Riverside Newi
By Mm. IJonel (itimer
The Kenneth Pollock family of
Neligh were dinner guests Sunday
at the Dave Pollock home
Mr. and Mrs Dewitt Hoke, Clay
ton and Mrs Bob Hohbs and auo
J™ Mr aod Mrs. Rol Hord and
Duane were dinner guests Sunday
at the Lionel Gunter home.
The Lynn Fry family visited Sun
day evening, Mar 20 at the Wil
lie Shrader borne.
Dale Raasch of Omaha and a
business companion of Columbus
visited Thursday at the Dave Pol
lock home.
Mr. and Mrs Z. H. Fry visited
in O’Neill Saturday afternoon. They
also called at the Otto Retke home
in Inman.
The Louis Vandersnick family
visited March 20 afternoon at the
Wayne Fry home.
Mrs. Wendell Switzer entertained
the Seek and Share project club
at the Church Annex Friday after
noon. Mrs. Walter Miller assisted
with the lunch.
Mr. and Z. H. Fry ate Sunday
dinner at the George Montgomery
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier vis
ited in O’Neill Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnston,
Marilyn and Barbara visited
Wednesday evening at the R. A.
Hard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fry were
Neligh visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery called on Duane Hord Satur
day afternoon.
Glenda Napier was an overnight
guest Friday and visited Saturday
at the Kenneth Hill home.
Mr. and Mrs, George Montgomery
were Neligh visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery visited Sunday afternoon, Mar
20 at the Dewitt Hoke home.
The Marcus Pierson family vis
ited Sunday afternoon, Mar. 20 at
the Earl Pierson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke, Clay
ton and Mrs. Robert Hobbs and
son visited Thursday evening at the
Willie Shrader home. Clayton was
an overnight guest of Douglas
Shrader and on Friday Douglas and
Clayton accompanied George Keller
to Wayne.
Zita Donohoe of O’Neill spent the
past week at the John Napier home.
Mary Bergstrom and Mrs. Anna
Miller were guests Sunday, at the
John Miller home.
The BiUy Lofquest family were
dinner guests Sunday at the Char
les Rotherham home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kallhoff
and baby visited Monday evening,
Mar. 2 at the John Miller home.
Mrs. Wilbur Spangler, Joan, Ju
dy and Leon, Mrs. Ebben Graft,
ina Bennett and Mrs. Neva Berg
strom called on Lucille Biddlecome
last week.
The Alfred Napier family were
dinner guests March 20 at the Web
Napier home and in the evening
they called on the John Napier
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson and
Mrs. Walter Woeppel called on
Mrs. Edith McClanahan in the
Brunswick rest home on Wednes
day.
The Eddie Walters family of
Chambers and the Grant Mott fam
ily were Friday evening visitors at
the John Napier home.
The Billy Lofquest family vis
ited Friday evening at the Leo
Miller home. Becky Miller stayed
overnight wiih Patty Lofquest and
Cathy Lofquest spent the night
with Joan Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Napier vis
ited at the Jerry Cuddy home in
O’Neill Thursday evening.
Cathy Lofquest, a sixth grader,
and Joan Miller, a seventh grader,
were in the spelling contest for
country schools in Neligh Satur
day.
Mrs. Leo Miller, Ellen and Mel
anie called on her mother, Mrs.
Ora Switzer Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Dave Anson called on Mrs.
R. A. Hord Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Miller, Mrs. Edna
Lofquest and Mrs. Bert Fink ac
campanied Reverend Ivan Turner
to a prayer conference at Edison
on Tuesday. Returning home Fri
day.
The Will Shrader family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Wetlauffer and Gary,
Mrs. Emily Johnston, and the Wil
lie Shrader family were dinner
guests Sunday at the Archie John
ston home in honor of Barbara s
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ahlers were
guests of Rosalie Ahlers Tuesday
in Norfolk._ .
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GASKILL INSURANCE
124 So. 4th St.
' O’Neill, Phone 710
Lynch Newt
By Vridwa Ptnkrrmaa
Veklon Pinkerman was dismissed
from St. Anthony's hospital Wednes
day. Mar 23. Mr and Mrs Vel
don Pinkerman have moved into
*n apartment in the McGinn res
taence at 513 East Adams St. in
O'Neill
Visiting the Pinkermans this week
were Mr and Mrs. Jerry Carsten,
Mrs. Irene Carsten, Mrs Fay Pink
erman, Nate Conard, Mr and Mrs
George Calkins. Mr and Mrs Ken
Coventry and Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Hiarorta.
