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(page 2) QUIZ, OrJ, Nebr., Thursday, Mar. 19, 1970
Lcrtest sprii$ ~aihibdi
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At. V.F.W. Auxiliary Sfyle show
Suddenly it mas spring - in
fashlons and hair styles at leezt
- 83 models appeared on stsge
Th~usday at the Veterans Club
h e r leiel searing the best iil
tp to the minute finery. The
sneak prekiekv of 1970's spring
fnshlons was brought to more
thn 300 fashion-minded spectators
by The Carousel and Linda's
Beauty Salon. 4
Mrs. Jean Smlth and Mrs. Pat
Eenda acted ad commentators
for the show which was spon-
sored by the V F.!y. Aulullary
of Ord. Special musLc WaS provided
by the Melody Morns, a
singing group made up of Lois
Zlornke, Sharon Fuss, U e e
hleese, Phyllis Rasmuss$n, Charlene
Schaqer, and Iieloike Uresley,
wlth Kay Green a$ pianist.
\ Wh~le the guests sipped coffee
and nibbled cookies during
the mld-show intermission, Susan
Jacobs shoued fun in st 1-
ing a sjnthetic wig, hleanahl!e,
the vIelody Moms sang, ''I Enjoy
Being a Girl."
The many models included
teen-agets, young marrieds, and
matron,. They uere Alice Hoon,
Jackie Belgram, Janet Blelia,
Pierma Tcdsen, Jean Nelvlancl,
Kathy Eoilesen, Nary Marshall,
Bay Goodsell, Velma Hornickel,
h'aomi Sue Jones, Adeline Urbzns'ii,
Juanita Connor, Karen
&Tees, Vick!c Smith, Charlene
Clement, Julie Winterfeld, Clera
Jones, D o r o t h y Osentowsk~,
Jojce Wadas, Jan Goodsell, Eva
Koll, Clara Kokes, Carol>n IIa.
~ek, Ruth IIanscn, Pat Bruha,
Ruth Smltli, Garnet Walkouiak,
Lorralne lie, Doiothy IIolnies,
Gertrude Wozniak, Carol Sir~lpson,
vIildred French, Marlea Kittle,
Shirley Walker, Valilqs
Sears, Florence Janda, Ed i t b
Kunz, Belerly Mlller, Val French,
Tcrr) Hjde, Sharyl Jones, Carla
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Collins, Carkl ~obson, Froney
Klanecky, Dorothy Collins, Alnln
Cetak, hIlldred Gre oly, Beity
Jacobs, Giager SICTI, Delores
Hgde, Be~erly O'Neal, Delores
Babcock, Er elyn Rq bln, Mary
Ferguson, Alice Woitalelvicz,
Jeanette Peters, Linda Connor,
and Michelle Jacobs.
Door prize uinners were hr..
nounced as follows: Elva Freeman.
Nancv IIonkins. Darlene
swanson, ~ianita 'Chris'ti6, Eunice
Markley, I-fattye Sautter, Madelqn
Anderson, Kathy Boileselr,
Mary Connor, Dorothy Greenway,
Jessie, Wright, Mrs. Chad
Miller, Janice Zapp, Carol Van
Nordhejm, and Irma Klanecky.
AS a s0rmise finale to the
show, Sue jones, a soon-to-be
briGe, appeared in a traditional
whlte nedding gown. At her side
was little Michelle Jacobs appropriately
dressed in flower
girl attire - a short crisp froc!~
of cool pink. The b!idal Line
and wedding plannlng is the latfst
service of The Carousel.
Chalr~fiati of this ob\iouslv
successful style show was ~ r i .
Jean Smith with Mrs. Wilma
Kroeger as coshairman. Fro.
cetds will go toibard the pdrchase
of new Chairs for the Veterans
Club dining room.
