miles
~80 m£1es of main-
25 ~cat~er~d
~x~ Ad "dL~t H.
P,o
~tm c~q~rects
in 12 ~No~
on e t0~al b~.d of
~eeto Construction
the seedir~g
o~ low
for c~l~
~u s~te
end cotmty secondary
web $2,162,-
metudes six
K-47
east The
w~n
b~ c~act~
,Tol~ I~audscape
~e~e, has the
for $6,7,14.60.
end Lir~
ca~l for 12.2
sttr~ce £uxnn
I~nc~in. San
Ore Construction Co., Inc.. Me- grees ~ canticles ea~ed s~cel The fo~owing is taken from the
Photon, has ~he e0~t~ct far the t~e 1963 ~eme~%. 2~gs is A~urnni No~.s. Medi~,a~ Cent~ Bu~-
work ~r $~26.776.63. i K. U.'s larger cl~, ~ ~e 1,etm. f~r~rn the U.n~vevsity of Kan-
Bi~l of H~vamer AsI~M~ Co., 2,438 in 1950. ~ persons corn- sas Sdm~,l of ~Med~cme and hfed~-
Inc., "Ik~1~_, ~a,~p~p~mted ~ 10.9 pletirtg work &~r degrees e~t this ca, l Oe~er:
mil~ of ~i, tumin, o~s ~vermy on ~ ($ .urm 1964) n~be~ 1,5r-#2, ac-I Ninety-year-old Wi~iI,iarn L. Chi,I-
K-15W ,in Wa~h.~n~t~a eo~anty fromt~g to Jm-ne~ K. ~I~tt, regJs~*ar eott ('09) is "e~joyin~g ~ife", he
,M, om-ow~i'],le ~ ~o ,~he Nebraslm and dive~tx~r of admiss~m-~s, says. ,He r~ds, watches TV, emd
state ,"lkne, f~yr $270,60q.00. I K.U. hold~but one Comme~ce-
Arnc~g .the bi~o~t~ sea~h~g meant a year. In, A~tgust. October
~rojeots a~varded to M~ss~uri Petro- ~ Fob~ary, 800 d~grees were
eum Products Co., O~rl,a~d. Mo., }@r~n~d ,whi~ during the 12-month
were me ~o~owi~: I peri~. 120 ~ .ea~. ~i-
J~we1~ Cou~ty~lS.9 miles or~ ~es m medicine arm meamar set-
K-28 n~h ~r~n U~36 to Nebraske v&~e finds.
state ~.in, e, $17,817.20; 2.5 miles c~ The Grad~late Sohool'~ 564 de-
K-I 1~ nort~ from US-~6 to ~, ~grees a~v~r~ed £r~ the year is a new
$2,771.78;" I5.3 mi~s on K-12 ~h 'high as ~ ,the .107 d~ct~ o~ lxh~l-
from ~v~it~h~.l e~u~ty line 'm US-36, osc~phy ~ doctor off ed~mation de-
$17.494.,2~; a~d 0.4 of a mile on
K4~B each ~r0~ K~128 to Im~ia, ] The C.o~ ~f Liberal .Arts and
Sciences ~h~s 422 persons ear--n~g
$498.95.
I~awrence--Eigh~ stu~nts f~om
Jewel~ cotm~ received de~rees
J~ne 1 ~rom the U~i~ity of IKnn-
i~ ~e 9~d av, rAm.1 Commc~ce-
merit ex~er~ises in Memm~ail St~d-
i~-n.
~e ~e~cernem ~rog~arn re-
corded the g, rar~tir~g of 2.477 de-
PUBLIC
,are leaving the farm, we will sell at Public Auc.
farm 4 miles north, 3 east and ½ north of
or 7 miles north, 5 west and 11/2 north of Downs
June 9
SALE TIME 11:00 O'CLOCK
Cow, 5 yr~ eld, ]~de~ee~m',Zy~/~hs~a
Oe,ivee by aldo 'Widtebu.~ (:I~mp~. 8 yra,. t~'edn, amom
~, 5 ym. old, e81f by dde $ Whft, etm~ Hell'e~ I l~m" old
dd, adf by ddn I Hois~eln,-Jeru~ erN8 Hetf~, 1 yr.
FARM MA Y
~ROP TR, A4~-
Z..KoW Lb~r md
meter
th~
with new
l~-ft, S~ (~f not
ths ml~).
