amer.

Citizens Forum Diek Wiekman Show Korean orphan apficars al Hollisler- causing chaos Run For Lite Drama Paul searches fur runaway girl in liippie haunt.s 'tiOm Jonathan Winlers Patti Page, Dorothy Loudon, Jan Kweskin Jug Band Local Movie- era major, Ameri- ean outlaw join forces M.iximthan ''ot' ITuversily Open Fnd Dr Pickering on marriage Danger F.vocation ol lier films of floods that oeeurr more often, endan- giM'ing fht' city News Ml but Men and ideas Moxie Kid From Left FteUr UatlHiy the team helptul ath lee 'ol' Johnny Carson XTniety Ptntier, Dionne Warwick, London Boukslu'lt Rawlings I'ht' Vearhn.g' discussed 10:15 Mason Drama Phxsieist plans to defect to in exchange lor grandtlaughicr IDtHi l.ate News Milestones Ceiiturv .15 Movie right (iineer Rogers. Robinson Fate News 10:00 10:20 10:10 0 t.v Hattie against Jack W. married 2ii, in Un- coin; Maviitn again.st Ila P. Maxson. married 195B.

in LiiKoln. IPAL Note dPiciKlant pleaded Rullt.v otherwise Traffic arraitn mcnis heard by Judne Donald Coil heard by Judne I'honias J. McMaiuis. State Patrol lases. Jail ca.xc.s.

tiials and all other mixdemeanor.x heard by Judge Utch.ird (). John.xon. t'ily ('axes DRUNK AND DRIV ING (injury accident) James iKiran. 4000 No. pleaded not (juilty.

trial by stipulation. tiiuHt SHK) and Mi.si>en»ted lor six months. ApiH'al bond l.axi. KNGAGING IN SPKED UDNTF.ST (iary D. Neimann, 013 t', tineit $.70 and FMI.URF, TO VIK.LD TIIF.

RIGHT- i)F (inuir.i accutcnl' Ho.setta HI. .7. tim'd and civsts; Itcnimiei. 4727 t'ooiH'r lined $ii costs. 1 ATrKMPITNG Pt CMASF.

ALCDHOl.ll I.lUl DUS Kcam.s. VVtKHlbine $100 and ctisis. MINt)K IN POSSF.SSION OK ALt I) 1H)1 It LUn tuts Mnhael W. Harwood, 22HI tun'd $100 and costs. NkXILIGKM' DRIVING Leroy M.

Hansen, 4000 Corn- busker and costs; (ac- 1 cident) Dennis R. llariH'r. 4140 Vine. lined $.10 and co.sts 1 (7,. 40) Gary D.

Nci mann. ('. fincil $7.7 and I 4i) Walter Power. 1144 S. 11.

I lined $.7.7 and I stale ('axes OXFRWKlGlir ON SINGLE Robert 1- Nanwinklc. TOO W. tinod and isists 2ilrd, died Tuesday, University of Nebraska police officer. Born in Bee, former Crete resident. Lin- roln sident 1.5 years.

Member First Baptist Survivors wife. Margtierife; son, Harold K. at Itome; daughters, Nancy. Lincoln, ill h(me: sister, Airs. Ruh- (Martha Walin, Sfaplehur.st; l)rotheirs.

Staplohurst; Frnesf, Surprise. Hoper 4.i()0 O. FAIR Mr.x. Kthel, 85, 1140 Sumner, died Sunday, ni. Thursday.

First- Plymouth C-ongregalional, 20th I). Dr. T'ord Forsyth. Lincoln Me- morinl 1225 L. FLANAGAN David 21.

Lincoln, killed in action near Quang Tri. Vietnam, Jan. 27. 1225 L. GRAVFLI.F Mr.s.

Claude .51, ai5 A. dU'd Monday in auto accident near Raymond. Roper 4.100 O. HAMLIN 80, 6519 Morrill, died Tuesday. Member Havelock Chri.stian Church.

Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Henry Perkinton, Mr.s. Irene Covili. Mrs. Georgia R(M)lh, Mrs.

F.tta Aughc, Mrs. F.mma Alles, Mrs. William Howard, all of Lincoln. Mrs. Vernon Fwing, Denver.