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Not Botliered by Strike
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hajeuich and
hlr, and Mrs. Jack Koll returned
late Fliday night from a tour
khich took then1 to Las Vegas,
Nev. .They left Lincoln Monday
ornlng by jet w~th a group of
N perio*s. and were in Las
Vegas durlng the nationally publici~ed
strike of ei~lployees on
the Strip. Although they saw
the pi kg , lines, the Orfi residents
ktd hotel reservations in
downtown Las Vegas and were
no$ inc"oos\ enienced by t h e
strike. They reported, howeb cr,
that tour members who had reserved
rooms along the Strip did
Sharyl Jones looks striking in a
tailored beige color ensemble.
The neat looking dress and lined
jacket are a "must" in any gal's
wardrobe.
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Mrs Pete, Duda and Mrs. Jdo
Michalski vlsitrd Mr. u ~ d Mrs.
Ed Jablonski Saturday afternoon.
Visitors cf Mrs. Eminn 9;nrr-n
at the LeBow home Sund~y were
Miss Eqma Larsen, Mrs. Maggie
Henry, and Mrs. Ida Steffen of
Grand Island. Mrs. Steffen is a
niece af Mrg. Itansen.
not fare as well, since those ha-
- , di tels were operating without Doug Ackles,
I wish to express ~3 sine . cooks, chambermaid,s, etc.
studellt at the
th~iks lor the flowers, gr$t
~iiiersi@ 'df; Nebraska,, spe~t
\laits and cards while I was a
the weekend in Ord vlsitlng hls
~atient in the Ord ~os~5tal. A ' SHQP AT HOME! family, the Charles Ackleses.
special thanks to Dr. ~arkley,
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nurses and all of the hospital
st. ff. Bless you all.
AIta Wigent
We wish to thank all obr
friends and relatives for the
focd, cards and visits and expressions
of s~mpathy during
our recent loss apd my hospital
stay. A special thanks to Dr.
Zlomke and Perrin and the
hospital staff. Your kindness
uill never be forgotten.,
Golden Valley Frozen
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Bnls. Roasfs $3.99
1 kegelabler . 99c
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Tissue ;..... 39; / Plums ..... 69c
Roman & Mary Lech
& family Golden Valley 6 For
I Our 'arn~ly Grapefruit ,or 46 Oz.
The North Central Associa-
\i>n for Retarded Children
wish to thank the J.C. EtteS
for acting as hostesses for the
Y o ut h A.R.C. ' Art Show
brought to Ord and sponsored
by the Local Associal~on for
Ketarded .Cluldren. .
I wish to thank my friends
fat. their visits, cards and
rlfis wiille I was in the hosultal
and at home. The Christlan
Church for the .iio\lers
arid our pastor tor his calls.
.Z!c9 the doctors and, the
nurses for their excellent
caie.
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spc.c$l thanks to Dr. Martin,
arid the nurses-of the Val-
ILT~ Coijllty 'iiospital for the
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"Think Pink" is a popular slogarr Mrs. Froney Klanecky looks at.
for Spring. Pretty Terri Hyde tracfive in this two piece dress of
models a dainty daisy-covered charcoal and white seersucker.
frock of pink sheer. She's also This easy-care cottan will make
wearing a stretch, synthetic wig. for "happy days ahead."
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Beetles
and Wanda Svoboda gave the
The Beetles 4-H Club met f& speeches that they will prese~it
their third meetirg Mar. 10, at the 4-H Speech Contest, and
Keith Pa'ulsen gave a demon- all members and adults present
strqtion on how to make a lure, judged dairy cattle.
Mike Decker read some of the It, was decided to have
notes from his spcech. an old-fashioned box social at 8
Brad No11 is a new member p.m. on Apr. 10 at the Haskell
of the club. The next mceting Creek School for the purpose of
will be held Mar. 24 at the Ord raising nzoney.
High School, Room 209.
Tab Scofield, News Reporter
Steve Palser, News Reporter
Real Wranglers
Clever Cuties
The Heal Wranelers 4-H Club
The year is starting for the met af the home-of Handy and
Clever Cuties 4.H Club. Mar. 10 Chris EenLen RIar. .15. Randy
the members met at Linda Ras- Benben took over dutles as presmussen's
home. Officers elected ident, replacing Dak id Dak is,
were Susie Severson, president; who is moking to Seattle, Wash.
