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The Lincoln Star Monday, March 15, 1976 East High Project May Bring In Gold By DICK HOLMAN Star Staff Writer Lincoln East High School will learn next month whether its innovative operational set-up will produce gold at the end of the rainbow. The array of colors, Community has been intensifying its sheen since summer 1972. when the new approach ot high school education began with help from Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Now, $189,000 in federal grants later, the real pot of gold at the end of that rainbow may be found April 29-30: The last test could win East a federal validation as a model project available for any American school to adopt. Project co-coordinator Ken Rippe, who also teaches social studies, said outside evaluators will decide whether or not the Learning Community School has achieved the goaLs it set for itself three years ago.

Better Attitude Sought Rippe said, objective was that students, staff and parents should feel better or have a better attitude toward the educational program at East High. addition, the goal was that students should become more self-directed, and that students should improve their self-image. All of this should happen without any decrease in student Rippe noted that some of the achievement data, test scores for college-bound seniors, a slight since the innovative project began way of organizing a high consisting of six parts, he said: Cross- Roads Engineer Arthur Lobdell To Be Buried Services for Arthur T. Lobdell, engineer with the State Department of Roads for 48 years, will be at 1 30 Thursday at Roper Sons Mortuary. He died Sunday at the age of 81.

Lobdell began his career with the department in 1919 as a project engineer. He became chief of the Bureau of Roads and Bridges in 1927. and when that position was abolished in 1940, he was appointed an administration engineer He served as chief of personnel from 1951 until his retirement in 1965 Bom in Plattsburgh, Lobdell attended Cornell and was graduated in 1916 He was a veteran of both world wars and retired with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was a member of First United Presbyterian Church, American Legion, Lambda Chi Alpha, Reserve Officers Association, and Professional Engineers. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; a son, Willard R.

Lobdell of San Antonio, daughters, Jean L. Harrington and Mrs Robert (Elizabeth Ogden, both of Lincoln, a brother, George Lobdell of White Creek, N.Y.; eight grandchildren and 13 grandchildren Burial will be in Wyuka Cemetery departmental learning communities of staff members; curriculum options; an adviser- advisee program; shared decision-making by parents, students and staff for recommendations to the principal; community involvement through annual parent conferences, and continuous staff development. Federal Funds Used East used the federal funds for teacher training and developing curriculum, such as condensing long courses into quarter- or nine-week study periods to provide more options but with specific learning objectives. see this as a miracle cure-all," Rippe said. Nor will the Learning Community School remain static.

plan is certainly to continue but also to evaluate and continue making changes as needed to improve it. And though East undertook the project to benefit Lincoln students, part of the responsibility for developing it is to share successes with other schools, he said. To prepare for the validation exam, project director and Principal Jim Huge, speech teacher and co-coordinator Linda Hoff and Rippe are directing a paperwork persuasion to show the community school approach effectiveness. To Be Model Other schools interested in adopting all or any part of the model, if validated, can then look at the spending and strategy' breakdown and decide if that'll work for them. Evaluators are Ed Brainard, Colorado Education Department, Marvin Rosen, Rapid City, S.D., schools superintendent, and Larry Havlicek, Kansas University, Lawrence.

John (Jack) Bailiie, federal programs administrator for the Nebraska Education Department, said the evaluation is 1 for both the team and East High staff, when it's over, sure our projects are really helping If East's program is found educationally sound, Rippe said other schools will probably spend less to put the model into operation. The federal dollars were the bulwark of the initially high development costs in Lincoln And future costs to the Lincoln district, Rippe said, will be only a to staff and training to make the Learning Community School continue to work better. Emma Bartlett Dies; Owner Of Sterling Electric Services for Mrs. Emma Bartlett, owner of Sterling Electric Co since 1912, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Wadlow Mortuary She died Sunday.

