Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 6

HeHl Collect Fee SPRINGFIELD. Ill, live Sift, Byron Nolting stopped on his way to work to talk with 5-year-old Terry Weller. Terry insisted that Nolting see his The boy duced an accumulation ing tickets taken from the windshields of cars at a municipal parking lot. MoUx-ists using the lot have been complaining that a delinquent notice in the mail was their first knowledge of a parking violaticm. Food Preservation, Clotliiiig Awards Judffins of 4-H events swung into Mvoit Kurloft.

Ixnf, nimr, the dairy, swine and needlework ttimm divisions Kirrn frthm i Over 225 dairy animals were Kuriofi. i.e<hiirai ijnma tu raded before the judges. tt Mi. Hiillff; Sur Results of judging of 4-H clothing wu mnA niTkervation SfdUi.k ana looa piT.servauon were. niiir Hill; Oarirm Heremcn.

Skiff mmm i Hmr Sull. Karrn (mmU. Bnm- Bytlfr tovfiu Nrllu 'loo Kcim. l.aiHKUt I I.a-.a»li Kirm rrd.r«.’«. Amlcr- ftlair ii Koc ao I.

d.ir Karrn Butler. Cmfer. i mother assured police collccuon would Mueller. Butler tmintf; be Stopped. Butler Bin- neo Butler Whinple.

Homan. I T.k»m«h Bull, Sharron Gfimin. Mi.ricne Mtnhellt Water. 0 i Brreeeon imn JUiane Hilne, Kndicoft. tone Daw'on Opal Keim Garolyn White, Allen; ne Timm Omaha Kroto.h»rl couniy; rrucha, I'latid- AI Beatrice; Salem Salem; MiiclieH.

Hurwell. Wood Gllheri. county: Kicer. oc Grand Mind, ad, I xhi Sheer, Alma 4 Blair ircX Kay Maryel Butler: Karen knua Bierm.n Battle Greek; Ann KrKk-on. Wahoo: Karloff, I.e«h»r»; Sleyer.

BuUer Krahm cm.ni» Ka.h» Arbna )cl Butler cmi.il»; M.rv Binnco. Buttie irook. rtuttaio. SVhawka: Brv.rly kimo Akort Marcia Central Barbara Nora; Jack Nitz Dairy Show Vfedalist Top Winners From Oflar Bluffs Jack NiU of Cedar Bluffs emerged as gold medalist in 4-H dairy showmanship at the Nebras- state Fair. He topped a field Bocfwick.

cuudeti stumso, Ann 20 finalists who brought ani- Erukaon. kVahoo; i 0 Sihcen. Arlinfton; Scheer. 1 malS intO the ShOW ring late Arilntton; Ann Hartman. Blue ifill; A-y nfternomi Gtiidinaer Bolk; Eaiwt.

Ne- Gfimm. Charlotte Jack IS 19 and the SOn of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nitz. He showed a VValwood, Fmrea Food Meal i Miller lanei Mil- Guem.sey COW named Susie.

Alda; and Mary Nancy Bremer. Otoe Silvpr winOPr WMS Kav lance Stork Bla.r Vern. I. 0 Scheer. Ar- meoai Winner WES nay Suk.storf, 17, daughter of Mr.

and mv ViMba, Schuyler. Jean Thurber. Bur Hemen. Kutman. County; Te- Selle.

lounty; l.a»^rn kVhiifield. Humboldt. I.a«»rii«on. saiem. Iruta, Chetter.

try GuiUmaer, Boik AuH Blaa LeoU Unw. Knot i Draw oat iMtMaaee wean Cetra County. Joyce kk'ittr. kVincide. RH oAnn Cumini Yconna Eirth Blua: Katalcen r.iainc Tnhn qnkatArf nf Cmfiar loflier Hinac.

BuUer Butler Mr.S. JOnn W. sUKSlOn 01 UCaar Holdrtte. Marilyn Bollard Inc Kay shOWed Holstein hriMenct n. Fremont FI oim Bichor.

T.an- i. et Kratochil, l.anc»«ter Kcttrlhui. l.ancaMer yearling neiiCT nameu bKy. County. Bronze medalist was Kenneth and Carol Booner.

