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Almanac Saturday, March 29, 1999 A-7 Beatrice Daily Sun Deaths and Funerals Markets Local Grain Deaths William J. Baehr William J. Baehr, 84, Beatrice, died Friday morning, May 28, 1999, ut his home, lie was born on March 6, Enron Fntergy Exxon PECO 48 15 16 58 Corp 33 34 7-16 Penney JC 6111-16 1 3 18 71 38 78 32 7-16 68 79 34 15-16 66 3 16 16 as a laborer for the Union Pacific Railroad. Over the years, he was also a driver for several moving-van companies. He enjoyed country music and collected railroad memorabilia and spent many hours displaying his trains.

He also enjoyed baking and going to auctions. Survivors; sisters, Anna Mae Herda and husband FMC Cp PeopieEn 38 12 1-16 35 12 12 Final Stocks New York(AP)Finl slocks fast Chg AMRCoip I 651-16 2 18 65 58 34 AirTouch 100 12 Alcoa 65 58 AHdSignal 58 1-16 1 5-16 AmsrunCp 40 15-16 11-16 AmOnlmtl 119 3 AmEIPw 4318 11-16 AmEpresil213-l64 5 16 AHomsPrd 57 5'8 18 Am Stores 33 1-16 Amenmch 65 13-16 2 14 FirstEnergy 31 13-16 11-16 FomMolor 57 15-16 FortuneBrndl 40 78 1 GTECp 63 1-18 58 60 13-16 5-16 PepsiCo Pluet PharmUpl Philip Morr PhilipPel High and low Southeast Nebraska Beatrice, Farmer's Plymouth (at Hoag), Cooperative at Hlue Friday, May 28, 1999, Wheat Com Milo Soybeans Oats grain prices from Cooperative Co. of Co-op Llevalor of and Farmers Union Springs at 4 in, on ranged as follows: hu. bu. bu.

23 bu. $1 45-1 .50 bu. 107 1,6 7 16 1 58 916 316 7 18 5'8 65 38 62 65 34 1 14 GenDynam 12 PionrlmShl Polaroid 10113-16 1 18 benlt.lec GenMiili 21 18 48 13-16 Praxair 7-16 3-16 18 58 14 ProclGamb 93 18 80 18 1 34 69 12 6 7 -161 13 -16 4012 18 Gen Motors GaPacGP Goodrich QuakerOals 66 1-16 KaisHPur RexSlores 27 1.4 15 16 20 58 9-16 63 3-16- 15-16 ReynMetal Rockwell 55 3-16 -9 16 ArchDanM ArmstWInd AtlRiclilld AutoZona BP Amoco Bandag BeliAil i BellSoulh 15 18 58 14 5 8 83 11-16 1-16 28 1516- 13-16 107 lB 1-16 34 7-16 15-16 54 34 11-16 47 3-16 15-16 50 1-16 1915, at rural Pickrell and attended country school at rural Pickrell. He married Emma Buhr on Jan. 16, 1940, at Zion Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell, and they lived and farmed in the Filley and Adams areas until moving to Beatrice.

He was employed at the Beatrice State Developmental Center for 1 1 years and at the Beatrice Good Samaritan Center for five years before opening a shoe repair shop in 1973. He was a former member of Zion Lutheran Church, SBC Comm 51 18 78 SaraLees 24 38 SchermgPIs 45 1-16 34 Schlumrjrg 60 3 16 3-16 SearsRoeb 47 13-16 14 viSvceMercn 13 32 Smithlni 43 14 2 SmithklBchm 65 58 3 SnapOn 36 3-16 18 SprmlFONn 112 34 3 3-16 SpnnlPCSn 45.1 15-16 Sunoco Inc 30 7-16 5.8 TRW Inc 50 1-16 2 7 16 Feedlots KFARNKY, Neb (AP)lUSIM) Eastern Nebraska leedloi isolations Friday: Salei confirmed: None. Last Week: 3,000. Last Year: 1,600. Slecrs and heifers not tested Demand and seller interest light following weekly movement of 1 16,300 Neither bids nor asking prices established.

