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The Banner-Press from David City, Nebraska • 12

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The Banner-Press David City July 14 1983 Ymada fence takes a beating from drivers Saturday night New names appear on list of stock car race winners Page 12 Hascall posts 5-0 record at wrestling camp David of June and in the the Steve Robins Darrell as 2-3 Potter 1-4 third in second fifth fourth in was Missouri Jersey Wisconsin ijrni Kovar 184 Tom Svoboda 174 and Paul Zdan 122 In the street class Dan Kresha has the lead by five points over Jim Heins 242 to 237 Also in the top five are Mike Chapin 138 Jeff Fadschild 130 and Allen Garretson 123 A summary of last results: Street Class First Mike Chapin Ron Hoefelman Dan Kresha Emil Kouba Tom Gutowski Terry Walford and Scott Styskal Second Jeff Fadschild Jim £ads Mark Doehling Norbert Drueppel Mel Kucera Willy Slezak Jim Heins Allen Garretson Trophy Ron Hoefelman Dan Kresha Mark Doehling Mike Chapin Jeff Fadschild and Jim Eads Scott Styskal Jim Heirts Allen Garretson Tom Gutowski Mel Kucera and Sam Jacobs A Norbert Drueppel Dan Kresha Jim Heins Mike Chapin Allen Garretson Scott Styskal Jeff Fadschild Emil Kouba Jim Eads Trlrniintv Qnfthall Mark Roehling Tom and n-COiy SUIlOIll Ron Hoefelman FRIDAY JULY 15 Garrison at Tigers First Tom Svoboda Kevin Brent Hascall led a group of City wrestlers at the University Missouri wrestling camp held 26-July 1 with his 541 dual record the takedown championship 115-118 pound division Other local wrestlers attending camp were Gerald Frahm Egr Brian Scribner Jess Jack Potter Robert Toy Allen and Brian Stara Their records in duals were follows: Frahm 1-4 Egr Scribner 3-1-1 Robins 2-2-1 1-2-1 Toy 2-3 Allen 3-2 Stara In takedowns Egr finished the 96-106 class Scribner was in the 131-135 class Robins was in the 96-106 class Toy was the 128-130 class and Stara second in the 158-162 class Two hundred wrestlers from Nebraska Illinois New Kansas Oklahoma and Iowa attended the camp Seward at Adult Stock Briggs Kevin Lawson Gary Riha Jack Wickizer Adrian Hein John Hilger Leland Novacek Kurt Draper John Brudigan Trophy Jack Wickizer A Kevin Lawson John Hilger Jack Wickizer Gary Riha Adrian Hem Leland Novacek John Brudigan and Kurt Draper Junior Modified Briggs Kyle Berck Todd Dreifurst Jim Morbach Jr and Kevin Lawson Trophy Jim Morbach Jr A Jim Morbach Jr Todd Dreifurst Kyle Berck and Kevin Lawson 100 cc Heavy Jay Meyers Cal Corcoran Craig Caskey Alan Williams and KenCudly Mike Baumgart Jeff Raitt Clair Brummer Darrin Skipton and LynnLangenberg Kurt Brudigan Johh Bierman Tim Hiemer John Amen and Jim Rawhouser Trophy Jeff Raitt feature-Lynn Langenberg Alan Williams Jim Rawhouser Darrin Skipton Ken Cudly and John Amen A Jay Meyer Mike Bautngart John Bierman Jeff Raitt Kurt Brudigan Tim ijjemer Ctyir Brummer and Craig Caskey Adult Modified Briggs Gary Berck Steve Dietz Scott Janicek Dan Kobza John Riha andTandraWipple Trophy Scott Janicek A Scott Janicek Gary Berck Dan Kobza Steve Dietz and John Riha Outlaws 1 1 Herb Reed Kent Tucker Carroll Adamy Dan Scott Doug Kovar Tom Zitek and John Adamy Trophy Kent Tucker A Doug Kqvar Herb Reed Kent Tucker Tom Zitek John Adamy Carroll Adamy and Dan Scott The fence took a lot of punishment at Ymada Speedway Saturday night Most of the drivers who collided with the fence did so in the fourth turn in front of the grandstand All of them were able to resume racing following their crashes Tom Zitek in the outlaw heat race Billy Swearingen in the junior fourcycle A feature Alan Williams in the heavy feature and John Riha in the adult modified Briggs A feature were the drivers having trouble with the fence Riha flipped his kart and went straight up against the fence Scott Janicek had a busy night racing in three different classes He placed first in the A features and won the trophy dash in both the junior ycle and adult modified Briggs and placed fourth in the 100 HARMS AVIATION INC Aerial Spraying Weeds Insects Seeding David City Airport 367-3026 cc light A feature Other trophy dash winners included Shawn Hilger junior four-cycle Bill Nielsen 100 cc light Jack Wick-izer adult stock Briggs Jim Mor-bach Jr modified Briggs Jeff Raitt 100 cc heavy and Kent Tucker outlaw The wtfrb4'Boons were flying back and forllfcjn the infield as fans and drivers got a g6od cooling off Racing action continigsaturday night at eight Summary of last races: Junior Two-Cycle Steve Dietz Chad Becwar Jeff Garbers Clarissa Corcoran and Scott Janicek Trophy Scott Janicek A Scott Janicek Jeff Garbers Chad Becwar and Steve Dietz Junior Four-Cycle Rookies Billy Swearingen Jeremy Bishop Jeff Riha Eric Wickizer Lonnie