Shannon Grove, vicu-president; The main busmess of the dby
Laurie Campbell, secretary; Csr. was choosing a Rub Lace Lola
Van Nordheim, news report- cust tree, to be pranted and
er; Cathy H>de, song lezder; cared for in the North. Loup
and Carrie Kerchal, recreation Park.
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19ader. The projects will be cho-
8 Susan Thompson led the lessen
at the next meeting which son oh Animal Nutritions. Ranis
Mar. 31 at Sisie Severson's dy Benben gake a demonstraho
Carla tne.
porter
Van Nordheim, News Re- tions. Handv Benben gd!e a
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Mrs. '11 'PsrLos returricd hoixe
Sal~:l.da, after spe:ld:ng a ir eci:
111 Omaha ~cith her mother, JIrs.
+nna Yondraeek of Sargent. rho
is a paiie~~t in the Clarkson 110spilal.
al1c::d >d a dinner noting Febrtlary
13irllida:;s in lee Cars~n fanz-
114'. Their hostess was Mrs. Alice
At!derson. a sister of 3lrs. Fern
Czrscn, and' the dilincr u-as held
at her rehidence in Cozad.
- Weekend in Lincoln
Mrs. Frank Ko1a11k and
Duane sent to Llncoln Frlday to
slt-nd the stdte basketball tourn-
srnc!,t LVhl!e in the . C~oitol . Citv
' tflef., Lv'2ye' fiiz~,t g%esis -
3Ir. and LIr. Xdslp!~ Hosek anc
farnil. and also visited. the Eu-
~\ard IIosek falnil).. They re.
turned- borne Saturd:ty. l:lgl~l, Ac.
col:~~)ailjih~ thq Ko\.rjli~ 10 Lii~
coin i'er,e ije'tly'kelson~ola Nel-
Mr. and 3irs. J~so:~ L3thr~0 4Ir, and hirs. John Gregory son, Don Sedlacek, Dm Chick,es.
&nil Ir, and Mrs. Dlllo Tro~cr $perit Siinda!. in Ceiiiral City tcr, and Neil Yaalsen, xiio sliyucre
dinner guests of 1Ir. anli \nth .Ir, and Mrs. LVayne IIedg- ed with relatives and frie~~ds in
31~s. Tcrry LVkrrell of Far,r:l at F;. The ladies are sisters. the city.
the Elba club S3t1ir!l).. Jlr;.
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Grace 'Bblckifinl;. a former Or~l of ~~~~d ~ ~ soellt tho ~ a.ec!;. ~ ~ d
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end in Ord visi'ting rcieti~es.
.!.ley sere house guesls of her
Debra IYoocls, dsughtci of ,\.ii5. skter, Jo TVozniak.
ai\ii 1Irs. Kos \Vood of Kearl~ey, -
arri\ed 1Iar. 11 for a visit with
her matrrisl graii~ipareii!~, 511..
and Xrs. Gearge Knecht. LVhile
hew she celebrated her 11th
G:rthday. 31~s. Wood ca:lle after
her daughter Safurddy.
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IIr, and Mrs. Gslen Dulilz and
son of, Ogal!dla spt.;:t the week
end with his parenf-s, hlr. and
31rs. Herb D~ilitz.
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Xrs. Adeline Urb3nski and
daughter Xiarieiie, and Mrs. Emtinuel
LVcdls spefit the weekend
in Omaha and Jliilard. They
were guests of Mr. and Xrs. Jerry
Bosse at Millard. Leo:m-d Urbanski,
a patient at the Veterans
Hospital, was able to join
theti thcre. llrs. Li'adas also )isited
another daughter, 32rs. Jim
Shilnek, and ht.r husband in
Oinaha.
JIr, and Mrs. Do~i Tap!cy and
fami!y of Spencer u-ere weekend
guests of Mr. and lirs, Wayne
Xattern.
