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RPBBgBiaPPi 'v' --i1 i's )p3p at- pecky and Mrs Mary The Banner-Press David City July 17 1980 Suggestions given on developing I- 0 recreational area vs Bee at 7:30 and Mead vs Weston at 9:00 games: The Val-paraiso-Tigers winner plays at 7:30 and the Prague-Ceresco winner plays Ulysses at 9:00 The semi-final round games will be played at 7:30 and 9:00 on Tuesday with the consolation and championship games slated for 7:30 and 9:00 on Wednesday Old timers play to 7-7 tie at Bellwood The old timers played to a 7-7 tie in seven innings Saturday night in one of the sports highlights of the Bellwood Centennial celebration The baseball careers of the players involved dated back to 1919 (Albert Janicek) with Leo Janicek a close second (1920) The roster of players participating included the following: Steve Davis Leo Janicek Mel Janicek Dan Janicek Randy Janicek Gerald Janicek Albert Janicek Mike Hanus Steve Minnick Jeff Didier Tom Davis Jerry Hiller Larry Schmid Ray Meysenburg Harry Mor-bach Don Peters Ken Ebel Chris Hiller Ken Scholz Pat Meysenburg Galen Bock Russ Reha Ed Meysenburg Bernie Meysenburg Rick Hanus Keith Hoshor George Meyers and Gene Kuhn Jr Twilight golf league Iowan leader in horseshoes at Bellwood Rich Gregg of Iowa took first place in the horseshoe pitching tournament held at the Bellwood Centennial Sunday Second place went to Bob Bouc of Valparaiso and third place to Ronald Houdek of Lincoln Adolph Navrkal tournament chairman said 24 entrants competed in the double elimination meet Attending camp at Easter Seal Center Lisa Marie Buresh and Amy Kirby both of David City Nebraska are among 300 Nebraska children and adults attending one of the six camping sessions at the Easter Seal Center near Milford this summer according to Camp Director Gary Staats Among the activities planned are swimming sports such as wheelchair football fishing and archery crafts cookouts skits and generally good times with good friends Staats said Memorial funds DAVID CITY GOLF CLUB In memory of Robert Baer from Robert and Dona Meysenburg and Millie Behms and ViAnn Page 21 of Lincoln Jackie Vampola returned to spend some time with her grandmother Mr and Mrs Roger Kotil were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Jerry Miller and family of Lincoln Mr and Mrs Richard Longenecker spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Gary Dumas and Erin of Topeka Kans and Mr and Mrs Rick Longenecker and family of Seneca Kans Brent Longenecker returned home after spending two weeks with relatives in Kansas Weekend guests in the Ernest Helgoth home were Mr and Mrs Mike McCawley and family of Omaha Mrs Mable Nelson of Hesperia Calif spent a few weeks with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Harvey Armagost Mr and Mrs Laverne Nelson of Lake-wood CaUf were overnight guests Guests of the Arm-agosts for two days last week were Mr and Mrs Howard Hillyer of San Francisco Calif Wednesday evening July 9 visitors of Mr and Mrs Bill Elton and family were Mr and Mrs Deraid McPherran and daughter of Redlands Calif Mrs Emma Vrbka has returned home after spending a month with Dr and Mrs Gary VanDewege and family and Mr and Mrs Bob Vrbka and family of AUiance and Mr and Mrs Leonard Schmit of Cody Saturday callers of Mrs Ella Brochtrup were Mrs John Wachal and Linda of Schuyler and Miss Shirley Wachal of Columbus Recent visitors of Mrs Marie Palik were Mr and Mrs Bill Palik and son of York Mrs Wilma Konopik of Schuyler was a Saturday caller Mrs Lucile Riha and Mrs Ray Riha Jr and Chris were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ron Behrens and Jennifer of Lincoln and helped Jennifer celebrate her second birthday Mr and Mrs Darrell Kearns and family of Cha-dron spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs Robert Vrbka and family Mrs Mike Richter and daughters of Elwood are spending this week with Mr and Mrs Gene Bartunek Mr and Mrs William Marushak Sr spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs Keith Rockwell and family of Hawley Minn Egr Betty Betzen Mary Ann Kirby and Rita Meysenburg are members of this committee Several members of the chapter will serve as a calling committee to remind people of the Bloodmobile visit on July 31 Local news Houseguests of Mrs Joseph Kobza for a week are Mr and Mrs James Brandenburgh and sons of Arlington Tex Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Tom Kobza of Lincoln Mr and Mrs