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By $ilia kagkrski
wonday morning the people of
this c~mmuqity woke .up to a cold
northeast w~nd blow~ng. Around
8 o'clock the snow started coming
down, and by mid-afternoon
there $as about one inch of sno:v
on the ground. The Coiiistock
school was disnlissed at 2:30
that afterhoon. and trdrel was a
bit difficult. '
A Fifth Generation
dr. and. Mrs. James Proskocil
an4 Donnie rece~red word Mar.
4 that their daughter and son-inlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burson
of Lafayette, La., had became
the parents of a baby girl that
day, She was named Kimbeiiy
Ann and weighed 8 pounds, 1
ounce. The Bursons have another
child, .. Keviv, who is 2% years
old
~)le other grandparents are the
Harold Bursoils of Ord. Great-
. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Kainarad of Cornstock and
Mrs. Anton' Prsokocil of Sargeat.
Furniture
The baby also has a great-greatgrandmother,
Mrs. Joe \Vsldmann
of Ord.'
The Proskocils left Friday after
school for Louis~ana to sce
the new baby. -
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Mrs. Tvrdik Hospitalized
Mrs. Calvin Treptow and llrs.
G. L. Lutnlan took hfrs. R u t h
Tkrdlk to Buruell Mar. 2 to consult
her doctor. He admitted her
to the Burwell hospital for furth.
er tests. The next day Mr. acd
Mrs. Calvin Treptow called on
Mrs. Tvrdik at the hospital; and
on Mar. 4 Mrs. Margaret White
of Omaha came and took her
mother, Mrs. Tcrdik, to the
L~ninanuel Hospital in Oillaha for
more tests.
Mrs. Tvrdik's address at the
Omaha hospital is: Mrs. Ruth
Tvrdik, Im~nanuel Kospi)al,
Rooin 378, Omaha, Neb.
Lengthy Vacation Ends
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ellersick
drake to Grand Is i a n d
Emil Ceplecha, Executor of the Will of Frank Ceplecha,
deceased, will sell at public auctiorr all of'the personal items
of household furnishings and goods of the late Frank Ceplecha
the residence located Y2 block squth and 2 blocks east of the
artin-Miller Clinic on
( Friday, Marc
Thursday, accompanied by Mrs.
Ellersick's sister, Mrs. R. V.
Walford. In Grand Island they
picked up Mrs. Einina Bilka at
the bus depot and brought her
hoi~le to Ord. She had spent five
months with her sons in Florida,
where they are stationed in the
senice.
Brother Is Sick
{Vatson Woods of Greele caille
'Sunday and had dinner an8 spent
the afternoon with his sister and
her husband, h4r. and Mrs. Clint
Dye. Mr. Woods brought word
that their brother, Harmoil Woods
of Napta, Idaho, had become 111
with pneumonia, and had been
taken to the hospital. Later wo~d
was that he was about the wine
with little in~pro\einent.
Lodge Meeting Set
The Z.C.B.J. Lodge is holding
its monthly meet~ng Sunday at
the Nation.31 Hall, starting at 2
p.m.
Brass acco~ilyallictl Ly t 11 c i r
friends of Sargent lef't for Los
Vegas, Nev. for a few dabs Ther
plan to be back by this ueeken~l
Mrs E G. Brass is staking In
the Brass home caring for he
t ~ grandddughters, o
nho go Lc
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Allbright
were Tuesday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paider.
The couples spent the eveillrig
watching wrestling on television.
Lunch was sen ed by Mrs. Paider
after the show.
A weekend gyest in the Gayle
Lenstroin hoine was Deb Jackson
of Danaebrog
Mr. and 3frs. John Koncel and
Wesley Koncel mere Monday afternoon
guests of ilr and llrs
Charles Paider.
Janet Lenstroili, daughter "f
Mr and Mrs. Gavle Lenstro,~,
nho was accoinpauled by ~ebbie
Johnson, a classmate from Kearney
College caine hoinc this
Thursday and Friday evening tu
attend the basketball games in
Ord. They were o~ernight gussts
of Janet's parents.
Tuesday Charles Paider a1.d
Jim O'Neill were dinner gutsts
in the Louis Nanorski ho~ne.
