I I I I 1 Radio SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 3 6 10 Saturday News p.m. 7 Strike It Lucky- -Bowl 6:30 3 Maya Adventure Maya endangered when Raji, Terry meet and try tol tame wild boy raised by tigers 610 Jackie Gleason Show Musical variety (60m) 7 Dating Game- Quiz Lee Majors is guest star 7:00 7 Newlywed Game- Quiz 4 couples compete in game 7:30 3 Get Smart Comedy KAOS kidnaps Max, replaces him with identical double 610 My 3 Sons Comedy Eldest son Robbie (Don Gra- dy) weds Katie (Tina 'Cole) in formal church ceremony 7 Lawrence Welk-Music Dale Robertson in salute to country music month (60) 8:00 3. NBC Movie-Comedy (64). Favorite Sport' PR girl sets up fishing tourney; gets fishing expert (who hates fish) to compete: Rock Hudson, P. Prentiss 610 Hogan's Heroes Hogan finds- Nazi plot to kill Eng.
Prime Minister 8:30 6 10 Petticoat Junction Steve can't get up courage to propose to Betty Jo 7 Iron Horse -Western Ben attempts to protect a band of Indians from ranchers who want to kill them 9:00 6 10 Mannix-Detective Mannix tries find missing chemist; runs into hunt for Nazi war criminal. (60m) 9:30 7 Big Bands Music Stan Kenton and orchestra with singer June Christy 10:00 News (All stations) 10:15 7 Movie Tennessee's PartC Her' Gambler, cowpoke and dance hall queen join: Ron Reagan, Rhonda Fleming. 10:20 6 Movie 'Smoke Signal' Settlers run Colo. rapids to, escape Indians: Radio Highlights SATURDAY 1:30 NU Football: KFAB, KLIN p.m. KFOR, WOW.
Nebraska plays at Kansas State. 10:00 The Jazz Hours: KFMQ. p.m. Starring Andre Previn SUNDAY 6:00 Religion on Air: a.m. Adventist: 9:05 WOW to Catholic: 6 KFAB; 8:40 1:45 WOW; 10:30 KWHG p.m.
Christian Reform: 10KFAB Christian Science: 9:15 KFAB; 1:45 p.m. KLMS Church Christ: 8:15 KLIN Jewish: 11:15 KFOR Lutheran: KFABe KLIN; 12:30 KLMS Methodist: 9 KFAB; 11:30 St. Paul KFOR. Mormon: choir, 10:35 WOW Nondenominational: 7:10 WOW: 8:00 Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, KLIN; 8:10 WOW; 8:30 Bible KFAB: 9 Protestant Hour, KLIN; 9:15 Art of Living KFMQ; Presbyterian: 10:30 Westminster KLIN; 10 FirstKFOR.
Reformed Church: 8:30 KLIN. 1:00 Great Symphony Series: p.m. KFMQ. Debut: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra plays Dvorak a 'Symphony -5' 3:00 Sunday Classics: KWHG. 3:15 Centennial News: KLMS p.m.
News from 100 years ago. 5:30 Meet Press: KFAB, NBC p.m. Betty Furness interview 8:30 Issues, Answers: KFOR p.m. ABC. Sen.
Stennis 9:00 Talk Back Show: KFMQ. p.m, Church, Mental Health MONDAY 10:30 Betsy Fashion Notebook: a.m. KFMQ. Advice on styling 7:00 Broadway Showcase: p.m. KWHG.
'I Do, I Do' men Radio WEEK KFAB (1110, NBC), Omaha Nebraska's largest, affiliated with Lincoln Journal, Lincoln Star; 24 hours; news: on hour -plus 5:30, 6:30, 6:55, 5:30, weather: 5:10, 5:40, 12:15, markets: 5:20, 5:50, 6:20, 6:55, 12:20, sports: specials: KFAB Monitor, week nights: NBC Monitor, weekends. KFOR (1240, ABC), to midnight. (Sunday sign on at. 7); news: on half hour till 8:30, :55 after weather: 6:55, markets: specials: Breakfast -Club, -9; Hazel Stebbens, 1, weekdays. KLIN (1400, RPI Audio), Lincoln-5 to 1 (Sunday 6 midnight); news: 6:45 and :55 after markets: 12, sports: 7:30, 8:05, specials: What's Your Opinion 12:15, 6:15, Morning Show, 7.
KLMS (1480, MBS), Lincoln 24. hours; news: 5 till hour; weather: 6:45, 7:15, 7:45, 4:45, University Speaks, 11:45 Lee Thomas, 4, Return to Paper Plates, 2:25, 7:35, 10:25, 2:25, 5:25, 9:25. KLOL Lincoln news: on the hour; specials: J. Peder Boysen 8:05 Brothers of Broom, 1:05, Polka Party 12 Sun. KWBE (1450), Beatrice 24 hours; news: 5 minutes before the hour after 1.
WOW (590, CBS), Omaha 24 hours; news: :55 until 9, on hour after markets: sports: specials: Arthur Godfrey, 10:10, Kirby's Corner, 3:10. KFAB-FM (99 mc), Omaha 24. hours music; news: every hours: weather: on quarter hour; markets: sports: 12:45, specials: Community Calendar 8:35, 10:35, 1:35. KWHG-FM (102.7 mc), Lincoln 6 to 12 (Friday, Saturday to 2); Popular, semiclassical music in stereophonic; specials: Morning Show, 6:30, Broadway Showcase 7, Mon. Sat.