Supplies of ready caiilc well depleted for the week No confirmed sales. Cash Grain KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AH) Wheat 83.939 bushels: I 34 cents higher to 8 34 cents higher, 2 hard 2 53 No. 3 2 42 12-2 69n; No 2 red wheat 2 37 12-2 62n; No 3 2 26 12-2 6ln.

Corn 2.291 bushels: unch to 3 34 cents higher; No. 2 white 2.74-2 77n; No. 2 yellow 2 02 l2n; No. 3 1 82 l2n. No.

2nulo 3 No. 1 soybeans 4 43-4 52 l2n. Hoppers 31 00-36 00 8 5-18 1-16 42 14 15-16 39 58 68 34 3 18 24 1 14 31 18 41 341 11-16 41 12 1 14 44 18 1 18 92 12 12 8 1-16 1-16 66 14t2 13-16 68 5 16 3-16 32 11-16 -5 16 26 1-16 3-16 30 9-16-11-16 Besttoods Both Steel Boeing BoiseCascd BnstMySq Brunswick BuMNoSFe CBS Corp CNF Transp CampbSoup Chevron Chiquita Citigroup CocaCola Comsat ConAgra Conseco Corninglnc CurlisWrt DQE Texaco 65 12 2 58 TBxiron Timken 89 1-16 20 9-18 1 12 Goodyean 5911-162 5-16 HalliDurtn 4138 1-16 Hercules 34 15-16 Hershey 54 14 3-16 HewieitPkd 94 5-161 11-16 HomeDepot 56 78 1-16 Homeslake 7 13-16 5-16 Hutty 13 7-16 IBP Inc 21 7-16 18 IBM 116 5-16 116 IntlPaper 602 11-16 JohnsonJn 92 5'B 2 38 JonnsonCtrli 63 1-16 3-16 Kmart 15 38 5-16 KN Energy I 21 7-16 2713-16 3-16 KerrMcgee 46 12 12 Kroger Co 68 9-18 3 78 LmOsayMlg 17 58 18 Litton 64 15-16 2 3-16 LockheedM 40 7-16 13-16 Lowes Cos I 5115-16 78 LucentTechi 5615-16 9-16 McDonalds 36 12 9-16 MediaOne 73 78 15-32 MentO'AutO 24 38 5-16 MemllLyn 84 1 MmnMM 85 34 ,14 Mobil 101 14 9-16 Monsanto 41 12 1 14 Morgan JP 1395-164 3-16 NCR Corp 39 1-16 15-16 Navistar 49 38 1-16 NobleAlil 26 12 5-16 Nucor 49 78 12 OGE Energy 25 34 58 Occident Pel 21 18 14 ONEOK 30 9-16 Orange Rk 58 3-16 1-16 TnconGlbR 2 78 68 14 67 14 2 UAL Corp US West Inc 64 1-161 11-16 USX Marathn 2915-16 5-16 USX-USS 26 15-16 -916 42 5-16 Unicom Cp 54 58 2 36 38 9-16 42 34 34 UnCarbde 14 51 5-16 57 1-16 I '8 UnionPacit UnPacRes 13 15-16 3-16 UmtedTech 62 1-16 18 Livestock Unocal 39 3 4 11-16 Venaior Grp 10 15-16 15-16 ViadCorp 29 3.4 1 12 42 5 8. 1 12 DTE Energy 43 9-16 12 DaimlrChryn 87 7-16 12 DanaCorp 51 58 DaytonSuper 1715-16 1-16 DeereCo 38 1-1611-16 Dillards Inc 35 18 1-16 Disney 9 29 14 38 DowChem 121 12 1-16 DuPont 65 7-16 5-16 EslKodak 67 58 1 3-16 EDS Corp 56 14 3-16 EmersonEI 63 78 58 WaiMan WamerLm WelisFargo WstnRes Williams Winnebago 62 40 29 1-16 51 13-16 16 12 34 1'2 3-16 1-16 James, Dorothy Meyer and husband Leonard, Ruth I'unke, Lois Scheele and husband Henry, Naomi Knuppel and husband Harry, and Julia Root and husband Harold; nieces and nephews, He was preceded in death by a brother, Bernard; sister, Lucille; parents, John Wilke and Barbara M. (Stcinlein) Ahlers; a nephew, Donald Meyer; brothers-in-law, William F.