Lancattcr Tbrea of roren County Butler i MyerS, 15, SOn of Mr. and MrS. Howard H. Myers of Roca. I LTI HAL ENGINEERING Blue Mane Sull.

Nehaoka. 0 showed 8 BrOWn SwiSS ixmm Naincy Bremer, (Hoc; Kieeman. Fremont, Schroeder. Blatte County; Joan Inng hCifcr named ButtOnS. l.ynn.

and Nancy Jorienaen. DtxHe Harder. Gretna ShOWmanship is a tCSt (rf the -Helen Sire. Butler; Knoell. i rochet ability tO fit, train and Amei: N'elaon, Minden, and kVm Ahi- Bed tablecloth F.r»in Schmidt.

biS animal in the ring. A piece of F.r»in dividual quality of the animftl Veal. Buffaln. Belly Bender onnciH.ra.cl Kieeman. Fremont; Knciell.

Helen I.incoln. IS nOl COnSlOereu. Elkhom; BenrvI Bonham. tninchcon A Schue- Judges fOT the showmanshlp City; Roy Oilord. Hoyd i mann.

Fort Crook Filiien. Minden; and Stanley tkhcner. Clay! Centerpiece- Waller Jancien. Syra Ccninly. Amec.

Marvin A Dainiy competition were Dr. H. A. Her Richard i and Phil Bnetel. Arapahoe.

Norma Keller. Wood River; Davit Carter. Kent DfKtker, kVauneta: Sharon RubcJt, Howard County; Lynn. Minden; Gene Thomaen. Siipe- rtor; Cain.

McCook. C.eorae Ahl- achwrede, Crete, Steve Enaland. Clay County; and Gerald (Khvnet. Clay County, Dltbtay Boatrd Kenneth Heint. Grand Itland.

Gray, Davey; Douilat Muller, BuUer Connty. Firat Ytar Ethlbif. 1.1 Karen Haba. Butler; and Lou Scheer, Arlintion BH Caw County Nchawka; County Nehawka; Beaty Homan. Fremont; Sandra Benton.

kVahoo RntRnrt. EtblWl. IS Jara Alyce Douglas; Rosalvn Dunklau, Arlinpon; and Marvel Garrison, Butler. Rhatt Merry F.laine Hlnte. Butler; Julie Pederson.

Hardy; H. A. Schuemann, Syracuse. CTiair Fort Crook Richard K. Wilson.

Lincoln pot holders A hot plate Myrtle Broentni, Lincoln A Waller Janssen. Syracuse Fashion accesorics Bertha Brown. Lincoln l.4die« Kaufman. l.jncoln. Cole, University of Nebraska Dairy Department.

JERSEY GraAa RI Mariorie Vorheea. I.incoln. RwMartNl JanlAr Miisselman, Lincoln Gcorae Goth. Lincoln. riratfa Saaior Galtaa Rlaa: Harold Humann.

Lincoln, Kectataeafl Seakyr Margrethr Plum. I.incoln: Dale TOP A. Alexander of the University of Nebra.ska flefti and Glenn Thacker look over the prize winning fleeces. Seville Show Honors Given Young Walz Gold medal honors and a purple IW Minden: Beveriy Hu'tciiinaoh. ribbon in 4-H swine show manship went to Lawrence Walz Jr.

of Bat- Roblyer. Almeria: MarJorte Tolman. Silver tie Creek. He is the son of Mr. and' Margaret Ann" Stahly.

Best quill Myirle Broening. Lincoln l.aniMiai or Hleeaiat flatfM kA Mi Twa Buffalo County; I.uctlle Kiiebler. Buftalii County; Maurinr Tuttle. South Sioux: Phyllis McNutty. Dasv- County; Lucille Happcl.

Sterlini; Shirley Truscott, Sterlina; Ceva Hancoo, Newman Grove; Hanson, Ithaca; Phyllis Franclet, York. Hanson Adams County; Toni Tucker, Albion; Carol Peierson. Buf- talo. Carol Scnbncr. Butler; Dorothy Stoehr.

