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a seek third man in porno investigation Police Thursday night still were look- "They, were given things they had ing for a third man wanted for question- never before in life," said Koch. ing on an alleged child pornography The parents of the boys, he said, apoperation in Lincoln and Omaha, said parently did not know about the inciLincoln Police Assistant Chief Clifton dents. Koch. Koch said at least one of the films The Lincoln man was asked to come seized in Lincoln and Omaha may have in to the police station, 233 S. 10th for been made in Lincoln.

questioning Thursday, Koch said. But he Children believed to be from Lincoln reportedly did not show up. appear in one film, Koch said. Omaha Wednesday, two men were arrested police said much of the alleged pornoand charged in what police described as graphic material depicted boys in homoa major child pornography investigation. sexual acts.

Gerald S. High, 49, 1231 A Apt. Omaha police said they seized was charged in Lancaster County Court truckloads of material from Burke's with first-degree sexual assault on a house, including an estimated 10,000 child. slides and photographs, 700 to 1,000 Joseph L. Burke, 67, Omaha, was videotapes and some video equipment.

charged in Douglas County Court under Less material was confiscated in Lina new law that took effect in September coln. Police said they seized 150 to 200 banning the manufacture, display, trad- videotapes from High's apartment. ing or conveying of films or photographs The videotapes and other materials showing sexually explicit conducti in may have been passed around or sold, children. Koch said. The alleged operation was High was released after posting $2,000 conducted, he said, by "mostly word-ofmouth." of a $20,000 bond.

Burke was released on More people may be brought in for his own recognizance. questioning, Koch said. Thursday, Koch said at least four to "The more people you talk to, the six boys, 10 to 17 years old, reportedly more the case builds on itself," he said. were involved in the operation that po- Lincoln police became aware of the lice believe may have existed for four alleged pornography operation about a years or longer. year ago, Koch said in an earlier interThe boys allegedly were drawn into view.

He said the investigation picked up the operation, Koch said, after adults in- after the arrest two weeks ago of a burvited them to parties and gave them glary suspect who knew about the algifts. leged operation. Council Bluffs man wins $4 million lottery jackpot DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A Council Bluffs man won Iowa's $4 million lottery jackpot Thursday, the first person to win the jackpot since the game started almost three months ago. Bill Watson, 29, who has worked for the Omaha, fire department since 1981, said his heart "skipped a beat" when he opened a black plastic canister containing a yellow ticket reading "jackpot." Out of nervousness, Watson then dropped the canister on the live television show. "I hope it doesn't bounce," said a grinning Watson when Lottery Commissioner Ed Stanek presented him a giantsized check for $4,001,000.

"I retire as of tonight," said Watson, the last candidate selected to participate in Thursday night's game. Watson, who said he was taking three friends to Hawaii, almost didn't make it to the show because his car containing all his possessions was towed from an illegal parking space. Luckily, he had his firefighters identification card on him, which gained him entrance to the studios. "I'm going to pay off some stuff and then take care of my parents and pay off their stuff," said Watson, who said he was going to invest at least some of it in real estate. "They took care of me so now I can take care of Watson said he has spent a total of about $200 on lottery tickets since the game began in Iowa almost three months ago.

"I'll probably still keep playing," he said. His future plans, he said, was "to stay warm in the winter." Some of Watson's friends were in the studios and described him as an avid motocross motorcycle racer who broke his neck twice in 1975. "On the way over we just talked like it wasn't going to happen," said Craig Hancock. "But he said if we won we'd go to Hawaii. We're definitely going." Stanek, who said he was "really happy" to finally have a jackpot winner, presented Watson with a $150,037.50 check, which is what he'll be given every year for the next 20 years after about $50,000 is deducted in state and federal taxes from each payment.

There were eight other lottery participants Thursday, with four of them winning $25,000. They included Marvin Pals of Sheffield, Peggy Faust of Des Moines, Patricia Cox of Des Moines and Loretta Quintana of Atlantic. Morgan Phillipp of Cedar Rapids won $10,000, while Phillip Tyrell of North English and Larry Brown of Cedar Rapids each won $5,000. Robert Mayberry of Glenwood won $1,000. Elevator owner posts bond on theft by deception charges From The Associated Press The owner of a bankrupt Nebraska grain company was freed after posting a $10,000 bond in Butler County Court, authorities said.