Scheele, Lavcrnc Jones and Verne Funke. Funeral services were held May 6 at the Ward Funeral Home in Washington, the Rev. John Frey officiating. Burial in the Hollenberg Cemetery, Hollenberg, Kan. Funerals James Crinimins, 75, Fairbury.

Funeral: 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 1, Gerdes-Meyer Chapel, Fairbury, Father William Grant officiating. Burial: Fairbury Cemetery. Gerdes-Meyer Funeral Home, Fairbury. DclhiTt V.

Korte, 68, Fairbury. Funeral: 1 1 a.m. Tuesday, June 1, Presbyterian Church, Fairbury, Pastor Gail Cross and Pastor Jan Home officiating. Burial: Fairbury Cemetery. Gerdes-Meyer Funeral Home, Fairbury.

Emma K. Cassell, 100, Tccumsch. Memorial service: 2 p.m. Saturday, May 29, Harman-Wright Mortuary, Beatrice. Private family inurnment.

Visitation was held May 22. Harman-Wright Mortuary, Beatrice. Marie Reed, 84, Ontario, native of Nebraska. Funeral: 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 1, Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Pawnee City, Neb.

Burial: Pawnee City Cemetery. In lieu of (lowers, donations may be made to VNA Hospice, P.O. Box 908, Claremont, CA 91711. Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Pawnee City, Neb. Kenneth M.

Pelton. 89, Falls City, formerly of Beatrice. Funeral; 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 29, Harman-Wright Mortuary Chapel, Beatrice, the Rev. Galen Wray officiating.

Burial: Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Visitation: 8 a.m. Saturday until time of service at the mortuary. Memorial established to Centenary United Methodist Church or the American Heart Association with the mortuary in charge. Harman-Wright Mortuary, Beatrice.

Reinhold Paul Rinne, 81, Lovcland, formerly of the Steinauer, area. Memorial service: 1 1 a.m. Friday, June 4, Salem United Church of Christ, Steinauer, Neb. Memorial services were also held Jan. 2, 1999, in Lovcland.

Memorials may be made to Salem United Church of Christ or a local hospice organization. (He died Dec. 31, 1998, at his home of cancer.) Parents rural Pickrell, the American Baehr Lutheran Church of Adams, and was currently a member of St. John Lutheran Church, Beatrice. Survivors: wife, Emma; sons, Harlan Baehr and wife Verda of Lincoln, LeRoy Baehr of Brighton, and William A.

Baehr and wife Lois of Springfield, daughters, Leanna Minick and husband Joe of Edgewater, Linda Drake and husband Ben of Tavares, Fla Connie Baehr of Anchorage, Alaska, Shirley Baehr of Orlando, Betty Friedrichs and husband Dave of Marysville, and Debra Bartholomew and husband Mark of Lincoln; 17 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; son-in-law, Gary George of Sanford, brothers, John Baehr of Beatrice, Alfred Baehr of Sterling; sisters, Teda Rathe and husband Hubert, Grace Huttenmeicr and Hattie Schuster, all of Beatrice, and Emma Baehr of Lincoln; sisters-in-law, Gaskey Baehr, Lena Pabcn and Emma Stevens, all of Beatrice. He was preceded in death by his parents, Paul and Gebka (Busboom) Baehr; his daughter, Carolyn; four brothers; one sister; one grandson; and one great-grandson. Funeral: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 2, St. John Lutheran Church, Beatrice, Pastor Doug Gunkelinan officiating.

Burial: Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Family prayer service: 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, chapel of the church. Memorial established to the Voice of St. John Lutheran Church or Beatrice Community Hospital Hospice Program with Willard and Marge Schwisow in charge.

Visitation: until 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice, and then at the church one hour preceding the services on Wednesday. Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice. Noel Eugene Ahlers WASHINGTON, Kan. Noel Eugene Ahlers, 65, Washington, died Monday, May 3, 1999, at his home at Colonial Acres in Washington.

He was born Nov. 1, 1933, at Hollenberg and attended Hanover Parochial School, and Hollenberg elementary and high schools. He served in the U.S. Navy and then worked Patients Wall Street NF.W YORK (AIM Stocks rebounded today from Thursday's steep sellolf as new economic data showing slower-than-expected growth helped calm fears about rising inflation and higher interest rates. Investors also jumped at the chance to pick up shares at cheaper prices as a result of (his week's turbulent slump on Wall Street.