Mrs. William Dycus, Carlsbad, Mrs. Rolx'rt (Marilyn) Fisher, Toledo, Ohio, Mr.s. Myrtle Bivans; brother, Frank. Iowa; sisters, Mrs.

William David.son, San Diego, Mrs. Carrie LockwtKKi, Toledo. Dhio, Mrs. Frances Kllen; 54 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. 48th Vine.

PHIPPS Donald James. .52, 21st. dic'd Tue.sday. Employe Lincoln Hospital. Born Litchfield.

Lincoln resident 18 years. Member Cheney ilUB. mother, Tilla Ruchs, Lincoln: brother. Ray, Lincoln; sisters, Mrs. Leona Miller.

Omaha; several nieces and nephews. 11 a.m. Thursday. Chapel, 4300 O. Mrs.

Anna J. (widow of late Alex), 81, of 2545 died Monday. Services: 1 p.m. Thursday at 48tli and Vtiie. Dr.

Henry C. Beatty. Memorials to (Trace Methodist Church, 27th and H. W'yuka. ROOT-LcRoy 71.

F. died Monday, Retired painter. Born Osawkie. Kan. World War I veteran.

Survivors, stepsons, Frank Jones. Tacoma. Harley Jones, St. Paul, stepdaughters, Mrs. Bonnie Chalk.

Mrs. Juanita Lutz both of St. Paul Mrs. Lucilie McCormick, Mrs. Geraldine Wolf gang both of Lincoln.

245 N. 27th. James Gerry', 19. 2828 Stratford, died Tue.sday as result of auto accident Saturday at lird and Sheridan. Graduate High SchiKil.

student University of Nebraska. Born Omaha. Lincoln resident 14 years. Member St. Episcopal Church.

Survivors: parents, Mr. and Gerald G. Rosenbcrger; brother, Robert Lincoln; sister, Mrs. Thomas (Nancy) Sidney; grandmothers. Mrs.

C. E. Edmond, Lincoln, Mrs. Alice Devlin, (irand Hills, Calif. Roper 4100 ().

Memorials, St. Mathcw.s Episcopal, University of Nebraska Foundation. RUSSELL Mrs. Mary, 95. 4220 Clifford died Monday.

Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, May Auburn. Burial Nemaha. SEGABIANO-Adelaido. 84, Madonna Home, died Tuesday.

Born Mexico. Member Catholic Church. Survivors: son, Jess, Lincoln, 4040 A. .52, died in (Tainesville. Ga.

Former Lincoln resident. Services pending in Lincoln. Ilodgman Splain 4040 A. SMITH Miss Sally Sharon. 18,1220 Oak, died Monday in auto accident near Raymond.

Services: 1 p.m. Wednesday, 48th Vine. The Rev. Glen Eppens. Fairview.

TROFHOLZ-Cyril A. (Sook) 41. Omaha, died Monday, Vice president Kings Food Host Co. USA. With Kings two years, Lincoln, three years Omaha.

Graduate Colorado State, 1951. Former teacher, athletic coach, Holbrook. Schuyler, prior to as.s<x:lation with Kings. Member First Meth- odi.st Church, Omaha. Survivors: wife, Betty; John.

William, at home; daughter, Laurie, at home; parents, Mrs. Agnes 'Trofholz, Lincoln, Mr. Cyril A. Omaha; brothers, Ronald, North Harlan. Gainsvllle, sister, Mrs.

Bardeene Glandt, Neligh. Services: 10 a.m. Thursday. First Methodist Church. 72nd and Cass.

Omaha. Graveside services anti burial, 2 p.m. Thur.sday, Lincoln Memorial Park, Lincoln. 4912 Ames Omaha. TRAVIS Mrs.

Clara 79. 5515 South, died Tuesday. Born Rockport, Lincoln resident 20 years, member of Lincoln Rebeccas. Survivors: son, Floyd Wilson, Lincoln: brother, John Lillie, Omaha: si.ster, Mrs. Altheia Jackson, Beatrice; two grandchildren.

Services: 2 p.m. Friday 1225 L. Dr. Darrel Berg, Lincoln Memorial. WOODWARD Woodrow 50, 2949 No.

