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4 64 13Arthur MohrRt. 6Burwell, Nebr.* Subscriplio~~*Rates -in Sebraaka. $6.00 Else\r!t:Or a schoolhouse? PracticallyJuniors So Far Victorious -. . . \donor to the Bloodmobile. Sheweeks ago how wonderfulbeen to the Boys Club tha weekend here and nowhow they felt."\von:en learned tacquaintances inother frielldshiphey found warmth and, .

Loup'/1 , Valley 1 TOODaughter for Brickners31; and M~S. an ~ r l ' ~ k are1 ~ l ~ ~grcat-granJparents and hlr, andQuiz Laf Wan( e f 0 Cia Ads jsif y Mrs. l;ud Urickner are grefidparefils Surgical: Gary Slansky, Arcadia;.of Janet Lynne, daughter of Mr. 11 a r y Ueals, Canadian, Texas;'Family ReunionMrs. Gerald 1Valder and children 1 S.lI,E - Good lIolstein coM.s and Mrs. John Brickncr of IIastings. Charles Schc~l, Ord; 1)arrel Bremtodt biicc, n,.5 KohLlc She was born July 28 at Ilal.y, er, North Loup; Ardis JVngncr,of hlinneapolls, Mlnn , arrlvedBi~r\t?ll, 346 62~2 20.2td Latinin:: llospital and neigIleil 7 Gree!ey: \Vilma Drudik, Ord; hlin-,Tllwday evening by rail for ablr, and Rlrs. IIarry Fotll were I lbs. 13 02s. nle l'\asnliisbcii, North Loup; Floyclshort vacation vislt with her mother,sfrs:, L~~~ ~ ~ ~ l lalld i ~ oth. ~ g guests , of he' par"tsl 'Ir. an'FOR SALE - Pic~lic 'table, 72x36 -- Rice, Ord.iMrs. Ed Cook for Sunday dinner. ~ uith brnchcs. 728-5238. 20-2tcer relatives. The Rev. Gerald JVald- 1 hlr. and hIrs. Reuben Cook of Loup -- ~H3me Sold Medical: Ethel To111 Leonard, ffamer, Ericson; Norther started on the vacatioll trip bqt City and the Rev, and ,~.l~~. Gerald 120~ Sh~b~llll1llliIl~ and cum mill^ anlloullc-lo offi"iate at a 1 ?'alder and

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AUGWS.1' 3, 1961 --#'l'fil? 01CD QUIZ, 01, NEUld.iy 11oi?1i J! tIiQ lil/l:!i E'n S~II!:,~ I Ia11111) and Cccil C!al k'---ll~l. &OIL~ pill fur 20 )ears selvitt.CZC8I~I4IIC0CI~IZIC~C4#C40t4CfJof Salt Lake Clty and Mr. andILL! i lit. Ot~lil ~~Ic':s LI L' 111 '111t~~ I tt1i1 I.CL~ 2291:l LO K.IIIS~~ I \clth 111c go\c1nii1ent, 111 the degal t-Mrs. Lenis Tucher and Tccl of ,31111 171 s, JC~I~I GI? I 1 for tile ~c!~b~~it:o~l of tile :I 1 3Ir alicl 111s. ~ a \ e \\.':ts~l~ ~!:LI Lllent of icultLllc. l~er husband1 1 ' 1 1 ' li - 2 : c\ t.1111; !I[. a:'(] 1112 Jc!l~l \\LL!L~II~: ?.il!~i\tl:i~~) of Zlr.~Il!l~lltll S ~ C L L ~hlltihcll, Sebr Other gutats \el?tilt \\cck~.ld 111 L111. 1s all ehc I? L~I!LII d o E'otl15 ~ ~ 21-.ll ~i~L~htc1s.EIII\~L~!I~ G I ! ~ 1.1i~1~1t ~C,I, Qa\ ,J to7.%n g~:c,t of the IIalold 11aines'Fc~rm Eh~roa~ OfficeIhe F&&- PII. 718-1121 1:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. I- dave & dixie kafson -tIitI11'FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS1. Our serciccs are priced toplease jour pocketbook.2. our ser;fces corlectmillor faults thdt could otllerwisedelelop into costly rcpairs.SEE US TODAY ANDREGULARLY'Only SeventeenDays left to save50 %.One 8x10 portrait incolor - four 3x5's infolder - twelve wulletsize. Reg. $28.95.*Make your oppointmentnow.Our studio is airconditioned for baby'scomfort.':IRemember the Poitrait you ireasure tonlorrow, must be taken today.Don't forget our fast photo finishicg service.One-Day Film ServiceIn by 6 P.M. - Out by 6 P.M.Next DayIiightst Qu,~lity - F~stest SerticeLo\\est Prices On Fllin"hldke Zabloudil's Your Film E1eadclu;irters"\Zabloudil StudiosMrs. Carl !kIe)cr of Otta~?,and a sistcr-inlaw, Mrs. Johll,Kalny~ath of SeuelJ, uere olernightvisito~s Tuesday of MIS.1le)cr's sister, Pulls. \Yalter Fuss.They returncd to Sewald wherelk. Mcjcr's mother \\as celebratlngher 93rd birthday.--f Iuge assortrncnt of re~m~ant lengths from 2 to111 , 10-yards from CI farnous manufacturer. All firstquality, heavy suede-finished cot ton flannelsin a gala array of new Fall plaids - large andsmall patterns, mutecl and bright colors. Ideal1 for shirts, all types of children's wear. All San?forizeil for minimum shrinkage. IIUHHY h fopon eornpletcly resurfacedEYEW NiGkIY 8i(Except h4lol1tlay s)SUP4BAY AFELBP~N60bdSAny peraoil or group wishing inforlnationon league entries, please corliuctthe Bowling Alley soon.~~L~ARI* PSGW VdShSZI 'H WEAR COYTOW PRBNTQ *New pattenis md colors :he equd of marly fabrics st 98c yd.. . a .,,NEVJ SOLID PRINTS AND SOL!^ PERCALESFull bolt of fine \v~aIl-fast cotto11 yerc,~lcs. G X I ~ desiglw, colors. .,RELY Frt'QVE24 GXNGliAk! PPLAlD RE&INANVS. Large and sn~all plaids, in new Fall cvlors . , . . , . , ,n. , .,, ,., . . ., ,,,, . -., . ... . ."I - -I-'-.z-~'-~-J%.---td-:;s ". .,:.a .,.X #. .. ., ,& .,.' 4...'( , '.,,IL,,: :g is? ;i.k~ !;.;I: ~i-': :,),:L> ra..rt? , Ci. !. I ... . . . A. . . . ;,{; *. ,- - r..- - - ; 3 1 .' . 1 , .F$ 4: ,iQiJ/, :,7 L; IJ' f:i,~;; -..5; 'I

PAGE. SIX THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA AUGUST 3, 196 1 13 Hepalilis lases Thrushes, Etc. WpntedMrs.Reported in Orded day put Valley out a County call for younYoung Hams, Groaners,Eugene Bredthauer toalltalent- stersSirs. Ellller Lukcsh and two of 1 (and those who lust mi gt betile Lukeih children, Jilllnlie and talented) to register for +Re big-Kathleen, have definitely diagnosed' ger and better talent hunt atcases of hepat~lls, accordin3 to the County Fair.Ord medical men, but as of We nes The contest is open to young- 'day noon, no other confirmed cas- sters in two age groups, underes were reported.12 and over 12. The kids willThe incidence of hepatitus, a dis- perform at the Valley Countyease of the liker, has been rising Fair Tuesday evening, Aug. 22.in Nebraska in recent months. The top act in the over-12 grouplIoward County reported a case will be eligible for the State Fairin March, Sherman County two Talent Hunt.cases in A lil.Doctors Rere say the disease ishighly contagious, but they so faranticipate .no general outbreak.hlrs. Lukesh' and Ji~nrilie are inReasonable PricesWE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OFTV STEREO - HI-FI & RADIOSTO CHOSE FROM AT SPECIAL BIG DISCOUNT, PRICES.A steady market on all stock last ~ ~furday.Pigs were some higher. For next Saturdayit looks like:.'. 'USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLANALSO SEVERAL GOOD USED SETS.ORD NEON SIGNS & TVOrd, NebraskaMARKET COMMENT1956 Chevrolet ) ton, "One owner pickup"1955 Chevrolet ) ton, "One owner pickup"1949 Chevrolet ) ton, ;:A lot of pickup for the money"1949 Chevrolet 3 ton, One owner pickup"1946 Chevrolet 1) ton, "Easy to own"BUY NOW AND SAVE!GRAND REOPENlN,G SALEFRIDAY, AUGUST 18thThis season we have done considerably' more than ourusual amount of rebuilding and remodeling and cfter anotherweek or 10 days we expec* to have our facilities in the verybest of condition to handle the heavy fall runs of cattle.Please remember Friday, Aug. 18th will be the big dayhere at Burwell and every Friday thereafter. Pie-use call orsee us if you have cattle you wish to consign 'for this specialreopening sale. We invite you to stop and visit us and remewber you are always welcon~c at our auction.: Burwelllivestock Market ,,"One of The Sandhills l.olger Cattle Auctionsi8i . . ' . .. _. . . .- . .

?f'Lwas so~nehow detached from themain Holiday goals.ti. D. Leggett thought theLux element "more radical thanthey should be for the best interestof the farmers in ValleyCounty." The KKK burned across on Ma Bloor's Lawn.If2' ;4a3- PLUS ------Starts Sunday - 4 Days .Wm, lloldrn - Kin1 Nova$ ,"DIRECT REDUCTIONThat "wulkingon acloud" feeling is one oflite's greatest thrills! Itusually conies with theNew Home ConstructionO Purchasing* Homes achievement of s o m ee Remodeling and Repairsgoal, lcng sought . .. therealization 04 a dream,SAVINGS & LOANlong cherished.Very seldom, though,\ \does just, "dreaming" vrany other form of wishfulthinking, by itself, pro-duce this happy result.Usvally it takes some verypraclical, p u r p o s e f u I,down-to-earthplanning.Systemalically saving a-move thaf big truck off f~'-fhedr,itcr eay a ~grcl.. . of ua call 'get i1101lg fodilY withdut ade-If yoic e the \till, we /la\ e the H ny to occott~ylish altr~ost, (aty aitrl fh~lt requires rnonep. Your co~l~irlet~t scl\irlgs ylits octrtibercil itltere~t bt (11 ocit/ II~) f~~l!NEBRASKA STATE BANK"we have grown by helping ofhers grow"r Ilm* lour whtck and ~ooll14 red dplPg pfeuru~a~ra~n nljreast of the tinlee.Ad**! .We are now spraying' Roo4wbrm Beetles, which are desfroying cornsiiks.,? i , .University Acj kollege recokiends the following chernicol ;bntrols:,11trucks off the roacls. Tllatae a nalura] Or liuliti!lg traffic. T4e A~~swer ie in betrcnrtios.I,ut 1116 wrong way to &kin OUT ter roads,- for all (linhww uaera ...tralfic congestion cat.and He are now gelling thetlrlOM d a Seriet d Ad~erfraeo~enfr Prepared kNEBRASKA MOTOR CARRIERS' ASSOCIATION, 500 South 13th ~treei. LINCOLN, NEBRASKAThis Space Paid For ByORD SERVICE OIL CO. ROMANS MOTOR FREIGHTCall us for service - we have several aircraft available and on call,I",THE ORD QUIZ I>- a Phone 728-3381 or 728-3844 - OrdI HOWARD"HUFF, International Trucks h I.i, ...2?i;, - . . , , . .I72C

- PAGE T'A'OTHE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA' AUGUST 3, 1961-,Something DifferenP $ , ''iin which it would be carried Rizzuto asked him how cqmeThe Loup Valley Region's Big Ne~c~spaperout. The Quiz does not stand he left St. Louis. "It's the oldr i tagainst area redevelopment as story," said the ex-Yankee bullsuch,but The Quiz is not at all pen catcher. "When the managerfabulous [hurclrer tlagger ~ehoider' *convinccd an extension of gov- gets fired the coaches go too.AK-SAR-BEN AWARDWhen the founding fathers earnestly specified that in this4251JGreen Ake. ernme,ntal influence (and spend- They wanted to send me toing) IS the effective way tollew land eLlcI1 n1'in SII~UIJPortland, but I wouldn't SO. Fin-1free to i\orhhip as he pleased, Eyes Trading SfampsLqsI!hey started rnore pious acti~ity tlidn they knew.Dear Irma.bolster the economy of ValleyPC ~11rchnsed flolll Eloll. nient, saqing drikers took up themust pq strong, we must be dedicated, we n~wst be sincere,I---road space folcing the fire call{ Name I----.-.---------.--------..-------------------- . : Uuclget chairn~aa.to pull out aro~uld the Cars. . .This is the Challenge, ,, ,I Other chairmen named on New DirectorPrior to this t,illif tickets of allI the study committees were: Sen. Nebraska has a new director f gokernmental artles were printedAddress _--_--_-------_--_-Elvin Adarnron of Nitlzel for !he Motor Vehicle Dcpa~tment. ~!e on the same s&et; after this tillle: studies on leasing of school is 56-)ear-old Bernard 11. (i'. they were prlnted on separate,I lands and the road improvement----"Jerry' E~ting of Lintoln. Flting sl!eets and the toter had to specify: disttict law; Sen. Michael Rus. SUCCCC~S the late Albin Scissors, 111s po!~tlcal prefelence tlle~l $nd)rIII1mllIImmmImIIIlllImImI~IlllIIIIImIlllmIImIIp sillo of Omaha on 93s tax distri- 10, nho died July 16.eier slnce..'.,at~~~~~nl'~i~~h~l~~:~P{f~America Came into being through a challenge. . . a challenge of app&rtonfrom without that caused the Declaration of Independence to be brought forth,with its hmortal words: "We hold these truths to be self evident", , ,1Today1 America faces a far more formidable challenge.. .the challenge of• . . Norcaiwe forgrt that QUl foe is a dedicaled one, coivinced iha; its cause isright. if not honorable. We mllst be even more dedicated . . ; our cause is,

