Albion News from Albion, Nebraska • 1

nKbrfAiJ'ft -lA'i CC S3 Wl i KATE Sli-nW- tiacom 'i i I 1 A DIVING TIMI Th boy diving ocrou tht top of today's paper art Just a few of lb many boy and girls tolling odvontogo of tho Al blon pool this summer Most of them know how to get around in the woter tome ore toking odvantoge of swimming and lifesaving (losses Parents ore getting lots of fun out of the pool too some by swimming and others by watching the antics of their youngsters Mrwr v7 s7 vifeji Iw Va6iift C'- 1 or f'- r- 7 4 A r1 I 1 7 1 4 1 I-- i'i I 4 1 r-- iflLrN t' r- 1 vA 1 1 i S' r1 sv'- 7 J1 vl i 1 1 '7- i 'i' 3 a -1 ff Ki'v lf-Tt 1 1 1 H1 V- i WW i It's difficult te find anybody in leone County doesn't reed the Beene Companion end Albion News fhe Thursday Paper i-j i '1 i i-w rr 77 'inwrA Isr ffjata Vol 82 No 34 10c Thurwwv AOIl CwOy arW ctiI rally Thursday June 15 1961 ik- i I yM 3 i i 't df it i up tr owti i nn oiuk2rxMnMr Farmers asked to mow weeds Personal tax rolls City levy could stay level or could go uprightly I rf 4 v1 f': Ar'S r-V -v Hn Francis VanDoWallo secretary of the noxious waed district this week reminded farmers that seme have been slew about mewing read-aide weada Seme of the weeds 0 personal property grew aro about ea high jUonainBoone county It will an elaphant's eye end atilt appear as a legal publication In? growing Albion News aa soon as posd- mm Chant's eye end still growing to appear AIWII U1 DUUUB bUUUys Ik wm appear as a legal publication in? Albion News as soon as posd-: I in cfrill nAMcmApitin iVsVrf 15 Srill wOTISIQwl IflQ A a IAII Albion channel 8 allocation VanDaWalle urged everyone to gat thair roadside foliage tumbling block to tho effort to eradicate wodds- Nelson on '-1 1 fm -J bbe probably in about 2 weeks as ordered- by the county com- pubucali school districts and towns the names of all penons who declared any personal property during this assessment' period along with the dollar value' It won't show grain tax or the tax on intangibles Chamber will help promotion ly but the increase be excessive According to the estimate accepted at last week's meeting the tax asking would be I42J100 or about19 mills but the estimate traditionally la lowered at the actual budget meeting In July (The law permits the estimate to be lowered but not raised) Last year the actual budget called for $37810 In money and 173 In mills The council -if it wished could cut the mill levy considerably having more than In theory streets and even the ge fund Also $13000 of the ear-marked for a i treatment plant which may be required one of these years S3 ffJK? municipal building bonds at 2 enough to run the city years Actually much oi mat Is tied up in funds which could be Jolted by excessive demands without much notice: maintenance fire department fire equlf and even the of 8 in Albion according to Gilbert manager of KHOL-TV in Kearney Gilbert wrote this week to say there is no indication frpm the Federal Communications commission as to its next step or any possible action Deadline for both sides to submit arguments wu May 25 Gilbert said 11118 has become one of the most Involved channel allocation proceedings -y iL the- commission ever had CEDAR A number an(j aq further complicate the matter the Kansu educational group filed their state-wide plan on the last possible day This la the first time this plan hu been made a ucatkmal Interests to location of television cl Teachers attending to studies Cedar Rapids teachers are using the recess from duties to further their education by attending various colleges for the -sewer -iV i Albion Chamber of Commerce will cooperate with the iponsoring and fi-events for ue new Nancy Fore-1 Albion That wu dedd- ed at the Tuesday noon meet- th Rudy Sup presiding SV appointed Run Nora Ud Levander and Ralph Beck-with a committee to meet with J3rce committee to set Pru and report back to the Chamber of Miss Nebraska ae-Smitn tiyitlff John Jr w' 1 FORCIBLY Just like other little boys who SuD-iDDointed Berthek-i'11 2 years old in August David Henn would like to beup sen rfon Berthelsen and and runmhgT roubleTs those old people' in Boone county Dkk Howe a committee to con- hospital keep both his feet tied up in the air and run in every sider a barbecue or some such once in while to stick a sharp needle in his behind and event for next year a possi- they won't even let him go home to get