53rd died Monday. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Roper 4300 O. The Rev. Curtis W.

Barnett. Lincoln Memorial. anS nfWaiOPfl St tfta Offlct HI the Puhlu- In.xtitution», r.n»ln#*«rin)r Department. IJmxiln, i and may he examined at the Bureau, Ha.xtinax. Ne hraxka; Grand Ixland Plan servtre, Grand Ixland.

Nehraxka; Lincoln and Omaha Exrhangex; P. Dodxe Omaha, NebraBka Raoh bidder miixt with hid a cert (Tied rherk or bid Imnd in an amount to five percent of bid. The character and amount of to he hy the Co.itractor for performance of the (ontract ix in the proposed ('ontrart fJociimenU. No bidder may withdraw hid for at least thirty (301 da.vs after the whcd uled time for rereiirt of bids The Department of Public reserves the right to reiect any or all bids and to waive Informalities when the Department such acKon nerea.sary to the best of the State of Nebraska. Department of Public Institutions Donald W.

Duncan Director $54,480 Federal Funds Added To Columbus Columbus (UPI) Rep. Robert Denney, Tuesday announced federal approval of an added $54,480 for a waste treatment plant here. The Department of Interior told office that the extra funds were approved because of an increase in construction costs following original approval. The new money brings to the amount of federal assistance for the project. RADIO the oni neigh- 8 1 0 0 0 (WHTDRS Radio lot the enure wi t'k aie carrlod in tbe sm I MuniJay moraSag Foltowtng Meting sftov.s etatkon rail peetOon on dial, network, and town.) IXK'AL RADIO (1110 KFOR (1240 ABO lincobi KLIN (1400) Litu'oln KLMSi 1480 MBS Uncoln KLOL (1530 Lincoln WOW Omaha FM RADIO KFAB-FM (90 KFMQ-FM (95.3mc lincoln KOWH-FM (94 KWHG-FM (102 KWBE-FM (92.9mc—Beatrice WOW-FM (92.3nic»~4)iBaha Special Features WEDNESDAY 12:05 I owa, Time: p.m.

KLOL. Bill Duuglas 4:00 Lee Thumas Show: KL.MS p.m. Pop Favorites The Jazz Hours: KFMQ p.m. Woody Herman performs t)l VI HH RT Note Ml hi-aul hy Judge Ralph l.T AND HMTT UV Fred I' Flevk. 17, pleailpd gudt.v.

I litu'd $HH) Dl.sn HBING THK PF.ACK John Hi'inike. Jd. 7U)l Jovcr. pleaded fined $W); 19, I 713 So. 7th.

guilts. $ii I Lin'ERlNG Akharr Mo.xhiriti'i Box 111. lanrx'ln. guiltv. lined 1 l.AHt'KNV Deanne Mdio 4,1.

No. 21M, pleaik'd gvidl.v, INSV Fi FI Mai land Paul Si heii O. 4.enloni'ed to lU duvs in ount.v Jai! IHSTKKT KH RT FELONY HI HGUARX HABin Al. UlUMlN Jamcii VVallacr Barln'f. 23.

ot 2214 1 i charged with breaking and entering Meals at 0212 Platte liec 39. I9h7. and with being a habitual ciiminal. haiing been pie viousil.v of a offen.se'. pleaded not giiilty Jan.

29. changed plea to guilt.v on (mint iMunty attorney disnn.ss«'d Ui'unt 3. Sentencing deferied Judge Herlmt A Ronin jienduvg presenlem-e ui'estigation. NEW Minden Minden; ton 3 Morey. Andrew U.

Ji. and Ka.Miiond A an Norman, all ot Minden; Baf.lett Mtg Bartlett; A I let eher and t'lai'ence Fletcher. ol Bartlett; to Kennedy; AAiiliam Dill ot Valentine. REAL TR.VNSFERS Approximate aale price taken from Mamp.s. Transfers ot or mote la)is Pagenkopf tii Action Really Inc 1.

2. 4 Kastborough Addition. Jr. to t'lillon 18. VAood.xcre.'.t lion.

