The Ravenna News from Ravenna, Nebraska • 2

a a a a a a a a Ravenna, Nebraska, Thursday, July 7, .19557 THE RAVENNA NEWS Page Two Can You Identify This. Farm Home Located in This Community? This series of mystery farm operator of the farm, if he will lished in the paper next week. photos 3 is sponsored each week in call for it at the Ravenna Bank. Join in the fun, and the guessthe News the Ravenna Bank. If you recognize this farm call ing.

How keen is your sense of A beautiful enlargement of the the bank. The names of the first observation? original photo will be given to the three persons to call will be pub- A Wink at Sports By CHARLES WINKLER Hats Off Department Our hat is off to the good Ravenna sportsmen who "took the bull by the and saved a possible foldup of the Beavers because of financial distress. This would have been a real blow to local baseball, especially after having two championship teams in a row. This spring when the Ravenna team held their meeting to elect officers for the year it was suggested to sell some tickets to the various business places in town and let them use them in whatever way they saw fit as complimentary tickets. This system worked out very successfully at Columbus a few years back.

For some reason this plan was never attempted. One business man who has had lots of experience on baseball boards told us a few weeks ago, when it became apparent the team was in need of money, that he would have been glad to have purchased a bunch of tickets for this season as he figured the best way of advertising -MORITZ WEDDING DANCE July 11 Ravenna Auditorium CLARK YANDA His Debonaires Everyone Welcome is to let your old customers know you appreciate their business. The ball club would have certainly sold these tickets at reduced prices in a package deal like this. Speaking from our own personal. point of view and as strictly a customer at any Ravenna store, what would make a baseball fan feel better after buying a couple new tires for his car, a ton of feed, a few tons of fertilizer, paying his monthly grocery bill, enough vaccine to vaccinate 50 pigs, a case of Hadacol, a new suit, the monthly gas bill and hundreds of, other things a consumer buys and as a token of appreciation for his business receive a ticket of two to a ball game.

Besides this you are helping to keep baseball going in your town and helping to keep these fans coming to Ravenna. Let's give this idea careful consideration and we'll wager after it has been put into effect and given a trial the business men of Ravenna will go to the ball club officials for tickets instead of the officials coming to them on a solicit basis. It will be that successful. The team has had tough luck from the gate standpoint because of so many rained out games. It, is always hard to get a postponed game advertised and thus the club suffers financially.

The first home game of the second half of the season will be with Loup City on July 3. Make a note of this and let's all get out and get behind the team and let's win the second half, fellows. On Pay-As-You-Go Television In the past few months we have heard many pros and cons regardTing pay as you go television. Inother words system where you could insert a quarter or half-dollar in a gadget on your own set and see a program of your own choosing. KEEP YOUR HOME As Cool as CE With a Frigidaire Home Air Conditioner The most beautiful deluxe models in Frigidaire air conditioning history.

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could easily pick up as much as $300,000 on the "pay-and-peek" system, according to some experts who have studied the setup. About every ill that has hit the athletic world in the past few years has been charged almost to television. It is very unfortunate that it has hurt minor league and sandlot baseball, but perhaps they can bounce back when the newness wears off. It is our own 'personal opinion that pay as you go TV will eventually be here to stay. But the viewers will be selective.

As one fellow said, "The fans won't rob, the children's bank for any game, but he would for an important one." A family reunion picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Klein and Marilyn of North Hollywood, Calif. was held on Sunday at the Harmon Field Park in Kearney. A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon and the afternoon was spent visiting, and the children and young folks enjoyed the various amusements.

Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Nelson and daughters and Mrs.

Walter Duncan of Kearney; Mrs. Nellie Bateman, Mrs. Mollie O'Neil, Mr. Glen Bateman, Neil and Susan of Gibbon; Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Walbrecht, Mrs. Bess Hauser of Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Pleasanton; Mrs. Luticia Whitcomb, and Mrs.

Goldie Johnson, Diana, Danny, Dawn and David, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Zeller, Bob, Loren and Larry Vacek, Mrs. Ivan Finke, Sandy and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Jennings and George, all of Poole; and the California guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Klein and Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Johnson and family were entertained by Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Luce and family at a picnic and movie in Kearney Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Book and Mrs.

Book's two sisters and their husbands, Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Thornton and Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Hale, enjoyed a picnic at Harmon Field Park in Kearney July 4th. Mrs. Elmer Chop, Donna, Debbie and Johnny Weight spent the afternoon Monday, with Mrs. Ernest Schneider. Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Robinson of Ravenna were Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Book. Dick Sweeney and Ralph Fester of Kearney a few days at the Sweney farm while Mr.

Fester was doing the farm work. Mrs. Leonard Zeller, Bruce, Brent and Gary were Monday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen Jr.