Plattsmouth; Beverly Chriatenaen, Omaha; Judy Christensen, Omaha. Darlene Wicving, Omaha; Hetty Curron. Omaha; Norma Benkelman; Phylls Rehder, Wood River; l.orr»ine Haagard. Grand Island; Delores Bard. Palisade.

Klaine Hummel. Fairbury; ford RIae: Carl McCarthv, Judith Knox. Lincoln; Gary Lincoln: Vernon Sharp, Lincoln: tlary Splain, Lincoln; Sharon Splain, Lincoln. Grade Jaalor Ycartiaas Blae: Marjorie Vorheea. Lincoln.

Realsterad Jaalor Yearttaas Rlaa: Dan Ijirscn, I.incoln, Raalatercfl Healor Yearltnas rarate: Vernon Sharp, Lincoln: gatet Ann Slahly, Milford. Orade Twa-Vear-OMa RIae: Ruvccll Jackson Cerccco. Kecistered Parale: Knox. Lincoln. DeWitt; fico Svotwda, Mead; Kareo Kam- laui.

saauiaon. Heaiaiered Nancy Wiiiae, Lyona. AYKMHIKE Redatered Jnoier Calaet Biae: 1 I'iasie Cenier, Redatered Senior Cat ves Fiacce Bhie: Doria Ptatie center. 1 siane (entei. tveaiasereo junior Parale; Uoria Sc-urtieuer, riune Center.

Mlttci Kenn.v Macaen. yiatte Heaiaterea Iwo-Year-tikis Blue: Ariene scnroeuer, riatie Center, BKOH.N SWISS Fleece Show Feature At State Fair Lexington Man Wins Sheep Honor George Allen of Lexington emerged a.s the top 4-H theep showman at the State He took the gold medal and a purple ribbon in the sheep Sion over 27 other showmen. M. A. Alexander, of animal husbandry at the University of Nebraska College of culture, judged the division.

The silver medal award and a purple ribbon for sheep showmanship went to David Reed of Lexington David won a blue ribbon in sheep showman.Ahip at last State Fair. This year be pilotad his Southdown wether around tha ring with such precision that he placed next to the The bronze award and a purple ribbon for sheep showmanship went to a girl, Mrs. Jackie Snell of Route I. Lincoln. The other ribbons awarded in sheep were: SNF.P.P Purala: Ru'-' ll Hay Kny Luadeen.

Mie dtn. dcy FK rvpaihrf, Seward, I ifiat' HI Rivhard ard. Serbouaek, Hay Sprlnaai Lar Hutch Achlemeier. Maui Kntt LiikoIb; Gayta Howi EAT i.Asma klukcy l.an«aMer Krnmth Knyeart (2H Nebraska were treated tof In response. Miss LaVae Ander- Nebra.ska turkev banquet and son.

17. of Geneva, "We look srmth, Lincoln, tji; Ketmetn Ml. Mt Ml M. Linao. Hlait.

were described as the future of forward to the banquet as a special StUL-nrri Pnralei Howe, fji I i The than I.OOh— Also on the program was Edward i were guests at the annual Ne- W. Janike. a.s.sociale directotr of r.n braska 4 Club banquet at the the agricultural extension service Min.i-.n Hotel The event wnn He Slnte fair provides sponsored by Gold A Co to a 1(H of boys and girls a climax Gov. the they will remember for many 4H'rs "The youth of the 4H Mtell. l.ineoln cKibs are the future of Nebraska.

Opportunity To r. i The governor added that farming ha.s a great future would remember the opportunity to share fellowship at the Stale Fair "While totlay we are debating on the years lo come farm surpluses, a few years it The Rev, James Lyon, pastor of can turn into a shortage w'uch will First Pre.sbyterian Church of Hick- 1 1 af CUrm iilrlia a make larmmc: even more profit- man, delivered the invocation. Gov. Anderson added, Nathan Gold was toastmaster and Maneii Mayor Clark Jeary welcomed the Merle Hale, president of the Lin- srimriiri H. 2 He said: "We feel jou are coin Chamber of Commerce, gave a part of Lincoln." the greetings.