, IPAGE FOUR\ .r+rr~r~rrrrrrrr+rrrrrcc**,~~*rr*' A SurpEise llousewarm;n~ partjwas held last Wednesday el enlngfor 5lr. and blrs Leonard IIolzingerat North Loup. Gueats who b10~1glltand ser\ecl a late lunch \+ere: Ifrw~cr,,,r,rrrrr,rrrC,,,,,,,,,NN and Mrs. Jerry Ho1z;ngt.r and ----I son, nlr and Eddie S1l\er andnlr and bfrs. Bob nlark~ and falnlly, IIr. and 111s IIllo Floridnchlldren of L~ncoln were guests and fanl~ly, Ilr and hlrs Deanlast ulltll Saturday of petersoll and children, hlr.parents, hlr, and Mrs. Sam Marks / n;rs. Jelolne E'lorian and joun6-1he couple an! their ,jlder ~h~l., stels L ~ ~ , zadina , of Sor&drcn had, tdcationcd for 10 dabs ~ldttein Yinneaota yhlle, (he baby, / Lal;y spel,t last meek bi,To~nmy, staged wlth his Ord gland- sistels, Ucsdame,s ?illlo a.nd Jerol~?eparents. Florian falnllles. He let~ned honle Sunday.hlrs. Agnes Dodge, Ord c~ty -clerk, began her vacation Tridab bIr and MIS. Tony Proshocil en-$he ment to Pap~lllon, acco~upan!ed teltained Friday etening at aas far as Dai~d City by her sjs- I shrinip dinner in the Bur\bell LCter,Mrs. Leon Clemny of Elbrld, gion Club, honoring their son Konuhowill spc;:d setyral dabs there. aid on h~s 16111 birthday. Guests --Mrs. Dodae jolncd her son. / mere Alan Phrlb~ iek. Dennis LYil-Wlllia~n and%@ am11 for a drl~e son and Frank Absalon, Jr. Birth-\o Ftalkcr. >Ilnn , acere all ale , day cake and , ice c~eala fielespending ,this ueek at the Vern scrted later with blr, and 51rs.Andersen s P1r.c Point Resort. Frank Absalon joining the gues!s- -. Sunday, the Ylqskocils e?lteltaln-3Ir, and Mrs Bill I;'rench and I ed at dinner agaln honor!ng Honfl~ldrenand his mother, Mrs. &lay- i ald. Guests wele his grandparents,ielle French, were guests IVednes- Mr. and hlrs Mikc ,Uoha and 3lrday in Grand Island of Walter ' and bIrs Joe Proskocll. Later after-Acker. Mr. Acker and his wife'noon cake and Ice cream BereHere hosts to the State Far!n in- 1 serted to Dennis Wllsol2, Pranksurance agents In hls distr~ct at 1 Absdlon, Jr , Don Edghlll, the1-11C o~ir.) QUIZ, OIW. NEBRASKAthe Kitelside Country Club. Thei Hear brothels bIr, and Mrs. Ulllafternoon and etel?lng .was spent P~rkocll and1. sons: Ronald replaqinggolf and s\+lnlmlng. Dlnner celved many nice gifts.- Ph. 728-5121---concluded the affalr.Rev. RicIiard Atherton left TueSblrs.Alma Reger and son, John, d~ for Boulder, Cola, to \kit his ~are house guests of her parents, sister, Edith ith her ton, ~110 con!-hlr. and hlrs. \C.?ll Misko and the pletes her masters this~ean h ~ family. ~ ~ They k came ~ to Sunllller. She is a teacher at Lev-Nebraska fro111 >lontreal by plane ' ingtorll N.and plan to visit here tho 1 Rev. Athe~ton \\.111 begin his resertetraining at Lincoln AFU onAug 7When >Ire and Blrs. Laddie K\e-, Champaign,lie111,leatesandthea visit20thwithfortellsky and children klslted here 1 his father, DF. Edgar E. Athertonl~~e~~~kt~~eie \t'atermanaccomyanicd them home andspent the day.. , . Rich Ha\\ balARMSTRONG INSURANCEThe ch!ldren h&e a new baby .. . ... D. E. Armstrong9 .,hlehin Clementsister, Charlenc Suzanne, bor 11July 25 to the Don Watermans.LYNN'S SHOE STOREJOHNSON STEEL CO... , L ~ M Chichester .. Rollie Johnson. Phone 728-3365Two Qui~ staffers visited in thewestern part of the state o\er theucekend. hlias Vida Collins wasa guest of her aunt .and unc!e,Blr. and Mrs. E. \V. Coll~ns of nlitch K K APPLIANCE CO. PROTECTIVE SAVINGS &ell.llld~ngerLOAN ASSN.., . n~uJack Brown visited his mother,.i.al M3Mrs. Lorene Gustin, and a brother,.. Ph. 128-3891 - Ord, NebraskaDI1"E Hobe~t, at Gering. ORD SERVICE OIL CO.'SI\~$$N... mil M~lhduserB/\KEI(* (OE- --- . .TryendCalifornians I -- here for the meekmereMr. and Mrs. tll Hohlig,NEBRASKA STATE BANKFriday & Satyrday Hicki and Jimmy, of Long Eeach Menlbcr F.D.I.C... . Ord, Nebraskalhey visited menlbels of the LEE MOTOR CO. (FORD)Guggenmos fanlllies and uent on... Sales & Serticeto Lincoln. They plan to return herefor a longer vislt with relatikes.Mrs. Hohl~g is the for~ner Violet- . & b5b0~idt~~Mrs. Jack New lancl and 1.4 11 \$ereCuggennios.hostesses to hlls. Wllbert Calvin,Kathleen and David at the NewlandCottage on Lgke Er~caori Severa1days last ueek.everything. His "signal lantern" preceded the driver'sMr. and Mrs. Blll Wo~rell andstop and go light. It must be obeyed. The brakeman,ch~ldren, Jeffrey, William and Klmberly Kay of Des bloines, visited like God, must give us the "all clear!' It is the only waythis ueek at t l ~ ~-- - Mrs. hle~cl Ke~s and grandparents,Mr. and MIS. Bert Needhaln.OR0 BOWLJ. M. McDONALD , 6 Don & Fern doodsellVALLEY GRAIN CO.. Buruell & North Loup.,. J . H. Ferguson. . . Ord, Ncbrdakahome of his noth her, we may know the track is clear, the switch in place, for . , . n%em~~crPI) I C.. . . Emu Babka. Mgr.ORD CREAMERY COOPERATIVE CO.KELLISON FARM EQUIP.Sun,, Mon. & Tues, --Au~. 6, 7 & 8 bliss Josie Griffin of Tucson, *THE ORD THEATRE NORTH LOUP VALLEY BANK' Cu~tis'If you were ever in a business a righteous God. . . ~d Christensen ,. . , Member F.D.I.C.hriz, was a Saturday arrital hereand is house pest of blr, and could not bless, then, you well know 4 . , North Loup Insurance Agency311s. lIarold 1Ialncs. She w~ll go how it hurts not to be able to getto Burwell to visit a grandn~other,Mrs. W. BI. Iiaines, as soon as theHis "all clear." But He warned us, "ThereKENNETH R. LEACHlatter is released from the hospital .,. Frontier Set\ ice VETERANS CLUB, INC.is a way that see~neth right,Nr, and hlrs. Wall Curtis ofbut the end is death." If one'sAinsuo~th mere uee~end house destination is Heaven, it is important MARSHALL PLUMBING (L BOILESEN SEED CO.guests of the RIerle Van Zandt fan- HEATING . . . Floj d Boilesen. ily., ?he t\\o couples met through . . . tln~erthelr dau hters in 111 uork. Thelei he~e to lileet relatites our "brakernan." It will not signal NEEDH~M~Sin Kea11.e~ and then \+ent on toNew York \+lle~ethe ueeil h1a1 y for Eu~vge arid aher pews every week and supportmont 91's tour.her many progranls of service.they will board us wrong. Let us hbrship God in FOX REPAIR SERVICE . . . Clothing & Dry CleaningJlarsliall, . . Clarence For . . , Mr. & hlrs, Llnj d NeedhamSt. John's Lufherati Church Firrt Presbyterian Church Ord EUB Chuich Boleszyn ChurchFirst 3 Sundays ofthe--Gqranium Cathylic Church ---Espc'ci;illy for you - cu~nfort, cleanli- ==-+ncss tssteful furllishingc, extr'i gucst serv- ZEEZ Mira Valley EUB. Churchices. , =--=aIf8 , 'L)her0s Club, ~rneric~~n. Express and z- -- Bethany Lutheran Church-Carte l31,inchr: credit cards honored. Freeadvdllcz reservation senice. I Bethel Baptist ChurchEnjoy )our trip illore - travel firbt cldss- trd~el the Congress way.Congress of Mdor Hsfcls2503 Santa Moniccx. Blvd.Santa Monica, Calif.N.elho3lst ~huichElyria Catholic, Church1' Wrtfe h Iibrolure and n.,qlisting line IuV.~f{Qm C Q Q ~ to ~in 5pei-Opproyed Con!$eu of M.tQr w~,~,~,I

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PAGE EIGHT '1 HE OliO QUIZ, OKL), NEBRASKA AUGUST 3, 1961I-----CLASSIFIED RATES Sporting Epuipment 6, Help ~- Wanted - - - - -.- .-~..-~ersonalsGuests in the home of AIr.HELP WI~NTEZ) - Lady to live inBusiness ServicesPhone 728-3897.13 Xeal Estate SalesFOR DEPENDABLE.-Phone 728-5706Cars and Trucks'MOBILE IIOVES , 20-1112 .New and UsedBuy of the Month apples. 316~3605.One-Sew --SARGENT, NEBRASKA~ -----L .truck with 1314 it. pull 'do\vnstack and grain box. D. \Y. Sar- Livestock anb suppliestam, Buruell.20-1tc-- ZL~E~LTI~CENTEI~ - For Wi\EITEU TO UUY:. Slllall ellild7sIall livestock. See Uoilesen's, Ord, blcscle. Call e\enlngs, 728-5153.38-tic1- ---- -- DEAD--IFOR SALE - TWO yearling coryear, namely belore July 15th for the first time andBusiness Op~~~t~nitiessometime in August for the second time. 1l this is aig$;%8-g;;: iyi-2ii; CAR WIISII1 I'not done the mowing will be done by the county andPrompt Sanitary ServiceiPhone 728-5316Collecthlr. and hlrs. Ken ~asseldirIAnimals Removed $f;Jy,,Harry Muirhsad,' Mgr.iIj, >. .\dirtmenis for Rent'011 RENT - Two room a artment, furnished or unfurnis%ed;woinen preferred. 2017 b1 Stthan our PIC~IUU~ bvhtnd the-@ar adAugust 8 - 1:30 P.M. Phone 728 5264 See Mr. Lester Van Winkle ISchool house,, 24 x 20 w/8 x 16 enlryCoal house, 8 x 144 outside toilets300 gal. fuel tunk-- 2 50-gal. fuel barrels-IPAHTMENT FOI~ RENT -,2 double burner oil heaters 2I bedruom gro~und2 P' ianoaed apt. - 2 blocks iroln square33 ft, steel windmill tower with 6 11, Aermotor - Garage - Imniediate posMerry-go-roundsession. Inquire at Ord liatch-Other scllool contents such as des!:s, blackboard, waterfountain, maps, pictures, sand tables, etc.BUSINESS & PROFESSIONALIery.floor unfurn~shYOW DOES PHllGAS SAVE OH h',AINTE-NANCt? Ph~lgas buns 'clean. There'slerr oil tonloniinotion ond less engineHOW iS PHllGAS STORED AhD HANDLtD?A tentral fonk, refilled occasionallyfrom your Philgas distributor's tankRBWBAL STEELIII(AN ANY TRACTOR USE PHILGAS? Yes. Ypurlrotfor ton be tonverled lo Ph~lgos 01. /Oplcmetristnogreuf tort. If you plan to buy aG. T. Buckbee, OQOffice 121 N. 16th street,R d Estsfo- near telephone office. Phone Ask abolct ow new low728-5401. Office closed Thurs- prices or1 Grailt StorageAndersen Agency days.blciltlinys.Experienced Farm and RanchManagenlent - Real Estate- Real Estate Loans - (Real Optometrist-Glen D, Auble, O.D.Estate is o.ur business andnot a sidel~ne.) Phone 728-5551 "anqtime."STEEL COMPANY-New Office HoursFirst Door North of9;00 to 12:OO - 1:00 to 5;00 Veterans ClubClosed Friday ForenoonPhone 728-3365, if noPhone 728-5061 answer, Phone 728-3886*Ord, Nebraska. .\ 'FRlGlDAlRE 'IIAPPLIANCESIPOSTUREPEDICMATTRE-SSE$4-LARGE STORES IN A SMALL TOWNOur STOCK and PRICES WILL Surprise You -- We TRADE

Full of Fun in '61Revitalized County Fair Aug. 21-23Valley County's rejuvenated,fun-filled Fair will get under wayMonday, Au . 21.Three fulf.days of farm andhome exhib~tions, 4-11 and FFAjudging, unusual entertainmentsand lively contests w~ll make thisear's Fair an event to rememberTon 5 after the dust has settled.$onday is entry day, arld thefirst official activity will be foodand clothing judgin at 1Dlloyrd by liveitoc$ and c!a?ijudglng at 1.30.On the , hlidwaq all three daiswill be rides for the small fry,- -the 0111 Ja~ccos' Dunking Tank, as m c, and &la] ty Ma] tin and his'Bingo sponsored by the American rangers featuled on the program.'Legion and the Ord FFA's Duck Selection. of Valley County's Fair'Pond.:Queen will follow the talent show.Time trials for Monday's stock Capping the three-day extracarraces will get under way at vaganza Wednesday will be the7 p.m , r&ces at 8. o'clock. A fea- Ord Jajcee's first annual Junior 'lure of the night wlll be a business- Rodeo, sho\?;s in the afternoon at'men's race. 1:30 and in the ekening at 81Beef, swine and sheep judging o'clock. The Roqco will feature,will be held at 8:30 Tuesda morn- calf and )earlin$ rjding, barebackin . style cpnlert from 1 a.m. shetlands, qal( rpplng on foot, a;t,l? 4 p m.greased plq scramble and a busi-,The big annual amateur hour- nessman's goat, ty ing el ent. Pri~es ,talent hunt will get off at 8 o'clock include $169 In cash, 10 feederTuesday night wtth Wa}ne West pigs, Wra!!gler and Lee jeans.----- - - . . -v -I4 64 13Arthur Noh rRt. 6Burwell, Nebr. 'P~LI-published &i.eckly at 305 ;4: Subxriy1iun Rates - *. , , Sc ond Cln\s Posta eSo. l6tP St, Ord, Nebra5ka ln Nebra$ks. $6.00 Else\rk% at Ord, h'tbrdstaEstab. April 1882 . , Ord, Nebr., Thursday, Aug. 10, 1961 yol. 79 $40. 21. 1His First Impression I his is the place, Ord's own ball park. The time: 6:30 'each night, S~noay, Monday and Wednesday of next week., , (, I$evcral alternatives are possib!eas to the precise ru~ite throughPishin' license Don')Long Road Up--'1~loodmobi*le Will Be at Veteran'sClu day, . 1 .. . ,9'to 3 . , .: ' 1....,.... I... , . . .-_ . _ . .