Mrs. Bartlett, 90, born in Rolla. was a Lincoln resident for the past 65 years and a member of Westminister United Presbyterian Church. She is survived by a nephew, Robert Colin of Lincoln, grandnephews, Robert Jr and Ron Colin of Lincoln; and a grandmece. Mrs Sandra Starks of Lincoln Burial will be in Wyuka Cemetery 30-DAY BEFORE YOU ON ANY NEW BELTONE AID Have you heard about Beltone's latest hearing aids? We believe they are so superior to previous Beltone models we re willing to put this offer in writing in the form of a 30 Day Before You Buy" Privilege Certificate.

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Offer expires March 24 1976 To obtain your 30 Day BeforeYou Buy" Certificate simply fill out the coupon below and mail or bring it in while the opportunity is yours. I am interested in the above Name City, State, 4- Phone: 432-6265 HEARING AID CENTER 504 S. 13th Street mcolm Nebraska 68508 '1 I I I I I I I I I One-, Two-, Three-Wheelers bicycle from southern Germany, a French unicycle and an English tricycle. These are three of the cycles among 80 vehicles of the 1800s included in a of the display at Dorenberg, near West Germany. From left are a wooden horse Deaths And Funerals Allen Dora E.

Andersen Rudolph D. Anderson Helga Bartlett Mrs. Emma Basel Mrs. Augusta Bishop Mrs. May L.

Crawford John Cully Gladys L. Dean William E. Fourtner Mrs. Amalia Hadie Haivorsen Otis W. Handy Lyle Sr.

Horton Cecil Kilmer Edward Korinek Katie Lobdell Arthur T. Mattox John Merritt Lloyd A. Mixon Viola Musil Arlene M. Nelson Christine J. Reedy son Rosenow Karl E.

Smith Emerson W. Smith Peter C. Sohl Aaron W. Stebbins W. Irl Stoehr John C.

Stradley Minnie B. Tuttle Mabel C. Vondertecht May Wedeking Frederick H. ANDERSEN Rudolph D. (Chief), 77, 1300 So.

49th, died Friday. 10 a.m. Tuesday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No. 27th Lincoln Memorial Park. ANDERSON Helga, 87, formerly of 3175 Woodsdale died Friday, Services: 1 p.m.

Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. Lyons Cemetery. BARTLETT Mrs Emma, 90, 2627 Surr. 1 er, died Sunday. Survivors: nephew, Robert E.

Colin, Lincoln; grandnephews, Robert Jr. and Ron Colin, Lincoln; grandniece, Mrs. Sandra Starks, Lincoln. Services: 2 pm Tuesday, Wadlow's Mortuary, 1225 Wyuka BISHOP Mrs. May Leota, 69, 330 So.

30th, died Saturday. Services: 11 a Tuesday, St. Augustine Catholic Church, Washington, Kan. Burial in Washington. Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A CULLY Gladys 83, 4405 Normal died Thursday.

Private graveside services: 11 a Monday, Wyuka Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No. 27th GREEN Mrs. Hadie (widow ot J. Reid), 90, 4720 Randolph, died Sunday. Born in Chicago.

Lincoln resident 35 years. Member First United Methodist Church, Willard Sorority, American Association of University Women. Rockford College (III.) graduate. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Robert (Eloise) Ross, Omaha, sisters Mrs.

Wayne (Edna) Foster, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mrs. Howell (Lynette) Smith, Mrs. Paul (Inez) Berger, both of Pasadena, two grandchildren. Services: 11 am. Wednesday, Roper A Sons Mortuary, 4300 Dr.

C. Ebb Munden. Wyuka. Memorials to First United Methodist Church. HALVORSEN Otis 73, 2147 Ryons, died Sunday.

Retired mill feed packer, Gooch Mills. Born in Sac City, Iowa. Lincoln resident 46 years. Member St. James United Methodist Church, church choir, Teamsters Union.

Survivors: wife, Milda, sister, Mrs. Harold (Lolabelle) Reschly, Olds, Iowa, six nephews. Services: 1 :30 p.m. Thursday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. The Rev.

Robert Favre Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to Music Department St. James United Methodist Church. HANDY Lyle 65, 2017 So. 47th, died Friday.

