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(Continued from Page 12) MEN WANTED 7A-I 51,327.00 IN A MONTH was nvcr.ige com mission paid our full time men nnllon-wldc last year. Opening for good man over 40 ill tlio Columbus area to sell same products. Air mall F. K. Head, American Lubrlcunla Box fiOG, Daylon, Ohio 45101.

34 WOMEN WANTED 7A-J WAITRESS wanted, personal Interview requested. Blllle's Care. EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper, part lime, mornings, 10-15 hours per week. Write Box 018, Columtus. 3006 BABYSITTER, Jive day week, my Ironic, no housework.

Cnll alter 4:00, 561-1290. -13 WAITRESS, must be 20. Phone 504-0228. SITUATIONS WANTED 7B do sewing in Phone 561-4912. my home, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SITUATIONS WANTED 7B VANT Babysitting in my homo (or working mother, night or day.

One block from St. Isidore's, Phone BW-8942. 41 my Call 42 WILL do Babysitting in home days or evenings. SM-6D53. INSTRUCTION WANTED Beginner music students.

Piano, Saxophone, Clarinet, Ricky i a Phone 542-5315. 32 SERVICE ELECTRIC wiring, installation and maintenance. Licensed and bonded, all guaranteed. Phone 8 6 4 2687 307B CESSPOOL AND SEPTIC Tank Service. Joe Schafer, phone 861-8136.

Prompt service, Free mileage. Call in evening. 07tt STUMP REMOVAL. Service Co. Phone 561-6626 or 352-5630.

CARDS OF THANKS To the many kind friends and neighbors, we extend our heartfelt thanks for i sympathy and assistance during the burial of our beloved mother. The Family of Mrs. Mayme We wanl to thank everyone for the calls, flowers, gifts, and cards which made our 50lh Wedding Anniversary one of happiness! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Potter and Family Lindsay visitors Faculty Center come and go may be ready Tuesday, January 6, 1970 Columbus, Nebraska The Telegram 13 TREE TRIMMING or removal.

B44-WS8. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Sincere thanks to everyone for all the visits, cards and gifts while in. the Methodist Hospital in Omaha and since my return home. Mrs. Louis Gronentlial NEBRASKA'S BIG CONSIGNMENT SALE CORNLEA AUCTION CORNLEA, NEBRASKA SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1970 SALE STARTS AT 9:30 SHARP AT CORNLEA, NEBRASKA, located 6 miles west of the Junction of Highway Bl and 91 or 25 miles Northwest of Columbus, Nebraska, of Norfolk, Nebraska.

LUNCH ON GROUNDS All listings are given subject to prior sale. Consignments can b. made up to and including sale day. This will be a large sale. I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the cards, gifts, and visits while I was a patient at Nebraska Methodist in Omaha, and upon my return home.

Jack Moore 75 TO 100 TRACTORS JOHN DEERE TRACTORS 4020 Diesel: 4010 Diesel and LP; 3010 Gas, Diesel, and LP- 3020 Cias; 730 and 720 Diesel; 70 Gas; 620 LP; 60 Gas; A and B's; 70 Gas wilh Wide Front. IHC TRACTORS 560 Diesel and LP; and H's; Several 400's Gas; 450 Diesel; M-Diesel: MTA; 400 Gns wilh IHC Loader; 806 Diesel; 806 LP. OTHER TRACTORS Allis Chalmers: D-21; 2 D- Diesel, one with cab; D-17; WD 45; and 44 Mil; 44 MH Diesel Special; M-5, LP, and M-5 Diesel, one with cab. SEVERAL IHC and JOHN DEERE CORNPLANTERS Wide Fronts, Various Makes TANDEM DISCS JOHN DEERE nd IHC 25 Tandem Discs SHEUERS and ShtHtrs John Deere No. 7 FORAGE CHOPPERS Several Makes of Forise Chopper 30 TO 40 PLOWS IHC and John Deere 3-point fast hitch 3.

4, and 5-Bol- lom Pull Plows of various makes. New Massey Harris 4-Bottom 3-Point Plows. Remember Sala Starts at 9:30 Sharp with lots of tractors and other machinery rot listed. SEVERAL GRINDERS 3-POINT BLADES Lots of other miscellaneous Machinery NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF ACCIDENT OR THEFT. TERMS: Caih.