PAGF TWO, t ,i.' THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, b NEBRASKA 'AUGUS'I' \ I 10, 1961Slate hlay cB r e a tl B il s ke t10 Valley Countianr 6el Dairy Awards 1Wheeler-Jaerchke ~fies Celebraled l~orf Kearny Gianl IKearney Is OfferingJr, of Loup City, friend of the1bridegroom.Organ music was furnished by still Holds HonorsScience Course in Or$ 1 Real Eslab TransfersFfo-fay Overtime NormarIn Stan Meatzke's Dostla;;! Miss Betty Wheeler, dauzhter0ff-ca;llpus ' classes frb;ii: ~ e - lrvin ischl!,nan, Millie EschliofMr. and Mrs. Muriel WheelerStan. Matzke of the,Central Ne-braska State College, Kearneg, forLot 3 Blk. 27 HasbraskaPublic Powe'ra and Irri- 1of Grand Island and Walterthe fall seinester were announcedJaeschke, son of Mrs. Herman Mrs. Earl Eckert of Grand Island Two doughty old giants clashedth,"%1~Ir:~u~%:1",9cWi~n6'rSanadgation District is easify carriedtoday by Donald Stumpff, directoraway on his famous tours deluxe,Jaeschke of Arcadia were married and vocal music by Leona Standage ' branches this uefk, but the tit!eForof adult education.SavivalIsland Monday wEre announced to-'Sunday afternoon at the Trinit of Mason CI~Y.I holder retained h~s leaves and hisQuiz Ad Manager Kerry LeggettTo be offered m seven nearbyMaltern 61 wife, Grayceday by County Agent Bob Perry.said this week.hlethodist Church in Grand 1sla?d: Following ihe wedding a recep- championship.cities will be 10 courses, Mr.iare:the Rev. Laurence Davls offlclat- tion was held in the church par- It almost took the sap out of theMatzke extolled the virtues ofStulnpff said.Int. in and to S1zSW?4-25 andMarilee Sell, Arcadi 2-year-oldhis power district's self-sacrificing.lors with hlrs. Amos Poll of Game Commission entry; l?is chal- Physical Science 100, the begin- SE?,i-35 All in 21-14, NW?4NW111registered Guernsey, Yed ribbon.in9 men and women much ofThe bride's dress was of white Omaha in charge of the guest gook 1 lenger had a 10-foo! height adthenint: course, will be offered at Sec. 1-N?z-2, All lo 20-14, StampsBy Pearle F. Finigan Babette Sell, Arcadia 18-month- way to Lake McConaughy last Inylon, floor length, with fitted Mrs. Robert Wheeler of Platts- / vantage. But the wlnner had a nt,~$9 T-.--. 80.stale ~ i of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :old i ~ grade ~ Guernsey, t ~ ~ l biue t ~ ribbon.'- -~ ~ ~bodice and scalloped neckline out. mouth and Karen Schellby of Rock-Ken Force, Arcadia, senior calf, week.bigger the knock-out chest nleasurement. punch. That was' --&. Broken BOW classes offered I Robert Glover et al, Alice Trojer,lined with flower appliques. The ville cut and served the cake andEfforts to establish a program ' ~ rade Iiolstein, blue rlbbon,"They're dedicated," Stan in-1 will include Social Science 305, con-, Pt Lot 7-38 Ord.full skirt was caught in back by a servers and hostesses were Misssisted.And so the Fort Kearrly cotton-, servation of natural resources; PlIathto CO;i\el't agricultural Crops into bow. Her veil was illusion with Judy Gustafspn of Aurora, Mrs.George Lunney & wife Wm.' Barbara Forbe, Arcadia, senior1wood retains title as the "largestMeanwhile, the engine of the100 college algebra; and Educa- Zikmund, $1, Lot 8-19,edible survival ratiqns to' meet calf, grade IIolstcin, blue ribbon.standup crown. She carried a George Calllhan, Mrs. George living s ecilnen of its specie^." as 1 tie; 363, phychology of eXCCpliOIi- 1 k\dditioi,the country's needs in the event Wlllis Plate, North Loup, junior air-conditioned tour car was over. white Bible on which were red Wheeler, ?liss Llnda Wheeler and awardef by the American Forestry a1 children.of niilitsry or natural disaster, yearling, grade Guernsey, blue rib-' heating, and when Matzke switch- roses with shower tied w~th red Miss Glor~a Calllhan all of Grand Xssociat~ion. Red Cloud will host for Ed.l Elizabetli Kokes, Anthony Kokes,are. ~iiceting with interest on the boll.ed off the ignition and alighted sweetheart roses.Island.The upstart was' a lOo-foot-(all. / ucation 445. educational tests for $5,000, NW?i 1-19-14, Stanlps $5,50.nat~onal level. Ifrom the car at one stop, the, Jaines Plate, North Loup, juni,orThe bride was attended by For traveling, the. bride, chose 26-foot-girth tree from Cedar Creek the elelllentary school.Grayce Starr, Gdn., ~onald Mat-Nebraska's Governor Frank llor- )earling, grade Guernsey, blue r~b-:engine kept running.Billie Joy Sorginfrec of' Grand navy blue sheath wlth whlte ac- near Plattsmouth. His seconds were speech 355, speech athology, will tern et a], $7,637, Undivide+ 1/3risoil, the Lincoln Chamber of bon; senior yearling, grade Bro\w)"My Lord," said Georse Miller Island who wore blue nylon over cessories and flowers from her E. D. Metrger, his owner, and the be offered at hlcCoof,Int. S4iSW1)i-25 SE%-35, All ln 21.Conlinerre, Sebraska \Yheat Groiv- S.*lss, red ribbon.of Papillion, "even the cars are taffeta with satin trim and white bouquet as corsage.Eastem Nebraska Public Power In classes will be of- 14, NW?.kNW1%-1 and N%-2 A11 indedicated!"ers Association, and the Depart- Kobcrt Thoinas, Scotia senioriaccessories. 1Ier flowers were a The church aisle was covered Distr~ct.( fered in Education 420, audio visual 20-14 $.80.lneiit of Agriculture are lending yerrling, grade Ilolstein, white rib-{nosegay of whlte feathered carna- by white carpet and pews were But the monarch df HII cotton-E. L. Vogeltanz etux, Williamtheir support toward a program to; bo?.. tions.marked with white satin bows. The woods in the United States boasfs / aiFi.oconvert present surplus grains, h>~Ijn Tlio~nas, Scotia, senior 1Sherry Kay Wheeler, Platts-will, be' o*fercd at Dale Stephenson etux, $9,500, Lotchancel was appointed with baskets a 30-foot clrcu~nference at a height7 Slk. 15, Milford's Addition, Ord,milk and fats into usable foods. ; yearling, grade lIolstcin, red rib-; Around Cornslock I mouth, niece of the bride, was of white glads and blue lace carna- of 4% feet. It stands on the parade North P1atte - Social S~lencc 2601 ~talllps $10.15,su.h cr program would also help bon.flower girl, and ring-bearer was tions.groLl~ds of old ~~~t Kearny, pro- 1 American govcrl?ment; and Educa-IRobert Wheeler of Plattsmouth,bably as a watched juniort1011405, correctloll of reading dis- A1onis Cummi's COrwinScbraska, which is in need of in- Virginia Nelson, Ord, 2.}ear-old,I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koncel and 1Mrs. Jaeschke is a graduate ofnephew of the bride. The brideofficers rim down and shoot ,stam-D. Cummins etux, $4,000, N25di~strj., gain new payrolls and cre- Holstein cow, red ribbon; junior family of Comstock were in Kear-IGrand Island Senlor IIlgh and at-Iwas g~ven in marrage by herpeding buffalo ri ht on the parade. 1Burwell will bc the center for Acres SE?4 NW14 Sec. 35-18-13.ate jobs.yearling, grade llolstein, blue rib- ; ne Wednesday. Mr. Koilcel con-'tended Kearney State College.father, Muriel \Vheeler.\Valter was raduated from Rock- The AF

AUGUS.1' 10, 1961 1'11E ORD QUIZ, OIID, NEURASICA PAGF 'I-HRF~,I1Card of ThanksOpal ZabloudilClose Out on all Powdered Metrecal-----e)lJ- M. MCDONALD CO.this light littlein]J. M. MCDONALD CO.see wllat this Tapered Shirt--And Thighrnold qoes to still greater lenqtl1s to slim. - .. . --

North ~olr6:S,ince his rc.tirerllt.nt as rural/ niyilt. guC.rts of airs, L \ V ~ Johli>oll.mall carrier sollie 10. years ago, Tl1e.v spent Tucs~la): calling onCliff Goodrich has ratsed glacrlo- / friends, attended thc Burwell KOlasas a hobby,, aach ,-ear adding deo Jvednesday, and Thursday lefta few new vartet~es./ for a ln Colorado xrs,This year he put out more than Elva 1Ia)deil.1,800 bulbs and is nay cutting 3Irs. Dena Sirltek Iiosted a coffeemany love1 splkcs each morning. Tuesday morning ho!loriiig ?Irs.?.he glassel in porch of the Good- Don Jenseii's, birthday.rich home as well as the base-/supper guests of themerit is full of bouquets of every Ca??c&s were the Andy Toynvarietya~ld color. Tuesday mom-1 sellJs and son Bud* of Slielbyville,ing Cliff cut one named Kust be- 111 , and $118. Uess~e Hoby.cause of its rust): color, no iiubt, 1 Jlr. and llrs. Cllde Keown and. wllich measured 0kt.r seven foot'llr, and Mrs. Bob 3litcl1ell arriv-%fiot~l the b~ill~ to the tip of buds. cd home >Ionday night from aBusiness places in North Loup vacation spent at Anacortes and' and many frie~?ds are recipients, of ' Spokane, Wash.the flowers. Cl~ff says he docs not 1care to sell them for then it wouldnot be a hobby so he shar,es with'his friends.-Representatives fro'n the i The Joe Leo nliska fa~nily aidLoup fire district met with Mr. and Jlrs. Oscal. Larsen attendthe'''lage board 'lonqay night !' ed the Je11sel1 fa~nily reunion attal of plans lor fortlllng thekitthe sulllilier cotlase of ilr, end7 . Present were \v 0. Zatlg&er(llrs. \Villiil. lIelleberg near Leo.and Ign Pokraka.tral City. There were 35 present.'liff Scott a picnicSupper The Harry Scliatngs were din-Sunday eveslng ~vitli guests the !,,, gL,ests in the Frank hliskaHay and Ross. \\iiiliains Hay VanSjykes Irvl!l \Vprrelfs and nIiss"'Ine The ScoffieldsPolinoskl. 'Ir. 1 were Alviii Sunday Schalnp's supper son, guests Uualle, there. isScot!* Mrs. WOrreil 'Irs.I. Wiljlams were celcbl~ated.spending this \vt.ek with the JoeMr and hlrs Allen Uogert ofhliskas'Nordlk, calif,, ivere id^^ guests The Guy hlulligans spent SLIof the hfarion hledbur)-s atld also afternoon visiting Mrs. Leliacalled on Lola Fuller.As Low As . . . .. . . .sen of Ord, hlr, and Xlrs. IIer~~ianNielsc!~ an? Mr, an! >Its. Lee X1-len N~elscn and children of Greeleytere .Saturday guests of Mrs.Gertie Chriater~scn. The ElmerChristenscns reiuained overni htand left by tra/~l early, sunfa.ymornplg for Blicli~gan to visit theirdauyhter and falnily.Iand Mrs. Hay Parker, and Mr.and 3lrs. Wilbur Leth.nlr, and 3f1.s. John Ranmussenand H~ta of Grand Island, hlrs.TODSEN CHEVROLET, INC.?I