KFMQ-FM (95.3-mc), Lincoln to midnight Sat. to 1); classical, showtime music; weather: 7:30, 8:30, 12, 3, 5:50, 7:30, 9, 10; markets: 12, 4:45, 8. CLIP and SAVE Channels Seen in Lincoln 3 KMTV (NBC) Omaha WOW (CBS) Omaha KETY (ABC) Omaha 10. KOLN (CBS) Lincoln Same (ID Grand- Idand 02 KUON (ETV) Lincoln Symbol Explanations Color (R) Repeat (P) Preempted LOCAL RADIO KFAB (1110 Omaha KFOR (1240 Lincoln KLIN (1400)- Lincela KIMS (1480: MBS) Lincola KLOL (1530: D) Lincoln WOW (500: CBS) Omaha FM RADIO SFAB-FM (99.9mc)- KFMQ-FM KOWE-FM (94.1mc) -Omaha KWHG-FM (102.7mc) -Lincoln KWBE-FM (92.9mc) -Beatrice WOW-FM Dana Andrews, Piper Laurie 10:25 3 Roller Derby-Skating N.W. Cards vs N.Y.
Chiefs 10:35 10 -Movie Western 'Gunsight Ridge' Cowpoke trails outlaw: Mark Stevens 11:30 3 Movie Conquered World' Scientist helps aliens: Peter Graves (75m) 11:45 7 Movie- -'The Man Inside' Detective hunts stolen diamonds in Lisbon, Madrid: Jack Palance, Anita Ekberg SUNDAY MORNING 7:30 6 Church in Home a.m. C10 For Children Only 7:55 7 Thought for Day -Rel. 8:00 3 Singin' Time In Dixie 6 Tom, Jerry- Cartoon 7 Christophers Rel. 8:15 07 Davey and Goliath 8:30 610 Underdog- -Child. 7 Milton Monster- -Child.
9:00 3 Jean's Story Time 6 Sacred Heart- -Rel. Linus Lionhearted 10 Tom and Jerry 9:15 6 Forces of Peace 9:30 3 Plain Talk- Rel. 6 This is the Life 7 Peter Potamus Child. 10 For Children Only 10:00 Faith For Today 6 Camera 3-Religion 7 Bullwinkle- Child. 10 Dennis The Menace 10:30 3 Notre Dame Football Iowa U.
at Notre Dame 6 Mass for Shut-ins 7 Discovery '67-Children 10 This is Life- Rel. 11:00 6 Lamp Unto My Feet 7 Lutheran Services C. 10 Face Talk 11:30 6 Face Nation- Talk Statesmen interviewed 10 Capitol Report 11:45 10 Statehouse Report AFTERNOON Meet Press Interview Betty Furness visits (30m) p.m. 6 TV News Conference 710 Bob Devaney Show Films of NU vs K-State 12:30 C3 AFL Highlights 6 Teen Topics Omaha 1:00 C3 World Series 6 Biography-Document, 7 Magilla Gorilla- -Child. 10 In Search of Peace 1:30 6 Curtis, Hruska Report 7 Beagles Cartoons 10 Cheyenne -Western 2:00 6 U.S.
Farm Report 7 Bowling: Joe Patrick 2:15 C10 House Hunting 2:30 610 NFL Pro-Football' San Francisco at L.A. 3:00 7 Movie-'Tokyo Joe' Man thinks wife died in war camp: Humphrey Bogart 12E Masters of Keyboard Selections from Mozart 3:30 3 AFL Pro-Football, 2 Miami at Kansas City 4:00 12 Eric Hoffer- Comment 4:30 (2E Local Issue-Report Airport obsolescence 5:00 C7 Zoo Time- Omaha. 12 House, Home: Huss Advice to housewives 5:30 71 Honeymooners- -Comedy 'Here comes the bride' (2E Bookshelf--Review Michener's 'The Source" 5:45 6 Great Moments Music 10 NFL Post EVENING 6:00 610 Lassie Adventure Lassie saves young p.m. 7 Voyage to Bottom Sea Legendary Flying Dutchman menaces the Seaview sub 12 Open Mind -Discuss. 6:30 03 Walt Disney's World 'Prince of Donegal' Irish revolution ('66) (part 2) 6 Gentle Ben- Comedy 10 Pilot Dick trapped Wickman in plast.ow 7:00 6 10 Ed Sullivan--Variety Jim.
Dean, Wayne and ster, Jack E. Leonard 7 The F.B.I.- Adventure Wife of juor in murder trial threatened by dad of the defendant; FBI investigates (2E From Here To There Life, customs of India 7:30 3 Mothers-In-Law -Com. Moms snoop on newlyweds (2E Experiment- Science Topic: white blood cells 8:30 3 Bonanza -Western Hoss seeks to free Little Joe, Candy who are charged with murder in other town 610 Smothers Brothers Actress. Greer Garson and The Association singers 7 ABC Movie- Comedy Yum Yum Tree' Coed, boy friend move into apt. to share rent; landlord falls for girl: Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley 12E Sunday Showcase 'Nice Place to Visit' Tour of N.Y., with stories, poems, music about the city 9:00 3 High Chapparal-West.