No property to be removed until payment is made. Payment must be on day of sale. Cornlea Auction Co. PRIVATE SALES SIX DAYS A WEEK SALE CONDUCTED BY MYLEN WEGENER, DUANE JENSEN, and PETE FOWLKES, Complete Sate Service. MYLEN WEGENER MARK NOONAN, For more Information Phone 4008 or 2893 Humphrey Holiday festivities held at Silver Creek SILVER CREEK Roger Engel was a Saturday overnight guest of his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Wyman. Rev. and Mrs. John Kess spent Christmas in Lincoln with their son, Mr.

and Mrs. Vince Kess and family. Mrs. Veva Hutchison is a patient at the Genoa Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Schotl and daughters look Judy Schotl and Janet Van Winkle to Lincoln Sunday afternoon to resume their studies at the University of Nebraska and 1 a University. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Scholt and daughters Sunday night supper guests of her cousin, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Franz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Burger of Kearney, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Burger and family and Rev. and Mrs. John Kess were Saturday dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyman were Sunday evening callers ai the Bill Wyman home. Mrs.

John White was a Sunday dinner and lunch guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuldt at Clarks. Mrs. White and Mrs.

Schuldt accompanied Edwin Brown, Betty a Isabelle Brown to Fullerlon, Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs. Mela Key at the rest home there. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murphy of Grand Island visited Saturday afternoon at the George Damme home.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Colby spent New Year's Eve at the Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs.

Kershaw and family Christmas guests of her parents, Mr. and John Banks at Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw and family entertained the Kershaw family at dinner and lunch last Sunday, the Myron Joneses, Osceola, the Allen Irishes and Mrs.

Edi Kershaw, Genoa, Mr. and Mrs. Don Greenwald, Columbus and the Bruce Kershaws and Les Johnsons. I A i a Oberhauser of Schuyler spent lite holidays wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Oberhauser. Saturday guests at the Art Zimmerer home were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Englebert Columbus, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Weitzel, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wiese, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Beller, Mr.

and Mrs. Bern Zimmerer. Sunday guests at the Mrs. Henry Wiese home were Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Wiese Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wiese and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Herb Preuss accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Preuss to Las Vegas where they visited at the Bob Simpson home. While there Mrs. Lloyd Preuss' sister, Mrs.

J. B. Wolff of San Clemente, came to Las Vegas to visit with them. They returned home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Freeburg and Kevin of Omaha spent the weekend at the Kd Johnston home. Kellee and Slierri Bradbury who had been visiting at the Johnston home returned to Omaha with the Freeburgs. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Shanle of Columbus visiled Tuesday at the Alvin Shanle home. Joan Werner of Columbus spent the weekend at the Marion Werner home. Mr. and Mrs. 1) a i Lindhorst and family visiled Friday evening at the Tom Brockhaus home in Humphrey.

Sunday evening dinner guests al the Joe Backes home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Backes, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Heiman, Ralph Backes all of Columbus, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Backes, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pinger 1 Mrs. Frank Dohmen.

Mr. and Mrs. Del Christenscn and family of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Arlt visited Friday evening at the Bob Arlt home in Norfolk.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ramaekers were Sunday guests at Ihe Frank Ramaekers home at Genoa. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Connelly and family of Fremont visited Friday at the Ed F. Connelly home. A "faculty in the round" will soon be Ihe scene at Platlc Junior College. President Donald L. Newport announced today that the faculty will move permanently and administrators temporarily into the Faculty Center.

The move into the circular building will hopefully take place Friday, or within the next week at the latest. Administrators will again upon completion Ihe Administration Building in the fall of 1970. The Facully Center, decorated in gold, tangarine and avocado, contains a faculty faculty offices, offices to be used in the future by divisional heads and a work room complete willi counters and a telephone system for students. Faculty offices will feature no doors. Instead each office will be inclosed by two six-foot partitions, a wall or window of the building and a desk unit.

