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FREMONT (NebrJ TRBlNE Safurday December 9, 1964 Pag 13 rarK rroposais neady to State Fremont. STATE CO. SOLIL six room one floor home in tyrant school area. Separate dinint room, good basement, and garage. Has second small home on back of lot that might be fixed to rent out Immediate poa-session, Call now.

Homes 93 LIKE-NEW HOME used only' by owner, (Furnished or unfurnished.) Two bedrooms, two baths, family room, gas furnace, garage, many ex- tras. Phone Valley, Nebraa-ka 359-5331. TWO BEDROOM house, US. FOUR bedroom, tse. Paul Bundy Agency, 711-9700.

NICKERSON: modern 42x1 trailer house: on elty sewer. FURNISHED one bedroom cottage, J55. 1012 North K. Call Paul Bundy Agency, 721-9700. MODERN FTVE ROOM.

mils north on Broad, adults, 150. 721-1998. Homes from, 135 to 190 Fred Dvorak, Realtor 806-7 First National Bank Bid. NEAT SMALLER HOME. TWO BEDROOMS.

146. ROHN REALTY I.O.O.F. Building 711-tU SIX ROOM house, modern, close In. reasonable. Inquire 537 North Union, owner.

FOR RENT: Good modern, four bedroom farm home, five miles from Fremont Call after 5:10 P.M. phono 721-5700. TWO BEDROOM house. THREE BEDROOM house, northeast part of town. Baldwin-Peterson 125 North Main 721-0500 AFTER HOURS Ralph Noerrllnger 721-5800 Howard Peterson 721-5499 Business Places, Offices 97 (2) DOWNTOWN BUSINESS BUILDINGS with parking privileges Will give long lease.

Inquire Weiman Realty 204 North Main 721-3170 New Listing Large, three bedroom home, -4i year old. Well, located. Spacious carpeted living room, two full tiled baths, one with vanity: family size kitchen with disposal, oven range Formica tops and birch cabinets; spacious dining area; full, light dry basement, partitioned for rec room. Attached garage, large lot, owner leaving City, must sell. Priced at 118.250.

1944 East First' Need Room? $11,950 will buy this North, west story and a half with large unfinished dormitory room up. garage and ment. $750. down. 1103 per month.

Phelps Avenue ROOMY, three bedroom with large carpeted living room and L-shaped dining room. Loads of beautiful ash cabinets in a family siie kitchen with built-in range. Large tile bath. February 1st possession. 118.950.

Northwest TWO BEDROOM on a quiet shaded street. Full basement and garage. Only 112.600. New 3 Bedroom DAVENPORT PARK Addl-tion. Danish modern cabl-netry.

full basement, attached garage. Drive by 3612 West 11th. Priced at 112 950 with paint agreement. Three Levels YOU HAVE NEVER seen so much room for the money and you have never seen such beautiful woodwork and cabinets. Two to choose from, three or four bedrooms, baths and family roorv Bundy Agency SO West 6th 721-9700 NIGHTS CALL Don Peterson 721-2080 BEST AND NEXT BEST Presidents of the top home rooms in donating can-' ned food to the Salvation Army check the score Fremont High School.

At left is Susan Schulte, whose room finished second to that of Judi Lattin. (Tribune Photo) 4. 4, X-X Schools Contribute 5,311 Cans of Food for Needy reservation Park development proposal? which may be in line for federal financial assistance will go to the State Game Commission early next week. A detailed account of the City Park and Recreation Board's support of the proposals is to be considered for assistance under the Land and Water Conservation Act, according to Ronald Donahue, parks and recreation superintendent. Donahue said he plans to forward the report to state officials Monday.

Proposed are three projects: A 75-acre park near East High way 30 including a nine-hole golf course; conversion of city dump to an exposition grounds; and access roads inprovement in Hormel Park. In his report, Donahue contends that need of a golf course Motel Purchase Suit Dismissed By Judge Flory A $12,000 District Court suit filed against the owners of Berry Motel has been ordered dismissed by Judge Robert L. Flory. The suit was filed by Culbert-son, Roe and Bell, a i -coin real estate firm which claimed Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Berry would not comply with an agreement after the firm found a purchaser for the motel. Following non-jury trial Dec. 2, attorneys for both parties submitted briefs. The judge held that the Lincoln firm "did not prove a cause of action" and ordered the suit dismissed and the firm to pay $141.70 court costs. The Berrys contended the firm did not produce an acceptable buyer and that a statement of earnings for an apartment building to be taken in trade was not accurate.

