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QUIZ, Ord, Ncbr.,,'Thu.isday, . --r-21 XI,:r. _ 19, lq7()' __ (qLIqk 3) - __. '$0~ can alwayS tell ther pq,ople who are substitutiilg c'" pdy for smoking. 'They're t&'b JS who grind the wrapp3r:out w!th thel foot. fit was just this week that I ,'read some bumoi'ous bits c hqernin 'the smoking habit. If 1 had t hown them before s'ttin'g, in' 'on" recent con- ' virbatlon be t w e e n three presence pas no longec necessary. Anyway, I ask you to put on your Sense of Humqr Bonnet and read along with me a f6w quips on kickipg the hibit: ear-old DalmAtion named Troll was pictured in the Quiz two weeks ago. Jim mailed the article to the dog's former omners, the Jack Norgaards. A note back to the Aagards fro~n Mrs. Norgaard said that they too have been having fun bragging to their Chicago, Ill., friends about the piano-playin pooch. Mitzi ~arshafl, who was pictured playlng the plan0 with Troll, shared the publicity glory with her teacher and classmates at the Ord Grade School. Meanwhile, her young sister Marci has been having some unhappy moments trying to understand why she too was not included * in the "lime- light" for th~s unusual event. -0- Coffee Cup .Phrlosoyhy: ,A good llstener IS not popular everywhere, but after awhile he knows a few things. -ciooe dun,/, %Venu Thursday: Barbecued harnburger on rice, vegetable, fruit, 'cullnamon roll, milk. Friday: Fish portions, mashed potatoes, corn, dessert, rolls and butter, milk. Monday: Sloppy joes, ;clad, fruit, cake, milk. Tuesday: Meat loaf, mashzd potatoes,_ vegetable, sauce, rol!s and bhtter, milk. Ydnesday: Weiners and bak- are ' Mr. "aKd Idrsrs. Harry 'qDeed eans, salad frult, cinnanion Fraqcq of Portland, Ore. A late spring wedding is planned. +. ,.x. rolls, juice, mil&. (Menus subject to change) Tuesday Frsm 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. at the Community all' in Elyria. Nebraska , - The Jensens . . . wed 50 years 6eorge Jensens Nose 50lh Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen noted their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. To celebrate the occasion, an open house reception was held in their honor at ,the North Loup Community Bullding. ,%fore than 300 frlends and relat~ves attended. Mrs. Lores Hornickel baked the wedding cake, which was cut by Ruby llanson, a sister of Mr. Jensen, and Goldia Paider, 3 sister of Mrs. Jensen. Punch and coffee were poured by Mrs. Bill Sahlie of Arcadia and Mrs. Curt Gudmundsen of Ord. Mrs. Frances Tuma had charge of the guest book. Gerald and Samuel Jensen welcomed the Christina . .' . engaged Mulligan Relative Makes Wedding Plans The engagement and approaching marriage of Christina Lee Ilalligan to Bill Kline of Baldwinsville, N.Y., has been announced by the future bride's mother, rs. Kenneth (Marjorie) Osborn!. of' ~afdsinsville, N.Y. Miss Halligan is the granddaughter of Mrs. Guy Mulligan of Ord. e Social Fo-recait Mar. 19: Garden Club, Mrs. Lew Zabloudil Jolly Homemakers. Mrs. Helen Horn Mar. 24: B.P.W., Elks Club Morning TOPS, 10 a.m , Vets guests, and Shirley ense en and Darlene Jensen mere hostesses. Waitresses were the Jensens' granddaughters - Norma Kowklski, P,hyllis Conway, Raylene Jensen, Cindy Jensen and Cry- stal Jensen. Joyce ~ensei and Karen Jmsen handed out thank->ou notes, and the Auxiliary ladies took care of kitchen duties. Those attending were from ' Washington, Jamaica, Ia., Grand Junction, Ia., Harlon, Ia , Scotia, Burwell, Westercille, Ord, Broken Bow, llastings, Minden, Cotesfield, St. Paul, Boelus, Lexington, York, Geneva, Arcadia and North Loup. = Linda . . . a bride-elect Linda Ebsrli Engaged To Wed David Hruby Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eberli of Clipper, Wash, announce the en- ' gagement of their daughter, Linda, to David Hruby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hruby of Ord. The bride elect is a graduate qf Mount Baker High School. She IS