The Alliance Times-Herald from Alliance, Nebraska • 2

THE ALLIANCE (NEB) DAILY T1MES-HERALP TUESDAY APRIL 9 1968 TWO Today 's Markets Alliance In Brief ALLIANCE PRODUCE best good market firm others demand fair market steady carlot track sales: Minnesota North Dakota Red River valley round reds 260 supplies light demand moderate market steady no carlot track sales reported to prime heifers steady good and low choice steady to weak cows steady to strong some 25 higher high choice and prime 1227 lb steers 2800 choice with few prime 1125 lb 2710 choice 2625-2700 good and choice 25-75-2625 high choice and prime 1000 lb heifers 2675 high choice with end prime 2660 high choice 2635-2640 choice 2525-2625 good and choice 24-50-2525 utility and commercial cows 1750-1875 few 1900-1950 canner and cutter 1600-1750 few 1775-1800 Sheep 1800 slaughter lambs 25-50 lower choice shorn 2700-2750 choice wooled 2550 CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO (AP) Potatoes arrivals 41 on track 12 total US shipments 402 old supplies moderate demand for Falls City Mayor Gets 1-Vote Margin FALLS CITY (AP) Mayor Baker was returned to office by a single vote following the official canvass and counting of absentee ballots The unofficial count last Tuesday gave Arm-fa ruster a 939 to 938 vote lead But Monday Baker got 18 of the 34 absentee ballots to 16 for Armbruster Sioux Rancher Earl Foster Dies Here At 78 Earl Foster 78 a retired Sioux County rancher died unexpectedly at his home 1407 Missouri Monday evening The Alliance Emergency Unit was called to the home shortly after 7 pm but Mr Foster was dead when the unit arrived His death apparently followed a heart attack He was born July 13 1889 in Kent Kan and moved to Alliance in 1954 following his retirement from his Sioux County ranch He wasa member of the Undenominational Church Survivors include his widow Mabel of the home three sons George of Dwyer Wyo William of Greeley Colo and Howard of Scottsbluff four daughters Adeline Foster and Ida Lyman both of Scottsbluff Mrs Clarence (Delma) Wilkie of Marsland and Mrs John (Hester) Lyons of Kansas City Kan two stepdaughters Mrs Bob (Lola) Romey of Scottsbluff and Mrs Harold (Lavern) Bower of Albuquerque a sister Mabel Neil of Prescott Ariz and 27 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren Funeral services are pending with the Bates-Landa Funeral Home in charge of Blaine Wilson Heads FFA's Chapter Here Blaine Wilson is the newly elected president of the Alliance Chapter of Future Farmers of America The 1968-69 officers were revealed Monday night at the annual banquet for members and parents held at the multi-purpose room in the North High Building Miss Brenda Brennan was revealed as the FFA Sweetheart and her attendants are Patty Vogel and Barbara Lambert Other new officers are Max Dentler vice-president Gary Dickinson secretary Robert Lehl treasurer Don Neafus reporter and David Schwaderer sentinel Gary Trenkle is the retiring president Paul Koester was the speaker for the evening on the topic of The national theme this year for FFA is Youth in and this was carried out as the theme of the banquet The chapter presented two honorary chapter farmer awards to Carl Peterson and Forrest Trenkle Ed Darveau of the Soil Water Conservation District presented several awards including a medallion and purple ribbon to Kenneth Woods for his work in public speaking One hundred 16 persons attended the event including numerous faculty members and their wives in addition to the FFA members and their parents Ken Ware is the faculty sponsor Cream Butterfat lb 61c ALLIANCE EGGS Large A White 23c Large A Mixed 20c Medium A White 21c Medium A Mixed 18c Small 17c Undergrades 12d ALLIANCE BEANS Alliance prices on beans include: US No 1 Great Northern $765 cwt US No 2 Great Northern $735 cwt US No 1 Pinto $890 SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK SIOUX CITY (AP) (USDA) Livestock quotations Tuesday Hogs 11500 barrows and gilts 25 some 50 lower 1-2 195-230 lb 1900-1925 few 1935 1-3 220-250 lb 1875-1925 sows steady to 25 lower 320-550 lb 1550-1725 Cattle 6500 calves 50 steers and heifers steady to weak cows steady choice steers 26-00-2700 high good and choice 2525-2625 high choice and prime 925-1000 lb heifers 2625 utility and commercial cows 17-50-1850 few 1900-1950 canner and cutter 1600-1800 Sheep 1500 CHICAGO CATTLE CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Cattle 900 calves none Not enough steers to establish trend moderately active steady cows 25 to 50 higher choice 900-1025 lb slaughter heifers 2575-2600 mixed good and choice 850-1000 lbs 2525-25-75 utility and commercial cows 1850-2050 OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA (AP) (USDA) -Livestock quotations Tuesday: Hogs 9000 barrows and gilts steady some 25 lower 1-2 200-230 lb 1925-1950 1-3 220-240 lb 1900-1950 240-260 lb 1850-1900 sows steady to strong some 25 higher 320-700 lb 1525-1725 Cattle 10000 calves 10 