Monday evening guests at the Leonard Zeller home. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Rasmussen and Debbie of Litchfield, Mrs. Doris Asher and children of Hazard, Betty.

Rasmussen and Elaine Asher of Kearney and Mr. Mitchell of Grand Island. Mrs. Roy Standage and Mrs. Birney Hughes visited with Mrs.

Dick Tatem on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zeller and Danny of Litchfield spent Monday at the Louie Zeller home. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Behrendt Jr. spent Tuesday evening, June 21st with Mr. and Mrs. Buz Kucera and family near Shelton and helped little Billie celebrate his first birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bock had their baby son baptized 'Ronald Lee at Lutheran church in Ravenna on Sunday, June 26. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Finke were sponsors. Dinner guests at the R. Bock home after the services were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Finke and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Ervin Bock and family. Mrs. W. H.

Hughes spent Monday night and Tuesday morning with her daughter, Mrs. Will Lam- mers, at Pleasanton. Mrs. Hughes had received word of the death of a sister-in-law, Mrs. Olive Farns-' worth, at Kansas and they had planned to attend the funeral services, but plans were changed later.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schneider visited friends at Lexington Sunday, June 26th. Among the guests was a friend of Mrs. Schneider's, who recently returned from a trip to Europe and had many interesting things to tell the group 'of her trip.

Mrs. Luticia Whitcomb is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Duncan, at Kearney. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Luce and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herbst and sons at Aurora Sunday. Danny Johnson played with Bobby Luce on Thursday. Darrel Terry was a guest of Rodney Stover Wednesday and Thursday.

Dianna, Danny and Dawn Johnson played with Kim, Kirwin and Ted Stover on Wednesday afternoon and Stevie Ingerson of Grand Island was their guest Friday and Saturday. Alan Stover and daughters of Riverdale, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lorich and children of Wyano, Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Bohn and children, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stover and sons and Mrs. Mae Stover enjoyed a picnic dinner and supper on Sand Creek Sunday. Mrs.

Wild and Mrs. Lorich are sisters of Mrs. Alan Stover. Antelope Valley Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Furtak and Debby Kay visited Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calvin. Leonard Kriha made a business trip to Shelton Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Hofbauer of Ravenna visited at the Leonard Kriha home Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calvin visited at the Wm. Tiede home last Wednesday.

Barbara and Kristi Irwin of Ravenna visited last week at the Elmer Chop home. Barbara Irwin spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the John C. Schuller home. Mr. and Mrs.

Walt Hanisch of Rockville visited Sunday at the Clarence Calvin home. Mr. and Mrs. John Schuller visited last Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Chop. Don Weight was a visitor at the Elmer Chop home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Giffin, Linda, Janet Kay and Janiece Ann were Thursday evening dinner guests at the Clarence Calvin's.

Elmer Chop and Clarence Calvin were business callers in Kearney Thursday. Several from this community donated blood at the Bloodmobilein Ravenna last Thursday. Mrs. Alice Chop and Mrs. Nellie Calvin' viisted at the Ken Irwin home Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rieker of Cozad, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Tiede, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Furtak and Debbie of Ravenna, Mr. and Mrs.

Walt Hanisch of Rockville were guests at the Clarence Calvin home Tuesday. A. J. Hervert and Mrs. Mary Bullock were in Kearney Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calvin and Nadine were in Kearney Thursday Mrs. Porter Province and Mrs. Arthur Hartley of California and Mr.

and Mrs. James Chop visited last Wednesday at the Elmer Chop home. Charles Hervert was a business caller in Kearney Friday. Mrs. Chas.

V. Hervert, Mrs. Clarence Calvin and Mrs. Verne Middleton attended the R.N.A. meeting at the home of Mrs.

Anna Geist in Ravenna Friday. Joe Kriha was a business caller in Grand Island Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Hervert was in Grand Island Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Hervert and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Bullock of Laramie, Wyo. were callers at the Fred Cottrell home Sunday. A. J. Hervert was in Kearney on Monday.

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INSTALL THEM YOURSELF AND SAVE! GREENSLIT LUMBER COMPANY Mr. "and Mrs. Clarence Calvin were in Grand Island Monday. Bernard and Barbara Middleton of Boise, Ida. were overnight guests at the Albert Hervert home Thursday.

and Gwene Hervert spent Thursday and Friday with Marilyn, Bernard and Barbara Middleton at the Chas. Hervert home. Pleasanton The Lammers family held: gettogether Sunday evening in the park in honor of Mrs. Ella Reese of Omaha and Mrs. Minnie Beck of Kansas City.

Mrs. Lucy Adams of Alda is visiting at the Henry Southworth home. Jenny Southworth, who was temporarily employed at. Offutt Air Base came home last Monday with her sister, Ruth. The Birthday Club had a picnic party for Mrs.