presently employed in Seattle, Wash. Her fiance is employed in Sedro Wooley, Wash, after having sertcd in the U. S. Navy. Methodist Ceremony Unites Or$ Couple . Married Feb. 7 in an eveni;~:: cerelnony at the United 31ethodist Church of Plattsmouth were Donna Stethem, dau hter cf bIr,, and Mrs. Glenn stetaem of Ord, and Airman First Class Michael Club Bennett, son of Mr, and Mrs. Mar. 25: Bingo, Pxhview Vil- Virgil Bennett, also of Ord. lage Mrs. Vicky Gladson of Plattsmouth se~ted as the bride's athfr, and Mrs. Stan Absalon tendant Capt. L)wa>ne Gladson, were in Omaha on a buying trip also of Plattsmouth, was best Sunday. Whlle there they enjoy- man. A receptisn followed in Christine . . . date set , Niqkel-Boyce Rites Scheduled in June A June 13 wedding is being planned by Christ~ne Elizabeth Nickel and Denn~s Ray Boyce. Their engagement is annou!lced by Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Ni~kel of Kearney, parents of the br~deelect. Miss Nickel is a graduate of Kearney Catholic H~gh School and C. E. School of Commerce, Omaha. She is presently employed by Continental General 111- surance of Omaha. Mr, Boyce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boyce of North Loup, graduated from North Loup- Scotla H~gh School and attended Kearney State College and Haslings Vocational T e c h n i c a 1 School. He is employed by Federal Chemical of Omaha. The wedding will take place at St. James Catholic Church In Kearney. Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Blessing were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Blessing and children in , Hastings. Andrew Jones Dies Word was received this meek telling of the death of Andrew Jones, 73, of Hyannis. Mr. Jones was married to the former Jessie Baney, daughter of the AI Handys' formerly of Ord. Mrs Jones preceded her husband in death a number of years ago. Survivors include Mrs. Knight Lowe of Hyannis. Mrs. Lowe is the widow of Luke Weeks and a former resident of Ord. Good-Bye Party Mrs. Gene Sekerance staged a surprise farewell party Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Jerry Watson It honored Mrs. Charlie (Claudia) Morgan. Those prescnt to bid hlrs Morgan goodbqe were Mrs. Frank Decker, Mrs. Larry Thomsen, Mrs. Ted Leggett, Mrs. Lynn Griffith, Mrs. Marvin Mach, Mrs. Dennis Ringlein, Mrs. Jim Darnell, and Mrs. Larry Kearns. -- At Church Together Jobs Daughters of Bethel #54, Ord, with Honored Queen Kathy Karre, were special guests Sun- day at the United Methodist Church. They also were in charge of the closing moments of the morning v;orship service. Before attending church toether, the Jobs Daughters, their families, and council incmbers had breakfast at the Masonic Temple. Attend Clement Rites Out-of-town relatives attending the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Clement last ucek included Mr and Mrs. Clarence Lohff of Des Moines, Ia.; Mr, and Mrs. Kay Lohff and famlly of Holstein, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Cl~ff Atcheson of I1111 City, Kan ; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fowler and M~ke and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fowler, all of Denher, Colo ; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seaman and family of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill of Belleville, Kan ; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Seaman of Topeka, Kan ; and Mrs. Eddie Lindley and son of Portland, Ore. Kathleen . . . makes plans Spanqler-Jorgensen Weddinq Dafe Sef A suminer wedding is being planned by Kathleen LaRea Spangler and Larry Dean Jorgensen; son of Mr. and Mrs. Ne!s Jorgensen of North Loup. Thelr engagement is announced by the future bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Spangler of Ewing. Miss Spangler is a 1969 graduate of Ewing High School and is presently emplojed at the Cache Cre'ek District School. Her flance is a 1964 raduate of North Loup-Scotia Higf School and a graduate