"It is hoped that no doors will make Ihe students feel more like they can come in and talk," said Mrs. Jan J. Dannelly, secretary to the college's president. "After all, one of the advantages of a small college is supposed to be the added availibility of faculty to each student." David boys leave after visit Stock market Markets prices today LEGAl NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The County Court tif platlc County, Nebraska Estate No. 3623 of Judith Mitchell Tudith A Mitchell, Deceased THK STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO ALL CONCERNED: Notice is hereby given that all claims against said estate must be tiled on or before the 13th (lay o( April, 1070, or be forever barred nnd that hearing on claims will be held in this court on April Hth, 1070, at 10 o'clocrf, Dated, December 22nd, 1D69.

William A. Goetz i County Judge. (SEAU I LEGAL NOTICES I SALE CALENDAR A A A I Farm Personal Pfopsrly 'i mr S. cf ClarVson, Nebr. a Emil 8.

Dcrolhy Vastk 4 Mulll, a-'ds. 7, FRIDAY, JANUARY Residence i FL'nilure Hi 8ID Davki A G. Estale Garhan SVna, auctj. (. SATURDAY, A A Cornlea Consignment Auclisn Fowlkn, MONDAY, JANUARY Personal property sale 3 mi.

ml. S. c' Alfalla mill FranX Huwnart, trunir Harlman, Bwrbohm. Von SMjrtn, jucts. TUESDAY, JANUARY Theo Vering, owrwrs Vasek 8.

Muiil, txll. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1J Personal Property Farm Auction 2 ml. H. ef Monroe, Nebraska David Mohr, owr.er Conyprs and Conyers, aucls. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 Personal Properly Sale ml ri.

3 N. or Nesvrrwn TitlnMn'j. Eslhtr Hmdricusop, owncri Wcgoner, FowlMl, IUCM. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 Hlwav MA Leonard Wolta, GarJisn aucls. SATURDAY, JANUARY TT Perseflar property isie Umvood, tltor, Edward ownff Von SUNDAY, JAIi'uiKY II Personal property sata ml.

ml. W. i.f Alfred Jahrmarkt, owner H-. Beorbohm, Von aucts. TUESDAY, JANJABY Personal property safe mr.

Hi E. 01 Dodge, Nebr. l.v. f. IMS.

Allra owners rftrtrf in, Beerbohm, Von welt. NOTICE OF PETITION In The County Court of Platle County, Nebraska Estate No. 3642 of Caroline Loeffler, Deceased THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, TO ALl, PKRSONS INTER- ESTED I SAID A TAKE NOTICE: That a petition has been filed for the appointment of Gerald Loefflcr, as administrator of said estate, which has been set for hearing on January J3lh, 1870 at 10 o'clock A.M. Dated, December 22nd. 1083.

William A. Goelz County Judge. (SEAL.) 12:23,30:1:6 NOTICE TO CRKIHTORS In The County Court of Plalte County, Nebraska Estate No. 3635 of Waller J. Giger Walter Giger, Deceased THE STATE OP NEBRASKA, TO ALL CONCERNED: Notice is hereby given that nil claims against said estate must he filed on or before the 20th day of April, 1070, or be forever barred, and that hearing on claims will bo held in this court on April 21st, 1970, at 10 o'clock, A.M.

Dated, January 5th, 1970. William A. Goetz County Judge. (SEAL) 1:6,13,20 Holiday visitors leave Silver Creek SHELBY Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne and children returned Friday from a two weeks' vacation in Florida. Mrs. Mabel Kumpf, Mrs. Gerlie Kumpf and daughter, Jane Kumpf, relurned on Friday from a trip to Iowa. They visited a friend of Jane's in Wyoming, Iowa, and Ihe Perry Davis Family in Des Moines.

Jane left on Sunday for Cozad where she leaches school. Oswald Alt broke an arm Saturday. Neena Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon a celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday.

Fourteen of classmates gathered at her home for a parly Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. a Grossniklaus and sons relurned on New Year's Eve from a trip to California. They Christmas week with Harold's sister and family Mr.

and Mrs. Duanc Sterner at Chula Visla. Silver Creek area comings and goings SILVER CREEK Mrs. Thurrna Caldwell returned to the Merrick Manor from Litzenberg Memorial Hospital last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Dee Hastings went to Nebraska i Wednesday evening and spent the night at the Virgil Hastings. The Hastings families were Christmas dinner guests of the Clarence Dngans in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Urban and family were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hardle. Mr. and Mrs.