Wednesday aft~rinoon, Mrs. G.
L. Lulman was a visitor of i\lrs.
Calvin Treptow.
Mrs. Gayle Lenstroiil was 'ill
with a sore throat the early part
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stelha
Services on Friday
Vopnt and Vic(or.
Mr. and Mrs. John \Yells, hlr.
and Mrs. Edna~d Paider and
Ilr and Mrs. Louis Pesek Sr .
of Ord, ueie card and lunch
guests in the Charles Fader
dl Ck3gel in Ord
home Wednesday el enin2
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bossen of
Arcsdia were Sunday erening
\For Edward B~arki .
supper guests of >fr and Mrs A 1tfe.lcng resident of Valley
Calviri TI eptou and fan~llq County, duard Britha,, 84, died
Early e\ening \isitors of Jlr Mar. 4 at the Ord vest Home
and liilrs. Louis Nagorbkl and uhere hc had resided the past
sons Wednesday mere hIr and eight years.
Mrs, Louis Pesek Sr and Mr Funeral sen ices were htIQ at
and Mrs. Edbtard Paider. They 2 o'clock Friday cfternoon st the
mere later guests - of the Charles IIastings-Pearson Chapel in Ord,
Paider's.
the Rev. Kenneth Bunnll cffi-
Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles Paider ciating. Mrs. Sharon FQss siilig
and. Mrs. Louis Nagorski, Da~id "The Old Rugged Cross" and
and Dennis accompanied lfr. "Beyond The Slunset." Shz was
and S'Irs. Lumir Bruha aiid chil- accoinpa~lied by orgaiilst Xrs.
dren to Grand Island Fridav Zola Schudel. !nteriilelit u3s in
:vhere Mrs. Paider cons~uitid~ h& the Ord Boheiniaii Cenleterq ~cith
doctor. They all were eieuing Ron Ilulinsky, Eldon Bruha, Edkisitors
of the Bruha's.
wip Volf, Joe Bruila, Jr., Loddle
Mr. and Llrs. Frank Visek have Bruha and Bob Uruha as pk!1-
received word that Mrs. Vis~ek's bearers. ,The soil of Josi5ph and Anna
skter, Mrs. Josie Dohnal of Inman
has been hospitalized since Beran Bruha. Mr. Bru'la was
last Fridsy at O'Neill.
born Jan. 1, '18813. lie had been
John Kagorski and soil .lohimy a farmer during al! hls ivorking
left for home in Grand Is!l;nd years.
Tuesday morning after spci~dinq Ills iminediate sur\i\or is a
blonday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis sister, Mrs. Agnes Volf of rjrd,
Nagorski and sons.
1\11. Bruha was prc~cdei in death
LJ his parents, four sisters and
Wednesday evening and OJ er- f.;~,i brothers,
night guests of Mrs. Stazie Vopat
and Victor were. her grandsoil
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and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kob- Sit~gs ici College Choir
ert Kolha Jr. of Carter, S.D. A Xorth Loup girl was ainong
the student members of the 75-
volce Miltcn College chon of
Annivgrsar y Surprise
Milton, Wis. who appeared, Satllr
and Mrs Robert Slch \i7e1e urday erening, in a Concert at
pleasantly surprised Saturday the .campus aduitoriuim. She was
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. .- D~ug ~ikles, a student at tb,e '
Unlbersity of Nebraska, spent the
.OPA PeNottn! @,a . ueebend uith his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ackles.
Mr, and lfrs. Don Axthelm
went to Kearney Sunda and had Nr. and Mrs, Harold Lclnnett
supper nith their daugiiler. Lon- were in Cotesfield Sunday for a
na, a student at Kearfley Sl~Iei \isit uith her brother, Mr. anti
and Rick Straatmann of .tute:l Mrs. Ed~4arcl Lassen.
I Time 1:30 P.M. I J
"The Best Step You' CUB Take"
Crosley Refrigerator
Electric Range
Chiome Dinette Set.
