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This Issue - 22 Pages - Three Sections Det. HI Lo Pr., Jury 2 .90 "62 July J Ilol 66 July " 85 6' July 5 88 65 July 6 88 68 July Z 92 7.( THE WAYNE HERALD .l

Council Gives $4,000 Boost Many Seek WSC Joh To WS Promotional· Efforts The search for a new. presl dent of Wayne State College is 'Wayne State College received college budget for advertising, nearing the July 15 deadline for .....000 boost ',..om the city of he said. and the college needs to applications. and :117 persons Weyne Tuesday night to help become active" in this area if the have already expressed interest. .ttraet students to the campus. decline In student enrollment is Ot these. about 100 have sent to be re.... ersed The council ... oled 8-0 to con formal applications, according Councilmen seemed enthusi tribute that amount to a fund to to Dr Ed Elliott. chairman of astic about the pOtential of such be used to promote the college the search committee. Quite a 1I fund, noting that private in a variety of way, - adver number of applications arri.... ed individuals could donate to it in ttsements in newspapers on In recent days, and Dr. Elliott ana the future radio. brochures and the like, said he expects more. Mayor Kent Hall said after the The committee has processed Approval came after councH decision that it is time for the abou' 150 applications ~ looked man Frank Prather, member of city to do something to. help at them and formed preliminary the college teaching staff, said keep the tollege healthy For too ludgments, Dr Elliott said. the college needs financial help long, he said. the city ha~ to promote what it has to offer reaped the benelits 01 having the In addition to weekly m@et to stbdent!. college here withours-upporTilig ings, -c(i'mmiTfee individuals . There are no funds In the it In an active manner spend four fo five hours a week studYing applications. By the end of lQi'3, they will reduce the candidate list to four or five Council Okays H·ike nominatIOns whicH they will submif to the State College -m-cit¥' Tax Levy Sf'€' WS JOB, page 7

A Wayne woman ri!lst week became fhe fifth winner in the Blr'hday Bucks promotIOn span sQred weekly by Wayne busi nessf'S and Itrms Mrs Harry Schulz won S50 in coupons, which can be spent just Id•. e cash In any of the approxr mate 80 bUSinesses -participating Got Sidewalks In the draWing She ...... as in Wittig's Super Valu Lackin/.!:'! Well, when the date chosen earlier ...... ae, announced Since she was ,. They're Comin~- -Thf~-pers-onln one of, thl'! partI C ,paling stores whose birthday NdS (Iose..,t to that date. she ReSidents In a large area 01 pitrn",d the $50 consolation prize Wayne will be getting notices '0 Hild hf'r birt:lday fallen on the mstall sldew::)lks w; have fhe e)(ac! dilfe drawn. she woulcl .Clh dQ.JLM1Q be charged tor the work - have won fhe 1300 grand pr"k offered each week Council voted 53 Tuesday The Winning date IS announced One of the Greatest night to not ltv reSidents In an ,n all <,tore-:. taking pdrl In WA YN E HERAL 0 '<1r r I"r' qrot thf'lr programs auto dpsignated hitter for the TwityS From ~eft ·a-r-e--Gt:eQ­ 'County Commissioner eastern portion of the city that Birthday Bucks at 6 15 pm qrdi!~"·ri I,,.. fur'·it Ql,vd M"1I1l·',(Jld TWlfl'. ,>Iar, during theIf Mosley, Ravi Johar, Dan Mangers and Jeff Backstrom (the s.ldewalks have to be installed Pac h Thunday All employees ci"t,nq !II !h, T /',n', Llk,' on lh{' New York Yankees other two youths were waiting for the-i-r chan-u' to get The area IS bounded on 'he e"cep' those working on Thurs S,--\t'JI c!d'{ dlt,·r'l!t(ll', dt Hlr)oJlllcl(jlon OliVo was fhe first Oliva's aufograph) The four were among a dozen carners west by Main Street, on the day nights are eligIble to 1(, I,ll' thl' !lrn'·!I(,ll1 League batflng crown who made the trip to see the game. won by the TWinS, 9·1 S~ek south by Fifth. on the north by elfher the consolation or the To Lawyer in :.~",r "''''(1 !I'f' rn'II(Jr' '1'1 196,1 He'", currently a· Anofher picture. page sevpn 10th and Hillcrest and on the grand prize east by the clfy limits Char~e Voting In favor of Issuing the Malfeasance notices were Keith Mosley, Dar rei Fuelberlh, Vernon Russell, DIstrict Court judge George from office jf found guilty of H~rvey Brasch and Pat Gross w, Dittriet Wednesday made no makmg the illegal purchases. Councilmen Frank Prather, ~7_VV()T~_Ne> ~ ruling in the clise involving a according '0 Bornhoft Ivan Beek~ and Jim Thomas i9bwoy rt malt~slmce fi he>! charge of against Judge Dittrick set no bond for voted agaln",t forCing property Wayne County IcOmmi~sjoner Burt. who hilS been.-..a county owners-Io tn-slaH SldeWa-f-kS Floyd Burt commissioner slOce Jan 1. 1971 .C.oun<:_'I.. wllJ .co.n-s.jdefo forCing Judge Dittrick deferred action I"; anoth.e~ ..~(.Hon~ J-vdg~ 011 ,nstallatlon of Sidewalks ,n other in the C6.s:e: .~nd'lflg .l1ir.irlg-..of··-an­ inC1(""'overruled the city 01 area'> ot the (Itl' at future -Ceii-roll Slated for Letting attorney" by Burt Wayne's request to have the suI! meetings 8urt, chargeod by county at ~~~:s~;~~ ~C~'~de;sC;:::e~t Carroll <'HI',] rl·'.,(h,n!<, who In ~)c:J(htion, - the-- stk r \ O"p,nt,-nenl of rn,ll,on project will cost about $425.000 resurfaCing of seven miles of Slon to fire him earlier thiS year Bornhoft last week Wed mal Neart,v Donp Road,> oll,clo1h "ald Wpdnf''>dily Amonq the prOlects -included Highway 35 Irom HoskIns to charg~ Fairchild IS asking for rem V Grading. structure work and feasance against Burt. that prol('(' I" Of't· of "(,"Jl.'rill ,n thc· five yenr program releas Norfolk. Total cost of the project statement and pay tor the period The rrprlntlOg 01 the onglnal surfacing of 14 miles of High saying he had purchased three fhroughout thl' "lellp whl( h will (:d WednesdnY are several in the IS estimated at $630,000 h~ history of DI)(on Counfy and ways 9 and 35 between Wake tires in the name of the county has. been .off the police force, be conlrnc!-f>.d lor Il.,. JU-A-f'- 30 adlacenl 'owns IS complete and W"rym'--oTe-a Gradi.ng, structure work and while aware they would be used nellt ypar field and the iunction with v' Hall fired Fairchild in April fhe books are In the hands of Ihe Tho<,e prolects Highway 10 north of Allen That surfacing of 11 miles of Highway by others Thp $76~ 000 prOjPcl Will In following an investigation Fair book binders proiect ,'J expected tf) cost 57 north of Laurel. Estimatea clude gri\dlng, "true turp work lI"'" '::.radlng. ,>trueture work and Two tires were purchased In child conducted of liquor estab AccordlOg 10 Earl HlOds of ~urtaclnq $1,800,000 cost of the project is and Plthpr paving or ,l<,phall of 9 S miles of High 51,575,000.· OKember which were for the Iishments in the city. Fairchild Ponca. In charge of fhe prOlect, ~urtd( Ing on lhp' 91 mill' ..,!relch use of an unnamed third party, brought in two men from outside the books will be ready for the charges read, and another the city to see " they could spike c'istrlbutlon soon of hlghWnl" 'rum C..'1rroll to Highway <,Irplch 'irf was purchased in April for beer or buy liquor by the drin~ A sma!! number o! extra 70 Thp of hlghwclY ,,, 'IH [(''1111' qrilJel Burt's own personal use without memberships caple", wer" ordered dnd will be surfau:- Woyn~-BJ)unctJ;;ermgn Burt, 0' rural Winside. could Hall h"s said tha' although available on a lirst ~()'!".P', '-.If,>t Whl'n John H\"dLQf_Q .ritn .dn .Girl ,jn'~ AlThough Ihe prolf>d wiTT bf: - be 1200 oneach' 'of the twO-­ FaTr-ChTTCfi-' rrrrng-101Toweatna-' serv-ed- -baSIS to those, who had Incubator fMtory on South MaIO contrac ted for dUfing fiscal 197,1 charges and could be removed 5ee MALFEA~ANCE. page 7 not previously ordered. Street il may nol bf- cornpletpd during that period. DOR oltl(,al,> note Wonders The Highway ')7 Improvement Wayne"kes Cited for Conservation Efforts 1"0 one ot lour prolect", rn Ihe Wayne area which the ",tate ha!> About Monika scheduled lor letllng belare Members of the Wayne chap close at lhl; ll",cal yet'lr nellt Plehn. ter of the Izaak Walton league June Wayne's are proud owners of a large Tne other prOlcct", pl'-que presented to them in Dressing latest recognition of their outstanding '" Second slage bilvmlnou,> AF5 contribution to the NEBRASKA. surfacing of the Waterbury spur student 'and Acres For Wildlife pro· north ot Waterbury. work on the Styles oram. 1.3 miles will (051 $50,000 Game and Parks Commission fI"" Grading. structure work and The eighth foreign exchange student to conservation officer Marion resurfacing of HighWay 12. from spend a year studying at Wayne High School SMter of Norfolk pretented ."­ Ponca soufh('nst to Highway '20; under the American F·leld Service program "I.que to the local chapt.r the 10.1 mile stretch will cost will arrive in Wayne next month to make -V n'Vhf durl"ll the vraup', 11,940,000 her home with the Rowan Wiltse family lift·'amily night at the lake Monlka Plehn-, 17, is trom Kassel. Ger northwest 0' Wayne. tI'" Grading, structure work and many, a city of o... er 190.000 about 90 Sha'.r, 'ormerly of Winside. lurfaclng ot Highway 84 east of miles norfheast of Frankfurt. The city is ""d the local I zarek Walton Hartington "nd Highway 5711­ involved in 'the manufacture of locomotives asks, "Is it possible th3t 'I wear pen',' at Leioue was amono the top five north; work on the 6.2 mile and railwi'ly cars, motor vehicles, textiles. school or do I have to wear only skirt•.• sponsors of the NEBRASKAland projecf will cosl $680,000 electrical products, china and jewetry. and when we go to church dO we have to Ac,es ForA Wild"'. program. in Those proieets are part of Monika's father 1$ a hydraulic engineer. wear hats1" . 1~,' $9,100.000 worth 'at highway She has an older brother and slster and a "Here you can yo 10 churCh or schoOl The lkes .nrolled 18 ar.a work which will be contracted younger brother dressed in your own s1yle:' she continued. landowners and f.rmers In the for jn~a large area of Northeast She is now spending five weeks in Koln. Monika indicated sWlrnn1i",g and lIstenlntl program, and. total of ... acr~ . Nebraska during fiscal 1974. "ermany, working alld Ii .... lng with her to good music as main inter,ests. *e. set, aside to provide natur.1 The DOR plans to let for fiister. She will arrive In New York City Wiltses· were notified I'n April by the .t~­ Nlbllal lor wlldllte, construction a total of 568 mil about Aug. 12 and Is expected In Nebraska a national AFS office in New York that The Ike,' promotional ottor" CONSERVATION OI'F1cER Marlon Sh

Sundell Families Hold Open House For Parents' Golden Anniversary My. and Mrs Alvin G Sundell master of Cl'.'remonles for the Greve of Wakefield was cut and Weddings ReunIons Club Meetings Social Events of Wakellele and Mr. and Mrs program held during the after served by Hdda Anderson 01 Lawrence A Sundell 01 Assiria. noon. Suellen Sundell played an D€nver COlo Eunice Beckner by sandra breltkreutz Kan" were host Sunday after organ prelude and Alvin Sudnell of Elkhorn. and Mildred Hend noon to an open house reception gave a resume of the couple's ricks at AlkLnson honoring the golden wedding years fogether LOIS Borg of Concord Harr anniversary of their parents. MUSical selecllons Included a 1('11 EWing and Donna EWing 01 Mr. and Mrs Albert Sundel( of brass quartet number ... ilh piano Atlar'la Gn Kay Wood of Wakefield accompan~ment 'Bless Th,s Waterloo EI~n Lynne Wooten 01 "The event, attended by over House," by Sarliyn, Suellen, Ted Mlntord, Ohlc and Suellen Sun 200 guests from California, Okl Steve and Rick Sundell A cJpl1 ~('r YE'd coffE'e Reba Menuey Debra Davis, Kenneth Hall ahoma. Georgia. OtliO. Iowa. plano organ due ,t "Beautiful 0' Soufh S'oux Clly and Dorothy Kansas and Colorado. was held Isle of Somewhere," was played r r,'('rnan at Omi'lha ~ e r " e d .at Salem Lutheran (huI"ch in by Sarllyn and Suellen Sundell, puncr Wakefield and Steve Sundell. accompanied Wrlltrl'~<'l'<' were M,chf'lle dnd Wed in Candle.1ight Service Gladys Cote of El Calon, by SueJJen, sang "Children of Melan'e Mf'nucy of Soulh SIOUX Calif" registered guests and Jan the Heavenly Father' n Swe Cdy Rob,n Robertson of Dakofa In a 7 30 P m c.andle-light ceremony at the baby's breath Robertson of Dakota City and dish He was 10lned by fhe [,ty LaVonne Beckner at Elk Carroll Unl'ed Methodist Church Debra Jo Her attendants wore emplrp fashions of Marilyn Hendricks of Atkinson audience tor 1he EnglIsh version horn Sdrdyn Sundell of Wake DaVIS. daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis orchid organza feafurlng embrOidered bod arranged gifts at the lasf two verses - freld rlnd Jul'e Park became the bnde of Kenneth Hail. son 01 ,ces, full bishop sleeves and A Ime skIrts Asslsllnq ,n lhe kdehen were lawrence Sundell served as The cake, baked by Mae Mr and Mrs Russell Hall All are at With deep flounce hems Each carried a Mae Greve Carol Bard, Emma Carroll lavender candle WIth white and lavender Brown V('ra Chambers, Dar The Rev Robert Swanson of Carroll daisies and baby's breatt1 othy Dn.,kpll Ede-f'n Fegley oft,claleo at the ring ceremony and The men wore while Single breasted Students Wed in lincoln Pauline Grose Milrdell Holm Bnan Nelson of Carroll sang "Wedding tuxedoes With lavender rullled shIrts Among the guests at the party included Mrs Diane Du V'" lenne HUQelm

marrIage of their chIldren, LaRee

Jones to La-uy Grone MISS Jones IS a

1971 graduate of

Wayne HIgh School Her fiance, a .1969 -·~~.rn~,- graduale of Wayne TOPS Polvester'S Sleeveless Early Fashion t High SChool, IS Shnnks Halters A:eg, SS 00 Men's and Boy's to ~20,OO Preview employed by NPPD Swimwear Sleevless Plans are NOW REDUCED underway for an COAT SALE $2 47 to $3 97 Dresses Aug

f(ATlOtIAL .....APER Norvin Hansen JEANS M' ,... News 'Editor '3 .....,­ . JiQJ Marsh $4 "'-1173 BusineSs Mana~r Denims or knit~, V.lun fo 512.

cauPON COUPON Worth 13 ~---_ ... -.-----$1 --_..._.~-- __"'ort.h$5!=3.- On ttte Pureb." Onlbt~ Of AnY' WOmen's Of Any Women" T~e ~. With Purchose SWIMWEAR '5 Ore,s ofAny Shoes _ ICriday. 1:Jtl1 Only Friday Only! Pri~ Over "' \ Over'5

- ..:...... \ . The Wayne (Nebr.) Herald. Thursday. July 12. 1973 Children Host Sunday Fete aaptismal The 11 chlldr...