George Damme were Saturday supper guesls of Mr. and iVIrs. Fred Meyers. Mrs. Helen Kenny Wednesday with Mrs.

Hazel Jacob! and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kuta and family were New Year's dinner and lunch guesls at the Frank Martischang home al Lindsay. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Sheridan and boys of Monroe visiled Friday evening at the Virgil Kuta home. The Dennis and i Garretson families of Columbus were Christmas guests of Mrs. Alice Garretson. New Year's visitors at Hie Clarence Jones home were Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Vanek of Kearney. Susan Jones a Dennis Inselman of Columbus. George White was a patient al St. Francis Hospital Grand Island, this week.

New Year's Eve guests of Mrs. Alice Garretson were Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hendrick and Mrs. Emma Hutchinsqn.

Sewing Club met Friday night with Mrs. Merle Scliott. The hostess served lunch. i members were present. Next meeting in February will be with Mrs.

Charles Gentleman. Holiday vacationers return to Shelby SILVER CREEK Mr. and Mrs Jon Strong and family of York and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Swerlzic and family Christmas at the John Swertzic home.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burger spent New Year's Eve at Ihe Kdgar Djernes home at Archer. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Swertzic of near Fullerton were New Year's guesls at the John Swerlzic home. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gene Swertzic and family were guests of her mother, Mrs. Lucille Gilliland al Ralston.

Other guesls were, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Vice and boys od Denver Mr. and Mrs. Vern Godberson and family of West Point, Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Gilliland and boys of Ralston. Mr. and Mrs" John Swerlzic visiled Sunday with i daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Jou Strong and family al York. Mr. and Mrs. a Hauptmann and family of Neligh, Mrs. Bob Sluhr and children of Shelby, Iowa, and Mr.

and Mrs. Loyd Adkinson and family of Central City spent last Friday al the E. M. Jacobsen home. Mrs.

Stuhr and family spent Ihe rest of the week with the Jacobsens. Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Kmiccik and Beniadine returned home after spending Christmas wilh their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Kresha and family and Frankie Kmiecik at Sacramento, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beck and family returned home New Year's Day, after spending a week wilh her brother, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Kaminiski a Houston, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Euse and family were lasl Monday guests at the Curtis Ingall home at Shelby. New Year's Eve guests at the John Oppliger home were Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Schmid, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mueller, Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Blaserand, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Blaser, all of Columbus. DAVID CITY Leonard Prochaska relurned to Powhaltan, and Donald Prochaska returned to Fort Hood, after a holiday visit with their parents, Mr. and Prochaska.

Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker spsnl the holidays with their son-in-law and daughler, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Robson and family at Marshall, Minn. Mrs.

Raymond llauser and infant son, John William, were honored at a baby shower at their home. Eighteen guests from Lincoln, David i Oclavia, Fremonl and Columbus were present. Miss Doris Buss and Mrs. Ed Gerrells of Columbus poured punch and coffee. Mrs.

Jessie Popkins of Fremont was in charge of the guest book. Games were played and Mary Ann Ludvik won the door prize. Hostesses were Mrs. Howard a and Mrs. Grotelueschen of Octavia and Mrs.

Don Novolny of Lincoln. The David City Chapler BQ, PEO met al the Rose Room with Miss Katherine Sabata as hostess. Mrs. Elmer Vanous gave the program on (he life of Ruth Eiling, a David Cily girl who made good in the world of music. Her talk was illustrated wilh recordings Miss Eiting had made and by family pictures.