Robert Ladehoff, owner of Ladehoff Grain Co. in Linwood, is charged with two counts of theft by deception. Ladehoff's business was closed Oct. 7 by the Nebraska Public Service Commission because he was unable to obtain a legally required bond to operate his elevator. Ladehoff allegedly failed to keep a pledge to pay Commodity Credit Corp.

liens against corn he bought from two Linwood residents last summer. The unpaid liens total about $27,000, authorities said. A preliminary hearing on the charges against Ladehoff was set for Jan. 16 in Butler County Court. Earlier Thursday, Ladehoff appeared in U.S.

Bankruptcy Court in Omaha. During a session, several of Ladehoff's 86 creditors asked questions about his financial status and debts, said Shirley Newton, deputy clerk for the bankruptcy court. Ladehoff has about $1 million in secured debts and $456,718 in unsecured debts, Newton said. His assets total about $1,377,000, she said. Newton said it is now up to trustee Merle Nicola to determine Ladehoff's disposable assets and, how they should be distributed to creditors.

Ladehoff's attorney, William Line of Fremont, said it will probably take about six months to liquidate his client's assets. Line said Ladehoff is currently working as a paint salesman in his brother's business in Glendale, Ariz. Line filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings for Ladehoff on Oct. 15. Historical Society to charge admission at branch museums OMAHA (AP) Beginning Dec.

1, admission will be charged at branch museums of the Nebraska State Historical Society, Director James Hanson said. Society officials expect the admission fees to generate at least $30,000 over the next 12 months, Hanson said. The money will help make up for budget cuts ordered by Gov. Bob Kerrey. Members of the society and school groups won't be charged admission.

Special discount rates will be given to groups of 20 or more. People 18 and older will be charged $1, Children accompanied by their parents will be admitted free; without their parents, children will be charged 25 cents. Museums that will charge admission include: Meriwether Lewis at Brownville, Willa Cather at Red Cloud, John G. Neihardt at Bancroft, the Kennard and Ferguson houses in Lincoln, Neligh Mills at Neligh, Fort Robinson near Crawford, and Norris House in McCook. No admission will be charged at the State Museum in Lincoln because it's the site for scholarly research, exhibits and other activities, Hanson said.

"We may have to think in the future of putting in a charge" at the State Museum, he said. No charge will be made at the Chimney Rock Museum because it has minimal expenses and is only open three months a year. "From what I know of tourism in Nebraska, there won't be a decline" because of the admission charges, Hanson said. In most other states, visitors pay to enter branch museums, he said. Snow geese shot illegally in Nebraska COLUMBUS (AP) Several incidents of illegal shooting of snow geese have occurred in the Columbus, St.

Edward, Lindsay and Newman Grove areas, according to conservation officers. Officer Bob Kelly said between 75 to 100 geese were killed by two or three individuals Sunday on the St. Edward sew- The Lincoln Star Friday, November 15, 1985 Page 25 Bantz Wilbur 76, Auburn, died Wednesday. Survivors: sons, James Mechanicsburg, Glenn Mt. Laurel, N.J., Late Auburn, Charles Salina, 14 grandchildren; greatgrandchild; brother, William, Howe.

Services: 11 a.m. Saturday, CaseyWitzenburg Mortuary Chapel, Auburn. Bedford Cemetery, Howe. Butter Steven Eric Infant son of Steven and Betty, 2227 R. died Tuesday.

Survivors: grandparents, Clarence and Evelyn Butler, St. Louis, Mo, Verne and Betty Wilson, Lincoln. Graveside services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th St.

Elder Miles Davis. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Erickson David 93, 1627 S. Cotner died Thursday, Retired office worker, Western Electric, Lincoln.

Member, St. Paul's 'United Methodist Church, Wahoo Lodge No. 59, Fremont York Rite Sesostris Shrine Temple. Life member, American Legion Post No. 3.

Ww veteran. Survivors: wife, Iva; daughters, Dolores Erickson, Lincoln, Mrs. Jack (Muriel) Dahigren, Lake San Marcos, three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, St.