Don Sebastian feels he was tricked into giving Cannon prize bull; raids cattle 610 Mission: Impossible 'Slave' (2-parter) IMP force tries to stop slave trade in Persian Gulf kingdom 9:15 (2 Industry On Parade 9:30 (2 Standwells- -Puppets Sing famous love songs 10:00 News (All but 5 (2 E) (2E Nine To Get Ready Topic: conception (30m) 10:15 3 Joe Pyne Controversy Reincarnation; analysis 7 Sunday News Report 10:20 6 Movie- 'Billy Budd' Accident Is Fatal To Woman Mrs. Madsen, 720 Peach Lincoln 9 10 A Lincoln woman, 72, died early Saturday 1 morning at Bryan Memorial Hospital as a result of a two-car accident at 66th and Fremont. The victim was identified by police as Mrs. Villa I. Madsen, 720 Peach St.
According to investigating officers, the Madsen car was northbound on 66th when it was in collision with an eastbound car driven by Arthur J. Ethridge, 5200 Hartley. The impact of the two vehicles ripped open the driv. er's. side of the Madsen car, spinning the auto out of control until it came to rest against a tree on the front lawn of 6600 Fremont, some 35 feet away.
Mrs. Madsen, according to police, was knocked out of her car on impact and hurled some 30 feet along the pavement. Traffic Fatalities 1967 1966 Nebraska 324 330 Lancaster County 20 30 Mishap Kills Gretna Woman A 26-year-old Gretna woman died late Friday night in an Omaha hospital of injuries suffered in a two-car crash about. three miles west of Gretna on Highway 370. She was Judith A.
Young. The driver of the second vehicle involved in the mishap, Ora Kuehn, 47, of Springfield, was in critical condition at an Omaha hospital Saturday. The State Patrol said the road was slick from rain when the cars met nearly headon. Both drivers were alone in their vehicles. The State Patrol reported Forrest Mueller, 20, Fullerton, was killed Friday afternoon in a two-car accident on U.S.
Highway 30 about miles west of Wahoo. Hospitalized in Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tomsack of Kearney.
Lincolnite Is Badly Hurt A Lincoln man remained in critical condition at Bryan Memorial Hospital Saturday as a result of a car accident at 56th" and Sts. late Friday afternoon. Melvin L. Waters, 51, 1104 So. 37th, suffered a possible brain concussion as a result of the accident, according to a hospital spokesman.
Police said Waters' car was northbound on 56th St. when it was struck by a westbound car driven by Rodney G. Rehm, 18, a University of Nebraska student from DeWitt living at 1245 No. 16th. Waters' car was knocked against the front of a house belonging to Joseph F.
Havelka, 401 No. 56th. Waters was pinned in his car after it struck the house. The door of the car had to be removed to free him. Police said Waters evidently hit his head on a heater in the car when the car struck a tree in the yard before coming to a stop.
Rehm's car collided with a car driven by "Edward L. Cooley, 37, of Walton, after 1 it struck Waters' car, police said. Cooley was not hurt, police said, Rehm was treated for cuts and bruises and released. Police said no charges were filed pending investigation. Man Critical After Mishap A Lincoln man was listed in critical condition at Bryan Memorial Hospital Saturday with injuries suffered in an accident Friday afternoon.
Robert Boykin, 24, of 3114 So. 48th, was hurt when the car he driving rolled into a ditch 5 miles North of Lincoln on Hwy. 77 after passing a truck, according to State Patrol reports. Naive seaman vs sad*stic sea Peter Ustinov 10:30 7 Movie 'Sword of ConC queror. Victor demands to wed losing king's daughter: Guy Madison 02E Playing the Guitar 10:35 10 Movie 'Charlie Chan in Egypt' Chan visits the Nile: Rita Hayworth ('35) 11:00 12E Creative Person Poet W.
H. Auden studied 11:45 3 The Deputy Western McCord trails outlaw gang 10 Sunday News Final 12:15 News At Days End 12:30 C7 ABC Scope- Vietnam Going to move soon? Be sure to notify the Circulation Department, giving both your old and new address. Deaths Lincoln CHAMPOUX-Mrs. Anna 85, 4021 died Thursday. Services: 9:30 a.m.
Monday, St. Teresa Catholic Church, 36th Laura. Msgr. M. M.
Kaczmarek. Rosary, 8 p.m. Sunday, Hodgman Splain Roberts', 4040 A. Burial Calvary. FISHER Mrs.
William (Dorothy Mae), 58, 4301 Touzalin died Thursday. Services: '2 p.m. Monday, Havelock Christian, 6520 Colfax. Bur: ial Fairview. In state until Sunday noon, Roper Sons', 4300 0.
Sunday noon until services, Roper Sons', 6037 Havelock. Memorials: Havelock Christian Building Fund. bearers: Elmer Staberg, Roy Fern, Ivan Armstrong, Henry Perkinton, Otis Cave, Charles Blake. JENNINGS Warren 78, 4717 Baldwin, died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m.
Monday, Roper Sons', 4300 O. Burial Wyuka. -Mrs. Ernest (Villa), 70, 720 Peach, died Saturday in auto accident. Born Alma, Lincoln resident 35 years.
Member Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Survivors: husband; sons, Chris, Lincoln, Gordon, Independence, John, Simi Rodney, Santa Cobert, Phoenix, daughter, Mrs. John (Iris) Malone, Anaheim, brothers, Lloyd and Bill Miller, Oronogo, Clifford Miller, -Hobbs, N.M., Ernest Miller, Colorado; sisters, Mrs. Verna Mae Barnett, Muscotah, Mrs. Annie Williams, St.
Mrs. Sally Reader, Webb City, 19 grandchildren, Metcall's, 245 No. 27th. VICKERS Joe William, 83, Alvo, died Thursday, Retired farmer, born Kewanee, Ill. Member Alvo Methodist.