Mrs. Lloyd Gettys will be the hostess for the nexl meeting to be held al Ihe Hose Room. NEW YORK (UPI) Slock market midday prices: Admiral Johns-Mn 30 Alld Chem Kennceolt 48'A Alld Sirs 28'A Kresge 55 Allis Chal Kroger 28's Alcoa 70'A Lib McN Am Air 3Ka Lionel Am Can 41Vi Litton 36 Am Cyan Lockhd 19M AmEl Pw Maytag 22 Am MzF 18 7 McD Dgls 26Vz Am Mtrs Merck 110 Am TT Minn Min HO 1 Anaconda 31Va MKTex Arlans irrt's Mobil Oil 47 Armour Monsanto 35Vs All Rich 87T'a Nat Bis 52 Avco 22 7 Nal YlVi Bea Fds NoAm Bee Die 58 Nor Pac Bendix Olin Corp 21 7 Beth Sll 2614 Outbd Boeing 3I 5 Owens-Ill 62V's Borden Penney Case Penn Gen 29 Catplr 41 Pepsi Cola Celanese 59Ti Pfizer KW'i Cessna Phil Pet Chrysler Procter Cities Svc 41 HCA Coca Cola BH4 Rep Sll 36 Colum Gs Rev! on 68 Comm Ed 38 3 Reyn Tob ait repffsenlaflvf 04 kxal rrflrkel. They may vary illgmiy txrwren Iccal llrrm. Corn $1.03 Wheat 1.30 Milo 1.70 Soy beans 2.18 Oals 68 OMAHA PRODUCE OMAHA (UPI)-Produce: Milk 3.5 per cent bulterfat, Class 1, 15.93; Class 2 Class 3 $4.42.

Butter: 92 score butler in paper containers 6GV4 cents; 93 score, 65 cents. OMAHA HAY OMAHA (UPI)-Hay: Alfalfa No. 1 $25; sample $20 Feed tankage 60 per cent pro- tein, meat scrap, $95; bone- meal $87.50. Soybeans meal 4-1 per cent protein sacked new process, $35.50. Carole Samck of Lincoln and Tom Samek of Milford spent the holidays wilh their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Samek and family. Steve Hotovy of Boulder, and Kathv Hotovy of Omaha were holiday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hotovy.

Miss Joan Reisdorff and Cordell Tomlin of Elmhurst, 111., and Misses Nancy and Mary Jane Reisdprft of the College of St. Mary in Omaha spent the holidays with Iheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reisdorff. Comsat 57 Cons Ed Cont Can G9 Conl Oil 27 Dana 23'JB Deere DuPont slman 8Hs Firestone Ford Mlrs 41 Fruehauf 40to Dyna Gen El 74 Gen Fds 8Hi Gen Mtrs Gen Tel 30 Gen Tire Goodrich Goodyear 30 Gt Nor Greyhnd 17 7 Gulf Oil 31Vz 111 Cent 30V4 Safeway 25 SI.

Regis 36Vs SanFe In 25 Schenley 24 Sears Sliell Oil 4514 Simmons 49 So Pac 34'A Sperry SSVs Sid Bds 51V4 SO Ind SO NJ CX 1 Slvns JP 40'A Stude 43 3 .4 Swift Texaco SOVs Tex lust 128Vi Un Carb 3S'A Un El IB 5 Un Pac Uld AirL 6 Uld Corp US Gyps Inland Stl 2814 US Sll 3414 IBM 367V4 West Un 42'A Tnt llarv 27 Wstghs El 60 Int Nick 43V4 Weyerh SSTs Inl Paper 39V4 Wickes 40T 5 Int TT 58 Woolwrlh Iowa PL 26 Barber named to committee LINCOLN (UPI) Six busi- nessmen were named lo the board of directors of the Mebras- ka Association of Commerce Industry today by Lewis E. Har- ris, Lincoln, the organization's president. They were Jack C. Osborne, president of Peoples Natural Gas, Omaha; Howard P. Doerr, vice president and general man- NEW YORK (UPI) Dow Jones 1 p.m.