MolIne S-i~.
two $-r@w ~Vm~l~ts;
John I)eere M~dei 145 (~ ~dgv~
with ~ A~budunemtet $4oego~
Dl"a~ ~ ~.4Jee. snd 2,4eo.
rmm; M 4~l.~im. ]Plow; n~O 10-
it. Groin RIndm', ]Pro| GI 1-row
M PIoker; S-bui,tem ]Mew~ 2-
bottom Plow;. John ~ No. 110
Hammes'mlU; Lets No~ ~.O Burr
Mm; Weed ~; ~.ft,
wIMev ~ttaehment,
1981 FORD 'l[~,UO~
19~ ~4-~m ~gV]ZOI~I" I~E~P
1949 ~A-ton I~J[CKI~ with 8t~ek
Rack a~l a 1~ Meter 0frier
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES
Muhiz~ I m~ mm-
Grlnd~ on ~md|
~e ~e~: ~DeeU~e
Ga~va~
~eeA; ~wa
~ ~; see.pL
H~me: 100-pL Gss
SO Hedge P~ts;
INm~e IZ~s; ~ Batt¢~
I KE~ Eleetrle
Blew~; New
~ ~ Ze. r~U~r
~ther New s.ml Used
Nvoral reU~ of new Barb-
El~l~ w~r, new
& mind 3o Bales of Bedding H~y
tee mma,. ~ Bu~l~ ~t ~..ey
b m~lm~ 100 Bmdzek of
~,~ Lunch Stand by the Twelve Mile Club
HOUSEHOLD ~b-
Admir~ Deep Free~;
l'r~erstor; C~ronade G~ Eu~e;
M~ytag Washer; S~v~l G~ Reh~-
vr~t~; I~,N@-BTU Gu H¢~t~|
Dln~te Tu~e and 4 C~dru~ S4did
Walnut ~ R~m ~M~, B~fl~t
snd 5 Clmh~; llmM~t ~ ~|
Pl~form Rocker and Ottmmm: Bed-
room Suite oomple~ with Chest,
VanitY, Mlrrar ~ ~d; 4 {~
Dr~wem; Antique Drms~ with
Mirror; Z mm~ m~,t~
with Sl~s ~ad M~;
Steel Bed with Sprh~s; D~|,
'l~ble and Clm/rs; B,t,ttet7 R, auflo|
Bookem,e; Obfldren's Flay Table;
Old F~hioned Icy M Frlslmm~;
W~tm' E~oler; 2 Tabletop l~toh~
C~Mnete; I Plenic ~ble; Fruit Jars;
some C~nned l~uit; s~l ~ Oth-
e~ Articles.
FEED
M Balm of Whest Straw
4@B~esof ~Hsy
TERMS: CASH
AND MRS. LLOYD PLETCH
1he ~bax.~h~Jor's de~e ~ ~his time
vch~e 341 are ~ow reeeivi~g de-
grees ~rom ~e Ga~adu~ School.
The ~oo} of Bd~oa~on graduated
269. Other soh~l~ ~ de-
102; E~gineeviv~g ~ A~r-
~il~ct~,re, 91; ,FLne Arts. 51; phm~
~mey, 33; ~,,~w, 32; Joua~r~lism, 28.
.1964 ~n'~m,l~s heard ~ brief
2aa~wel~l from Ol-~,neel]or W.
C~ke Wesc~e. and greetings ~0rn
C~ve~o~ Jolm A~'~-son er~cl
tt~mry A. Bubb ~f Topel~, chair-
man of ~e ~ of Regents.
~he gr~c~ua~es from, Jew~t
~t~r of St, ience i~, Jo~
kmo.
Dootor of M~ C l~t~
Bachelor ~f Science ~ Nursing~
Dixie ,Da~,ler~ B ,ak~-, B~rr O~k.
~c~elc~v of Sc~ea~e i~ ~:~ca~
tio~--Ju~ith W~Iver P~ss. M~a~ka~o
(S~).
Raeh~lm- af ~ ~duca¢/on---
~L. Watson., ~a~nose.
of ~ttsic~ha Shiv-
:BaChelor of Scietme i~, Ohemi-
eat ]~g~neer~---J~l~p W~l~ki
Westin, M~m&ata
Badmlor of ~
oar.e~ for 'his roses arid yard a few
hours each day at 1040:1 South
Mav~a~'ta~ Place, tx~s ' Angeles,
CalE. ~)r. C'hilcott married Dr.
