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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1962)
NATIONAL EDITORIAL | Kv>c6"?w ^LLFrontier BRUCE J. REHBERG, Editor BILL RICHARDSON. Publisher Term* u! HulMM'rtptlon: In Nebraska, (2.50 pei year; elsewhere In the United States, (3 per year, rate abroad provided upon request. All subscrip tion* payable in advance. Entered at the postotfice in O'Neill, Holt coun ty, Nebraska, as second-class mail matter under ihe Act ot Congress of March 3, 1879. This news paper is a member of the Nebraska Press Asso ciation, National Editorial Association and the Audit tureau of Circulations. Report from Washington By Congressman Dave Martin Fourth District, Nebraaka Applications from young men ii the District who are interested n the service academies in 1963 an now being accepted in my office Any young man who is interests in one of the academies is invit ed to write me for further inhu mation at: Room 140, House Of fice Building, Washington 25, D C. Application forms and genera information on the academy ii which he is interested will b< mailed immediately. A candidate must be a lega resident of the District, betweei the ages of 17 and 22 by July 1 1963, unmarried, and able t< meet the physical and mental re efuirements of the academies. A1 District candidates are requester to take a preliminary Civil 9er vice examination which will tx held locally in Nebraska on Julj 9, 1962. Therefore, pro^pectiv< candidates are urged to contaci my office before June 1st, in or der to compete in this examina tion. After 14 years of socialize< medicine in England, it is inter estng to note that a shortage o British doctors is developing. Un der socialized medicine, doctor! are treated and paid as govern ment clerks, rather than as pro fessional men. A doctor is ni longer his own master even ii the practice of his skills. As a result, increasing numbers o: British doctors are leaving Eng land for Canada, Austrailia America and other “backward’ places where a doctor is not ii a i effect a government clerk. The training for medicine is one of the longest most arduous of any career. To go through it, a young man must be moved by many motives, including a desire to make a good living, to enter a i profession where he would be his i own master and not a hired em t ployee, to have the satisfaction of being respected by his com I munity, and to give the best care he can provide to the sick. England’s socialized medicine program has taken away these motives. There are those in this country who would like to de 1 lude our citizens with false pro mises and create the same pro blems here. I don’t think that we are giving the medical pro i fession enough credit for the out standing job being done in this ' country. Our life span is the long est in history, and our national health the best of any country. This is due to the fine work of those in the field of medicine. We must ever be alert to be sure that these blessings are not tak en from us. Last week the Senate approved the purchase of $100 million in UN bonds. This proposal will pro bably be taken up by the House in 1 the near future. I wouldn’t in vest my own money in these bonds, and I don’t think it wise to invest the taxpayers’ money in i them either. Consequently, I in tend to vote in opposition to this proposal. 1 .—. According to the House Leader ship, we will have a few days re cess from our legislative duties over Easter. Although the recess will be brief, I expect to return to the District for a few days and visit with as many people as I can during the period. wmmmmmm Mr. and Mrs Carl Bartak ar rived home in West Point after spending some time this winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moon of Neligh spent last weekend in the Watson McDonald home. The Watson McDonalds were Tilden visitors on Wednesday. Riverside News By Mrs. Lionel tinnier The Jolly Worker club met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Charles Rotherham. Mrs. Willie Shrader and Mrs. Fran cis Tomjack were co-hostesses. The ladies did embroidery work and mending for the hostess. Thirteen ladies were present. Mrs. Keith Biddlecorr.e, Mrs. George Montgomery, Mrs. Wayne Shrader and Mrs. Lionel Gunter each received a birthday gift from their mystery sister. Alice Shrader will entertain the club May 10th. Mrs. Flora Young and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett will be co hostesses. The Seek and Share Project club met in the home of Mrs. Dale Napier Wednesday after noon. Mrs. Dave Anson gave a lesson on “Family Outings”. Mrs. Richard Napier served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Napier and Dennis attended the Cub Scout Circus in O’Neill Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Switter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier, Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fry were guests last Saturday evening in the Wm. Lofquuct borne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs and children, Omaha, came Thursday evening to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hobbs and other relatives They will return home alter Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson were dinner guests Wednesday in the Marcus Pierson home to help celebrate Julie's fifth birthday anniversary. Mr. Bert Fink called at the Dewitt Gunter home Friday after noon. Janette Batol, O’Neill, visited for a few days this week in the Raymond Schmidt home. Mrs. Keith Biddlecome visited Mrs. Joe Sturbaum Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom ery and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pier son visited in Neiigh Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Napier visited in Norfolk Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Snrader and David and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Gunter visited Tuesday in the Verl Gunter home. Mrs. Dewitt Hoke visited in the R. A. Bora no me Friday evening. Mrs. Keith Biddlecome visited in O’Neill Friday. Leo Miller accompanied a1 grujp of girls from the Ewing high schoci to Neiigh Tuesday evening to roller skate. Mrs. Norma Napier and child ren and Mrs. Richard Napier and girls visited in the John Napier home Thursday afternoon. Leroy Napier went roller skat ing with Duane Tinsley Wednes day evening and spent the night at the R. A. Hord home. Wayne Fry and Lou Vander snick went to Central City Sat urday morning to a Holstein dai ry sale. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shrader and David and Mr and Mrs. Al fred Napier attended a meeting of the Ewing Alumni association at the Roger Bennett home Thurs day evening Mr and Mrs Willie Shrader and David attended Baccalaure ate services Sunday evening in Wayne for Sandra Shrader who is graduating from Wayne State Teachers college. The Riverside school chiklrei had a vacation Thursday and Fri day. Their teacher, Mr Arlen Miller and his wife accompanied the eighth graders irom the ru ral schools to Lincoln, where they toured the Capital and other places of interest Cathy Lofqumt and Jack Fry went from the Riv erside school. Mr. and Mrs Lee Fink and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink were dinner guests last Sun i day at the Willie Shrader home ui honor of Bert. Timothy and Ava who had birthday anniver saries. Nancy Napier spent Saturday night with Glenda Napier Mrs. Dale Napier. Mrs Rich ard Napier and Mrs Wayne Fry entertained Mrs John Napier Wednesday evening by taking her to Neltgh for a dinner m honor of her birthday. Martin Helmrick and Lionel Gunter m<*i with Raymond Schmidt Thursday evening for a township meeting Mr and Mrs Ora SwtUer vis ited in the Amos SwtUer home. Clearwater. Wednesday evening The Busy Hands 4-H club met lest week in the Frenr blown School house for their April meeting. 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Bartak home in Nor folk. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lodge and family, Petersburg, visited in the L. L. Bartak home Friday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Watson McDonald called at the Richard McDonald home near Neligh Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Bartak and Mrs. A. Lodge were Sunday dinner guests in the Keith Bartak home in honor of Mrs. Bartak’s and Kieth Bartak’s birthday an ■ niversaries. ; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kurpge weit were visitors Tuesday eve ning in the Watson McDonald home. Mrs. Elizabeth Bartak visited recently in the home of her son Jack and family in Denver, Colo. Mrs. G. A. Bauer is visiting re latives in Montana. Mrs. Mary Stearns visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Athel Fuller and family for several weeks recently. The Fullers live in Chadron. Mrs. Minnie Miller and James of Omaha arrived Saturday to visit friends and relatives here until Wednesday. The HEO club will meet at the Fred Bollwitt home Thursday. The Holt County rural school pupils and their teachers attend ed a music festival in O’Neill ■ I Friday. NOTICE Butte Livestock Mkt. No More Special Saturday Sales Combined Hog & Cattle Sales EACH WEDNESDAY An Sales Will Start at 12:30 P.M. You may contact either Ed Thorin at O'Neill or Roy Klrwaa at Butte See ns for your farm Auctions Personal property and land sales. Extensive advertising program ED. THORIN, O’NEILL ROY KIRWAN, BUTTE Home Phone 723 Home Phone 5287 Office Phone 207 Office Phone 6431 ROY KIRWAN, Owner & Operator BUTTE LIVESTOCK MARKET Butte, Nebraska -pp,-, - _ - -' T~" -- ---- - --- " — ... . .... - ~ TV BUBBLE LAMP 77' I SOLID OAK I I BEDROOM SUITE 1 * Double Dresser j I ^ Plate Glass Framed Mirror ! ■ • Bookcase or Poster Bed | I *128.88 8 Regular 264.95 1 I SECTIONAL SUITE B 3-pc. — Brown Nylon Cover j I *219.88 I Regular 129.95 I 19-PC. DINETTE SET I Chrome or Bronze *99.95 I 7-pc. Dinette Set.*49& I 5 pc‘ Dinette Set $3788 Pius 3-Pc. UmWmm Set! 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