Services: 1 30 p.m. Tuesday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No. 27th Lincoln Memorial Park. HORTON Cecil, 72, 6017 Logan, died Saturday. Retired Cushman machinist.

Born in Table Rock. Lincoln resident 33 years. Survivors: wife, 01 lie; daughters, Mrs. Dick (Alice) Patterson, Mrs Vern (Nancy) Hartman, both of Lincoln; sister, Mrs. Ruth Spradley, Terre Haute, four grandchildren; grandchild.

Services: 11 a m. Tuesday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0. The Rev. Harold Hamilton. Wyuka Memorials to Heart Fund.

LOBDELL Arthur (Ret'd. 81, 1801 Sunny Hill Road, died Sunday. Survivors: wife, Elizabeth, son, Willard San Antonio, daughters, Jean L. Harrington, Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth) Ogden, both of Lincoln; brother, George White Creek, N.Y.; eight grandchildren; 13 grandchildren.

Services: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 Dr. Glover Leitch. Wyuka. Memorials to First United Presbyterian Church or Heart Fund.

MERRITT Lloyd 77, 2020 died Friday. Services: 10:30 a m. Monday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No. 27th. Lincoln Memorial Park, MIXON Viola, 76, 4241 No.

61st, died Sunday. Born in Beaverton, Ala Lincoln resident 22 years Member Freevilie Baptist Church, Beaverton. Survivors; husband, Robert; son, Joe, Claremont, daughters, Mrs. Jeanette Helder, Mrs. Robbie Lee Buchanan, both of Lincoln; Mrs.

Annie Grace Williams, Marietta, Ga Mrs Jeanice Gilliland, Duluth, brother, Roy Dill, Birmingham, sister, Mrs. Carrie Roberts, Winfield, Ala 15 grandchildren, four grandchildren, Servicos: 3 p.m. Wednesday, Roper A Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. The Rev, Melvin Brown. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Memorials to family. NELSON Christine J. (widow of Anton), 88, 6218 Morrill, died Sunday. Lincoln resident 66 years. Charter member, Rebekah Lodge 375.

Member Havelock United Methodist Church, Golden Globe Club, W.S.C.S. Survivors: son, Maynard (Sandy), Lincoln, daughter, Mrs. B. (Erva) Mahagan, Mesquite, sister, Mrs. Ingrid Madsen, Lincoln; five grandchildren; grandchild Roper A Sons Mortuary, 6037 Havelock Ave.

SIMMONS Lona 89, 927 No. 30th, died Sunday in Fremont. Restaurant operator, 15 years at Cushman Motors Co. Former member Royal neighbors. Member Degree of Honor.

Survivors: son, Thomas Lincoln; daughter, Mrs. Marjorie A. Heedick, Lincoln; sister, Mrs. Carolyn Phillips, Dearing, 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Services: 3 p.m.

Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 So. 14th, The Rev. H. G. Knaub.

Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum. REEDY stillborn son of Melvin and Nancy Reedy, 5341 Zeamer, died Thursday. Services: Private cremation Monday. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 So. 14th, SMITH Emerson 69, 8140 No.

Hazelwood, died Wednesday. Services: 11 a m. Monday, Leppart-Copeland Funeral Home, Indianapolis, Ind. Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 No 27th. Memorials to Heart Fund or favorite charity.

SOHL Aaron 74, 1211 Rose, died Sunday. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 So. 14th. Memorials to Calvary United Methodist Church. STEBBINS Irl, 80, 2809 Jackson, died Thursday.

Graveside services: 11am. Monday, Wyuka. Memorials to Westminster United Presbyterian Church Roper A Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. STRADLEY Minnie 82, 2200 So 52nd, died Thursday. Services: 1 p.m.

Monday, Greenwood Christian Church. Greenwood Cemetery Roper A Sons Mortuary, 4300 O. STOEHR John 80, 1227 died Sunday. Retired Continental Oil Co. employe.

Lincoln resident seven years WW I veteran. Survivors: brother, Henry, Lincoln, sister, Mrs. Amelia Walberg, Edgerton, nephews, nieces. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A.