Scribner Couple Files Law Suit Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dames of Scribner have filed a suit against Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones, Westfield, and their son Larry W.

Jones Las Vegas, over an automobile accident in Scribner last June 20. Dames also filed the suit on behalf of his daughters, Diane Kay and Linda Sue seeking $5,000 for injuries they sustained in the accident and the balance for damage to the Dames car. The suit asserts that Larry W. Jones was speeding and his negligence caused the accident. The Jones lived in Scribner at the.

time of the accident. Former Valley Resident Dies VALLEY i for Charles Marvin Wyrick, 76, former Valley resident who died in Omaha Friday, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday from the Swanson Funeral Home here with Rev. Paul R. Moon officiating.

Mr. Swanson, a former employe of Roberts Dairy company here, moved to Omaha three years ago. He is survived by a son, Neil, San Angelo, a daughter, Mrs. Robert Houck, Omaha; four grandchildren and two brothers. Graveside services at Pros pect Hill Cemetery, Elkhorn, will be conducted by the Claude H.

Montgomery Post 58, American Legion. stems from lack of a municipal facility and that need is evidenc ed by the use given courses at Wahoo, Oakland, and Omaha by Fremont golfers. He said 65 acres would be devoted to the course and the other 10 acres to an area for picnics, playground, ball field, parking, and space reserved for tennis courts and a swimming pool. Terming the porposed facility as an "important tourist stop," Donahue said use would also be by Fremonters and residents of surrounding communities. Of Fremont's 31-acre city dump, Donahue said appearance improvement is in the line beacuse the dump, located at the south entrance to the city, "has been an eyesore for As an exposition grounds, the site is "nearly perfect," n-ahue stated.

He listed access to nearby Hwy 77 and a county road, near the Piatt River and bordered by wooded areas as advantages of the location. Suggesting that Fremont's eight-county 4-H Fair could be held there, he noted that the fair's present site in Memorial Park has limited space for exhibits and parking. Proposed improvement there would include a large exposition hall of summer-type n-struction, having a stage and seating capacity for several thousand persons. Suggested use, in addition to fair-related activity, is for summer stock dramatic shows. Other improvements would include dirt fill, and grading, entrance and exit drives, 1 a d-scaping, electrical power and water facilities, a tenting area, a show ring for livestock, and 11 acres of parking area for 1,500 vehicles.

Suggested improvement of the 167-acre Hormel Park is for access roads only in order to maintain the effect of a wilder-nes type park, according to Donahue. Speciafic work proposed Is filling low areas in roads, providing drainage culverts, and stabilizing three miles of roads with gravel. Santa Highlight Of Yule Party Santa Claus has scheduled a visit to the American Legion clubrooms for 7 p.m. Monday, according to chairmen in charge of the Legion's annual children's party. Bernard McGee and E.

V. Nielsen say the annual Christ-mas party also will feature a magic show, movies and treats. Sheriff Given Care Of Pair of Horses Two gelding horses found andering loose in Eastgate Addition Friday afternoon may be claimed by calling the sheriff's office or Calvin Burns, Rt. 3, Fremont. Larry Erickson, chief deputy sheriff, said Mrs.

Burns noticed the horses one black, the other brown and white about 2 p.m. Friday. Burns corraled the animals and called the office, Erickson said. Church Yule Affair Attended by Thirty About 30 persons were present for the Friday evening Christmas dinner party of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Gifts were exchanged and games were played.

will follow the program. Senior choir members a.n children In grades five through eight of the Trinity Lutheran Church and school will present a Christmas concert, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The concert will be under the direction of Walter F. Eggert, Trinity's director of music.

Carols will be sung by the assembly present. On Wednesday at 7 p.m., Sunday school classes of the Salvation Army will present recitations and the Torch Bearers and Crusaders will present the pantomime play, "The Spirit of Christmas." "Prophecy and Fulfillment" Is the title of a cantata to I given at the Wednesday Christmas vesper service, 7:30 p.m. at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Dav Sauiis. Carol singing in thelower. auditorium and treats for the children will follow the cantata.