Survivors: wife, Ollie; daughters, Mrs. Muriel Fischer, Alvo, Mrs. Meryl Fifer, Longmont, Mrs. Bernice Ayres, Menahga, Mrs. Verna Smith, Beatrice, Mrs.
Donna Rogers, Alvo; brothers, John and Ray, both of Eagle; sisters, Laura Lanning, Eagle, Nellie. Cope, Lincoln; 15 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Sunday, Alvo, Methodist. The Rev.
Glen Bush. Burial Alvo: Roper Sons', 4300 0. Pallbearers: Eldon Oehlerking, Forest Hardnock, Charles Ganz, Elmer Rueter, Wendell Cook, Ralph Snavely. Outstate BARGHAHN-Margarethe (widow of John), 82, Seward, died Friday. Survivors: son, Staplehurst; daughters, Mrs.
Ernest Fritz, Mrs. John Luethke, both of Staplehurst; brothers, William Henning, Canada, Adolph, Gresham, Alvin; sisters, Mrs. Katherine Dinkelman, Waco, Mrs. Adela Frank, Mrs. Emma Christ, both of Beatrice, Mrs: Martha Janssen, Illinois; 10 grandchildren; 10 great -grandchildren.
Services: 2 p.m.. Monday, St. John's Lutheran, Seward. The Rev. L.
W. Heidemann. Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Seward. In state from noon until services, Wood Seward. HASSELERING William 82, Bruning, died Friday, Survivors: wife, Mary; son, Harley, Lexington; daughters, Mrs.
Lillian Jackson, Mrs. Darlene Uhlig, both Omaha; brothers, Fred, Alexander, Louis, Nampa, Idaho, Albert, Ohiowa; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Polage, Hebron, Mrs. Lena Johnson, Bruning, Mrs. Louise Lamb, Nampa, Services: Monday, Trinity Lutheran Church, Bruning.
Burial Bruning. Kritner-Farmers', Geneva. KENNEDY- Thomas 74, Grafton, died Thursday at' Henderson. Survivors: brother, John, Chugwater, sister, Miss Theresa, Grafton. Services: 10:30 a.m.
1 Monday, St. Helena's Church, Grafton. Rosary, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, KritnerFarmer's, Geneva. Burial, Grafton.
OAKMAN Clara 47, Chatfield, died Friday in Auburn. Survivors: son, Dale, Chatfield; father, Milo Allen, Ontario, brothers, Milo Allen Spencer, Iowa, Matthew and Wayne Allen, both Chatfield, Robert Allen, McKinley, sisters, Mrs. Maxine Jordan, Omaha, Mrs. Cora Winterboer, Brewster. Mrs.
Betty Jones, Des Moines, Mrs. Sharon Woorden, Chatfield. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, MayTimm's, Auburn. Burial, Chatfield.
TOWNLEY died, 73, Friday formerly in Cedar Rapids, Lincoln. Survivors: sons, R. Fremont, Donald, Carmichael, daughters, Mrs. Lowell James, Greenwood, Mrs. Lois Baggesse, Denver; sisters, Mrs.
Jessie Evans, Chicago. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Rising City Methodist Church. Prayer service: 7 p.m. Monday, Marcy's, Ashland.
Burial Rising City. Asian Trade Trip Postponed Until Spring A foreign trade mission to Asia previously scheduled for this month 'has been postponed, according to James W. Monroe, director of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, which was to coordinate the trip. "Several businessmen from around the state have expressed interest in making such a trip, Monroe said, "but it was decided that the busy fall season was not the best time of year for them to leave their businesses." Monroe said that Gov. Norbert Tiemann has assured him that "if there is sufficient interest, he will personally lead a group to Asia in the spring to explore business opportunities for Nebraskans there." Saturday, Oct.
7, Lincoln Evening Journal Dele Prom U.S. WEATHER BUREAU ESSA 8 4 COOL SWARM da Until Figures Shew FORECAST 70 -70 Snow Shower Sunday Official U.S. Weather Bureau NEBRASKA East: Partly cloudy, cooler Saturday night. Fair, warmer Sunday, Lows Saturday 40-45. High's Sunday mid 60s.
Precipitation probabilities Saturday Sunday near zero. Platte Valley South: Fair, Saturday night, Sunday, Chance frost Saturday night. Lows Saturday 35-40. Highs Sunday mid 60s. Precipitation probabilities Saturday night, Sunday near zero.
Sandhills: Fair Saturday night, Sunday. Chance frost Saturday night. Lows Saturday 35-40. Highs Sunday, mid 60s. Precipitation probabilities Saturday night, Sunday near zero.
Panhandle: Fair, warmer. Saturday night, Sunday. Lows Saturday 30-40. Highs Sunday 60-70. Precipitation probabilities Saturday night, Sunday less than BORDERING STATES Iowa: Partly -cloudy, chance rain.
DAILY RECORD ACTIVITY SUMMARY Arrests ....16 Fire Alarms 1 Accidents ..22 Jailed .88 Bad Checks 0 Juveniles Births 7. Rescue Calls 0 Bites 0 Sex Crimes Crimes 4 Stolen Cars Deaths 0 Thefts Drunks .....10 Traffic Court 0 Fires 0 Vandalisms 5 MARRIAGE LICENSES Farber, Glen P. 2212 So. 9th .21 Grady, Lois, 2540 So. -8th ....18 Chilen, Joseph 630 Capitol ..24 Darby, Cheryl 1820 E.