Ernest Divis were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Dennis Dolezal and family Saturday they attended the wedding of Sue Wald-strom and Ron Svoboda They also visited the Emanuel Svoboda family Recent guests in the Harvey Lehr home were Mr and Mrs John Lees and Mr and Mrs Edgar Kolb of Pilger Mr and Mrs Raymond Rood of Pilger were Sunday until Tuesday guests The Lehrs spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Rick Conn of Osceola la Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs Larry Hain and daughters were Mr and Mrs Al Kubik and family of Weston Mr and Mrs Alfred Hilger were Friday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Terry Geiger and family of Glenwood la Saturday they visited Joe Pavelka who is a patient at Hospital in Lincoln Sunday visitors of the Hilgers were Mr and Mrs Tom Hilger of Lincoln Miss Marilyn Baer of Amarillo Tex returned to Amarillo Sunday after spending three weeks with Mrs Robert Baer and Tom A weekend guest of Mrs Baer and Tom was Miss Mary Torczon of AmariUo Additional Sunday guests included Messrs and Mmes Ivan Rerucha of Omaha Ray Zahourek and sons of Wahoo and Dan Danaher and Wayne Baer of Lincoln Mrs Mary Skokan Mrs Margaret Baer and Len Smith Mr and Mrs Jack Chart-rant of Pontiac Mich have returned home after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Sargent They also visited in the Way-land Den and Dan Kobza homes Mrs Grace Kinsman spent last week with Mr and Mrs Gene Alt and Mr and Mrs Gary Vampola and daughters Unearned runs enough for win Three unearned runs Sunday night gave Schuyler Midgets a 3-0 win over the David City Midgets One run was scored in the first inning and two more in the third as they shut out the home club Tews the winning pitcher gave up four hits to Chad Lyons Pat Roh Kent Clymer and Scott Vrbka each in a different inning David City left eight batters stranded Brad (Boomer) Montag gave up five hits as he suffered his first loss in four starts this season He struck out six Schuyler batters and did not give up a walk With a 5-8 record the Midgets play Friday at Wahoo and Saturday at Ashland Garrison men win tournament The Garrison soft-ball team won the Valparaiso tournament held Saturday and Sunday The wins were recorded over Valparaiso 10-0 Bee 3-1 and Woods Bros of Lincoln 6-2 The details: Darrell Johnson held Valparaiso to five hits while Garrison got 12 hits off Valparaiso's Larry Furasek in the five inning game Saturday Sunday Garrison collected six hits off Mark Navratil while Bee got four hits off Johnson the winning pitcher In the championship game Dean Heins banged out two home runs and Randy Schroeder hit one round-tripper as Garrison won 6-2 over Woods Bros Garrison got a total of nine hits while Wood Bros picked up five hits Darrell Johnson was the winning pitcher and Steve Schmit took the loss Garrison plays Shelby Ranch at Garrison next Tuesday evening Softball tourney opens Friday on Prague diamond The Tri-County Fastpitch Softball League tournament opens Friday at Prague Valparaisoplays the Tigers at 7:30 and Prague plays Ceresco at 9:00 games: Touhy DAVID CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT In memory of Robert Baer from Messrs and Mmes Louis Prochaska and Lester Johnson In memory of Kevin Sloup from Messrs and Mmes Don Crocker and Larry Sloup and Mrs Joseph Moravec BUTLER COUNTY HOSPITAL In memory of Fred Brase from Mrs Robert Baer and family Mr and Mrs Dan Danaher and Mr and Mrs George Cady In memory of Nellie Hou-desheldt from Mr and Mrs Brogan In memory of Spatz from Mrs Helen Sobolik and Mr and Mrs Ernest Yin-drick In memory of John Bar-tunek and Vincent Novacek from Mr and Mrs Ernest Yindrick In memory of Kevin Sloup from Eve Dunning Mary Ann Vybiral Mr and Mrs Edmond Semin and Barbara Koza In memory of Bob Baer from Mr and Mrs Donald Wrede In memory of Steve Cres-son from the Butler County Hospital staff In memory of Peter Schroeder from Mr and Mrs Clarence Armagost WEST BUTLER GO-GETTERS 4-H CLUB The West Butler Go-Getters met at Rex the mornings of July 8 and 10 to practice events for the bicycle rodeo Entries for the Fremont 4-H Fair and what members will exhibit were discussed Members met July 13 at the home of leader Joyce Rathje where they donned clown suits and prepared their faces like clowns They proceeded to Bellwood and participated in the Centennial parade with the theme Clown Around Join Enjoyment of Centennial activities followed