Mollete's Bunt,' 15 Strikeouts Gil':;'-c~~;Captures Wayne Open Aids Woynein Winning No. 14 V...... n Omaha golfers Bill smoothly," commenfed Wayne Elvhth flight -- Won b,. Terry Winside Midgets lailed 'to Laurel in their final league play Gilmore and John,..romasiewicl County Ch:rb president Del 5tol· Lutl, Wayne. 82 second. Boll F make history repeat itself Mon • before going into the district medI: up their minds fast 'lCftIr to fenberg. "The weather was Brunk", Yanklon. 86, Ih,rd. Dale day' night. The area club, des tournament the fourth wHk in Heiman. Nel,gh: and Wayne Mdrsh, pite a se .... enth.inning ",Hemp' to July, As no site has been finish tn a better spot in. the gOOd. It really helped to bring Wayn@, lied at 87 vet Wayne Counlry C1ub. -" goll the gollers to the tourney." Ninth lIight - won by R Swan knock 'off Wayne, dropped a 2 1 selected tournament the next time About 260 golfers played i,!'l the son, 83, !i.econd, a_Ii Norvell, Laurel decisio~ to the locals Last Friday night, Winside .round.': weekend action, with some 230 and M,ke Manes. Wayne, a! 84 .Last year WinSide 'played the earned a J 2 win over 'la'urer. 80th carded 27·hole· fotals of of them.. opting to play 0'1 tourth, KOhrd!, 85 r61e of a spoiler when the Alter Wednesday's match with Tenth f1ig"t - Won by R Sc nroe 11» to finish In a four-way tie for Sunday. TwentY'.leven players Midgets unloaded a 3·0 shutout Wisner, the Midgets wilt close der, 80. second, Tweeay, Bla,r, 83 agalOst Wayne to s.top the home their regular league action FrI. second place In the 1972 tourney. entered the cha.,pionship fliOM third, Sel!'fus, BI1I1I', 84 tourlh. But this year things changed Sunday. ., MontI!' Longholm, Hastings. B6 team's winning string af 13 day at home against Pender both finished the competition· Area players picked up their" Eleventh Ui9ht T,ed by Ron But Wayne's 14th win against Other area action Friday finds with -104 totals to tie for first and share of wins and ~Iaces In the Carnes, Wayne, dnd D Wise. Yank no defeats Monday didn" come Wakefield a, Wisner and Walt end up in sudden·death. 12 flights. Wayne Tletgen. Fred too, 031 87, third, Hosk",,,>, Lincoln untit the boHom of the se .... enth hill Lyons. at Bancroft 89, tourth, Sleffensmeler, Dodge, B9 inning As It turned out Gilmore won Gildersleeve, Oon Koeber, Terry Twelfth flight - Won by Grt'g Maltet~e. Wayn'! (1) the title In three hates after both Lutt, Chuck McDermbtt and Rjn Orwder, Laurel. 90, secona, Doug Wayne hurler Paul t1 ABI playen parred the first, birdied Car~es. all of Wayne, plus Grteg Barclay. Wayne, 94, thrrd, 0 JdPP, who chalked up his litth victory. 'B • E M,Hly H,ln~... n 11 , 0 o 0 the second and Tomasiewicl Urwller of Laurel won their Nei,gh. 95, tour'h. BOb Flem,ng "nd fanned 15 Winside players be P,lul M,lil,'IT" l! , 0 , 0 Doc Koeber, bOth ot Wayne hed al boggled the third. flights. Combrned with 13 other fore playing a significant par' in (,O(d'l' COOk (, J 0 , 0 '00 Gilmore took the lead after 18 local and area go".ers who helping to score one 01 Wayne's N' .. ,. M('v"'~ , ) 0 o 0 hofes with a total of 70. Toma· placed, the area was well repre· two runs R '(hWor .. m,1n~~ J 0 o 1 fe",I,· 0 .. "( n 1b o 0 se~~:'PionshiP Boy Scouts In the bottom 01 the .,eventh J" slewiCZ, Dan Gray of LelYtars, Won by Bdl Nu~~ Mallette bunted With the' base., DiI'o'· 7') 1 0 o 1 Larry Sock of NorfolK· and Tom Gilmore, Omaha, 7034 104, second. J,l" I rophl,{h '1 , 0 o 0 loaded and one man aul As rI Nelson of Oakland followed with Jottn Tomas,ew'Cl. Omaha. 7'1 J2 Tacklin~ Platte PAUL MALLETTE R',I' AI< "h"i: p' Q 0 o 0 72 before deciding the cham· 104. Ih,rd, Dan Grey, LeMars. turned out the whole game H. ph " , o 0 pionship in the last nine holes. Larry Suck. Norlolk. f,!ttl. Tom Three Wayne Boy Sc~uts will hInged on Mallette's attempt Ihroughoul the game, broke ,nto 11"I,o",l"rlq In 1 0 o 0 On the final nine holes, Gil Nelson, Oak)anc!,. all lied at \06, join a former local Scout Sunday it had to be good Ihe ,,>corlng colamn wlfh the help '"',""I, P",. ph 0 0 o 0 for a week·long canoe trip down 01 Ihree Wayne errors, Second I (", 'J~" ')" p' <) I o 0 more, Gray and Sock fired 34's, ~~:I:~t~,mB~:a~~:~~k,O:'~I:Indpo:~: \ baseman Doug Anderson made ) , but Tomaslewicz surprised the B,II Sc'hultl. Valley; Lee Tale, the Platte River "if Paul would have missed," " group with a 31 to cut the group Omaha, all lied .'II leW The Wayne youths are Gordon said Hank Over in, "It (the If 10 flrsl on one of fwo miscues W,n\.d'! 11) down to "im and Gilmore First flight - Won by Tom Emry, son of Mr. and Mrs, gamel would ha .... e been all by Wayne "hor1slop Ritch Work 'B • t1 All E Arnold Emry; Kevin Jech, son over." man Pilcher Doug Lage then ,.""J!" ~~ o o 0 0 Gilmore, who succeeds last ~::~~~: °L:~~:I', 7is. set~~~~: ~~r;;; He,ll"',l" (I ] 0 of Mr, and Mrs. Keith Jech, and Overin's reasoning was to the stepppd up to bat and found hiS o 0 0 year's winner Jack Kendzior Anderson, LaureL 76 fourth, BOb R" ...... r~ 1h ) 0 0 1 Carl Jenness. son of Mr. and poinf. Before Mallette bunted, way fo first on anolher error by o also of Omaha, won a set of Hupp, Nortolk, 7B ;, "rl,·r~on I tJ 1 Q o 0 0 Mrs. Miron Jenness Dave Hix was racing home from the shortstop Irons while Tomasiewicz picked SeconCI fh,"t Won by Ron 1-I"'I'.J"''Y',ln r' ) 0 o 0 0 ,They witl lea .... e Wayne Sun~y Wayne second sacker Da .... e u~ ~rizes ~:~~~~, e~~::I:d'7:\h~~,O~~ ~~; third in an eftort to tie the H(;!1m,," [ 1 0 o 0 G a set of WoodS,. Other: to join Ralph AreH. son of Mr match. Nuss then bobbled the ball on a An(l,"r~on 7l) ) , o 0 0 g.lven to the top eight flnlshers L,nColn and Don R,ewer. Neligh and Mrs. Dick AreH, who moved Apparently that was enough to throw to second, allOWing An l,"I" P 1 0 , 0 were golf bags for the third and both a! 78 ' 1-1", rnn-',·,~ 11 , 0 to Fremont from Wayne recent u~ the Winside club, Alter derson to come home o 0 fourth place finishers, a carryall Third flight Won by Purnell, ',"'. Wayne. and nex' week f:'e;~~~cnfli~ht Again the bases were loaded 125 savings bond, third a choice Won by Wayne The trip down the rtver is one with sfill one out Center fielder Wayne Nine Destroys of a dozen bails or a carryall T,elgen. Wayne, 80, .!>econd Ken of the canoe excursions Gordie Cook then ended fhe while fourtfi got a choice be Whorlow, Wayne. 81.- th,...d S.H hiqhhghf.ed in a recent issue of game with a single to score tween an umbrella or putter Denk,nger, Cedar Rap'd'; Hal NE BRASKAland Mag a z j n e. Wayne's sec.ond . ~:rJY SC:':~:de;;I;.~nder, 1~:/tb8yl Wisner with 21 Runs Wayne's Ray came Fred public-ation ot the Nebraska WinSide, playing tough ball the closest to wlnnrng a 1974 Gdder'iieeve, Wayne, S.d f:'resloo, Game and Parks Commission Wayne unloaded a 14. run up the regular Ralph automobile sponsored by Wort· Waketleid. al B2, Ih,rd, Da .... e H,x. The four youths, members of scoring attack 10 the '!>e .... enttl League play man Ford Co,. Murray fired the Wayne, 84. fourth, Dalla!> WaIte, Wayne Troop 175, will use Local Scouts Inning to completely destroy W,.yne (211 ball about 179 yards on' the PlaH.,mouth. and Doug Dean. SIan canoes belonging to the Aretts WAYNE OPEN GOLFdlamplon BII1 GUmore. right. and Wisner's hopes of lopping the eighth hole - four feet short of IQrl.!led .'II 8.~ Ready for ABAHRalE and· to Claude Harder of Fre runner up John TomaslewlCl flash. smiles and show their locals Tuesday night, 218 r"rry PI .. ,!ler 10 \ 1 K::;eer~thw:~~:~ :~~nd~y "'~: 1 " ahole·in·one.and the. new car 81, mont. Harder is a former Wayne winnIngs alte'" Sunday'! conclusion of the local tournamenf The visitors, taking their loth ,",dnd', N",I'w:m '>\ \ ) J , ~~-~ Scott Reeg.~, -E W17e-, Y-aAlUon. resident who was active in Boy Jim Potts, tournament commiHee member, presented the Summer Trek .... Ictory against three deteats. '"' O~;I,l~r )dU I )~J , , , 0 -WlnAM~ I(,m B"lo.pr \1) ~h~:r;~~~~~ ah~~t five feet SW' emd Nerl Kluver. RaMolph. al 82 Scouting while ~iving here prtles- 1-0 the Scout Troop 17<1 of Wayne is managed three runs In 'he first 00 RlIl "(hW,lff/ ( ,• 1 , 0 gettl~ ready ItS $Ummer­ -an-d td t-h- tf'tt't-tn9S a-Ad -9- $.Ola lfi "The tournament went off real -for ~art-rl'"~1l"­ 1 -1 -i-._+ campmg trek ne.t week, Sunday the fourth before rippIng the Gorr!,1' COQ-lo., ct , . • l to Friday game open lo'iH1di workm"n It , , ) Wlfh aSsIstant Scoutmastl?r Meanwhile, Wisner tied the ~fJn )"1'11<('. cf , 0 o Brudigan Takes Sportsbeat ~" M M ..y,-.r (I , , Dale Tomrdle In charge, eight game afler the Ilrst trames by o 1 o,,,I~ 1811 Three Victories By Bob Bartlett Scouts witl hike and camp in 'he SCOring fwo In lhe first and one drea between Santee and Devils 10 the second W.,n.r til ment in the even'. sponsored by Ponca Tra~k Although weather conditIons haven'f Nest on Lewis, and Clark Lake CharlIe Roland got the Win for "'8 II t1 1181 E At Norfolk .... olunteer II~l"men been very favorable for mofOf'"cros~ thIS Most of this is a wilderness Wayne on the mound, gOing "1'-': J.J,'b(' ,", 0 0 Gene Brudigan of Hoskins ~on month, Jack -end his club plans on Former W.yn~ High School basketball where Troop 174 has camped innings belore CQdch Hank Ow , 0 Po1<'1tw ) ) racings' triple crown Sund~ hosting the Nebraska Championship st., Don """ye has come up with rJi several 'imes In recent year5 erin replaced him WIth Mrke r ~ Ilnl' n, " 1 , 0 ~ the way the boys wilt do a Meyer Together, they ga .... e up night Scramble July 29 n9f"th of Norfolk -th.+! m-t-ght be. use.tul fQ prQSpec On >/¥fi J , _-»ru~n_RHQtefLhl.s.._modilied- A to1'al of 16 trOQhie-s will be given out. tk1' pa"'rs tour hilS 1r lot .oLmap_ and compas..'\ pnc 0 Helll'r '" ) 0 0 a ra-ee car to a tirst In a heat race, with four going to the top "de?', H"! tOV" Hf' .nd F reod. L ,tzen berger. coaches at tice. stUdy wildlife. look fOr Rola:n-d and (e..Mer f.ielder l.! ,'n(1 ~" ( , " , 0 I~~ ~""l'ne 0 H'·!I,·~ • ~ f. tollowed by winning the trophy divisions. Those classes Include cc Unllit)'rslty In St Paul, Minn., survi .... al foods. do their cooking Gordie Cook combIned for .,e-ven " I, • 17~.,cxCo'n250cal~~ ~~~ poa~tr.;. *"'~'~'fY' and work on other skills lor Ihe nine RBI's. With Cook , 0 dash and added a victory in the c:.:mble" "e,.,-,:~'..... 'J In Its Aug 11 12 trip to Mt!yer, head baske-tbaft and baseball 'ffiird iTl'·-tne---secGmi.beat .ba5!e..~I.I, .~rk Norfolk coach ,t Hamline University, is the !>On Wayne'"s Dennis Janke came Perhaps I s'hou'id" enHgh'te-n 1ttose' wtl& Pre$ently Ihere are no due!> for of Mr and MrS. Don V, Meyer of Wayne. in second in the late model heat, dorl"t follow 'me belonging to the club' An thaf TS n~ jt"Wayne"' ot'h.M"WA.5.,c.IIP1..JfI ()f the the only other area man to place A donkey game is very similar to a is a spirit for camping adventure and a basketball. baseballHt and football teams at Norfolk baseball game, The main difference is !.Ieeping bag The group labels lun as one and won all.state and ali-conference Last Saturday Bruggeman that each of the players - with the of their top prlorifies berths In basketball. came in fifth and sixth in' two exception of the pitcher and catcher - ThO$e interested In the monthfy four He was a three.year ~etterman in separate- races In Grand lsland. are mounted on donkeys nies should contact Mrs Jess Spence in basketball and baseball at the University Gene 8rudigan tollowed with a Merlin JenkinS! received some informa· Wayne for more information of' Colorado, was captain and all.confer. third showing. tion about it recently and hopes the town ence in baspJbalt and was named to the I At Columbus Friday night. board will go along with the idea. I'm This weekend Ponca will hold ItS fourth National Association of Basketball Bruggeman picked up the mid sure it would be a crowd pleaser annual Little Britches Rodeo a' the Coaches All· American team season champion trophy before Ponca Rodeo arena on Highway 12 taking the first heat and B Motorcross f."s aren"t going to let the The two.day event 15 open to contest On July 22 the Wayne town team will feature, Gene came in second in heat completely stop their fan. .llIot ants between ages of eight and 17. ~L -_~'he.keaJteam~,~afte~C:~c7a~-tvt.;;:: _ the second- hee-f and B feature according to Jack'Hixon, president of the_ 100 C2"Je5Jan4.----ar:e-~_=tO -compeTe and took fourth in the midseason t I I b -- -~------,for'·f~op-.,~es, we-stern apparel and equip City ICI .=-,...._=,O;--==_~"=-=""F;:fOlk mo orcyc e c_"!.~~", <-~- Saul's 12 Strikeouts Fail to Stop Scribner With Wayne's Legion collec' W.",ne will host the Bill Schwartz, ( ing 10 hih while holding the Americ.n Leoion' ,lind Chari!" Ro-1,nd, lb fiv~, op'ponenf1, to It's, not hard Midget Distrid J "H~1t Kim Baker. 2b All Merchandise Randy WQf'kmlln, If •.:!-., the locals. But Sunday afternoon July 25, it announced wn lOl"h 19 1 10 I '2 Scribner added a different hue Tuesd~y night .. to the brlg,.,t colors to rob The fiekf will ,nclude Scribner 121 Wayne of its 10th victorY: 2·1 'e.m5 from Winside. Aa. H ••1 E Despite Roger Saul's cool per W~kef-ieJtI, Laurel. R.n­ Zahou$.ek, cl J 1 1 0 0 Kre-lkemele1, 3b formance on the hili, giving up dolph. Coleridoe .nd 10 1 00 only five 'S while striking out Hllsenkamp, ~!l 1 0 0 0 0 W.",ne. Schlueler, lb J 0 0 0 0 !2. Scribner capitalized on one Olltll, If Wayne II) '"' J -0 0 0 0 hit and a passed ball to score Grunkfl, c 3 J 1 0 A •• M ••1 E a both runs in the llilxth and Sdt.fer,2b 2 0 0 0 I Randy Nelson. ss 1 0 0 0 0 seventh frames of the nonleague Terry Pfeiffer, 3b M.rqu"rIt, rt 2 0 0 0 0 ,...------Summer Hours--- --j .. 0 3 0 0 Moeller, p contest. Roger Saul, p .. 0 , 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 Total\ n 2 ] , 1 Wayne graltbed the 'ead. 1-0. Kerry Jec", et 4 0 I 0 a 1 to 5 P.M. Monday Thru Friday Noon to 3 P,M. Saturday In the top of the sixth on a sl"9le 100 001 0-1 by MCOI1d beseman kim Baker Wi,..ide Team 100 01' 1-2 to drive In catcher Bill SChwartz. Scribner ret,lIated In Take.l.t Win !he teCond hall with 'n unearn' Wln.ide's 10 and 'younger Allen Mi~etA ed run to krtOt the confest. baseball team won It, first game The tollowlng IMlng the hom. at the ..ason Tuesday nlghl, Nip EmenoD ... te..,; lashed out ttlree .Ingl.... dr_lng Pander, 5-2. the'last oneg0c>6 for an RBI. Tom Wills ·plcked up lha wln The Allen Midgets won !heIr Wayne Ihlrd be.....an Terry th lor Ilia ..... lIluld, giving lhe PIciffer .Jed h~ _ wilts three tilth game In elghl slart. Sun· _a~·S""k, -'hits - all Slngl.. - ancl Baker "".0",,"-1..nlpplng El1ler. ~ ~Ir Meanwhlla, Pander hung two son. 3·1- • of Iingies for five I.,.... on the 12 and under aiNI of Wayne's 10 hits.· The other Jeff Creamer hlH'IJd a '­ the 1. ancl under oquaS. Win. hllter while Allen player. Chuck . five allO were Slnglel. Bul a. • Ido'. (2·4) 12 and _,.- .-. _ 0.-1" pOInted out. Pela.. ancl Breel ChaM display. 0-6. tell U batora the 14 ancl ed sparkling dat....I..- team. "we lust couldn't gel anything _ wenl doWn. " •. going:' Work...... ~Thurlday Laurel nalfad In lhe "" Wee CORMI, Em. A"ar Wadn.lday'. Ralph iwo dlvl.lons with 1_, baal, Blthapl:aallu. .~ ~Ith erion gay. the ,.... taam lis Ingllia 1. aiNI_. 15-111,12 Ilfth ...... lMf th,. wlll$ "Ith finlllias" Its ragu. ..'" (f·.' under stopped Laurel, 2· I. th'10I1", ~. Wgyn~bb=_,' ._._..__. Iar ..... adlan f!riclay In (l'hurlday' Wlnsldo I. -'IIar_malch. ttlls II.... T.y Today (TlI.....v) Allen will allalnst Laurel. slafed 10 play Wake/laid al hoSt Pone. batore trav.llng to home.. NewcaStle Sundfy. 203 Ea.st Tenth Phone 375.2727 't" > The Wayne (Ne~r.) Her~ld. Thursct.y. July 12, 1973 Wake.field Hands ~_I Center to Show' ~ Five Movies Wa.yne 3-1 De.feat County Court: The Winside youth Center will July S- Audrey J Nelson Jr., sponso: Jive movies Sat.urday Wakefield's lown team hurler round second and third to come 28, Wayne, operating motor ve b;ginnmg at 1: 30 p.m. - Lynn Reber has several good hOm_€ _Qn a wild throw, hicle during period of s-uspen- The shows.!. '~~rr:'l;lrjCgn_F~~ _ reasons to be nnging wet Sun Wakefield came back in the sian; sentenced to 30 days in :::ie~~~~gln~a~~~"~~~i,~c~s~~ day night eighth frame to boost its margin county lall and costs of $8 "Birch Canoe Builders," are Besides the high humidity to 3-0 when Lutt blasted a triple ---''--'lcOso'''mC::e'':w''''eaffier -reports "'show as -rolefrfleTCfan'd came home on a AI~~~~ ?fa _, ~~C::~-~~~~dOn,' $lictory of the From that point on the pace of ;~~II~:;e~~~~~n~~:~seeding; season by dropping former the game seemed as still as the paid of the building. According' 10 Northeast Nebraska Baseball heavy'Bir. but Wayne's attempt July 10 __ Thomas R. Caber, Barbara Bizilia, VISTA worker League leader Wijyne, ] 1 to rally stirred the crowd ]1, Omaha. no inspection certi helping at the Center. those Selected to play 10 the league Wayne right fielder Herb ficate: paid $10 fine and $8 ~~~~~e:t=~in~nbr~:~P~~~ ;:i~~J~ all star game at Wakefield today Swan sel up the score with a costs. possible (Thursday). Reber whiffed 12 walk before Wayne's second hit local batters em-oute to his 3 2 of the night. a single by center record Ileider Randy Benish Another all star selection, With runners on first and th'lrd Raindrops Keep Fallinp Wakefield shortstop Terry Lull, Swan stole third - second put on one of his best perform baseman Paul Eddie rapped With Pleasant Repularit.y "nces wllh two gam~ripping what looked like a possible It mOisture conditions in the March, 2.09 for April. 3.39 for hIt!, Luff smashed a double in game tying , But right Wayne <'Irea continue according fI/1ijy and 4.02 for June. the fifth frame to give the area lielder Kevin Hill snatched the fa the paffern set during the The nex1 four to six weeks is club a 20 lead over Wayne ball close to the fence to halt a tirsl six months 01 th.is year, critical period, according to Lutf connected tor the double Wayne's hopes, Swan tagged up larmers have an excellent crop experts, and if hot, dry in the top half to drive home left a' 'hird and troHed home for the chance of harvesting bumper temperatures combine with in· tielder Kip Bressler after Bress final score of the night crops fhis fall adequate rainfall fr..om now ler's bunt allowed Reber to Mike Ginn. on the mound for In a good year. t01al r.;Jinfall -' the locals. took his firs' loss of through m·ld-August, ,raps will runs about 26 inches, according sutler in spite of the wet spring. the season against two wins to Arnold Marr of the Wayne The shower Sunday night left Wayne. now 52 and tied with County Soil Conservation Serv 14 of moisture in the area, the Homer for second place in the ice office, and with a total of first rainfall recorded 50 far tor league standings, will face New 16,97 Inches recorded through the month of July port castle Sunday for a possible June, the halfway mark has chance fa fake over first place. 031 ready been passed Hearin~ Way", "' The six month total of 16.97 IS Public AS R H RBI E more than the 12·month to'al of harts Randy Helqren, SS 17.23 Inches recorded in 1939 Set Au~. 6 Mlkf' (reIQhlon, If ] According totPrecipitation fig Allen girls softball feam added DpnnrS Palll, c ] The Winside town board will ures recorded in Wayne, only A Couple More Trophies two more victories 10 boost their Vo'luQhn Bpnson. rt ] hold a publ ic hearing on its Hf>rb Swan, rf 0 1971 with 18.71 inches and 1965 record to 8-4 last week with wins 1973-74 fiscal budget Aug. 6, TWO HOSKINS race drivers Gene Brudlgan. left. and champion award at Columbus Friday night Sunday Randy Benish, C! ] with 19.82 inches have topped over Jackson. 15-5, and a 262 according to mayor Vernon Hill. Gerald Bruqgeman added two more trophies to their Brudlgan captured the trophy dash In addition to winning a Pdul Eddie, lb .\ the current six-month figure onslaught' over Walthill Hill indicated that fhe upcom collections thl~ pa~t wef>k wilh track wins at Norfolk and heal race and the C feature at Norfolk Mlkp Gonn, p " during the past decade Joy Kier (3·3) and Diane Witte 0,0, T,elqen, ph 1 ing amount, $13,409, will be Columbus' BruQQPman piCked up the mld~eason point In 1972 there were 15.05 inches (50) were the Winning pitchers SIeve H,X, 3b 2 higher than the present budget of precipitation during the firs; Julie Tighe was credited with fr'll We'ble, lb 1 of $12,809. But, he explained, the Breck Gle'>e, lb 1 six months. July taflowed thai three RBI's in the Jackson mitl levy of 23,6 will not increase TOlill~ 19 year with 8.48 inches, and by clash due to an increase in valuation. Upsets Boost Newcastle Into LeU/{ue Leadership year's end the total was 31.67, Allen was scheduled to ·fake on Wakefield IJl the most for one year since 1965 Sunday turned oul to be fhe tIe comes calling lor an 8 p,m Another. area club. Wakefield, Standings the winner at 'he Thurston AS R H RBI E K IP Bre~~ler, H 5 1 1 1 0 when 34.58 inches of precipita The first law to authorize a day at upsets. with three strong match In the teams' last meet wdl be on the road 10 visit W L Walthill game In the Northeast Rdndy johnSOn, 2b 4 0000 tion were recorded stafe agency to participate in 2 Nebraska girls softball fourna Northeast Nebraska Baseball lng, Newcastle delivered another powerhouse, Ponca_ A: Newcastle 7 TfOrryLulT,SS. ] 1 2 1 0 The breakdown by month for fhe settlement of labor disputes 2 ment Wednesday before hosting League teams failing to under Wayne's first loss, 3 1 though Wakefield was super Wayne S Kr'v'n Pelers, lb J 0 0 0 0 the first half of 1973 shows .91 was enacted in Maryland in Winneb"go Friday in a regular ]b 'Ctogs to throw the loop race IOta If HanK Over In',,, club IS fa high for fheir confronfafion with Homer 5 '1 ROh Eillon ? 0 0 0 0 inches for January, 1.43 for 1878, according to the U, S league game Kpv·n H,II, rt ] 0 0 1 0 the hands 01 always tough New <,tay In the race for the league Wayne, the club Will have fo Wakefield 5 4 Department of Labor jOiln (..allu, (/ OO'() 0 February, a record of 5.13 for castle Iille. thl'" will be a must game k.eep ifs momentum 10 stay Ponca 4 4 (,dry Pre.. lon_ ( 0000 Hie Red Raiders star fed oul DaKota Cily 6 WinSide and WaKefield qlris ahead of Ponca tn the slandlngs 3 l,nnl-lf'hpr p J 1 000 Tonighl .LThursday) all eight South SIOUX , 6 each look a pair of gdfTl€'s Irom TUldl', 31 J]] Q __ ::=~ I~~~:eS ~1~~:~,.1auret teams witl take -off lor the , Carroll lasl week W-dkefield M-idgets W'lnnebago 7 Hoskins Fife o-epaftment --­ :~,l1ean~ln;:,:~~~o :~~e~::onnc~o annual all's.tar game at Wake won two, 2'16 and 17 8 belore Wakeheld 000020 010----3 Stop Wakefield Ileid The Wesl team. which Games Sunday WinSide notched out a 26 1] Wayne 000 000 001-1 Wakefield,) 1 l aurpl's Midget and Legion ,nc ludes seven Wayne and Walcefleld at Ponca vlelory c'lnd a 2'14 win The only Qame th,:1! didn't turn teMTis ~plil a pair of games with Waketleld players. Will try to South SIOUX at Winnebago Called To Woodland Park out to b£- a surprise was Dakota Wak"f,p!d Monday night get revenge for an 85 loss last DaKota City al Homer The Laurel 4 H Bit and Bridie Teachers Hired Twelve Hoskins volunteer three children were sleepi,ng in City'S Wipeout of South SIOUX Th,> Midgets won the first year to the favored East squad Newcastle al Wayne Saddle Club will hold lIs annual Two new teachers have been firemen answered a call to the the basement where the expl0 Clly, 17 I match nipping fhe area club. Imal show Monday Thf' publiC hired tor the 197] 74 school year Wayne Cox home in Woodland sian occurred IS Inv,'ed Park early Tuesday morning Wayne will have it chance to 6':> before tne WaKelleld Legion Top Ladips Tpams Hold Samp Spots at Laurel High School, accord An estimated 200 homes in the maKe another bId tor the lop n,ne sqUf'eled by the hosl club, Ing to school officials where a propane gas explosion subdivisi-Gn.__ w.bi_ch is located spot thiS Sunday when Newcas ~ Team 7 remalne,..,(an National ~;r~';~':1r/';;;~~'(~~l:' ul"~,'nr,j()~~~,)"nl ~~;~e?rm~~Yr~:; of the H'oskins unit, who makes Se( U,,j,,.·, ':'1;1n same pOSitions Team 16 (Ann Tt>am Points Team Pomts Pa~ Barday and Jan McQulstan) is , , Tops Fishiul{ Contest his home at Woodla.ld Park, Oil yOUf sa'o'lflqs Evpn ordlflil'y .. t)u()k Sdvrngs "arn a generou!> 5,}a,~ at SSC0' And fl[) ''']f' h,j~ f'vt'. t',,.', 1[J51 one Single penny In Ihe lead with seven points. , 6 " remained at the scene later r"f'tJ,.I~ Young Sloll Wessel proved 10 of l'>i1vmgs Plitc("ll ""n, cI •.1 /nrJ"q"dl loan ilnd ,nvestmenT , 6 ]6 diVision for you'hs. belween 12 The Norfolk lire department "",~h ~8VlflgS tollowed by 24 and 26 In second company likE! Slill ... S,·, u'.II.... I' yo" to b',ng-,n you' 10 ~ '> )I be fhe top fisherman in the and 16 years old was Danny 5f'(wllle~; was calied In for stand by PARK FREE In OUf SI:,lp 5,>1' Pa1k bUlld,ng wh,le , contest held durlrg Ihe Ilaak BeeKS. son of Mr and Mrs_ Earl yOu d,S(uss Ou' ,h'Qhp, I',I,>,,·,,! ',l"'~ arld while you ~hop .n No one was injured in the , ?O" Walton League's all family Ilight Beeks Lincoln 0', 5,mp"'y (..I" 402/417·4444 U' ,.",,11.' Lincoln 68508 explosion despde the fact that for lUll parl,[u1a''1 (,U' l,r111 1',1', bel'r> 51·r"'rlg fOlkS I'k" you In the Pony Leaguers ­ Monday The 'wo Wayne youths won IJ Itgrleu1lu'al ~reA 01 N('b'(J"kil 'r)' Ih".,. qt'neraTlon~ " Son of Dr and Mrs Wayne themselves $2,50 gift certificates 6 " n" Wessel, the) I year old pulled a provided by Coast to Coast Win First Game " ]] largemouth bass from the lake Stores and Doeschers Ap Wayne's pony leaguers won 7%-2vEAR- "\ II nor'hwest o~ Wayne which any pliances in Wayne their first match of ttTe""--se-a-son -bass- 'enthu$l"d-s-r-woul-d' probabty They were among more than a last Thursday With a 9 S friumph •, IN SELF ·PARI< BUILDING be proud to taKe home The Ilsh dOlen youths who took part in over Wakefield weighed dbout a po~nd and Ihe fishing contest COMP The 14-and under team, behind (;irl.~ Waynp measured more than a fool Jo09' FoHowi~ lfle POTluck supper 14TH AND N fhe five hit pitching of Mark ~" ~ --..ns-cafcn was the largest one and fishing contest, Ikes and c DOWNTOWN LINCOLN;cr:=n•. B~_,:tn<1t g.r abbecLa ].1- tN4_-a-I-ter­ Tukp Two pulled Irom the lake by young their guesfs Viewed films on two inntngs and then held on sters enlered in the contest, tornadoes and the crab industry ~ Yap~ BOlllp while Wakefield musfered four ~STATEel:·~~ earning him top prize in the in Alaska. more runs Wayne finally added From Winside two more in ~the top of the fifth Wayne girls swept two wins Sant' Gria Wayne's- two ~ tearns-. the­ out of three games from WinSide 10 and under and the 12 and un Saturday afternoon. taking VIC Flpschmun .• SECURITIES der. also picked up WinS, c!ob torles 10 the 1] and under and 15 and under classes ROYUI bering the Wakefield crews, 10 1 ql. and 14·4 reSpectivety Les Boyd lor Wayne slapped a 99 double In the first trame of the Vodka 12 and under match for Iwo '3 RBI's 10 help power her team to a 40 margln_ The girls fhen collecfed one +n the second. four SeUl{rams LWAYS In Ihe Ihlrd and two in fhe fourth , 99 a win e game, WinSide, managing only two hlh. got assistance Irom first baseman Gottberg with a double Philfips Flal'Orpd Vodkas A good for one run. Winside scored lwo In the second., four in the third and one in th~ fourth All Si.:;ps % OFF In 'he 15-and·under division, 10 Wayne gals jumped off to a .0 HIT .... lead in the second frame before Winside came back to score its O(ympin Beer A When You Bring Your Family to only runs' in the fourth to make the game 4-2. But the locals lIL' DUFF,ER BURGER BARN rallied with two mnre runs In '2.39.,~ their half of the fourth to end fhe .1.2PU.k In Wayne· contest af 6-4. Wayne suffered its lone defeat 'In the 18·and·onder bracket on ill We pledge to maintain squeaker, 13·11. . 'EXTRA SPECIAL' the' highest standards of Winside rocked the home team cleanliness. courtesy. with 12 runs In the first three innings while Wayne scored Lancer's cookery and convenience foor. The locals tried to come for our customers. back with four In the fourth and While iii Rose' three In the fifth but fell two C runs short after Winside scored Onl.y its 13th run in the top of '-