All Sunday school children of Calvary Baptist Church will participate in the presentation of the program, "I Love To Tell the Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the church. Practica Gift HAVE TOUR FAMILY see this country, ranch-type home. In the pink of condition with automatic hot water, heat for these cold davs. Fully carpeted throughout.

lVfc baths, large living room with wood burning fireplace. Three spacious bedrooms and modern family-styled kitchen with built-in oven and range. Has two car attached garage and plenty of outdoor space for the children. Price Just 117.900. Take a look! Solid Value IIVO large carpeted bedrooms, king siie carpeted jiving room with fireplace and adjoining dining room.

Oood sised family kitchen with loads of birch cabinets, Formica tops, exhaust fan. large sparkling tilrd bath with built-in vanity snd large linen closet. Spacious cedar closet in hall. Full, light, dry basement with shower, half bath, knotty pine rec room and extra bedroom. Attached two car garage with electric door control.

Landscaped lot, centrally air conditioned. Built by a master builder. Fully insulated and low heat bills. Age 9. Outstanding buy.

call for an appointment. $21,500. Fremont STATE CO. 721-2061 535 North Park LLOTD C. BLAIR.

Realtor Evening! call Bob Brown 72t-SS Marion Ingold 751-93 pavid Mitten 721-6u7 h'EW three bedroom, kitchen has all extras, dining area with sliding glass doors to patio, attached garage, full basement. Immediate possession. 7tl-(H0l. E. W.

Johnson Realtor Pathfinder Hotel 721-0971 or Evenings 72MS3S Northside School CHARMING, well conditioned, two bedroom. Completely carpeted. Features full formal dining room bright festive kitchen foyer entrance to spacious living room full, dry basement and attached garage, Here is the best news it is priced at Just 11,500. and what 4 buy I $5,300. HKRE'8 a terrific value A newly redecorated two bedroom bungalow in a fine neighborhood near Memorial Park.

Includes new wiring throughout, new gai hot water, good furnace, aluminum combinations throughout Low heat bills and taxes ere Just pon't delay! This a real clean, economy home. Hazen Realty Co. 721-4550 47 North Park APTKR HOURS CALL Eddie Jensen 711-4101 Vaughn Haxea 711-0101 The Welcome Sign Is Plenty of Parking at our new address: M4 North Main til CEDAR STREET near new three bedroom home, recently redecorated Inside and out Carpeted living room and hallway large attached garage basement partially finished central air ceramic tile In both baths Be sure end Investigate thla fine home. 5 NORTH LINCOLN three bedrooms excellent floor plan attached garage redecorated priced 110.600. Buy with small down payment ERAND new three bed.

ROOM home lovely built-Ins two car garage full basement located 151 West lUh Will consider trade for older home Price reduced. Price reduced ti.ooo. on creage located 190J North Comers Including two bedroom home rive out buildings paved feed yards l. acres. Boy now for only 114.000.

FEET HIGHWAY FRONTAQO by 0 foot in depth, in inglewood. This property is soned "business." Also has home that could be converted Into Income property or ured "si Is" Buy alitor only Sll.tOO. WEIAAAN REAL North Main tU-1171 Brick ATTRACTIVE five teems. Jr High Bchool Under 1 15.000. Bell Street GOOD; four bedrooms, front fnd dining room, two oaths, finished garage.

17.000. Southwest well arranged rooms; garage. Paved lot Fred Dvorak 7217068 Reel Estate-Loans-Insunince 0-7 First National Bank lUd, rtltK5UN slM IOOP Building 711-4750 Peterson AKr'laltAt I sft 1 Tl'l it i-twttiiit mii DISTRICT COURT Edna M. Proctor of Fremont has been granted a decree of divorce from Douglas H. Proctor.

The court apnroved a mutual prooerty settlement agreement. They were married June 9, 1951. Margaret Kounovsky of Fremont has been granted a decree of divorce from James Edward Kounovsky. She was awarded household effects and furnishings and personal effects in her possession, custody of two children and child support. They were married Mar.

18, 1961, to Fremont. Joan Skinner of Dodge County has been granted a decree of divorce from Glade R. Skinner. She was given custody of four children and child suDport. They were married Jan.