More thRfi 1,900 eat turkey and hear at the annual 4-M Club banquet. I ic Sees Farm Shortagej Wfore Profits in Janike told the farm youths they, Winners Listed in Reenrd Fine Arts Fair (Competition More entries were made In the Mar- Mrs. Lawrence Walz Sr man. Platte County; Donna Salem; Jo Ahl. Pleasant Dale.

Betty 1 Kay Cheater: Jeanette Wiedel. This was Lawrence second year Hebron. Jank-e stork, Bialr: Connee Trout- at the State Fair. He brought a aide, Nancy Sluhr. York; Elaine Kuhlman, breeding litter of four pigs and won tc the new location of the sheep show at the Nebrask 1 fine arts department at the Ne- iir-e -unmr braska Slate Fair than in any Blue.

1 eMuiKmn. Nancy bam. are likely to sec other year, according to Mrs. Sam K--- t.ive. 'fastened Fieseiman of Lincoln, superintend- Blue; Kariine siuuer, nuouard, Don tO sheep.

blutt. Larry It makes up a new feature in this 200 show. In the first wool show. 31 ent of that department. nald I In.

MI I Al.w mt Pwrale; I I I nn I 'r- Lifm buMru. Rectaterad Seniar Calvea Purala: iwyui Marfaret rineaaa, Nurui ucud. jun L.awiu- aou. Liuc-oui, Jonn i.incum. filile: Gnrieae Sunwci, nuuuaird, Jon PCCCS Competed.

CPam- 1.4IICUU1, iviuivy Niotcr, Gtncuui. J. yraranull uuui. bUu. leartiaga Furala; Rjydncy Knox.

Lincoln. Blue; Carol licnnei. ivoger Ved- oeWa Rlaa: Dale stably, Miltord; Mariaret dcr, PiaSKa. Ann Slahly, Miliord isk I Nemaha County. fickool Drcaa nr Outfit Wth tfiumiuerl one purple and one blue ribbon with them 1 Kufman, Buffalo County; Sliver medal honors and a purple i Hanoci ribbon in swine showmanship went I I Karen Steffen, Cedar Rapids; Brenda Kuf- lo 13-year-old Bill Wilson of Kear- 1 man.

Buffalo Coumy; Shirlcy GUI. Craig; nev. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Riddcii.

OakUnd. Betty Builer County: Lulla Aden. Dawson County: Tom Wilson. Gronewald. Dawson County: Karen Besides hu, silver madal.

Bill Geneva: Margaret Bkwmington: Sheridan Arapahoe; Janice Winter; walked off with 3 purple and 4 blue ribbons in swine competition. 1 Nancy Trenton; Partlcla CoWe.Lan The bronze medal and a purple Jcan Ferris. Archer; Ruth Rohrs. JiUic Pedersen. Hardy; ribbon were won by James Gner Hodde.

OgallaU: Audrey Holdrege; of Alvo. i Lockhart. Holdrege; Carol Swantek. m. M.

ean a 1 Ptitte rouniv; nernadtne Lund. Platte A tOtsl of a-8 youngstors competed Countv: lliltyer. Reserve, Eve- in the swine showmanship contest. HAVINK Gerald Hie Ivn Dorchester; Valerie Vavek. Field, Milford; Karen Van Zant.

Valley County: Carol BIsbee Blair; Donna Anderson, Blair; Barbara Stulbmann. ''Hiimvnix rm Rlua: Merle Stone. Roger i County; arsten. Clatooia: Miller. Antelope Donald Beaver Crovung Dnk Waldo.

gcliool Drtaa or ftwtfit wMi Accessory Gricans; Bruce Carvlcn. latonia; and Alan fwlntar) Knvohlavtk. Rlue-Jane Stull. South Slouxt Patricia nfvTrf Toun f-ii Joanne Larsen, Bostwick: Blue: Richard Bantam. (Hi; Hill Drew-up or Outftt One Wilson, Kearney fsuwinerl Karen Haba, Builer County; Rlaei Ben Hladky, (2l; and Dahin Marjorie Clopine.