The ~ ..a1ewl!e..... d.l'ld . gtl1ar-d -stl:ad';--- atf----nm-mt---m-"Ne --nnn.7<1fG£MOUTK~rnedvoJngSCon-w-elHT IOl' .DfdK &tde She>p braska, are members of the. t'lonors in the tlshlng contest held -by the lzaftk Walton 7OBM.i" w.,.... 375-1900 herring family t~ Phone 37,,-3550 Wayne, Nebr. league Monday night. • 1'IN we.,. (....F.) W.,.W, nUAUy. Jul, 12, "7i r-;;;::-::;;==;-;==...... =f-_odi-Lfj...l"..te..r~ Concord residents hilv- in West Iran will speak at 7: 30 of Des Moines. la. \ jng news to report durine p.m. Visitors In the Edna olsen :ConcordiaLutheran Circles Meet 'he month of July Are home this past week to visit AI asked to contact Mrs. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Ghern and family of Bladens. COncordl. Luth.".n Church Kenneth KIAusen. Her CHURCH burg, Md.• were Rice Hogle lind VORl( '-'Clrcl•• met Thurlday, Mrs, telephone number is 514- (H~ K. Niermann. ,.,Ior) Harlan Anderson, CllJrion. lao ~rd -Freel w.. hostess 10 2233. Sunday, July 15: Sunday and Charles Clark, Cherokee, lao _r~1Il members -- 1. HOMES, BUSINESSES, STOIlES, lIESTAURANTS, HOSPITALS, Ol'FlCQ _"II, Bible .Iudyl_ r~~nc~C~_News s:"~~t: ~s~a~c:.'c;;:: ~~:f:'l4~OI, 9:30 a.m.; worship, John Hansen, Pierre, S. D" 'wa. lola e,rwin. son, will resume writing Wednesday, July 18: Bible was'a July .th guest of the Bud Central Air Conditton1na systems tor ·all types and sizes of Ruth Circle met -at 2 p.m. In , for the "per in August. study, 9 JLm Ha~: =-~-!M:k:-."4tld-,-:.:Mr$.: ho~_5J:---'!l}~__~si~sses __ ~r _~mJM~'--~J~_ Qf un!t~ "I' tht the home s. ne,. ."500. most1ldYanced and versatile. ~--.--~-pFftOrI! Stanley 'Swanson spent July 4th ,-- The Roland Baumans, Lincoln and Bible study INder was Mrs. lion, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Klau Guern Reunion in the home of Mrs. Clem ~aumans, ivar Anderson. sen Sr., Norfolk. Mrs. Dex The Guern family reunion was Churches - and the Clifford Rlv· Vandell, Clarion, la Halligan and Michael, Lincoln, CONCORDIA LUTHER,AN erside, Calil were vlsHors in .Eleven members of the Mdry held Sunday at a West Point The N\ax' Holdorfs were guests Circle met at 2 p.m. with'Mrs. and Mr.-and Mrs Kenneth' park with 40 relatives attending. CHURCH the Glenn Rice home Thursday Klausen, Concord. afternoon The Baumans j'n t.he Jack Erwin home .Sunday ~ (CliHord Lindvren, pjlstor) are Orville Rice. Bible study leader Attending from Concord was in Ilonor of his bIrthday. was Mrs. Norman Lubberstedt. ~Grace PauI~n Sunday. July 15 Chl,lrch former Concord residents Picnic Dinner schaal. 9 30 a,m worship, The families of Clyde Rice and dayton Erwin, West Point, .... Marttta Circle met in the w~kend ~ home of Mrs. Bob Anderson at 8 Members at the Married Cau Joan Erwin Honored 10'30 Dale Rice, Denver. Colo., spent was a guest in the p.m. with five members. Mrs. pies League of the Concordia BIrthday guests Friday even Monday, July 16 Church the Fourth of July week in the home of his parents, the Jack Clarence Pearson was Bible lutheran Church enjoyed a pic ing in the Quinten Erwin home Council. 8 p.m ' Concord vicinity, They were Erwins study leader. nic dinner Sunday at.the Lyons in· honor of Joan's birthday were Wednesday, July 18 North. visitors in the home of Gtenn The Charles Clark family,. I iiXie Park in Laurel Mrs. Gertie Erwin, the Glenn east Sunday school teachers Rice Cherokee, la.. have been visiting FOR klilusen Reunion Twenty couples and their Magnusons, the Verde! Erwins. convention, St, Paul's Lutheran The Gordon Hoskinson family, this past week in the Ivan Clark ~.INFORMATION the Wallace Anderson family. Church, Hooper home The annual Klausen famIly families attended. Mr. and MrS. Bladensburg, Md., arrived' for ~ CAll '"" Since reunion was held Sunday at a Ralph Carlson and family of the Richard Erwin family. and an extended visit in the homes Visitors in the home 0' Helen Norfolk park. Albion were guests Allen and Paulette Hansen EVANGELICAL FR~E of Mrs, Edna Ohen and Mrs. €ar/son this past week were """ ,,.. Those attending were Mr_ and CHURCH . Grace Paulson. Mrs. Ray Cote, Er Cajon, Calif., Mrs. Arne Kastrop, Ainsworth, Birthdav Guests Mark Birthdav (Detlov B. Lindquist, p.stor' Mrs, Stanley Swanson, Ocean and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ewing, Arne Anderson, Randers, Den Birthday guests In the AI Birthday guests of Opal Carl Thursday, July 12 Mid-week side, Calif., left fv'lcnday for her Decatur. Ga. L W. (Bud) McNatt mark. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Rubeck home in honor of the son Thursday evening were the serVice, 8 p.rn home aHer visiting In the Ivan Guests In the AI Rubeck home Schyles, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph bi rthda y of the hast were the Vern Carlsons and Randall, the Sunday, July 15 Sunday Clark home. last Tuesday evening were Mr. KJausen Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Max Merle Rubeck fa.mi1y, Allen, the Wallace Anderson family, the school. 10 a.m.. worship, '1; Guests in the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Miner and OK Hardware Jewel and family, Omaha, the Gerald Kavanaughs, Laurel, and Lyle Cadsons and daughters FCYF. guest speaker, 6:45 p.m Edna Otsen July 4th were the granddaughters, Dana and 203 MAIN ST, WAYNE PHONE 315- 1513 Harold Johnson family, Papif- the Robert Andersons, Stanton and the Leroy Koch fam'lly Mr and Mrs Gaylord Dupont, Elmer Schuttes, Bud Fisher and Heather 0' Tacoma. Wash. THURSDAY NIGHT Happy 7 to 9 p.m. •

Your Sucks Are Your Bucks Are Valid For Valid For Merchandise, Merchandise, Services or Servi!;es or Paying Bills At Paying Bills At The Following The Following Firm SUPER Firms Swanson TV Your Vatuabtes Orville Sherry 'fl Boys' Jeans .Deserve A Colorsilk lh off Sport Shirts Sugar Hazel's Beauty Shop Slims-Reg-Huskies Safe Deposit Box Merchant Oil Co. On All Hair Color Reg. Up To S.fegu-i1rd documenh and 10 lb. First,National Bank other valuables against pos· 'By Revlon '6'0 Values Carhart Lumber sible fire. theft and loss with Gloves, a Safety Deposit Box. Rent Reg, '2" 19 Doescher Appliances These Ul! sligh' irr~ulars of one toda y 'rom. Scarfs 99 $1 Morning Shopper " 54." jean, Perm. Press $3 Denim in IiSsorted colOrs. Ben's Paint Store Slim sizes I to 11. Ret. sile$ a and Jewelry Limit One McDonald's to 20. Husky sizes 10 .nd 16. The State National Bank Swan ­ VVayne Greenhouse Safeway Kuhn's and Trust ·Co. Surbers McLean Einung Concrete Co. Otte Construction Kuhn's Dept, Store, Co, Drawin/( No VVayne Grain & M & H Apco Toni/{hl Re/(islralion••• Feed Co.

Lil' Duffer (ThurMduy) NOlhinl{ VVayne Book Store Dahl Retirement for To Bu,Y VVortman Auto Co. Center 300 1ml HI' In Any Swans' Dier's VVomen Apparel Birthda.v Bucks Parliripalinl{ Firm Carr Implement Co. Ben Franklin

B & CSales Mens & Boys Ken Olds and Boys' Extra Heavy Duty 20-inch Pabst and Service Pepsi Cola Ken Swarts l)enim and Knit 3 Speed Tennis 48 oz, Motor Craft Blue Ribbon Arnie's McNatt Hardware Slacks One-way Bottle Beer Shoes Shock Absorber Window Fan 71 Co. Sav-Mor Drug 0 Reg. '3 Reg, '12° each Reg. '17·' 1 Reg. 39' 6 pak Griess Rexall Gem Ca-fe $1° Special $300 97 69 $4 29~ $14 Coryell Derby Wayne Vet. Clinic D&K Sherrys Oil Co.

VVayne Herald Da le'SJewl!li-y See You At Atlas Super Gulf 1'r state Nationa"Farm One Selection. Coryell Auto Gibson's Dust Heavy Duty Hot of Charcoal Central Accounts Parking Lot Brake Fluid Fudge· Coast~to-Coast Control Service Pans Starter Fluid Til , o'clock nursdloy one! Stationery Reg. '1°' 69~ FriAr night during our big 1 qt. Size Gambles ....riangJe Fillance "ne. c.,. celebr.tion. All 12 oz. can Sundae 1'973" reduced. All car, on '13~ 4 'KUOJer display .1 G'bson'., PRICE ELDON'S 4 33 Wayne Shoe Co. .~..cttic V2 25 STANDARD Ben Supe; Valu Swanson " , ~"ck. K";ght CoryeIJ WAYNE SERVICE TV AND CAR WASH ttl' Duffer Franklin Swan-Mclean Auto Co. BOOKSTORE ._,.... J...... ,l Dr. Roy Matson, Surber's NorthweStern Elm, Motel Peoples M.D. State National Bank Natural Gas Sq-rs Bell TelephOne Gay & Dude Ranch Mines Jewelry Associated Ins. .. 8111'5 Mark" Basket Shrader-Allen ,,&Investment Fat Kat WavneCo. PP Dist. Kaup'S TV 58le. ,SIlfeway "",~it_~lirsC:h WOlske,Auto ~rvice , wm.. ""lHIry -~-.,.------...-~'-'. ~~~',_:t_ ..,:"._-----",- ' ------' --~_... _------~'-I-- Felber's Pharmacy. lLfC~lItJI~.~~-'lS8ltllINI

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'New minister for the First United Presbyterian Churches 111 Council Okays Tax Hike Wakeflelct--,and EmerlOO 15 the (C-ontinued from p-o. 1) RevcShln.Haeng. Kim, originally ti~ -I~cense .fee.;~~­ from Seoul, Korea. monfh, The CTfywould have clubs In the city .0 'r~ Pastor Kim and his wife, funds to pay bills or salaries it make up for 'IOSI. of Sunny· P. Kim, moved into the action on the budget were POW· following the statell declalon to WlIl

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When a lot of people want to buy a widget, and who wants one. At that point, the pnce (omes ingenuity spurred on by competition has resulted there are not many widgets on the market, the' down. Widget makers no longer get rich Some in the superbpens thiit today sell for the price of price of the widget goes up. That has three even lose out. And illVestors try to invest in lead pencils. effects. Two out of the three benefit the consumer something the c6nsumer needs more than That's the real purpose of profit in a competi­ 1. The widget makers get rich. This benefits Widgets. The investor has the choice of keeping tive economy-not to make a few people rich, the widget makers. . his capital in widget'> or plOWing it into new but rather, to attract capital (and other resources) Read on. fields. Either choice, of course, involves risk. to the production of what the consumer wants. 2. The widget makers increase production. A concrete parallel to our mythical widget i~ It's a signal system. It works automatically, 24 3. Investors put their money into new widget the ball point pen. When they first came on the hours a day, 365 days a year. For you. factories. . . market, they were in shart supply and sold at Soon, there are enough widgets for everybody very high prices. The le5-t is history. Mechanical We all profitfrom profits.