Mrs. Irene Carsten spent the week
end with Mrs Fay Pinkerman
Miss Jan Micanek was a Satur
day overnight guest of Katie Me-j
Donald
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kolund
and Eugene were March 21 busi
ness callers in Sioux Falls, S. D.
Mr and Mrs Bob Courtney and
Sherry were Tuesday, Mar. 22 vis
itors in the Charlie Courtney home, j
Judy McGill spent a few days in
the Frank Carsten home this past
week due to bad roads.
Maurie, Laurie, and Penny Mi
canek spent Sunday afternoon ir
the Bob Courtney home while their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Dwight Mi
canek were attending a funeral
Judith Sexton was a Thursday
overnight guest of Hallie Carsten
in the Frank Carsten home
Mrs Jerry Carsten spent from
Sunday till Thursday visiting her
mother in Bonesteel. S D
Kay Carson spent a few days vis
iting in the Alvin Carson home in
O’Neill this past week
Guy Pinkerraan was an O’Neill
business caller on Monday.
Miss Shelen Johnson was a Fri
day and Saturday overnight guest
of Hallie Garsten *
Mr and Mrs Frank Weeder and
Margene visttd Mr and Mrs. Carl
Weeder and baby in Omaha over
the weekend.
Miss Jan Micanek from Omaha
spent the weekend with friends anc
relative*
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Carson spent
the weekend with Mrs Nata Bjorn
sen in Lynch.
Miss June Carson from Hast
ings is spending the week here with
her parents, Mr and Mrs Albert
Carson and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs Guy Hull and Gay
were O’Neill business callers on
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Carsten, V
and Mrs. Frank Carsten and She!
en Johnson were Friday evening
supper guests in the Bub Carsten
home The occasion being Hallie s
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs Vigo Christensen.
Kay and Bonnie Flanders were
O'Neill callers on Saturday,
Edward Streit was a Monday ov
ernight. Mar 21 guest in the Han
nah Streit home and Miss Mar
gene Weeder was a Monday over
night guest erf Ruth Oaborn in the
Buss Greene home. Hallie Carsten
was a Tuesday overnight guest of
Stolen Johnson.
Mrs. Guy Hull was a March 21
overnight guest in the home erf Mrs
Fay Pinkerman.
Misses Veldeen Pinkerman and
MaryEllen Schindler were Wodnes
day evening supper guests of Mrs
Fay Pinkerman
Sharon Courtney is spending a few
days with her grandmother, Mrs
Hannah Streit while ht*r parents,
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Courtney are
visiting Dick Courtneys in Lincoln
and Mr. and Mrs Leonard Streit
in Wichita, Kan.
Elaine Stmt was a Thursday eve
ning supper guest in the Hannah
Stmt home.
The junior class of Lynch high
school attended county government
day in Butte Thursday.
Randy Pinkerman ts staying in
the Wayne Christensen home this
week due to bad roads.
JoAnn Kolund spent from Mon
day till Wednesday visiting with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Courtney.
7 BIG DAYS ^iiPY
BACK AGAIN! BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER! The great * Wmm^m ^
annual sale event that means EXTRA SAVINGS on the fine products which March 31 thru April 6
bear this mark® of quality. Throughout the year, these brands are your best . 2< ^
buys—offering top quality for less money. Now, during this special event, th^ Sfllod Dressing NuMad®—freah, tanjy Jar 45c Sortdwkh Sprcod Lunch Box Jar 49t
“"»*• “*«*«'•A wond''ful 10 5tock "P! JU!I ‘°°k fM ,tK® Salad Oil .49t Stuffed Olives .59c
on the label—it’s your assurance of quality.. .your assurance of savings.
Lucerne — Party Pride
Ice Cream
Gallon $^09
Carton |
Strawberries ... 3 ȣ $1
Sugar Wafers 2 ft 49c
r|. j el Dutch Mill—American, 8-0*. «q
Sliced lrl6eS6 Swiss or Pimento.Pkg.
-— Town Ho use —
| | MIX ’EM OR
— MATCH ’EM
Choice Fruits
4 89c
Fruit Cockt&il, Halved Unpceled Apricots,
Yellow Cling Peaches or Bartlett Pears
\i •II- Crown Colony—another 2;°*- 49f
Vanilla beat buy for less money Bottle **
_ Crown Colony—FREE, 26-oz. I’kg- OQ«
Pepper Of SnoWhite Salt with each 4-oz. Can
Crown Colony—a first 1%-oz. M.