Franklin: Harriet Ro- Scheer, Arlington, hotham. Lancaster: Andrea NicncRon. Mc- Hwefnrd Cook I.ois Christenson. County. Blawt Dalwin Cedar Biuits Blue ihi Ann Weber, Butte: Bonita Durnc Fnrplat JiUtn Murnsh, Kearney; Luth'or C2i Sunderman, I.yons; Marcella Kri'ocnbil.

Icr Countv: Joyce Anderson. Coleridge; Ver- Isnc Coleridge; SAsdre Johnson, Hina: Charles Hbresman. Milkr John fXrnaha; auda W'auncta; Carolyn Murrish. Kearney, fiary I.ant Snv-j Handy. Oxtord.

Phyllis Bantam. Orleans; der; Marlin Cook. Boys Tow i CD- l.ola Knox County; Virpmia Hubka. L.sneastcr Coiin'y; Nancy Lan- County; l.aDonna Koblyer. Kathleen Larsen.

Bostwick; Claudette Siumbo. Salem Boden, Dorchester; Grceland. Valiev, or wifh ilaa Accaaaory (w later I Purple Nancy I.anca*ler County. Blue Niemoih. G-tnd Island; Baiile Krivohlavek Dorchester I Tailored Suit or Coat with Oae Purple Carol Scribner, County.

Steen. Kaihryn Stule. ILiiglcr: Wilma Loflus, Conlind TrSellc, Lanca.sier County, Sandra Kim. Genoa, anuia Schroeder. Gtoe County; Sharon from.

Bladen: Alice Kotoiik. Pawnee County; Lorraine County; Jeannette Fletcher, Lincoln County, Rlaa: Rodney Knox. Lineoin, Rcgistcfcd Cow, Biaat Dale Stahly. Milford. HOLSTEIN Oaada Juntar Calaea Bovd Burhoop, City; Manskc.

Lincoln Blue: Roger Vedder. Bcnnet; Vernon Lincoln. Gary Hoy. Rrva. Redatered Sealor Calvea Parale: John Davkin.

Judv George, Lincoln; Raymond Noyes, Roger Patterson, Lincoln. Redatered Seniar Calaea Henry Hurtado, Boys Town. RIac: Robert Schmidt, Fairmont: Gary Hoy. Roca; Ann Peterson, Kay Spader, Lincoln; Wilmer Kobcl.s, CrcHon, Reglatered Senior Yearlinga Parala: Marilyn Pollard. Nehawka: Robert Paine, Edison; Donald Frauen, Grand Island; Jcan Daykin; Don Ehiers, Roca; John Fishier.

Central City; Merle Schulz, Seward. RIae: Lawrence Wickstrom. Oakland; Donald Frauen. Grand Island; Glen Frauen. Grand Island; Barbara Land.

Bcnnet; David Loot. Lincoln; Kenny Myers. Roca; Roger Patterson. Lincoln. David Plum.

Lincoln; Edwin Emken, Mead, Patricia Jean Kuhr, Blair. Grada Junior Parala; Kay Sukstorf. ('edar Judy Kbel, South Sioux City; Joyce Robertson. Reglatered Junior Yearlinga Parale: Betty Stading, Dakota City; Glen Frauen. Grand Island; Kuy Sukstorf, Cedar Blue: John Fishier, Central City; Raymond Noyes, Lincoln Grade fteninr Yearling ParaHt Bob Swanson, Stromsburg; Edwin Blmken.

Mead RIac: Axihelm. Lincoln, Roger Schmidt. Fairmont, Holatcla Rcgialertd ficaior Ycarltaiga Parale: Mary Chapman. North Bend; Merle Schulz. Seward; John Chapman, North Bend.

Blue: Jean Lewb. Davkin; Karen Anderson, Lincoln; Don Khiers, Roca; Jiro Fishier, Central City. Registered Two-year-olds Blati Lawrence Wickstrom. Uakland. Grade Cows Boyd Burhoop.

Central City Registered Cows Paralax Lewis, Daykin. Marvin Schuti, Ames; Donald Frauen, Grand Island. MILKING SHORTHORNi Grade Junior Calvea Blue! Donna Jean Hintz. Madison, Bcgiatered Junior Calvea Blae: Roger Fiddelke. Riverdale.