Simeon ~eI,1 s grav.dd, at~hter amd
wer~t to ,Mon.tana. He spenl l0
years in ~he India~ sm~vice, be in~g
s~atior~d fir~ in VCashmgton -~here
he wa~ to }nspect drying ~a,~on
w~ich the (Indi~av.s caught and u~ed
f~or winter food. He w.as tra~er-,~,
rod .to ~ Attache ,r~s~erv~t~o~ i~
Arizona and 1,a~er to P~iverside
C~'~f.. ~ere t~e was to o~g~m.ize
misison In~tians ~o ~cc~t m~tioal
c~re. I,n pr~va, te ,practice. Dr. C~i,1-
cott ~ided minim d~ri~,g ~he dig-
gi,r~g of the l~mi,le t~meJ to easy
.w~ater from Hoover Darn to Ix~
A~gel,'es..He retired i~ 1945. ~Ie has
two cl~i.~Fred M., a licensed
architect, amd ~VIavj~rie Br~tm, a
yu~ h~h sdmc~ ~er.
i .~m~~oe Hun~er,
~, C~n~al O~ for
Rep. Bob I~le Dimmr to ,be in 1~he
H~t~inson Sports Arena. 5m~e 6.
{arm~ ~t0daT ~he~t l%ep. JOhn
i
Av~ersm (~R), ~R,i~ois, ~viti ~ttend
I~e evem as a ~-~stirnonial to h,is
colleague.
! C~~I awd Stem ~andi-
• da~es w~,M ~Iso ,be ~n H,u, tc~nson far
~D~le ~)irmer. 2~he3r -,~,ri,ll be in-
{ tr,oc~u~ed dm~rkr~g the e, vem,2~,g, Hunt-
er said.
{ "2~his dinner is ,being ~ve~ m
t ~e request af ~he ~ f~ over
' ~ tIM, g (F~t I~istrict w~ho fee] they
h~ve a ~ssma~ "~hose i~teg-
rity is ~questim~ble," Humor
said.
'~cl~ ~ieket sales iz-~dica~
this wiM ,be one of ~e largest Re-
pubHc~m ~ of the 1964 cam-
~," H'tm'ter ~.
educa,tiorm~ tour for hi~
sdhool j~iors ~md se~iovs from ~he
58 eou~ies, of ~the ~g Fi~t is IMm'~
ned i~ co~jtmctkm, ~th the
NO'I~E OF &N"NUAL ~G
Sehool ~ N~. ~6
N~tm in ~ ~Iven l~at on ~ahe ~h d~y of Jtme, ~984, the annual
n~l~ ~t ~ ~ No. ~, Jew~ Ootm~, Kansas, ~ be he~d
in the ~Ro0m c¢ the ~ ~'ede S~hcol at 8:~0 P. I~
GENEKAL FUND ]3~de~
"A.~ to
6..~0,,,~'
Ope~Un~ F.xpen~:
Oontracted ~ ............................ 50.00
_ - ~: = - _ .--~ :
l~e~Im$ Ourreat
Year Year
%
50.00
IAbrarles, ~¢ ......................... I~I
Oaher ~ .................................... ~88~ 6,0m.9~
~ o~' ~:
~e~t mad D~lli~Im ........................... ~/ 6,~.4~
~eptac~mt of Equipment .............. ~.~ ~
a~ ~ ........... ~ 1,~t I~
~T:
~.~ 1,000.00
$196,400.00
~IAL TR~RTATI[ON FUND
or ~ of ~dvers ............ $ ~1~ $ I~.00
Fuel end M~ln~ af Eq~ ~1~1~1~ 1,200.00
New Bus .................................................. 1J~.W ~,'/~
BUILDIN~ FUND
SOCIAL ~ CO~UTION FUND
I:tt~¢a'~'~ ~ of ~tion ........ Tatal ~ ........................
._ , ,,
01}0.00
$ 3,0~e.00
$ e~oo~o
$ 4500~
ON MANKATO DWE~GS TO BUY, BUILD,
OR REMODEL
PROMPT SERVICE
Cir. T. NICHOLS
Insurance & Loans
MANKAT0, KANSAS
First National Bank
MANKATO, KANSAS
Dollars that stay at home pay our taxes,
support our churches and schools, furnish
the payrolls that keep our town a good
place in which to live and raise a family.
In the days that lie ahead, your loyalty is
vital to the future of our community. Buy
and bank at home. It's good business.
Night Depository - Safe Deposit Boxes
Money Orders - Personal Loans
Installment Loans - Insurance of all kinds
Fidelity and Surety Bonds
Western Union Money Transfers
American Express Travelers Checks
Me~hber of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tll_~y, June..4, 1964
Di~qmex.