Stone Alan Hein Shawn Hilger and Bryan Benson Trophy Shawn Hilger A Jeff Riha Shawn Hilger Erick Wickizer Billy Swearingen Lonnie Stone Jeremy Bishop Bryan Benson and Alan Hein 100 cc Light Jeff Brudigan Bill Nielsen Mike Brudigan and B6b Carlson Mark Behne Rick Ideus Scott Janicek and Tom Kabicka Trophy Bill Nielsen A Jeff Brudigan Mike Brudigan Bill Nielsen Scott Janicek Tom Kabicka Bob Carlson Rick Ideus and Mark Behne 4 Rising City Weston at Ulysses Valparaiso at Touhy Prague bye SATURDAY JULY 16 Bee qt Ceresco BUD COMTE Atfb HIS ORCHESTRA MUSIC STYLED For Your Dancing Pleasure PLAYING AX JULY 16 Starlite JULY 23 So Omaha Eagles JULY 30 Fremont Eagles Olson Paul Zdan Allen Badman Allan Arps and Ken Kovar Second Craig Marxsen Richard Dietrich Tom Nickolite Ken Svoboda Ron Dake and Ken Gqnskow Trophy Craig Marxsen Rich Dietrich Paul Zdan and Allan Badman 1 Ron Dake Ken Kovar Allan Arps A Tom Svoboda Craig Marxsen Ken Svoboda Ron Dake Ken Kovar Paul Zdan Kevin Olson Allan Badman Richard Dietrich Tom Nickolite and Allan Arps outijcrn 21 PRICE REDUCED $2000 Meadow Gold Milk and Ice Cream Old Home Bread Winners in Open House Drawing Large Mason Jar Margaret Kloke David City Southern XV Jacket Bill Buntgen David City $10 Gift Certificate Dan Vrbka David City 750 ml Champagne A Lance David City Case of 10-oz Coke Don Howe David City Southern XV Cap Milo Pelan Brainard Southern XV Cap Terrie Zdan Omaha Foam Can Wrap Don Woolsey Seward David City NE on this 3 plus 1 bedroony located at 911 Bicentennial Circle Mom will love the built-in stove dishwasher disposal and microwave oven The family will enjoy the 15' 29' family room The owners want an offer Call today for your personal tour COLDWeU BANKER joutljern ICtquora town country 564-0526 REALTY 774 Vrd tl Phone S44 0SJ4 An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Coldwell Bank-or Residential Affiliates Inc South Hwy 15 Now Available at STOP David City fVl More new names appeared on the list of winners at last Friday session of stock car racing at the David City Speedway For instance in the sports class Craig Marxsen won the trophy dash and the second heat race and Ron Dake won the consolation race Tom Svoboda a veteran driver was the winner of the A feature and the first heat race In the street class Norbert Drueppel was the A feature winner Mike Chapin won the first heat race Jeff Fadschild won the second heat race Scott Styskal won the consolation race and Ron Hoefelman won the trophy dash for the second consecutive week Ken Svoboda continues to lead the sports class division but only by one point over Craig Marxsen Paul Zdan has jumped two slots to fifth place The top five and their point totals: Svoboda 206 Marxsen 207 Ken 1 Bullfrog season begins July 15 1983 bullfrog season begins July 15 and will continue through October 31 People wanting to enjoy a tasty meal of frog legs must take their bullfrogs by hand hand net or hook and line Only frogs measuring 4 inches from snout to vent or larger tnay be taken Smaller frogs must be released Artificial light may be used when taking frogs Froggers must have a current Nebraska fishing license and they may take and have in possession eight bullfrogs per person When transporting frogs only the entrails may be removed Bullfrogs are most usually found along the shoreline in or near areas of emergent vegetation Most froggers prefer to hunt them at night from a canoe and take them by hand Frog legs provide excellent eating when rolled in an egg batter and cracker crumbs then deep-fat fried invitational tournament A invitational golf tournament will be held at the David City Golf Club next Wednesday Competition is open to all women golfers in this general area Details concerning tee off times may be secured hy calling Par IV Physical exams for DCHS athletes scheduled Students of David City High School who plan to participate in athletics during (he 1983-84 school year in grades 7-12 should plan to have their physicals taken before school starts says athletic director Ted Koehn DCHS will pay for1 all physicals taken on the scheduled days at the Butler County Clinic or at Dr Jack office Koehn said Each student should call Dr office to make an appointment the middle of July The scheduled dates for examination at the Butler County Clinic are Monday July 18 at 7:30 pm for boys and Tuesday July 19 at 7:30 pm for girls Any physicals taken on days other than specified above will be paid for by the student he said Koehn added that students taking physicals are asked to bring urine specimens with them Physical forms will be provided by Dr Kauf-mann and the clinic and if you plan to have your physical exam elsewhere please stop at the high school office