Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1960 — Page 6

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ffr Vote in Kroger s (heckeFOi the i ear contest V R 7\ \ \ / / J. day. <n Atlantic City plu. many other pelt.. In each and mor- t 0.., campatinfl with ctwck.r. from all over country. w jf \ /1 rH ■ \ chandiso. WrSAVE TWICE 2X“ £i f 11:11, g™* a 3 - <| 00 : -1 (■ rcsn miik Hom °9 enized j w “’i [ ‘ Plus Bl 50 FREE Top Value Stamps | you get both with the ! Embassy Salad Drcssinq 39 c I EIIIUd»y *J | Fresh Milk I Banquet Frozen Pies-" 2-7 1 I 1 i>. •* inc | Pillsbury Biscuits <IU D»hki Z KK Beans ‘ 2 37c ExJissue f/wrho but HroefeX N -29 c EeHowels 236 c | free* 50Top g • Freeh Baked Maple or Vanilla c,,n < 1e c ® . # g ox pounds or more of f rrfves VOU a \ Cinnamon Rolls Pk 9 . 19c Kleenex Napkins of so zx Creamo Margarine u. 27c V personal-word I Instant Tang • LaT 35c Ketex wu 45c SrX Pork bin If Not i u,t ° rdinar y p ork ,oin * ■ bus ,oin * of * uch h ‘® h qual,ty ,he re ® uar " MP/*} f anteed in writing by your Kroger manager - more proof Kroger cares W W about you! -:nch M Choice A RM » 1 b 1 1/ 7 inch Rib | oin Center jK ' > - r« rti on c - A T ‘ s' < ; ; JnM Kroner Quality—loo% Pure Kroger Tenderay Cut GfOUnd Beef Pound 49c Chuck Roast “• 49‘ »* Unrau's Sellable sliced Oscar Mayer All Meat F?r«gi B Bacon Pound 49c Skinless Wieners u. 59c ~ w . e • 1 * *r~« Dew-It-cious fruits and vegetables B Free 50 Top Value Stamps B California Navels-113 size j $5 Purchase g| Except beer, wino or cigarettes. This - lowest price good a) Kroger thru Tuesday, Janu» NW Mi ary 26, 1960. Limit one, please. uranges Tender sprouts of flavor The fine aD purpose apple Fresh Broccoli Bunch 39c Mclntosh Apples 4 39c M Free 59 T op y a | ue Stamps HkJHBHHHH New Cabbage r~.d 9c Red Grapes r.««a 29c || « ■BUglSksl steu,«„deri» Knx.ruo.iu, m Star Kist Tuna 3&>m 99c ® Fresh Carrots 2 u., 29c Bananas r%« 2 Lb .. 33c M Buster brand Fresh Texas Breakfast Special J Roasted Peanuts ba" 39c Grapefruit su» 49c Q rocer y p r , crs thru Tuesday. ' We rewrve the richt to Umh uuautfties. Meat and produce prices effective thru Saturday. -

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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY >O. >**>

Lincoln School PTA Will Meet Thursday phyllli Smith, at Mancie, will br the »pe«krr for the January meeting of the Lincoln achool PTA. The program will br in the ■chooi auditorium Starting nt T;W pm. Thurada) Mio Smith la nd* rational for the ScottEorcaman company, publishers of the basic readers used in the -chool "learning to read" will be the subject of her nUk AU memberk arc urged to attend. ft 20 Years Ago Today . .. ... - - -■*. Jan. 10. IMo—Sen. William K. Borah. T 4, United States senator from Idaho for 33 years, died following a cerebral hemorhage. Daniel Steffen, of Bluffton, will open a new implement store on North Third street Jan. 25 Eugene Anderson. 22. of Fort Wayne, a helper on a truck of the Hon-E-Grust baskery of this city, was killed when his car overturned near Woodburn. One hundred and twenty-five Decatur and Adams county women attended the golden jubilee and fine arts tea here for the Federation of clubs. Adams county high school basketball results: Commodores 35. Monroeville 34; Columbia City 48. Yellow Jackets 43; Berne 36. New Haven 26. COUNCIL Continued from pair* one street sewer job. Ward contends that this must be done by the city engineer, Ralph Roop. Rural Contract Fire chief Cedric Fisher then reported on fire department contracts with township trustees in the north half of Adams county. Chief Fisher explained that the trustees accepted the contract as proposed by the city council, except that rather than pay al! departments called, they would pay only the one that gets to a rural fire first. The city council, after a discussion, decided this was better than no hope of payment at all, and voted to accept the agreement. The department will receive from the trustee, if the victim has no money or insurance, sls for the first mile, S2O for 2 to 5 miles, and $25 for from 5 to 10 miles, plus $2 per man and $5. per hour over one hour. The agreement covers Preble. Root. Union. Washington, and St. Mary’s townships; Kirkland felt that its agreement with Preble and Monroe covered thenY SUffßciently. The Monroe. Preble, Poe, and Hoagland departments were also at the meeting, and signed similar contracts. SOIL Continued from page on* Fever, and Myron DeArmond, received their awards from Richard Schepmann, vice chairman, at the banquet. Doyle Lehman coaches the top team in Adams county. Birds Really Warble TTie Pleasant Mills Red Birds. Kathy Shoaf, Janet Roop. Sharon Bebout, and Carolyn Luginbill, warbled a capella through, “Primrose Lane,” and "I'll Be Seeing You.” Doc Vizard commented, tongue-in-cheek, “Now you see why we can’t play basketball lere,” obviously meaning the gals tave all the talent at Pleasant Mills. The appetizing ham supper was prepared by the ladies of the Pleasant Mills Methodist church, and served by the junior members. The Rev. F. Hazen Sparks, of the Decatur Methodist church. »ave the invocation. More than one and a half billion wood-cased lead pencils are used each year in the United States. That’s about nine for each man, woman and child in the country, according to the American Forest Products Industries, Inc.

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