COMMITTEE MEETS The Mrs Jaycee committee for the Jaycee Family Picnic met with the Jaycee committee on July 10 at the Sabata and Egr Law Office Plans were made for a covered dish picnic dinner to be held July 20 at the Fairgrounds Committee members assisted the Jaycees by writing out invitations Serving on the committee are Betty Betzen Vicki Smith Peg Souba and Leona Zegers MRS JAYCEES Fifteen members were present at the July 8 meeting of the David City Mrs Jaycees Before the meeting the members enjoyed supper at in Lincoln Peg Souba reported on the orientation for new members Robin Lehr and Karen Morris were installed as new members Julie Butler reported on the "brown it which was hfcld before the Jaycees softball game with Abie State programs were Voted on The chapter will work on tw projects AH That and diabetes Committee members for All That are Betty Betzen Bernie Egr Mary Ann Kirby and Karen Morris Serving on the committee for diabetes are Julie Butler Connie Kershner Robin Lehr Vicki Smith and Jo Taylor The Jaycee Family Picnic is Sunday July 20 There will be a covered dish dinner Working with the Jaycees on this project are Betty Betzen Vicki Smith Peg Souba and Leona Zegers The chapter will be having a in the auction at the County Fair again this year Serving on the committee are Julie Butler Sharon Luedtke Karen Morris Vicki Smith Peg Souba and Leona Zegers During the Harvest of Harmony Sale the chapter will be having a jail using a theme Committee members are Robin Lehr Peg Souba Melvene Vanis and Leona Zegers The Chapter will have a table at one of the Christmas boutiques this year Bernie Brainard area residents apparently liked the plans for a recreation lake that were explained at a meeting at Brainard Thursday night The lake located southeast of Brainard is owned by the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District It was built on property acquired from George Pleskac and is known now only as Site 6C but NRD general manager Hal Schroeder says he expects it will be given a name in the future About 30 persons some of them NRD board members attended the public meeting at which the Omaha consulting firm of Schemmer representatives explained the preliminary plans for the facility The representatives David Ciaccio and Jerry Adamson said they had designed the facility based on local needs "We are not aiming at the people of Omaha and Lincoln but at the people who live within or 30 miles" Adamson said Built on an approximately 160-acre site the lake covers about 35 acres when full it was explained The planners visualized a "limited facility with the capability of provid-ing for 40 to 50 people at a time A picnic area with water and sanitation facilities would be located near the south entrance in the former homesite area Vehicle parking would be nearby Another area in the northwest part of the site was designated for about 12 recreation vehicles and space was planned for tent camping The planners said the lake is expected to attract fishermen and has already been stocked Because of the nature of the lake narrow and shallow at one end and steep slopes to a depth of about feet near the dam swimming in the lake will not be encouraged A recreation lake for swimming is under construction pJWUHIll: S7IIIC7I) immr and The GREAT OUTDOORS I venture to say that read several articles and seen several signs that read "Take A Kid And this is good you take youngsters fishing to teach them patience love of the outdoors and a sport that will last them for the rest of their life This is great do it But I also recommend that you think about the oldsters and take them fishing In towns and cities there are dose knit neighborhoods old folks homes retirees hospitals look around maybe you have some of these circumstances where you live you can bet your hook line ana sinker that there are senior citizens who would love to know how to fish telling you you can have one of the moat rewarding experiences ever have if you Just take a little timeand teach an oldie or two some simple ways to catch fish If you just stop and think about it some of these fine folks have spent a lifetime working and never had time to fish Now that they do have time there just a more enjoyable or relaxing activity than catching and eating fish If they afford fishing tackle why don't some of you fishing buddies get your heads together and see what you can come up with Vou could put a buck or two together and check with your sporting