Paul United Methodist Church, 1144 St. Memorials to church Sesostris shrine. Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th St. Hemsath Betty 55, 927 Washington died Wednesday.

Survivors: brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Galort Hemsath, Lincoln; sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Shearer, Olympia, three nieces; nephews; great-nephew.

Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: noon Friday until services, mortuary.

McGee Viola, 75, 4615 S. 43rd died Wednesday. Retired switchboard operator, Electric Co. Born Wilber. Lincoln resident 58 years.

Member, Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Temple Chapter 271, OES. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Richard W. (M. Jean) Schneider, Lincoln; sisters, Alice Vincent, O'Brien, Omaha; grandson, Schneidtaichbble.

er, Lincoln; two great-grandchildren; nephew. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday's Roper Sons Mortuary Chapel, Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to church. Visitation: 10 a.m.

Friday until services, mortuary. Neiderhouse George, 85, 806 died Wednesday. Retired foreman, Archie Furr Wholesale Foods. World War 11 Army veteran. Survivors: 19 nieces, nephews, great, great-great nieces, nephews.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Immanvel Church, 10th and Charleston streets. Wyuka. Butherus-Maser-Love Mortuary, 4040 A St. Owen Irene Francke, 81, Colorado Springs, formerly of Lincoln.

Retired graduate nurse. Member, Electa Chapter 8, OES, VFW Post Auxiliary 131, World War I Auxiliary. Survivors: daughter, Leslie Marie Francke, Colorado Springs; brother, Earl S. Gunn, Lincoln; nieces; nephews. Services: 11 a.m.

Monday, Grace Lutheran Church chapel, 22nd and Washington streets. Lincoln Memorial Park. The Rev. Stanley Ecklund. Memorial service: after church services, VFW Post 131, Electa Chapter OES, Lincoln Memorial Park.

Memorials to Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital, Intermountain Unit, Alkaly Temple, P.O. Box 193, Pueblo, Colo. Out of Town Counce Fred 85, North Platte, formerly of Lincoln, died Wednesday. Retired, Farm Bureau Insurance. Sur- Elkenbary Martha 93, 5232 Meredeth died Wednesday, Graveside services: 11 a.m.

Saturday, Wyuka. Mr. Munkel. Visitation: noon until 9:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 a.m.

until 9:30 p.m. Friday, Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th. Memorials to favorite charity. Hazen N.

Bruce, 88, 2600 LaFayette died Sunday. Services: 11:30 a.m. Friday, Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2110 Sheridan Blvd. Mortuary, 4040 A St. Memorials to Board of Christian Education Scholarship Fund, Westminster Presbyterian Church.

Hungate James 84, 1301 Lincoln Mall, Apt. 801, died Wednesday. Retired, U.S. Geological Survey. Member, Pawnee City Lodge 23, Scottish Rite Lodge, Lincoln, Sesostris Shrine and Band, Lincoln Elks Lodge 80.

Board member, Hungate Family Historical Society. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, ButherusMaser-Love Mortuary, 4040 A St. Dr. Robert Palmer.

Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: beginning at 5 p.m. Thursday, mortuary. Memorials to Shrine Crippled Children's Hospitals. Kaminska 82, 5618 Elk Circle, died Wednesday.

Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, First Christian Church. Dr. Edward H. Kolbe.

Burial: 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Memorials to Peoples City Mission Building Fund or First Christian Church of Lincoln. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. King Eugene 66, Victoria, Texas, formerly of Lincoln, died Monday.

Retired from Air Force. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th. Meyer Wilfird 76, 1925 N. 54th vivors: wife, Jennie; son, Harold, Wray, daughter, Sandra Liss, Lincoln; sister, Maggie Dawes, Louisville; nine grandchildren.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Tabler Memorial Chapel, North Platte. side services: 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Hayes Center. Erickson Theodore 58, Mead, died Wednesday in Wahoo.

Survivors: wife, Alice; sons, Navy Lt. Michael Burke, Va, John Salem, daughter, Mrs. James (Connie) 'Eckley, Mead; grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Covenant Church, Mead.