of the Universal Trade School in Omaha. fIe has ser~ed four years in the United States Navy and IS presently emploqed at the Goodrich Mobil' Station in North Loup The cou le hake bet July 18 as their wediing date. B.P.W. Members Study FuuQre Gsals Mrs. Th l~na Dulitz led the. program wien members of the Business & Professioi~~l Women's Club gathered at'!he Elks Club. Her toplc was Improved lluman Relations Through Mental Health " Members joined in an open discussion, gi~ing ideas Idr money-making projects of tfie organization. This wds followed by a report from Betty hIcIiinnon telI~ng of a recent Coininunity Betterment and Beaulliication meeting she attended as a B.P.W. representatlr e. The next meeting is set for Tuesday &hen each meiliber has been asked to bring eil Easter bonnet she has creat~d. This meeting will also include an election of officers. Callers kv~il be Zola Grifflth and Maxin Galley. SCOM)S Tour QU~Z, View Demons9ra9ions Nine nlelnbers of Cub Scout Den I toured the Quiz plant Thursday afternoon. They were accompanied by Den Mother Sally Krenlke and her assistant, Lillian Baker. The tour was conducted by Editor ~Gerald Green, uith deinonstrations by Lynn Griffith, advertising mli~ager; Lo72ie Blaha, Dressman. and Glen Warner, ster- eotqper. ' Cub rnei-nbers making the tour were Steffan Baker, Russell Barnes, Kurt Kremke, Dan Martin, Keith Pelton, Bobby Rasn~ussen. Rick Simpson, and J e f f ~oif. One guest, Kris Kremke, also acco~npanied the group. Weekend in Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Don Long took I To Eleft Four (4) Members to the Village Uoard of I their. daughter and grandson - I '- I - . ed a short visit with Mr. and the couple's apartment at Platts- Elyria, Nebraska Mrs. Bruce Brlckner and also tnniith -*-- -..-. vis~ted Mrs. Absalon's uncle, -G bert Stanek, who is a patient at ~ h , bride is a 19~8 graduate of ord II$~ Clarkson scllool and a grad- Hospital. uate of Sar-Rob School of Cos- ~arrel'l , Simpson. . Village Clerk .- .- metology at Grand Island. She is presently employed at the At Home! Stile Shoppe in Plattsmouth , - - - . =a%- - &a P- The bridegroom, also a 1968 % r , . Ord High graduate, is serhing .--z.. .. in the U.S. Air Force. Ile is presently stationed at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wadas and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jablonski ac. v companied Mr. and Mrs. Stece Dubas to Clarks Saturday. They attended funeral senices for a .It. an You Put A Price *I On Your Child I of course yoy can't, a child is priceless cousin. I \ Mr. and Mrs. Albin Dusek, Mrs. Bessie Vlcck, and Lloyd Dusek, all of Ravenna, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mrsny of North Loup, and Mr. and Mrs. Phili~ Mrsnv Jr. were Sunday dinrier and lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Beranek. Protective Savings & Loan Association Qrd, Nebrqska Mrs. Eddie Lindley and Corey - fn -" tho ..." home &. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindley at Soldier, Ia., during the weekend. Mrs. Lindley and son spent until Monda with the Lind!eys, who then toog them to Omaha for a plane trip to their home in Portland, Ore. It was little Corey's first meet- r March 17, 1970 , ADMITTED: 3-12-70 - Cindy S uier, Ord; Albert Peterson. 0r1: Charles Ackles, Ord; ~atiie ~asppr, Ord; Geor e Paider, Arcadia. 3-15-70 - Mary Ann Bronlan, Comstock; Shell 'Ferguson, Ta3- lor; Jacob ~oflman, Ord. 3-15-70 - Douglas D. IIaley, Omaha; Garry J. Harper, Eric- son. 3-16-70 - John Glinsmani~, North Loup; Frank Pilinoski, Ord; Elva Booton, Comstock; Hiram Scott, North Lo~p; Ed. ward Nelson, Arcadia. 3-17-70 - Bernice Grantham, Ord. , DISMISSED: 3-12-70 - Donald Arnold, Ord; Toni Shoemaker, Scotia. 