At the close of trading on Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 92.81 at 10,559.74. The blue-chip index rose as much as 122 points in afternoon trading. On Thursday, the Dow plunged more than 235 points, or by 2.2 percent, in its steepest one-day point drop since Sept. 30, 199S, when the Dow tumbled 237.20. Broad-market indexes also rose today.

Trading was light ahead of the three-day holiday weekend. U.S. financial markets will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. The Dow has been seesawing all week with declines of more than 1 percent on both Monday and Tuesday, then a rebound of more than 1 percent on Wednesday before Thursday's slide. With today's gains, the average ended down 269 54 points, or by 2.5 percent, for the week.

The Dow also finished down 2 1 percent for the month of May, but is up 15 percent for the first five months of this year, a much stronger performance than many expected when 1999 began. This week's volatile ride on Wall Street has been fueled by fears that any signs of rising inlla- Gold and Silver NEW YORK (AP) Futures trading on the NY Merc Friday: OpenHighLowSettle Chg. GOLD lion will prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to prevent the economy from overheating. Higher rates typically cut into profits as it becomes more expensive lor companies to borrow money "We still are in a lug-of-war between those people who think interest rates will go higher and those that don't," said Alan Ackerman, senior vice president at Falinestock Co. But some of the fears about nsmg inflation and interest rates were tempered today alter the Purchasing Management Association of Chicago reported a ereater-lhan-expecled drop in Us business activity index.

That helped boost stocks, especially banks and financial services shares, which have been hurt by concerns over an interest-rate hike. Citigroup and Merrill Lynch led the gainers. A flood of bargain-hunters entenng the market today also helped lift slocks. Investors were looking to pick up slocks at much cheaper pnees than they were just a week ago. Microsoft and Amazon com both rose.

"The lech stocks and Internet stocks look like they've reached some sort of bottom." said Barry Hyman. senior equity analyst at Fhrenkrantz King Nussbaum. "That sector has gotten so beaten up, it's encouraging to see them looking like they're coming back." General Motors was among the strongest Dow components after completing the spinotf of its Delphi Automotive unit Delphi shares were slightly lower for much of the session. Board of Trade CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Board ot Trade Fri OpenHighLowSettle Chg. WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; cents per bushel SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) (USDA) Sioux City livestock Friday: No cattle report Hog Receipts: 100.

Harrows and gilts steady. Hogs 47-50 percent lean 220-270 lbs 35 00. Sows: Steady. U.S. 1-3 300-450 lbs 32 450-500 lbs 36 00, 500-550 lbs 38 00, 550-600 lbs 39 00.

600-700 lbs 40 00. Hoars: Few 300-700 lbs 1 6 00. Wheat Futures KANSAS CITY (AP) Wheal futures on the Kansas City Board of Trade Friday: OpenHighLowSettle Chg. WHKAT 5,000 bu minimum: dollars per bushel Jul 2 79 2.82 12 2.78 12 2 81 04 14 Sep 2 89 2 12 2 86 34 2 90 12 03 34 Dec 3 03 123 06 3 02 34 3.04 34 03 12 Mar 3.14 123.18 3.14 12 3.16 12 03 12 May 3.23 .05 12 sales 3,944 open int 64,307, down 642 Midwest Carlot DBS MOINES. Iowa (AP) (USDA) Cenlral U.S.

meat trade on Friday: Boxed beef weak on moderate demand and offerings. Select and Choice nb, chuck and round cuts steady to weak, while loin cuts generally steady. Beef trimmings generally steady on light to moderate demand and offerings. Estimated composite cutout value of Choice 600-750 lbs carcasses down 1 8 at 1 1 1 43, 750-900 lbs down .24 at 1 1 1.79; Select 600-750 lbs down .22 at 100.74, 750-900 lbs down .08 at 101.37; based on 345 loads of fabricated cuts, 1 3 loads of 50s, and 22 loads of coarse ground trimmings. Estimated carcass price equivalent value of Choice 1-3 600-750 lbs down .07 at 101.16, 750-900 lbs down .13 at 101.52; Select 1-3 600-750 lbs down .11 at 90.47, 750-900 lbs up .03 at 91.10.