Manor DIVORCES Decree--Extreme Cruelty Dell. Mary Ann. y. Ferdinand J. no address.
Wife: granted custody one child, $50 mo. child support. Married 1948, Lincoln. (DC). COURTS All pleaded guilty unless Indicated.
All Municipal Court unless indicated as County, Age, (CC), address District listing (DC), as or Federal by court record. Court costs in addition to fine amounts, Municipal Judges Thomas McManus, Judge Don Grant; Judge Slocum: Dist. Judge Elmer M. Scheele: Federal Judge Robert Van Pelt. Forgery Berry, Glendon no age, no address; (allegedly First Continental National -Bank), 1 yr.
Penal Complex, (DC). Burglary Williams, Donald 16, 4303 Carswell, (allegedly Buds Mar. ket), 2 yrs. probation, (DC). Taking Auto Wrongfully Arman, William Joseph, 16, Lincoln Job Corps, (allegedly Schlegel Auto Sales), $100 and 3 mos.
jail, (CC). INJURY ACCIDENTS Filed at Lincoln Police Dept, Friday Cornhusker Hwy-35th-40th, (rear end), Carroll E. Howard, 30, 7200 Webster, injured; John L. MeTarffer, 39, 651 No. 68th.
14th. Vine, (car-motorcycle), William F. Jordan, 20, 2715 No. 12th, injured: Paul D. Pelter, 21, 1400 No.
33rd. FIRE RUNS Last word indicates damage Saturday 3:28 a.m., 5701 Walker, false. Real Estate Transfers All houses over $20,000 unless indicated. Evans, Bruce L. to Ziegs, William M.
-6301 Havelock, $33,000. Legal Rights Of Children May Be Viewed The Constitutional rights of children may be questioned in Nebraska, Lancaster County Court Judge the W. W. Nuernberger told 24th annual Social Work Institute in Lincoln. In a recent Washington, D.C., case, Nebraska's procedure of the county attorney deciding whether an accused child goes to juvenile or adult court may be questionable, he said.
That ruling also declared that welfare workers' reports on juveniles could be examined and cross-examined in hearings. Further, rather than letting a child off with a delinquency charge, now the Supreme Court has declared that everyone incolved should know the specific charge. Other decisions that legal counsel must be furnished in delinquency hearings when the child cannot afford an attorney. Baptists Galore Skogaholm, Sweden (UPI). -Sunday School is being held on Monday in this central Swedish town because of a teacher shortage.
Officials expalined there are not enough teachers in town to conduct classes for all the Baptist congregations on Sundays, so a few are put over until Monday. Funeral Directors 6 Umberger's Ambulances or Funerals 48 VINE, LINCOLN, HALLAM, WAVERLY and also Umberger's serving BROWN'S Clientele Lost and Found Found -black grey female kitten, 700. block, Eastridge Friday night, 488-2969. Found- Horse on Otoe County Road. Contact Elmer Buchholz, 14 Found- Short haired black cat.
Please pay for ad. 2244 E. Dost. Pair of ladies rimmed glasses. in blue case.
Vicinity of C. Reward. 432-2408 evenings. Lost: 1 set of keys, vicinity 11th K. 434-5156.
Reward, Lost: Sunday Pioneers Park, black billfold. Driver license other papers. Finder please call 432-2516. 13 LOST- LARGE MALE GOLDEN RETREIVER, black collar and no tags, about 2 mos. ago the Eastridge area while on vacation.
REWARD OFFERED. Call 434-8530. 16 Man's billfold, containing Credit card; owner Sherman Huff. Liberal ward for return. 435-8566.
Man's brown billfold, lost nesota game. 432-0777. Missouri: Cloudy, cooler. Kansas: Clearing, cooler Colorado: Fair colder. Wyoming: Fair, warmer.
South Dakota: Clearing, cooler. LINCOLN DATA: Temperatures year ago: high 87, low 57. Sunset 7:00 p.m., Sunrise 7:29 a.m. Degree days (average temperature below 65) accumulated 24 hours to midnight, 10. Barometer reading-2 p.m., 29.90.
Wind velocity north. 23, m.p.h.' Relative humidity 2 p.m., Precipitation: month to date 1.15 inches, normal .33 of an inch. Growing Season (Apr. 1 to Oct. 30) to date 29.15, normal to date 20.28.
Year to date 30.76 inches; normal 24.02 inches. NEBRASKA Chadron 62 40 Grand Island 58.49 Imperial 65.40 Lincoln -57 54 Norfolk 58. LINCOLN Friday 5 p.m. .....56 6 p.m. .....56 7 p.m.
.....55 8 p.m. ..55 9 p.m. ....55 10 p.m. ....55 11 p.m. ....55 Saturday 12 a.m.
1 a.m. ...55 2 a.m. .....55 3 a.m. .....55 North Platte Omaha Scottsbluff 57. Sidney 58 Valentine 54 42 TEMPERATURES' 4 a.m.
...55 5 a.m. ...55 6 a.m. 55 7 a.m. .....54 8 a.m. ....53 9 a.m.
.....53 10 a.m. ...53 11 a.m. ...52 12 p.m. ...53 2 p.m. .....53 3 p.m.