3-13-70 - Cindy Scluier, Ord; Ottie Wade. Ord: Joan' Lenstrom, Comstock; Glad s Grantham, Scotia; Louise Ersik, Ord. 3-14-70 - Veda Miller, Oyd; 3-17-70 - Mary Ann Broman, Comstock; Joe Bartu, Ord. - PREVIOUSLY ADMITTED: Earnest J- 'Lizzie North Loup; ca; Laura . Della Young, Emma Long, Tracy Skala, Krlstine Gudmulldse Lenore Nicolls, Florence Bag: Emma Vodehnal, Elizabeth up banski, Nettie Burrows, Belle Kingston, Ear! Hanson, Josie Benson, Christian Jeppeseh. Arcadia Pearl Lee, Ray Lutz. Loup City Ray McFadden, Mike ~limek, Sharon Blaha, Ord: Ed Chr~stensen. Ord: 'Arnold ' Malottke. Ord; 'rwila knstrom, Comstocki Sophie Lewandowski. Shelly 3-15-70 Ferguson, - Bernice Taylor. ranth ham. Central City Grace Leach, Ord. North Loup 3-16-70 - Alta ~i'~ent, drd. Janles Cook. Jodi Zalwd, Gordon John Repeal Vows In Evening Ceremony a1 Ord Chirih + ii Now residing at 1207 W. 6th Street in ~fand Island are Gordon John ahd his bride, the . former Jodi Zalud, dau hter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion klud of Ord. The bride room is, the son of Mr, and Jrs. Lumir John ioraerly of Ord and now of Grand Island. The couple were married Mar. 7 i.na 7:30 p.m. ceremony at the Unlted hlethod~st Church of Ord. Rev. Clarence. Campbell read the marriage lines in the presence of ap roximately 75 relat~ves and rien s. Judy Powers, cousin of the bride, sang "One Hand, One Heart" and "A Time for Us." Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a fulllength gown of blue lace and satin f l. com@hmented b a lace over-lay from the shouliers. She carried a calonial arrangement of blue and white ca nations accented by matching lale streamers Mrs. Valeria Thomsen 'of Ord served as matron of honor. She wore a qown of dark blue satin stjled with blue and white lace sleeves. Her flowers were while carnations. Danny John of Grand Island was best man at his brother's a edding. *. Gary Zalud, brother .bf thebride, and Pale Thomsen, both qf Ord sejted the guests. Before leaving on a short wedding trio, the newlyweds were honored at a reception in the church basement. Nadine Klimek, Grace Hansen, Ruth Powers, and Carole Moss were in charge of the reception. The groom is employed by D. Dannv Liska I Gfobe-trotting Adventurer Will Present, Elephants Have Right of Way Thurs., Mar. 26 8:00 P.M. North Loup Cominunity Hall North Loup. Nebr. ADM: At Door Advance Adults $1.25 $1 .OO Ch~ldren High School & under, .IS .50 tad Included hf. and B. Automotive Perform. ance in Grand Island. Kotrous Couple Feted At Surprise Shower A sur rise , pink and b!pt! shorer Ronorlng arents-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Eu&ll Kotro'ur (nee Marilyn Ellingson) was staged Mar. 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ellingson. Hostesses for the courte2y were Mrs. Pam Ellingson and Mrs., Judy Konkoleski: A whlte bassmet decorated w~th pastel streamers held the gifts. Refreshments were s e r v e d from a white covered table rebtered with a tall yellow candle and miniature flower-filled vases representing a bassinet arid high chair. Dainty paper na - kins folded as diapers cornpimented the table setting. Planned entertainment was used, after which the honorees unwrapped the glfts. Other guests present were Mrs. Sandra Pesek, haroll Boet- ,tcher, Dawana Dic % mafi, Mrs. Carol Natress, Linda Connor, Mrs. Dorothy Vanek, Mrs. tda,. --_ Mae Elllngson and dau hters, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kgn&leskr and daughters, Mrs. L11h Inness, and Gene Ellingson and son. Mr. Kotrous, honle on leave from an Army base in Muidana, left Mar. 12 for a tour of duty in Vietnam. Mrs. Kotrqus remained in Ord to hide with her parents, the Melvin Ell~ngsons, while her husband is overseas. g uith his Grandfather Lindey and many other relatives. The Longs returned hoine Sunday evenlng. Enroute to Soldier on Saturday, they had stopped briefly in Fremont to say "hello" to ex-Ordites Ralph and Leona Wibcrg. Hastinps-Pearson Mortuary, Or@. North Loup Ltons Club Nebraska. 24-6bftic I I miles south of Ord, Nebraska) 728-3891 Yet Every Year As Our Guest Evafigelist . . . . REV. AAYNOR SO There Are Accidental P~isqnings * I*.