22, 1955, lii Council Bluffs, Iowa. Lucille Almeda Porter of Fremont has been granted a de cree of divorce from Earl Ches ter Porter Sr. She was given custody of two children, child support, household effect and furnishings and personal prop erty in htr possession. They were married June 8, 1943, in Ainsowrth. Betty Ann Hodyc of County has been granted a de cree of divorce from John Hodyc.

She was given custody of four children and household goods and furnishings. They were married in Fremont, Jan. 25, 1958. COUNTY COURT Judge Richard C. Morehouse imposed the following fines plus $5 court costs Friday afternoon: Alvin Ray Barberg, Denver, $25, evading fuel tax; Joseph F.

Meysenburg, border patrol. Wlllard Krause, Wahpeton, N. $25, evading- fuel tax; Meysenburg. Dave Metti, Jackson, $25, evading fuel tax; Aden V. Riege, border patrol.

William E. Grunst, Jackson, $25, evading fuel tax; Arnold Willhoft, border patrol. Raymond F. Brestte, Omaha, $110, overweight on tandem axle; Batman. JUSTICE COURT Justice of the Peace Neil W.

Schilke Imposed the following lines plus J4 court costs Fri day afternoon: Jack Wallace. Devils Lake. N. $75 and $60, two count overweight. on a croup of axles: Nile Batman, scale officer.

Lawrence R. Anderson and and Implement Mitchell, S. $21. failure to secure Nebraska license plates; Waiter Aoam, scale officer. James J.

Lindcren and Hill side, Uehling, $11, overweight on capacity plates; Adam. Elmer E. Helnemann. Pen der, $81, Overweight on axle; Adam. J.

B. Crawford Garland Tex $53, overweight on a group of axles; Batman. Delmer Alder. Emmet. $81.

overweight on axle; Batman. Kooert John Rochford, North Bend. $10. loaded shot nun in can; Wayne conservation officer. Gar Brum Hnflanrl Sioux City.

tlO. sreedin? in zone limits; Curtis Cochran, Nebraska Safety Patrol. Melvln J. Tomka. West Po nt.

$11, speeding In a truck; Coch ran. Randal Kuslcika. Omaha. $11. speedine in a truck: J.

N. Ken- kel, Nebraska Safety Patrol. Allen D. Mich e. 1715 N.

Park $16. speedine in zone li mits; KentcL CowdlwMs Hildenbrand Funeral Monday Ronald A. Hildenbrand, 51, 1708 N. Broad a watchmaker, died Friday in a Lincoln hospital. Mr.

Hildenbrand, an employe of Karl's Jewelry for 17 years, had been ill since November. He was born Aug. 24, 1913, in Saline, Mo. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Hildenbrand served in the Army Quartermaster Corps.

He was a member of the Evangelical United Bretherw Church. Mr. Hildenbrand was married Dec. 29, 1945, to the former Marcella Brown in Dayton, Ohio. She survives.

Other survivors are two sons, Allan and Garv. Fremont: his mother, Mrs. Ann Hildenbrand, fceymour, two brothers, Harold, Des Moines and Howard. Seymour. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday from the Evangelical United Brethern Church with Rev. Francis Gross officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Cemetery i Bader-Rozanek-Law- son Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. The casket will remain closed at the church. A memorial fund has been established by the family for tne iwangeucal United Breth ern Church.

Yule Party to Fete Retarded Children Members of the ninth grade Pep Club will sponsor a Christ mas party at 4 p.m. Tuesday ior ennaren oi tne Opportunity Center. A 30-minute program is planned in the Junior High Auditorium for the 23 children, said Mrs. Kay Brown, Pep Club sponsor. Santa Claus will make an appearance to distribute gifts which ninth graders purchased.

Refreshments will conclude the afternoon. Mrs. Brown said this is the second year for the party. Leonard Sully, 417 S. $11, no driver's license; R.

F. Millard, chief of Myron E. Paulsen. Beemer. $10, improper muffler; H.

E. Hen, ivebraska Safety Patrol. Ginger K. r. 1631 N.

Garfield $16, speeding; Ken-kel. Leo A. Wolf. Spirit Lake. $11, speeding; Kenkel.

Charles L. Johnson, Kennard. $16, speeding; Heil. David C. Brandon.