Lonna Axthelm, a student at
Kearn~ Stte College, spent the
weekend wilh her parent., hlr.
and Mrs. Don Axthelm.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cetak, Mr.
and 31rs. George Dworak, and
1CIrs. Joe D~vorak went to Burwell
Sunday for a visit with the
latter's husba~d. He is a patient
in the Burwell hospital.
Gifts for Korey
Mrs. Dan Johnson was sho~rered
with gifts fcr her infant scn,
Korey Lee, xt a party Friday
elelling in the Joe Ruzicka home.
Hostesses were Mrs Douz LYert
31s recelit hospital stay was
br,lghteiied conslc'erably by the
thqu:htil.,l acts of so many To
the Izdles of the Plain Valleq
E'xtens~cn Club, the Does and
niy friends and relati~es who
reniembcrefi me alth beautiful
floineis, cards, gifti, handkerchlels
and praqerslI nish
t3 say Thank' Yo>,", ~ k a
special thanks to Y he7 Staplev
G, sak who uii$e,d m'e it
the Good Salnaritaa Itos$ital,.
Mrs. Willialn J. Novosad, Sr.
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We wish to lake thls means
to thank Dr. Martld and the
hospital staff for thelr kindness
and In~lng caie wlille we
uele at the hospital. Also
tndnks to the friends and relstlLes
for thclr bislts and glfCs
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and Mrs. Larry .~oke< Ten
Mr. 2nd-Mrs. Ellis Czrson, Mrs. guests attended with Mrs. John-
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Mrs. Poger Arnold
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Ferc Cqsson, and Vere Carson son. and Tirncthy Wayne ,
were among 15 relatives who
uill be held Apr. 3 at the ho111e
of Richs1.d Peterson.
Irece 1101 nlc kel, News Rek orter
Valley lnvadet s
The Valley Invaders 4-\I 'club
held its third lrnceting war. Id.
Marly Ifawley presided aqd gave
a report on his dairy projcct.
Discussions also were h,eld on
the members' aniinal projects.
The next meeting will bc held
Apr. 14.
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Norine Hoevet, News Reporter
Citizenship Ideas /
The third meeting of the Sun-.
shlne Sallles and Sassy Salns 4-H
Club was held.on Mar. 7 at the
home of Max Staab. The mectillg
was opened by the president,
Caroljn Staab. Two new members,
Debbie and Becky Sahlie,
were recognized; and a discussion
was held on possible projects
for citizenship. The girls in
sewing talked about appropriate
material and patterns for 'Ih*r
projects.
After the meeting was ailjourned,
lunch was served by the
hostess.
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1. 14 you carai~ge addresses
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2. 14 you change your name (e.g. fhrsugh marriage
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Orange juice 39e demon st ratio"^^ on preparing a
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The Suzie Qs
'~. Silzie Q's, is the name a group
cf young inl!jses selected for their
nelvly organi~ed 4-1-1 Club. Kel!>
Sehrs, vice president, presided at
the Feb. 27 meeting when, six
Pineapple Z5c
rnembers ansuered roll call by
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Old H~me
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Raisin Bread 2:;
B~IO~ Matijle~ 25e Farm Fresh
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Ground Beef 5 9 ~ King size
Saef t @edle;s
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e~plaining cooklng utens~ls. Two
guests were also present as uas
JIrs. Don Sears, leader of the
cldb.
The Timely Topic Speakin2
Colitest was explained by Junior
Leader Rita Wojtasek. Mrs.
Sears and Miss Wojtasek show.
ed the group how to measure ingredients
and Mrs. Sears also
checked each member's food
chart.
Allother meeting is scheduled
Members
for Mar. 27 are at Lori to practice Ackles' home.
ing cocoa and cinnainon toast
mak-
Becky Schern~kau, reporter.
Oranges $1.09
Apr. 9.
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North Loup
F THE JUNGLE - S&H O&E$N STAM& ' ,
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Little Warner1 4-W
The Little Women 4-11 Club
met at the home of Renee Eelgram
Wednesday, March 4.