away from all this ble replacement for the farm- Despite it all he's a good bay and tries to put up with it with the help of hi mother Mrs Maurice Henri ofreters-burg David tumbled on some wet linoleum she had just scrubbed and landed on his left leg the wrong way breaking it The right leg was put in traction to make nim more corjv er-merchant banquet Chamber members voted to meet at the Countary Club the rest of the summer they have had Unfortunately proposals are the matter the commission had been studying There is a possibility this may further delay the The Kansu proposal for a state wide educational television system entered into this because the FCC had several proposed sta- into-one-action Gilbert also commented' in his letter support from Belgum funeral set the commission well the for this afternoon usually hard-to-impress attor- neys were impressed with the Funeroi services for Elmer way the people spoke" A ape' P- Belgum who died Monday cial committee of the Albion were to be this afternoon Chamber of Commerce helped (Thursday) at Levander funer--promote" PAwnwriaUfif home-and-South Branch vision side of the argument Lutheran church Several schoolmen spoke in Rev Orlando Gunderson will favor-of educational conduct the services- with Schuyler Propane former Jhff "ha? cording to manager Russ Nelson expects to be open TTrimiii Albion tax-payers can look for their city tax lew to stay about the ume or go up slight- The county ASC committee reports applications for 1962 Wheat Acreage allotments must be filed by July 1 1961 in county office This does where there allotment" wheat allotment the past year need not make an application of farms having a rotaUoneklUugfor hm who have been produTherttatlSvetoS salon of this land -and i just starting aa independ- ent producers are the chief ones eUgibl to nuke such musj plication The application made In writing and should reach ASC office by July 1 Forms for this purpose may be obtained at any ASC office and assistance will be given in filling tm out More rain fell here this week often heard conver sation in Boonq county: a rain it? How much did you about an inch-and a half My The weatherman seems to have just one thing -on his -mind: rain Another 2-plus inches fell this week after a third of an inch over the weekend Here are the temperature! and precipitation as by weather observer Stewart for the preceding Hi Lo Free June IS 88 65 June JL4 80 60 J28 June 15 80 52 181 Total predp in 1 Total predp in Normal nredp 81 13J4 June 847 predp thru June Normal predp in June 403 RECUPERATING MrarDeanrMoirorOiceola-is out of the hospital and is recuperating at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Anderson of Albion: i General Water Streeti Limiting Sewer Malntowaiwa Auditorium Library Park Amusement Fire Department -Fire Equipment Swimming Pod Sewage Treatment Sodal Security 61-62 60-61 700 10 130 'BO B0 50 10 1B0 114 110 BO B0 i 1 I I PetoBbuis town team won game Petersburg racked up another win Sunday night beating Atkinson 13 to 3Don Friese was the big gun for Petersburg hitting two doubles in the 7th inning and driving in 4 runs Don also collected 2 singles in 6 trips to the plate first baseman Ted Johnson had 3 for 6 at bats Batteries for Petersburg: Ken Krause and Bob Temme Atkinson: Nilbern Evertt Const and Wenty catching Petersburg had 13 hits 13 runs and 5 errors Atkinson had 8 hits 8 runs ana 6 errors: Petersburg plays Humphrey on the home diamond Sunday June 18 Reading improvem't classes will begin Registration for a aeries of summer classes in reading improvement will be Monday according to AHS Principal Ken-neth Shibata The sign-up will be 9 a to 2 at his office in the high school building The class will last 6 weeka 9-11 a- Mondays thfti FHdays at a total coat of water and struck Sherri Flana- He wIm was on the the unhurt he pool niguta then hit bottom at Boone no Droien nones ue is BILLY BROKE ARM Billy Wolf 8 son of Mr anOrnBob Woif suffered from his horse Saturday He was at Boone county hospital for a couple days Albion" Newspapers EX 5-2111 to 8 per cent Interest Last them are due to be paid in could be paid im-dty desired On maintain several fu everhave any jnsjot expense (See statement in Monday's Companion) During the past year Albion had 2 unusual expenses for a police ear and a pickup truck Last year the council decided to build the balance up lightly