Grade Senior Calves Rlaa: Carol McCarthy and Ellen McCarthy. Jackson. Reglatered Seniar Calvea Parale: Nancy Wiltse. Lyons. Blae: Max Waldo.

DeWitt: Janice Grummert. Plymouth: Ben Svoboda, Mead. Grade Jaalor Yearling Blue: Alice McCarthy. Jackson. Registered Janler Yearlinga Parale: Roger Fiddelke.

Riverdale. Ragtatared Senior Yearllaga Blue: Nancy Wiltae, Lyons: Max Waldo. Junior Yearlinas Blue; i.tn«-oui. iaui Kavan. in this show.

One of the outstanding oil paint, ,1 ings wa.s that of Bonnie Keim of cn and re.er^ champion Amsworth depicts the ors was the Un.versity of Eric Ponieranz of Stroinsburg E. Glenn Thacker of Kansas 1 11 Nwucy City, federai service senior ararunaa i i Parale: aineaaii, isoiui Bemi; Gf the MldweSt Uool Marketing Kenny IS Blue: Araicia nuouru. 1 judged on length. Strength and ikCgiasereu Cows Blue: Marcia Auuurn i.2), DAIKV HEKU Purple; Jean ja.wi«, jtaya.n blue; DwnaiU rraueii. utaiiU Island.

Jenwy Parale: Margaret Ann Stahly, AliliorU Kivuney Knux, Lincoln, Date piah- i Milford. L'OOd. Blue: Arlene Scnrosuer. Center. Bruwa Blae: Marcia uunung, Gaeruaey More Rcsiills yield.

Wool is judged ip four ditferep ategones, divided according to the diameter of the fiber: full blood, also exhibited several paintings, half blood, blood and quarter some of which were done in Switzerland. W'hile the description Two other exhibits, a plate made once specified the purity of strain, of inlaid wood by Albert Jodais of it now refers only lo the finenes.s Lincoln, and a novel group of Bunlma. bigger, Thacker says. Full apple dolls made by Mrs S. MHIuag hkonaora Blue: Nancy Wuuv.

Lysms. Gt'EKNBKk Gnme aaaiwr alses Blae: Caiui ji'icwaru, Kyraiitercd a amor Don Drocnmg, Bcnnt i GraM fiCBMir 1 Sniricy Hoy. Lincoln. Blaai Carol Broening, Bennei, Bob Ltacuin. Uagfiitarcai fieakir Paralet Tom Chapman, Beml; tricia snarontcc siiarp.

Lincoin. Vergith, Blaa: Donald Doolittle, Itoca: Lyle Judson. ju.incoin, I'atrisia Jay Shaw, Ktwtwick; Tom Konccky. svaho.i is the finest with the grades McKenzie of Lincoln, attracted getting coarser as they approach much attention, quarter blood. First and second place winners "Strains have been crossed un- class were: breeds no longer are indicators of fineness," Thacker noets.

"Now they are bred more for meat than fcr wool." Racket TOKYO (UPi-Police in atom- jack Niu, Cedar Biulu; Rodney iraig, jittery Japan investigated an leged racket run by a newly-or- Grade Jaaiar YaarllBss Blue: uamck North Bend. Ragiatarad Jaalor cariiitg). Tom Chapman, North Bend, Mary Chapman. Norm Bend. Grade licDlar Yearilag Paralt: Donald Doolittle.

Rosa, HcgMered firalor sharoniee snarp, Lloyd Bohung, Auburn. James Bend, Wendell Emanuel. Norih Bend; Davidson, Lincoln: Lyle JuUson, Lincoln, Jack Nuz, cedar biuiis; Imig, ganized religious sect which guarantees its followers survival in an atomic war by selling them "world bank notes." Police said the leaders tell converts the 100,000 yen notes (about $280) protect their holders from in nuclear warfare and Seward; Keith Wclach. Milford; Carolyn i will be the Only Currency in cir- 1 stroyed. KvglMarad Two-Ycar-Olda Blue: Tom Konecky, Wahoo.