Omaha. $11. speeding; Fay Robeson, weoraska Safety Patrol. Paul Fackler, Blair. $21.

speeding; Robeson. Leroy E. Lund, 1540 E. Dodee $16, speeding; Cochran. John W.

Paden, 735 N. Grant $10, speeding; Cochran. Edith 0. Ferguson, Niobrara, $11, speeding; Cochran. Esther L.

Butterfield. Norfolk, $11, speeding; Heil. Irene Tarnick, benoa, sn, speeding; Heil. Gayle M. Kggers, Lesnara.

$16, speeding; H. T. Hanpen, Nebraska Safety Patrol. Johnv A. Wojiak, Omaha, $16, speeding; Hansen.

Ervin Meimann, Fremont, $11. speeding; Cochran. Dorinda M. Tinman, zin n. Platte $11, speeding; Han sen.

Larrv L. Thompson, Fremont, $16, speeding; Cochran. Larry A. Andre, omana, jn, speeding; Cochran. Jimmy W.

Harrtr, Elgin, szi, speeding; Heil. MARRIAGE LICENSES Garrv C. Porter. 22, and Na- dine E. Low.

21, both Lincoln. Delbert Dewayne Tunink; 21, Lincoln Air Force Base, and Pamela Elaine Reichenbacher, 20. Fremont. Rex Darrcll Welkel, 27.. Val ley, and Beverly Jean Bartak, 21, Fremont.

Florists 100 "By our FLOWERS and SERVICE we are known' Greens Greenhouses 1 Locations 721-0984 The Miles' Fremont's Quality Florists since 1921 Fremont Greenhouses 6) West Linden 721-1580 ARDELE'S FLOWERS De-jlgns of Distinction 144 South Broad 721-4411 Funerals 101 HlLDKNBRAND, Ronald. 51, North Broad, passed away Friday afternoon in Lincoln. Survivors: wife, Marcella; sons Allan and Gary at home; mother. Mrs, Ann Hildenbrand, Seymour. Iowa: brothers.

Harold of Dea Moines: Howard. Seymour, iowa. Funeral SERVICES will be Monday at P.M. at Evangelical United Brethren Church with the Rev. Francis F.

Gross officiating. Burial Memorial Cemetery. The caket will be closed at the church. A memorial fund has been established for the Church. Family requests no flowers.

BADER-ROZANEK-LAWSON 631 North Park WHITMORE, Hallle 75 years of age. 1331 North Hancock, passed away Saturday morning, Tilden. Nebraska. Survived by wife. Anna; two daughters: Mrs.

Ruby Thomas. Norfolk. Mrs. Ruth Carlson. Fremont; two sons: Kenneth and Glen, Omaha, one sister Mrs, Frank Rlchey, Fremont; 12 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren.

Two daughters preceded him In death. FUNERAL SERVICES 11:00 A.M. Tuesday Lattin-Dugan-Chambers Funeral Home. Rev. Lowell Dickinson, officiating.

Burial Ridge Cemetery. LATTIN-DUGAK CHAMBERS Mortuaries 102 Bader-Rozanek-lawson FUNERAL CHAPELS Oil Park 904 Bell 721-1010 84 Hour Ambulance Service Lattin-Dugan-Chambers FUNERAL HOME Ambulance 721 -8) Monuments, Vaults 103 Little Monument Co. "Your authorised ROCK OF AGES Dealer" 5 West Military 721-8230 WANT ADS" Snot r.TVTT bt I jDiylDiyilDtyllDiys Word (llneifchlC.ihlrihCth 10 1.271 1.881276 1.671 2.3013.68 16 20 24 l2.03lJ.13l4 60 12.431 3.7515.52 MINIMUM AO CASH 48c flours Four Avrago Six letter Worth le lino. Abbreviation not permitted. Ctih relet art quoted.

Charged tdt will bo accepted by telephone or mell, end If paid within seven days from the last day of lmei lion cam rat will be allowed, If your tccount peld In fuH. DIAL 721 -5' .00 ubllther reserves the right to edit or reecl ny Went Ad Copy. Not rtipomlbl for error thr hat run one. OIAOIINI New Adt and CemellUloonf' 1 9 JO AX day of publkilkM CURRENT SATURDAY'S MARKETS Hern Stags and Cocks Cream No 1 .04 .18 Farm run eggs Pullet eggs FREMONT GRAIN Milo 1.80 Oats .78 Wheat 1.48 Corn 1.22 Soybeans 2.M FREMONT LIVESTOCK CLOSE Hogs generally steady. Barrows and gilts 14.20 to 15.50; grade and yield up to 15.93.