-*n -* *--- r.. - Invesf your money af Home . Inrursd to $20,009 ---;---.=-- =---- - 7----- - I Your Family Is Invited To Share In The . . . ' HOLY WEEK SERVICES services each Evening at 7:30, except Tuesday: March 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 1970 At The . . . . VALLEY CHURCH . . . And his family will share their talent of Guitar-Folk Music arid the preaching of God's word. REV. SOPER'S TOPICS FOR PREACHING WILL BE: "World, Are you Listening" Rev. 3.20-22: 22.17 "If We Miss Christ" Acts 4.1-12 . . Help Protecf Your ' Safety, Convenience 6 Return on Investment Child With An "Timeto be Bothered" Mark 10.46 - 11.10 Emergency Treatment "Go Into the World I I - With Power" Matthew 28.18 20 ARE BETTER NOWHERE ELSE. Acts 1.8 , .For Poisoning , Unidote hiversa! intidote For Paissnings XF NEVER USEU If 29 STU TEIX I I t - Rev. Mylior Soper "A Better Way" 1 Corinthians 12.31 - 13.13 THE THEME FOR THE WEEK OF SERVICES WILL BE . . . . . ' *ITWE MEANING OF THE CROSS TODAY" I I MAKE HOLY WEEK THIS YEAR A TIME OF1'NEW LIFE" AND "SPIRITUAL GROWTH . . . . I 2,
. .+.-- (Piye 4) QTJIZ, Old, Nebr., Thuisday. hlnr. 19, 1970 I Big Blaine Hartis of V-ltnttne left a stteani of fallen Chanticleers in his wake as he catme downcourt in the recent District 6 championship game played here. Hatris g:t the basketball knocked away, but in the process he sent Dartell Farmer, on knee, and Loten Vancura sprawling. Harris scored 26.points ~s Valentine beat Ord, 71-60. The $a&ers went on to the Class B state tourn~rtient at Lincolti where they nipped Sidney,49-46, in a first-rs~nd game before losing to eventvaE champion Cozad, 75-51. This area's lower-class district chanlpions did not e'ren make it to state, as Satgent lost a regicnal Class C contest to Hastings St. Cecilia, 57-55, and Litchfield bowed in a Class D regional to - eventual state rdnnerup Overton. 6 - MONDAY NIGH T LEAGUE Team W L GB C&tak*s Malket 25 15 Duane's Barber SI~G 25 15 Frank's Standard '.... 25 15 - K o f C ................. 22 18 ' 3 Don's Aulo Supply 19 21 6 Parkriew Motel 19 21 6 Elyria Coca Cola Farm $upply 14 26 11 11 29 14 High Team Series - Knights of Colum>us. 2,948; Don's A~tb, 2,857; Duane's Barber, Shop, 2.8~6. High Team Game - Knights of Columbus 1,027. Frank's Standard, 1.0~2: don's d to 090. Hi~h lndiridual Series - Chuck Ackles, 518; J. Kokes, 506; K. IIurlbelt. 503. High Individual Game - Jim Finley, 195; A1 Cetak, 190; Chuck Ackles, 188. . TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE . . Team W N.L. Valley Bank :... 26 St. Ban& of Scotia .. 23 Johnsqn Motors ...... 25 Ord Bowl ...... .: . 23 Cetak. Construction 20 K of C ................. 19 Furlak's TV .............. 15 North Loup Ins. ... 5 35 21 I I High Team Series Johnson Motors. 2,869; Knights of Columbus. Conference ~ham~ions! I 2,660; 0rd Boul. 2.829. . High Team Game - Johnson Mo- From left, back row: Coach Virginia Trotte'r, Sheri Hill, Evelyn Wroblewsk, Debbie Sahlie, Barbara ::$li; ~~9~jltsK~~g~',"1u;~uSC",~p$3 Woods, Carolyn Staab, Debbie Zaulia; middle row: Linda Drake, Judy brow^, Pam Schmidt, Barbara BOWI, 959. Gogan, Jane Crist; front row: Linda Lewartdowski, Joyce Urban, Laura Erickson, Barbara Lewandowski, High Individual Series - ~l~~ S m d ~ Giles, Barbara Drake, Terri Pierson. Not pictued is Susan Stonehocker, the scorekeeper. Buckbee, 546; Duane B~echbill, 529; Lyle Nolosad. 521. -I. - Ray's Studio Hlgh ~ndi>;dual Game - Lyle No- -isad ~lechi;li, 202- 192. Dan 200; Duane Arcadia Girls Win First Volley ball Crown For the first time in the histcry of Arcadia High School. the volleyball team has ta,ken hoille the Central N e b r a 4 k a Conference champ;c-inship iro- P~Y. The ' team started the season slowiy, losing four of its first fi~e games - but came on strong toward the end, finishing with a record of 9 wins and b losses. The coriference tournaMent took place at Elba on Mar. 2, 3! and 5. Arcadia beat Litch- WEDNESDAY MIXED DOUBLES fleld the first night, to seeded Team W L GB \Volbach the next nig&, and N~te CraaIe~s 31 3 - second-seeded Elba the flnal F~reballs .. 