The girls d~scusscd the goals
balanced breakfast, uhlch his sister,
Kathy, appro~ed after eating
the breakfast.
r e next meeting will be Apr.
h h the home of Susan Thomp-
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'Susan T#qmyson, Nebs Repqterr
The 4 11 Clolers met at 111-s
Joe Banzhofs on Mar. 12. Roll
call was how many recelpes \re
prepalred slnce the last meeting
Demonstration was giLet1, on
"Ho\J to make cornbread by
Pam Pr'olosad and Julle Leggett.
The lesson on sewlng Mas
the thlngs be need to sew w~t!i.
We are to each make a seming
basket Mrs Rosalie Leggett
mas a guest. Our lunch cons~sted
of the fresh baked cornbread
and tang. Next meeting hi11 be
Nancy Ringleip, News Reporter
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School Secrets
The Practical Princesses 4-11
Club met Friday ~t ths home of
Da~id Lange. President Nancy
Peterson called the meeting to
order, and the 18 members pres-
they uould habe for the fo1lo~~- ent hnswcred roll call by telling
ing year. They made a tlip to what they did or did not like about
the Fabric Shop and Mi:. school. A roller-skating party
Axthelm explained !hq ddferent was planned for Apr. 10. T he
girls also decided to t2ko an
Easter egg tree to the rest holi~e
on Mar. 20. The next meeting
kinds of mater~als to the girls.
The next meeting wlll be Ap,ll
1 at the hoille of Sherl Grove
Debbie Ackles, Nens Reporter
Or$, Nebr.
Last day for voter registration-
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2nd Friday preceding any election
March 27 for City election on April 7
May 1 for Primary election on May 12
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Mrs. Davis Speaks
A joint mreting of the Kings
of Cloker and Foft IIartauff 4-1I
clubs was held Mar. 10 in the
basement room of the Catho1;c
Church.
The Kings of Clo~er held a
business meeting, at which roll
call was ansaered by, giving bird
calls the members habe learned.
The Timely Topics speech contest
and reclu~lements of the
project lesson, ' Study of Birds, '
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A special guest, Mrs Mary Uavis
of Noit11 Loup, gabc a lesson
on recognition of birds, and
bird calling. Mls. Davis is an
ardent bird lover
There were 21 4-H membcx
present, plus selen guests. Lunch C.
was sene& by members of the ,
Fort IIartsuff club, with Mrs.
Kene Dubas as chairman.
Dale Wojtasek, News Reporter
Skating Fun
The Loup Valley Lilestock and
Busy Bees 4-H Clubs held a roller-skating
party at the North
Loup Community Building on
Bfar. 6. A shprt business meeting
was held afterwards, followed
by refreshments.
Sharon Petska, News Reporter
Two New Members
The Happy Circle Juniors 4 H
Club met Friday ln the home of
Tab and Shernl Scofield with 11
meliibers ans15ering r o 11 call.
Mltchell Snow and Danny Kluna
were risitors and later became
new members.
New officers were installed in
an appropi late ceremony, and
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approked.
Wanda Sboboda gake a report
on the ."basic four" for .the
"Let's Cook" plaj~ct, and Sanda
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that an Oids represenfs.
Take this big, exciting
cate that quite a
Delta 88, for'bxample. It starts
out with a surprisingly modest
of their reach. They think it cosis a lot more price. Add to this the features that make
than it really does. Resu!t Many people it sucll an outstanding value-extras that
buy an ordinary car and end up with a lot are included in the modest price: Regless
car arid value for their money. ular-gas Rocket V-8 Power Steering
It's so unnecessary, too, because Olds- Power Brakes, front discs p Nylonmobile
has many models that are priced loop carpeting u Bias-Belted Tires
right down with the so-called low-priced Door Side-Guard Bearns Hidden Radio
cars. Antenna Flo-Thru Vent~lation Bigger,
So ' ~hy settle for the ordinary when you better rjdng 124" wheeioase. Check these
can Step up to an Olds and all the value ex!:a vslues at your Olds dealer's . todav! - - a
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Escape front the ordinary
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