The Rev. Benjamin Rieger. Soldiers Circle, Wyuka TUTTLE Mabel Cadman (widow of George), 9), 1023 died Thursday. Services: 10 a Monday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 So, 14th. Wyuka.

OUT-OF-TOWN ALLEN Dora 91, Pleasant Dale, died Sunday. Survivors: brother, Ray, Denton; Monday at church. Moore's Funeral Home, Friend. BERGGREN Henry 91, Denver, died Sunday. Former Lincoln-area farmer, cattleman.

Survivors: son, Leiand Denver; sister, Mabel, Lincoln; four grandchildren; four grandchildren. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th. FOURTNER Mrs Amalia (Peg), 81, Denver, died Sunday. Homemaker, Former Lincoln resident.

Survivors: sisters, Mrs- Anne Zimmerman, Lincoln; Mrs. Frank (Hulda) Sturdevant, Minden, Iowa, Hodgman Splain Roberts Mortuary, 4040 A. KILMER Edward 91, Pocatello, Idaho, died Saturday. Roper A Sons Mortuary, 4300 0. KORINEK Katie, 83, Dwight, died Friday in Milford.

Survivors: sons, Donald, Dwight; Marvin, Lincoln; daughter, Mrs. Tom (Henrietta) Shanahan, Valparaiso; sister, Mrs. Josephine Fiala, Coons, N.De­ tour grandchildren; two grandchildren. Services: 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dwight Assumption Catholic Church.

Fr. Gerald Vap. Church cemetery. Rosary: 7:30 p.m. Monday, Holesovsky Mortuary, Brainard.

MATTOX John, 89, Nebraska City, died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Lett-Marshall Funeral Home, Nebraska City. Sterling Cemetery. MUSIL Arlene 54, Crete, died Friday in Lincoln.

Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Kuncl Funeral Home, Crete Lincoln Memorial Park. ROSENOW Karl 70, Alvo, died Friday. Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Alvo Methodist Church.

Alvo Cemetery. Memorials to Alvo Rescue Unit Wadlow's Mortuary, 1225 SMITH Peter 85, Fairbury, died Wednesday. Services: 9 30 a.m. Monday, St Michael's Catholic Church, Fairbury. Nuckolis-Meyer Funeral Home, Fairbury.

Catholic Cemetery, Crete. VONDERFECHT May (Cole), 86, Wilber, died Sunday. Survivors: sister-in-law, Dorothy E. Cole, Exeter; cousins. Services: 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Kuncl Funeral Home, Crete. The Rev. Paul Gettinger. Services by OES Chapter 104. Lincoln Memorial Park.

WEDEKING Frederick 69, Geneva, died Saturday. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, St. John's Lutheran Church, Ohiowa. Ohiowa Cemetery.

Farmer A Son Funeral Home, Geneva. Ruth Severson, Native Of West Point, Rites Set Sacramento, Calif. (AP) Funeral services will be Tuesday for Ruth Severson, wife of Thor Severson, assistant to the editor of The Sacramento Bee for many years and currently The Ombudsman. Mrs. Severson died at home Friday after a two-year illness.

From West Point, Mrs. Severson attended public schools in Fort Morgan, and worked in Denver as a nurse and dental receptionist. She was married Jan. 13,1941, in Los Angeles, and lived in Billings, Salem, and Denver before moving to Sacramento with her husband in 1955. Survivors include her widower, a son, a brother, and three sisters.

Former Omaha Officer Seeks Seat In Unicam Omaha (AP) Mike Brown, a former Omaha policeman and Douglas County deputy sheriff, said he will seek the Legislature from the 31st District. He was an unsuccessful candidate for Douglas County sheriff in 1974 and for mayor of Omaha in 1969. Brown became a controversial figure while working as an undercover officer for the narcotics squad in 1963. He was fired for allegedly lying to the City Council about a remark he made during the probe. He was reinstated after appealing to the District Court, but the Nebraska Supreme Court overturned the ruling.