3 10 1 Str kers night. \VPP~PY ..--..-* &- Van 18 22 13 In the cham~ionshir, contest Snke 1mp:Y:. ....... 16 24 15 Arc~dia won by- a scork of 15-8. Muciviile Four ............. 13 27 18 Elba, however, calne back to Starlite Lounge ... 1. 12 28 19 ,Iigh Team Series - will the next set by that same Nlte Cralvlers 1,895; Starlite Lounge, 1,870; ~i~~: 15-8 score. Both sets lacked on- balls. 1.769. High Team Game - Nite Crawlers, 683; Star:ite Lounge, 650; Starlite Loun e, 621. liigl Indibidua! Series - Woman: Matllda Zulkoskl, 467; Man: Sam Drambridge, 548. Hlgh Indibidua! Game - Woman: Vera Mach 183; Man: Sam Draw. bridge, 204.' Smallmouth b a s s usually spawn in May or June. The male guards the nest until the eggs hatch. -- Jack rabbits ha\e been clocked at 49 miles per hour, and they can co\er 15 to 20 feet in one leap. # 1 Ouidoor Shorts Iv a few seconds of lasting the Gme limit of eight minut&. The third set turned out to be the best. Arcadia started out with a decisive lead of 8-3, but after the teams switched courts halfway ,through the set, Elba came back to tie it at 8-8. The The marten, a meniber of the weasel family, declined greatly in numbers crith the advance bf cibilization. This was true in part because his extreme curiosity made him easy to trap -- The daily bag limit of chancel catfish in Nebraska is 10. / set continued with the teains trading points one or two at a time, until the clock ran out with the score tied at 15-15. Since a set milst be won by two points, the thrilling match continued. Ela scoied first to take a 16.15 lead. Mrs. Vir inia Trotter' the Ar. radia coact then made a big decision. she sent in Sandy Giles to serve. After a fery more breath-lak~ng moments Sandy's third serve went over and the score read 18-16, Arcadia's favor, . I Household Goods E ] AUCTION SALE Sale will be held at the residence located south$ert Villaye Park in Conistock, Nebraska, on-, SATURDAY, MARCH 28 Gas range Pllilco refrigerator Kitchen cabinet Table & chairs, ~iichen 1 tocster Dormeyer electric mixer Miscellaneous dishes & silverware Pots & pans Natural gas space healer, 6s,m BTU , Therinaster kith blower attached Dining room tablo set I Sleeping cot I Magazine racks Wall mirrors qf the I i Sale starts at ~:OO w.m. r; I Chest of drawers & vanity dresser - may be antiques 2 rocking chairs Jugs TERMS-CASH 1 Flour arni lamp chair Ironing board Electric heating pad and other articles -- Antiques - Singer sewing machine Dishes - . -. Hardwood table Round picture frames Trunk I ANTONIA CHALUPSKY. Owner I I Wm. Chalupsky, Po er of Attorqey, Burwell Nebr Chas Rad~l, Autt ~3c.h Brynkerl, . . F. k M. ~dnk, clerk I I I It's Darrell Farmer and Blaine Harris matched up again, with Farmer once more forcing a turnover by the Valentine star. Farmer got a hand on the ball as Fisher started up for a shot, forcing a traveling violation. PERFECTA WAGERING D ~ C T IIAAE GLASS ENCLOSED CLOSED CIRCU~T uv I \s/J I I IlvlL GRANDSTAND DIAL-A- SCRATCH 1 fin A ran n n 3 P.M. 2 P.M. FREE - PAVED - - - - -- PARKING - - --------- A. RESULTS ( J04-Y UU 0 WEEKDAYS SATURDAYS "8r.L A A . LADIES DAY THURS, MEZZANINE € 3 . Y -NO RACING WINDOWS RACES RACES SUN. OR MON. NO RACING GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 20 TRRU APRIL 29 RACING ON MONDAY, , MARCH 27 APRIL 20 & 27 Jim Andreesen, an unexpected star for Ord in the District 6 tournament, gets up above everybody to score twa points on a tip-in in the chalopicnship contest. Andreesen's teamntat, Tom Klanecky, looks on as does that man Blaine Harris. The latter, incidetitally, scored 67 wints in the ihree tournament ganies. Since he's only a iunior, Ord could have him to confend with again next year at tournament time. 1 - r f FlMSI" FEDERAL LINCOLN PAYS YOU THE H~GI-CEST INTEREST RATES EVER! 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