Current index reflects the equivalent of 501,905 head of cattle. Sales were reported on 3.0 loads of national carlot beef. Cutter carcasses steady. Utility carcasses not established. Demand and offerings light.

Cutter 1-2 350 up lbs 71.00. The culler cow carcass gross cutout value was estimated at 86.98 unchanged. Hide and offal from a typical slaughter steer was estimated at 6 49 unchanged. Sales reponed on 69,5 loads of pork cuts and 6.0 loads of trim process pork. Compared to Thursday's close: fresh bone-in loins and butts unevenly steady; skrid hams 17-20 lbs steady to 2.00 higher, 20-27 lbs steady to 1.00 higher; sdls bellies 1.00-2.00 higher in a light test; lean trimmings steady to 2.00 lower.

Trading slow, light to moderate demand and mostly moderate offerings. Loins bone in fresh 14 inch trim 13-19 lbs 95.00; hams bone in trimmed, 17-20 lbs trim special 1 47.00-51.00; 20-23 lbs mm special I 43.00-45.00; seedless bellies 14-16 lbs 58.00-60.50. No sales were reported on carlot lamb carcass. Estimated daily livestock slaughter: cattle: 129.000; calves: hogs: sheep: 7,000. Mercantile CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Fri: OpenHighLowSettle Chg.

CATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. Jun 63.70 64.30 63.50 64.25 .75 Aug 62.45 63.02 62.20 62.80 .50 Oct 64.50 64.92 64.27 64.72 .40 Dec 66.42 66.65 66.20 66.50 .23 Feb 67.50 67.65 67.35 67.62 .25 Apr 68.80 69.00 68.70 69.00 .25 Jun 66.80 66.80 66.80 66.80 .28 Est. sales 12,345. sales 12,218 open int 100,206 FEEDER CATTLE 100 troy dollars per troy oz. Jul 250 254 250 252 14 Sep 262 34 264 12 261 12 262 12 Dec 275 34 279 12 275 34 289 290 12 288 12 2 14 2 14 2 2 12 2 12 3 2 12 2 277 34 289 34 296 12 303 12 Mar May Jul 302 305 302 Dec Jul Est sales 18.000 323 12 323 12 sales 9.555 Babies Applcgarth Darrel and Marissa (Brownawell) Applcgarth of 106 Raintree Lane, Lake Jackson, TX 77566, are parents of a 9-pound, 11 -ounce daughter, Bree born Friday, May 21, 1999, at Lake Jackson.

Grandparents are Ken and Deanna Laughlin of Adams, and Walt and Judy Applcgarth of Beatrice, Neb. Great-grandparents are Marian Sabin of Beatrice, and Ethel Laughlin of Adams, Neb. dun 270.70 272.10 268.80 270.40 .10 Jul 271.20 10 Aug 272.30 273.80 270.40 272.00 .20 Oct 274.00 274.10 272.50 274.00 .20 Dec 276.30 276.60 274.20 275.90 .20 Feb 276.60 277.50 276.00 277.40 Apr 278.50 279.40 278.50 279.40 Jun 281.40 281.40 281.40 281.40-.20 Aug 283.40-.20 Oct 285.40 Dec 287.50 287.50 287.00 287.50 .20 Feb 289.50-.20 Apr 291.50 Jun 293.6020 Dec 299.70-20 Jun 306.10 20 Dec 312.6020 Jun 319.00 .20 Dec 325.50-.20 Est. sales 21,000. sales 80,074 Thu 's open ml 112.023 CORN 5,000 bu minimum; cents per bushel Jul 216 34 220 12 216 34 219 12 Sep Dec Mar Hospitals Beatrice Community Hospital Dismissals: Roberta Hagood, Blue Springs.

Community Memorial Healthcare, Marysville, Kan. Dismissals: Gladys Cornett, Waterville, Kan. Hanover Hospital, Hanover, Kan. No report. Johnson County Hospital Admissions: Goldie Pylc, Virginia.