Zenith 21" Color TV, 1967'
model
Platform Rocker
Davenport
6, Odd Chairs
Writing Desk
2 Beds, complete
Chest of Drawers
End Table
2 Small Chests of Drawers
1 Metal Tier Serving Table
Large Floor Fan -
10 inch Fan
Antique Sewing Ma c h i n e,
Chest of Drawers and Dressers,
Oliver Typewriter
Lawn Folding Chair
,New Metal Ironing Board
Clock Radio
conventional Maytag Washer
Lamps
3 qf. Pressure Pan, Food
Grinder
Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Silverware
4 h.p. E!ectric Motor, new
New Wafer Puma
Swivel Rocking hair
Mail Box
4 fires, 7-17-5 6 ply
16 inch Wheel and Tire
Antique Radio
Roil of Cribbing Wire
Garden Cultivator
Breakfast Table
Terms: Cash. All items at buyers' risk.
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I ErniI ceple'chq, ~xecbtor
C. D. Cummins, Auct. Babka & Schoenstein, Clerks I
Personals
Sunday, afternoon Mrs. Nor-
JI
lnan Kriss and Dougie accom-
Happy Easter dessert. Delightful party treat. Pangburn's
panied Mr. and Mrs. Jainee Kriss and daughters drove to Wood
finest confections in big, luscious, molded Easter Eggs.
t,o Arcadia where they visited River Thursday evening where
wlth Mrs. Wanda Erks . and they attended the Sargent a 1 d
daughters.
Hastings St. Cecilla basketball
Eldon Hulinsky attended )he game. IIaslings won by two
Sunday afternoon Knights of Co- points.
lumbus initiation in Ord. T h a t Paula Treptow was a weeltend eten~ng, when a gloup staged a Kerry Fuller, an alto singer.
evening Mr. and Mrs. Hulinsky at- guest of Kathy Chalupa
Kerry is the daughter of Mr. and
in thy e~ening, uhea a group staged a
Mrs. &fen~o Fuller,
tended the Knights of Columbus Ednin Chalupa hoine in Sar- party. in celehation of thelr 20th
banquet and dance held at the gent. n edd~ng annil ersary. The unex-
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ected guests included Mr. and
Ord Elks Club.
Wednesday evening i\ir 2nd
Mrs. Adelin ~rban&i apcol.1-
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Mr. and Mrs. Malon Granger, Mis. Calkin Treplow and Handy
Irs Joe Hosek apd Sandra, Mr. panied Mr. and Mrs. Dafrell
and Mrs Leonald Sich and chil-
Sandy and Charles were Wednes- wele guests of Mr. and Mrs
S~n,ith to Omaha Wednesday She
dren, hlr and MIS James Slch,
day morning business callers in IIarkey Krahulik, 1
\islled her son Leonard who w;s
Broken Bow.
Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sich, Alr recenlly transferred to the Vet-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I-'aider
Mrs. Eldon Hulinsky and chiland
Mrs 3Iel Masin, Mr and erans IIospital in Omaild. lfrs
were Thuisday dlnlier and slip- Mrs. Larry Mdsin all of Ord and
dren attended the misic concert
Urbanski stated that Leonard is
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mr. and 3115. Ben~iie Sintek of
held at the Ord High School Sunstill
undergoing physic~l exarrlln-
Nagoiski and sons.
Noith Loup
day afternoon. Lyle IIulinsky
ations and has coinmenced his
Friday
Van Vopat afternoon of Kearney \isitor of 'was nis
a
and The elening of card plaqing
sang in the varsity choir.
by the a well-c~ishels.
late lunch aas arranged
therapy treatn~ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Malon Granger
were in Ord Saturday on business.
diother and brother, Mrs. Sta~ie
Usa QUIZ want qds
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Clint
Dye drove towards Taylor, where
they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ilarvev. The Harvevs
were former residents in Com-
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Sunday afternoon Lawrence
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Waldmann was a visitor of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Kriss.
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Willia~il Reckling were guests of
Mr. .and Mrs. Clint Dye.
Friday evenin Ervin Gribel
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was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Thru March 14
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Edward Kriss.
Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Clint
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Dye drove to Ord, they stopped
for Mrs. Charlie Burdick and
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later the three of them had dirrner
at a cafe in Ord. After dinner
they all droke on lo Burwell,
I where they visited with Mrs. Ella
Parson and Mrs. Bess Leggett, THIS WEE,%'$ FWfURL:
at the Buruell Plaza.