.....54 4 p.m.. ...54 TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE H- Albuquerque 79 47 Miami Beach 77 70 Anchorage 49 30 Mpls. St. Paul 61 43 Atlanta 84 60 New Orleans 86 59 Bismarck 47-44 New York 68-45 Boston 58 43 Philadelphia 51 Brownsville 85 72 Phoenix 89 59 Buffalo 51 38 Portland, Me. 55 34 Chicago 56:49 Portland, Ore.
65 55 Denver 60 37 Richmond Des. Moines 65 53 St. Louis 63 60 53 39 Salt Lake City Helena 37. San Francisco 70 59 Honolulu 87 74 Seattle 63 53 Kansas City 64 61-Spokane 59 49 Las Vegas 78 57 Washington 74 51 Los Angeles 79.60 Wichita 89 58 Louisville 68.54 CANADIAN H. Calgary 60 34, Regina 41 33 Edmonton 50 40 Toronto Montreal 49 29 Winnipeg 43 Ottawa 46 28 Vancouver Rainfall in inches reported by.
Weather Bureau and Lincoln- Telephone and Telegraph Co. for 24. hours ending at 1:30 p.m.: Alliance .02 North Platte Ashland 1.98 Omaha ,89 Auburn 2.35 Pawnee City 1.43 Beatrice .77 Plattsmouth 1.50 Burwell .53 Ravenna Columbus .92 Scottsbluff Crete 75 Seward David City 1.05 Sidney Fairbury .84 Stromsburg Fairmont .68 Tekamah Hastings .48 Valentine Humboldt 1.90 Wahoo 1.50 Imperial .03 Wakefield Nebraska City 1.44 Waterloo 1.79 North Bend 1.50 York .89 North Loup .52 Journal and Star Want Ads Your Want Ad appears daily in the Lincoln Star (Morning) the Lincoln Journal (Evening) the Sunday Journal and Star following cash rates: DAYS Words -10 13 90 2.96 4.06 4.00 11-15 13 1.20 4.20 5.67 6.30 4 1.52 5.44 7.28 8.00 15 1.85 6.60 9.10 10.00 26-30 00 6 2.16 7.68 10.50 11.400 31-35 7 2.45 8.68 11.76 13.30 FOR GREATEST ECONOMY start your ad -for 10 times, cancel when you obtain results. You pay only the rate earned at the time cancellation. These low-cost rates apply to Want Ads from within the State of Nebraska which are placed for consecutive days and are paid for within 10 days after the ad expires or ly canceled.
Daily rate for ade from outside State Nebraska in 49 cents line. Single paper -rates either evening Journal or morning Star, are of the combination rates. These would appear under "Too Late To column. DEADLINES FOR FAMILY WANT ADS Lincoln Jourhal (Evening) Call before 10 a.m. Monday through Saturday for publication the same day.
Lincoln Star: (Morning) -Call before 6 p.m. Monday through Friday for publication on following day. Call before Saturdays for Monday morning publication. Sunday Jeurnal and Star- -Call anytime before 1 p.m. on Saturdays for publication Sunday, ERRORS: Advertisers should check their ad on first insertion and report any errors at once.
Dial 477-8902. ADJUSTMENTS: The company responsible for typographical errors or misciassification only to cancel the first day's charge on that portion of an ad that may be rendered valueless by that error. All ads will be Bed properly, BLIND BOX SERVICE: There 7 aditional charge for this conddential service. When using a Blind Box Number, add 4 additional words to your Want Ad copy, figure add the charges from 1 the above tahle and 50c for Blind Box Service Charger. OFFICE HOURS: Daily, 8 am, to p.m.: Saturday, 8 a.m.
to 5 Banday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. TO PLACE ADS Diol 477-8902 Visit Want Ad counter or mall 926 Nebr. Monuments, Cemeteries grave lot. Sell altogether, Good.
Shepherd section. Lincoln Memorial Park. 423-2645. Funeral Directors HODGMAN-SPLAIN ROBERTS MORTUARY 488-0934 4040 A METCALF FUNERAL HOME 27th Que 432-5591 ROPER SONS Mortuaries 1 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 4300 East "0" 439-1125 6037 Havelock 466-2831 WADLOW'S MORTUARY 1225 1. Spacious Parking Lot.
432-6535 Nebraska State Journal 15 Business Services 12 Expert interior house cleaning. Walls, windows, woodworks, free estimates. 489-2063. Fall clean up, Gutters, yards garages, painting, light hauling. 477-4571 30 Repair gutters, chimneys, roofs, er small jobs, free estimates.
423-6776. PAINTING Attention: Pay less for, quality, painting. Guaranteed. Free estimates. 434-7063.
29 Exterior, interior painting. Good reasonable work. 423-0466, 434-7823 after 5. Interior or exterior painting. Work guaranteed.
Free estimate. Brickey, 466-4009. PLASTERING Plastering, patching, textured ceilings, stucco foundation repairing, Free timates. patch plastering, stucco repair. Guaranteed.
Free estimates. 489-4924, 488-7326. 20 ROOFING For ROOFING or Siding call HINMAN BROTHERS, INC. 432-4275 335 So. 9th 1e.
Roofing, siding, gutters and repairs. Free estimates. Guaranteed. Renker, 477-6217. melt 20 New roofs installed, old roofs repaired.
estimates. Reasonable, 477-7728. Roof Call for. fast, courteous repairs, Also -new 435-4561. ROOFING GUTTERS 25 year bonded roof.
Guttering. 432-0286, 432-5835. 10 New roofs gutters. Easy terms. -Guaranteed work.