FIKI Al.lgt 8 o7 a 38o4 tj. wet down some smoldering junk, no damage 11 id a.m 1127 S. Ihlh. aid. 2 11 and LaSalle, grass fire, no damage 7 10 p.m tijth and Digan.

aid. 7.14 oaUi aud iajgaiu ant Farm Managers To Hear Clark The president of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers will address the Nebraska Society at its annual meeting here Thursday and Friday. Marvin Clark of Paloa, Kan AAill speak to Nebraska members at a Friday luncheon at the Nebraska Center tor Continuing Education. Dr. l.eoii Chesnin of the Cnivorsity of Nebraska Agronomy Department wall discuss Micronutrient and Trace Element Development and Its Uses in In addition, a panel will discuss Cash Other topics to be covered include Lenders Look for in Land and Short Term OUT-OF-TOWN BLAIR Meril I.ynnc.

10; Laura Anne, eight; Jeannette Marie, six Yevettc Kathleen, one: daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Blair Valparaiso: died Monday in Valparaiso fire. Three (zldest attended Valparaiso Public School.

Survivors: parents: brothers Pat both at home; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Janies Martin. Valparaiso, Mr, and Mrs. Paul K.

Blair Shoreham, Vt. Kucera-Rozanek, Valparaiso. CONNER Luvem Polk, Los Angeles, died Monday. Born Lincoln, daughter of the late O. B.

Polk. Lincoln lawyer. Survivors: husband, Paul; aunt, Donzella Polk. Lincoln; cousins, Marguerite Polk Tapley, Orpheus Polk, all of Lincoln. Frederick 55, Columbus, died Friday.

Services; 2 p.m. Tuesday, Federated Church, Columbus. Burial and military services, Cemetery northwest of Monroe. Columbus. PRITCHARD Mrs.

O. Gordon (Essebelle Rohman), 78, Delray Beach, died Jan. 31. Graveside services: 9 a.m. Wednesday, Wyuka.

Fr. James Stilwell. Roper 4300 0. Jacob 72, Gretna, died Monday. Sarpy County Commissioner since 1938.

Served Sarpy County School Board 23 years: president Gretna Rural Fire Dept. 18 years; president and chairman of board Gretna State Bank since 1963. Commissioned admiral of the Nebraska Navy in 1963. Farmed south of Gretna 43 years, retired 1963. Survivors: wife, Freda; daughter, Mrs.

Wally (Mary Kay) Schecf, Gretna; brothers, John and Louis, Papillion, Philip, Gretna; sisters, Mrs. George Perlinger. Paxton, Mrs. Roy Love, Greenwood, Mrs. Tillie Roth, Papillion; two grandchildren.

Services: 10 a.m. Friday, St. Papillion. Rosary; 8 p.m. Thursday, Papillion.

Burial Omaha. Honorary pallbearers: Sarpy County officials. ftEMLER Georgiamva O. (widow of Emil), 77, Seward, died Monday. Serrlces: 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Wood Seward. The Rev. Raymond Nuetzman. Wyuka. SMITH 67.

of Geneva, died Sunday. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Kritner-Fanner Funeral I Home, Geneva. Burial; Geneva. iwOHL 74, Crete, died Tuesday.

Farmer in Lancaster County. Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Dora Jeffries. Crete, Anna Ebner, Lincoln: several nieces aiKi nephcAvs. Services: 2 p.m.

Friday. Kuncel Chapel Crete. Pastor William Rumple. Burial Lutheran Kramer. Hot Compressor Cause Of Alarm Lincoln Fire Department officials decided that a hot compressor motor was the reason for an alarm late Tuesday night.

Fire offif'ials said the motor itself was damaged but notb- LEGAL NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed pioposals ior tuipishmg all equipment, tools, latiors. sKills. and transportation necessary and incidental to Razing the G.vmnasium Building at the Training School, Kearney. Nebraska, will be received at the Otflce of the Department of Public Institutions on tlie grounds of the Lincoln State Hospital. Lincoln.

Nebraska. until 2:00 p.m. on February 20. 1968. and will then be publicly opened and read Proposals sent by niail shall be addressed to: DEP.ARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BOX 4728.