--A'AUGUS'I' 10, 196 1 THE ORD QUIZ, OIID. NEBRASKA PAGE FIVSEdge Scofiq' 4-3Ord Townsmenhere. ~ h car, e you use constanflywe keep in tip-top condition---. . . and ye do it with a smile.Stop crabgrass now!Nothing ,is more disheartening thin to sJdjenly disco~efthat your beautiful spring lawn has turned into a jungle o,fcrabgrass. Better take closer look rikht now:NYLONS! SAVE 25c Pair OMOR IVOKDEH -First quality 51 gauge, 15 Denier nylons, self seam. Suntone-Beigetone. Sizes 8% - 11.Low price ,44c pr..Famous "Royalite" Portable Typewriterzippered, handled carrying case included.All Transistor f ope RecorderCon~plete with attachments.BACK TO SCHOOL SALE PRICESONLY YOUR PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER HAS THE CUREI. . IF YOU HAVE THESE SYMPTOMS ... SEE HIM NOW.--.raher explained that pike1Iill~ lakes seldonl live~ ~ :\' teg$: a re- ~ Ord u wolllen ~ golfers will hostcanada, but then, they their annual Ladies Day Open gdlf Itourna~t~ent next Wednesday, Aug. 1han six or seven years. Tourney Wednesdayo$$$~ks to thelifecooperationhistory isin16.theGuestscentra1are expectedNebraskafrolliarea.toivns 1I---.... 2-lb, can 1.19(With $3.00 Groceiy Purchase). ahem Crackers .. 35c .;.. -- Flour 50-Ib. bag 3.39.. aB~@Je Sauce :• 3 5 ~18-'"boitiePink LiquidFEAST DARK RED-Il'onderful for Salads 303 canKidney Beans .. 2 for 25c.Liquid Mixed Colors Pink LiquidThe schcdule calls for coffee and Ihn and the gallle coni- rolls at a.m, tee off tinle---- at 7:30 a.m. Giant Size Bath Size 22-02.A noon luncheon will be servedGrand Opening Is Held at the Veterans Club. Reservationssl~ould be called lo Mrs. Bob ~od-' 81 c2 for 31c 69c ,I.-Shortening , 'Bath Size Bath Size - spry3-lb. CanNew Cleaner -White or PineDetergent'. 89c~ivffyAll3-lb. Pkg.79s:Premium~ree~e~ian't95c' Summer Sausage . Ib. 69c PRODUCE . ; ~'2. Envious greenish pallor when neighbor buys Valiant. , R-T-E SMOKED SU?~~~IST5. Enlargeri~ei~t of eyeballs at Valiant's trade-in offer.Lemons ......... Picnics .........,. ib. 47c. Ib. l$cJUMQOMinced Harm .... Ib. 49c Cantaloupe .'.. 2 for 45cEasy on Mom . .,. Easy on DadEasier on the kids! e .anJliu11c11nleats fronl the big selsction at the North- Ib. 12~. dstart, Lon burning 20;~ bag20-I$. bag 1.29. . . . O . . . . .- - -Enriclied with Vltanlin C 46-0;. can 01310 BLUE TIP-They btrike everytiinelside. Or usc th~:ll for picl!ic‘s and partic's. '1'11e Hi C Oraago Driah .. 3 5 ~ Matches .. 6.b~~-cP~.Au~. 10-11 -12We Deliverh14 7 ~Telephone 129-5461Ord andNorth Loup

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. Even-' hebt for one 'rood'6t the wholehouse r low cost r clean heat, no fumestno ashes r thermostat control fo! automaticheat i burns completeIy,' nq ~a$te adgpendable supply of fuel in oh weather, .'right in your back yarduse cis manIJse four, fi\ e,'six or ahrnachl~~cs as ~ o rtquil uWRITE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS TODAY!Deadline for e~tries in August 19washing c~tle, IJrje~s,ale coin optldted. Ur~ngohn soap or bleach.supei\ise )our oun lauI1ii

4aPAGE EIGHT, I'fiE 01W QUlZ, OKL), NEB AUGUST 10, 1961-BUSINESS & PROFESSIONALSTEEL BUILDINGS' :Andersen AgencyOpfometrlst-G. T. Buckbee, ODAIWJANCESPOST UREPEDICMATTRESSESdays.Experienced Farm and Ranchhlanagerncnt - Heal Estate- Real Estate Loafis - (Real Optomeirist211 No.Coost Bl~d.4 LARGE STORES IN A' SMALL TOWNEstate is our busmess andnot a sideline.) Phone 728-5551 "anytime." ,Our STOCK and PRICES WILL Surpri.se You - We TRADE2 -Glen D. Auble, O.D. STEEL COMPANY ---First Door North of, ,Ord, NebraskaLirlraiiewIcz Furnilure, ~arpeling'?'& Appliariec Company, Open Wed, & Sat. Eve, . .fiarwell, Nebi.

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PAGE TWO THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA AUGUST 17, 1961BUY IN ORDMr, and Mrs. Bob MasonMounted OliverCorn PickersDr, and Mrs. Otis Miller and her1-1950 #4 Picker1-1953 #4 Pickerseveral months.Fiftieth Wedding AnniversaryDoctor and Mrs,,extend a cordial inkitation to the--community to attend an----st the Ord Methodist Church-c-- Sunday, August 27th, 1961There is a time to be cautious, for as with everything, you get onlywhat you pay for and insurance is no exception. But for profectionthat you can depend upon day in and doy out, you're wise to consultyour local, independent agent first. It poys.aOrd, Nebraska-SQUARE RINGER3 Ring Binder NotebookQ Giant CapacityO Lasts longer-noreinforcements+ Paper lies flatneed forBuster BrownChildren's ApparelNovotny home and also at tYour Complete Back-To-Sc hool i up ply HeadquartersABSALON VARl ETY STOREAMERICANd GASOLINESThe finest perfornlir~g gasolines in our ilistory!AMERICAN, SUPER-PREMIUM, for magnificent antiknockperforluance, contains exclusive, patented M2P Gthat gives extra miles in traffic driving-plus a rust inhibitorto protect your fuel system-plus a spark-plugrejuvena tor that restores most misfiring plugs to full fire.AMERICAN, REGULAR, highest-octane regular ever atStandard, contains rust inhibitor and exclusive, mileagestretchinghf2P G.. ate61 STANDARD OIL DIY~SION OF AMERICAN OIL COMPANY..... ,.WOMEN'S WEARPOy EXPECT MORE FRQ,., STA~~ARD.. . AND YOU GET IT-THAT'S THE AMERICAN WAY1 "WELL PRESSED* , STANDARD SERVICE4I Washing Greasing Mufflers Tuneup.Ii I FRANK'S15thIS WELL DRESSED"Bigger & Better Trade-Ins. More Allowance For Used Cars.

AU(;US'I' ---- 17, 1961 ?'tlE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA I PAGE FIVEnow. There is soi~lc indicationFarm A~J --- Tips: that ~cc~ls may be a factor inthe numl~er of eggs laid in atieid 'lherc. is no doubt that \oldlltcerccril 111 a fallow field \t111Ijc an att~dct~on to adult cornroot \\orln bcetlc; as a place to de-Ipuslt egs.---8y Robcrt E. Perry--One of the mail ploble~~ls st111Wheat Referendumcollllontln2 faIllltls th,s \,eek is Ai~)onml~o h3s groun at leastthe adult co~n root \%OI ln b~etle 13 hcrfs in One of lhe nlo'ed Into the b'scl"elltrltuatloll ore pur.>tidn 'ye hiiethree leal's 1s eltgrblc lo vote apaittllelit of the i's'c!nbly of God111hdd sereral is, \yhat isthe whe~t referenilutn Augl~st' Cllulch.the Cni\elhltj dcini about kt?" 24 Ihfr and hfrs Art Deb'olf anddaugllter of North Loup Suil-The Unl, erslty doe; ha\ a Facts about the referendum- Ph. 728-5121ap-Icra,h plogla,ll Ierurlcll goillgpear in a ners alticlc rn this is- day at the lI~llllcs d1J;1le.on this p~ubiem They ha\e 800 of The Uu1~Tech. Sgt, and Ills. Joha Tos%1>----- scend and falnlly of Hanclolph Airlesearch plots in ,lfa!niIton a~ldYork countles to f~nd out ho\v beatto control th!s pest Se~eyal, chel?~icalcornpanics are ass~stui: Inthe resell ch by flu nis111ng clle~n- '~cals and tech~~icians 1 Thrasher Reu11;o~iiI 11en1d a lad) reni,~r!c at a funerallast \\ eck ' 1Ie dldn t ha\e a nickels M L I ~ I of ~ llfe 111 ur~il~cc 8nd Idon t A?~u,,ll,\! fi\e of thcm \\illgct alcng Ihlnk about this'1I1cn c.111 !lie/ French and a fo~lner bu) er of a--ED ARMSTRONGPh. 728-5212thst ale in enlelgeilcy feed eraoon guests \\ere Mrs. Francesglaln prodlaill should be keptl l'a~derka and Mrs. Frances Garfreeof iolUllteer C,,rll and uee,~i rison of Broken Bow and Mrs. Bill-- -- - - - --- - - Vasek of Sat gentMrs. Veinon Iljbl, Nancy and for ioabting 01' ba~bccui!i: . . . . , . . , ,Bill of Aina\\orth came Monday to5 end a few da~s with hlr. andJrrs. Paul J011ej. Karen Norseenof Lexington, who had been \isitinsIn Ainsuorth, came bvith them andIGuests in the Slarkley cabin atEr~cson ale Dr, hfarkleq's par.ents, Jlr, and Rlrs. Robert \Valdbulgerand Rlr. and h11s. Paulqar~\\?>I:l?Andersen of Fort ~odge, Ia i\r- Link SC!Y~E~~FJQ,,kll, qi. . ,I.riving blondaq Mere Mr. and XIrs- ------ - .-,___I-...- Bill hlarkley also of Fort Dodge2 Dr. and Mrs. hlarkley and chllBlrds~i~q r ~ s3r id> f ~d~en spent Ssnday at Ericson al-1312n~c!~k~~igei~h"0tiTE CAPLO SANDWICH TIIT cr~sls off breod,male ra .l*.L?f .'tied lurley cnd cheeie Fcr'enI-f~ts!~, I-!'> [IFau .h 'a> I? .,r d p 1 F er,ch IQ>>I bo~tcr, dccp fry:, ,. l t , ; l k a a ~ ~ l~n t ~ t o s..Lr I I !C~I L~ICran[3zi;Y Sauce 0.c3-1S11.is r- C )Z---sit the &tags on the llacba&tsfc r 2 jc ~as!i I ef ~ I I l of:tr on ?ih! k.I'l'csh1 colllilact cluste~ s: full of Jelicious, juicy gdvor,Elljoy tlicio fillel tasty g1 apes at ayps lo,r;Right Rcscr\el10 L~2.t Qua:t~[.~r.. .. ... . : "DIRECT REBUCTl.ON-I. .,, ., - I'I., J:c-SERVICEm y -*YOU PAY INTEREST ON THEUNPAID BALANCE ONLY!I-lOM& LOANS FOR:New Iiorne Construction 18 Purcliasing Homes0 Renlodeling and Repuirs. $,: '",S~VINGS& LOANASSOCIATION220 S. 16111 Ord Phone 728-3891"kvith purchase of threeKerr Jar LidsKt.6uIar, silf-seaiing,Pkg. of 12 3 7 ~:ItIfiitchc.11 Craft-finefor bnlii~lgSurf, ~eter~j1 Spry Si~~~i.$jpia?gSmooth, cltamy, (Sa\e 7c pack). . . .3-i5. CanVelDsauiybar~ilci,~6cs w;bfrn in aSlioltc.l;~g, fur fiiit. cahis ....,,,, , 3-lb. CanLiqnidSvlanLea! cs skin wft arll fr agl dnt . . .. C.ikcs U~tcl~cnt, long-lasting suds action. .12-oz.-Btl. 39 cBreeze Detergzrpi.I~'S gtntle for all CIU~~CS . .. .. . . 15 oz. Pkg.35 c Liquid LraxUttcr~~nt, fctr hhcs allti falj~ics,. ,12-oz. B~I. 39~Cor~dorlsed All B~ 1Sinso Bl~leDttergtnt, fer autulratic ~asliils 24 oz E'lcg', uulD~t~~bint, blucs as ~t ~ashcs, .,,.2?-oz. Pkg.35cXLIIS*FLORIEITAEROSOL31s-0% odus f~st, can ~ S C

LYNN'S SHOE STORE... L) 1111 ChichcstcrK K APPLIANCE CO., . , Uill .\lduigerORD SERVICE OIL CO.. . . Enlil JIatl~nu~cr. . . Member F.D.I.C.. . Ord, NcbraskaJ. M. McDONALD. . . & AssociatesVALLEY GRAIN CO.- . Buru cll S( Nortll Loup. - J. 13. FET~LILOII. . . Ed Christe~~aenKENNETH R. LEACH. . . Frontier Sen iceFOX REPAIR SERVICE 9 ARMSTRONG INSURANCE. . . CIuuuce Pox . . . D. E. Arn~btrong