CST slock aver- ages: 30 Indus 804.45 Irans 181.38 off 1.93 15 utils 112.2S off 1.28 65 stocks 266.50 off 2.55 South Viets given leaves before Tet for Agnew arrival SAIGON (UPI) -Informed Al- lied military sources said today one will million South Vietnamese agcr of Northwestern Bell Tele- will be given five-day leaves phone Omaha; Dal C. just before Tet when Ihe Communists have announced a four-day truce--and when Vice President Spiro T. Agncw predicted a major Red offen- sive. AII hough OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA (UPI)-Liveslock: Hogs barrows and gills 25-75 higher; 1-3 190 230 Ibs 2725-2775; 2-3 230-240 Ibs 27.10- 2750; Z-4 240-290 Ibs 25.00-27.50; 3-4 290-315 Ibs 23.75-25.00; sows strong to mostly 25 higher; 300- 600 Ibs 21.25-23.50. Cattle 6,500, calves 25; steers and heifers strong to 25 higher; cows weak to 25 lower; high choice and prime 1,075 Ib steers 28.85; same grade 1.100 Ibs 2875; choice and prime 1.200 Ibs 28.50; choice 27.00- 28 00; few 28.25; mixed good and choice 26.50 27.25; high choice and prime Ib heifers 28.50; same grade 1.100 Ibs 28.25; choice and prime Ibs 28.00; choice 26.50 27.50; mixed good and choice 26.00 25.50; utility and commercial cows 20.00 21.50; few 22.00; canner and cutter 1G.50-20.00.

Sheep 900; slaughter lambs and ewes steady; choice and prime shorn lambs 29.25; choice wooled lambs 28.25-28.75; cull to good ewes 6.00-8.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (UPI) --Livestock: Hogs 25 to mostly 50 higher, instances 75 higher on weights over 250 Ib, active; No 1-2 sorled 200-225 Ib 27.50-2H.OO; 225 head 2fl.OO; No 1-3 200-235 Ih 26.75-27.50; mostly 26.75-27.25; No 2-3 230-250 Ib 25.75-26.75; No 2-4 250-270 Ib 25.00-25.75; No 3-4 260-290 Ib 24.00-25.00; No 3-4 290-300 Ib 23.50 24.00. Caltle 1,200, a none. Slaughter steers and heifers ac- tive, steers steady lo 25 higher, heifers sleady to strong, cows slow weak lo 50 lower. Slaugh- ter steers No 34 28.75-29.50; in- cluding several loads prime 1200-1300 Ib 29.50; choice Ih No 2-4 28.25-29.25; mixed good and choice 27.50- NOTICE OK MEETING Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Lindsay Rural Fire Protection District of a a a i Counties will be lield In the Council Room of The Town Hall i Undsay, a a Wednesday, January 21, 1070 at Ihe hour of 8 P.M.

for the purpose of electing members of Die ISoard of Directors and for Ihe Purpose of levying of taxes as may be deemed necessary and for any other business that may properly come before this meolnifr. Dated this 5th day of January. David J. Wiese Secretary and Treasurer 1:6,13 Cupid changing Nevada's image RENC (UPI) Nevada's image as the divorce capital is changing. Waahoe County Clerk Harry K.

Brown said Friday that his office issued 31,402 marriage licenses in 1069 but only 4,048 divorces. Seminarian visits HUMPHREY Bob Heinan, son of Air. and Mrs. Ted Heinen, spent the holidays in Humphrey with parents, friends a relatives. He is a student at St.

Joseph's Seminary, Oak Brook, Mr. and Mrs. James Philip Engel are (he parents of a son born Friday at Our Lady of l-ourrles Hospital in Norfolk. Tie weighed eight pounds ounces and was named Danny Doug. Mrs.

Engel is the former Norma Jeanne daughter of Lee and Alice Cook Stenger. Mr. Engel is the son of the Frilz Engcls, all Humphrey. Schrawyer shower BELUVOOD Mrs. Thomas Schrawyer of Omaha was honored at a miscellaneous shower on Sunday at Bellwood Legion Hall.

Hostesses were Norwood Fish, Viola Schutt, Derail Wintcrfield, Arthur Carmen, Louis Wagner. Twenty-two guesls attended. Mrs. Denzil Winterfield was in charge of the guest book, Karen and Janice Wagner of Rising City were in charge of gifts. The door prize was won by Mrs.

Howard Loveless of Bellwood. The former Connie Jensen became the bride of Thomas Schrawyer December I3lh at the Covenant Presbyterian Church in Omaha. Shelby woman injured SHELBY Sylvester Messing broke her right leg Saturday and was taken to Annie Jeffrey i a Hospital. Ann Kerkman drove mother, Mrs. Tony Kerkman, and aunt, Mrs.