Cinnamon quality spice for pennies less Can
I® Breakfast Qems— j
Large Eggs
Government graded
U.S.D.A. Grade-A
Dozen
■ ■■•II Vitamin-D, fresh, Vi-gal. AC*
Lucerne Milk homogenized, Grade-A ..Ctn. *»iC
II.....:.. Sunnybank—quartered, n 1-lb. it
1*10r^|Onne colored, economical.... A Ctns. **/t
r _ J Breeze—delicious, 2-lb. / q .
Lheese jprPOQ pasteurized, processed Ctn. W#%
Van Zee Cheese Spread . . . 2-lb. Carton 65c
|i I Captain’s Choice —
_ Frozen, Breaded
SHROMP
49c
Beef Steaks buttered, frozen . .59c
Frankfurters skinless, all meat . .a 49c
Braunschweiger Puritan Brand, piece Lb. 45c
I® Safeway Brand-Longhorn j
Cheese
59< i
Kitchen Graft; 25-lb. *1 jq 50-lb. jq
rlOUl all purpose . ...Bag^l«/7 ..Bag |
i Pancake Mix with buttermilk Bag 39c ,
r Sleepy Hollow—a truly delight- 24-oz. rg ,
jyiUp ful sugar & maple sugar syrup. .Bottle J/C
) Town House —,
) MIX 'EM OR
\ MATCH 'EM
Vegetables
( JL No. 303 ISf _
Cr Cans fyiaP®
| Fancy Quality — Sweet Peas
f or Whole Kernel Golden Com
( Edwards Coffee ...Can 69c .... Can $1.30 1
I C •* n:.. Bel-air; frozen, 8-in. Cherry, 24-oz. eg,
1 rrUll lies Peach, or Apple.Pie wYC
» f u.-l Kitchen Craft—Yellow or 32-oz. nn
corn meal White, Safeway Guaranteed Pkg. 4 0C
m
(^) Empress Brand —
V*' JELLY or
Preserves
5 *1 * *
Apricot, Apricot-Pineapple, Grape, Plum,
| Orange Marmalade, or Grape Jelly
| Grape Juice premium quality .... 2 Cana 39t
Chunk Tuno 25c
CLa.«am:mm Royal Satin—pure 3-lb _0
snoriening vegetable, 8c off pack.Can 5VC
■
Detergent
Ciant Size C
Box
Rlanrlt White MnKic—A Vi-f?a]. «Q
DlcUlfl Safeway Guaranteed Product ....Jug 4/1
1 Liquid Cleaner SS Kt„. . .SSt 57t
Safeway Meats-Guaranteed to please you or
your money will be cheerfully refunded
k Chuck Roast
BB& U.S.D.A. Choice
'J Grade Beef,
7-Bcne Cut lb.
Blade Cut... Lb. 45c Round Bone Cut... Lb. 65c
Hamburger Buns p^Sfresh...frig" 19c
n J Slender-Way—sliced, 16-or. ig
BreO0 Safeway guaranteed.Loaf • 71
Da*. Lucerne —Grade-A, sweet cream, 1-lb. / Qf
BUTier lightly salted, quartered.Carton v7v
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Beef Stew Grade Beef, boneless . .^ 69c
r«k» • Hormel Brand: ready-to-eat, skinless, A Q
Picnics 4 to C-lb. average, defatted.Lb. "T w C
! ”3 heads are better than on. a hen you buy crisp, HEAD
Lettuce “*°.3 heads 25c
Asparagus springtime tenderness and flavor.Lb. 25c
B ■ — or GREEN ONIONS, ^ f A
Kaaisnes springtime color and flavor. «# Bunches | jC
% jkg • A I _ Give crisp, crunchiness 3-lb. ^
VVinesap Appl6Sto fresh fruit salads ... .Bag ^ yC
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Produce and Meat prices effective
thru Saturday, April 2, only.
mifiirr
RESERVED
TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES
Grocery /meet effective thru Wednesday, April 6, in O’Neill
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Food Cakes I
Round, light,
tender and fluffy
14-oz. Cake M$***
1 Wilderness ;
Pie Filling ;
4 s„; *| 5
Choose from Apple, Cherry, ^
or Raisin
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I Toilet Tissue ;
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| In white or pastel colors \
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Loaf Pan or KI -
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Pie Pan, Cake or Qia.
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