STATE CAPITOL. LINCOLN. NEBRASKA. Tr'liiK Proposals delivered in person shall be ing else in the I niveisity UlUD delivered to the office of the department OF PUBLIC iNsrrru- TIONS. FOLSOM V.AN DORN streets LLNCOLN, NEBRASaiA.

bids shall be nude on the printed was reported hurt. Journal-Star Want Ads Bring Results I forms attached to and made a part of the proposed Contract Documents. The Coauast Dociiannls NOTICE OF HEARING LINCOLN CTTY- LANCA.STER COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION Notice is hereby given thot the Lincoln-City Lancaster County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on February 14. 1968 at P.M. in the Council Chamlx'r of City Hall.

Lincoln Nebraska on the following; 1. Gateway Western Estates, a plat described as follows: Beginning at a point south of the NW corner of the of Sec. 16-9-6; assuming the west line of said 4 to be due north; thence S.89'’49’21’’ east for a distance of thence north 0 east foi a distance of tncricu 89 ea.sffor a distance of 48.55’; thence S.0'04’03’’ west for a distance of 627.35’; thence S.89 east for a di.stance of 1060.73’; thence S.0“14’21” east for a distance of to the northerly line of the proposed road; thence S.89°49’2r’ east along said northerly right of way line for a distance of to the westerly right of way line of Rd. thence S.O east along said right of way line for a distance of thence N.89'’49'2r’ Avest for a distance of 867.37’; thence S(0 ea.st for a distance of 632.76’; thence N.89M5’38” AA'est for a distance of 501.5' to the easterly right of way line of the proposed road; thence southwesterly along a curve to the right whose radius is 201.26’ W'ith a delta angle of for an arc length of 212.74’: tlicncc south- Avesterly along a curve to the left whose delta angle is 59 with a radius of 144.16’ for an arc length of 129.75’; thence S.0°52'29” west for a distance of to a point on the northerly right of way line of road thence N.89M5’38’’ west along said northerly right of way line for a distance of thence N.0*52’29” east for a distance of 330.69’; thence northeasterly along a curve to the right whose delta angle is witli a radius of 204.16’ for an arc lengtli of 212.07’; thence N.60°24’29” east for a distance of 1.18’ to a point of curve; thence northerly along a curve to the left AA'hose delta angle is with a radius for an arc length of 149.23’; thence N.89“35’38” for a distance of 636.74’ thence S.0“24’22” west for a distance of thence N.89°35’38’’ west for a di.stance of 563.50’ to the west line of the SEii Sec. 16; thence N.0°00,00” east along said west line for a distance of 1404.26' to the point of beginning, located 6 mi.

east of Denton at the intersection of Rds, 479 342. 2. Application of James Strauss for a special permit to amend the community unit plan on portions of the land within the plat of Wellington Greens. 70th South. 3.

Application of Cot-Nor, Inc. for a change of zone from A-2 Single Famly Dwelling to Local Business on the Lot 9. all of Lots 7 8, Blk. 9, 2nd Addition to Normal, located on South prox. 55th, 4.

Application of Clarence W. Hendricks for a change of zone from Two Family Dwelling to Commercial on Lots 1 2, Blk. 93, University Place, located on the SW corner of 47th and Huntington. 5. Application of Wm.

H. Ashley for a change of zone from AA Rural Public use to H-2 Highway Commercial on the following described property; A parcel of land in the NW of Sec. 33-11-7; Beginning at a point east of the NW comer of said of Sec. 33; thence south parallel to and distant from the west line of said NWV4 of Sec. 33, a distance of thence northeasterly in a direct line to a point in the north line of said NWVi of Sec.

33, east of the point of beginning; thence west on the north line of said of Sec. 33 to the point of beginning, located on 77 at Salt Creek. 6. Application of City Council to amend the text of the zoning ordinance permitting two signs for uses permitted by special permit. 7.

Application of Roger L. Maurice M. Carlton, Jr. for a change of zone from avo family DAvelling to Commercial on Lots 16 thru 19, Blk. 32, Havelock, located on the north side of Ballard, btw.