Sowg 10.00 to 13.50. Cattle generally steady. Steers and belfen 14.00 to 23.25. OMAHA LIVESTOCK OMAHA (AP) (USDA)-Cat-tie compared last week's close: Steers and heifers 50-75 lower; cows steady to weak, spots 25 lower; bulls and veakrs steady; feeders steady to weak; high choice and prime lbs steers ima.ZS; W-i 23.50-2J.75; lbs 23.40- Acreages 82 UNIMPROVED acreage with Highway rrontage, at less than 1500. per acre.

Terms. Ray Satorie, Fremont Farms 83 Nore And Inc. 414 First National Bank Bld. Fremont. Nebraska exch' sivkly" JacJ Paulson.

Farm Manager THE PATHFINDER CO. 721-1055 Dick Flynn FARMERS NATIONAL CO. 1039 East 9th 721-7371 Want Real Estate 87 We Need Houses To Sell Baldwin-Peterson 125 North Main 721-0500 REAL ESTATE-R1n! Room's 90 LAKiSE SLEEPING ROOMS and kitchenettes, reasonable. Tracy Motel. 815 South Krad.

2N192J LARGE SLEEPING ROOM, close in. 1009 North Broad ROOMS Special Weekly Rates Hotel services Linens OMald Elevator 4) Telephone Lobby TV jrafe Barber shop Drug store, etc. FREMONT'S FINEST downtown independent living. Pathfinder Hotel Apartments 91 LARGE ONE ROOM furnish ed apartment wltn gitcnen-ette. Clean, quiet 130.

618 West Eighth. FI'RN1SHE1, close In. warm, cosy. Parking. JENKINS.

711-4900. 2100 North Bell. WELL FURNISHED, up-stairs, one bedroom apartment, 721-2000. 830 West10; Murphy Apartment Co. THREE ROOM efficiency.

910 North Brosd, second floor, furnished. t0 all utilities paid. 721-1310 CLEAN, furnished, two room, upstairs. Utilities paid. 721-1272 after t.

Furnished and I'nfurnlshed 130 to 1(5 Fred Realtor IQ6-7 First National Bank Bid. WAHOO THREE ROOMS DOWNTOWN. UNFURNISHED. 131. ROHN REALTY t.O OF Building 721-H47 FURNISHED basement apart-ment, 145 month utilities najdIAdnlt.

Call 721-3731. EXTRA NICE, three room furnished basement, adults, 160. 721-6S23. APARTMENT In late type, slx-plex, walking distance to town. Refrigerator, stove and heat furnished.

1.0. Fremont State Co. 711-206L NICE three room furnished. frlvate entrance and be lb, 'tllltles paid. 721-llM.

QUIET, clean, two room, upstairs, furnished. 146. North I. 721-7011 or 711- 9361. WARM, clean, nicely furnished, three rooms, bath, ground floor, utilities paid, 175.

721-9201. 760 East Sec- ond. VERANDA Apartments. 711 William. Two bedroom available.

Contaot Jerry. Kelser. 711-0261. THREE ROOM apartment private bath. 145.

711-1780 before 1 P.M. cr a fter 1 P.M. IM El I AT POSH ESS ION. furnished or unfurnished. -two or three bedroom apartments at Fremont's newest: The Fremont Osrden Apsrt menu.

1100 Nerth L. JERRY FOY. REALTOR 1711 East Military Residence, 711-0761 6NE ROOM Utilities paid. 136. tan I PICKARD APART NT 8, three room rnlshed.

721-2S Of 721-6971 K'FAR NEW. two bedroom apartment. Close In. stove-refrigerator furnished. see cell 721-43 EORTWO BEDROOM furnished apartments.

Near new furniture, Baldwin-Peterson I2S North Main TJM50I After Houri Ralph Noerrllnger Howard Peterson 711-6491 Duple 92 -Murphy Apartment Co. NICK three bedroom duplet. Living room dining room. etnlra and hall Td. New furnsee.

tile bath, lit North 1. 175. Eire, clenn unfurnished two bedroom, full basement, lots of closet snsce. 8t. Avail; sole December 1.