RliMt Jim Shaw. Boatwick. Kcglalcrcd Puralat Lloyd W. Bohling. Auburn: Jack Cedar Blufts Blue: Tom Chapman.

North Bend; Ituth Auburn. COUNTY GROUPS Ayrshire Puraici Platte Brown fiwlu Pnralct Pnralc: Nemaha and Lancaster. BlMt Saunders. Jerseys and Seward. Holsteins Pnrale: Hall and Jefferson Bine: Merrick and Dodge.

nod She said 191 entries were made and tp man I Hired enamel mr sllsery I I-tnioin alt I'arale: M-- Sletal Parale; I aon I.E.ATHI Prttil, i.m, Heyward ahoo llafi Prtlil I iik i Kuth ParaG: I.rn, Pdiii ii J. I i PIIMTNG and Fulu 1 reamer and Salt and IHker Painted kma Mrs CulUr. Om AwKITw PuraG: t.u»ti.v l.irwoln l.ynn l.mciUn. Hand Kanaly Lincoln Lillian VV. 1 Lincoln Mrs t.intin, l.invcdn Blae: i.iUian Hfsi, l.m-..tn Mala, Tray a and Caaaler Parale.

Mrs. Clark Gusttn. Linenin. niaae; Lillian West. Lincoln.

Listed Parale: Clark Gustin. Limvdn Blue. Lottie Suule, Lincoln. fieat la ary Kanal.y. Lincoln.

Artlflrial Flow era Parale Glenn R. Payne, Linodn. Blae; Murray. Gift nr CkrUimaa card Parale and blae: Donna J. Hamilton.

Linisiln. Hnaa Carving Parale and blae Hanenkamp, Hickmanl Head. Heoain ar Shell Mark Parale: G. L. Litxenbrrg.

Uncoin Blue. Mary Partington. Ltm-obi. Alndel Parale: Robert ard. Lincoln.

Painted Figurine I Parale and blue: Dorothy pp Lincoln Handmade Dull Parale; Mrs. G. S. McKenzie. Lincoln, I Blue: Glen R.

Pa.vne. Lincoln. Lamp or Lamaahade I Purple; Ethel S. Myers. Lincoln.

Blueue; Jamea Truhler. Lincoln. Plaatle Article Purple and blue; Keith Matzke. York Handmada Candles JIMOIt liKIMKTMFNT Oil I'aitttina Parale: Lincoln Blue: Pauta Warner, 1 oior Parale: OhnslMnson, Lincoin Blae: Sandra Damrow. Lincoln.

Blae; Lincoln. Tfsllle Painlina Parale; indt cn. I.fn- Painted Fiaariae Paralet pp Lincoln, l.eatker ork Purate and blae; Warren Pnel. T.ln- coin. Artificlul Flowers Parple: Lundccn.

Lincoln Parale: I mlHry. r. I.incoln. Blue: Jim Lohse, Lincoln. Brass.

Coaaer or Prwtrr Parala blue: Daisy Uandall, I.in- Prisoii SAG PAULO, Brazil Notorious Anchieta Pruson, often described as "Devils IS deserted. The island prison, scene of a mass jailbreak in 19.52 in which at least prisoners were killed, was closed by government order and its 168 inmates were transferred to mainland jails. Frauen, Grand Island Earl Chriaten Orleans, Luther Columbus, Knvohlavek. Dorchester t2). AOKKKHIKK Rrtedins Pm Plat VVahr lUnIr reek.

Bine: Bonnie A 2: and Dalvin 5chccr, Arlingiofi Rreedlna l.iiter BIM; l.a»wrence R. Creek; Scheer. Arlington. REKKHHIUK Breeding Paralet Bill Wilson, Kearney, and l.ynn Sundberg, Siromsburg BEbt: Bill Wilson. Kearney Itichard Bantam, Orleans; and Lynn Sundberg, Stromstnirg.

Breeding Liner Man: Bill Wilson, Kearney: and Lynn Sundberg. Sirombtirs i IH R(M i Breeding Hows Charles F.brcsmrtn. MiUer: Gary I.An*emeier. Snyder. 2.