Bread & Bui+.zr FaAYES
Tuesday afternoon Orville Bli. wo Cctuporlr! NO kjmiir 1 I Q8LY
lus of \Ellwood was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward- Kriss.
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Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Den~iis
USDA Choice Boneiess PS wi~h TVT
Summer Sausage Lb* .p9' Rump R@ait ~~~$;LBoneies
~b 98t t&;tiLgfe Ste3kr arebee 1.09
btma ,R@$ofid St~:kc 6.99~
USDA Choice Boneless PS with TVT
Tcq Rpwd St&& 11,. $1.09
~Sb~~hoice Boneless PS w\thTVT
Sirloin TiD ~eror~02s, h, 11.09
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:,$;Ie 49C Hamb. Buns 2 8 sax. 53c Summer Sausbge :z6 $1.29 Pineapple Crushed, Sliced, &,, 2 9 ~ WE
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7 Seas 16 Oz. old ~ome 3-Diamond NO 2
Russian Dres~inq,,~~.
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Higher &afeMlUh. Year after year. NO other car in Chevrolet's field gives
you as much back on your initial investment.
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set of fenders hcep Chevrolet looking good longer.
3 %l~oth,~tlo~th ride. ~eca~cse of ChevroletS conlputer selected spring.,
Full Coil suspension and advanced body mounting s)stem.
4 hlpESSke *lingrn The impression is that it's an expensive car, if you
want to maKe an impression. ,
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Exclusives Ilke flush-and-dry rocker panels and an edr ,
Result Koonl to stretch out 08 to sit tall. Chevrolet Crixo
has more fr~nt leg room than any other car in its field.
0 Side-guard beams. chevrolet puts more between you and the outside.
Steel beams built into every door.
Assorted Flavors
TV
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ORANGE Pot Pies
5 For $1 fish Fi!!ets Cod,Perchor 0-Sea hozen
wh,!,ng fig.
Nestle's
Piifed
Candy Burs 10 pkg. 3 3 ~ Ripe Olives $!e 39c
JUICE
GC...~
Fkg
'lb. 63c
Fmzen From Florida ,Bba& no wlule ~ at$3i l Apgbssuce 2; 19c
Pure Vegetable 3-Lb. $3 Linie, Cherry, Orange, Raspberry or Strawberry
Slrortetdng
Can
&w Jell-0 1-2-3 2 'f" 59i
Jumbo Pak Gum
Cade~ Drops or Orange Sker "" ~kg. 49c
f iddie F&dd!e ~ ~ ~ $ ~ ~ i ~ h i p l
3 2;. $1
Cherry
Pie Mix
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kf Stew $kiLn~lew
I Afinish that lasts.
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11,s unfortunate other cars in Chevy's field don't have
Irrstant ht~es
a Magic-Mirror finish because it sure keeps its shine. -
Bwtter nut :.b',ekE,";:Y 2 i: $1.81
Wlure or Assorled
8 &CeptiOM~ engines. Chirolet's standard 350-cubic-inch VJl runs OD Gff ee ~~$e~[~L,k 3 it $2.67
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regular fuel. Plus there are five more engines available.
9 Tiremendous be~ection. it c01o;s. of accerrorier. of engines. of trans.
IGA Pun Apatl
Stokley's W.K. or C.S.
bmissiohs. Of fabrics. And of models. There are nine big Chevrolets alone.
Gokn Corn
10 Arnetica'sfav0ritto. Something a new "something else" can't claim. It
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actions speak 1oud.e~ than uords, doesn't this say something to you
Per POP, Flavors 4 ';FP:. 55c ,
For Salads
Dog IFd2$c. $
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15:2 bqt Wery Hearts family~~i- fach 45 arty w,,kwnesap 5 tsr $1
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Can vine cb. 2% ~arrofs 2 Pkas. 2 5 ~
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Fig,
39c
1 P U 4 ig! $1
Brown & Serve Rolls 3 ~kgs $1
' IF"iist Pick Oil
Reg, Super or Unscenled
Loaf Ea 2%
or Cook~ng 3:ti 79~
Hail Spray i:d;9.v.1ue I",, 5%
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