New Lark Series Goes on Display Once again, Studebaker with i i^ruMt**ary npw Lark series oi 1959 passenger cars departs presently-used styling themes to establish a complete!} new concept of distinctive, func tional, modem design. The philosophy responsible for the all-new Studebaker places its emphasis on "common sense" de sign. The new I .ark went on dis play Friday at the Smith Motor company show rooms The Smith Motor company is the companion firm of the Harry R Smith Implements "We resolved that our Lark's would not l>e newly styled just for the sake of style," explained Dun can McRae, director of styling "We determined to design an all new, completely functional car a car that meets the specific de mands of today's driving needs a car the motoring public has urged us to build. Prices Start at 159.95 GILLESPIES O’NEILL "It meant abandoning the "long er. wider, huge package' 'concept of other American auto makers," | McRae continued. "The car we , determined to build was to be i sensibly smaller in exterior .size, yet with ‘big car” interior room iness. "It’s basic design theme was to ; reflect elegance, tasteful simpfic I ity and functional purpose. "And,” he asserted, "we wanted j to sell this new Studebaker Lark I to the public at the lowest possi | ble price. So, in designing this new car, we worked hand-in-hand I with our engineers to determine, I for example, the relative costs of I various sheet metal shapes. Be I cause exaggerated forms, like j towering fins, are more expensive ; to produce and assemble—-we de i liberately kept our new models free of such styling cliches. “This design philosophy,” Me | Rae pointed out, "has several im I portant advantages to the buyer. It, of course, permits the car to l>e priced lower. And. if a panel becomes damaged by collision - repair or replacement costs are substantially less. But perhaps most important is the fact that, because the Lark’s design is based on sound engineering prin ciples and is not cluttered with 'dated' styling fads, the new Lark achieves a permanence of design ■ that will result in higher resale value. This philosophy guided us to a functional, classic design one that would stay in style in definitely.” Phone VOI R news to I’S. L. G. Gillespie Insurance Agency All kinds of INSURANCE O’Neill, Nebr. Phone 218 or 114 Club to Make Donation— STAR — Get-together club met I with Mrs. Tom Slattery Thursday ! afternoon with nine members and two visitors present Roll call was answered with a fayorite TV pro gram The club will send a dona tiongift to the school of mentally retarder! children at Norfolk, each one to have donation at next meet ing. Flowers made at the demonstra tion in O'Neill were displayed and a lesson will he given at a later date. The next meeting will be De cember 3 at the home of Mrs. Ben t Vonasek. There will he a covered dish dinner at noon followed by the regular meeting and the Christ mas party’ with a gift exchange, revealing the names of secret friends. Roll call will be "your nicest Christmas.".- By Mrs. Ew’alt Mil ler, reporter. Other Star News Mrs. Gene Mudloff spent Thursday at the Ef. J. Revell home. The South Star telephone com pany held a meeting at the Gib son schoolhouse Thursday evening. Plans were made to begin work on the line to O'Neill as soon as the needed materials arrive. Several from this community attended the senior class play in O’Neill Friday evening. Mrs. Lysle Johnson and Larry had dinner Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ewalt Miller. Mr .and Mrs. Ewalt Miller visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boel ter and Jim Monday afternoon. Miss Beverly Linquist spent last Tuesday with her folks, the Nels Linquist family. Willis Waring and Vernon Boel ter arrived home in the past week after serving two years in the ar med forces of which they spent the greater part in Germany. Vernon also spent tw’o months in Lebanon. Vernon is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Al bert Boelter and Willis, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Waring. Both are nephew’s of Mr. and Mrs. E walt Miller of this community. A nephew, Earl Miller, is expected home this week. He has !>een sta tioned at Ft. Eustis, Va. Miss Dora Miller spent Friday with relatives in O'Neill. Mr and Mrs. Nels Linquist spent Tuesday evening at the Lysle Johnson home. Mrs. Bill Kruse and children spent several days last week at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miller, w'hile Mr. Kruse was picking com at the Mil ler farm. Mrs. Fannie Stewart spent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs Elmer Juracek. and family. Church Notes .METHODIST (Page-Inman) Rev, Lisle E Mewmaw, pastor PAGE Thursday, November 20 (today): Woman’s Society of Christian Ser vice meeting, 2pm.; junior choir practice. 4 p.m. Friday. November 21:' Pre-nup tial shower for Miss Linda Fisher in Fellowship hall, 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Sunday, Novem ber 23: Sunday-schnt Wednesday. November 12, in Butte and St>oneer on luisiness. A birthday party was held FYi-1 day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Loyal Hull for their daughter-in law, Mrs. Donald Hull, and grand daughter. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Marion Woidneck; and daughters, Mr and Mrs. Paul Woidneck, Levi Hull and Mrs Rosa Bowers The Misses Janet and Linda Se ger attended the Nehraska-Penn State game at Lincoln Saturday They also shopped and visited friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mahoney j and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Rohde anil Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyle were Sunday dinner guests of i Mr and Mrs. J4mes Gallagher of Inman. Mrs. Minnie Higgins and Mrs. Rosa Bowers visited Wednesday, j Noveml>er 12, at the Marion Woid neck home at Midway. Floyd Long celebrated his birth-1 day anniversary, Tuesday, Novem ber 11. Those present were Mrs. Long, his daughter, Mrs. Floyd Collins of Minnesota, Mrs. Cooper, Hazel Endicott and Mrs Fred Baz elrnan. Lunch was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reed of Or chard spent Sunday at the J. C. Bazelman home. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beckwith of Tekamah were Saturday overnight and Sunday guests at the Guy, Beckwith home. Mr. and Mrs Carl Lorenz and | Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beckwith were 1 Friday shoppers in Grand Island. Repellant Available at Soil (iwenaUun Office— The Holt soil and water conser vation district supervisors held their regular meeting Thursday, November 13, with all members present. They devoted the entire even ing to outlining their educational program for 1959 The rabbit population is on the increase. Apparently they do con siderable damage to trees during the winter months. Trees are an important item in Holt county and their planting and care have re quired many hours of work tn ad dition to considerable expense A little care now will save the cost ly, time consuming job or replant ing lost trees. A rabbit control in the form of an asphalt base repel lant is available and can either be sprayed or painted on tret's Information on this repellant can be obtained by contacting die soil conservation district of fice. Frontit results! Letter to Editor Chamberlain. S. P We couldn’t miss a single Issue of The Fnmtier Why, the pictures of our friends that you print In your [viper are worth more than the subscription price! I'm especially happy when the [viper arrives Fridays It usually does. For a nickel what a lot of enjoyable rending like Ko maine Saunders' column I can get your 9:30 program on WJAG. Thank you for a fine paper. It covers Spencer, too where we once lived. Sincerely, MRS. 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