W'llham Ahlschwedc, Crete; Merle Schulr. Seward Beverly BroglHetie, McCool Junction; and Allen D. Krivohlavek. Dorthcvter. 2.

Hrccdittc I.ittCf 1 Jiihn Knabe. RIac: Robert Langemeier. Kenneth Wagner. Lincoln; and David 'Mc- Keymalds, PGI.AM» I HIVI Dcliman. Blue: Francis Steffen, frofion.

2: Dettman, Stella; and Eldon Kieborz Loup City. 2. RREEIHNf, LITTERM Bluet Steffen Groftnn avne Deitman, Stella and Eldon Kieborz, Ivoup City MTILTMHIRE AMI TAN WORTH Rrecdiag Hows Ernie Osatitowski. Hcllwrvod. 2.

BREEBING LITTER Blaet Gary Snyder, William Ahlachwfde. Crete; Merle Schultz. Seward; and AMen Knvohlavek. Dorchester. POLAND CHINA Rraetfteg How Blact Marcia M.

Bohling, Auburn. Glen Bohling, Auburn, and l.airTy Hahn, JohrMoa. 2- CHEHTKR HITE Breadiag Bow lUmn Robert Cardir, Creighirm: and Darren Allhouse. Waverly. H.AMPHHIRK Breadtag Haw Paralet Robert l.angemeicr= Hooper, and Uarvin MeKay, Alvo.

Fred Lindsey. Union; Robert Langemeier, fflooaer: Joyce Ellen Beesley, Bcalnce Richard A Beatrice; Dean SIGHT THIS and evening, the grand stand at the State Fair ia pulling in whopping crowds this year, ion and Kasaar Dorcheitrr the Sunday afijsmoon crowd watching the big car racea. ktaa or Percalaia Parale: Helen j.aymond Blue: Harriet Stoner, Glassware Parale; Mrs l.oi* I.incoln. Blue: L. Forney, LiiKoin.

Hnlverware Parale: Daisy A. Handall. Lincoln. Blue: Mrs. Lincoln.

Parale; Mrs, Jack Ethcrton, Lincoln. Blue: Daisy Randall. I.incoln Tin. Leather, Felt or A'clsH Blue: Daisy Randall. Lincoln Handwoven Piece Purple: Mrs.

M. II.Aerland. I.incoln. Blue; P. Rogers.

Lincoln, Wearing Purples Daisy A Randall, Ijncoln. Blue: V. P. Rogers, Lincoln. Print, Documenta.

Etr. Purple: Daisy A. Randall. Lincoln. Blue; M.

L. Haverland. l-incoln. Jewelry Purple: Daisy A. Randall, Lincoln.

Blue: Mrs. Pjtherton, LiiKoln, isceilaneoas Purple: Herbert King. Lincoln Blue: Daisy A Randall. Lincoln. Dll Painting Purple: Bette Sandhourne.

Omaha, Purple; Mra. Ijrnn l.incuin Blue; C. Tabor and Vesleika. Lin-' coin Mobile or Hpare Dtsrider Blue: Nancy Jane Dickerson, Lincoln (Hber Novelties Purple: Mra. Henry Godman.

Unc-oln. Bhie; R. H. Czapausky, Linculn. Rest novelty In lot Mrs.

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1 H. Hliwt 1 Ki- KJfs! flon ('orad' l.n,.,- Dcnn vnk I ineotn ole 1 LukoIb Clark fiirk. May 1 Vnm A Parale; aster Dswam Draft Horse Winners A nnoinieed Four exhibitors shared $1.168 In prize money in the Belgian draft horse show at the Nebraska State Fair. With interest in draft horses on the wane, many cla.vses had only one entry of David City had the grand champion mare and George Roman of Norfolk showed the reserve champifMi stallion and L. Halm at Syracuse the reserve mare.

In the pony competition. Ma.ster» and Parker of Syracuse had the grand champion stallion. Kenneth Collins of Beatrice look the grand champion.ship in pony mares Other horse BEld.l AN Bialliuas 1 Two-saiur-uM; ILan'n. 1. A 1 I am, Alkg sd 'red Fm 1 Mahn.

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