Located 1426 North C. CaU 721-14 a Fremont Public School pupils contributed 5,311 cans of food to the Salvation-Army in a week long drive which ended Friday. Senior High School contributed 2,308 cans while elementary schools gave about 2,300 and Junior High School contributed 711. Last year the schools gave about 4,000. A climax to the week's ac tivities is a Christmas party in the high school gymnasium Saturday, 8 p.m.

to midnight. "Merry Christmas" and "Happy New Year" will be crowned from among four candidates for each title. The party is sponsored by the Distributive Education Club. H. E.

TOtmore Rites Tuesday Services for Hallie E. 1 1- more, 75. 1331 N. Hancock will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Lattui-Dugan-Chambers -Funeral Home.

Rev. Lowell Dickinson will of ficiate and burial will be in Ridge Mr. Whitmore who died Sat' urday morning in Tilden was born Nov. 4, 1889, in Lyons and had lived u. Fremont since 1925.

He retired from the C. A. Swan son Co. 10 years ago. He is survived by his widow, the former Anna Ahl, whom he married Dec.

13, 1911, in Beat rice. Other. survivors Include two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Carlson, Fremont, and Mrs Ruby nomas, Norfolk; two sons, Kenneth and Glen, both Omaha; a sis ter, Mrs. Frank Richey, Fre mont; 12 grandchildren and sev en great-grandchildren.

The Whitmores had celebrat ed their golden wedding anni versary in 1961. 23.50; most choice 22.00-23.00; eood and choice 21.50-22.25: high choice and prime lbs heifers 23.25; ids h.d-23.00; high choice with end prime lbs 22.00-22.75; bulk choice 21.25-22.25; good and choice 20.50-21.25; utility and commercial cows 11.00-12.25, few 12.50-13.00; canners and cutters 9.50-11.00, few 11.25-11.50; choice feeder steers 20.00-20.35; choice yearling steers 20.00 21.25; choice and prime steer calves 25.00-26.00; choice 22.00 23.75; choice heifer calves 20.00-20.75; most choice 18.00-19.50. Hogs compared last week's close: Barrows and gilts 25-75 higher; sows 25-50, mostly 25 higher; U.S. No 1 and 2 220 ids 17.00; 211-221 lbs 18.75; No 13 190-240 lbs 16.00-16.50 240-270 lbs 15.25 16.25; 300 625 lbs sows 12.00-13.75. Sheen compared last week's close: Slaughter lambs 25 lower: other classes steadv: bulk choice with end prime woolcd iambs 19.50 zo.oo, tew a.ir, good and choice 18.50 19.25; choice with end prime shorn No 1 and fall shorn pelts 19.75; good and choice 18.50-19.00; util ity and eood wooled ewes 5.00- 6.00; cull and utility 4.00-5.50.

OMAHA PRODUCE OMAHA (AP)-MILK: Basic prices on milk testing 1.5 'per cent butterfat; Class 1 Class 2 $3.14. CREAMERY BUTTER: To dealers 92 score in paper cartons 67; 90 score 65. OMAHA (AP) Dealers sell-tog prices of cars f.o.b. Omaha: Alfalfa: No 1 $22: No $19- 20; No $14-15. upland Prairie: No 1 $25; Vjo 2 $23-24.

Highest Incorporated city in the U. S. is said to be Leadville, at an altitude of 10,188 feet. Christmas Programs Set By Churches for Siindav Yuletide programs at several of the local churches help to create the spiritual air of the holiday season. "The Starlit Way" is the pageant to be presented, Sunday at 5:30 p.m.

by the adult and children choirs of Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. Howard Spangler, director, combined several patterns to form the original program. Following the pageant, gifts will be exchanged among the children. A special offering will be taken for the five bere-volent homes sponsored by the church.

Youth groups will go caroling after the program. Congregation members of the Lincoln Avenue Christian Church will meet Sunday at 6:30, p.m. at the parsonage. Froni there, the entire group will carol to local nursing homes, the hospital annex and shut-ins. Refresh ments at the parsonage will follow the caroling.

Sunday at 7 p.m. in the east cottage of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, the senior choir of the church will present a Christmas song and candlelight service. A fellowship hour.