61st 62nd. 8. Application of Roger L. Anderson for a change of zone from C-4 Family Dwelling to Commercial on Lots 1,2.3, Blk. 17, Havelock, located on the SW corner of 64th and Platte.

9. Application of City Council to amend the text of the zoning ordinance to permit the sale of cars in the and Commercial Districts. 10. Application of M. D.

Hughes for a change of zone from Two Family Dwelling to Multiple Dwelling on the S4 of Lots 11 12, Blk. 98. University Place, located on the NW corner of 51st Walker. 11. of City Council for a change of zone from Local Business to G-1 Planned Commercial on Lots 191 192 l.T.

in the Sec. of 32-10-7, located at 48th and Van Dorn. D. E. Brogden, Planning Director JowriNil Olii Want Ads Your tfiw-cnat Want Ad dallr Uneoln Star (Mornmo and (ht LMeoln Joamal (Cventnit) or gttnday Jotimal and at (onowlnc ctah DAYS 1 IS Ti-is .90 1 14 1 4 796 21-B 7 4.06 1 4.2Ö~ 6.af)_ 5.44 7.2« 15 11.85 1 8 1 2 7 10 50 11 40 I 8.6« riL76 Thtat to (rom withln tht Statt ot Nebraaka whlch art placNNl for conaecuUvt and art pald for ndthln 10 afltr expirta ot la caactltd, Daily rate for adt front outflde Statt of Ntforaaka 49 centa per iinc.

on rcnuett for aerv- ict or evenina only. TO PLACE ADS 4774m Menumtiitt, 3 2 lots Wyuka tpmptoiy. Newer edi tion. Rpa.sonahlP, I'l Card off Tlranki 4 In mpmory of my hu.xhand Riidolpti gratefully avknowlcdging fhanking you for voui kind px- prpssion of sympathy, Mrs, Fried) Shermok Daughters. 6 MORTUARY 1225 L.

Parking lait. hodgman splain Cr ROBERTS MORTUARY 488 0934 4040 A METCALF FUNERAL HOME 27th Que ROPER SONS Mortuaries CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 4300 East 432-1225 6037 Havelock 20 Umberger's Ambulances or Funerals 48 VINE, LINCOLN, HALLAM. WAVERLY and serving Clientele 11 Uit faand 7 White airplane bag. $3 reward. 489-4052.

-16 PersonalinterssL Attention all entertainers combos. Have TV contract for talent show. If interested 34t-7547. Omaha. No collect calls.

IZ Attention Mimeographing news flyers, club letters, church bulletins. Accident? Expert in weaving, barns, moths, tears. Mrs. Aldrup. 488-2523.

Auto Insurance for drivers under ii. Monthly payments. See for insurance. Eno Insurance Agency, 501 Anderson BIdg. 432-3241.

488-9604. Buying watches, guns, coins, war souvenirs. Paying high prices. J32 4723. 12 Care of your loved ones in my ome.

Reasonable. 477-2946. Care of bed patient, my home, long experience. 477 5412. -0 Can loan up to $7,000 to qualified parties.

432-5332 February special! 11x14 family group portrait. $1 per person total cost. Lisle Ramsey Studio. 489-4800. 12 Licensed nursery school mornings for 3-4 year olds, experienced teacher.

For information call Loving care for the senile and elderly. Experienced. References. 477-5412. McField Cleaning, tailor weaving, al- teraUons.

repairing. 1028 P. 432 5441. 9 Rummage. I0am-9pm, Feb.

7. 333 No. -J Want to rent or share with airplane owner for its use. Reliable A reasonable plane. 431 2.341 eves.

Wanted: Entertainment for Otoe County Syracuse. 22, 7pm. 60 to 90 minutes. Varietv, local, Orville Koch. Dunbar, Neb.

13 Tax A. iirHagelberger. 2725 So. 16. 9am- 8 p.m.

Edward Williams. Experienced qualified tax consultant. 6418 Ayles- WOTth. 434-5015. INCOME TAX Business Control Company.

Available year round. Your, home! business. 489-2020. -6j; James R. Veach.

118 So. 11. Across east from Gold's. 477-5314, 488-667G. PERSONALIZED TAX RETURNS Individual or small business, your home.