For -estimate call 432-1430, Becker Roofing Company. SHARPENING Everything sharp. Nelsen's Sharpening Service, 2155 -So. 9. 435-2540.
10 Precision machine saw filing. Work guaranteed. Robertson, 3231 Fair; 466-5855. TREE REMOVAL ABC Tree Service, licensed, insured. Free estimates.
Bob Hansen, 489-3490. Personals Accident? Expert in weaving, burns, moths, tears. Mrs. Aldrup, 488-2523. Auto insurance for drivers under 25.
Monthly payments. See Eno's for surance. Eno Insurance Agency, 801 Anderson Bldg. 432-3241, or practical nurse. Live in.
477-2946. Can loan up to $6,000 to qualified parties. 432-5332. -26c Garage wanted for rent. For storage.
434-7086, 466-1645. Inside parking $18 monthly. FIRESTONE STORE 12th St. 432-1088 Large: selection ceramics. Christmas orders, classes, custom firing.
Lois Ceramics, 1700 North 29, 466-6142. 20 Loving care for. the senile. and. elderly.
Experienced. References. -477-5412. Holiday Magic Cosmetic Store, 140 48. 489-6644.
Loving care given elders, around the clock. Reasonable: 477-1881, 489-1111. McField Cleaning, tailor, weaving, alterations, repairing. 1026 432-5441. Rummage Sale- -Havelock Fire Barn.
Saturday Otober 7, 7:30 am to 4 pm. RLDS. WE BUY AND SELL U.S. COINS AND CURRENCY KEN MITZNER, INC. 824 Lincoln Bldg.
Lincoln, Nebr. Wanted non-student ticket to Nebraska-Colorado game. $15. 432-5476. Wanted Tickets for Colorado and Iowa State games.
434-2013 evenings. 14 Wanted to borrow, $1,000, responsible person. 475-1144. Instruction ARRIVED 423-2958 JUMBO JETS Play Guitar for Enjoyment, don, Lessons, (Bob) 432-9507 evenings. Piano instructions, your home or mine.
Mrs. Fred Metzger 488-2552. Piano teacher with degree. CalvertPound area. 488-6476 after INCOME TAX COURSE JOB OFFER FOR BEST STUDENTS Earn good money during tax season, full or part time, it you enjoy working with -people have the desire, to learn tax preparation, courses Block will train you.
Tuition start on Oct. 23. Men women. Phone Block, 432-1790 for details. Piano, and, voice lessons given my home.
434-1553 evenings. Business Services AIR CONDITIONERS Attention: Pay less for air conditioner removal installation. Free estimates. '434-7063: AUTO INSURANCE Auto insurance by the company that invented it! 10-20-5, $1,000 medical. $22 semi-annually.
Do you quality? Age 23, married, license 3 years, accident ticket free 3 years, pleasure car and driven to work. Gene -Schaffer Insurance Agency, 477-3754 or 423-4034. BAsem*nT FOUNDATIONS Fondation dirt tamping. Window wells raised. Reasonable.
Experienced. 434-5619: 488-1546. BAsem*nTS Foundations chimney repair, WAterproofing, specialize small jobs. Reasonable. 477-1161.
16 Old walls repaired, new installed, reasonable rates. 466-0033. Retaining walls, patch work, waterproofing. Painting. Small jobs wel comed.
435-6192. 18 BLACK DIET Bottom land black dirt. Full half loads. Prompt service. 488-1546.
21 BUILDING REMODELING ADD A ROOM Free Planning and estimating Service. No money down. Budget payments. You will save money when you let an expert do the job. Pauley Lumber Company, 945 South 27, 435-7913.
-11 -Alterations additions, large -estimates small, for expert advice free call CROWL'S, 432-1384. CARPENTER WORK Carpenter work wanted. Small jobs appreciated. Also saw sharpening. 435-7749.
Carpenter work of all kinds. Call after 3pm. 466-4864. All kinds carpenter work. Insured help.
36 month payments. 432-2152. Experienced cabinet maker general carepnter work. Small jobs welcome. 466-0877.
Carpenter work. Experienced, reasonable. Small jobs only. 488-4268. Remodeling, repairs or new work.
Large or small jobs. 466-9232. CEMENT WORK All kinds cement work; driveways, sidewalks, parking lots. 466-2418. C.
V. Peterson, 466-7586. All cement work, drives, patios, walks, chimney repair, reasonable, 466-0033. Call- Kadavy For Masonry, cement, carpenter work. Free estimates.
477-2488. All kinds cement work--Patios. walks, driveways; chimney repair. Small jobs welcome. Free estimates.
435-2749. CONCRETE WORK All types of concrete work. Free estimates. 434-5322. PATIOS, FLOORS, DRIVEWAYS.
SIDEWALKS, 477-4046. ELECTRICAL Electrical work, licensed, bonded, insured, commercial, residential. Free estimates. 488-5364. 27 GARDEN PLOWING Garden plowing, with Ford tractor.
Vern Bauman, 1624 No. 60. 434-4480. Rototill garden, lawns, power ing. Tom Cast.
3350 So. 46, 488-0287. -20 Rototilling, Neal Schappaugh, 434-5570. LAWN CARE Lawn mowing, power raking, fertilizing, bush trimming, light hauling. 489-5201.
Reduced prices on power raking, fertilizing, mowing. 435-5079, 423-3830. Aerating, mowing, power raking, etc. Shrub trimming, removal. Hauling, 423-4216.