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'r The Wayne (Nebr.) Herald, Thursday, July 12, 1973 ' IT~ EASY TO Cards of Thanks BUY-SEll-RENT- Club To Sponsor Dance THANKS TO EACH of you who rraII /lIRE&FIND WITH bought a Wayne Herald sub Pea Town Twilers Square Dan~ scription to h"lake it possible for ~ Club will host a dance Sunday me to win the trip to Minnea News evening, July 15, at 8:30 p.m. at PRESCRIPTIONS polis to see the Minnesofa Twins Mrs. Clifford Burbach the Lions C1up Park in Laurel The mOlt important thin, and the New York Yankees Phone 585-4458 Roger Gpntller, Norfolk. witl be Laurel ~1II For Sal. Sports Equipment we do to fill your doctor's play I will always remember the caller I RX for you. that day .and your help in Senior Citizens Square dance lessons witt be .... News FOR SALE: '51,WlIlys pickup, IRENT-A-CARj NEW AND USED MotorcY'le~ GRIESS REXALL SrORE making It pos~lble for me fa go held in Laurel Thursday evening Mrs, Marlin Kraemer • WD, excellent condltion. 375­ Authorized Yamaha 0 e a I e r . Phone 375·2922 Douglas Oswald, WinSide jl'l instead of the regularity sched 'Meet Thursday Phone 156·3585 1866 before 10 a.m. or affer 9 Complete Sales and Service uled Friday evening Classes. Mave";ck 4-0,. .. 7 & 7 Call 37J·4316 for evening ap p.m., H2O lY.ain, Wayne. i~2t3 WE WOULD SINCEREL Y like Th~~~~~~ ~~n~~~ ~iirt~ze;~11 n;~; fhis week only and the activities they represen Torino W.gon. ~ . .. ,& , pointment. Thompson Imple ted were Lori Heese, 4·H club; LTD4-Dr. .- 10 & IU ment. Bloomfield, Nebr a5H Mobile Homes ~~rtsha~~dallr~tl~~I~:~en~shOne~~~1 cards Prizes were awarded ro Todd Heitman, Pack 176; Troy FOR SALE: 1965 Chevy pickup,· ~~~:s,D~o:=an, Society - 4 x 4. 292·6 cylinder, long, wide FOR SALE 1970 Detroiter /11\0. cards. flowers, memorials and high, and Ward Heitman, Saddle Club; Mike WORTMAN AUTO CO. Students Tour Jonas, Country Club; Roxanne box. Excellent condition. Also bile home. 12 X' 56 Phone ~~OdSya~~aet~~rye~~:~~ee;p~~ss~~~ ("lIens met July 2 for bingo 1967 Chevy pickup, 292-6 cylln Ford-Mercury Dealer 375 1632 12tl Susan Ebmeler, daughter of Kraemer. tennis courts; Shelly Public Notices i lamily since the death of our On June 28, the group met at the der, long, wide box, 4-speed Mr, and Mrs. Ben Ebmeier, Kraemer, Laurel s wi m min g II' r;aI, 3n1 I'h 37U180 wile, mother, daughter and fire hall. to honor the birfhday of Excellent Condition. Call 635 Laurel, left Saturday to spend 45 pool; Marty Jonas. Lions Club; PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SALE Mobile Home. grandmother, A speCial thanks Mrs, Hermann, A get well card i~4 days in Green", touring and Lynda Ebmeier, VFW and Aux 2301. weekend5 only APARTMENT FOR RENT And Open House 10 x 4) Excellent condition to thp Wakefield Rescue Unit was sent to Bertha Jones vlsiling friends Miss Ebmeipr diary, and Cindy Lonas, camp SUNDAY. JULY 15 Partially furnished 829 Valley Three room turnlshed apart and the Wakelield H 0 s P I I a I Members will meet today Will return in September to ing parks DrlliA, phone 375 ']956 i9t3 FOR SALE: Doors, windows m@ot, available immediately St(llt Also a special thanks to - (Thursday) for bingo attend the University of Nebras Approximately 70 entries took THREE BEOROOM HOUSE and screens. Call 375·3483. j 12 Phone 375-3161 anytrme. m26tf Rf'v S K deFreese.. the Re ka where she IS working towards part in the parade 26x50 feet, Built Indoors Honor Cory Nelson QUALITY deemer Lutheran Church Wo her Masters Degree in Social By Students At Sunday dinner guests in the FOR RENT: Furnished apart MOBILE HOMES mpn who served lunch. and work Attend Church Camps NORTHEAST TECHNICAL Leroy Nelson home In honor of men'. Private drive. Married nelqhbors who helped at the DebbiE' Anderson, daughter of Attending Church camps this For Rent COMMUNITY COLLEGE 12 14 24 and The All Ne\\- Cory's fourth birthday were Don couples only. Children allowed, hou,;c and at the farm work Mr and Mrs, Clffford Anderson. week tram the Laurel areas are 2B Wide by Shangri La Frinks. Norfolk. Harry Nelsons, but no pets. Call 375-1547. j18tf E,.erythlng was deeply appre Laurel, Will be leaVing Aug. 5 Mark Christensen. Beverly Ch SALE TIME 2 P m Eight Name Brands to choose FOR RENT: One or two bed Crated Thanks fa you all The Gordon Davis, Dan Frink and for a teaching position in Germ. ristensen, Roxanne Gade and Construction Technology Lab from room partiallv furnished apart HOMES ANO APARTMENTS Family of Loraine Sievers i 17 Tammy Robinson, Columbus, any MISS Anderson, a Wayne Rebecca Kraemer, The youths E Benjamin Alie ments Call 375- 1740 at noon or for rent Property Exchange, 112 LONNIE·S TRAILER SALES, and Dan Huff, Norfolk State graduate, will be teaching are spending one week at Circle Norfolk, Nebr Inc after 5. j9tf Prof~sional Building, phone' A SPE::c.lAL THANKS to all who lunlor High Business and Home R Camp, located at Millard West Hwy 30, Schuyler, Nebr ~ 37521)A 019tf sent cards and lor their vlsils Marks 81st Birthday Economics classes to American Youths attending Camp Jeff PubliC lnvrled To dUring our recent stay In the Mrs, George Frahm of Dahl FOR RENT Frakes water con youngsters stationed near an erson. located at Fairbury, are OPEN HOUSE JUly 15 "hospital Mrs Gary Mitchell and Retirement Center, Wayne, was --drnoners--;-TUTly automatic. -fife:-­ army base Mary Ebme-ier, Patti Stark and 113010 TIYlYI -- Ang-pTii-- i 12 --tiQnbrea 6n~neF 8lST'birThctey in ti_me guarantee, all sizes, tor as Real Estate- Susan Purcell. daughter of Julie buss WiitH Also Open for Inspection the Merlin Frahm home little as $4.SO per month. Swan Mr and Mrs Duane Purcell Both groups Will return Satur 8 a.m to.5 p,m OUR SINCERE THANKS to all Guests Included her husband. son TV & Appliance Phone Laurel and Diane Stanley, da day Through Friday FOR SAL E Home Cafe at our rel(lllv('s, fnends and neigh George, the Kenny Frahms and 3753690. j11tt OIXON COUNTY Feed Lois at ughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Or By Appointment Allen, Nebr Good gOing busi Shane and the Allen Frahms and Allen, Nebraska will buy corn bars for 1Nle cMds, flowers. Stanley, Laurel, are presently Laurelites Move ness If Interested call 635 Mark and milo. Open seven days a vlsils and prayers. for all the on a study tour from Wayne Mr and Mrs. John Calcavec For Terms of Sale 71]] or 2]38. or contact Mr or week. Call 635-2All l11tf farm work thaI was done, lor State College. under the direct chla and tamily, longtime Lau And Removal of House Mrs Clair Schubert i25'6 the help on the plnce, '0 the Delta Oek Meets ion of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Sosa rei residents, left Sunday to take IT'S From Campus. Contact ladles who brought lood and Delta Dek met Thursday In of Wayne, The group will tour up residence at North Palm FOR SAL E Levi Dahlgre" helped <,erve the lunches, and the Ann Roberts home with all Spain. returning home Aug, 4 Beach, Fla Help Wanted NORTHEAST COLLEGE acreage, 5.7 acres plus build for itll the help cleaning up alter members attending Randy Kraemer. son of Mr 402 371 '1680 ings. Two miles west and Pi.. the storm while Floyd was In the Bridge served as entertain dnd Mrs Marlen A. Kraemer, To Meet Thursday PARTY HELP WANTED: Sl00.00 weekly north of TNT /II\otel. Wakefield hospdal Our <,peclal thanks to ment With high prize going to Laurel will leave July 11, for Laurel Ladies Cemetery Ass possible home addressing! Contact State National Bank and Pil<,tor Upton and Pastor Bern Minnie Wodds Ethel Tucker AsunCion, Paraguay, South Am OClatlon will meet today (Thurs S125.00 weekly possible clipping Trust Company. Wayne, or thill for thf'lr <,plrltual messages. received low Mary Robeds erlca where he will spend six day) at 2 p.m at the Laurel City news Items trom your news Misc. Services phone 375 1130. aJOtf to Ihe Wakelield Rescue Squad received the door pnze months to one year in the Jose auditOrium TIME and to Dr Cae and the enlir~ Ne:tt meetmg will be July 19 paper, InformaliOi'L Send '$1.00 Vega home in Asuncion In the TP Roberts 'home, and stamped self-addressed en FOR SALE BY OWNER Stilt! ot trw Wilkefleld Hospital Randy, a sophomore at Laurel velope to Dostal. Box 495, Scrib MOVING? and Dr Burlelqh of Norlolk tor Wayne High, Will be attending an all their ('''(f'Ilen! (dre You r FALSTAFF nero Nebr, 68057 i 1213 Oon't .take chances wilh boys school In AsunCion thoughltullne<,<, Will never be Brush Fire your valuable belongmg!i The- Carroll Fire- Department forgotten F loyd and Esther July 4 Celebration • Pack 02 HELP WANTED: Need married Move with Aero Mayflower answered a call to the Bob Hank $1. EchtelllOlil pos<'lhlf> I hild Cl qn-al the Paul Ebmeiers: the Steve (Limit 2l Well de<'lgned fhree bedroom $ 112 tlrtW Jeff f-l,nrkstrorn 11) Fourth 01 July guests in the Ebmeler tamily the Arnold 1(·Jf·1 homp near co:lege 6 P.k Plus Special Notice Randy Schluns home, WinSide. Ebmerirs and Dianne: Albert I,lrql' clowts ilnd • for a picniC supper were the Ebmelers, Mrs August Ebmei (,lQ"'drill I'vlnq room) (<'Ir SPFCIAL THANKS to Rev Don REDUCE EXCESS ',uids with hl~ Merle Schluns. Debbie Petersen er the Alan Brodersons, the q,HMj{ ,lnrl lilrqf> tpn(ed bilCk Ivpr P"ter<,on tor VI<,lte, Clnd Fluidex - Lose wt.'ight with nd the Re)( Schlun5. all of Howa-d Detlefsens and Lathan; y.l! d pretyers Clnd to my rplatlve<, and O·Neill the Don Frinks. the Paltl and Vickie Mason: Barb GORDONS -oe-....A piet capsules at Felber 6 II f ."1'-,1 10th fr,,'nd<, for 'he cclrds, gifts. calls Pharmacy; 12t7T Chuck Siahns and the Jerry Olsen, Judy Burns; the Marlen WayAe. i Pro one ]75 )l?S dnd v,<"t<, I recellied while I was In the l uthran Hospital at Palnter<" Norfolk, the Don Har A Krakmer tamily: Les Bohl. GIN Norfolk, (Ind ';Ince returning mers, the Gordon Gavises, the ken," 'he Jerome Mackey tam home Mr<-, Ted (ross 112 ErVin Morrises, Scott Deck and ily, the Veri NO€' family and ersonals Leroy Nelsons Fred Glenapp. all of Laurel. the -MOllfRAGENCY Jerry Landangers, Omaha. Henry Ebmelers and Jim Eb LOSE WEIGHT with New Shape MY MOST -SINCERE thanks to ~I~T" my r("latlvl's, tflend<, -an'd flelgh were weekend guests in the Jens meier of Lincoln; the Vincent Tablets and Hydrex Water Pills. REAL EST ATE CHERYL KAHL ,"$4 Jcir'g'en5e-n,-tH»ne,. "'. Tangeman family of Omaha, Griess Rexall. Wayne. i11t6 bars tor their """ils. cards and '--pL3i'ri'v~:" tlowers whllp I was hosplfallzed DAnnis Johnsons, 'Mr- and- Mr-...... _..E"'ereft Roberfs RESIOl:NTlAl ')peclal 'hanke, to Rf'v Donlver were July 4th guests in the and Mrs Martha Miller, SibDle Wakefield Girl Perry Johnson home City Iowa Peter<,on inr hi" VI')lt and Mr and Mrs Jesse Milligan FARM prayers and to Ore, Walter and Helpin~ Out in TEMPORARY HELP WANTED IN and sons and Marci. Sh~lly. MOGEN DAVID Bob BenthCl(k Clnd the hospllal ReUnion Held Sunday Chrls~y and Ch-erry Milligan CQMMEMCtAl A four gf'neration Mallatt reu T('n Dinner of the Month felephone hostesses lor oflices In staft lor thf-Ir (arl' Raymond A~ent's attended a Height family re nlon was held July 1 at the Mike Office Wayne, Wakefield, Randolph, laurel and Hartington to Granquist 112 WINE union at South Sioux City Len/en farm, Wynot A 20 year old Wakefield g1rl IS elo:tend im,itations to The Wagon Wheel Supper Club's new Mr and Mrs Sam Schram, 112 WEST JRD STREET Atiendlng were the George in her second week 01 work Dinner of the Month Club. House":"ives. college students or WE WISH TO E.XPRESS our Om<'lha, spent severa! days in Franklins (Ema Mallatt) of study, duties in the Way n e recent high school graduates Must be nea' and have a 375214S sincere apprl'(latlon to our the Russell Hall home Lad!, Cald, the Mike Lenzens County agricultural age n t's pleasant telephone voice Salary and bonus. Morning. many trlt-nds <'Ind relatives for ~u~a. Curt Nelson, son of Mr. and (Irene Malian), the Donald Sch office afternoon or evening shifts available. Ave-rage earnings for Card5 jlnd gilts. and for helping '" $1 Mrs Leroy Nelson. attended the roeder family and the Don Cheryl Kah!, daughter of Mr 8 hr shift. S85,OO to S13000 per week salary and bonus make our SOth anniversary such coronation Saturday of Tammy a happy day It V"ill be lonq Newman family. all of Wynot, and Mrs. Willis Kahl of rural Apply fo f./Ianager. Dinner of the Month Club, 108 W 2nd Houses For Sale Robinson at Columbus Miss rememberpd God bless you the William MaiiaH Fa mil y, Wakefield. began workIng in the St Wayne. Nebraska between Ihe hours of 9 a m and 9 Robinson was crowned "Queen Vakoc Construction Company Mr and Mr<, Albert Sundf>11 i 1) Sioux Falls, 5.0" the Melvin oHlce last week p m~ Out of towners call 3753393 or 3753080. collect at Job Daughters" at the East presently has new houses Bottger (Saundra Mallatl) fam She will continue working wdh ern Star Temple" Curt served as i1y. Columbus, the Pu.rJ.Mallatts, county agent Don Spitz€' and Also need tete-phone hostesses '0 work In their homes, ] to 6 priced from the low 3O's and FOR THE MANY EXPRES a pClge for fhe queen Hclrtlnqlon, and Mrs Marie secretary Mrs Ed G ron e LES' PUB hours daily. in Pierce, Wausa. Magnet. Concord, Laurel, up Possession Within 30 SIONS at <,ympalh'y ell ihp time Mallatt, the LJ Malla!ts, lhe through July and August, re COI@ridge and ~rtinsburg. To apply call 37S 3393 or day<,. Phone 375 3374, 3753091 of the death of ou·r father and Marlen Kraemer (Shirley Mal turning to classes at the Unlver 375 3080 or 375 3055 Located In grandfather, Martin VonFechi Churches - laft) family and the John Han sity of Nebraska Lincoln this we fhank you Mr and Mr<, LADY OF SORROWS snes and Michelle, all of Laurel fall FOR SALE: Abler Truck Ter The Hotel Morrison Tom McClain Sherry, Judy, CATHOLIC CHURCH ThiS IS the -third year In a row mlnal tocated at Hartington, Lori and Tammy 112 (Anthony Tresnek, pastor) Return From Camp she has worked in the county Nebraska ThiS fine 40' )( 80' tile Sunday. Juiy 15 Mass. 11 51)( Laurel Boy Scouts and agent's office, The two previous constructed warehouse -- with THE FAMILY OF- Ed Glass om leader, Ron Erion, returned years she worked there tor three truck high loading facilities meyer is <'Incerely grateful tor home June 30 after spending a months each summer avadable soon. Housing avail cards, flower .. , mpmorlals and ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN week af Camp Eagle near A home ecor,omics education able Phone 254 6549 or Res 25<1 food given <'It the time 01 hiS CHURCH Fremont ~tem'I-Ofl·--s--t-udent at UN. l, she 3361 m4tt Notice To Bidders death Sppclal 'hanks to Dr (G W. Gottberg, pastor) Thirty three merit badges and will be qualrlled to enter either Matson and the hospital stall Sunday, July 15, Worship, 9 awards were earned by the e)(tension work or teaching when and to Rev George Francis <'I m Sunday school. 9' 50 troops: Sl)( tenderfoot avvards. she graduates next spring Also to all who were- ~o helptul 51)( camping skill awards, live She IS currently involved in a Board of Trustees gj the ~ to Grandddd during the past UNITED METHODIST camping merit badges, f i v e variety of projects, Including month 117 CHURCH cooking ~klll awards. five cook everything from helping conduct RE~I:: ESTATE (Robert B. Swanson, "Iastor) ing merit badges and si)( fiShing a bicycle rodeo In Wayne to Nebraska State Colleges -5urnja'7;---j-u-ty-~.----9---3e------m-e-t't~------eoll\':'luetifl~ d I'lracl'ce EleffleAs MY SINCERE THANKS fa a m Sunday school, 10.30 Scouters were Larry Cross, tration at Winside everyone who remembered me Sealed proposals for the furnishing of group life L ,k r ne"", J pie" Scott Huetlg. Brad Victor, Ran ! ond,l,oned and TwO lurnl~hpd with vis-lis, cards and grits. and ZION CONGREGATIONAL dy Roland, Brian Skovbo and insurance, 'group hospital-medical-surgical insurance, and lwO bf'droom dparlrnpnh \400 who <,tayed With me during my CHURCH Lee Skovbo Local Le~ion IT'ontnly ,n-COrn{' ... qood 'flY""! stay In ihe hospilal and since (Gail Axen, pastor> Assisting scouts With equip group disability income insurance for the employees of the rTol'nl ill \37.00000 my return home A special Sunday. July 1$' Worship, 10 ment and as drivers were Brian To Send Men Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State Colleges will be (omple1ely remOdeled ) bed thanks to Rev Upton and Pasfor am; Sunday school. 11. Curtis, Mr and Mrs Paul received until 2:00 p.m. C.D.S.T., Monday, August 6,1973 in room home on lS'"lSO' 101 Bernthal for their Visits and Skovbo. Mr, and Mrs. Cliff To Convention w"non IwO blo(l<~ of downlo~n prayers, and 10 Drs. Bob 'and Victors and Mrs. Dorothy Hue the Office of the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Walter Benthack find the hospi tig Four members of the Ameri N.{t' Ihree bedroom bungalow tal staff for their excellent care Satellite Clinic Student Returns Home can Legi(m posf in Wayne plan Nebraska State Colleges, Ninth Floor, State Capitol '115 Shf>rman \11,90000 ... Barry Franzen and parents i12 Has New Home Joao Luis Caparroz Marche on attending the state American Building, Lincoln, Nebraska. Thf('(' bedroom home fJrepl(l(E' soni, of Catamaduva. San Paulo, Legion conven1ion in Uncoln All bids will be opened at the Office of the SecretarY'Of 409 We,;t 10Ih WE ARE SINCERELY New location for the regional Brazjl leO Laurel Tuesday after July 20·22. GRATEFUL for cards, flowers, Mental Health Satellite Clinic, spending six months in the Delegates to the convention Two bl'droom bunl;lalow the Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State Colleges, memorials and food, and every held monthly in Wayne by staff Robert Lillard home in Laurel will be loren Ellis, Dick Dian, WI!'sl51h \11.50000 other help and. expre5sion of members of the Norfolk Region. "Joe" who could speak little LeRoy Clark and Chris Barg­ Ninth Roor, State Capitol Building, Lincoln, Nebraska al Center, will be the lounge of English upon his arrival in the halz. 21 bedroom home wilh altac'¥"d sympathy extended af the tim,e St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Alternate delegates are Ken· immediately followina 2:00 p.m. C.D.S.T., Monday, August gMdge 1220 Walnut US.ODO of the deafh of our beloved Unifed States in Janurary, spoke 6, 1973. husband, father and grandfath Fifth and Pearl Streets fluent English when he leff. Jc~ neth Roland, Jean Nuss, Jesse Except,onally tone 4 bedroom er. Special thanks to Reli. Don· The clinic formerly used the was under the aupises of the Spence and Leon Lamp. hom~ two car garagl" 820 aJd E. Meyer, fa the Ladies Aid facilities of the Goldenrod Hills Youth For Understanding pro· Ellis, recently elected new Bidding forms may be inspected at the said, office of Pearl of St. J.ohn's Lutheran Church of Community Action Council gram prevalant throughout the commander of the past, and the Secretary of the Board of Trustees and copies may be which closed its Wayne offlces other offi~ers will be installed at 5 bel;lroom home 914 Pearl Wakefield for _serving dinner, nation. obtained from said office. and to Or, CO€' and the Wake· May 31 The Lillard family consists of the post's next regular meeting ) bedroum home 112 We... 1 10fh Held Hospital staff, The family The nexl clinic, according to two daughters, Lauria and Ron· on Wednesday, July 25, at 'the All proposals must be in strict accordance with the \11.50000 of John Warrelmann. j12 the Rev. Robert H. Haas, secre­ da, and one son, Rob, Vet's Club In Wayne. tary of the Wayne County Ad· Ellis replaceS: Dick Dlon, who bidding form and be submiHed on those forms. The Board Two brand new homes never al visory Committee on Mental Travel to Poncli was named second vice com· " lower price of Trustees reserves the right to relect any and aII bids in WE WISH TO THANK all those Health. will be conducted Organizations parficipatlng In mander. who offered expressions of sym· Thursday, July 19, during the the Days of '56 parade held Re-elected to post positions its sole discretion. 0Uwr fine homeli auUabae pathy, gave mem'orials and mor~.g hours. June 30 at Ponca were the were LeRoy C1f1rk, f1rs't vh::e ~ helped In any way af the time of Laurel Saddle Club,. headed by commander and child weI&are ~·~nt bereavemenLSpeclal -S-JN-CE=R-E T-WANJ(S .for, ali the lWS.- -'tIlJ!ln:la~carm-::Il,-,---­ ---PF~TH£NEBRASKASTATE _ lb. ruLu1a1o~~.~ --Hesp-l--ta-l---aOO-----t-e- t~-----S-o----K--o------wm--te--+ ~----the" hoSpital. ~:rra~~ean~l(t~~l~u::,gh:~~ service officer; Jim Poket', .. COLIEG 112 ProtH.-...... deFreese lor his spiritual help. Special thanks to Rev. Upton athletic chairman, and Ronald W.,,,:-.~. "-- J7J.21J4 The family at Carl L. Anderson. and Rev:" Bern'thal Burton Sch· ber of €ommerce Float. Temme, Amerlcanis", chair- 112 moldt 112 Youh,gsters r_ld~~jt t~~__ 'f1~t man. t 11te w.,... (Nebr.) .....ilicl. ThurscMY, July 12,1973 [TTCKLE BOX by Ted Trogdon Local Resident New Head of DAV Wavne's Chris Bargholz Tues" . Soden, Wavne, junior vice _:1. day night took over as com· mander; Walter Chinn, w'":'J. Extension Club Holds Family Night I mander of the Wayne CoUnty field, chapter service offi~, DIsabled American Veterans. and Bargholz. department 4,(t· --A~:reert-e)ftenslon-Cltlb--mem~ ,Guest) wet"e Mrs. Sandra Cates. Barghol z, county veterans cutive commiHeeman. bers held thair annual family G,.and Island. and Dennis and service officer. replaces Magnus night party Sunday .yening. in Dadn Koepke. Petersen of Pilger. Bargholz, the Zion Chu,.ch basement. P"esident M,.s. George Ehlers who will serve a one·yHr term, President' Mn. William p,.esided. The theme was "Lord W.I Inlt.lled .kIng with other Thoendell p"esided at the busi· of. ttte \Uving Hantest." Each ros~~;~:.:~ews ness meetl"g. Wayne County } meml)e,. paid five cents in the F_j,. plans we,.e discussed. penny pot if. they worked in the The g"oup played ten point garden July 4 and two cents if pitch. Prizes were awarde9 to they did not~. ' onan, reported two marriages Walther, League s v.- I m min 9 M,.,. E.,.l Anderson and f.luv Mrs. Ehlers distributed new and on~ birth for the past year parfy crt Pierce. 7 p,rn Anderson, high. Mrs. Guy An· constitutions to the members The eldest present was Mrs Ann derson and James Robinson, The lesson. "Women's Lib," was Alderman of Norfolk, and the PEACE UNITEO CHURCH traveling. and Mrs. Fred Barg conducted by aid members youngest was Timothy Moor OF Ci1RIST stadt and George Ehlers, low. Decor-atlans were in the patrio head of Salem. Ore (Dale Coaklev pastor) tic motif Hosts lor 1974 are Mr and Saturday July 14' Confirma Hostesses were Mrs. James Mrs. Arthur Behmer at Hoskins han class. 9 ]Q a m Society - Bargstadt and Mrs. Earl Ander Sunday July 15 Sunday Birthd.y Club son. Seated at the birthday table 12 Members Meet school 9 a m worship. 9 30 The Birthday Club was enter· was Mrs. Lester Koepke Twelve members of the Ocr tained in the home of M,.s. Meta Mrs Melvin Freeman and cas Society of Peace United Mrs Clarence Schroeder~ re­ Pingel Saturdav afternoon in Mrs. Guy Anderson will be Aug Church of Christ met In the turned home tram a Norfolk church basement Thursday honor of the birthday of Mar 2 hostesses hospital Saturday Just how !\.tarved ole you lor companionship?"" garet Kraus. Co"hostess was afternoon at 2 p.m Mrs BeSSie Mrs Fred Bargsladf attended Mrs. Natalie Smith. The Buss family reunion was Kuders was hostess and Mrs a home Interwr and gift party ot Wisner No one was hurt Guests were Mrs. Don Vol held Sunday at the Ernest Edna Puis was a guest Fnday evening In the Bill Bus::. Two Ac('i(lents -\bout 8 pm thdt night Kevin wiler. Troy and Timothy. 6unco Pflueqer home, LeMars, la, with PreSident, Mrs. Walter Strate, home, Pierce Ooru'y of 808 Douglas was prizes wer-e awarded to Mrs. a picnic dinner at noon. Jane gave the welcome and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Leo Gable of Occur Monda)' on the LOa block 01 Mam Carl Hinzman, Mrs. Kathrvn Peters. LeMars, was it guest Raymond Walker led In prayer Omaha and E H Hunker of A UH dr,yt>n by Hplen TIl>dIKP ,.,hpl1 collided .wlth the reM Rieck and Mrs. Marie Wagner Guests attended from Salem, The hostesses favorite hymn, Calif were Sunday visitors In of Ll] Wl1cllfl 5fruck 01 \/ph,(I(' I'nd a car dnven by Kenneth Or-e., Columbus. Ohio, LeMars, "In the Garden," was sung the home of Mrs Ida Kollath 0' bad.lng out at a parking ,;ti'lll on Offp 115 W Seventh The Ofte officers Tllesday night at Meet For Aid la.• Ute. la., Wakefield, Norfolk, A thank you note was read Mrs Leonard Marshall. Nor the 100 block of Ei'lst Third car t ('ports no'ed, was stopped Vet's Club in Wavne M(ombers of the Zion Ladies Laurel. Winside and Hosk ins from Mr and Mrs Gene Cook folk and Mrs Stanley Schaffer about 11 a m Monday ~Ignat Aid met at 1,30 p.m. Thursdav ley. A new folding door was Me:O:lco City were viSitors Frl for a light at the intersec Other officers named earlier Secretary was Mrs. Glen Fre According to police reporls, In the lion Church basement. purchased for the basement day afternoon In fhe Anna lion 01 Third dnd Main Ihls year IncJude Lee Roebuck 01 vert. Mrs, Arthur Behmer, hist the Tledtke vehicle was travel The birthciay song was sung lor Behmer home Pender as chaplain in place 01 Mrs Vernon Behmer, Mrs. 'Ray Ing east on Third when she Alvin Youngquist of Emerson mond Walker, Mrs Andrew aftemp.fi<1 10 make a lell hand Re elected to serve another Anderson, Nelda Schroer and turn Into a driveway and hit a term were Frank Heine, Wayne, Men From Wayne, Allen Pastor Coakley. A cash donation car operated bV Irma Krueger sen'lor Vice commander, Daretd was sent to Camp Kaleo Adm,"ed Mrs Reed Wac Mrs, George Langenberg Sr ker Wayne Guy Pip pi' t On Judicial Commissions was program chairman, and her Laurel Mrs Vlcfor -0 Knies the m e was "Independence che. WinSide Mrs Hazen Nel flltten trom Wayne and Allen have been appointed to Day," Pastor Coakley gave the son Wayne Dr Neal Phelps Nebraska's reorganIzed judicial nominatinf~ commissions by lesson, "The life 01 Dorcas' Wayne Mrs Charles Hargen,; Gov. J. James Exon Mrs. George Langenberg Sr Wayne Mr,; Delmar Helthold Named Friday were Max Hendrickson of Wayne. chIef will be the hostess tor the Aug ") Wakeid?!d Mrs HarriS Heine iustice commission: Roy Christensen of Wavne. ninth district meeting mann Wayne Mrs G era I d court commission. and Clifford Gotch of Allen, eighth district Koch Newca<,lle Douglas Dow court commiSSIon I,ng Wayne Mrs Man t f: The judIcial nominating commissions submit nominations Churches McLaw,; Wayne Lottie SteinPr to the governor in the event of benct'! \lacancies. The governor HOSKINS UNITEO Glenwood 103 Henry Von Segq selects judges to fill v~cancies trom the nominees METHOOIST CHURCH ern, Wln""de Mrs John Weber Each cClmmission Is headed bV a Nebraska Supreme Court Harold Mjtchel~, Glenn Wayne Mr<, WE Slemsglusl Stanton judge, who does not vote on nominees Kennicon, Miss Caro~ Roe'mer O,smlSsed Barry f-ranlt'I, . or the lay members appointed to .each commission by the ministers) Savin~s Wa".nf' Mr~ W"llam Woehler Health Needs At BIG governor, two are Oemocre:-ts and two Republicans. Two will Sunday July 15 Worship. 9 30 Mr~ serve for two years, the ~ two for four years a m church at study. 10 30 Waynp Lloyd McNatt and Christensen and Gotch are both Republicans. Hendrickson <,on Waynp Mr<, Victor Kn,e Wtn~'d'" is a Democrat. All three will serve two-year terms TRI'NITY LUTHERAN srhf' Mrs John We ~\ bpr Waynf- Mr<, Delmar Hf'>t (:EPACOL ANACIN CHURCH Shatterproof hold W,1kpfl(,ld Mrs Halen (Andrew Oomson, Pas'or) ~_~Bottle Friday July)] Communion N(-i",on Wa".ne Mrs Reed MOUTHWASH ~~C\~. TABLETS announcements, ] 5 and 6 9 P m WaCker and d<'lughter. Wavnf< Blanrhe W,edlund, Wavne, Au Sunday July 15 Communion qu,>t Koch W,nSlde Mrs Esther Z serVice, 9 a m Vesper service Lar,;on, Wayne Mrs. Charles ;Cepacol at Wayne. 7 30 pm Harqen<, and son, Wayne. Mr~ r#~ Tuesday July 17 Adult Infor Geraid Koch and son, Nev, -- 100', ••¢> matlon class 7 p.rn, bIble 1:1:: castle class, 8 VII"'"'77¢ '1 61 "olue ZION LUTHERAN Elm Motel, 311 E.st 7th St. So.-Mor " CHURCH Tuesday, JulV 17, 1'73 Sov.Mor (Gordan Arft, pastor) From ':30 P.M. to 1:30 P.M. Sunday July IS Sunday Tel. No. J75·1770 school. 9 30, worship, 10 ]Q • . Mint 01' SOLARCAINE SPRAY Close'f:lp -• Re/fulor July Fashion Toothpaste l;'; Mouthwash '2" Value In One Sov·Mor Clearance Continues Fomilv Size ONLY We Have Our Entire Stock of Ladies Summer Fashions On Sale 'I"" Value Odd Lots and Broken Sizes ALWAYS Brin~ Your Photo , * Dresses * Blouses * Pant Tops * Slacks Finishin~ To SAV-MOR DRUG For.The Best ;A!!S~/~ * Body Shirts , * Shirts Finishin~ Professional ON PHO" USE * Pant Dresses & Dusters At The Best Price ":J"f • (;OMPLETE THfS£ DRESSES PANT TOPS l Junktr sizes, hilif sizes .nd str.ight size,. Regular leneths .... OUTFIT At Sav-Mor Dru~ ~UPONS .ncI long teA9ths. Also p.nt suits. Not 1111 sizes but we still Just. few of the Polyester Knits left. Not all sizeo, but a hllve a nice nsortment. Regular V_IUfl from S2' to 110. good assortment. A ver-y popular brilnd. Regular priced $ll ~" '0520. 95 Now Priced From KODAK POCKET And eet FREE Album PO/fe .lnAMAYle 20 $20 l35< Votuel Now on Sale for. 1/2 Price '29" Value With Each Roll of Kodocolor ONLY ~.1 ~ BLOUSES, BODY SHIRTS, : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••, ·.8•• ...... • PANT DRESSES and DUSTERS· • r' • '" VALUABLE PISCOUNT COUPON PANT TOPS and etc. : VALUABLE DISCOUNT COUPON : ' Also N.nev -Frocks, sleeveless models. This assortment is Odds ...... broken sizes. Sdme -s"'veless, some long · '- g..owing smilller eve...y day. Bener hurry! Broken "izes.nd .. s...,,~. fT~m · (8 MM • 35 MM • 126, 20 EXPOSURES) . .teeves _nll.IIIort _"u"r pr.kecl f5 to S20. odd loti. Re4jUL!r priced from 51 to 53J. := =.: 12up.I(OOACOLOR ••J Now on Sale at ~\~~~->~~( ~ 50 88 E MtlVIE OR SLID£. FILM DEVELOPED and PRINTED, Now on Sale $5 .to $14 ~.' 120 qP 52.981 : ;:•.PROCESSING Onl", $l./9 Good Only At Sa.-MoI< Drug • • DIIly.... 98·~ SHORTS' : GocHi Only AI Sa.·Mo, Drug Coupon \MUlt ! Coupon Void July 17. "73 l. - (Umlt 1 Roll) t .. Coupon \toid July 11, "73 Accompany Or" I We MV•• v.ry Iman auortment of these on band. Broken : ,.... ". . C'OUPON MUST ACCOMPANV 0110:'-: siHl. short and Bermuda lent"". Rquta, price $7. . ... Prices eifecfive Thursday Thru Sunday .. '-...... ~IfIV... Now on Sale at 00 $4 Monday-Friday 8:30·8:30. , -=-S.t,,-~y a:3t'4i~OO Sunday 10:00-5:.90 . ',. ~_.. -,'" -',.' ~ . THE WAYNE HERALD ••,h Year - No, 13 Wayne. Nebraska ••7.7. Thursday, JUly '2, 1973 Section 2 - P. Iil Coryell's 5-DayBlitz . - At 'ENDS THIS FRIDAY G-'b ~ P ki J uI 13 1 son s ar n~ Y Lot We Will Have Our New Cars On Display At Gibsons Parkin#!; Lot All 5 Days From 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. Buy Your New Car Ri#!;ht Off Their Parkin#!; Lot!!!