Pawnee County Memorial Admissions: David Kruse, Burchard. 3 2 12 3 3 14 3 14 3 1 12 1 12 221 34 225 34 221 34 230 12 234 14 230 12 239 12 243 14 239 12 246 247 12 245 34 250 251 34 250 251 251 251 224 14 233 12 243 247 14 251 12 251 253 34 May Jul Sep Dec 253 12 254 34 253 12 open int 197,817 SILVER 5,000 troy cents per troy oz. Est. sales 40.000. Thu sales 28.052 Thu 's open int 340,720 OATS 5,000 bu minimum; cents per bushel Jul 121 34 123 34 121 34 123 Sep 117 120 14 117 119 12 Sell Dr.

Matthew and Shannon (Wirth) Sell of 1 104 Jennifer Lincoln, NE 68521, are parents of an 8-pound, 8-ounce son, Grant Matthew, born Thursday, May 20, 1999, at BryanLGH Medical Center East, Lincoln. Grandparents are Stan and Cheryl Wirth of Beatrice, Sherry and Jerry Bcals of Lincoln, and Dr. Clem and Sandy Sell of Gibbon. Great-grandparents include Fran and Betty Wirth of North Platte, Clarence and Junas Fruchling of Lincoln, Marvin and Lyla Brolhorst of Beatrice. 2 1 34 2 1 12 1 12 Dec Mar 122 126 128 121 14 122 121 125 12 126 12 125 12 127 12 128 12 127 12 May Est.

sales 1,000 Thu 's sales 449 Jefferson Community Health Center No report. Thu 's open int 13.745, up 17 SOYBEANS 5.000 bu minimum; cents per bushel Jul 457 12 467 12 457 12 461 34 Aug 463 470 463 464 48854.1 494.5 498.0 488.0 489.5-4.5 497.0 497.0 491.0 492.24.6 498.0 499.5 494.0 494.84.4 499.0 499.0 494.1 494.14.4 502.0 502.0 495.7 495.7 4.5 500.0 500.0 495.5 4 95.5 4.5 500 0 500.0 495.2 495.24.5 500.0 500.0 494.7 494 7 4.5 500.0 500.0 495.0 495.04.5 494.04.5 493.84.5 493.74.5 489.6 4 5 49O.5 4.5 495.0 499.0 487.5 487.54.5 489.64.5 486.5-4.5 Jun Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar May Jul Sep Dec Jan Mar Jul Dec Jul Deo Jul Dec Smokes and Sirens Sep 4 12 4 14 4 12 5 4 14 4 12 4 3 14 506 312 465 12 472 14 465 12 466 12 469 34 479 12 469 34 474 479 488 12 479 483 12 487 12 496 487 12 491 34 498 12 502 498 498 12 502 509 502 504 12 Nov Jan Mar May Jul Aug Nov The Boyds Collection "Yesterday's Dolls" 510 510 12 514 510 sales 23,037 Est. sales 42,000 sales 28.101 open int 168.182 Est sales 9,000. open int 73,147 20 OFF 50,000 cents per lb. 74.70 75.60 74.55 Aug Sep 75.52 75.27 75.47 74.50 74.80 Beatrice Medical calls 8:01 a.m.

Friday, 1300 block South Ninth Street. Medical emergency, no transport. 9:58 a.m. Friday, Parkview Center. Transport to Beatrice Community Hospital and back to Parkview Center.

Theft Between 12:30 a.m. and 4:10 a.m. Friday, 601 S. 11th St. A 1993 Pontiac Grand Prix was stolen and later recovered at the YMCA parking lot.

Estimated loss: $6,000. Vandalism 1 1:38 p.m. Thursday, 1 1 16 W. Scott St. Van wind- IN UN 74.50 74.82 75.80 76.20 75.30 75.50 76.65 76.75 Expires June 30 .82 .77 .65 .72 .55 .20 .15 Oct Nov Jan 76.52 76.75 75.80 76.20 We Remember Memorial Clabaugh Pharmacy Gift Shop Fast.

Friendly, Accurate Service 501 Court Beatrice 223-3591 or I -XOO-627-3058 Mar Apr Est. sales 634. 75.80 76.00 sales 1,952 open int 16,043 HOGS, LEAN 40,000 cents per lb. Jun 52.10 53.25 shield broken. Estimated damage: $200.