488-2875. Frank Selk. Warren E. Staats Income Tax Service. Notary Public.

2338 No. 67. 434-2078. 10 Play Guitar for Enjoyment. Relaxation.

Lessons. Call (Bob) 432-9507 eves. Qualified instructor wants beginning piano students. Eastridge area. 488-5730.

10 Business Senrices Business Services 12 APPLIANCES REPAIR Household appliances, air conditioner refrigeration repair. General appliance. Able, all cement work, walls, relaid, retaining walls. References. 435-6192.

12 Able, experienced fonndation repair, retaining walls, small Jobs welcome. 434 3829. BUILDING REMODELING Plan With Pauleys To get the most from your remodeling dollar. Free estimates planning service. No money down, supervised construction.

Satisfaction guaranteed. ROOM ADDITIONS KITCHENS BASEMENTS ATTACHED GARAGES 7C PAULEY LUMBER CO. 945 So. 27 CARPENTER WORK Carpenter work of all kinds. Call af- tor 3pm.

All kinds carpenter work. Insured help. 36 moTith payments. 432-2152. Remodeling, repairs or new work.

Large or small jobs. 466-9232. All kinds cement work and basement repair. Free 435-2749. 15 Fritz, your Mr.

Oean Call get results. 488-1682, DRY hrofessionai dry waUing, complete finishing texturihg. Small renaod- eling by skilled craftsman. Reasonable. Call Gary or Ron.

15 SERVICE Attics, garage cleaning. Any hauling, free estimates. 423-4216. interior cleea- ing. free Guaranteed work.

Window Door Repair AH makes. All Window 1101 No, 30. (30th Y). 432-1118. CARE Yard work, dght hauling odd Jobs.

24 Cheap. 466-2671. ODD lOBS Haufinii Winter special, painting, home repairs. hauling, misc. Special rates.

477-4571. Call for Hudson for plastering dry wall finish. 477-6339. 466-1572. -13 Patched plastering.

textured. free work teed. 489-4924, 488-7326. 13 Bwsinets Servicti Plastering, patrhlng. fexftired J'" foundation rrpaumg.

466 0.500. ROOl ING New insialled, c' Mired Prompt 477 7728. For or eajl HINMAN 432 4275 3.35 So, 9 Roofing, siduip. and re pa Free estimates. Guaranteed Hr.

er. 477-6217. Preelslon machine flHne guaranteed. Robertnon. 32,31 5855.

Everything ShjirP'O; ine 215,5 So 9 43' 2 40. TREE removal Tree Sen mates. Licen.sed A Insured. Tree Removal, trtmmini; Fuih Licensed. rt men.

Lowest prices. Free 4.35-6149. Rav's Tree tlcensed, trimming, removal, winter 475 Compare fhia-II up. trash, general hauling. Estimates anytime.

4,35 4t.o2. Garages, basements out ii 1 small 434 4778. .1 Have triuk, will haul Ml after 4 30pm wcckda.v Fi' Reasonable. Large truok nttos, h.i* ments. 477-6207.

I.ight hauling, h.a.sement A attic cic ine. Yard work. 1.12-1790. 13 hauling. Reasonable After 12:30 weekdays, all day Sat.

Sx.fi 434-6IW6. 15 Dee-q Moklltq IT Alterations, button gowns, spe- etal dressmaking, northea't 466 6310. Sewing, wedding dress, alteration, draperies, at home, 2501 West A. 43.5-K 19 Able to free o.stlmatcs, painting decorating, wall paper sale off. -13 Always cheaper.

Free e.sflmales. Papering, painting, steaming. Napue 489 3549. II Interior and exterior. 10 years ence.

neat fa.st work 435 2374. Paperhanglng. Experienced. Painting, interior exterior. Plaster repair.

Reasonable, prompt, reliahte. Ref Yost. 25 Wanted Papering A painting. WinVr rates. Insurance covered, Painting, PoiMring Mobile Homes: Trailtr Homts 7A Adams Street Homes Sales 3220 Adams Where we are also the country over for better the homes for you.