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G-148 G-162 H-31 Caprice 4·Dr. Sedan Impala Kingswood Wagon '73 Olds 98 Holiday Sedan 400 V·, enQine, Hydromatic transmission, 3·seet, '·passenger, 400 V·8 engine. 455 V·S engme, Hydromatic transmission, power steering, power br.lkes, tinted Hydromatic tr~nsmission, power steer· power steering, power brakes, 6·way gins. Door edge guards, factory .Iir ing, power brakes, tinted glass, factory power seat. Electric windows, tinted conditioning, tilt stHring whHl. white· .Iir conditioning. Tilt steering wheel, gla'>s, factory air conditioning, tilt .r.er. wall tires. Cruis. control, ucen' mold· whitewall tires, accent .moldings, wheel ing wheel. Whitewall tires, rur speaker, lnv' vinyl roof, rHio, remote c.ontrol covers. Radio. remote control outside erulse control, accent. molding, _·"inyl outside mirror, deluxe belt•• bumper and mirror, power tailgate, roof carrier. roof, radio, power trunk lid. -stICker price bumper lund. Sticker pr'" - 'S,110.90. Sticker pdce . 'S,227.40 16,200.80 12 T-Bones 13 T-Bones 15 T-Bones Sale Sale Sale Price $4279 Price Price $5299 G-101 '73 Chevrolet Impala Easy '73 Olds Omega '73 Olds Cutlass Supreme '73 Olds Delta To~n Sedan H-61 Holiday Coupe Custom Coupe Hatchback Coupe 350 V-8 engine, Hydromatic tr.msmi$Slon, JSO V·I engine, Hydromatic transmi,,"n, G.M.A.C. Financinf!; UG V-I engine. HYdrom.Uc~nsmiQion, power steering, power brakes, tinted power steering, power brakes, tinted ~r power ...ten, tinted 350 V·II enOln., Hydromafic tnIM.mission, glass, air conditioning. Tilt steering """"9, glass. Factory air conditioning, tilt 91"S, door edGe guards. Fadory air pow.r ,t..rlng, tinted glass. Whitewall wheel, whitewall tires, rear seat s~ker, steering wheel, whitewall tires, rear conditioning. tilt s'••ring wheel, white­ tires, accent motding, wheel covers, vinyl roof. Wheel covers, radio, remote Available wall tires. floor mats, Auxiliary IightinO power brakes, radio, auxiliary moldings. speaker, accent moldings. Vinyl roof, radio, power trunk lid, remote control control outside mirror, deluxe bumper group. Wheel cov.rs, ,..dlo, powe,. trunk Sticker price· n,S24.26. and bumper guards. Sticker price outside mirror, deluxe belts, bumper lid, remot, control outside mirror. Stick. 14,825.90 10 T-Bones guards. StICker price 14,721.20. • r price· S4,f11.0S 15 T-Bones 12 T-8ones 12 T-Bones H-62 Sale Sale Price Price ~~i~e $4099 - BARGAIN' USED CAR BUYS - '72 Olds Custom '71 Chevelle '71 Olds Delta '70 Buick Skylark '69 Chevelle C,,-uisef' 6-Passenger Heliday Sedan 4-Dr. Sedan Malibu "5S" 9-Pass. Wagon Station Wagon 4S5 V·8 engme, Hydromalic v,a engIne, aulomallc trans· ]96 V 8 engme, 4 speed trans­ transmiSSion. All power, air miSSIon, air conditIOning. 4S5 V.I, autom.tic. transmis 3S0 V-8 engine, Hydromatic mISSIon. mag wheels. A car condilioning, tilt steering Power steering and brj\kes A sion. All power including se~t transmission, factory air for

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Financinf!; Available '67 Ford Custom 500 '65 Chevrolet '71 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton '70 Chevrolet '68 Pontiac Catalina Miss 4-Dr. Sedan Caprice 4-Dr. Fleetside Pickup EI Camino Pickup Station Wagon .jh Hardtop v·, engine, autom.ftc tr.ns· '·cylinder, J-~peed transmis· v·a engine, 4·speed trans­ 9.Passenger, V-I engine, au­ This mission, air conditioning. V·I engine,. automatic trans. sion. Custom I"(loldings, radio, mIssion. Gold finish. Just tomatic transminion, pOwer New tires, low mileage. mission. Factory air condi. near new tires. overhauled engin@. steering, power brakes, fite. tioning, power steerjn9, pow. tory air conditioning. All Sale Price er brakes. Vinyl roof. White Sale Price Sale Price white color. BIG co'or. Sale Price Sale Price ~795 $795 Sale CORYELL AUTO CO Lighting the Way in WAYNE for Over SO Years! Jl21.. 2ftd WAYI«', MtI~ LINCOLN - The Interim study Committee on of solid waste disposal, proposed flood plains act, ralfr~d rlghts-of·way and the general subject of Luedtke of Lincoln once wanted to take his Agriculture will launch Its research efforts' this rules and executl...e orders affecting agriculture reereaflonal f.c1l1fles and opportunities In Ne­ committee to HawaII. where much of the new week wifh Its first meeting. and lack of interest In farming by Nebr~ska braska. That 'as' topic will Include a tflp to the l4!9islation has been implemented, but that trip Other s.fudy committees won't be far behind youth. state'l major recreation areas. hes been stymied. as they start Inyestlgatlve assignments made by Schmit said a schedule for dealing with these TIle .tate patrol I. to be .tudled by the Labor months~ Education Chairman Jerome Warner of Wav­ :·Legislature.'s· the 1973 Legl,lelure. Intotttor.•, •. education may take some slashes. and there is room for argument on that point. The best way to help this country is to have helped? teach' more arithmetic in Washington. I. have ha-d several friends in Congress, . Landowners around Wayne and Wake· ion, Some said the power district was and respect them jndividually, but as a field put up a ~retty ~ood fight in trying playing neighbor·against neighbor, tellir;t9 group they often remind me of the mob to keep Nebraska Public Power District one person that everybody else had ~~~hf~;:~~~~U/~:X~~yOfsr:r~~~hoo' (NPpnj from building its 230,OOO-volt agreed to construction of the Iine when transmission line across their land. that may not have been the case, Other'S They 1051 the tight, however. and the said somethIng close to blackmail was Madison, VA., Eagle: '·Right now is power district is now moving full stream being used. with NPPD offering to keep W'.&T BACK 'WHEN' the lime tor the politician to sound off ahead to complete the last gap in the tine poles out of places which could hinder ~bou' how he opposes high tal(es. With by the end of this month.. . farming or irrigation if farmers would 'inal tal( day clearly in mind-and a We have never disagreed with NPPD agree to let the line cross their land cleaned out pocketbook-we love the wt)en it said the line is. necessary to meet LiMle ever came of these charges, 30 Yea.. Ago Company buildings are undergoinQ ex· an airplane prop during the Wayne Soound The only thing IS that the 'ellow the constantly rising demand for electr; although it seems to us that somebody tensive remodeling Jaycees fI ight breakfast two weeks ago. can't get votes until November, and thInk July 1943 Wayne County drive to city in this pad of the state. Power should have checked into them. They n, of the many differenf expensIve things in...est S90,000 In war bonds so that this district officials say the line would have became too numerous to ignore after a il * he's going' to promise us by then. to be area may send big bomber to Tokyo got been. built in 1975 jf construction of the while a paid 'or with our tal( money." off to a fair start thiS week, Total 15 y..... AtIa 10 Yea...... a large steel mill near Norfolk had not NPPD did receive a public slap in the made construction possible l1'. couple face by a member of the Public Service investments in Wayne Wednesday were July 17, 19S1: The State Reorganization July 10, 1963: Mrs. Basil 05burn was Selby, S.D... Record: "We hear too Rains that brighten years earlier, and we have no ;:&on to Commission, however. One of the ·mem $25,673.75 pros­ Committee Thursday approved annexa· elected chairman of the Wayne County much criticism of the things our young pects for a bumper of corn in Wayne doubt that statement. Americans across bers, Eric Rasmussen of Fairbury, said crop tlon of Oi1trlct 1.4 to DistrIct 17 (Wayne) Home Extension Council when it met people do and not enough of the many County and adjoining territory have this nation each year are using more and NPPD was "seriously remiss regarding and the 'irst of two local hearings has Thursday with .Mrs. Walter Fenske in good and commendable and worthwhile taHen the pa5t week, Cfoud!. that gather· more electricity to run the seemingly compliance with statutory pro ... isions been set on the proposal. .Frank charge. .According to a government actiVIties carried on by them They are endless array of machines and ap. covering construction of power lines." ed Tuesday brought a soaking that was Morrison. Democratic candidate, for the rain gauge on the Ralph Watson farm, our CItizen'S of tomorrow and mistakes pliances industry puts on the market. Rasmussen also said NPPD had vIolated general over the area Wayne Grain & United Sfates Senate. is slated to be In 31/2 miles north of Wayne, 2.8 Inches of they will make, as we all do, but they Coal company thi5 was sold by Residents in this part of the state are legal restrictions in constructing the week Wayne tOday. ,W/rfne County extension rain lell in a matter of 45 minut" should get all the credit they deserve for buying those products iust about as fast transmission line John Kay, owner since 1932, to Bill council members re-ele-cted Mrs. Erwin Monday morning. thirtefm neighbors the many good things they do, too." as others elsewhere, so the increasing He hit the nail on the head, however, Woehler, who will occupy the same Ulrich, Hoskins. as council chairman for gathered July 3 at the Albert Milliken demand for electricity her'f is not when he made one other comment. AHer building Johnnie Lee and his 12·piece 1959 at the annual meeting a' the farm to cultlvale corn. Milliken, who difficult to understand_ , noting that transmission lines are not orcrn;;tra. booked out of Omaha, will Courthouse Monday. .NE Nebraska underwent surgery at Method"", HospItal. At 'first. we thought the lal1ldOWflers ~ built across government land without turnIsh music for the dance sponsored at 'armers are looking for hot. dry weather Sioux City, June 21. wilt not be able to do who were complaining about NPPD some difficulty, he said the auditorium here Saturday by the to permit them t-o ~ the oats ha,.... est heavy farm work tor some time .There Com~ce building the line across -their land were "However. when the condemnation Chamber of County Agent underway, Continued cool, rainy weather were iI:JIi entries. representing 20 saddle doing so in an effort to hike their proceedings Involve private individuals, W. R. Harder continues to get calls from has delayed harvest and caused concern clubs and many individual stables at the payments for permission to cross their especially persons who lack important farmers who want grain shockers. about maturing of corn, County Agent Horse Show held July .4 ~t the fair· land. This probably was true in some of political contacts, the condemnation of Flight "E" of the J.l9'th college training Harold Ingalls said. .Seven members of grounds A large crowd attended the the cases, but we have come to think that land proceeds smoothly and rapidly." detachment was graduated last week. the Wakefield Christian Church brought Covenant Church picnic July .4 to com· some of those persons had iustifiable We can only wonder what would have and a farewell dinner was gi ...en at Hotel their tractors to the Don Johnson home at memorate the toundlng of the congre complaints agaH'lst the power district happened to construction of this Iine had Stratton Friday evening honoring these the Wayne airport last Tuesday afternoon gation 75 years ago, .Jlm PokeH was Several farmers complained thaf some of the farmers and landowners who young men who left Saturday for a Cali· where they cultivated 95 acres of corn reelected Am.rlcan l&9lon Post 143 NPPD was going about the busmess of were protesting been able to back up 'ornia air base for further training. and milo. Johnson broke his arm winding Commander at their meeting Friday acquiring easements to cross land in their complaints with a little political Volunteer workers at the local ration something less tflan .:m hOt"tOt"abte fash muscle board ha...e been aM-tstlng with' the issuance of the gasoline ration books A