The Rev. Harold Sanders. Morningside Cemetery, Mead. Graveside military services by ican Legion Post 82 and VFW Beaver-Bartek Post No. 4502.

Memorials to HOCC Unit Clarkson Hospital or church. Visitation: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday, Ericson-Hult-Pruss Funeral Home, Wahoo and one hour preceding services, church. Essink Melvin 64, Firth, died Wednesday in Lincoln. Warehouseman, Fleming Foods, years.

Born Holland. Member, Firth Reformed Church. World War 11 veteran. Survivors: wife, Thelma son, Dick, Omaha; daughters, Mrs. Melvin (Joan) Harms, Hickman, Mrs.

Gene (Bonata) Gana, Firth, Mrs. Rick (Dianne) McNeese, Lincoln; brothers, Edward, Grand Island, Lloyd, Hickman, Lester, Lincoln; sisters, Mrs. Garret (Hilda) Schoonveld, Matilda DeVries, both Firth, Mrs. Emry (Irene) Bouwens, Panama, Mrs. Garret (Gertrude) Helmink, Holland, Mrs.

Ervin (Pearl) Bouwens, Bennet; six grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Firth Reformed Church, Firth. Holland CemeHolland. Memorials to Firth Reformed Church.

Metcalf Funeral Home, Firth. Hofferber Ella 86, Geneva, died Wednesday. Survivors: sons, Kenneth, Robert, Loren, all daughter, Ray (Ardeen) Geneva; brothers, Carl Voss, Carleton, Anton Voss, Hastings; sister, Rosie Bowman, Bruning; 14 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Geneva.

Geneva public cemetery, Geneva. Milton Ada 78, Maimo, died Thursday in Wahoo. Member, Bethesda Covenant Church, American Legion Auxiliary, both Maimo. Survivors: nieces and nephews. Services: 2 p.m.

Monday, Bethesda Covenant Church, Maimo. The Rev. Robert Kronberg. Church cemetery. Memorials to church.

Visitation: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday, Ericson-Hult-Pruss FUneral Home, Wahoo and one hour prededing servcles, church. Rossiter in Virgil Beatrice. 77, Survivors: Dewitt, broth- died Thursday ers, Roy Beatrice, Calvin St. Joseph, sister, Hazel Rossiter, Beatrice; several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Services: 2 p.m. Monday, First Christian Chruch, Beatrice. Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Instate one hour preceding, services, Mortuary, church. Beatrice.

GriffithsWeidenhaft William 80, Fairbury, died Wednesday. Survivors: daughter, Twylene Abbott, Grand Island, Mrs. Wayne (Norma) Michels, Lincoln, Mrs. Gaylan (Marion) Phillips, Fairbury; 16 grandchildren; 20 greatgrandchildren; Fairbury; sister, 'Anna Brockmeyer, Fairbury. Services: 1:30 p.m.

Saturday, TraumFuneral Home, Fairbury. The Rev. Jack Anderson. bury Cemetery. Memorials to family's choice.

died Tuesday. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Avoca. Pallbearers: Jim Meyer, John Meyer, Richard Meyer, Merle Meyer, Ralph Meyer, Carroll Meyer. Honorary pallbearers: Terry, Tom and Bob Meyer, Charles Staack, Larry Erhart, and Mark Dean.

Church cemetery, Avoca. Rosary: 7 p.m. Friday, Colbert Funeral Home, Weeping Water. Visitation: After 2 p.m. Thursday, funeral home.

Piersol Florence 84, 4720 Randolph died Tuesday. Services: 1:30 p.m. Friday, ButherusMaser-Love Mortuary, 4040 A St. The Rev. Roger Bruns.

Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Wayne Wilson, John Winkler, Dale Holverson, Donald Piersol, Dyke Anderson, Chad Moller. Memorials to Grace Lutheran Church, Walton. Smith William 75, 2762 S. 39th died Wednesday.

Services: a.m. Saturday, Roper Sons Mortuary Chapel, 4300 St. Pastor David A. Quam. Pallbearers: George, John Helzer, John Treanor, George Dimick, Gale Ingwerson, Ed Hardt.

Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: 10 a.m. Friday until service, mortuary. Memorials to church. Tracy John 80, formerly of Lincoln, died Sunday in Oceanside, Calif.

Additional Survivor: brother, Dan Dennehy, Massachusetts. Services: 1 p.m. Friday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. The Rev.

James J. Wallasky. Pallbearers: Tom Vergith, Todd, Bruce Jones, Dave McEwen, Dan Baynes, Randy Johnson. Honorary pallbearers: Ted Vergith, Steve, Dan Ward, David, Jon Wallasky. Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery.

Memorials to Faith Lutheran Church. Man gets 3 years in prison for bilking parents of missing child Johnny Gosch DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The man accused of cheating the parents of missing paperboy Johnny Gosch out of $11,000 was sentenced Thursday to three years in federal prison. U.S. District Judge Harold Vietor also ordered Robert Meier II to five years probation after he serves the prison term. As part of a plea bargain, Meier pleaded guilty last month to two counts of wire fraud after he defrauded John and Noreen Gosch.

The 19-year-old Meier, from Saginaw, was indicted on six counts of wire fraud on Aug. 22 after he met with the Gosches and told them he could rescue their missing son from Mexico, where Meier said the boy was being held as a slave. The Gosches have said they believed Meier's story because he knew information about their son that had not been publicly released. Johnny Gosch was 12 years old when he disappeared the morning of Sept. 5, 1982, as he was about to begin his West Des Moines newspaper route.

Two children rewarded with watches for finding 10,000 in stolen diamonds SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) Two children who found $10,000 in stolen diamonds will be rewarded with engraved watches for returning the gems to a jewelry store. The children discovered the diamonds under a rock near their homes Sunday. Aaron Wright, 8, found a bundle of envelopes and without looking inside, gave them to his friend and next-door neighbor, Heather Nobbe, 11. She looked inside a and saw diamonds. 240 Building nog WANT-ADS "why wait" hours Monday Friday 7:30 a.m.

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The Journal-Star Printing Co. has the right to refuse or cancel any advertisement. 101 Lots Cemetery 3 lots. Lincoin Memorial, Isle of Flags area, non-denominational, 466-2543. For sale 3 cemetery lots in SecNon 32, Lot 129 at Wyuka, $250 per grave site.

402-341-2602. 1268 Business Opportunities CASH Look feel good while making extra cash from the security of your own home, get a tax deduction. Contact FOREVER LIVING PRODUCTS, 474-6487 Established craft store in NW Lincoln, 477-7554 Established truck stop restaurant, excellent location, financing avail. 402-773-4247 or 402-773-4295 Established one chair barber styling shop. weekdays 786-3300.

Excellent location for overnight restaurant. 1901 St. Will show upon request. Rent 489- 9424. For Lease: convenient stores gasoline outlets in East Central SE Nebraska.

For information write Box 1403. JSP Company, 926 Street, Lincoln, NE 68508. Steel Building Dealership with Maior Manufacturer Engineering support. Starter ads furnished. Some areas taken.

Call (303) 759-3200, EXT. 2401. Used bookstore, high traffic, money maker, Lincoin, $3,800. 476-8497. 129 Financial Equity Loans from $2000 to $100,000.

No Income or credit requirements. Call 489-1814. FIRST SECURITY MORTGAGE We buy mortgages, trust deeds land contracts. Call 489-1814. Hobbies 132 Coins Stamps 100 Corona Austrian gold piece.

$330. Abraham's Corner. 474-2696. 142 Lost Found FOUND DOGS: Shepherd Lab Cross, yellow female, 7 mos. old; cross.

3-5 old, with white, Afaghan, black, 4-5 yrs old, female; Border Collie cross, white male, 1 year old; Lab, black male, 1-2 mos. old. FOUND CATS: Domestic short hair, black female, adult; domestic short hair, orange, female, adult; domestic short hair, female, 6-8 wks old; domestic long hair, gray, 6-8 weeks old. Capitol Humane Society, 477-7722 FOUND-Medium brown white male dog, approx. 1 no collar, Colonial Hills, 489-7571 after 5:30.