Cabbie Found Dead San Sebastian, Spain (AP) A Basque taxi driver was found shot to death at the wheel of his car at nearby Guetaria. police said. They said the killing was believed to be the work of the Basque guerrilla organization, ETA. vivors uromer, Kay, uenton; a nephews, Gerald, Pleasant DOOtStrOp Day Dale; Glenn, Lincoln; nieces, Officers Of PEO Elected Lincoln PEO chapters have entered the season which requires the election of new officers Among these is Chapter GJ, which recently elected Mrs. Janet Byram president Other new officers include Mrs Bonnie Mulder, vice president, Mrs Marilyn Smith, recording secretary, Mrs Judy EUingson, corresponding secretary, and Mrs Judy Brown, treasurer Fern Casford was recently elected president of PEO Chapter Others to serve with Miss Casford during the 1976-77 year are Mrs.

Richard Spohn, vice president; Mrs James 0 Hanlon, recording secretary; 4 Mrs. Linda Lampshire, corresponding secretary, and Mrs Forrest Estes, treasurer. New officers for PEO Chapter ES are Mrs L. Loftin. president; Mrs Margaret Snider, vice president; Mrs.

Naomi Wilson, recording secretary; Mrs. Willard Wells, corresponding secretary, and Mrs Albert Ness, treasurer. PEO Chapter BR has elected Mrs. William Nye as president for the coming year Other new officers are Mrs Stan Sipple, vice president, Mrs. Charles Humble, recording secretary; Mrs.

William Moreland, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Carl Joiliff, treasurer Mrs. Vernon (Karleen) Brandt, Milford; Mrs. Tom (Rachel) Kilzer, Mrs. Leo (Alice) Lindner, both of Lincoln; Mrs.

Charles (Ruth) Patak, Pleasant Dale. Services: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, United Methodist Church, Pleasant Dale. The Rev, Hal Smith. Blue Mound Cemetery, Milford, Memorials to church Volland Hodgman Splain Mortuary, Milford.

BASEL Mrs. Augusta, 95, Ceresco, died Friday. Services; 1 30 p.m. Tuesday, Zion Lutheran Church, Ithaca. Church cemetery.

Prayer service 7:30 p.m. Monday, Ericson's-Hult Funeral Home, Wahoo. Memorials to church. CRAWFORD John, Bee, died Sunday in Seward Wood Bros. Funeral Home, Seward DEAN William Elton, 84, Friend, died Saturday, Services; 11 a.m.

Tuesday, United Methodist Church, Friend. The Rev. Dale Westadt Andrew Cemetery, Friend. In state. 10-11 a.m.

Speaker To Be Gen. Goodpaster Omaha (AP) Gen Andrew Goodpaster, a former Supreme Allied commander in Europe, will be among speakers at the 25th anniversary of the Bootstrap program at the University of Nebraska at Omaha April 2. More than 12,000 military personnel have received degrees since the university began the program. In its peak years of 1964 and 1965, 1,100 Boolstrappers received bach elor of general studies degrees. Bootstappers generally are on active duty, assigned to UNO as full time students.

They receive up to 50 college credits, the equivalent of nearly two years of college for military service and training programs when they enter the Bootstrap program SgEItiKBBHa NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF COMPUTER UTILITIES OF WESTERN NEBRASKA, INC Notice is hereby given that the Articles ot Incorporation Computer Utilities ot Western Nebraska Inc ot North Platte, Nebraska, have been amended so that the name ot the Corporation shall be Western Computer Services, inc. Dated March 1976 COMPUTER UTILITIES OF WESTERN NEBRASKA, INC. By James Seacrest, President Mar 8 15,22 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS proposals for plant, equipment, transportation, fools. Sealed proposals tor furnishing all portatlon, tc materials, labor and skills necessary and incidental to perform all work described in the Proposed Contrect Documents entitled Re-Coat Smooth Top Asbestos Roots Hastings Regional Center Hastings, Nebraska will be received at the Office ot the Department of Public located on the grounds of the I Regional Center. Folsom and VanDorn Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska, until March 24, 1974 2 00 P.M.