-- 'I-~IE OIW QUIZ, OIW, NEBRASKA - AuGus-1- I 17, 1961I- --dt is 11onie afterSomething to smi!~ aboutthis classic coll~yarison:Newspapers are like+Itey both have fo,.l,,s,some good; back nu~nbein dem4r.d; they alwayAir-CvliJ,L;u~,c,,, Oscar's Pal!adiu:u Coln:ull;rb:e, Coollast woid; they arel I " I I I P I V I I I I I I I I I I I I Ilooking over; they hdeal of influence; y Do11 40hllieve all they say;demand for the bolCard of Thanksarid not borroa hishlrs. Carl H. NelsonJohisny baCI,crirFanlous Silunre D:?l?ce C.i!ler frqmLii\ LIK!UII, \VJ oi:zi!~gFriday, SepQ, 221 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 Y l l l l l l I l l ~ lOscar's CafeOpen 7 D.i)s a LYeek--U;,tuu~i 1; blkPiurLll of Bdlik Du!l't 53 !b.lu?!gh Sargentul?less you siop at ohcar's c?frSi!l~.lilj I)l!lnc~s Our "Spccia!lj3Ior11i:~g Cook \\'rn!cd - \Ysi(rrsa-stoo - TOP \\.ages.h4.r.arid A4r-s. Marre11 R. :Jt~lm$frcn obi tlrtir wediinlj day.--7 - BAYS4 LARGE STORES IN A SMALL TOWNOur STOCK and PRICES WILL. Surprise You -- We TRADEat a coffee in licr JI,:, 'l>.,lrc.!l C J1l!;t ,,., 5,3!3;Lt / aJ. L," " -MEXO GCLD:i d.:':4tli1 him and Jlrs. B?nicn just recently. 1---/ Ipetite tailleur t,o,,\s. She. cnlriida wliite olcl!id 011 a ciliite Uib!e.r and blrr. . U o n Turak I 1Ier jebvelry, a nccklace of bsLyof Lincoln neie weekend house,pearls, \\as a gift .ESL\I!I the QC03ill1 guests in the Dale \Vatson hoinc.1)uring thc rccr'pti~n fir t!leChuck Turek had been a house / bridal coup!?, Miss Joyce Pappeguest here for a cieek and retiuned poured puliih and Miis Betty,home \kith Ilis parents. Toni \Vat-1 lllavirika ser-leg c o f f e c . Other I11I~CHN~COLOR~ CAMERA 6s son spent a wcc'k earlier with the--- Tureks in Lincoln. . . -~~*-~v,~~~::&~~*

PAGE FOUR THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA AUGUST 17, 1961IIn Fifth PlaceNebraska ~esort4-H Corner Stitchin' Kitchen 4-lI'ers metPleases Ordites--- afternoons of Sept. 3, 4 and 7.--Summer Recrealion wins Race HonorsHOME GROWN MEATSTender -because he select before killing.We know it's good!Join the Parade to the friend-ly Market on the North SideIndiansCubsBack - To'- SchoolBoys' Ivy League Wash 'n Wear Slacks . . $2.98-$3.98Men's Ivy League Wash 'n Wear Slacks . $4.95$5.49,It was moved 6y.~ar~es, secoaded byJollllson and carr~ed that the abovesons.You'll be able to choose fromthe nlost exciting collectionof Fall Fashions we've had inHERE IS VALUE A PLENTYPATTERNS FOR EVERY ROOMIMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPERLOOK AT THIS!RED STARW STOREONE GROUP -- SEVERAL PATTERNSREGULAR PRICE 98c TO 1.25 ROLL9 ft. x 12 ft. Br.aided Tweed RugsReversable. Reg. $39.95 - Close Out - While they lastOnly $16.95 ea.Closing Out All Summer Lawn Furniture - 30% off1 only - Odd Innerspring Mattress. Full Size -- Reg. $59.50Only $29.95 -King Koil 63rd Anniversary Mattress & Box SpringOnly $79.50 SetKing Koil Single Hollywood BedsIncludes Head Board, Frame, Innerspring Mattress & Box SpringOnly $59.50 Complete6-pc. Walnut Dinning Room SetChina Cabinet, Dropleaf Table & 4 Chairs. Reg. 298.00$21.9.00 CompleteZLOMKE-CALVIN, FURNITURE Ord, Nebr.,CO.WALLPAPER BUNDLESENOUGH TO DO AN ORDINARY ROOMWHILE THEY LASTWALLPAPER NEEDS

AUGUST 17, 1961 I'HE ORD QUIZ, OKD, NEBRASKA PAGE THREkMira ValleyWith the LangesThe Henry Lange hoine overflowedwith guests frotn near andfar over the weekend. All caineof North Loup, Mr, and Mrs. IrwinKin ston, Mr. and Mrs. RollandMarts and ch~ldren of New Virginia,Ia, Mrs. Joe hlarks andsons, Leonard and Don, Ilr, andMrs. Her bkr t Dulit~ and Galen,Rlr. and Mrs. Richard Prien anddaughters, Karol Burson, Ann and 'a1a1 y Fenton, Janet Leiiz and Ilr.to attend the family reunion Sun-' and Mrs. Stan Yctska, Jr., andday at St. John's Lutheran Church1.- n-A I ialnlly of \Vahoo.111 UIU.Saturday arrivals were over./night guests, Xr, and Jlrs, Hus- Ilr, and Mrs. Lyle Foth andsell Xcton of Lombard, 111. Other' daughters went on a sight-seeingvisitors that evening were Mr.1 trip to Ft. Randall Dam Sundav.and lirs. Ernest Frank and Mar- I Guests of hlr, and Ilrs. ~rlovin of Seward, Ernest Friedrich! Ehresman and Sheri on WednesofAlta, Ia., and Ed Lange. 1 day and overnioht were llr, andOther weekend house, gue~ts, Mrs. George ~eeade of Tlrurston.were Mr. and Mrs., Morris Elllot 31r. and Mrs. Dean \+'orden of 1and children of Scribner.I Colome, S.D., were Thursday over-,A Sunday evening gathering at night guests. They all attendedthe Lange home were Sir, and: the Burwell RodeoMrs. Herman h'interhos and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook visitedand Mrs. Fred Radke of Galva Jlr, and blrs. Irvin ShoelnakerlIa., bIr, and Mrs. Louis Radke of of Scotia at the Ord 1Iospital >Ion-Aurelia, Ia., who remained over- day afternoon. Mr. Shoeinaker had !night. They were joined for visit-l surgery on Sunday.ing by Ernest Frledrich and Ed1 Nr. and Mrs. Stanley Yetska,,Lange.Jr., and children of Wahoo wereblr, an$ Mrs. 1Ioward AndersonClub Picnic and fa~nily of Lyons, Ilrs. Itose~ b g,j ~ melllbers ~ t and, Frandsen and blr. and Mrs. Richmembersand their fam1lles at- ard blen and daughters weretended the a*nua] picnic of the Friday dinner guests of ?*lr, andMutual Benefit Extension Club at Edgarthe Ord Park \Vcdncsday. 1 Mrs. Donald Cleirrent was host-Honored guests were forriler ess at her home Friday morningmembers of the club. Those at- for a tea. Her guests were cousins. 1tending were Mrs. IIei?ry \Villianls, Those present yere Ilrs. RichardMr. and hlrs. 14elvln \Vill~ams Ueideck and chilclren of PllcCook,and family, Mr. and Mrs. Iferrill Mrs. Wayne Urwl!ler of Havenna,Koelling and Mrs. Willianl Schauer Mrs. Eldon Foth aqd children, &lrs.STILTS AND STEPLADDERS - Construction work progresses across the length and breadth of Ord. These are representative scenes of inkrior work on: Left, the Cooperative Creamery addition, scheduledfor completion in about two weeks and contracted b Almquist of Grand Island (Tom Nishimura is at left on the caffold); center, Hillcrest Motel, west of Ord, also ready for occupancy w~thin a few weeks,confracted by Darrel Stone (right) and Lift Ballou; andl right, Beranek's completely remodeled drug store, schecjuled for completion this tall, contracted by Mike Naeve. TO^ Williams .is shown wieldingthe hammer.-- ---- -- --(QUIZ Photos by A1 Darr). -- - -- - --You have untilto take advantageOne 8x10 portrait in color - four 3x5's in folder -twelve wallet size. Reg. $28.95.lb pkgKg Newtons . Ib. pkg. 35cYDLLOLV FHkLblOhE SLICED IN SYHLPPeaches ...... 5 for 1.00, Ice Cold Watermelons16-02 canMake your appointment now. Our studio is air conditionedfor baby's comfort.Remember the Portrait- /you treasure tomorrow mustbe taken today.KRAY r s MI~I.ZTTJRE~arshrnallows'~~-~23{FWF IE3EaM SE@@P-- - MAIL IN 3 DUNCAN HlNESDELUXE LAYER CAKE BOX TOPS PLUSICE CREAhl CONTAINER NA:FE PANELZabloudil Studios--Carnation Evaporated Pink Liquid Mint - Pine Lilac-Florient3 Tall Cans 22-oz. Spray BombBeauty BarPink or GreenPalmolive Soap16-01, Can - 3 for Bath Size2 for 39c 3 for 39c1 Scotch Tape Free Cashmere Bouquet*?%-lb. Box Giant Bath Size2 for 49c 2 for 29cNewGiantDish WasherVel-0-Matic20-02. Pkg.III:III've got Valiant fever!It's colltagious! More alld rllore wise Valiant dealer's! Ile's got a rash ofbuyera are catclh~g Valiant feker- new Valiants in a wide assortlllellt oftl* is tile season for it! It's end-of- models and colors. They must bc soldthe-rnodel-year the at you Plymouth- to make room for new '62 models.to make room for our8 DO not stay in bed. ..get to our showroonl fast! new candy deparfmentWE CAN CURE YOU.. .YOUR PLY MOUTH-VALIANT DEALERSANDERSON MOTOR COMPANYBERANEK DRUG.. Braunschweiger Ib. 49~ Grapes ..........FRUITIb. 19cGREEN SELDLEss.... Minced Ham Ib. 45c *...........Cheddar Cheese . Ib. 55c CALIEOHNIA ELBEHTATASTE GOOD-It sl~ces, toasts, nlelts perfectly .... .---....N' ISCOhSIN Plums lb. 19c-- Pecaches ,. 2 Ibs. 256CheeseFEAST-Thet~ue flavor of i~esh 2-~b. picked flut box 696Grape Jelly 18 oz. jar 25cHome-GrownTomatoes CucumbersTelephone 728-5461Ord, Nebr.Ord and119 South 14th Street Ord, Nebraska North LOUP

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-,PAGE S1XLange Clan Gathers\THE OKD QUIZ, OKD, NEBRASKAI I . ,NZZINNN-ZCNCZIYZIZCCIAUGUST 17. 196 i,Double Troubleto mobe this seek.---Arcadia: --Advertise in the QuizSaturday, August 19300 400 Cattle40 Choice Hereford heifers, wt. 550 to 650.40 Angus and Shorthorn steers and heifers, ~ t 600 . to 800.40 Hereford steers and heifers, wt. 550 to 700.30 Hereford ca1kt.s and light yearlings.25 G d Hereford steers, wt. 700.20 ~ood Hereford heifers, wt. 600.TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE20 Choice Hereford heifer calbes, wt. 400 to 450.20 Mixed steers and heifers. NEW 1962 MODELS ,20 lleieford dry cows.Balance of run cows, yearlings and mixed cattle.Sale Starts 1:30ERICSON LIVESTOCK MARKETL. J. Waithers, Auctioneerfor your old TV on a new 1961 Black &White Set and, still more on a Color Set.WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OFTV STEREO - HI-FI & RADIOSTO CHOSE FROM AT SPECIAL BIG DISCOUNT PRICES.Service ori All Makes - GuaranteedSPECIAL DISCOUNT ONAIR CONDITIONERSORD NEON SIGNS & TVPhone 728-5256An active market on all stock last Seturday.For next Saturday If looks Ilke:FRIDAY, AUG. 18th AT BURWELL45 bucket & numbered calves30 w.f, steer calves28 w.f. heifer calves27 shorthorn calves19 blk. w.f, sfeer & heifer calves market This now will exceptionallybe u well advertised strong there sale will and be with many the Eastern cattleBuyers here for aN classes of cattle, Some of the early Ifst-MARKET COMMENT75 choice w.f. heifers, wt. 650 to 900 Ibs,60 choice w.f, heifers, wt, 600 to 650 Ibs,,45 choice w.f. heifers, wf. 600 to 625 Ibs.It Pays to Feed the Best35 choice Angus & cross bred heifers, wt, 600 Ibs.Carlouds to be 0x1 truck at euch of our (3rd and North 40 ch~ice w.f. steers, wt. 700 Ibs.Loup Elevators this week. Place your ordels to take off35 choice w,f, steers, wt, 650 Ibs,these cars and SAVE!35 good to choice w.f. steers, wt, 675 Ibs,30 choice w.f. steers, wt. 800 I~S,Special This Week45 choice w.f. fall calves, wt. 500 to 600 Ibs,Swift's Protein lock .,,...,.,.. each 1.9040 choice w.f. calves, wt. 300 to 350 Ibs,38 ckoice w.f. fall calves, wt, 550 Ibs.Yellow Corn25 choice w.f, fall calves, wt, 500 Ibs,We ltuve a supply of good yellow corn at both our18 choice w.f. fall calves, wt. 525 Ihs.Ord und North Loup Elevators. If in need of corn call us,150 to 200 head of dry fat cows, including several rancherRunger Alfalfa Seedeach sending in from 30 to 45 head. More good yearling steersand heifers, some heavy steers and other cattle.We huve a limited amount at our (3rd ~leviltor:There will be several Pucker Buyers here this Friduy along with severulnew order buyers for all classes of cows and bulls qnd with the cow rnarketFor Your Wheat Groundnow very good it looks like a very opportune time to bring them in for thivWe lluve on hand Amrnoniurn Nitrate 33f "/o Nittogensale. Plan to attend this big reopening sale this Friday and see how this- Carload Phosphute to arrive soon cuttle market has reacted during the pust few weeks. Phone 346-5135 ifyou huve cattle thut you wish to consign. Now is u very gqod ti~~e to takeudruntaye of the cuttle ma~ket urld receive pretrliunn pricey ut our auction,We are in the mutket for your wheut, rye and bdley.We will be pleased to give you our bids. Contact ourOrd and North Loup Elevators.I, , _ I 'Burwell Livestock Market"One of The Sandhills Larger f Most Modern Auctienr"Sales Every Friday at' Burwellnoon. , . ..-I