FOUND- Young black fernale dog, long hair, long tail, black nylon collar, very friendly, near Blue Stem Lake, 794-6060 FOUND: week of male Block Lab mix, has collar cropped tail, in Eagle area. Call 781-2723 evenings. LOST OR FOUND A PET? Call Animal Control 471-7900 Weekdays 8-6; also visit Humane Society once every 2 days. Lost: 57th Pawnee, yellow longhaired female cat. Reward.

489-6697. Lost: Black brown dog with cropped tail, part Shepherd, port Rotweller. Reward. Havelock area. 464-4086.

Lost: brown wallet between 28th and 27th Street or 27th Street Laundramat on night of Please contact Rod at 474-7326 or at 200 So 28th apt. 3 after 5pm. Lost: black white male cat with tuxedo markings, age 11 years, in vicinity of 17th Sts. Please call 477-5029 days, 477-2769 eves. Pure gray female cat found 18 area, 435-8123.

Set of keys found, Touzalin Judson area. 466-6926 call to identify. 148 Personals "Going to Tuscon Arizona?" Need someone willing to transport a sm. table rocking chair to a relative. Will pay.

Eves 488-8836 Attention: We can show you how to buy your food at wholesale below. Call 467-3882 for appt. after 5:30 wkends. Earn great gifts free by having a Watkins Tasting Party. 2901 So.

14th 423-3822 Electro Lux Rainbow Service bags ports. Roth 435-4691. Gentleman 47, relaxed personalItv, smokes. Interested in meeting attractive, petite lady for componion. Call 475-8140 anytime.

Get a relaxing Swedish massage at the Unicorn. State licensed. Also starting basic massage classes. 476-9557. Handknit Custom knitting 6-9PM 483-2580 789-5435.

HOMEWATCH House visits, pet care, other services while you are away. Bonded, LADIES-Look your best for the holidays do your gift buying too! Fine fashions of cost plus The Sample Outlet, Hay. market Junction, 700 St. Las Vegas night, Sat. Nov.

16th, Goodyear Rec Center, 6200 Logan Lincoln, No cover charge, BYOB, sponsered by Parents Without Partners, chapter 195. Lincoin Massage Center. Massage hydro therapy. State Licensed. 3230 So.

13. 421-3230. (Continued). BASEMENT REPAIR. Walls retain, Deaths Funerals "I thought they were fake," she said.

They weren't. The envelopes contained 37 unset diamonds, two diamond rings and sales receipts from Zales Jewelers of the Southern Hills Mall. Zales manager Steve Dewald said he became manager the day the diamonds were found, and didn't know any merchandise was missing. Police Capt. Ron Pettitt said a former store employee was a suspect in the thefts.

148 Personals (Continued) Lose 10-15 lbs. in time for Christmas at little or no cost to you. Call 423-0920, 474-6487. MILLIONAIRE DIET Lose a pound a day on the new Millionaire Diet. See for the first time in Lincoln at Pershing Flea Market, Nav.

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Large hall with bar dance floor. 475-4337 Piano music available for your parties. receptions singa-longs. Call 435-4447 after 5pm. SELECTIVE SINGLES Lincoln's newest alternative singles bars.

For free brochure, write Box 83071, Lincoin 68501 SINGLE PREGNANT? Adoption Is a caring alternative. For confidential information call Nebr. Children's Home, 483-7879 Singles Seminar Dance. Nov. 17th.

Airport Inn, 1-80 Airport Exit. 7pm. speaker Dr. Larry Kagan, clinical psychologist In private practice. 8pm.

music by Craig Estudilio. St. Jude, where have you gone? You are missed. H.R. To reach Tony Porto call 475-8669.

I'm back at 2121 So. 7th. Porto Service Center 475-TONY 155 Ticket Exchange Need 2 or 4 Ne. football tickets, no students, 477-8612. 1 way ticket, Denver to Lincoln.

$65. Use by Nov. 20. 362-7021, York. 2 Season Neb.

basketball tickets. Section face value. 467-2551 10-4pm, 475-4897 after 5. sale 2 NU season basketball tickets, 483-7160 7. football tickets, 5 together, upper deck.

West side, excellent seats. 2 together, South end zone, row 72. Mr. 405-794-5070 For sale 2 season basketball tickets Sec. at cost, 464-8180.