Leslie Dehm in the park Saturday afternoon. Visitors at the Bernard Roelle. home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roelle, and Jimmy and Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Feringer of Peetz, Colo. Mabel Jones of Greeley, Colo. has come to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Shafto, who is now well enough at home after nearly a year's stay at a rest home in Kearney.

Mrs. Bud Hupf and Debbie of Hastings are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zimmer. Ernest Zimmer is drivnig the school bus to Kearney every morning to take the twenty-eight children from this community who are attending swimming classes there.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peters and Dick and Mr. and Mrs. -Carl Schwab and Gene drove to Taylor June 27 for a day's fishing.

Darold Eaton, Dean Hadwiger and Max Epley, who are stationed at Chicago, drove home for the holiday weekend. The baseball game with Overton on the home diamond Sunday afternoon was a hotly -contested one. With the score 9-9 in the seventh inning, the game ended on a protest from Riverdale. Now the teams will have to wait to see what the League officials have to say about playing off the tie. Pleasant View Sunday School at 10 a.m.

Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beilke and Daryl and Mrs. Dwight Beilke, Susan and Timmy were Monday evening visitors of Rev.

and Mrs. Noye and family at Grand Island. Monday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlatt- mann and family were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Smith of Kearney, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith Warren and Reva Alderman. Evening visitors were Mr.

Mrs. Henry Schlattmann, Mrs. Jack Meyers, Jackie and Randy, and Sandra, Kay Lynn and Jimmy Roberts of Marysville, Kas. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilber Beimond spent Wednesday afternoon at the Carl Unger home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Kearney were Saturday evening supper guests at the Luther Smith home. Rev.

'and Mrs. A. L. Embree were Sunday evening callers at the Harold Schlattmann home. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Unger were business callers in Grand Island Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. August Timm spent Friday with Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Beilke and Daryl. Mr. and. Mrs.

Harvey Stuber were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Charles. Wilks home. Mr. and Mrs. George Otto were business callers in Kearney Tuesday.

Mrs. Kelly Minnie O1- son and Flora Hankins visited Kelly Hankins in the hospital in Grand Island Tuesday. TV RADIO SERVICE All Makes Models Day or Night BOB'S TV SERVICE BETKE 2-3571 Delores Unger is on the sick list: Reva Alderman was a dinner guest at the Luther Smith home Monday. COOK'S PAINTS sold at UNKLE RAY SEZ IT'S FUNNY HOW FOLKS HATE TO HAVE OPERATIONS BuT HOW THEY LIKE 10 TALK ABOUT THEM AFTER THEY HAVE 'EM. UNIVERSAL FEATURES CO 137 Folks, trouble free driving depends on lubrication.

Make it easier for that car of yours to spring back to life, with all squeaks and groans eliminated by thorough and expert Jubrication jobs. KROEGER SERVICE Phillips RAVENNA NEBR. (66 In the past few months television viewers in this area have lost out on several sporting events because KHOL-TV's losing the Gillette fights on Friday nights and because of the fact that the Pabst Blue Ribbon fights have changed networks and are now on ABC instead of CBS. Fight fans in this area were even more angry when the Channel 13 management announced that they could still get the fights because they have an ABC hookup, but chose to stick with the hour-long play which CBS has installed in their schedule. This has been.

a big boost to viewers, who enjoy this kind of entertainment as it has given them such famous plays as "Johnny "Ah Wilderness" and many more, but it has certainly crimped the sports program. This fall will receive a big boost with the Hastings TV station expected to be on the air with an NBC affiliate which should give us the Gillette Cavalcade of Sports back on Friday nights. Also fans have ben worrying themselves into a frenzy as to whether the pro football games will be telecast over any of these stations this fall. We think the prospects of getting the games on Sunday afternoon are very good. We have been hearing rumors that an Omaha TV station is now thinking of putting up a satellite station in the area: around Osceola, and this would be a definite boost to sport fans as this would give them more variety.

Also the fact that KHOL-TV1 has come through with their satellite station near Hayes Center, which will give them a viewing audience of around a half million people, should increase their ability to get new programs. But we for one would like to go on record as definitely being in favor of pay as you go television as it will give one a chance to see sporting events as well as other programs that the sponsor can't afford to air for free. For instance, wouldn't it be nice to sit by your set and deposit a quarter or any other desired coin and see the Yanks play the Indians in a crucial game, or Archie Moore fight Rocky Marciano in a title go. As well as giving the fans Let Your Flock Drink the Worms Away! GLAND -O- LAC Chick' Tee The Amazing New Liquid Poultry Wormer Put Chick'n Tee in your flock's drinking water. Remove 97 to of all roundworms in one application.

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