Sunday, January 19, 1964 · Page 10

Swimming pond in the cow pasture

Send your cash, checks and money orders c-o News-Press for immediate membership in the Cancelation of Cancer Sticks in Nebraska City club.

Not only is tobacco taboo for the body, worse yet in the eyes of many is obesity—fat!

Oh, I wish I had a Thunderbird, I know what I would do; I would show ole' Bob Toler that I could do it too!

Dear Harold Lowrey.

Enclosed you will find a check for membership in your summer Country Club private swimming pond in the cow pasture on your west 80. Please advise whether the swimming dress will be skin-py IDEB.

Congratulations to Art Sackles and the newly formed Sertoma club for the tree planting project.

The project is a credit to the organization and a great benefit to Nebraska City. Sertoma club members will plant the trees and guarantee growth or replace the trees.

Where else, but in Nebraska City should such a project be initiated?

The first time I met him, Don Roberts reminded me most of Rep. Ralph Beermann . . . so I jus' call him Ralph. Cal Gamboni must have had a similar impression when we first met. He still calls me George Near, former News-Press reporter.

Yup, it's getting near election time . . . they're about to do something on No. 2.

The show of vandalism at the ice skating rink hurts parents and youngsters who enjoy ice skating. Sheets of plywood, sticks, boards, beer bottles and clods have been thrown onto the rink before the water froze. As a result, park employes had to remove the objects and flood the rink again only to have similar vandalism occur.

Those individuals responsible for the vandalism ought to flood the rink with buckets of water.