il * Worth pointing out 25 Yea.. AtIa Joly 15, 194: W. R. Ellis was presented Save fora Pats on the back go ouf this week to caused by inflation. And that's no small a so.-year button by the Wayne Masonic several insfJviduals. groups and busi accomplishment. Lodge at Its regUlar meeting July 9. EIIl!. nes5es. them Among - The W.yne Her.1eI for t.-klng- a group is the sixth Mason in the Wayne -fjJling statiOll---.OPerators at Seventh of newspaper carriers to see the Minne­ organization to receive this honor .Bill and Main who have gone to the trouble sota Twins-New York Yankees -Game at PodolL Winside, is the neoN flight instruc and expense to plant flowers to brighten you-k.noy-whaa Bloomington Saturday. The youngsters tor .t the local airport Two cars were up the intersection. With all, the signs, are finding out thai carrying papers can damaged but the occupants were not hurt gas pumps and concrete, thai intersec be a lot of fun as well as worthwhile. in a minor accident Monday on Main tion would look pretty uninviting if It -Momben 01 the Phi Sigma Epsilon Street ,betw~ Fifth and Sixth. The weren't for those efforts at improving it fraternity at Wayne State College who accident happened when William P -School boiIrds and city counci Is in kind-of-day. spent a lot of time, energy and sweat in cannlnJl .topped to 1'Ick UI' a pedestrian, Wayne and surrounding communities painting their _laI~ fratwnity house at . and Will E. Back. driving behind him. have been wrestling with budgets which \08 West Eighth Street OYO< the weekend. ran Into the rear of the Cannlrlg car. the past few weeks and months. It seems The best way to clean up and spruce up a According to Patrotman Clarence May fnCI5.td--the-gover--Atng bodles are going ta­ c~ I, I<> ,tart f'IgIII..Jn...you< _ hew~ Back was reaching for a grasshop· be able to limit budget increases to less backyward. the fraternity members be· per on the wind$hleld of his auto and did than the almost automatic increase lieve. so that's exactly what they did. nof see Canning stop...Grasshoppers are causing severe damage to crops in Dixon and surrounding counties...Glen Otson, Wakefield. suffered painful head injuries Saturday when his car struck a pile of gravel being used In construction work north of Wayne. Three other-s In the car escaped with b!'UIMS. il * 2OT...... Jul)'o 9. 1953: Arnold Mau was named commander of WayrWs Irwin L Surs American legion _t lasl Wednesday .:;1 night. He succeeds Jam.. Suber...An ;/:. estimated 3.000 persons were at the f Wayne County lalrgrounds to< the tlte. wo

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Health Tips The Wayne ( Nebr.) Herald, Thursday, July 12, 1973 Nebraska's hpttest days will for cards and again July 26 at soon be upon us. Heat affects 7:30 p.m. for cards. g.t.Jtt~,~1~'(C\ the body in two major ways: heat exhaustion and heat pros- Mrs. Oorls Bates and daugh­ trafion. The Nebraska Medical ter, GlendaJe, Calif., spent Fri. COV",,\}S~ Association suggests you learn day in the Herb Peters home. .• to r.ecognize the symptoms and 'he Bruce Wylie famity were know basic first aid to help heat among guests Tuesday evening victims. in the Russell Thompson home, In C~se of heat exhaustion, Battle Creek. L nne W lie was iHr~' vltll!:hS feel weak, rTlay havea--'"ilnovem-ight guesf Tuesday in headache and nausea, and the Thompson home. $bmetimes have cramps in the Leone Heckman, Norfolk, and -JWE MOST I2ENO"'''E" I FRE'EDOM~(,,"'I~ER WAS stomach 6r legs. The pulse is Irene Oamme refurned home BEST rapid and weak, the skin. is pale Sunday after spending the past H::~ZE~~~17~~~[~~~Ttoll and clammy, and fhe tempera· week at Hermann and New ~~E'~:;i-;7'~::.n~~~;'(~~~ED ture is normal. Haven, Mo, While in Missouri WI·p~E 1-t"'-"'(-(UFF[t' A>.lO Heat exhausfion may occur they visited Boynell Dam and Si-t"'-c ~1.f.P wlrr-' IRC,>.lS. ALBUMS while playing golf or tennis or Silver Dollar City Enroufe working in the hot sun. To help home they visited with friends in gers visited in the Richard such a victim, move him to·a Avoca, 103 InC:lude. "Should.r to Cry On Jaeger home. Norfolk FROM A10t19 Ih. Mtfoll",PP' .P.., Me By cool place, but protect from' Dinner guests July 4 in the The Don Plymesser famity, TI'•• Shelf., 01 You, Ey,,, chilling. 00 not give alcohol in Edward Oswald home for a Omaha. spent several days in any form. pre·birthday celebration for fhe John Asmus and Mrs. Ellen Heat stroke often causes the Daniel's seventh birthday were Plymesser homes. The Les Aile· PRIDE victim to lose consciousness Mrs. Forrest Netfleton, Carroll. mann family spent July 4 even SLD Workshop Opens ,in Wa.yne The skin is flushed and hot, and and the Gene Nettlefons, Teresa. ing in the Asmus home ABOUT 40 Mea teachers turned out Monday morning for the first session of the the pulse is rapid and sfrong Brenda and Shelley, Wakefield A Fourth of July celebration cn three week workshop being held in Wayne to help teachers work with students haVing The NMA says you should give The Alberf Jaegers recently was held Wednesday evening in the victim salt walter to drink if moved into the house they pur specific language disabilities Mrs D~rothy Ley of wa~ne, who IS coordinating morning the Vernon Hi II home. Present is conscious. the body by chased in Winside which was praeticum seSSions and ac1ing as major In~tructor dUring a.fternoon seSSions, goes over ... e Cool were George Farrans and Me :;ponging with cold water. vacated earlier by the Jake some preliminary information before starting the feachers out on the workshop Being lissa, the Leonard Andersens, c ~ ~ .. .: '- .. In both fypes of heaf prostra Houdek family who moved to Rt::..... ::.r1.Pride.. sCaODEi5'98.LP'S financed by Wayne State College and Educafional Service Un." No One, the workshop the Clifton Burrises and Bill, the will continue through July 27. A fatal of 47 teachers enrolled In the workshop rion, a physician should be Stanfon, The Kenneth Jaeger Carl Troutmans, Mrs. Robert called Immediately family of Norfolk moved onto Wacker, Darrin and Jennifer. the Albert Jaeger farm the Alvin Bargstadts and the The Dean Jaeger family. Lin Randall Bargstadts, all of Win coIn, and the Alberf Jaegers side, Kirk Troutman and Ann Ladies Aid Welcomes New Members visited Mrs. August Vahlkamp etfe and Darin, Bargstadt of :----~.- . EACH at the Bel Air Nursing Home in Omaha and fhe Roger Hills and ... "<>

TRINITY LUTHERAN Linda Baddorf CHURCH (Paul Reimers, pastor) Compliments of Sunday. July 15 Sunday school. 9:30 a,m worShip, New Career Opportunities Cal~ren 10: 30 Piano Cd ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (G W. Go"berg. pastor) Sunday, July 15 Sunday Or~anCo. school and Bible classes, 9' 30 500 JOB OPE,NINGS a m.: worship, 10:30 Monday. July 16 Voters meefing. 8 p.m Available now in Grand Island, Nebraska Ca~ren, Nebra8ka Wednesday, July 18 No Sun day school teachers meettng Independence Day guests in the Chester Wylie home were ATTEND the Lowell Baker family and the Douglas Baker family. Kingsley. la.. the Don Wylie family and Mrs. Nina Mellick. Norfolk. and Grand Island Employment Opportunity Day Ihe Don Longnecker family Independence evening guesfs in -the- Roqe-r Th-ompwn home were the Andrew Manns and the Dean Janke family, Winside, Altred Jankes. Pilger. the Safuraay, July 14, 1973 Duane Peffit family, Plainview, Mrs. Norris Thompson, Madi 24 Gift Certificates To Be Given son, and Andrew Mann Jr, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Norfolk. Away - Towards The Purchose of An Kandis Thompson. Newman Grove, spent the week in .. the City Auditorium, 222 Pearl Street Wayne, Nebraska OrJr;an or Piono Dean Janke and Andrew Mann home The Wa~er Hamms, Winside, ~ Frank Lindsays, the Gerald SEE AND HEAR WHAT (8 18t Prize8 . '250 Certificate' Posplschil family and fhe Dearfd Hamm famIly, Wayne. Robin, Wade and Shawn Lindsay l~J ~!!~LPriZ~IL~~ 'I~Q of Wisconsin, the Don Hamm Grand Island, Nebraska Can Do For You! .. __ Certificote .4m-Uy Neligh Sd Wldh._.Verdl grH, and Mrs, Nellie Hamm, ~ Plainview, enjoyed a family • FREE Catalog listing job opportunities available. ,( 8 3rd Priz.e8 ••• '50 Certificote picnic ~t Plainview Sunday. A picnic supper was held July 4 in the Jack Brockman home. • SEE Slide presentation of Grand Island's Cnurcnes, Scnools, Guests were the Herman arock. Its All HappeninJr; At mans, Wayne, otto Schlueters Recreation and Sodal Facilities. and Randall, Humphrey, Janet Sladek, Columbus, and the Chari,s Brockman famUy. • VISIT with Grand Island Business men and Employers. ~~~~mJ~ ~~~[gmJruJ~~ The Harvey Aevermanns and Art Rabel spent July .. at Lake Herman, S.D., and In the Devll's Nesf area. Unable to atte"i? Write to: [g(B1~~(B1rr The Warren Manns and daughter of Missouri spent •Tuesday afternoon In the An­ Grand Island Opportunity Committee East 7th Wayne, Nebr. drew Mann home. Relatives from Fremont, P.0, Box 1486 -- Grand Island, 'Nebra,ka 68801 Swedeberg, Laurel, Norfolk, .4 The lIiIaY'W I_.l Herald• .Thunda,. Jul, 12. 1973

be hf'ld July 30, was also Lawn Tip 3 County Horsemen Get Purples discussed Prolects are to be turned In to Mrs_ Hansen by Area Youths Win By rh,') 1,"-1€, during the sum Three Wayne County horse barrel racing, and KeVin DaVIS Jul y 29 mer you should be mowing your men received purple ribbons at rece'ved a red In pole bending Sp~('c hes were presented by lawn at a fhree Inch cutllng the ~ H district horse show held KeVin Davis also received a red Diane Creamer, lynette Han Spots On State height MOWing .should be don~ at Madison recently ribbon In the reining compelillOn sen, Megan Owens, Deb Boden every lime the blade height Taking the toP ribbons were and ,n western pleasure horses "tedt, Shilund Roberfs, N\onica redches J 5 Inches or less Brian Frink In barre! racing and Brad Li~ngenberQ received a and Vitlarle Eddie and Jacque Jud,{in~ Many professlon~1 turl people Mark F leer and David F leer in while rJbbon In pole bending Jones Team are reporting ellcellent root and pole bending A lotnl 01 13 J H'ers from Renay Harmeier and Shelly fOp growth 01 hJrf dunng the ReceiVing blue ribbons tor Wayne County partiCipated In DaVIS served lunch Making up Wayne County's lives,tack judging team at the fa,ny spring period leading pole bending were Brian Frink, the pveni The n['lel meeting will be held State Fall' this year will be two youths from Wakefield, one horllcu1fur:51s fa believe water Dave A5mus, Doug AsmU5. Bill July 16 a' 1 pm al the Carroll from Carroll and one from Laurel recommendation,:> on (001 season Langenberg Rick DaVIS and auditorium They are Leslie Thomsen and Janeen Thomsen, both of la,,,,n grasser, may be very DaVid Fleer 4-H Club News News reporler, Sheila Gram Wakefield, Dennis Magnuson of Carroll and Dwight Anderson conservative Ii has been re In barrel racing, blue ribbons IlCh of Laurel. Alternate is Steve Gramlich of Carroll. WA YNE COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT ported that a good 'awn may went to Dave Asmus. Doug They were the toP scorers fro~ Wayne. County in the pull 0,5 (Dne fourth Inch) of Asmus, Brad Langenberg. Mike C.rrolliners Gorden Quiz senior division at the recent area lIvestock ludging cqntest Lawn C.re fa die. furn yelloy. or brown and Nater auf at 'he soil on a normal Lange. Rick lange. Mark Fleer. The last meeting of the Car held south o(Wakefield July and August are "dog balloon sid I slH..kmg to leaves '>ummer day ThiS Indicates we DaVid Fleer and Robin Fleer roiliners J H Club was held July Q. Why would garden crops Thirfeen youths from the county turned out for the days" for lawns when they need When about 10 per cenf of the may nPed ] 1 .. Inches of water Other blue ribbon winners 1 at "} p,m al the city auditor fall to grow? Questioner puts .11 contest. The contest attracted more than 100 4-H members your specIal attention even greenbugs are paraSitized the every week on a lawn or an mch were Jana Lange In reining 'um hIs grass clippings and teolwes on from Wayne. Cedar, Dixon. Dakota and Thurston Counties though you would rather be problem IS usually solved by the every) J days competition, Bradley langen The group discussed 4 H ludg the garden and he blames this. Winning purple ribbons in the junior division were Randy relaKlng In tront of the air con parasites. and controls should Ecologically. thIS may be a berg In wesfern horsemanship Ing which Will be held July 1] al A The process of decay of Dunldau and Joe Greve. Hayley Greve and Hugh Jager both dittoner no! be appll€'d wasfe of another one 01 our and Brad langenberg In west the Wayne auditorium at 9 a m organic maHer requJres nitro won blue ribbons First there IS' the maHer of - ._~ ---~-~-,,- ~-"_. natural resources However, ern pleasure hor<;es Members are aSked fo meel al gen, which IS fled up until the Senior division purple ribbon wirmers were Leslie Thomsen enol/9h moisture Lawns need Use the .... ater level control T ""'aler IS a necessity to keep a Red ribbons were awarded 8 30 d m In front of the Carroll process IS complefe, then the -and Dwigh1' Ander~on. Winning blue ribbons were [)ennis about one Inch of water per your washer You should use coo! season lawn grOWing and Bill langenberg, Rick DaVIS, audltor

about SI;l( Inches deep Runott may occur when uSing a spnnk Bigger, Hllier, Jer fhat app! ies more than half an Inch per hour One soak Ing per week is better than several shallow waferings The besl time to water IS In ~~ the morning when the Wind IS down. humidity IS higher and .r waterline pressure is strong ~1Ini1 Keepl')g leaves wet tor long periods 01 time Increases the .... chance of d!!'>ed!>e lawns mowed too shorf suffpr most from heat and droughf Grass mowed closely must be CHECK YOUR SIZE mowed more often Remove only one fhlrd of the leaf af each mowing Base mowing Intervals calves on grass helghf, rather than a speCifiC period Bluegrass, K 31 fescure and ryegrass should be 1. NEW MILK SAVER mow€'d to a l' ;0 3 Incr. height Be sure the mower blade~ are .. Mixes eaSIly \." sharp CHECK OUR lOW PRICE --. 'Stays Tn suspension -longer Remember don't fertilize .. MedIcated to help prevent scours bluegrass lawns now as It re qUires e .... lra amounts of wafer .. Higher fat level produces mare bloom 4-'"Ally.shlTGIld thiS 'Ime 01 year nTII

2. CALF WEANER PELLETS GREENBUGS ThiS IS fhe time that both .. Nutrlflonally complete greenbugs and corn leaf aphids YOUR MOST ...... Palatable -- calves eat the very flfst week show up on milo The corn leal .. Mak"'es 4 week weaning pOSSible aphids usually dorn caus~ any trouble. but greenbugs will and they look very Similar POPULAR SIZEI 3. CALF STARTER CONCENTRATE II the aphids are blUish green FOR MID-SIZE CARS: .. Easy 10 feed m!)o; With whole grains and have black heads and legs. they are greenbugs and should .. Formulated tor fast, economical growth be watched tor causing stre-ss 0'" o Torino 0 Buick SpeCial 0 Fury 0 Fairlane 0 planls When the lowe'- two Montego 0 F-85 0 Impala 0 Monte Carlo 0 LTD lerlves on milo are dr"f1ng on COME IN ANO WE'll HELP rou SET UP A PROGRAM p/anfs Sill -or eight Inches tailor when more than two lower leaves on larger plants are brownmg, controls lIkely will be proftfabTe Roberts Feed & Seed About mid July a sntall para I.....rl St.-. WOY'W _ I7So1114 sIte plays an important role in O••. 1I0••IITS. Owner green bug control. It lays an egg in the greenbugs cau-:.ing them BUTLER AGRI-BUILDER

P..lce out your own Butler Bin and equipment for self erection; then call B.A.R.O.·Harti"91on, 254-6783 10 order. ITEM BIN DIMENSIONS 15x15 18x15 21x15 24x15 Store and Dry Capacity, Bu. 1979 U63 3916 5151 WHITE SIDEWALLS $3.00 MORE EACH Storage Only. Capacity, Bu. 2329 3422 4753 6344 CUSTOM LONG MILER lIfrlCOst" 5746 5861 51103 51318 • tough 4-ply polyester COldlor long wear and a. Ladder, 14 ft. 29 29 29 29 smooth ridE" Perferated Floor 148 .222 297 361 o wide white stnpefor modern styling Floor Substructure 103 133 180 231 " ....Ill ... _ ..,.. liz•• .... IIiwe ,. a 'Fan Tr.ansition 62 62 62 62 ...... -.f1Ibn""" ..... -*"'Ilrico. Bin Sweept (Fetral) 57.00 61.00 74.00 78.00 Sump .nd Tube (Fetral) 563.00 $68.00 570.00 572.00 MUFFLERS Grain Spreader 138 138 138 138 Huter LP·Liquid 325 SILVERTOWN 325 325 325 BELTED Ar••tic»n Fan 9.2 H.P. 384 431 431 ,431 G1'.J!S G11-U 11'·14 f71·1~ (11.14 Cl'-\4 "'-'4 Humidistat Thermostat 45 45 45 45 "US f •. ( •. "1 of 52.00 10 !I'I~ "All t21Jpeftl,••IlCIt ..... $28' 11.00 LtSS fO. IUCK.ALLS BUILDINGS---- J INstALLED SIZES 40 x 72 F.rmstNd - Colored $3730 30 x 24. Farmst••d • Colored $1~0 USE YOUR .CONOCO CREDIT CARD OR BANKAMERICARD 4Ix 72F.rmltead • Colored 54490 "50 x72"F.r....ste.d '. Colored $5028 Off,"" a. shown a' •., .Goodrich Stor.,: eomHtltivtly Pfieed " 8.'.Gfl!odrjch 0..1.,., 30 • 72. Farmst.ad • Colored $3090 ;-7~-('-'-"V. P~lcesDO Not InclUde' Freight and Tax• ..... ····~··T....:.:~-AISCI Ereef Alt-Blnstl.8utldtngs. )' . . ·'1': ~fP'~#+~~'-U ....."....tt=-"",~==-".-~,-----'--- rile Wayne (Nebr.) Herald, rhursdilV, JulV 12, 1973