4 64 13Arthur Mohr1 Iuf C ~ ~ C SI' Ithat(IP DAVE t?a~:~d,I caubc of Ilic tlc~nendous backlo:!in the Federal courts IfMas true alien the b~ll wasit is siuely true now--been- 1 and, bet, only 10 names ha~e, MART'N .ui~riiittrd in the past t*o niolitl~sto f~ll those 73 vacancies. Thls1 too dllfrciilt to underatanl/ Lhen huu consider what a powerconcerne,l nith Ht.:pon juci~eships ale in gettingIt.Lt.,lt atlt.ll.ztb bL sojlie llbt.1'3 s ' Col~gle~snien to vote the way thetJ ;a:' oLll. Inilltall leidcls allj .iimi~iibt~alion desires. There wiil\k,e,ll ilLlll t~.ac;l~l~g u:~doi~Ltcdi) Lc m ~ny appuint~~?e~itsEsfab. April 1882 Ord, Nebr,, Th~rsday, Auej. 17, 1961 VOI. 79 f10. 22 I-, ~;~~ip,lt--- -- - 11 e t13Vk, a!,out t!lc tlilc nttL1e !n~ilc after the Xenntdy ForeignINPIIJLC / Aid p111 is \oted upun.Lazitr Wdlls' rer.:~rkab!s h>'e . . , see CO~OIIII> at left.~f thc C'~II!I'~,II'~\~St. latat J \V F~11brl;ht of '11'-ki11.s. a i~'~tlsl a1.d Chai~i~ldn of't k-ciii ,,, l'\e1jtLollJ 1!12 1Iou~e Education and Labort;tt,, h,, 1 a Ilii.l i,l.il~,jllll, Ct ii~:~~itt~.e, cf uhrch 1 am a 1:1en1-, , , , , r,~L,LL1l dl) J rtct'ilti repo~teJ out the141 cull III.~IIJ~I 5 NIIU habe LO I- 1 Yo~lll ~lll~k~lncnt OppurtunIt~Le,,Jt.iP i.c'i,s a:iil ~ ~ i [ l c it1 , ' ~ Act of 1661 This ~ict pruvitles forte, c!i,.,= ;I,t, ~o~,l~,:ull~ m T 11 1 s oil the. ~ ub trdinini: and the re.I lell,ol ,il~~Ll,ll I~,,~ bCQ 1 ~ekc.1 cIy cst.~l)ll~li~~icnt of the Youth Con-J b, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ k 3 Gold 1 : , ~ ( ie~t ~ ~lloii , Cor!)~, uhlcli is the same\{ attr (i~pp~t;)llc~al~) allL1 s1lU;11 Tll~11'. I 3s the cld Cli\lllan Conbcr~ation~:,o..if (L),~~,otr.~t) and other nat~~n- ColPs set UP dllrillg the thirties.al leal!,e~s Senatl~r Carl Cultis of he price tag for the three.gear* Aeb~.isha fui I. slLi( LC, hds 1sbe:cd lograni is est~mated at $3G6 mi)-~t . 811 efhrt to iil~l) any indb~l~~- Eon President Kennedy in hisnat on bh thc In 11ta11 of it\ actl~i" recent addrcss to the nation cona,d I etc* \ e p~l~un~icl a11.I cir 11- ' cerning the Berlin crisis statedla113 ~ritli n!i>t tan b:st bc te[ined ". . . n~canw!iilc, to make certdinri~ht L\ 1.i;' pu!liit?s I.tllat the culrent deficit is held to-- I a safe lekcl, ue moat keep doae'1s JOLI~ Conzlcs+nia11 l1011l the dl1 expend~tulrs not tho~oughlyFo L~ti~ l)l,t~ ~ t I , all) proud to be' jubtified in budget requestr." IldtrLti[ltLi L+ 111 b~ch ~1ig1itwinp"~aglre tom,~letely with the Presipol~c~es,\+li.ch ale those of the dent in this legard and feel that1.15t niaj~rit) of our ~onsei~~ti~e'nu new yrogrartis, sdch as en-/FoL~rth DLt~ict \oiels. I a111 not co~iip~ssed in thts blll, should beashinied of Le~ng anti Colniiluniat al;p~o\t.d by the Cong~ess.nor of be~az concer;led about--Don't Make a Wav.C Corsager1Any person ir19eresQ.ed inSorbsfi9wfe Teuchiag. please contact:Wheat Referendun1 -- August 24, 1961---Educational GrantTo John CicmanecSsr gent Leader.-- ,-- -Sup+, of Schools, Ord, Nebraska__.-_ _ - -- P-- - --- - -- ------ -atllie Com5to:k-Keccs.-- - - -- -Phone 728-5841Pride 0' Plains ButttrCream, Eggs 8 Poult~yCo OP Unlr el sal, hIllkers andhfilker SuppllesORD FAIRGROUNDS, WED., AUG. 23Afternoon Sllow 1:30 I'.llI. - Evening Sllo\\r 8:00 I'.AI.(ORD RETAIL STORES WILL CLOSE)A Wild Juclcass tamed by Clowns Eddie Cahill andBob Edwurdsoff ti~ne in mah ha. ~0th now in-lasts loiiger. YOU gct Inore \\ark, rllore hauls, for your truck dollars!LrC._IYzLLa."- --SAVE! And for the flosting on tke cake-yon just carr't beat Chcvy trucks at trade-r'nBuy Hometown Productsiilrlt.,- eithcr. Latest official industry reports prove that Chevrolet trucks lead in-trade-in value, week after week, o\er every ~najor conlpetitor in Chevy's price range. **BaJed on offlcial figures from Autoniot~ve hlarket Reporf.a new OwnerWrangler & Lee JeansLeather Boots to the All-Around CowboyDeluxe accommodationsUoqs and Girls 11 and UnderCalf Riding Yearling Steer Kiding q Barrel Racinga Calf Roping On Foot 'e' Businessmen's Coat TyingBareback ShetlagdsGreased Pig Scranil~leEntry E'ce $2 per head of stock Except Ca1f.Kiding $1Free Pig ScralllbleEntry Blanks A~ailable at Ord lIotelADMISSION: Adulfs 90c -- Sclmool Age 50cFor further infor~iiation call 'lto Wolf, Kodeo Chai~man211 No.Coost Blvd. Sre your local azllhorizctl Cheirolct tlcctler '..................................................................................Phoae 728-5306Ord, Nebr.------------- -

\ !f. ? L.1, IPAGE a r ~ ~ ~,, . . . '. . .I. ! !.-i . . .*. t 1 THE ORD QUIZ. ORD. 'NEBRASKA RUGUS-I- I ii '196 ii'L se a somethin; ~ifferenf: ' , , R : er. The reason for our predica~nent--. .. ,, .,:.-, .Geranium Joe Sez:

I .AUGUST 17, 1961,THE OKD QUIZ, ORD, NEBIIASKA-- ----------.-.' PAGE SEVEN,*ranges.. . no matter whereputs gas at your disposalon the form or suburbanhome beyond gas mains.Philgas burns without leavinga resydue of soot or smudgeon curtains and wolls-KK APPL,lANCE CO................KUR GLASS QUAhTFRUIT JARS ................. 2;:KLAB HALF PinJULY CUSSES ........ z 89~

~UGUST 24. 1961 TIE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEOI

QUAKER'SPUFFED RICEQUAKER'S' 'PUFFED WtiEAJ'QUAKER'SMUFFETSOne Lot of Men's Dress Sweaters ......... l/2Priceone Lot Men's & !3sys' Spring Dress JaikeQs l/2 Priceadvance reservatio~l sercice.Sa!ltu Monica, Calif..... ..........;........ ......~ai?&iaupe Ib. '.--SUNKIST 6-02. c=.n NE\V BLUELsifiiorrade -- 2 #or 29c PrrrmesVALLEY 111 SL1CE:D 16-or. can . . , ,SPtcrwl4erries3Yc -I '8C

TAVGUS'I' 24, 196 1 , THE ORD. QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA * PAGE FIVEC Bkthdaya-----\V L. PC~. 4Gym EquipmentQUILT-LINEDOxfords, ,budget,. Heavy cot ton poplinwith thick quilted linings. Mosthave hoods-sorne with fur-likeOrlon acrylic pile linings. Buttonand zjppercd fronts, braidtrims. Fashion colors. 7 to 14.15 Cu. Ft, DeLuxeFirst, Second, ThirdWASHABLEQUILT-LINED- CAR COATSLargest Stock in Valley. County- NEW PATTERNS -At Lee Motor ,Co., IFF.A11 was1labIe alcl uonde~fulruggedcoats for sc.Iluol or play.hlade of heavy solid color cottonpoplin or ivbvcn plaids-All types of tile -- also burlap backedwit11 briiicl Crinls. 1Zed, green,. Sales - FQRD - ': Service

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PAG$ FOURa,'I'HE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKAIIAUGUST 24, 19614-H Girls Hold Achievement DayChosen Queen--Cause: heart aftack. ' ,. IED ARMSTRONGMr. qqd Mrs. Skolll ~ecei~cpny ,gift$ and flo~e~s, 71113-Dr. $1. E Markley flew to FoftDodge, Ia, Tllulbday to take hispa~ents, Mr. and MIS. RobertWaldb~uger, honle They had beenguests of the 3larkle)s at theirEricson cabin Blr. arid nl~s. B~llSe,e for yourself justhow fast - how eco- .norrlical - you can doyour entire week'swaphing. Use as manynew top ioading coinoperated sllort cycIeSpeed Queeu yashersas needed. Coin operateddrying tumblersalso available. YouCall us for details1. - A-Slloy Tools (Drills, Saws, etc.)Ureakfast Set R: ChairsSteel Cabinets , .! !Clotl~es ltacks / .'l'ubscand Boiler *Picture Iqran~esGarden HoseSonle AntiquesLots of Garden ToolsSun., Mon. & Tues.Aug. 27, 28 & 29rrlent with floo~* drain.

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PAGE SIX.+THE OKD QUIZ, OKD, NEBIWSKA't, AUGUST 24, 1961 ;IBQUIZ WANT ADS GET RESULTSBriny Coiltairrers, . . Blll Ndinger6RD SERVICE OIL CO.. . . Emil i)Iathauser NEBRASKA STATE BANKLEE MOTOR CO. (FORD). . . Sales 8s Ser\ice. , ~ e w b ~ r.. Ord. NebtakaF.D.I.C.t2lrc.e gills and nine bobs in herclass. ?he, thlee beginiiels arePdula Tleptow, David Pesek andKodney Valasek.alr acd Mrs. James Yroskocll, ?:ld fa!ully of Con~~stock and Mr4. M. McDONALD. . . 6 Associat~sVALLEY GRAIN CO.. Buruell & North Loup31!d RIrs. Antoil Ploskocil of Sar- .. , J . R. Fergusongent were Thursclrly a~~cl Itrldaj~,uests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sinklue and famlly of Slllla~d.Mr. and Blrs. Jim H Aka andllr. and bIrs. John ~&r; all ofUiu\\cll, were S~ur~day after rloorl311d slipper guests of IIr, and MIS.Ernest Cl?alupd and famrly.Blr, and Mrs. Joe Uaburek and. . . Ord. NebraskaIlr and Mrs. Jake Johanak ofOmaha nele guests of hIr, and THE ORD THEATRE VETERA~J CLUB, INC.ills. Gus ?oral last neck. The . . , ~d ChristensenJolla~laks jubt retur 11ed rece!ltly11 om Czechoslovakia.Mr. an3 111s. Jallles ProskocilKENNETH R. LEACH. . , Frontier Serl ice. . . Rich HO\\ bal CARSON'S I.G.A. MARKET'CLEMENT OIL CO.... Meliin Clement... D. E. ArnmbirongLYNN'S SHOE STORE. . . Rollie Johluon. Phone 128-3365Make It A MUST!Geranium Catholic ChurchCalvary Baptist churchNorth LoupBethel Bsptist Church --First Presbyterian ChurchPROTECTIVE SAVINGS andLOAN ASSOCIAP16N, Ph. 728-3891