'"Yhis wSll give ~he yout~h of o~J.v
dist~'~ct a.n c~ppor~ ,uni;W ¢o visi¢ ll~-
ehi~sum--to vi~,it prates of in'tereet Form0so Wi~ng .Wo~ke~ 4-H Club
--and ~o meet, ~~-, di,~i- ot~ga~ized their ,~,~e~nt~gs Mny 14.
~n'ies .at,~,a 5:30 p.m. re~eptd:on prior Par~p~let.s were ,h~al~cled to ~s
to the di~m,er hor~c~ir~g ,l~ep Dole," eookin, g ~b:ir~s were *given by ~VI~.
H, tmter said. .Veva Demp~ey, ~he leader. We
}~vned to make .~nd~iches. We
"Tici~e'ts may ,be purchased fvczn v~il~ he~p ~.he ~v~s serve r~h-
Cour~ty Ch, a.Lvme~. We're hop,ir~ ~o
ftH the A.ven~." ~tm~r ¢onclud~t. men~ a~t the m~,'c reei.tal Ma.y 18.
The boy.s are: Dale Switzev, Jr.,
Dormie Haw.le~fl, awd DaTm.ie
Dempsey.
~.~,~+-~. :~.-. =~-~+,-~-~-~ I T~,e Cook.~g I class of ehe For-
mos-o Wi~l~g Wor~ers 4-H C]ub
were ~¢~¢cs a,t ~e musical recital
FIRST PICK YOUR DEALER, {M2.y 18 at tt~e s~hool house. The
THEN PICK YOUR USED CAR ~bl~ was cove~d wi~ a ~ace t~bl~-
Every Day Is Sa]e~ Day At cloth ~ a cen,terl~ire~e of flovve~
Our P{,~w.e. ~s' used. tMrs. Phy~s Hurd po'ur-,
ed ~he punch_ Other rof.re~
of sand~i~hes, relishes an~cl cookies
' vceDe
1963 BUICK ~ 225 4-
DOOR SF_2DAN. So~d new a~ad ser-
viced by us. I~w n~leage. Fully
i equipped ~-i~h fac~vy air,
power, D~ma~ow, E-Z-Eye, ~hi~e
~es, etc. Living room comfort.
Priced Vo sehl.
1@63 ~UI~K ,I.~SA~C~E 4-~OO~
~R~)TOP. One owner. Low raile-
',~ge. FLflly equipped ~ Fac~
lair, I)ym~io~r, ~"~dio, F,4Z-Eye,
~ow r, etc. A dream to drive and
own. Priced ~ight.
1963 ~O~ V8 4-DOOR
STATION W~AGON. Driven a }i~-
~le ovea" 11,000 fa-(m'~ o~e o,w,nev.
Equipped ~r~h l=k~e~lide, E-Z-
E~e, radio, Whi~e tire~, etc. An
outstanding vM~e. Priced.
1963 ~ OU~rO~ 4-
DOOR SEDAN. One owner. (21ean
ir~de and otrt. Eq~pped wi~h
~utorne~ic, radio, hea~r, etc. Pric-
ed to saM.
1.962 IRU~OK ~ 2-¢OOR
,H,M~I:rI~P. Orm owr~ev. Drivtm
orily 14;681 ae~xm~ miles.
equipped. Dynamite, mdio, E-~
,Eye, white ~res, e~c. An outstm~-
mg vMue.
1902 ,BU, IC~K S~KY~ARK 2-
DOOR H 'AIID'I~P. One ~av~er.
Dvi-¢en e l~tle over 14,000 miles.
~, r~io, E-Z~Eye, etc.
J, ust'~l~ewew. P~ced~t a ni~e
sm, lr~.
I@~2 BUICK ~~ ~)(K)R
SEIIA~. One ~. 'I.ow ~lee~e.
Fu~ equipped wi~ Dyrmflmv, ra-
dio, power stewing, E-Z~Eye, etc.
Very oleo. Priced to
1062 BUICK ,~ 4-DOO~
~. Local ~w~er. Low
mileage. 'Eq~_ipped wi'~ Dy~R~I~w,
P~wer steering, [~lio, white tires,
etc. An ~ v~lue.
1982 ~ V8 B]~x~t
44~OOR ~SIDAN. 0~ owaer. Low
mileage, i~vergtide, radio, healer,
~----,~ --~c~e~c" A yery r~ice me~n
,19~2 PO~I~kC OAfI~A~IN~ 4-
ole~n. Equipped wi~h Hydmma~ic,
power, a~, radio, h~a~.r, e~ Ix~
af ~ mi~les Ie~t.
