Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 April 1974 — Page 4

Page PDF (1.28 MB) Locked

Back to issue view

. v~ r

wmmm

Page 4

Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Thursday, April 18,1974

TOPS Members To Attend Recognition Day In Lafayette

LAST TWO WEEKS

I NOSTALGIA

TOPS #592 recorded a weight loss of two pounds at their April 11 meeting. Five members and one KOPS

weighed in.

Zelma Phipps was queen of the week, recording a 1 3/4 pound loss. Virginia Proctor was duchess with / 4 pound lost. There were no teens. Queen of the month for March was Virginia Proctor with a loss of 4‘A pounds. Zelma Phipps was duchess by losing 2!4 pounds. All members of #592 are planning to attend Area Recognition Day in Lafayette on Friday and Saturday,

April 19-20.

830 Indianapolis Road

Twenty-two pounds were lost by 29 members of TOPS #604 on April 9. Linda Brown and Harriett Agnew tied for honors as queen of the week. Mary Frances Strain was runner-

up. Maxine Stoner was officer of the week. Mildred Barnett won the weekly drawing. The contest to lose ten pounds before Easter was won by Linda Brown, Debbie Brown, Dorothy Duncan and Mary Frances Strain. A new “Calorie 500 Race” contest started this week and will end

May 28.

At the April 16 meeting, 25 members of TOPS #604 met at 9 a.m. at the American Legion Building. They recorded a loss of 12'/$ pounds. The queen for the week was Debbie Brown and runner-up was Mildred Barnett. KOPS best loser was Sherrill Benson. Alma Davis was officer of the week and also the backslider losing the most weight. The weekly drawing was won by Debbie Brown. Four members will attend the area meeting in Lafayette

on Saturday, April 19.

A new member was wel-

comed into the club.

Thirteen TOPS and four KOPS attended the April 8 meeting of TOPS #573. There was a loss of seven pounds. Karen Pelfrey was the KOPS queen and also officer of the week. A loss of 12 pounds was recorded by 14 TOPS at the April 14 meeting of TOPS #573. Seven KOPS were also present. Florence Kridler was the KOPS queen. June Tilley. Patty Carman and Karen Pelfrey tied for officer of the week. The area meeting will be Saturday, April 19 at Lafayette. Meetings are held at 7 p.m. each Monday at the Presbyterian Church. New members are welcome.

EWELERS

15 NORTH INDIANA So You've Spied Something at Hillman's That You've Had a Yen For! Then NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY IT! It's suretobea

YEAR END SALE

BARGAIN During Our YEAR END SALE! It'* time for U* to Count Note* . . . Help u* Keep from Counting so High. Our Inventory was Bought BEFORE Prices went Sky High. Naturally It'll Cost More to Replace It! BUY NOW AND SAVE! Remember Its Gift Buying Time ... for Mother, Grad, Dad andtheBride! YOU DON'T NEED CASH' CHOOSE

^ FROM 3 PAY PLANS at Hillman's LADIES' ^ MEN'S er

DIAMOND SAVINGS.

WEDDING RINGS

$1 A00

SAVE 20 to 30% on All Diamonds

LADIES' 3 ROW WEDDING BAND ... 26 brilliant and sparkling $*>0000 diamonds in 14K gold mounting. Regular *455.00

Ilk. Terrific Value*! M At Is - Choice

LADIES 20 DIAMOND WEDDING RING row MKgold setting. Regular *420 00

Beautifully styled in 3

M ;.v.v

M m-

Choice of 14K white or yellow gold wedding ring*. Preinventory clearance of discontinued style*.

m ^ I * . ! ’.L. a

$29522 $14922 $59522

DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR . . . Beautifully styled, set in 14K e m gold mounting. Regular $185.00 ^ |

LADIES' DIAMOND CLUSTER RING ... 7 diamond in round styling. 14K gold mounting Regular $225.00 MAN'S CLUSTER DIAMOND RING ... 1 carat total weight. 5 glorious diamonds. A real buy! Regular $795.00 LADIES' DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR . . . Beautifully styled, set in 14K

BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND BRIDAL SET . . . Brilliant diamonds are enhanced by the 14K gold mountings Regular $300.00

$24022

1 ONLY - LADIES' 10 DIAMOND ELGIN WATCH... Beautifully styled fashion watch, matching bracelet. Regular *175.00.

$95Qfl

3 SETS to SELL - GOLD-TONE STAINLESS STEEL. 50 Pigcg S#rvicG for 8. Regular >49.95. Ideal tableware gift for Mom

WE'VE GOT THE BLUES.. STAR SAPPHIRE RINGS

Regular $49.95 to $200.00

Save 25%

Ladies' and man's styles. So popular with everyone ... a real nice gift for Mom, Dad and the Grad. Buy now and Save!

SAVE ON

PRESTO APPLIANCES

Your

Choice 5088

MIST HAIR STYLER . . . Regular *22.95. Professional grooming, at home. Mist atomizer moistens hair, warm air dries and grooms. HAND MIXER. Regular *14.95. Vertical handle permits natural grip. Easy to hold, less tiring to use. 3 Speeds, beater release. STAINLESS STEEL PERK . . . regular *15.95. Makes 3 to 6 cups of coffee to individual taste! Easy to clean stainless steel, with detachable cord.

18 PIECE PUNCH BOWL SETS Early American styled punch bowl with ladle, 8 cups and • hooks. Terrific value at just *•♦

$100

:>*•

i %

TAKE ME WHERE THE ACTION IS... ROYAL SPRITE PORTABLE TYPEWRITER

■m.

*69.95 VALUE

CLEARANCE! T $&. i W ^ Save On HE A VY WEIGHT STAINLESS

I .v;.y

STEEL TABLEWARE

12“

*25.00 $

Values

Spoods your way through work, while you're on the go. Light weight with Touch regulator, touch-set margin controls, 2 color ribbon

and stencil cutter. 88 character keyboard.

Savings are yours now with this glamorous tablowaro. Groat gift idea for Mom or the Bride. Limited Quantities. Choice of 2 patterns. BETTER QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE Values from *30 to *65. Choice of patterns. 40% to 60% off

rDeoA.-tAIiI)

Don’t call ‘the other woman’—get help By Abigail Van Buren e in* *r CBicit* TrlbuM-N. Y. Non Sim*., lac. DEAR ABBY: I have a problem which I have discussed with my married daughter, and she said I should write to you. After many years of marriage, my husbrnd has been seeing another woman. She’s a young school teacher he met at church. [Her father is a minister.] The worst part of it is, I know he really does love her, but I’m afraid of what people would think if I let him go to her. I admit that our marital relations have never been enjoyable for me, but I have done my duty and given him three children who are grown and married now. I work full time, which my husband never liked, but it has provided us with lots of extras we wouldn’t have been able to get as soon as we did. Should I call this young woman and tell her I know the truth and she’d better stop seeing my husband or else? Should I call her father and tell him about it? Or should I keep quiet and hope they get tired of each other before too many people know about it? TROUBLED DEAR TROUBLED: Don’t call the young woman. And don’t call her father. You and your husband should get some counseling and level with each other. If you don’t let him go to her [knowing that he really loves her) because you are afraid of what people would think, that’s a poor reason. Add that to your feeling that you’ve done your “duty” and given him three children, and the picture becomes even more clear. You seem to be a reasonable woman. Counseling is the only answer. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been arguing over a question that we would like you to settle for us. I say it is bad manners to yawn in company, but if you can’t help yourself, you should do it with your mouth closed. My husband says he only yawns when he can’t hold it back, and he can’t yawn with his mouth closed. Please give us your opinion. Thanks. MRS. B. DEAR MRS. B.: Yawning with one’s mouth closed isn’t easy. However it can be done, but a squelched yawn offers very little satisfaction. The ideal solution would be to go ahead and yawn, but cover your mouth with your hand. And apologize for it afterwards. DEAR ABBY: In trying to decide what to give my son and his bride for a wedding gift, I have come to the conclusion that the best gift I could give them would be the treatment at a “stop smoking" clinic. The treatment costs $350 per person, so I feel that it would be a generous gift, considering my relatively low income. My son has been warned by his doctor that he should stop smoking, and he has indicated that he would like to. However, there wouldn’t be much point in giving him the treatment unless his bride takes it, too. Under the circumstances, would it be proper for me to offer such a gift or would I be considered meddlesome? CONCERNED MOTHER DEAR CONCERNED: I don’t agree that there wouldn’t be much point in giving your son the treatment unless his bride agreed to take it, too. However, unless you know for certain that they both want the treatment and would welcome it as a wedding gift from you, it might not be appreciated. Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr„ Beverly Hills, Cal. 90212 for Abby’s booklet, “How to Write Letters for AH Occasions.’’ 4-H Gains Members