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4 64 13Arthur MohxRta 6Burwell, Nebr.J ' ;,,, ? a>. .,I ,);. t .IOrd Housing ProjectGets Conditional Nod€yen' ~e f'&i I# I Nexf' '%+.-- YearFirst Jaycee Rodeo Great S'utces~, : '.,:, I . ,.9The ro& "qf appld~~se pf 1,900people sou~ldp a2ploval of thefirst andual ayccc 'lioileo lastwith Darlene Kckes on the left, then JoAnna Calvin, Linda Wilson, Cherylnd Bsrbara Anderzen get int2 a hot Charleston at the Valley County TalentI wlio. enjoyed their livz'y number the tnos!, the dancers or the audience.---- .- -- --- . - - --- .- - ------ici la Belle -- Jeune Fille;'.L----.,.tMrs. Ed Vo eltanz who were seelected as er foster parents bythe AFS Gets offlce AcquaintedNew York.hlichele, 17, is a petlte 5 it. '1in. pounJs brunette lIer eSes and are weighs sparkling 113Clark brown and she wears he .blown hair cropped short. P"and also riding the wild bu~~o\ssAnd then their tactics hen1 soFriday erenrng hfichele njif-lilJa~ii llansen,Ken E'Q~ e'.' the name for selection of one to%studs abroad in the exchange pro-Yearling liierij ,firsf, Allen liurlgram Chspter assistants are Mrs.bert, ?illllard Ifansen, Dick Studnlcka,fesB$e W@m, Ken Force, E C Leggett, Dr. Glen Aub,l$,and JIel\in Clementa \Gale ~o~ce' . :!~~ening"c5fi ri@ri; first, Den-A New Lifenis L'etak) Roger OJt? and Dwain?riichele had a rainy arrivdl hLari e (t1t.d for s&cond), Ddbid New York Clty aboard the $3\~olf. Allen Willjaay, Tony hlc-Seken Seas She left by bus ih-,I ' IC~I\ IIIc. , ,, nit.d!aleib for the cross counti'yEveninf 'bareback riders: first, trip t!li.ough Ohlo, Penns)I\a,nia,James P ate, Randy Bl~he, GeneIlllnols and IOU~ to On~dha where\+'ray, Joe. ElcCa!\r\lie, Stme she %as met and brou ht to Ordfiapks, ,Danny' John$vn.by hlr and hlrs ~o~eytanzhven~p ",&arling :riders: first, MISS Pe'rol~n sald while the 45Randy Etke', Dan Jaqhron, Jameshour bus ride was very t~ring, herbiaz !lirJt0 L-4 lY Ltb&srt fjr>tWray, Jarlet' Anderron, LJI~ y Zapf~nlpseof the United Stalesblo'i:d~l, Xobert Slorruw, Jarilcs Michele ~;az.~e'rclin . . . Ord's AFS foreign exchange sf"- eltrelnely interesting, eewnt gets acquainted with Mrs. Mark Tofen, over a CUP of ~uilch and different from the city !,fePlate.at a reception given by tile Eugene Mil'ers.Afternoon ripjig fiist, J~~~~~she bas alwaks known. Po~nts\vorm, ~~~d~ slake, Uoq Gel$eke, -- - -_.- 2.' which impressed her were the'James ylate, Lafry Thompson."beautjful cguntr>side" of en-Evening roplllg: first, Koger nb)l\aliia. "the plctilres ue'* LkeYkota, Jailies , Wray, Dick stud. s Man Gefs Nod border iny Chipgo, 'bllal Iowa (ultllfiifka, Mark Br$sle):, Robelt Mar- its Cornfields. i'The. sight of cattle and hoi-s'&',JOW. Boqs barre\ racing: ,,;3 first, J;sseeon mlddlewest farms was' a newWcrrn, pon Geweke, James Plate,one for hlichelc.James \Vray, Qonilie Wagner., Giqls barrel racing: first, ShellaCetak, Ua bara Andelson, hlarshaNelson, inn ' Banks, MargaretYalser. .* 1 b ,:

ClarrieegsAGAINSTUAR~SONEST CANCERSI Frlzek, OrJ, (nee Sh~rlcy Strat-1IHospital Reporl 1 lllall), a son, Todd Ke~in, ALI~LIS~28, 1961.PBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Enl~c~ySurgical: Leonard Nelils. hr. 'oxford V is sl led insup Ic crushed kicl !eatherwit{ sml t square toe 3 e e-\ - let tie. Kibbcd sole, hedgeL I $ ! A , heel. Black, 4 to 10.. ,FAVORITE NEW SADDLEOXFORDS FOR GIRLSB. New SCJMM~? Tue earrialThe Universify advises that NOW 1;s 'THE TIME TO.,.IV1 ,l.I. I/5 KEEP OUT5 Ton CapacityNO SOLICITING. A LFor ~arge and Flare B ~ XCALL AGAINChrome Plated Shaft HELP WANTED NO DANGER PETStNOT RESPONSIBLE 9 PRIVATE .Ii. ..' F.Sizes 3'12 CQ 6 . . . $6.35 IYeuag klen's Slip-811sfructe'd to ~s~c~lu'ld'r ql;oiil;~ina;t new talia an styled 1oafi.r hasyoinled top . . . right lor drcss orcasugl neu. Elasticized boxer tbp,coinposition sole. 6/12.'' -sfanddrds!IYO&fite;naaona~ Harvester DealerPhone 728-3716NO CREDITNO RIDERS. .., 1..1. . ~ .i\

I " IPAGE FOUR THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA AUGUST b 1. 1961 i. - -. .!-, "Trade In Ord!, L -proled on millions of carsthesame tread design used on Torenew 1961 cars than any other, .P,ERFORMANCE- .YOU HAVE A CRABGRtiSS I'KOBLEAI++'YOU WANT A NEW LAWN IN 1 WKEICWITIIOUT TILLING 01t DIGGINGNOW SAVE10% ON ALL YOURLAWN & GARDENSUPPLIES!tSCOTT'S SALE .IS ON!::. ?, ,.T* ,2 - . bBeefAverageFeedjng System ,I1. I'eeding period - 270 dnjs. 2. Expected Jnil gaid4,576 lbs. ' 1.55 930 lbs. Choice - 2.25 lbs. 3. Feed rsquiirmcots: a. Full feeY o rn~11.1 re, avr'r'lsc 28 lbs. dnily, 4 togs annually; b. Limit '* .1 ' 9 L'li?*IC' to 5.5 lbs. deily, 30 bu. a~lnually; c. Limit supplc-, u~cnt to 1% lbs. daily, 150 lbs. annu,~lly.*,Phone 728-331 1 Member F.D.I.C. Ord, NebraskaI- -------- --we--------\- -

AUGUS'I' 3 1, 196 f THE ORD QUIZ, ORU, NEBRASKA -- -- PAGE FIVE !. ,*+ * .' Ram Rams Cardess can only retainol its earnings rer~~aitaxes to make ,anyI~proremen(s. First IServe Meat . . .must be diverted for tfore anything else.packed breakfast to see them through their crctiveschool day., ,:Mt. and Mrs. Edwardfrom Omaha were vis~lorsP ,.A. It's difficult to answer thisquestion without knowing whatcondition the shutter surface wasin when painted, or how it wasprepared, but it appears you mayhave applied the paint directlyover reg~ilar house paint.Since this'paint is an enadelandcontains varnish-any sureDon't 111iss our FASHION SWEAI'ER PREL'.VUE-smart new styles in exciting new vividhues that are making fashion news for Fall.. .~efore' using trlrn and shutterpaint. sand area clean ~r'treatwith a primer.face to cover should be sandedclean of all previous paint, ortreated with a primer. If not, itwill chip in a short time. Thesame applies to so-called roofand porch paint, which containsan even greater amount of varnishto withstand the elementsand constant foot trafflc.Q. What is the best Solution touse uhen cleaning gear cases on . .A. Kerosene long has been thef-I !/,\,I! I'fsiuiie >,.., . . !,, qnd Playboy ;. ,Magazines.,.. C . .., ,Q. I plan to acquire tools graduallyuntil my workshop isequipped to handle most maintenancejobs arpynd the home. Afriend sugiksted getting a drilland attachrnents for sawing,sanding and hat have you, say.ing it's cheaper in the long run.Is he right?..A. This no longer is the ca.se.Because of increasing pvpularity! Was11 and little care finish. Latest style details, colors, in workshop tools, mass productionperlliits mari~ifacture~s to of-F Butt011 side adjustnients. fabrics. Cuffs or neat, plaillier single-purpose to& for abodt! Regular Or extension waist- botton~s. Prz-shlunk, they fit the sahe price as attachnients.band. Low waisted, right alviay:, If you do not plan to do anywork requiring the capacity andpower of built-for-the-job twls, a$4.95 to $5.49L . .- . . , - .- -- -- -.-.-, ., -_,--l_- --..power driU and attachments11light s~~ffi~e. But with little orno price dib~rtnce, it uould seen)logical for a person building aworkshup to get the light toolior each jub.Send your do-it->,ourself ques[ions Uan Lon ...,.. ,3.98to the Thor Xescarch Cen[cr, 175 N.Stole St, Aurora. I![..- .. , & . ~ *. . . ..I

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AUGUS'I' 31, 1961 THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBIIASIZA A-. .Joyce spent Sunday at Kcsrncy Migh+ Be bJazafdousw~th hlr. and Mrs. Dale hloravec.G,ree/eyife to Teach Home EcPAGE SEVENcrop fertilization but could have 1unuesirdble etiects for humans'and E,.;~.~,,:Well Water Report Wear Cotnplklion '57.Nitrates in Watzr\Ve ire the agents for the &lode1Laundry of Grai~d Islancl. Alltypes of lallildry service. lnqoii~e10.95 add'l . When ordering addD" to desk number.

!.lue Ribbons *ListedII~lile At;e:lt Carol Van Korcl- . Llcnna Thonias and Vicki Walk11 Pel.ry, Jlikc ,Hice, hIik6 Schudel,Ilci~n today lirtcJ the blur, red Cherry pic: Jan ~ruikshnne: Dan ZaDlav~ill and Larry Zablouandwhite ribbon winners at the L\al:el?e Kokcs, blarsha Nelson dll." 4I\ . li413'THE OIID QUIZ. r)llD. NEDRASKA AUGUST 31, 1961 1'Iner Ord ::esidents,uiz Pllolo by Hay Marshall* * *NOW'S THE ' ~ l h- l ~ Today's theOrd, .where Dean wteaching this year.SYL FURTAK1917 "0" StreetBUY IN OHDSale starts at 1 o'clock0. J. Watthers, Manrg4r527-321 8 ResidenceI .tapyrovcd purchaser.,Burwell Livestock Market 9"One of The Sandhills Larger f Mosf Modern Aucflons"Sales Every Friday at ~urwell