have managed the corporate affairs and distributed such. assets DATED this 25th day Of June, 1973 Winside Basebilll Park Associ.tlon Coon C....It•.H Club ludged. Joel Wantoch, made (Publ, June 28, July 5 & 11) Roger Gustafson called the peach crisp, Barbara Gnirk LEGAL PUiLICA'TION tn~t_i"g to order when the Coon made a dlerry (umbo, and Mike Creek 4·H Club met June 18 in Gni;'k made scallopia co,.n:- ~VILLA~- the Bud Erlandson home Cindy Gnirk demonstrated • PROCEEDINGS A discussion ,was held on a judging and the group worked Hoskins, Nebraska softball game and members on projects The Hoskins Village Board mel af d«lded to ask .the leslle U",e 8_00 P_M June 261h. Members Next meeting will tie In the presenf Geo, Langenberg, Herman . wires 4-H Cfub for a rematch Charles-- Barton home July 9. ' Opler, Lloyd Ave, Eugene Barcu., HerdsmanShlp ;udglng at the Joel Wantoch, news feporter. and Veri Gunter Duane Upton, fair was discussed, A report was Street Engineer, explained a new presented by Sue Sievers and logan Vallev 4·H Club street plan whereby Ihe adiacent property owners would pay lor curb Donna Roberts on theIr dctivr­ A fjlm entitled "Scout Fish" tIes at club week which was held & guller and 'he cost 01 the streel jng" was presented June 19 surface would be general obligat\on In Lincoln when the Logan Valley 4·H Club A date wdl be set for it public The July 16 meeting will be in met at the Northf;!ast Station, meeting the Mike Hanson home. A 4 H Concord Motion by Opfer, seconded by Barcus to pursue the new plan and tour is planned for July 19 Members worked on fair pro­ les Thomsen, news reporter present tt to the people_ Vote jects and Kevin Erwin served Gunter, Yes. Ave, Yes. Opfer, Yes. lunch, The July '26 meeting will Bnrcus, Yes, Langenberg. Yes be at the Northeast Station. Minutes of 'he May meeting were News reporter, Kevin Erikson. read & approved Motion by Barcus, seconded by Gunter 10 have a .,oil probe taken Of the sfreel north of bridge on Main Street Gunter. Yes Ave. Yes. What a Job Opter, Yes, Bnrcus. Yes. Langen berg, Yes THIRTEEN cars of a Burlington-Northern train derailed Motion by Barcus. seconded by obout two mites east 0' Allen June 30 According to a Ave to ,kcept lhe follOWing bills railroad spokesman, none of the cars were damaged It Ball Construct favorablf' ~PUBLIC ~ Elnung, Wisner, While answered with a lavorlte TV whlfe color Flesh color and skin df'~ on Which he 's bIdding The red pigment (olorlng Thp tf'mperolure of frUit ex Rolland L Vietor, Wayne, Pont NOTICES .• B,ds Shall be based on plans and show The secretary read the color which may b€ colorless or rpd fruited lom",lop" does nol pa",t'd to full sunlight may Gerald Ellmgson, WinSide, BSA speCifications as prepared by Con treasurer's report and reported yellow transparent are two var develop well 01 prolonged ex hNomr' 10·1 degrees F or high 1967 Every vovernmenf offIcle' LEGAL PUBLICATION solidilted Engineers Architects, $1.80 In the treasury letal characteristics affecting posurp undpr tempf'ralur('<; loa which d(>stroys the red RE Horton, Wayne. Pont or bo.rd th.t h.ndle. public 2400 Soulh 72nd Avenue. Omaha. Each member brought four color Nebraska 68124 cool (be-Iow ')() de-grp€,s F) or pigment When thiS, occurs, a moneys, .hould publl.h .t DIVISION 1 MarVin Kleensang, Hoskins, Proposals Shall be sealed- in an oatmeal cook:es which were Varieties with pink Ilesh and too hot (above 86 degrees F I regu'ar Interval. an account-­ GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ronddlon called sun scald de (he" envelope marked "Propo.,al for Ing of It mow'n, where .nd S!?cllon IA NotIce To BIdders v~lop<, whereby shoulders of the Arthur C Wolters, Wayne. PanI Athletic F,eld, Winside. Nebraska" how each dollar i, spent. We '>(>C1IPfJ [Jld" lor lurnishlng labor. lrul! (nn only develop a yellow A certified cheCk or bank drall Myron R Pilger, Hoskin<" Mere hold thl. to be • fund.ment.1 maTpr'ill" C1nd other "erVlce., neces payable to the Village of WinSide, or color Tomalo frul! Will not 1966 principle to democratic goy. ,>My 10 the construction oj Bid Bond In an amount equal to 5% dp\I"lop good color d kept in a Ed Gustafson, Wakefield, Fd emment. Cln Athl,.t,c Will be receiv~d by of the amount of the bid shall be rl-'frlgerntor Marlin Westerhaus. Winside, th(' Board ot frustees ot the Villaqe O" (OncpS5,on Sland BUild and may be obtained from the (Mroll Fd Pkup Ted R Fuoss. Carroll Chev h,d<, on Ihr· athletiC field 01l,ces 01 Consolidated Engineers Bf'fnard Barelmon, Wisner, Fd 1961 Mar,an Clerk Arch,tects, 2400 South 72nd Avenue, P~up V,lIage of Wlrls,de Omaha, Nebraska 68124, or 112 West Les Keenan, Winside, Ramb (Publ July 121 LEGAL PUBLICATION Lynn Gunderson. Wayne, Capri 2nd Street. Wayne, Nebraska 68787, 1960 for a charge of $1500, none 01 which L<'Inp L Ostendorf. Wayne, Han Gory WIl:'belhaus, Wayne, Fd LEGAL PUB~~ATION _ NOTiCE OF DtSSOLUTION will be refunded d. Pkup OF Thc Vtllage of Wlflside reserves John Matson, Wayne. Chev 1951 NOTICE OF MEETING NON-PROFIT CORPORATION the right Ifl ItS sole and absolute The Wayne County Board 01 Com NotlcP ,<, hereby q,ven thai the d!scretlon to reiect any or all bids. Karen A Wax, Wayne. Chev Ed Brummel">. HoskinS, Che" nll<,<"oner<, Will meet on July \7. 1973 W,ns,df' Ba<,ebilll Park Assocoatlon or to acccpt that bid which in lIs Arthur H Dugan, Wayne, (h('v Pkup ClI the Wilyn£' County CourthOu5e wilh off,u·S ~t thl' W,ns 011,0' there an' no Ililb,lllles Of Ihe Attested '73 WH Grads N F Wp,ble, County Clerk r~) Marian Hili. Village Clerk JO(' Kenny, Carroll, Yamaha {Orpori'!hon E T Warnemunde and f Publ July 121 F r,ink W('lbll' 01 WinSide. Nebril5ka (Publ June 28, July 5, 12) Thomas K Me. Dermott. Woyne. Accepted at MN( Jiid< Krueger. Wlnsid~, (he" Wayne State Vlrgd L Kordf'll, Wayne, Hondo Klmbf'rly Lynn Schmifl and Harold Meier, Wakefield, VW Patrick Hoch'i.tem, both 1973 1971 graduiJte~ of W

W"h Yo", Money ·And Ou; Sou;n9' Pion. , At the Allen Bin Site - Chain Link Fence and Gate, 1616 Feet, Will Be SOld As a Sinole I Unit Only if All Structures on the Site are Sold. ~ New Growth Is Guaranteed ~ ~ Inspection Of Bins Can Be Made From 1 p.m. to Happiness Is Saving At i d'~ c/Y~ 4:30 p.m. On The Following Days: l j'.!tf: cWAe cBud .fDM J Tuesday, July 17, 1973 - Allen Bin Site !: • WW ~~ ~1HIJP4Hp . ~ " Wednesday, July 18, 1973- Wakefield Bin Site ! eee rUerVI.5 the._ riG-ht tQ ~ __ all_Y _Qr.. u.LoHers. _NOT _. ~SPON$.18LE FC2!t-__.. t--~ ...... MEMBER F.D.r.C.·· ~ , ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES AT THE SALE OR DURING BIN AND/OR EQUIPMENT REMOVAL. --~--,.,,~..,~~ ------~---~~~=7=~==:=_:~=-~_._--'-~-:-----;---+---I:; ._--..-••~~ •.,-\­ For Further Details. - Contact': ASCS Office - Ponca, Nebraska _._~~ ..__..._- The Wayne (Nebr.) Her..ld. Thursdar. July 11, c'973 Scouts AttendCamp THE MAN' EljIhteen Boy Scouts ot Troop ~ Scoutmaster. 'Belden...net . Lawrence Fuchs, attended - Camp Eagle nflar Fremont June 24·30. r .elden A total of 42' merit badges were earned bY,the boys during ;} R.,an~Whitehorn, News JULY 13-19 • 'the week. Jim WHOSOLD Bell and Teel Fuchs were tapped - Mrs, Tf!d Leapley Slrell buriooC over ...... inI land,. 1 for Order of the Arrow at Phone 985-2393 BIOClthou.lie budt lit f1nt Fort Kearny 011 Nebraska City, 184~", i".' Nebnuka's fi,.,t temtonallegulature meets In Omaha. 18.55 .. , Flnt ceremonies Thursday evening. store bUilt ll.t thO'" new town of Cul~rson, 1873_ , Sam Bell and exchange student, Meet Sund..., Ody~F.ct, What is !\l.,brll!ika's state fJow;er? (An.wer below.) II Andres Pena of Columbia, Soutn DAPPY Club met Sunday America, spent Thursday evening in the bank parlors with ~r,~t tt~n~~n'~~I:d~~~5 ~i:'~ 1. through Saturday with the Mr and Mrs. AI Brandl as 8, L. (Tipton. Mo.) }'ou Nt. TIv zoo II for "Ids for all OStl', and scouts, hosts- can even rick ,hi! miniat..re NEWSPAPERS ther Those attending were Mark At PInochle, Mrs~ Ed Pflanz 'rain tlaDt trQul. the perimeter and Scott Pederson, Roger, Ted and Gordon Casal won high and ofthe a'eo. The zoo ,pedoliu. in ~ hltimatt' view, of nature', CTeo­ and David Fuchs, Monte ana Mrs. Herman Nordhues and ture,. The animals are tuuall. Brian Hefner. Jim and Tom Tony Lange, low Mrs Ed "/dd," them,e!L'el and tamt! Belt, Charles Vogel, Ryan Ptlanz was a guest II!'nou,6Ch 'D 11t'nnir clo,e~llp in- Whitehorn, Todd Boling, Jeff ( :,e,~~~to~; tLhs~~:::;'~~:h~n When Mark Twain was a Neese, Dave Hay. oVIarlin Roth, Meet For Bridge Tnvel Tip: 8., ~"rt" to l·hed. !ht" lrunlo: 10 be cemin )"ollr Jill·k ;nul young man, he was editor Leon Miller, Steve Meier. Brian Mrs Alvin Young entertained handle ilrt.' tht"r... and II> wQrlo:ing "rder A, ~par .. Isn', much h..lf> With tht"t()()I~ the Jolly Eight Bridge Club out to put It nn. Ody-Fa:t Answer: Tht- l!,oIdnln,J., ml"I,ted Fish and Phil Fuchs mI"f9,'j and publisher of a Thursday night growing newspaper in Mx-s R, K. Draper won high Brother-In-Law Dies OLD Gl'IDE'S THINGS TO DO a small Missouri town. Mrs. Glen Westadt has receiv and Mrs. Ray Anderson. low. lJ.-l-t A,1o:-·....r·Rc-n Raclfl~. Om.lhil. 13-14 l',l'nI, dl'ld I'.n."l.., [)ll1fof ed word of the death of her Mrs. Clarence S'apelman and 14 Brown SW1~' Show. Wilber. 14-15 Llltl., 8nllht" R.Ili"",,. I'"nul. Debbie were Quests 15 Fim' ,-'\r1.\ D~\ ""lid (;ollcrrf b) John ..nd \h.r. I .... uh.·r. 8ro...·n\lllt'. brother-..in-Iaw. Jake Blacksmith 15 Wat.,r"'n1;I. (;ol"mh,,~. 15 F""rth Ann".l Tnlll RId.·. II.'fTl~upp".'r Mr,> R,(hijrd Draper III SIOUX that morning's edition son home, Fremont Williams, Pilaf Mound. la. guests ," the John Gor('s homp (.t, of his paper. Mrs, Dale Westadt, Wymore, spent Tuesday until Wednesday O;mond P<'!fT' BO f!r~ HartIngton, and Mrs. Grace Ankeny. Dixon. In the Darrell Neese home. Friday allernoof' and luncr SPE'n t IdS1 t·f:k In the home of He wanted to know if were Friday afternoon guests in The Clarence Krugers spent guests In the !-tarr f Olsen hOfTH' r pr qrilndpilrl""ts the Don this was an omen of the Glen Westadt home the weekend in the CalVin Kru Coleridge ..... ere Mrs Gf:>ne PiI'ntf·rs ger home, Wichita, Kan Magden and chts tn good luck, or of bad luck. Mrs Ron Stapel man and Ed Pflan/ '~f' Don Piilnter home were Rhonda spent Wednesday In the Mark Twain, a hustling Sotiefy - Gilr, .orF-ma" Scotl and Dan Joy Johnson home. Bloomfield space salesman as well Dinner Guests Mr and Mrs Clifton Thomas Churthes - ", Omaha Clarence Stapelman was hon Henry Obermeyer. Hartington Mr') H A Smrth and Alan as an editor, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ored Sunday for his birthday at and Mrs Dorothy Whipple were Mt"f~rol' Norlh Plalfe. arrIved ( Douglas Potter, pa stor) wrote to his customer: dinner. Tuesday' supper guests In the (it thp home of Mrs LOUise a Sunday, July 15 Church Guests were the Meryl Loe Ronald Whipple home. SiOUll Bell,k TUf:'o;,daf Mrs Smith ~nis Adult Sunday School only skes. Fort Dodge, la., City rf'rT1i1ln{·d 1o ",I'»' ilnd aftend Stapelman, Milford, Liz Loberg, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fuchs Wa'{np Stalf' Coll(>(}e for three CATHOLIC CHURCH Wayne. the "Ted S'apelmans, and family attended a family ,,<;>to\<" and Alan returned home (Father Ronald Battiato) Laurel, the Alvin Youngs, the, picniC Wednesday In the Oliver 'Nt"'dnesday "Dear Sir: Sunday, July 15 M.ase" B a IT' Gary Stapelmans and the RoIfIIi Barjenbruch home. Columbus Finding the spider in Stapelmans and Rhonda Wendy Boling. Pam and Sus.an The Ralph (arl<,on<" Albion your newspaper yesterday ~t~;nd~nngdcaN~~clalv~:~:e'j:~~ and the Carl Brlng.-, and Emma Attend Picnic 4-H Club News morning was neither Persons attendtng the Ceme Fremont thIS week Mae wer(' Sunday a!lernoon :~rYth:s~:::np:~~ni~e~~n~~~ .,-.')Itor<, Ir, jhp Marl(· Brlnq good luck nor bad luck for you. Tuesday afternoon coffee home Charmer'e, 'N Farmere, Robert Wobbenhorsts and Rog ~:~::~~~;s~ :oe';': ~:,:r~t1~:s~ The R,chard Eby jamdy Ce Thp Cnarmer's N Farmen The spider was merely er. the Vernon Goodsells, Mrs. PhoenIX. Ariz. Emma Bartling. dar Rapids, la wen: ~alurda.,. 1 H Club me' Fr,dily f'vening at looking over our paper Emma Wobbenho~st, Mrs Pearl Mrs Carl Janssen. Mrs John and ovenr'ghl guesl') ,n the Wr! Rpm rn Ihe Warren f\Aarotz Fish, the Earl Fish family a~ Hanson and Mrs. George Frer I,am Eby home _ Df'ldni\ fll\.;jrotl, se-cre to see which of the the Elmer Ay.ers. khs, Coleridge. and Mrs Rober1 Saturday ,;upper guests In the tdr, r",ad IT'lnulf''> 01 fhe pre town's merchants is not Harry Olsen home, Col~f"1dge Wobbenhorst "oue, meel,n-g Honor Kathy Brandow were Ihl" R,(haCd Eb.,. fam,ly advertising. He will then The Don Hogelln. Los Angeles. D,<,(: u.-,,; '0'" tOP'(S wert' 4 H Sunday dinner guests -In the Cedar Rapids la th(· M,kp Calif., spent last week In the trx.>d ',tamp", thp fillr boofh and go to that store, Bilt Brandow home in honor of Becker'), Crplqhton df'd the ""-1.--111 bo)<(:'~ Mell,,>,,,,a Gruenke home of her mother. Mrs L I na Kathy Brandow's birthday were W,llldm Ebys Arduser and With other reid r('port('d or Camp Halsey spin his web across the door, Salley Zobed. Kathy Brandow Sunday dinner que')ts In Ihf' n,p fives J01 t I'! meeting will be In and lead a life of and Mike Osborne, Norfolk, Draper home .... ere The RK Drapers spen' RK R,(h 'r'f' ()f:nn,<, GrvE'nlIde-nt, Albert D Kal. 86, 01 Obligations of other U S Government agenCIes and Fmt-rson dwd I",,,,t Wedn{«,day at thf:> P",nde-r HospItal corporations 27'i,OOO.00 He '.... iI'> born Oct 77 lB86 In Wayne Count'i the son at Obligations of States and political subdiVISions 110")00 00 August and AnnCl Korth r <1' He' wa'S bilpt'led and confirmed Federal funds sold and securities purchased under ilt)t Paul <, Lulhpriln Church, Wakefield, by thf:> Rev H l agreements to resell 700,000 00 Bornemann Other loans. 2.161,]77.72 all Apr,1 6 1911 he was unIted In marriage to Alma Gilsler Bank premises, furniture and lilliures. and other assets In (umlnq County HI? had resided on a litrm near Wakefield representing bank premises 23,798 55 un'>! mOvIng to Emer<,.on In 1966 Real €'State owned other than bank premises 2.100 00 Funerdl serVIce-<; were- Satv-rda.,. at Eme-rson. WIth burial Other asse's (Commercial Time DepoSIt) 200.000.00 at Render Pallbearer", were RO·f Hurd, Warren Sfeele Marlon Shurburnf', Donald Starzi George Biermann. Gary TOTAL ASSETS $4.2]5.41642 GII:,'se and F red Kellogg PrecedIng him In death werf' one daughter, E lame. -SIX LIABILITIES brothe-t's and Ihree slsfers He IS sur"-I .. ed by hi'S Widow. two Demand deposits of IndiVidual'!>, partnershIps, and cor daughters, Mrs Fred (Nettle) Hurd of WaynE' and Mre, ROr.ations 51.097.91976 Forrc'St (Bernad,ne) Steele of Emerson. elgh' grandchildren Time and savings deposits of IndiViduals, partnerships, and e+g-hl greetl .grandc.hildren fIve brother,;, and lhree and corporations 2,382. 151:'lf4 SIsler" Deposits of United Stafes Government 17,99711 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 382,56],00 certified and officers' checks, etc 504,40 Elmer J. Baker TOTAL DEI'OSITS S3,881, 136.2J Services lor Elmer J Baker of Wakef,eld. were held there (a) Total demand deposits 1,257,729.24 Salurday al 7 pm al th€ Evangelical Co .... enanl Church, With (bl Total time and savings deposits 2,623,406.97 th€ Rev Fred Jansson officiating He died lasf Wednesday at Other liabilities 4,]50 00 the Valley VIf'W Nursing. Home In Pender at 'he age at 65 years TOTAL LIABILITIES $3.885.480.21 Honorary pallbearers were ReynOld Anderson. DaVid Borg, Paul Byers, Jack Park. Raymond Brudigam and Armm RESERVES ON LOANS ANO SECURITIES Beiermann Active pallbearers were Russel Sorene,en, EJvl$ Reserve for bad debt losses on toans (set up pursuant to Olson. Warren Erlandson. Paul EV~rlngham, .M,arvin FeJ~and Internal Revenue Service rulings) . 55.977.27 Jack Brownell He was born June 2. 190B in Wayne Count'{. the son of Carl TO'TAL RESERVeS ON LOANS AND SECURITIES .$ 55,977.27 H_ and Mary Damme Baker He grew- up In Wayne County and married Joy Rosamond Bombar Sepf, 10. 1930 af Mdrtins CAPITAL ACCOUNTS bu,g' ,.;-';:qui~,·capft.'~,~1 ." .. , ... , ",. .5 293,951.94 \ The couple farmed until 1948 Since that time they have :::'~~:'::~Z:'~oOO) own~~r:7:o~~~~~:d:heh~ak:~d::~a~n:h:"i,n~rkr:f/el~. :,.0Nn1,:: 100.000.00 of Sur~:~~ es,outstandl~~. ,1~~~ ::~:~;~'y ~DL::~g:;e;;ir~:t~~::~eM~~n~;u:: .::o;i;'~_O~v~ ...... " .. ,. 140.000.00 ,.,;.~i.c.'.·.,..,. Undfv~"pr~I~.'." 53,952.94 of Brewster, Minn.; one ",'sfer, Mrs. Albert (Laura) Harder of "~''''. , Ponca1 one haH brother, Lawrence of WoodLlnd. Calif.; one ¥""··i':\'1Ot(\CC:.liPITA.L ,ACCOuNTS. halt $i$ler. Mrs. Margaret E_r of La< A/lGeles, Cam.' six ·~~:'+:2...·'f~~-~·":_c.':,,-,·~';~ .. _.".,~"S 293,952.'4 gr~n~hndr,n..and One great grandson.. ,. ·:!~J!¢l:JAJiILltteS.Rl:SERVES, AND CAPITAL , •••••••••••••••••••• A¢touNT$, ... . . $4,235.4;6'.42