Tickets to. KU-Nebr. footgame on Sat. price negotiable, 913-841-7933 before 7pm Friday, Wanted: 2 or 4 season football tickets, no students, no scalpers. 466-2009.

Wanted: 2-4 tickets for football game. Contact Rick Redeker at 489-9175 this week only between 5pm 10pm 205 Services Professional INVESTIGATOR Military Police trained, security custom burgiar alarms 464-0697 474-4194 BLACK ON WHITE PHOTO FINISHING CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Get those old photos copied, copy negs, $2.50 ea. Custom W's. 243 So. 20th.

476-1554. Carpet 215 Clean, Upholstery Serv. Lincoln Mattress Upholstery 435-2828 Alterations 220 Sewing Tailoring Draperies-Sewing-Bridal Alterations, 140 So. 27th, 435-3853. sewing.

Estl. Fast! Alterations Etc. Altering tailorIn9. 611 No 27th 474-2954 230 Snow Removal Sanding plowing 464-0528 464-1593 REASONABLE Experienced snow removal. For free estimate call 466-8797.

Snow Removal, cheapest in town. Call 464-5788. One of the CHEAPEST In town. Call anytime 467-5774, 435-5765 Snow removal done, commercial residential. 474-9268.

Snow Call anytime. 464-4187 Apts. reasonable, early specials. 474-5782 message. Blow snow, sidewalks drives.

Call 476-0238. 240 Building Contracting WATERPROOFING DRAIN TILE GABEL CONSTRUCTION Guaranteed work. Over 180 basements tiled in '83 '84 still dry. 1-beams. 466-2237, 435-1735.

Fireplaces-Wood Stoves All types masonry work Fireplace inspection, 475-2931 New building remodeling of any type. Insured references. Call 483-6407 Foundation Improvements basement leak? Call Ron Tweedy, 488-9031. Draintile 10 yr. warranty.

Beams all foundation repair. see Masonary work, Bsmt Repair 1-Beoms, Free Est. Gene 477-8427. LEAKY ROOF? If you have asphalt, built up or metal roof I can you on repair waterproofing. Call 488-0601, Steve.

No obligation. ing walls, cement work. 435-6192 245 Work Concrete CONST. INC.O Residential, comm, drain tile. 4 beam, bsmt.

repair, 489-4457 SPECIALIZE IN Driveways, patios, garages, black dirt, bsmt. repair, reasonable, Insured, quality, 476-9337. Dick's Concrete, patios, driveways, sidewalks, steps 90- rages, lifetime guar. 798-7803 CEMENT Patio's, driveways, parking lots retaining walls. 489-6686.

"GABEL CONCRETE" COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Drain tile, I-beams, guaranteed work. 466-2237, 435-1735. SCHMIEDING CONCRETE Driveways, patios, sidewalks, etc. 464-7367, 435-1833 All types of Concrete Work, small lobs welcome. 476-0914 anytime.

CONCRETE WORK Residential Commercial. All types, free estimates, 421-2365. 250 Home Repairs Services Floors laid, sanded refinished, Chuck Smith, 489-3674, IMPROVEMENTS Remodeling, drywalling, general repairs. Very reasonable rates. Free etimates.

474-6379. Drywalling texturing. Done right but cheap. Free est 474-3621 Painting drywall siding applied, gutters cleaned, carpentry work, concrete, room addltions, all phases of framing, cablnets porch repairs. 474-2052, James Bryant New cabinet door, drawer fronts, counter tops.

Quality. 423-6383 Drywall hung, taped, finished, texturing. 474-7592. Ace Home Improvement. RoofIng, painting, etc.

475-5367 Roofing all types, 24 years expereince. Jack Tyree, 477-8647. Window washing, gutter cleanIng, painting, free 466-2289. WOODCRAFT REMODELING all types. Roof to basements, outside to inside, garages oddlfions, insured, 466-1933.

Experienced carpet linoleum Installation. 475-1037. Insured carpet installer, excellent references, 475-0135 Roofing, Patio, redwood deck, vinyl siding, painting, remodeling of all kinds. 476-6828. Handyman.