steers steady to weak average choice To All Neighbors and Friends Mrs Wright and I urge that all of us in the Alltr ance area honor today and in the days ahead Dr Martin Luther King Jr and especially what he has represented Surely we can best do this by humbly learning from his spirit that in the Alliance area as well as MUST choose to live by brotherly love and justice The sure alternative is to be torn to bits by violence world our nation even with its great promise and ourselves individually Dr King's life and death have not been in vain for him Let us make sure that we also profit and grow thereby For us to so profit and grow there must be changes in heart and spirit And these changes must be expressed by acceptance of ALL our neighbors as our brothers and by ACTION to better the conditions under which many of our neighbors our ALLIANCE neighbors May the Spirit bless us all! Mr and Mrs Wright dtia-lazC Write Article Darrel Go-burn who is in charge of Educational Service Unit 17 guidance program for K-12 students has an article printed in the April issue of the Nebraska Education News The Kt6 portion now is operative in three Chad-ron elementary schools Its objectives are to integrate vocational guidance activities into the regular classroom via the social studies curriculum and to present materials through the classroom teacher which will encourage discussions between the teacher 'and the students Beyond the elementary level he reports working with schools in a 5-county area including projects in occupational classes in the 7th and 8th grades career units in high schools and post-high school training institution tours This is the first yfear for all-level guidance Garage Sale Tuesday and Wednesday at 1015 Missouri Ladles clothes sizes 7 through 12 and miscellaneous items (Adv) Out Wednesday The Alli-jance Public Schools will close at the end of the school day Wednesday for the Easter vacation St Agnes Academy students will be dismissed at the iclose of the school day Thursday All students will report back for classes on Tuesday morning April 16 Easter Special One Silvertone portrait of your child ffroip $195 Family groups from $495 Worley Studio: (Adv) Contest -Junior High students of Harriet Gordon in District 1 school participated in the Read Magazine story writing contest for seventh graders Thursday County Supt Murray will present the medal furnished by Read Magazine to the winning student at the school at 2 The school is located three miles west of Alliance on the old Airport Road and one-half mile south Two Accidents Reports were completed at the Police Department on two minor accidents each involving a parked car here Monday At 2 :42 pm at 417 Box Butte a car being backed from a diagonal parking stall by Mrs Patrick Vinton 22 scraped a parked car owned by Syd Blain $30 damage to the Blain car At 2:43 pm in the alley behind 416 Box Butte a truck I driven by Leo Frohman Alliance scraped the left rear fender of a car registered to Thomas Hord Central City doing about $25 damage Marriage License A marriage license has been issued to Van Duane Galloway 24 and Betty Jo Aksoz 24 both of Alliance it was reported at the office of the Box Butte County Judge today Pleads Guilty David Blair 21 Alliance appeared in County Court today and plead-ed guilty to procuring alcoholic liquor (beer) for a minor Gary Alliance Women's Brother Drake 73 Dies News has been received here of the death Sunday of Everett Elmer Drake 73 brother of Mrs Mildred McCawley and Mrs Ogal Ziemkowski both of Alliance Mr Drake died in a Scotts-bluff Hospital He was born June 6 1894 at Broken Bow and served in the Armed Forces during World War I He married the former Leona Rosentrader on 21 1921 in Broken Bow They had lived in Scottsbluff since 1961 In addition to his widow and sisters he is survived by three sons a daughter a brother two other sisters and 11 grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at the Benson-Jolliffe Funeral Home with the Rev James Rowe officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery with military rites conducted by Admiral Dewey Post 1681 VFW A memorial has been established to his memory to the Bethel Baptist Church Alliance Lawmen In Fingerprint Class At Bluffs Box Butte County Sheriff Freddie Marsh Police Sgt Melvin Reed and State Patrol Sgt Dale Justice of Alliance are attending a training session on work in Scottsbluff this week along with 26 other Panhandle area law enforcement officers The school is sponsored by the State Patrol in cooperation with the Federal Bureau of Investigation Robert Forester latent fingerprint expert with the identification division of the FBI in Washington DC is instructing the course assisted by State Patrol Sgt Donald Mayhew of Lincoln This is the second in a series of advanced schools scheduled in Nebraska having been preceded by a basic course in fingerprint classification and filing Nine sessions of the courses have been held in