---,. -.---_._--_._- Peteron, LeMars, la. and Susie Lodge, Custer, S. D. Mrs. Tom· The Wayne (Nebr.) Herakl, Thursday, July 12, lf7~ Meucke, Leeds. asen and the Creamers attended Mrs. Alwin Anderson spent the wedding 'af Jim Dorsey and ·home, Norfolk, to observe the Tuesday through Friday in the Connie Ryan at Jackson Satur birthday of Mrs.·Vendt. Richard Lorenzen and Bob Me. day afternoon. The Fred Utechls, the Merlin Neu homes, Fort Calhoun. Guests Sunday and Monday in 'Leslie Holms and Lynn, #Mycele Mal.;~ Gregg and Blenda Lorenzen the Lawrence Lux home were I lum. and Mark Martindale were returned to their home after Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lux, lunch gueSots in the Sam Utecht spending the past ten days with Ronnie and Steve, Sloan, la., ...-. News 4 home Friday night following the Mrs. Anderson and in the Jim Marlin Stewarts and Kristy, Mr. Mrs. Louis Hansen ball game to observe the birth. linn home. and Mrs Edmund Lux and Phone 287-2346 day of F red Utecht. Cindy, Hubbard, Mrs. Jerry The Melvin Andersons, Om•• ~ Winn, Rosemary and Rita Mae, Paul Henschkes ha, spent the July .of holiday In Society Mrs Robert Culver, Larry the Kenny Thomsen home. The Koch~ Sargeant Btuffs, and Mrs. Entertain Art Greve family were Friday Robbie Schu«e Is 1 ¥ike Roeber, Sioux City. They evening visitors in the Thomsen Friday supper guests in the Ilk. and Mrs: William Schutte all attended the funeral of home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomsen . Paul Hens-chke home were the and Mr and Mrs. David and family were Sunday dinner Elizabeth Lux at Coleridge Bronte Cooper family, Arcata, Schutte, Julie and John, were guests In the Carl Thomsen Monday morning. Calif., 'the Clarence Kubiks and dinner guests in the Bob Schutte home, Pender. Tpe Floyd Bloom family spent the LaVern Kubiks, Thurston, home Sunday for Robbie's firsth Sunday fhrough Thursday in the birthday Linnea Sebade, Emerson, the Clement Olson home, Glenham, LeRoy Hammer family and Society - S. D., and fishing at Detroit Henry Tarnow Jr Mrs. Kavanaugh Honored Lakes, Minn. 4-H Tour Guests Friday afternoon in the Beverly and Bronte Alan Cooper remained in the Hensch­ ::rhe Leslie Livewires 4-H Club Vincent Kavanaugh home for members and their families held the hostess' birthday were Mrs. ke home until Sunday. Sunday Churches - the Henschke family joined rel­ their project tour Sunday even· Ray Spahr, Mrs. Doyle Kessin ing. A wiener roas1 and picnic ger, Mrs. Clayton Stingley, Mrs ST. ANNE'S CATHOLIC atives lor a picnic dinner in the LeRoy Hammer home honoring was held following the 10ur In Alden Serven, Mrs, Laurence CHURCH the Howard Greve home. Lux and daughters and LuAnn (Fa1her Thomas Adams) the California guests. Theresa Henschke was a Sunday over Kim Baker, repor1er. Burns. Sunday, July 15: Mass, 8 a.m night guest in the Clarence First-Hand Look at Wayne State Kubik home Mr. and Mrs. Don Siems and Birthd.V Guests LOGAN CENTER UNiTEO boys, Battle Lake, Minn., visited ON A WARMISH summer day" what better place lor <;tudenls More than 140 freshmen, most of them The Duane Diediker f.amity, METHODIST CHURCH in the Albert L. Nelson home fre~hmen to hear about Wayne State than the Willow Bowl accompanIed by at least one parent, heard talks by faculty Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gries and (A. M. Ramos, pas1or) Ch h Sunday afternoon and remained scene of many memorie-; for generations' of collegians nnd student le,ldpr<:, They asked d lot of questions, and got Be'h Ann, Kingsley, 'he Paul Sunday, July 15· Sunday urc es overnIght. Mr. and Mrs. Emil ThiS was the s(ene Friday lor one group of ',"com'lng prac.tlcal answers Finelily. the freshmen registered for fall Stolpe fam'lIy and Pam Harder school, 9:30 a.m.; morn'lng serv Tarnow visited with them Sun­ flr~t helped George Diediker cele. ice, 10: ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN freshmen attending the of three orientation days They r:1s Another orlPntiltlon session -NelS held Tuesday, and 30 day afternoon in the Nelson were being led In a diSCuSSion of college life by two current la recenlty McQulslan. Pender, were Frl LU~berDostedt family Bellevue, 1he WillIs Meyers, the reunion af Hawarden Sunday Mrs Roger Graham, Omilha, day VISitors he. n ,?xleys, fv\arion Ox '/ CI ifford Bakers, the Louie Han­ The Earl Petersons spent Fn Sharon Prescott left Monday was a dinner guest July 4 In the Dinner and luncheon,guests in ley, SIOUX City, Darlene Oxley, // sens and Mike, and Troy and day through Sunday In t'he for a two week trip to Acapulco Garold Jewell home Brian and the Ernest Knoell home July -4 Linda Stevens, Omaha, and Mr Matt Krusemark were July ... Gordon and Norman McCaw and MeXICO City Marcy returned home With her were the Me)ford Peterson lam a~d Mrs. Leo Ste~ens, Eagle picnic supper guests In the homes. Marengo. la . and In the The Walter SchuHes aHended alter spending several days wilh !ly. Hinton, la, Mrs. Doroth VIlle, ,",:0" were dinner guests Edward Krusemark home. y July 4 In the Neal Oxley home, The Wilbur tltechts, the Fred r------~-~------,Omaha Utechts, the August Longes, Mr and Mrs Reuben De Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Mrs, Welr-d', Hollard, Mich., are Irene Walter, Mary Alice Savers do better at Norfolk 1st Federal spending the week in the George Utecht, Mark Mar1indale, and • •• Bingham home August .Krakow, Cheyenne, <1lII< Cooperative supper guests in Wyo., held a picnic supper July the Fay Walton home July 4 4 in the Alvin Ohlquist home. were the Floyd Johnsons, Glen The Merlin Greve family, the Walton, Mrs. Donald Sase. Tra Kenny Thomsen family arid the cy and Jeff, LaPalma, Calif., Bill Greve family joined gues1s Mrs Ernest Putter and the in the Dean Greve home Sunday Merlin Johnsons and sons night to celebrate Marcl's fourth The Leroy Creamer family, birthday. ~eej Mrs Jane Tomasen and Mrs The Russell Johnsons, Scrib­ I\\artha Reith spent Tuesday ner, were Sunday afternoon through Thursday visiting Shelly "Lady Irom the Family Planninq ...... ociation. Po.. it on." visitors in the Robert Hansen _/ ,,",-< CMamer at the State Game home.

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Id.al la, "O~.I '" "o'a~ fled 0' 'iI' ••" '0"0" pla,d Business TECHNICAL - COMMUNITY Welding 0' .ol.d cola'i & many & many more COLLEGE more * And Our Name Is: Jumbo Ice ~hest By Thermos Northeast Nebraska Technical Community College ,.,.. ,-.... ) (M'·C.., Th .. Iumbo .e. d".I! •••P' Mv.rage• .,,,d lood told lor D....I Created July 1, 1973, by the merger of Northeastern Nebraska College and f\ou" Mod. of d....abl. b'.ok r.""on, ...."prool mold.d poIYP'opyl.". S.aml.1I wil,I. 1m.. STyr.ne b.od ,n Northeast Nebraska Technical College, in accordance with Nebraska Statutes ....101.0" 14 ....,d. 2S lo"'g 14'/, h'gh 79-2604. * And We B~/ong To : WAYNE, WHEELER, PIERCE, GARFIELD and ANTELOPE COUNTIES. Along with 15 other counties in Northeast and North Central Nebraska. Your When You Save *SOOO- or Morel voting district is represented by Raymond Schreiner of Wayne, Ronald Aschoff Offer ...... h,l••uppl)' IO'h, So'ry nOI IYIol'abl. FIOde,ol ....,Io,I__ ~.mll ani)' 0". gd' p.' otto... nl per )'_. of Osmond and Dr. Allen P_ Burkhardt of Norfolk (at large). * Contad US: Wher. You ..w. Doea M.k••D~I To obtain more information about your college, for counseling, to register for WIlen You Save *2Or .r Morel ...... ,.. c.r.HllMI...... Cw,...... liberal arts a'ld sciences classes or vocational-technical training, or arrange ott...... whil••"pply 1..1. So,." nol mollob_ Federal,egulallon. other community services in or near your town. Northeast College Main peI'",l' only 0"- gIft ..... Otco"nl ,... ye.' 5% --~ Cam"pus; 801 East Benjamin Ave., Norfolk, Nebr. 68701 i 402·371·9680. ... ""ueI'''.,1....•• 5.127% 5.390% 5.390% ADULT & CONTINUING EDUCATION Daytime or Nighttime For College Credit or Non-Credit High School Completion Job Upgrading or Special Education . Or fOI!!'hobbies, arts, crafts, recreation, cultural ge~eral u ---events. and personal enricbment , 5.918% 6.113% AND OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICES ~ !lllar... I~.) _aid, Thursda., JulY 12,,"73 1900 , 73rd ANNUAL 1973

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, 6:30 WAKEFIELD - PIERCE '- WAYNE WATER FIGHT p.m. .HOSKINS - CARROLL - WINSIDE ,. Horseshoe Beginning at 2:30 Thursday - TEEN DANCE Harlit:" 6rugger Pitching ,At'The 'The Smo~e Ring Atf~:~~Op.m~Thursday " 'Co$h 'Prizes c,,9rg~Jl 9:00 p.m. At The Auditorium .1; I~' ';'.1 - . .' ',,",:" , ..EIectri needed," he added. Moller noted that Wayne High 'Interest, Leadership School has an AA rating, and to ke~p that rating the school has to hire better qualified teachers THE WAYNE HERALD for it higher safary. "But i don't Needed to Attract 98th Year - No. 13 Thursda~, think any parent is willing to Wayne, Nebraska 61787, July lil, 1973 ~ection 3 - Pages 1-4 sacrifice that rating," he added. Industry Wayne' Turning again to Wayne In· to ~iwan dustries, Moller told the nesses because the rate of 'nt.rest and leadership - two nesses... "I know I'm being ians that in the seven years he income will increase, Moller Dixon County -key Ingredlems lacking in critica1," he explained, "but It 15 has been associated with the said the Chamber. 01 Commerce Wayne? the truth." industrial group little has been and Wayne Industries want to It t.kes Interest lind leader­ Another reason for the lack of accomJ'lished. bring more businesses to the ~ ship to attrac't Industry to a new industry and business Is the Presently Wayne Industri.es city EXTENSION NOTES town, Walter Moller told Klwan hIgh faxes. owns a 70.plus acre site east of Some of the problems facing Motor vehicle Registntion Wayn~ which is available to new the city are Nebraska's corpor 1973 i,"s Monday, and that's the U I suppose I won't make any problem In Wayne right now ­ friends In the ·rural areas, but I indusfri.es 'which might wish to ate tax and local taxes_ AI Terrv V Beacom. Wate(bury, Fd . Delbert Lueder5, WakefIeld, Con not enough Interested people do think Wayrte 15 bearing too locate here fhough the city doesn't have a Moller -believes that it the city cord Tralleler willIng to show leadership In much of a lOad for. rural kids great labor' supply, Moller noted ·Jilna lee Miller. Newca51le, Ply Myrtle Anderson gettJng Industry going to schooL" he said, Moller could get help trom the state, we that If indusfry come to this Frank McK,vergan, Ponca, Chell Moller, a member of Wayne pointed out that the main reason mlghf be able to gel some ideas (lrea there would bf. enough Tc< Industries, said his group's lack lor the high taxes is the present WALTE" MOLLER on how to attract. new industry workers to meet thp demand AHJ('rl ( Chasf'. Nf>wcastle, Honda Srollard Produce Ponca, Chev of motivation is one reason Wayne·Carroll school levy. "I glng with Carroll because we Despite rumors' that Wayne "We are In 0 good location Pkup W.yne doesn't have new busI think we made a 'mistake mer . just didn't get the valuation doesn't want to attract busi· With ~ railroad and two high ROdnev T Bauman. Newcastle, Ya Sleeping Bags for Campers compressible but are machine ways running through lhe city so I don't think transportation is a R,:~:il in:I~:~~~~r~a~~nf~~:~~~e ;:S~~l wa;h:~t!:on : Rasmussen, Dixon, PIV fabric for the bag ...... problem," he claimed jOt' Killiaodugh. Walerbury. Slvle Mayor Kent Hall menfioned (r(lll MObil Home sleeping conditions if well chos· shell is a good choice since that last year th(> cily tr,ed to 1971 en coHan is moisture absorbant and lure a tool company trom Min )ilfk E Granger, Dllwn, Fd There are two basic types - allows good air ventilation. Wool 1971 the sack, a roomy rectangular insulates well but soils easily nesofa, but the stumbling block :~:~~p~:vp:~:~:~~nE:~;SC:~~~~~d was Nebraska's corporate tax bag which is the more common Nylon is too air tight for real "South Dakota doesn·t havE' one 1970 and less expensive of the two, comfort but its strength and ,,~- EI"~~,, (corporate tax) and that's the Dnrrpl Rohde, Allen. Fd and the mummy bag, a closefit light weight make it the choice • Fr- -d - M

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•FREE Automatic Ice Maker • Plus Many More Features ANNOUNCING Walt & Rachael Johnson's Dinner Of The Month Club At The e Wagon Wheel Steak House During the next few weeks, a limited 12 FREE number of people will be invited to join our Revolutlonarv New Plan in Dining Excel· lence! DINNERS· Yes, One Each As A Member Month For a You WiII Receive Full Year MEMBERSHIP ENTITLES you to receive 12 delicious, compllment.ry dinnen of your choice IIny evening, TueadllY through saturday after 5:JO and Sundays, II A.M, until 2 P,M, Each member must be accomlNlnied by .nother person - wife, husband or guest, You IHIY for one dinner, the other dinner i••btolutely 'ree. Membership fee is iu.t S14,9$ for the entire year. To insure the 'Inest service, membership must nece.uril, be limited. One of our telephone host..... may be cllm... you. Don·t miss this fabulous. offerl Wagon Wheel Steak House Featuring------Ph. 256·3812 after 4 P.M. I Liv. Music FridlY & S.IurdlY IS 5rhoduled Wilh o.ncing laurel, Nebraska Ni,hlly .

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15" x 14" The W.yne (Nebr.) Herald, Thursday, July 12, 1913 meeting .... dl be Sept 6 at'} p m Next meeting Will b£ Sept 6 gave the lesson Circle 5 Will been vlslftng In the home of her with Mrs Andrew Sorensen w,th Mrs, Albert Sundell at 2 meel again Aug, 1 at 9 a m with parents for Iwo weeks. left Mrs Myron Tullberg was pm Mrs Morris Guslafson Friday for her home in San PIEAH.S :0888 hostess for Circle'} when it met SIX members of Circle 4 met Refe!, Calif of '43 Reunites Llkefield at '} p m in the church base al the fellowship hall with Mrs Supper Guests ~> Thirty-one members of the Prayer Fe.llowshlp. 9 d m I ment With 13 attending Mrs Mabel Bard as hostess The Mr and Mrs. Art Schleusener Washlngfon Hikers on the '\Mokefleld High School cia•• of Wednes.day. July 18 Covenant ~News Lloyd Anderson gave the lesson lesson was given by Mrs, Dave and Dennis. Pender, Mrs, John Great Divide Trail in the Cana ROS( 194 held their 30th reunion June Couples picnic. 7 30 P m Mr<, 'John Boeckenhauer Will Chambers Mrs Elmer Sundell Chapman, San Refel. Calif. and dian Rockies sometimes tie 27 at the Wagon Wheel Steak Mrs Walter Hall' host the Sept 6 meeting at '1 Will host the Sept, 6 meeting at 2 Mr, and Mrs, Alfred ~ier were small bells on their packs so F,AMIL'i ! House In Laurel. Circles Meet Phon{' 187 2718 pm pm Thursday supper guests in the grillly bears will hear them Following the meeting. the Salem Lutheran Church (Ir (,rcle 3 met wlth Mrs Vel mer Circle S met at 9 a.m with Eugene Meier home coming, Nallanal Geographic cles~met o,.oup spent _.the evening in the Thursday. Circle 1 mel attending The lesson was given Anderson at 2 p_m. Nine mem Mrs_ Jack Par.k With live mem ~ys Most bears lIvoid humans, Myron Meyer home at 2 p m With Mrs William by Mrs ErWin BrOwn There bers were present lor the lesson hers. and one guest. Mrs Ruth Return Home and the bell serves as a warn Attending were Mr, and Mrs Driskell with nine members will be no August meeting Next pre~ented by Mrs. Emil Muller Lempke Mrs. Dale Anderson' Mrs. John Chapman, who has rng Myron Meyer: Mr and Mrs Gordon Bctrd (Corrine Swan son); Mr and Mrs Dwaine B-jorklund: Mr. and Mrs Eu gene Paul. Mr, and Mrs Elmer Carlson (Corrine Lundin), Mr and Mrs Kenneth Victor, Esth er Oberg. Mr and Mrs - Bob Mahon (DoriS Lund) Mr and Mrs. Don Fredflckson Mr and Mrs Bob Johnson Mr, and Mrs Dick Easley (lillian Wendell Mr and Mrs Weldon Jensen Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lundahl Mr and Mrs Everet1 Van Cleave lMarv Jane Anderson) Mr and Mr." Nlay nard Erickson and Mr and Mr." Willis Johnson Myron Meyer ...... as In charge 01 this year's meeting Mrs Elmer Carlson and Mrs Gordon Bard both of Wakefreld, and Maynard Schroeder of Oakland are on the planning committee lor the 35th reunton ..~'I!1CAM1P'SC Churches '_' No. 300 SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH Can (Robert V. Johnson, pastor) I Saturday July 14 Ice credm TOWN IlOUSITOMATO CATSUP ::.::,44' SOCial Sunday Ju!y 1, Church s<:hooL 9 d m WorShip, 10 30

ST. JOHN'S LUTHE~AN CHURCH (Donald E. Meyer, pastor) Friday. July 13 B,ble StUdy BEEF CHUCK CORN FLAKES Mrs. Eugene Meier Sunday July 15 SunddY school, 8 45 a m ...... orShlp 10 STEAKS UNITED PRESBYTERIAN :ORTOiii~n":i~~iiiiiN- ~-" CHURCH A...".V,n",,, =1801 (Shin H. Krm, pastor) ::~O:,~:'D:..p1'... ~~l:~ 35C 4 ...... ,...... l.. 14 Pkg.. Sunsay July 15 Sunday C C _ school. 10 a m worshIp 1] Rev Shin H K,m WI!! be 11-01. Dinner 6-01. Can ' LUCEll"HAU:&IWF~:~~', ,;;:.33' instdiJed as the new minister at B pm al the United Presby­ c ferli'ln Church LUCERNE ICE MILK ::::::,:,.,,,. .- 99

EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH (Fred Janssen, pastor) ThurSday July 12 Church busmess meefing. 8 pm g~)~:'l!'~~ ;~~~"Ylic {~~~D1S19 Sunday July 15 Sunday school. 10 am worshlp, Ii [ Communion serVice, 8 p m \ Tuesday, July 17 Wom~s BREADED Top Round Steak~.;:~; ... ," ,s1 49 .I ~ 10-lb. """".. $1 30 Roasts~~;~~~; ~::;~:;',,, ~ Bag lO-oL Package Beef , SF9 Health Tips SHRIMP IIlADED MEAT ~h.~' Beef Short Ribs:... ~~::::·. 69< The Nebraska Medical Asso - PATTIES:::;~=:"' 1 ~.::~, 89 clatlOn urges you to learn the ... $1 S Beef Cube Steaks . s1 art of mouJh to mouth resus citatJOn It may help you save a life When a VI(tlm stops breathing Layer-type Cake Mixes :~~'" you should start mouth to mouth resuscitation Immedlatel', Sec ~;"= ands counf, so do not spend Hamburger Helpers time moving the person unless absolutely npcessary Place the vlc'im in a face up poSition and kneel beSide him Lift the Victim's neck w,th one hand and tilt the head back "'11th

your other hand Pull the Vl( tim's chm up WIth the hand tha1 was Ilffing the neck Place your mouth over the Victim's nos"e or mouth, make a leak proot seat and breathe Into the victim's lungs until you see the che RightGuanlDeoclorant::.=..~:=" ~CJ9c Hearing Test Set for ~~ Safeway 5-Grain Aspirin Wayne. Nebr. Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol,.. :::- 33:19 ~,:.-=tI PIPEIL TOWELS Etectronic hNring tests will ::'''~~ ~a;.~~o-~-19 lie given itt Hotel Morrison In ~::;:'.=III =:~:'a '.ltage) W.yne on FriavI July 13, from 89·c C 10:38 to 12:00 by Mr. Nile New­ Ec-aI J/4 -lb. llurn, 8ettone Consultant. Ib ~T""'IIoo_25 ~Y" who has trouble bur­ .5-11. ... • Package Ul'Mlerstandiltl is welcome .'~ .... *' '-__ Large to co..... in for·. test using the .. Lunch Meats ,'::.55< monterrey stoneware C ~ electrOftic equipment to =...... ~-~··'.-?I Roll ....."'ine his or her particutilr Cotto Salami ~':::" ,J:,S9< ...... 01 .....ing los.. 01.­ ....__IM ,...... -_ ofhowlIle cothe....earof Large Bologna =.':., .87< ...."'" leU will ....v.lloblo. Stick Salcni:::'::,':," • $1 19 IEv-.,- .-1eI .... _ ot.....,_••"'vyu.•...... il lit­ ...... , 1- III .11 .....ing c eINriy. EVIII people now wear· ....STICKS 98 ..•• MlIring .id or _ who -_.= ...... __'oId.n .1tI_,,1It1p .... PIICH . sIlIodd ·....'i... Iu' .... FILLETS ....- lb. 89 c ,'...... : lilt very 10_ l .• tIll! 'ftfswill ... " ,W.y ...... , '1', JUlr lJ Irwn •• ,~ . un" ... wrila ---lU,'­ SAFEWAV Cily, L, '. ~.