to pick up a physical form for the doctor to use softball tourney opens at Ulysses tonight The Ulysses SOS committee is sponsoring a Invitational Fastpitch Softball Tournament on Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday Play will begin tonight (Thursday) at seven when Valparaiso plays David City At 8:30 pm Husker Bar of Brainard will meet Utica On Friday evening first round games continue with Garrison vs Shelby at 7:00 and Bruno against Ulysses at 8:30 Play Atrill resume on Saturday at 7:30 am and continue through the day with the last game scheduled for 9 pm Teqms drawing first round byes and entering competition on Saturday are Bellwood Dwight Jacksons of Columbus and Staple-hurst Competition on Sunday is scheduled to begin at 9 am with the final game either 9 pm to determine the champion of this double elimination tournament APPLETON Community Center SVi miles NE of David City DANCES We are also available for booking parties receptions showers etc For booking call: Val Svoboda 367-3607 or Denis Zavodny 367-4086 Tournament underway at Garrison this week Two games were scheduled to be played Wednesday night in the first round of the first annual Garrison fastpitch double elimination softball tournament Tonight North Bend Grain plays Bee and Saturday Clarkson plays Grand Island in other first round games Games will be played Saturday starting at 11:30 and continuing until late into the evening with the last game starting at nine games will begin at one The consolation game is set for 2:30 and the championship game scheduled at four If another game is needed it will be played at 5:30 pm it-" Cookies We have a full selection to choose from GO KART RACES every Saturday night at Ymada Speedway Starting time: 8:00 pm (time trials at 7:00 pm) Concessions on grounds 4 miles north of David City Stock car races every Friday night at the David City Speedway Races start at 8:30 pm Admission: Adults $3 Children $150 Concessions on grounds QUEEN'S WAY TO FASHION RACK SALE Schweser House Tuesday July 19 1 pm to 9 pm Everyone welcome 1 I Ml Eddie and Lucy's Bar at Prague- Friday Fish Fry includes catfish cod halibut pollock Saturday July 16 8 to 12 Al Knoell and the Night Train Sunday July 17 7 to 11 Hank Zahourek Sunday Prime Rib 5 to 10 pm SHERRI BEAUTY SALON WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION August 1 thru Aug 15 TRAP SHOOT at Bruno Fifth annual ''Tony" Cuhel Trophy Shoot Sunday July 17 1 pm 16-yd targets trophies and options Spons by Bruno VFD -i VFW Post 5814 Pork Feed 8c Dance at Bellwood Fire Hall Sunday July 31 serving 5:30 to 8:30 Dance 8:30 to 12 $5 pr person Everyone welcome Music by Bill Andel Pork prepared by Jack Romshek Camp Creek Antique Machinery 8c Threshing July 16 8c 17 2 miles East of Waverly Nebr schoolhouse Steam 8c gas tractors gas engines antique trucks and cars draft horses Antique Tractor 5 pm Saturday Church 8:30 a Sunday 2 pm daily Threshers saw mill shingle mill and baler all in operation Crafts and flea market Adults $2 children under 12 Free M- AUCTION SATURDAY JULY 16 1983 -Time: at: 608 South 1st St SEWARD NEBR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND HAND TOOLS 933 caterpillar tractor Serial No 11A-903 full hyd bucket wteeth low hrs 1969 GMC tractor new rubber 10 ton 5th wheel low boy 1969 Chevy ton pickup 4-speed 20-ft master cement vibrator bull float w14-ft handle cement tools McCulloch post hole digger right angle elec sander elec knife sharpener slow speed wet grind Skil saw footed jacks slow speed Flex grinder 15 7 5 hp and smaller elec motors 3 phase 200 amp entrance switches small elec boxes 100-ft heavy duty 220 110 amfifdrop cord elec wire and conduit vapor mercury light welec eye some elec tools need repair 150 ft air hose bolts and pipe fittings handrail fittings post jacks White gas lead pot bumper hitches 900 20 tire Ford stabilizer bars 25 hard hats hand tools and misc items not listed NOTE: Having quit the construction business we will sell the above at auction TERMS: Cash day of sale TOM AND LOIS FOSTER OWNERS LANDENBERGER A DUER AUCTION SERVICE Auctioneers Clerks Don Landenberger Tom Stauffer Kenneth Duor Staplehurst 535-2880 Milford 761-3204 Seward 643-2331 CB BAR BRAINARD Saturday July 16 The Young Czechs (East Butler Polka Band) playing in the Beer Garden 8:30 to 12:30 r- rr Starlite Ballroom Wahoo Saturday July Bud Comte ballroom 8:30 to 12:30 Sunday July Head East Also appearing Hightale Admission advance $735 each at the door $8 each Doors open at 5 pm 8 to 12:30 Wednesday July 20-rE astern Nebraska Dance Club Dean Hansen' Orchestra members $1 guests $150 nonmembers $250 8:30 to 12:30.

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