and will then be publicly opened and read aloud All bids shall he made on the printed forms attached to and made a part of the Proposed Contract Documents. The said Documents may be obtained from the Office of the Department ot Public institutions and may be seen at the Dodge Corporation in Omaha and the Builders Exchanges In Lincoln and Omaha Bids mailed to this office shall be addressed to: Department of Public Institutions State Capitol O. Box 94728 Lincoln, Nebraska 48509 Bids delivered in person shall be delivered to: Office of the Department of Public Institutions Folsom and Van Dorn Streets Lincoln, Nebraska Each bidder must submit with the bid a certified check or bid bond in an amount equal to five percent of the bid The character and amount security to be submitted by the contractor for the performance of the contract Is stated In the proposed contract documents Bidders may not withdraw their bids for a period of at least forty-five (45) days after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of the bids The Department of Public Institutions reserves the right to releet any or all bids and to waive Informalities Department of Public Institutions 31924 Jack Cleavenger, Director -IT, Mar. 15 advertisement FOR BIOS Sealed proposals tor furnishing all plant, equipment, transportation, tools, materials, labor and skills necessary and Incidental to all work described in the Proposed Contract Documents entitled Air Conditioning The Psychiatric Hospital Building No 3 At The Hastings Regional Center Hastings, Nebraska will be received at the Office of the Department of Public Institutions, located on the grounds of the Lincoln Regional Center, Folsom and Van Dorn Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska until 2 00 Local Time. Thursday April 15.

1974 and will then be publicly opened and read aloud Bids wMi be considered on separate contracts as follows Proposal No 1 Air Conditioning the Psychiatric Hospital Proposal No. 2 Exterior Electrical Distribution System Modifications All bids shall be made on the printed forms attached to and made a part of the Proposed Contract Documents Bidding Documents may be examined at Farris Engineering Inc, 3004 South 87th Omaha Nebraska 48124 Dodge Corp 7301 Pacific Plaza Suite 209 Omaha Nebraska 48114 Lincoln Builder Bureau, 507 Sfeet, Lincoln, Nebraska Columbus Contractor Builders Service, PO Box 515, Columbus Nebraska Omaha Builders Exchange 2545 St Marys Avenue, Omana Nebraska Norfolk Builder Bureau Box 386 Norfolk, Nebraska Hastings Builder's Exchange, Box H04 Hastings, Nebraska Prime Bidders may obtain a maximum of 2 sets of bidding documents from the Consulting Engineer upon payment of $25 00 per set refundable only If a bona- fide bid is submitted Additional sets of biddmg documents may be purchased for $25 00 per set. which amount it not refundable Partial of bidding documents may be obtained upon payment at the rate ot $0 75 per print ot required and $0 10 per copy of other required bidding documents This payment not refundable Bidding Documents shall be returned to the Consulting Engineer office in accordance with the 'instructions to Bidders" Bids mailed to this office shall be addressed to: Department of Public Institutions State Capitol Box 94728 Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 Bids delivered in person shall be delivered to Office of the Department ot Public Institutions Folsom and Van Dorn Streets Lincoln, Nebraska Each bidder must submit with the bid a certified cneck or bid bond in an amount equal to five percent of the bid The character and amount ot security to be submitted by the contractor for the performance of the contract is stated In the proposed contract documents Bidders may not withdraw tnttr bids for a period ot at least forty-five (45) days after tne scheduled closing time for the receipt of the bids The Department of Public Institutions reserves the right to reiect any or all bids and to waiva informalities Department of Public Institutions Jack Cleavenger, Director Mar 15 A 4 1 SERW4G AMERICA BEGINNING1 Let the Journal-Star Want Ads Serve ou Rates 1 day 3 days days 10 300 300 300 3.20 3 89 5 67 7 34 8 91 7 43 10 77 14 17 33 900 12 96 16 92 21 15 5 words per line These are cash for family ads, paid at the Want Ad counter reflect prompt payment discount National rate is I2e per line. Rates apply to consecutive insertions, no copy changes allowed. Deadlines Daily non commercial ads are due before 5PM two days prior to publication.

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