goods dealer tell him your plans and I'll bet my bottom dollar go along with you and give you a break on some starting tackle Cane poles are a good starter outfit for the leu active Spincast outfits for the more active Take your time and let them do the fishing You believe the happiness and joy you'll bring to these senior citizens as they learn to catch their first fish Teach them how to clean and cook their catch and you my fishing friend will have experienced the warmth of sharing the thrill of the great outdoors not a religious type fisherman but I believe if you will check the Bible you can find where Christ chose twelve Apostles and four of them were fishermen good enough for me I think go nearby in Saunders County they said A boat dock was also planned at the Brainard area lake but the planners said boat power should be restricted to electric trolling motors or gasoline engines less than six horsepower The lake is actually too small for boats with much more power they said which would also hinder fishing Some of audience suggested that all power boats be barred from the lake and added that there would be no need for a boat dock if only smaller craft are to be permitted to use the lake It was also suggested that a turning circle planned for use by recreation vehicles expected to be of the pickup camper variety often used by fishermen he deleted to prevent access to the interior by motor vehicles These and other sugges tions will be considered as the lake area is developed the planners said Schroeder said he expects to see many of the planned improvements completed within the next three to five years He said the maintenance cost of the lake and area will be paid by the NRD but he hopes to negotiate a maintenance agreement with the village of Brainard Land and Cattle team wins Lindsay tournament Land and Cattle Enterprises of Shelby won the 9th annual Lindsay Ipumament this past weekend! The tournament was a 16-team single elimination fast pitch tournament Land and Cattle advanced by beating Bar of Norfolk 10-1 Rich Gillespie was the winning pitcher throwing a two hitter Offensively Land and Cattle was paced by Tom Zitek Wayne Baer and Dan McCawley as they each drilled two hits Tom Hilger had five runs batted in Land and Cattle had 11 hits in the game JblJBk JtfxL game Dan McCawley stunned losing pitcher Darrell Dubski with a two run home run in the 1 1th inning enabling Land and Cattle to defeat Kerry Rand of Norfolk 3 to 1 McCawley had two hits and three runs batted in to pace Land and Cattle Gillespie was the winning pitcher giving up seven hits while striking out seven batters Land and Cattle beat Hoskins Bar of Norfolk 9 to 4 in the semi-finals Brad Wells picked up the win while Gillespie came in for the save Land and Cattle exploded for 12 hits in the game Dan McCawley and Chris Alt each had three hits while Tom Zitek Tom Hilger and Larry Janicek had two hits each In the finals Land and Cattle nipped Bank' of Lindsay 3-1 Gillespie was the winning pitcher giving" up three hits Land and Cattle got all three runs in the third inning as Zitek doubled to lead off and Randy Rech singled to drive Zitek in Then McCawley hit a very deep fly ball to left field that the left fielder was unable to field cleanly and this enabled both Rech and McCawley to score three runs Members of the Land and Cattle team include: Rich and Bill Gillespie and Chris Alt of Shelby Rich Behras Rick Grubaugh Randy Rech Larry Janicek Tom Hilger Wayne Baer and Dan Lyons of David City Dan McCawley Tom and Jack Nickolite of Bellwood Tom Zitek of Ulysses Jack Koterus and Brad Wells of Columbus Bat boys are Sam Zitek and Tom Baer Shootoffs determine winners Shootoffs were required to determine the winners in both the A and classes at the second annual Tony Cuhel Trap Shoot held at Bruno Sunday In Class A Fred Hoppe of Lincoln Marty Jacob and aer Kloke of David City for first with 48 out of 50 Jacob won the shootoff for first then Hoppe and Kloke had to hold another shootoff to determine the winner of the second place trophy Kloke emerged the winner In Class Bob Slizoski of Columbus and Clarence Graybill of David City tied with 45 of 50 Slizoski won the shootoff for the first place trophy Joe Kucera wins invitational Dale Roehrs is medalist Church Chuckles RevTWeedleD by CARTWRIGHT 1045 By Chuck Stiles Joe Kucera of David City shot par golf (68) for 18 holes Sunday to win the championship trophy in the invitational golf tournament