IFORM 51.55 54.25 55.30 53.00 53.00 56.15 55.40 63.15 63.10 52.95 55.50 55.90 53.85 53.62 56.75 55.82 63.65 63.50 .78 .63 .33 .50 .70 .53 .42 .50 .40 Jul 54.87 56.00 Aug 55.60 56.35 Oct 53.15 53.95 Dec 53.00 54.00 Feb 56.15 57.25 Apr 55.40 5620 Jun 63.15 63.65 Jul 63.10 63.50 Let's pause a moment from our daily lives our comfort, our peace and our freedom. remember the men and women who fought and died so that we may enjoy the privilege board or component malfunctions and repair or replacement of defective parts; perform alignments, adjustments and preventive maintenance checks and services on unit and shop test equipment. Huddleston is the daughter of Mary and Edwin L. Huddleston of 107 Fourth Greenleaf, and is a 1998 graduate of Washington High School, Washington, Kan. Army National Guard Pfc.

Mary Huddleston has graduated from the integrated family of test equipment operator and maintainer advanced individual training (AIT) course at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. The soldier learned to perform march order, and emplacement of base shop test facility equipment, install supported weapon system program sets, initiate unit under test procedures, and isolate printed circuit Last spot 50.07 Est. sales 11.869. sales 12,858 open int 50,557 PORK BELLIES 40,000 cents per lb. 52.55 52.50 62.00 Jul 52.55 54.15 Aug 52.50 54.12 Feb 62.00 63.50 53.37 52.90 62.90 62.50 .65 .35 .83 1.70 Mar -( -( -( At THE COURTHOUSE of being Americans.

Proudly, we honor all the people of our armed from all wars. Their courage was our greatest triumph, their sacrifice our greatest loss. Griffiths Hovendick Chapel, Inc. Adams Beatrice DeWitt On North 6th Street and Laughlin Hoevet Funeral Home Wymore Last spot 50.87, up 1.13 Est. sales 1,122.

sales 1,581 open int 5,392 Lottery Cash 4 Life DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) The winning numbers drawn Friday night in "Cash 4 Life" are: 1 3-29-40-43 PickS LINCOLN (AP) There were no winners Friday night in the Nebraska Pick Five lottery. The winning numbers drawn are: 04-14-17-18-22 Stephanie. K. Klaumann, 19, Rt. 2, Box 35A, $250 fine, nine months probation and prohibited from operating a motor vehicle for 30 days for minor in possession April 16.

Shelley M. Klaus, 20, 904 N. Fifth $100 fine and nine months probation for driving under suspension April 16. Matthew E. Lambert, 19, 1800 Scott St.

Apt. 34, $250 fine for minor in possession April 16. Anisio F.P. Mancini, 20, Lincoln, $250 fine for minor in possession April 16. Adam T.

McGinty, 17, 909 Ames $200 fine, 72 hours jail and prohibited from operating a motor vehicle for one year for driving under suspension April 14. Kevin A. Milke, 17, 1816 Grant $250 fine for minor in possession April 23. Holly J. Placek, age unknown, 901 Court St.

Lot 4, $25 fine and $31 restitution for insufficient fund check June 28, 1998. Gage County Court Sentencings Fines in addition to $23 court costs. Daniel J. Booth, 20, Lincoln, $250 fine for minor in possession April 16. Erica A.

Brown, 19, Omaha, $250 fine for minor in possession April 24. Jovi Cardenas, age unknown, 91 1 N. Sixth $40 fine and $41.86 restitution for no account check June 18, 1998. Elizabeth A. Collins, 45, 404 Lincoln St.

Apt. 2, seven days jail for disturbing the peace April 1 1 Allison R. Epp, 19, Rt. 4, Box 90, Beatrice, $250 fine for minor in possession March 20. Aaron L.

Hunzeker, 20, 1 1 10 N. 12lh $100 fine and prohibited from operating a motor vehicle for 30 days for zero tolerance violation April 23. Tonya C. Keim, 20, Hesston, $250 fine for minor in possession March 20. To preserve the flags presented to families of deceased veterans, we have flag display cases available..