1982 PoN'rL~c CATALINA 4-
D(:K~ SEDAaN. One owner. Sold
new 'by us. Ix~ mileage_ Eq~
w{~h ~x.y air, H~a~v~dc,. m-
dlo, ~, E-~, vower steer-
1962 ~ OUS~ 4-
IX)OR SEDAN, One owner. Over-
drive, radi~, E-Z.E~, factory air,
whi~e ¢~es, etc.'A good k~v p~oed
ca~ ~i'h ely. etc. Priced .to sdl.
1001 ~DI(kK ~ 4-DR.
clio, ~, E-Z.E~e, Power stee~
~g & ~es, t~c. P~tced ~ght
1Ml ~JMIBI~I~ SUPI~ 4-
IX)OR ~I~)AuN. One owner.
Drive~ 17,687 ~ela~ mile~ ,Radio,
heater, ~tc.
1081 ~ ~rI~A 4-
~ g~. Hydh'mnet~c. hea~er, E-Z-
V~~ O~n~ ~z~n
a .~od ~rni,l.~.
I~0 B~ ~ 4-DO(O
H~. ~ m~l~a~e. Clea~
he~er, ~, E.Z-Eye, etc.
PriCe~ ~o se~.
1959 ~IK~I~Ir~IR 2.DOOR, 2-
SI~T ~. S~ma~hvd tmmv-
n-A~or~, Radio. ,heater. etc. Priced.
1957 PONTIAC SUPER
~cl~o, ~ea~, e~c. (~m. Priced
1956 ,BU~ St~C2AL 2-DOO~
HA~YlY)P. ~I~E. ,l~ced to saM.
PICKUPS AND TRUCKS
1963 ~ 4OO6 L~B 2-TO~
TRY. Owe ~ ov~. Driven
a ~i%tle over II,0(N} a~hm~l miles.
8.25x20 10.pl~f Cites. 2.~peed a~le.
, I~}0 ,FORD- (6) ~AI~'O~ ½
~. Prmed low.
CI-I~VROI.~r V-8 2-TON
LWrB TRUCK• 13½-~t. bed anti
fald dow~ stock rocks. Hoist. 8.25x
20 ,~es. 2-speed axle, etc. A good
all.round truck.
1 1959 ~ V8 ~ CA~ 2-
TON X,WB TRUCK. 9.00 x 20,
10-ply ~£res. 2-Sp. e~.le, good 16½
foot bed end fold down racks, and
~L~t. A1 sl~ap~. P~ad3t to go to
wol~k.
1959 J'EF_,P (6) ½ ~ P~dk-up.
4-Wh. Drive. 4-@p.
hem~o,r, etc. A ~ mud wagor~
1958 ~ 2-'DON
TR~ Bed, grain sdde and hoist.
8.25 x 20 ~ He~y duty.
10~5 ~ ½ TON
~K~UP. 4-speed, etc. A good se~
vice~b~e pick~tp.
1953 FORD ½ ~ PICKUP.
lq~n~ ~od. &l~n. Good tires. ,Iark,-
ed r~t.
'1949 CAY~ 1-~ON I~CKUP, 4-
Speed. 9 ~t. bed- ,I-I.D. Ttres.
milea~. ~riced ~ ~1 q~,ick.
our Rm~[~L'a'r~q,'q. 18 YOU1
REST QU.4t~A'WTE~
WE .HAVE M GMA~ PAYM]L~
PLAW ANID~MOTO]~ rNS~
FOR YOUR ¢ONV~m¢I~IL
Cooking Classes ' H~t~tin~ort.. A book, "Americ~ T~e
'~Beauti~ul", is to ~ lllaced in the
The .boys cooking class of ~e ~e~ l~b~i¢ LFm~-y in mem-
sewed to ~r~th,ers. grand-
mothers, friends and members of
the rrmsic cle~s.
~ie I)empse~, Jr. Pep.
VETERANS' NEWS
Du~ir~g Jun~ a ~ta~ive of
thq. Kansas Veeemas' ~on
be in l!Vhnka,to, Jtme 11, 9:00
A. [M., a~ the CAty I-I~l to assist
v~e~ans and ~eir depen~er~s or
sttr~ivors wYd~ veterans service
work. A~yor~e urm, ble to co.tact us
at t~at ,time may write, pho~ne or
v~si¢ the K~n~s Veterans' Comm~s-
sk~,, ~ .House. ~-a,rysvi~le,
Ken~
----Fred ~VL Hues,
Field ~-~x~sen~m¢ive.