held at the David City Country Club He and George Morgan also of David City tied with Dale Roehrs of Osceola for medalist honors with Roehrs being named the medalist in the playoff Each of the trio carded a par 34 for the first nine holes Roehrs had a 34 and 36 for second place Rick Behms with a 36 and 34 earned third place and Morgan with 34 and 36 took fourth place Fifth place went to Al Sheehan with a 73 total In the first flight Mike Meyer was first with a 76 Hain Mary Kovar and Frank Semin In memory of Frank Hain from Nadine Hain In memory of Anna Matul-ka from Mr and Mrs John Hotovy HEART ASSOCIATION NEBRASKA AFFILIATE In memory of Robert Bear from Mr and Mrs Harold Hermsen AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL FUND In memory of Robert Baer from Messrs and Mmes Tom Hofbauer Richard Po-lak and family Fred Benesch and family Richard Hottovy and Family and Gordon Zeller and family In memory of Kevin Sloup from Messrs and Mmes Richard Longenecker and family Richard Hottovy and family and Gordon Zeller and family In memory of Linda Roh from Messrs and Mmes Lee Stara and family and Richard Hottovy and family In memory of Spatz from Mr and Mrs Fred Benesch and family DAVID CITY CEMETERY In memory of Mrs Blanche Jirik from Otto and Lula Hoeft In memory of Joseph Mensik from Mr and Mrs Adolph Mensik and Ron SCOUT TROOP 268 MEMORIAL FUND In memory of Bob Baer from the First National Bank In memory of Ida Welker from the Butler County Republican Club ST VILLA In memory of James Spatz from Messrs and Mmes Anton Samek and family Ray Stranek Miles Andel and family and Wm A Andel Mrs Bessie Spatz anonymous Mrs Josephine Sedlak In memory of Minnie Peters from Mr and Mrs Arthur Kosch In memory of Anton Spatz from Mrs Bessie Spatz In memory of Kevin Sloup from Messrs and Mmes Robert Allen and Ted Aerts and family anonymous Mrs Mary Demuth Marie De-Wispelare Antonia Navratil Veronica Polacek Erma Ko- You've got it made! Ralph's finally convinced you're not a religious fanatic!" VILLAGE SQUARE O' Second place went to Sam Sharpe also with a 76 Randy Rech and Chris Hayes rounded out the top four Leo Aldrich was the second flight winner with an 80 He was followed by Steve Cran-dell Dennis Souba Rick hoven and Ken Pope The third flight winner was Rick Grubaugh with an 86 Tom Ostroni Gene Zeilinger Larry Pelan and Jerry Tori-niges also were prize winners in this flight The fourth flight was Ron Bertucci with a Jjt Following him were Dapf Bomholdt Gary Hodde Bob High Mark Hopwood and Steve Hopwood A total of 79 golfers competed schneider Rosie Homan Melanie Wilson Dannelle Wilson Lori Schmit Karen Grotelue-schen Doris Grotelueschen Pat Dye Judy Birkel Ann Meister and Janet Hiller Mary Svoboda Charlie Obomy Denise Wilson David Hanus David Van Hook Donna Straight Jan Grubaugh Gloria Van Hook Barb Becker and Robin Hanus Marie Vandenberg Margaret Cockson Ryan Helgoth Jeff Beckman Julie Nicolas Julie Kobza Jason Beil Lisa Hain Johnny Hain Jack Hain Lee Schmit Greg Romshek Peggy Romshek Joe Swoboda Dorothy Hain Mary Swoboda Stephanie Wilson Mary Wilson Jennifer Obomy and Julie Obomy Andy Romshek Wendy Romshek Tina Beringer Lucille Birkel Judy Hastings Cassie Hough Joyce Bell Verla Wilson Dorothy Obor-ny Gussie Wilson Cliff Zehring and Clarabelle Kent Adamson leads field in two mile run at Bellwood Seventy-two persons ranging in age from five to 71 competed Saturday morning in the two mile Centennial fun run at Bellwood Kent Adamson of Columbus placed first with a time of 10:43 Ken Brooks was second with 11:04 Kevin Lambley was third with 12:29 and Jess Robins was fourth with 12:33 The youngest entrants to finish were three five-year-olds Wendy Romshek Jason Bell and Johnny Hain The oldest man was Ernest Hanus 35 Sharing the oldest woman honors were three persons Lucille Birkel Tiny Beringer and Gussie Wilson The ranking of the runners by finish: (ten in each paragraph): Kent Adamson Ken Brooks Kevin Lambley Jess Robins Kevin Kampachnei-der Howard Christman Lonnie Karel Cliff Zehring Mike Wilson and Kent Birkel Jeff Birkel Ernie Hanus Greg Wilson Jason Lambley Mark Wilson Rodney Bell Tony Romshek Brian Hanus Carla Ebel Gary Kamp- "WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT TABLET THAT TAKES CARE OF QA IN ADD ITlON ID UPSET SToMACH? DOUBLE FEATURE STOCK CAR RACES at the DAVID CITY SPEEDWAY Friday evening starting at 8:30 pm More cars and more excitement each week Join us for an evening at the track.