Josephine Rolert of Elgin to Clovis, N.M., on Friday. Another sister of Mrs. Kerkman, Mrs. Mary Werning, resides there with her son. Mrs.

Dorothy McMeekin returned home on Friday after a week wilh relatives in Memphis, Tenn. Leonard Suiter and daughler Janice of Lincoln called on Ihe Tom Brighams' who spending Friday nt Ihe Kcx Brigham home. Other callers were Willard Hiemcr a daughters, i Robert Lux, Lynn Brigham of Slromsburg a Mrs. i Johanscn and sons of Osceola. 2 Humphrey women phone Tinstrnan, president of First Mid America, Lincoln; Wayne E.

Barber, assistant general manager of the Nebraska Pub- lic Power District, Columbus; John Morehead, president of the Ridiardsou County Bank, Falls Cily, and Harry P. Seward, president of Bankers Life Ne- braska, Lincoln. Genoa visitors GKNO'A New Year's Day guests in the Merlin Chana home included Mr. and Mrs. Perry Chana of Genoa, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Chana of St. Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Gollleih Abegglen and family of Columbus and Paul Smith of Silver Creek.

a Meysenburg and family were Sunday guests in Ihe home of Mrs. Margaret Peters i Bcllsrood. Oilier guests were Mr. and Mrs. I'Yank Markus and Mr.

and Mrs. Tom McCawlcy. Word has been received of the birth December 31st, 1969 of a son Phillip Gabriel to Mr. and Mrs. Lavan a of Davenport, Iowa.

Mrs. Hardy is the former Julie Meysenburg, a native of the a i a Columbus resident. New Years' Day guests in the Don Cumming home were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cumming and family and Mrs.

Anna Zimmerman of St. Edward. Sludents returning to Grand Island after spending holiday with home folks were Susan Mark, Marcia Mohr and Jean Strong. Visiting in the Martin Lage home at Wayne Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Cumming and family. the Communists have recently increased the scope of the fighting in the northern provinces of South Vietnam, including an assault against a iJ.S. Marine base near My Lai this morning, the leaves will begin before Jan. 29. On Jan.

29, the sources said, all the South Vietnamese troops will be placed on full alert. The prediction of a new- Communist Tet offensive was made by Agnew after his visit to Vietnam last week when he was briefed by the U.S. High Command. The government said loday it would observe a 24-hour Tet truce in honor of Ihe Lunar New Year. The Viet Cong proclaimed a four day Tet truce beginning on 7 a.m.

Feb. 5, one day before the aclual holiday, and ending Feb. 9. It was during the 1968 Tel truce proclaimed by the Viet Cong thai the Communists launched their biggest offensive of the war, one that cost thousands of lives on each side. The Communisls in recent days have made a scries of sharp attacks near Ihe Demili- tarized Zone and in coaslal areas below Da Nang.

Today they attacked a U.S. Marine post near the "massacre village" of My Lai, and the heaviest fighting in two months developed. Spokesmen said the guerrillas bombarded and then invaded the Marine camp, inflicting the heaviest losses in one battle since last November--11 dead and 59 wounded. 28.50; good 20.25-27.50; siandard and lort- good 25.00-2G.25; few loads high choice and prime 925-1050 Ib slaughter heifers No 3-4 28.25-28.50; choice 850-1000 Ib No 2-4 27.50-28.25; mixed good an choice 27.00-27.50. Sheep 100.

Not enough on hand for an adequate price test. BEEF FUTURES CHICAGO (UPI) Beef fu- tures: Live beef price per cwf. in units of 25: Open Latest Sales February 29.55 29.52 208 April 30.20 30.12 43 June 30.30 30.30 62 August 30.50 30.43 27 October 30.20 30.10 5 December 30.02 30.00 3 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO (UPI) range: FUTURES Grain Wheat Mar May Jiy Sep Dec Corn Mar May High Low Close Prev. IW-'i 146 HSVis 137 137 7 137 140 139 143Vz 144 fii 7 67 68 Sep Dec Oats Mai- May Jiy Sep Mar May Sep Soybeans Jan 2 Mar May 255 258 120-Vi I20n 123'b 125 125 125 123V-: 123 ''i 113 118V2 119 Gl 65Ta 67 nt l6 lllTi lll'. 113 3 1I1V4 112 11 Mi 11 Hi 114'A 113'A 115 112 113 graduate from Wayne ro ans re urn lUAVVf.