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WGE FOUR TIIE ORD w1Z, ORD, NEBRASKA , 'AUGUST 31, 1961 -Ilunge Daughters Reporf ,Tour-.IFrance lvhele street~ acre neavi- that in Ru~sia Good looking fdrriisby Clarice Cronk, ly l~ttcrcd ale found here and resldfnts are~~~~i~~ and Carolqn Lange,141 rulal areas llouscs were blZt nluch better off fillancially thandaughtels of the Henly Langes of in the vaileqs except in Italy where In poorer southern regions of the>lira Valley, spent their summerti'cy On lop Of hllls. count] y.vacation in Europe, They visitedEuropean ch~ldren at an early All sumlncr Jeanine saidi,thc~12 countries, coiering much ofage (about 11) are tested as .to saw only tuo corn fields with -Belgium, Scotland and?b~llty. Tliose who make high 111;hllty SCILI~~Y?cores go on to higher education They saw a lot of looking~nachinely corn". -Children BaptizedItaly. --Tra~eling alone, the girls arriked~n the fine arts. Othels, of aier?ge thuugh sli~all - which doesn't'ntelllgencc, bcconle apprentlccs I colllpare ulth lhat used here'by jet in Dublin, four hours andminutes alter off inarid Lake.severa1 )ears to learn a1 tracto~s aele silting in the fieldsQgde 1h1s takes a long tlnie, whlch but the g~rls ne\er saw one In use.New York.In Edinburg they visited then11gIit be one of the reasons Euro- It was a colilnlon sight to seeEverett Dodges, friends of Jeanine,pean "en niarry much la!er than \cllole fa~n~lics norking togethermet ahen she taught scllool in A~ner~can Inen. Jealllne said a man In the fields, hoeing, raking andIdaho Falls, Ida,.there is still considered a boy untll baling hay.he reaches the age f 30 at leqst ?he baling process was inter-The girls traifled mostly VY Glrls lnally yOUnb P ho~ever and csting to, the Lange girls. Balestrain, European tou~ist stjle, aiold- most of them de~ote the rest of i+cie square and stached llkeing plush expensive holeis, and. their ,li\.es to their husba?ds all$ slllall -ho~lses thatched roofssaw much of. the continent on a fam~l~es. They feel that IS tlielr oierhcad for plotcction f1o11i rain.$5 per day rate. hey said tralns role in l~fe and 11 is not questioned Somctimcs the hay wa8 placedwere slow and qulte obsolete so They Have Plenty loosely around thlee poles stoodtbe~ rode them at night as Acco~ding to the Lange sisters, upr~ght and thlee in a class fash-EIS $osslble. Train stations acre E~~r~peans are not starving, but ion thlougll the middie. ~h~~nlo era, very large and usually in 11ve quite co~nfoltably, are well fecl looked l~ke tents.II~lls thls ucekthe heart of the c~ties with good h~ie lenty to hear. She add ~ ~ i ~ is f plentilul ~ l l evelyltiforrnatloncenters.ed that t E ose things uhich they thing is a besuti~lll green. cropsED ARMSTRONGNo Language Travbfe lack and consider lu~urles, are,the are principally of the sinall grdinSince Jeanine had plcpared for same things A~ner~cans consldcr tjpc. Ord - Ph. 728-5212the trip by studking Cernian nine necessities.Fashions Behind Usdonths, language was no barrier. Salaries are low. A European There is a greater difference in,Most buropcans speak German and teacher ,or nurse (Ca~oljn Lana fashion bel~ecn rurdl and city,hibe a working knouledge of Eng- 1s a :eglstered nulbe In a Lincoln \\omen in Europe than is found !ish, Stud of languages is requ~red has ~tal) makes an average Salary here, In rural areas of Scotland,UI Schoog. EIC? in France and of 100 per month,France* Gerlllany and Saltrerlandp 1Italy, whose nat~bes refuse to ube The (3rd glrjs found clothil:g uonien uear long, full skirted,be German lanpuage, the sisters costs nluch the sanle as in this dresses with aprons, black stockings --hot, py very wellcountl~. Commodltles, too, were and kerchiefs on their heads, Old./Eiery\vhere the girls iient they places tlley trav- wonlen in these countries workfound Europeans coluteous and due lo the cOrlillion malket. hard and their fig1lrt.s show i!.friendly. They said any rudeness Yhflange sistels , encquutercd They are blawny and n~usc~~lar.ilcountered was on the part of 1nallY Eulvpcan tourists In their Younger 11 n!e11 wear clothesbllOW ;Imeriian to~ri5ts'b1,0 &. tra\els. esPecially allloll the stu- ~inlllal. tp (!loq m ibis.coqnt~y butberate on many occasiops iniult. dents* ullo mallale tra\A costs by their fiio~e< are at111 stocky andlcd the Europea~s by sly- and staling In >o~ltll hostels, which are fashions not' as smart as fpyndderbgatory remarks In thclr pies. not adequate or desirable here The Lanq sibte~said nat~resWe. ., Othe~s traiel from country to openly com~llmentcd thelr tallIIOWCS on the con[ine~f' w&le calll~ing out alonf the/slim figules.condruc(ed mainly of concrete' \~dy. Jeanine said it w'as a ovely T?le girls said the Swcdjsb yen Phone 728-5841all blocks, sometinles covered sight to see caypers ai-ou~icl their and iromcd ha!P tlie best phjs~calwith stucco, ~h~~ are built Say tents of )ellow, blue and featules and figures, nlth ltaliansa~id Frenc.1) ~qrl.Pride 0' Plains Butterto last. Frame honies uere ra~cly Orange.seed - mostly in subu~ls of cities. Europeans ale great outdoor All during thelr trd,els the girl:,l'pmgs acre kept in slept under feat,l~rbed cyherlngs,* ~ ~ $ ~ e ~ l ~ ~ l ~ ' ~ ~ l \\.eather ~ $ ~ was a ~ coa,ibtently h ~ l l ~ cool O ~ and ~iice pallor because leisure ti~ne is' they role wlaPs all the time ex.spent outdoors. It is a common ce~t l4card' of lhank; slght to see eopk "a!l dressed up" TheyItaly.in Ireland! scotlandSsedeo durillg the longestaou!d tp thJllk all - just walRlng dullng the week-Land 0' Lakes Calf Milkdays of summer, \\hen it neker gotour relatires, frieilds and ends.neighbors who helped w~th Find Enchanting corllplete'y tures in Dublin dark* one Ti?ey n~glitook at 11 p pic- m.. chores and caring for the Jeanille and Carolyn found Italy London - Friendlywhile Chuck was in the a deli htflll Col1ntl) and Hollle a~h~~ ~olllld!os~ital \Ye uould also 11he beau!lR1l tit 1~1th ckan streetsLolldon grillly alldlo thank those who rent him and peo & friendly The coun- but exllelllelj elljogable atidcards and gifts. Yollr kind ~ I Y is high Y y ~~~nlli~nisti~, having city's thele best neather. duling solne People of here theness ~111 ne\cr be forgoJten, the third highest percentage in theuorld.\rere kely friendly. The girls nlet'Ir. and Calbill In the.induslria1 scctio? (north) a doctor on a train who helpedMarythelll find a hotel alld illlroducedAnne,and Den~ce people ll\e very well w~th therr thelll to fils ~allllly. The girlsO'vil psrt!cular. brand of CommLI-- -taken to Stollcllenge, famous sac.'ism which drffers greatly fiolll'rificial area near London, L\rcf.Beol.1 - ogists haie found evidcnce thathuman sat rifices \\el e once madehere. , vIn London, Jeanine and Carolynsaw "The Music Man" for 60 cents.The wille festivals along the310~~1-Hhlne ri~els in GerllianyRere gay and colorful As many asa thousand pelsons cro\jd aroundsmall. t bles inside a tent whichhas,4 ~6pe at one end Guests buytllclr ONll wlne glasses and sipwhile music is plased. Most of the[llubie is of a ~qil~taly tjpc. Theleis much folk dancing and singing'Germans lo\e to sing and do a lotof it.Jeanine said there are no bandst great 0, c ~ o ,roups ~ ~ I in the rcho~ls,so vllla~ers get together to playthe music they lo\e so nellThe bccr festivals are held inEast Ger~nany and qle even Inorerget that newCO:O"L~~ bemube of the costulnes.Men &ear green uniforni 11kc coats,leather shorts a nd knee socks.\~01uen in this T>ro!eafi area dressred toe ! in rery low cut drc,s~s that are'shelter thdn worn in this countrywith tifly aprons.girl's choice-%it11 a new fa4iior1And Fabulqvs Pompeiiangle to its toe! You get all the In Uru5sel~ th!: Sistels saw "Kissexcluqi\e corllfolt featulcs that add ale Kate", the flpt Anlcrican tqpcup to "that grriit Keds feeling." ahow ekcr to be pel f~rliied thereYou gtt They vislted friend8 in Belgiunl'lhrt xonderful\\l\o wqe their hosts for a (our of. ~ach-and J\ earalllity. you get a bright ,the CPLII1tlk bide,jascitiating alt of their trav- ~ectkic Toaster and IronCIS Ws a visit f)o i'olil eii, whir11IS a tit3 hor~l train ride from Itomc.The clly, conifilc(ely coicred bythe el ilpti~n of Vcsuvins, f11 e 1111lcsaway, was once a' holiday havenfor the rich. t2rcheologists haieuncokercd about 2/3 of the cityand beautiful niurals on inside wallsst111 retain their colo~s and clarity.The Hiviela didn't impress theNebraskans nlucli other than thatthey enjojed a swim in the Surprisinglyclear and beautiiul water 2 l)resscrs . Breakfast Set & Chairsat Nice.7--- since high school.t't ;i T.0 ~iarL~CBITJeali~nc said the trip abroad wasa lnalielous espeliencc and wellnorth the cost, which she andCalolkn kept at a mininiiun, andstill got 10 get an inside look atEulopean countries and life in * - . ,rural co~nmunities. It was thelealiration of a drc?m she had' GAS Cl~sto~ar&rsClJID a'1~ffE IS BIB~C~~E~T:Act NOW to be comfortable sila11. Then your 11o;seholtI cat1the first chilling morning that be SUNE of a csniforf:i\?le flowcomes aloog. Call your Ileatine of heat the ~uoruent ~ O WHI U ta p'p 1 i a n ce dealer or lo c a 1 it. \Ve can service cklls only in. I(ansas-Nebraska Natural Gas the ordcl* in ~vhich tiley are . nlcnt with floor drain.Coni'pany manager todav. Askthat your furnace be checkedand your pilot liallt liditedNOW, before the big rush.received. And \\ye cannot scrv'eever) one on the first cold day.plcilso,, , for yollr o,,.l, conlfort'. , . . do CALL your heating ap----l'icture Ii'ran~es\Ye ul'gc you to ask for tllis i~liaace dealer or local Kansas-For Inspection, see Dole Sthe, W. J. Uoomcr, or C. J. Goodrichservice BEKOKE the first cold Nebraskg office now! ,A* .I'i A.fkc EX -- xi , .s$.,y, (1 :For Dependable GAS Service C. J. ~oodrich, AuctioneerINorth Loup Valley Bank, Clerk - 1II

I IP,'i(L;E 7'WOq; : 1 ;,: :' ,a1 ..: ,. i\THE -- ORD QUIZ, OIiD, NEBRASKA 'AUGUST 31, 1961dave & dixie Watson ----of OmahaSection A -- - ~loweks Secjion E u; specidl, :qrrangementk of- 1 1. Flowers for Bufffit Table.. 2. FlouerS for Dinner TablePerennials14. Seasonal Arrallgements e g.Christ mas, Thanksgi! ing, etc.gf: ~?itLL~ri:ad$$$~SSection FAnj thing not specified abo~ e.Section G - '~hildre'n'r5. Nobel Exhibit6. Flohers for Dinner Table7. Flouers for Coffee Table .' Section H -AMen's* - 33. Roses /4. BulbsMrs. Ign. Pokraka, ~haiimdn.Slnall Vegetables 10 each & Small FruitsGrain1 quartIC 1 3. - 2 . B. -. -

1IPAGE FOUR THE ORD QUIZ, ORD, NEBRASKA AUGUST31, 1961 iTrade in Ord!,Safety All-Weatherpro\ed on millions of cars--thesame tread design used en morenew 1961 cars than any other,P,ERFORMANCEORD SERVICE OIL CO. '-- YOU WANT TO PEI~TILIZE AND CONTROL10% ON ALL YOURyour Scoff dealer for a completeScoff Program this fall* '\* -r;- 1,.a',Beef Ave~agoTDN Cattle Fed Produced ~elhngFeeding Syslexn ,- - -- IIWhole Corn S11~1ge630 tolls 239,150 lbs.1. I'eeciiug period - 270 d'ijs. 2. Expected dnil gaidsi1.1 :el aler~lgt: 25 lbs. daily, 4 to~s annually; b. Limit 'HhlC to 5.5 lbs. ddily, 30 bu. allnually; c. Limit supplcnltntto 19'2 lbs. d~ily, 150 lbs. annu,~lly.930 lbs. Choice - 2.25 lbr. 3. FceJ rrquirc~ncots: a. Full kci corn .I60 tons 60,530 lbs. shelled corn, a\er~lge 11.4 lbs. dally, 55 bu. a,nnually;b. Limit alf'llf~ 11dy to 3 lbs. daily, 270 Ibs. anr~u,illy.365,861 lbs.SO00 bu. 409,920 lbs. 4,099 lbs. 1.33@ * .-*phone 728-331 1Ord, NebraskaI-----.s

IAUGUS.1' 31, 1961 THE OKD QUIZ. ORU. NEBRASKA -- PAGE FIVE '1/What Shall We Worry About!c.lilldreri of Ericson.4+ * * Ram Rams Car?. . .n'ess can only retainoi its earnings retnpitaxes to make, anyIppro~emenfs. Firstmust be diverted for tfore anything else.Iavvr vf this reform.I -6 '. question without knowing whatcondition the shutter surface wasin when painted, or how it wasprepared, but it appears you mayhave applied the paint directlyover reg~!lar house paint.A. It's diacult to answer thisDon't miss our FASHION SWE;ITER PR&VUE-smart new styles in exciting new vividhues that are making fashion news for FalLSince this'paint is ah e'narhelandcontains varnish-any sur-with a primer.face to cover should be sandedclean of all previous paint, ortreated with a primer. If not, itwill chip in a short time. Thesame applies to so-called roofand porch paint, which containsan even greater an~o~lnt of varnishto withstand \he elenlentsand constant foot traffic.Q. What is the be'st solution touse bhen cleaning gear cases onA. Kerosene long has been the. .:1: , ,4:; 'Q. I plan to acquire tools graduallyuntil my workshop 1seguipped to handle most maintenanceJobs, ,aruynd the honle. Afriend suggested getting a drilland attachnlents for sawing,sanding and what have you, say.ing it's cheaper in the long run.Is he right?..A. This no longer is the ca.se.Because of increasing puyularity: Wash a,nd little care firiish. Latest style details, colors, in workshop tools, tilass productionper~ilits maliufacture~s to of-Button side adjustments. fabrics. Cuffs or neat, plainier singIe-purpose touls for abouti Regular Of extension waist- bottonis. Pre-shrunk, they the satbe price as attachnlents.- band. LON waisted. right al~~ays.If you do not plan to do anywork requiring the capacity andpukver of built-for-the-job tools,, apq:ver drill and attach~uer~ts$4.95 to $5.491111ght sifice. But bith litlle orno price diberence, it ~ould seemlogical for a persun b~iilding aworkhhuy to get the light toolfor each jub.-&L -...,---..-*--. - --. .--* -... - - .--.-.p..-T --- -".-:-&.Send your do it-),ourself questionsto the Thor Kescarch Cen[er, 175 N.State St, Aur uru, Ill.G. Uulky 0rlun' CarJigan..b.41..,.4.5.98

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?'HE ORD QUIZ, r)l?D. NEDRASKA AUGUST 31, 1961 1'SYL FURTAK25 extra choice w.f. heifers, wt, 600 Ibs.28 w.f, heifer calves16 blk. w.f. steer culves,21 w,f.' yearlikg feeder steers14 w,f. open heifers*35 cutter & fa9 co'ws12 w,f. stock cowsSALE DATESFriday,'Sept. 8-Watsr'd and Helen Haines modernresfdertce in south Ord. Convenlerrtterms, monthly p6yrnenf.s $36.00.Fqr inspection contact:"One of The Sandhills Larger f Most Modern Auctlons"Sales Every Friday at ~urwell,- .. .- - ... .; .;-", , . Ch

. .Don't be rniskei' by the NO PARKINGsigns in the alley . . . we're still doingbusiness as usual through o u Drive- ~In Window. And now it's oil treatedfor your convenience. Stop tonight athlalottke Liquor., i , , -PHONE 728-5306

I,RUGUSI' 3 1, 13G 1' .- :. THE ORD QUIZ, 019, NEBRASKA'North Loup:Ir Funeral Flowen- Ph. 72861211 Card of Thanks-Mr. and AILS. Milo Kissel of SlSgt, and hIrs. LsierneJ. Nc~rkla and familyAurora and Mr. and Mrs. ~r~illc:Arnett of lIampton, were Sunday' ---PAYS $2.00 IN CASH, .< ,,. .,KeerZjou~ favorite college student post-with the date yoi~ would like to have ilsMRS. ALFRED' HASTINGS ,.I '. .

\-'AGE SIX-.Faculty Is 'Listed@~I-HE ~KL) - - 0~12, --- O~~II, - NEB~~ASI1,11>l~aIlVETERANS CLUB, INC.. . . Jolii~ LaCorni~LEE MOTOR CO., INC. [Ford). . . S. V. Lee and Enlploj ecs. . . prs. Part1 Lalnbcrt 8i Vale IiatleARMSTRONG INSURANCE. . . . V. E. ,\rn~st~ougBABCOCK'S PRODUCE. . . ha dud \\,a) ne UabcockJOHNSON STEEL COMPANY... Kollie Johri>o~l & Elnpl(>~ ecs~ake a tip from the squirrels-get ready forwinter early.. If, you 'plan to enjoy the comfortsof heatibg yout horn6 wi!h Philgas (butane, pro-pane) ;his coming winter. . . .supply, it's too small and needs replacing.NOW is the time to order your winter fuel. OrderFirst Pl,eibji~ri.n ChurchC~nfact us for prompt ond elf~crenf service ondHelp Chutcho carelvl onolysrs oi your storoge fcrnk needs. Asrrn:bly: of God ChurchFriday, Sept. 1: \VRIC, 1--Boleszyn Church, c . . .r /