Weslside ~latrens H. D. U.
On ~y 19. ~he "Westside M~at-
tons met a~ @~e hovr~e of ~,~s. C2ms.
V~bcv~l ~th ~'~t m~,bers ~>res-
er~t end ~ ~uests. ~g_rs. Bob ,t~laek
arid Mrs. $Iowm-d Dietz. Mrs. Black
~ave-hhe Aflvt~ry C~,I vep0rt,
We ~ ~o semi a l~sc~ ~le.ader to
M~to foe ,t~e iesso~. 'q)esi~n
d~i Your Home ~gs", ~md
de ~hebher we wa~ to ha~e
Cr~R ~a~s ~his year cr not.
C~ ,KindP.er ,g~a~e a z~vt on
a~a~dawce am ~Wm~ks~ap in
LAUGH ..
THOUC, II:
X'D DIF..I
ory of Ivan Vob~z~l. June 7 was
th~ ~,te set for .the M~,y ar~ Jur~e
b~rct~ay supper. ~o meet at 6:30
P. M. [Mrs. ~l~as. VoborLl and ~VIrs.
Oz~xl Gfl1~e~t wi1',l be hostesses. Mrs.
Em:,l Perou/ek ~a,ve the l~sson on
~rm,~t Cool, cry ~nd we a¢l e'n, joyed
a ,good meal. Ne~ct meet~r~g ~vi~l be
~t t~e h~ne of L~.rs. era,1 Gilbert
on J, une 16.
~. Edgar Vobor~. P.R.C.
i~an~,t~. Ks.. J~n,e l~even,~y
I~av~as S~te U, nivers~,ty s~ude~,ts
rece~.ved scholastic ~0~=~s i~n c~n-
necti~n ~v~,~h K~Stale's c~mence-
me~t S~.nday, May 31.
Hcnors are a~varded to no ~nore
tha~ ~ percerrt off the studen~
in each coMege. Those r~nkir~g in
~e uppe~" ,~mee pereev~t of their
el.ass g~adu,~te nm~g~ cure ta.ude
(~ikh h, igh ,hon~r) and t~ose wi~
virtually s,trai~A ~o0~ds ~vi~l
graduate sum~ eum ~ude (~r~
h~hest honor).
This ~ar ~ K-~a~e studen~
are ,grazi~ting summa oum ,'la~de,
awl each has on, l~ a single B for
four yeal~ of cohere. They are
Ve~fi~a Joyce Peeks, ~vlary~i~le.
w~ho w~]ll receive a ,bacheler of
so,erie; and C~hest~ Lee Nach~4~,
BuYer. who w~l~l ,receive a ~ach-
elor of scie~-~oe ~n n-m~._~ica,1 e~-
gineoring.
students Craduated mag-
ma ourn 3a, ude. arid fi~t'y-two grad-
ua~ed, em-n M~c~e (wi~h honor).
Among thee g~ad~a'tfn~ cure
laude ~a~ Elizabeth l~l~rel~l Boyd
of M~.r~lm~o.
~EEIII~S, ~. (AHTNC)--
A~y St~f Sergeau¢ Dan~ki H.
I-I~sk~t, ~3, son of [Mr. and Mrs.
S. H~skett. Burr Oak,
Ka~s.. is pa~ic~a~g in Exercise
DESERT STKI~E. ~ joim Army
er~d Air ~'~rce rrmneu~er in,¢o~,£~g
100.000 ~ps. ,be4~g held in ~he
la-i-st~te area af Cal, ifomiz, ~rizorm
er~ 1~ev~da. endi, rt~ Ma~' 30.
~.~ife, Mary, ,~i~es in Ki, Hee~,
Let's keep alive so we can laugh and enjoy life.
Drive carefully and courteously duriv~ the Mem-
orial week-end and the vacation days ahead.
MANKATO, KANSAS ~" %
now's the time
to see your
C0-0£ about...
MINERAL
concentrates
IT'S EXTRA IMPORTANT NOW to make
sure your animals receive the supple-
mental feeding of minerals that helps
assure their health and productivity.
SELECT THE CO-OP MINERAL CON-
CENTRATE you need for cattle on feed-
lot or pasture.., for dairy cattle and
shoe for swine and breeding stock
fly worm
salt.
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