and managed to add nearly $10000 to the kitty The city gets money from wah up a bit than half the income Sane of the sources: city water re-bond Interest dog auditorium rental gas taxes court costs police court costs swimming pool tickets and others One fund which remains is the street State law permits a top levy of 300 and the council has used the frill amount for many years in an effort to get all afreets oiled and fixed up to at least a semi-permanent condition This summer the armor-coating program will be carried out again Also the council hopes to co-operate with the county on improving Fairview which rets a pounding by customers of the swimming city park hospital and new bowling alley Below is a comparison of -inllllevire for the past-few Ttal tolh Bick Cwtenr DUTCHMEN TO PLAY The famous polka band Six Fat Dutchmen will play for the Cedar Rapids volunteer dance Monday night 2 of own summer sessions Mr and Mrs John Ringlein and family will spend the summer In Manhattan Kan where he will attend the University of Kansas on a science fellowship Supt and Mrs Vernon Han-neman and family go to Kearney where Mrs Hanneman will attend the Kearney State Teachers College Mr Ilanne-marr haraecepted-the- of hall adjuster for fhe Reliance Insurance Co working out of Grand Island and Norfolk Robert Shaw will attend the Northwestern -University- in Chicago Mr and Mrs Randall Lambert will attend the University at Greeley Colo Bindr Schiieth wilT the University of Nebraska in Lincoln working toward a degree Alice Rossow plans to attend the post summer season at Wayne State August course college ggMiiDDUin My feet hurt! Dick Johnson has Deen on vacation this week and spent a lot of time on my feet in the mechanical department of the newspapers Hence the painful feet see if this -ends up giu- Jng the impression that boasting Last Thursday I sot a 2 on Albion Country 363-yard No 4 hole First ball was out firom the tee about 190yardspKcond one was in the cup on the elevated green so I got an eagle on the par-4 hole and the equivalent of a hole-in-one on golf course Now cornea the pay-off chicken and I was aiming about 70 feet to the left of the cup playing it safe for an i par on the hole In 'Other-1 TwrardsTl waanf attempting to-hit the enp at all and the fact that the ball landed in the cup was sheer accident! Know what a cartographer Well one is Dick Howe tharrwhonSuddenly confront- ed with the idea that no date school district map exists in Boone County Dick sat trim-and drew one in elf down three colors When we get Newspapers office for tion indui Gail Sims that the which cause of several factors must be located in Albion and must be channel shouldbe-reserved for future use by educators Jortabloneifihot'- passible SSSSK Registration for the second series of civil defense informs-'' tion classes will be at 8 Tuesday in the junior high study nail according to instructor Kenneth SMbata Anyone course which is 'designed show people the dangers of modern warfare and teach them how to protect themselves and families Swimming lessons beginning this week at the Albion according to erry Wilkins The junior and senior lifesaving course is 10 a to noon Monday through Saturday June li-24 with a $150 pool charge Lessons for beginners will he 8:50 a to 9:30 a June -14-24 Sot children 7 yean and olderpwith a $l-pooI Wilkins added that the pool has been doing a booming business Mortensen hurl neck in Occident £55 suffered a bent neck' but parently no serious damage a divln acddent Monday at indicates the 1961-82 are tentative indicates the auditorium fund was dropped because it is used by a company which maintains heats and insures the building) 5960 58-59 57-58 56-57 55-56 425 300 310 310 -40 3JW-30Q 140 125 120 12 20 -v': 125 lis IBS IBS B5 60 B0: go B1 20 200 2B0 100 100 i B0 A1 300 B2 2V 21 110 B2 21 62 B1 210 BOY SCOUT COURT QF Scouts who received bodges at the Court of Honor picnic Monday night are bqck row left to right Brian Cook Ronnie- Barnes Butch Brown David James Wayrie Diene Steve Smith andiStfwart Reid Front row Kenneth Shibata scout master Roger Smith Ronnie Shibata Gene Linde Bob Lubeck Kick Shi- bata Doug Harbottle Jim Collen Orville Bci-liri Jr' Danny Koup and ini Richards Darrell Dunam not shown received his bodge after the picture was taken pooL Mortepaen diyed into the EXM11T neck around with a a fgw day 17B0 UJM 14B5 1460 1470 1370.