1 i i a California visitors Jiy Aug Sep Nov 247-1. 246H 254 :1 4 254 3 i 256 7 258 254 253V4 254 V4 247 7 247 247-ri 247 243'A 2423s 243li LEGAL NOTICES NOTFCB OF ANNUAL MEKTING Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Platte Center Rural Firs Protection District will be held at the Platte Center Auditorium, Platte Center, Nebraska, on Tuesday, January 13, 1970 7:30 P.M. lor the purpose of conniclertng tha necessities for such levy of taxes as may be deemed necessary and for any other business that might properly conie before said meeting. Brock Secretary-Treasurer A permanent Flower arrange- ment was presented to the United Methodist Church in Bellwood in honor of Mrs. Mayme Flaxei, a resident of Bellwood, whose funeral was on Friday.

It was presented by her daughter Mrs. Bernard, (Shirley a i Thoelke of Columbus. a Meysinbure and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Margaret Peters of Genoa. Sunday guests of Mrs.

Edna Hlller were Mr. and Mro. James Hiller and family of Deshler and Mrs, Antionette Bcrniklau of Seward. Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Oborny and family had as guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Witt and son, Pavl of Lincoln. WAYNE Wayne a College graduated 172 students Thursday, Dec. 18, in wirier commencement ceremonies end- ing the fall trimester.

Two of the candidates i master's degrees, the other bachelor's degrees. Among the a al receiving Bachelor of A i in Education degrees were: Mrs. Dorothea Meyer Brandl and Mrs. Margaret Tcrnus Humphrey. Dorlhea is the wife of John Brandl and daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael F. Meyer, Sr. of Omaha. Margaret is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Ternus also Humphrey. NEW YEAR BABY DAVID CITY The David City New Year's baby is James Anthony Ostmera son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ostmera of Wcslon.

The Jan. 2 arrival was bom at tho David City Hoslpial. LEIGH Mrs. E. W.

Trojan a granddaughter, a Trojan, flew into Columbus Sunday from Salt Lake Cily, Utah, where they had spent the holidays in the home of their son and father, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Trojan ami Bill. The Tom Trojan's son and daughter in the service were also home. Becky spent a seven day leave.

She has recently been promoted to Lance Corporal and is secretary lo the Dean Education of the a i Institute in Washington, D.C. Private John Trojan has nine days left of Basic training at Fort Lewis, Wash. He left for camp Saturday after spending eight days in his parents home. Mr. and Mrs.

Blnnchard and son, Robert, of Ida Grove, Iowa, brought her grandmother, Mrs. U. Mortimer, lo her home in Leigh after she had spent Christmas week in their home. LEIGH Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Johannes spent New Year's Day with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Keilh Johannes at Dana Point, Calif. They allcntled the open house of Mr. and Mrs.

Johannes on Now Year's Eve. Side (rips were taken to the site of President 1 i wcslern White House in San Clement. They visited Mrs. Nellie Johannes at the A a i Lutheran convalescent Home. Other visitors at the Kcilh Johannes home were Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Johannes of Long Beach and Mr. and Norman Johannes and Neal of Santa Ana. A pleasant surprise a i i i Grotcluschen checking tickets on the plane they boarded in Denver. Doreen Is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. 1 i Groteluschcn of Leigh. George Smiths' host holiday dinner guests BELLWOOD Mr. and Mrs. George Smith busted a Dinner wilh the following guests: II.

M. George Smith of the U.S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Vrchota and Tresea, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens and family of Lincoln, Henry and Leo Elevens of David Cily and the Slienbach children of Prague. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Reha and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fiala of Millard. IMttd Fundt Inc. Bid Aik Accum'l Fund 7.33 IncomB Ffld 13.61 15.13 Scltncf Fund 8.15 8.91 nominal quotation courtesy Edwin Krohn Cclumbui U.S.

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