various Nebraska locations including two in Scottsbluff Official presentation of certificates to those successfully completing the course will be made in Lincoln this Friday at State Patrol headquarters Adam Nuss 73 Dies Funeral Or Wednesday News has been received here of the death in a Scottsbluff Hospital of Adam Nuss 73 father of Mrs Pete (Betty) Schnell and Mrs Alex (Dorothy) Fritzler both of Alliance Mr Nuss was born January 30 1895 at Sareeza Russia and came to the United States with his parents in 1910 He lived in Chicago until the death of his father in 1921 and in the same year he came to Gering In 1925 he moved to Lincoln where he married the former Milly Bort on May 16 1926 and they moved to Scottsbluff in 1928 He was a member of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church In addition to his widow and two daughters of Alliance he is survived by a son four other daughters two brothers two sisters and 24 grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church with the Rev Edward Lind officiating Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery at Gering and the Boley-Dennis Funeral Home in Gering is in charge of CORONADO T81 Cu Ft Side-by-Side $349 Thousands Sold at $448 Crocker 18 He was sentenced to 15 days in County Jail and ordered to pay $250 fine plus $5 costs Appeals Case An appeal is being filed in District Court by Larry Stelling of a County Court case in which he was charged with engaging in a speed contest A jury found him guilty of the charge on April 2 In County Court this morning Stelling was ordered to pay a fine of $30 plus costs and his license to drive was suspended for 30 days Appeal bond was set at $100 and was furnished Draft Board The Box Butte County Selective Service Board will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday evening at its office at 323 Box Butte Avenue Jury Trial The Box Butte County jurors selected for the John Nelson trial have been instructed to report at the District Courtroom at 9:30 am Thursday Nelson is charged with art alleged burglary of the Lager Inn at 2nd and Box Butte Avenue Tornado Alert A practice tornado alert is planned in Alliance and Hemingford on April 16 Civil Defense Director Clyde Lawson announced today It will be announced by a of three to five minutes on the emergency warning systems announcement requests that citizens turn their radio dials to the Alliance station for special instructions anytime such a warning is given Vocational Testing Alliance High students took a differential abilities test supervised by Guidance Director William Dre-yer at the City Auditorium today The main purpose of the testing is to indicate vocational aptitudes Students will be informed of the outcome of their work when grading is completed Driver Exams Examiners from the State of Nebraska Motor Vehicle Department will be at the Box Butte County office Thursday and Friday to conduct driver examinations 'School Board A regular meeting of the Alliance Board of Education will be held at the North High School building this evening starting at 7 :30 Too Late To Classify AVON CALLING WOMEN who want to be successful and earn good money in spare time Money-back guarantee makes Avon Cosmetics very much in demand and easy to sell For interview write Box 1127 Scot-tsbluff Nebr or call 635-3275 USED Whirlpool range excellent condition $8995 ranges only $3000 at CHESTERFIELD $1895 Bulova 317 Box Butte Avenue Alliance Nebraska Dial 762-1380 Hospital Notes ADMISSIONS Alliance: None Others Melvin McIntosh Mullen Stephen feennett Hay Springs George Farrington Crawford Mrs Kenneth Hashman Hemingford DISMISSALS Alliance: Duane Ahrens Mrs Jackie Jelinek Dean Engelhaupt Others Allison Johnson Hemingford Mrs Ronald Manion and baby Hemingford FROST-FREE FREEZER Stores 222 lbs m'Vtwe Slide-out Basket 3-PC BOWL NO MONEY DOWN $250 Per Week Payable Monthly Slide-out Shelf FROST-FREE 1153 Cu Ft 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About Town The Glittering Blue Birds met at the home of Gretchen Goaley this week Nancy Langner furnished treats Camp was discussed and also the selling of Camp Fire candy The members made Easter baskets and decorated styrofoam Easter eggs with beads and sequins Sue Schad-winkel is president and other officers are Nancy Langer vice-president Lorie Johnson treasurer Gretchen Goaley secretary Debbie Nansel telephone chairman and Becky Ale scribe SUTHERLAND BOY HERO HASTINGS (AP)-A 12-year-old Sutherland boy Kermit Lee Smith has been named for the Nebraska Hero Award Gospel Bulova doing guaranteeing a Caravelle watch? Simple Caravelle is a division of Bulova When Bulova puts its name on a guarantee it puts its reputation on the line So Bulova can't afford to give you less than jewel-lever movement unbreakable mainspring a shock-resistant anti-magnetic mechanism Styles from $1095 to $2995 BRYN MAWR $1795 SCHOONER $1493 FREEZER BOX BUYS! 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