West Clinton Briefs z T9 1 The Clinton and Madison Friendly Club met on Tfiirsday afternoon with Mrs. Georgia Martin of MotTon. Roll call was answered by 13 members. After the close of the meeting, Mrs. Martin served refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lillie Stultz of Morton. Mrs. Grace Coleman and Mrs. Dora Swalley visited Mrs. Olma Clodfelter on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clodfelter’s brother, Mrs. George Irwin, also visited her Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Jane Irwin and Mrs. Ailecn Overstreet called on Mr. Raymond Kendall at the Castle Shannon Nursing Home, in Parke County on Wednesday. They also visited Mrs. Olma Clodfelter on their way home. Plans are being made by V.B.S. at the Portland Mills Church. The committee in charge met last Monday evening to make plans and to order material. Our deepest sympathy goes to the family of the late GTendon Irwin who passed away on Saturday. He w ill not only be missed by his family,.but also by all relatives and friends.

The Roadrunners’ 4-H Club met at the Roachdale Elementary School. April 10. The meeting was called to order by Susan Sandusky. The salute to both the American and 4-H flags was

given by Bob Smith and Audrey Boruff. Songs were led by Bill and Bob Smith. There were five new members with a total of 20 present. Refreshments and games were after the meeting.

WANTED Homes in Need of Painting Homeowners in Greencastle will be given the opportunjty to have their homes restyled and rebeautified with the aflnew, wood-grained, super strong UNITED STATES STEEL siding, finished with Vynasol Vinyl. UNITED STATES STEEL siding can be applied to you home with optional decorative work at a very low cost. This amazing new product has captured the interest of homeowners throughout the United States who are fed up with constant painting and other maintenance costs. It is maintenance free, virtually indestructible, carries a 30-year pro-rated guarantee, provides full insulation summer and winter as well as fire protection, and is highly hailresistant. Our new product can be applied to every type of home including frame, concrete block and stucco with amazing rebeautifying results. It comes in several colors and is now going to be introduced in the Greencastle market. Your home can be out'standing in your vicinity arnf you will be offered a substantial discount off the regulSr retail price if you are interested in this special introductory offer. Homeowners who act now will be offered a FREE household gift for helping us introduce this quality product in their area. Easy Financing Available. VYNASOL VINYL® We Cover The Slate! For information write - CAMPBELL BUILDING • PRODUCTS, INC. Advertising Dept. P.O.Box 2712 Des Moines, Iowa 50315 ill I (For immediate torvico phono collect 515 285-8156)

MOORE’S AFTER EASTER

4 r» ♦

SALE

H I

Of Women's Dress Shoes. Sale Ends Saturday. Choose Black, Navy, Red or Bone from Your Favorite Brands — Red Cross, Socialites Risque & Connie

Originally *16.99 to *23.99

NOW *5.0010*17.90

MOORE’S SHOES