Get best lawn care, power raking, trimming, Garden plowing. Call anytime. 466-7440 24 Larry's lawn care, power raking, reneeding lawns, sodding, diet. Power raking, roto-tilling, fertilizing, hauling. Free estimates.
489-5050. 29 Power raking, tilling, seeding, trees shrubs removed, trimmed, hauling. 423-2245. ODD JOBS Household appliances, air refrigeration repair. General Appliance.
477-7360. 24 Acme Tree Removal, trimming. Fully insured. Licensed. Experienced men.
Lowest prices. Free estimates. 435-7557, 435-6149. Bryan tree service, Licensed Arborist, fully insured. 434-7389, 435-4867.
31- Dangerous unsightly trees trimmed. removed. Save, with our. prices. Licensed, Instired.
Call Morris. 488-1018. Gillispie's Tree 'Service Free estimates. Licensed insured. 466-0970.
TRACTOR WORK Grading, levering, excavating. We remove haul debris. 488-1546. Capital Tree Service -Experienced, reasonable, licensed. Free estimates.
432-3055, 488-7632. WINDOW WASHING Attention: Experienced window washing. Gutters cleaned. Free estimates. Guaranteed.
434-7063. Trucking, Hauling Have, truck, Awll haul- All. Saturday Sunday, after weekdays. Free estimates. Reasonable.
434-0519. Call Johnny Brown for light hauling jobs. Trash, etc. 434-7352. C.
G. Crosby's hauling. Haul any-3 thing 477-6838, anytime. Free estimates. 434-0577.
Able to service. haul, if you call. 466-2810 for fast Able to haul limbs, trash, etc. Free estimates, anytime. 466-7685.
11- All about town Limbs, trash, etc. anytime. Free estimates. 466-4478. 28 Available.
Cleaning yards, hauling trash, trimming trees, help move. 477-3127. About town and suburban areas, trash hauling. Duane Harr, 434-1842. 30.
Compare this $1 up trash, general hauling. Estimates anytime. 435-4692. 19 Garages, attics and basem*nts cleaned out. All small 434-4778.
Hauling trash leaves brush Reasonable. Anytime, Bool, 435-3943. Large truck, Rubbish. basem*nts. 477-6207, 466-8818 mornings.
evenings. Sapp. Light hauling, free estimates, low rates. 477-8206. Light hauling.
Brush, trash, -mowing. Anytime. Call M. Applebee. 432-0636.
Trash, leaves, brush hauled. Reasonably priced. 488-9760. Yard work, light hauling odd jobs. Cheap, 466-2671.
Dress Making Dressmaking, alterations, zippers, hems, formals, 488-0634. wedding gowns. Fast, 5000 Dressmaking, alterations, repairs, dippers, hems, 851 No. 26th. 432-3547.
Painting, Papering 21 Interior and exterior, 10 yrs. experi. ence, neat fast work, 4352374. Interior, exterior painting, screens repaired, windows reputtied. Free: estimates.
-477-2853. Paper hanging. Experienced. Painting, interior exterior. Plaster repair.
Reasonable, prompt, able. References. Yost 466-2672. 434-1667. Painting papering.
Free estimates. Charles 435-7014. PROFESSIONAL painting. repair, texturing, brush, hy-4: dro-spray, roller, residential, commercial, industrial. Interior, exterior.
Free estimates. Written warranty. 466-1276. Trailers, Homes ARROW TRAILER SALES New Moon on sale 125 West OPEN EVES. 432-6055 16 Adams Street Home Sales 3220 Adams Lincoln, Nebr.
Now on display. 1968 Model Mobile Homes. Dealers for Nashua, Melody Home. Fontenelle, Princess, Zimmer, Air Lines. Sales Service.
Bank. Financing CAPITOL CITY Mobile Homes Sales GREAT LAKES -VAN DYKE 2703 West "0" 432-0736 EVERYONE LOVES "A "CHAMPION" 12, 20 24 wides on display. Homes 'being placed daily, may yours be next, BILL CARROLL Homes Sales 2701 NO. 27 435-8521 For sale new 12-20-24 wides. Wanted used 8- -and 10- wides.
Bob Carroll, 2545 Cornhusker. MARLETTE-STAR-MAGNOLIA AMERICAN ON SALE MOBILE HOME RANCH 540 West St. Open 9-9 435-7033 Ac Come on out folks and see the finest color co-ordinated and quality built mobile homes offered in eastern Which new home is our myse tery special? Price reduces $50 each day until sold! "LET'S MAKE A DEAL!" See Dean or. Jerry at Capitol City Mobile Homes, 2703 West "0. 432-0736.
NEAR NEW -bedroom home, completely furnished, all 'utilities paid. Couple. $125 per month. BILL CARROLL Homes Sales 2701 NO. 27 435-8321 ZOWIE No one has a selection of new homes like Capitol City does! Franchised distributors for Great Lakes, Hilton, Skyline, Van Dyke, Am Namco, Pacemaker.
"LET'S MAKE A DEAL!" See Dean or Jerry at Capitol City Mobile Homes, 2703 West "0." 432-0736. 016 SKYLINE-HILTON5 ON SALE CAPITAL CITY Mobile Home Sales 2703 West 432-0736 1968 MOBILE HOMES GALORE ALL FRESH ALL NEW 12x45, 12x60. 2 3. bedrooms. Still 1967 price Low down payment easy terms.
We're prepared for 1968 business. Come in talk. We'll wheel deal. Financing, insurance, custom made terms parts. A.
C. NELSEN CO. miles west on 434-5751 86.