Shop in heated trailers. Open 7 days a week. Adams Street frailer Sale.i Haa all sizes used trailers from $1,000 A up. 18 3220 ADAMS CAPITOL CITY Mobile Homes Sales GREAT 4 DYKE 2703 West 7 Acclaimed Nation's Best Seller NEW MOON New A Used. Buy A Sell Trade for Equities ARROW TRAILER SALES 125 West OPEN EVES.

4f House for sale or will lake mobi'e home In on trade on equity. 4.35-5873. 22c 12x65. 2 or 3 hedrnoms $5403. BILL CARROLL Home Sales 2701 NO.

27 13c Office trailer. lOx.30, 3 otlice.s A bath. Heating A air 477-7102. 8am-5pm. SAVE It will pay you to drive to Omaha A see our large di.splay ol mobile homes.

A. C. NELSEN CO. 2018 HAR.NEY Omaha, Neb. Frontier.

Star. Detroiters A- other new A used units. Lowest prices, small down payment, ea.sy terms. deliver anywhere in United states. oldest largest dealer.

344-4540. See Our 1968 Homette 12x60 cariiet throughout. Front kitchen. 2 bedrooms, e.ve-levcl oven, room for washer A dryer side hy side, reverse aisle. Priced rea.son- able.

Oiien eves. We finance, -16 BOB CARROLL 2545 Cornhu.skor 466-2888 HOMES' You expect the from Safeway and you get it! 1978 living in 1968. On display now GARTNER SUBURBAN HOMES 1201 West across from West Gate. 9c SKYLINE NATIONAL on c.iPiTOL crrv Mobile Home Sales 2703 We.st 432-0736 We Need I'sed Mobile Homes, priced Will buy or tiade. 26 Capitol City Mobile Home Sales 2703 We.st Wamted to or 12x60 mobile home.

4.35-1526. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR For used trailers any age or size. Or trade new 12 wides irom $39.93. NU-TREND MOBILE HOMES 47th A Hamilton, Omaha. 558-7020.

8x32 Holiday Rambler, home travel, excellent condition. 431-3700. 13 1968 NOMAD'S TRAVEL TRAILERS ON DISPLAY NOW AT THE MOBILE HOME RANCH 540 West 0 St. Lincoln, Neb. Open 9-8 435-7033 1966 Skyline, 10x54.

Carpeted living room, front kitchen, 2 bedrooms. Washer. Rea.sonable. 13c Wolverine, 10x52, setup, winterized. Take over payments.

434-7817. 1964 expando. Fully carpeted, central air, new furniture. Extras. 477-5843.

1964 Great Lakes, lOx.55, expanded living A bedroom, air conditioner, automatic washer. Clare Brothers Trailer Court. 27th A Cornhusker. 12 1961 Great Lake 10x53. 2 Private owner.

Excellent condith'n. Extra.s. 1956 Lincraft, 8x25. clean. Carl Gilstad.

2545 Cornhusker. 15 Rabbin, Pots 25 Absolutely the finest in expert poodle styling at Paradise Pooldle Parlor. oldest established grooming parlor. AKC cockers. Pekingese, Spitz mixed puppies of all kinds.

Guaranteed singing canaries, baby parakeets. PET 921 No. 48 434-2044 1611 432-2044 AAA-l GROOMER LAWRE.NCE OF CAUFORNIA Specialists in pet grooming. All breeds. back guarantee.

FOR APPOINTMENT. 423-2810. 23 Accomplished poodle trimming, styling, trained professionals. Black miniature stud. 488-4796.

Advise boarding your dog where it receives loving care. 488-4796. 10 AKC Ctolden Retriever stud service. 477-6852 after 15 AKC toy silver female poodle, $100. 15 AKC" Black Labrador, male.

5H mos. old. Partially trained. Reasonable. 466-5865.

8 AKC Pekingese puppies. Black, white, particolored. 934-7710 Cortland. 8 AKC Miniature Schnauzer puppies, champion sired. 434-7934.

AKC Poodle grooming $3 A 4. 434-1682. 11 AKC Pug puppies, females males. 3 mos. 466-2106.

AKC Vizsla puppies, excellent hunters. Jerry Bates. Ashland. 944-7174. 944-3366.

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