Small lobs welcome, free estimates. Call 477-5871 ELECTRICIAN Licensed, Insured 488-1868 aft 5:30 ROOFING Foreman's, free estimates, Insured, guaranteed. 488-6214. Complete masonary work. or repair, tuck pointing.

Steve' 474-3797. Insured. yrs. exp. painting drywall finishing, rocking, hand texture ceiling spray, 483-6666, 483-6667.

the gutter doctors, gutterIng all types roofing. 464-7612 Roofing, shingles, flat, gutters, references, Insurance, 464-4055 Home repairs or remodeling, senlor discounts. Call 488-4488. SOUTHSIDE CHIMNEY SWEEP Gas grill cleaning, repair, handyman. 423-1350, 464-3021.

Roofing repairs, free estimates, reasonable. 476-6408 Experienced roofer, reasonable rates, off for all senior citizens. Anytime 475-5367. BASEMENT REMODELED Affordable, premium quality, references, Insured, evenings, 423-1495, 489-0975. Better Home Cleaning Service 488-8416 ELECTRICIANS Over 35 yrs.

experience, licensed Insured. 788-2540 or 782-8738. AAA Handyman Services, we can handle It, 464-1841 Lay, sand, finish refinish floors vinyl tile (not linoleum) 488-1106 "FIX ALL REMODELING" General Repairs-Baths-Kitchens, Basements, Drywall, Roofing, Quality Experience. 488-8416 roofing, siding, painting, carpentry, 435-2279. STAR CITY ELECTRIC 25 years experience.

Licensed insured. Hickman, 792-2158. ROOFING. Free Estimates. Call' 475-2313.

Amen remodeling, drywall, electrical, doors hung, furniture repaired, 340 No 27, 476-8497 GENERAL MAINTENANCE Remodeling, general repairs, roofing, painting, snow removal. Free estimates. 466-1401 RENT-MY-HUBBY No lob too small, call 477-2142. ALL TYPE CABINET CO. Custom designed cabinets furniture.

Call 464-3746. 2909 N. 27th Carpet laying, floor cover 'ng in-: stallation, free 489-1417 eves. Free Shingling-Facia, gutters, repairing, tear-offs, 464-3143 251 Insulation Blown insulation, attics sidewalls, free estimate, 475-2313. Plumbing 255.

Air Heating Cond. Repair plumber, 20 yrs experi-, ence, low rates, 466-0978 260 Interior Decorating Painting, papering, texturing ceramic tile. Jack 466-0312. Expert low rates. Jerry Reeves 464-4881.

painting, papering, cer. tile, free est. Harland 464-6691 painting, papering, 25 years experience, free estimates. Day 435-1524, eves 474-7415. 265 Painting exp.

free est. Krueger 488-2494. refer. Interior, exterior, 476-6408 Neat interior painting, $45 room, also wallpaper, 473-2778. Exterior-Interior, exp, reasonable rates, free est.

475-8817. Interior Painting Specialist Also, ext. free estimates. 24 yrs experience. Insured.

475-0541. papering, texturing, Experienced. 470-2273. Quality workmanship. Free estimates, reasonable, Bud 423-7029.

Affordable premium quality painting papering, ext. Chris, 488-4376. Best quality, reasonable prices. exp, ext, int, free est, 464-7847 270 Lawn Garden Care Dirt Bobcat Dirt Work. Rough gradIng, back fill, misc.

423-7342. ROTOTILLING. Large small, less than renting. 467-1826. Gabel Professional Tree Lawn fall clean up, 476-6000 Fall lawn core, raking, hauling, senior discounts.

Call 488-4488. Black dirt, finely worked, 5 10 Hendricks Sod. 423-4076 or 423-6904. Dirt Repair Any amt. black dirt installed; around foundations, low spots.

Grade drainage prob. Sod full repair. Seeding. Experienced, free 488-6918 A-1 DIRT. Pulverized top soil, black or clay, 464-8757 age lagoons.

Another illegal shooting occurred at Newman Grove Monday, he said. Columbus Conservation Officer Lyman Wilkinson said evidence was found of illegal goose shooting on a pond on the south edge of Lindsay the first of the week and on Whitetail Lake near Columbus Monday night..