Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 64, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1960 — Page 6

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Last Week SZU Kroger vusiomers non iu H r Ac7 4.680,000 k " y e s t 0 fa giyen away... Each week for the next 7 weeks. a | ! 10 Kroger customers in every Tenderay Brand Beef Sale! ' Kre «“ /T| IIV/VOV*'* | Value Stamp). At the end of the | 7th week, A grand winner of 20 Kroger Tenderay Brand - perfect for «wi»» or frying | QQQ T O p y a l ue Stamps Will be . DjtlSMfl CftO2llff «““ J » IM® I ehoren at nery Kroger )tore! VHUMIIII lJlw<iE» F...d|K I H ere ' s how you get your Cubed s,eak “• 99c Rib Steak u - 89c ’ share of Free Stamps! T Dau A CtAAlf I N ° thin 9 T ° I Just Deposit The Entry Blank You ’ WIMUBT Kroger Tenderay Brard , week mu(t be depo , ite[ j - WMMRJWBP 4 I WOW! ;t:„ K 3° 9 " me,h ° d °"° W ’ n ° I by Saturday, March 19. Be rar. to depo.it ' D ■ | your entry blank each week and win your Pound s hare. Kroger employees, their families and Kroaer Tenderay Brand Kroger Tenderay Brand | children under 16 not eligible. Ktas? FU u. 79c Chuck ». 59c Boneless Stew Beef u. 79c Kroger Tenderay Brand - .0 tender it can be cut with a fork Cirlnin Steak *“ dj " o!r Serve with Kroger Saltine. for a real lenten meal M Ground Beef Camabe s “ 9-oe* tssssJ .""r " - ■«.». ~a ew Green Giant Wax Beans 4 “.”88‘ Saltine Crackers 19 c fruit cocktail 45g sr - r.rk»d Chocolate Devils Food K I*OOGT ADDIGSOUCC V Cans OO Drip or regular vacuum packed I JIO* HI VMVI nwpv*"*** Kroger Coffee « 69c Cremehte Cake Ment 2 88 < A l--lE_ Musk..™ £ UWC Entmore Mnrganne 5 88 CfImDDGIIS . . . . j ‘ r'lMiiimiiuiluimmnluiiiiHlßimmmlfWßliffiliniiiiillllMimiuiew.iwmwiHhmit t - - ■ ■ who but Kroger ha. .uch fre.h frurts and vegetables | Sm,i«r s . - f , 8 c I Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! DlgJAg 10 Fine for juice or out of hand eating j vVIII DIUUW Florida \ZDMBa I Green Cabbage . m 6c IMOianqes “L Xf |xz mm f Green Peppers ~3 For 29c Safe internal protection W ° ld ’ , '.“'°EtX , ‘ n " SRte25 B Top Valuestamps kI | A»W"d<>es 2r« 29c T(fflip(|X •»'» 45 Satad Dressing brand 1 quart 43c ||| thy cop** -end th. pU rcha». of« i Cuban Pineapple 3 tor $1 F l° r^a su,k 25c Walnuts ® I e 49c Remove, rwt end stains ~ Diamond Walnuts $1.09 I Sunkls ’ lemM 7ud CleODSer <=*" 23* Winesap Apples 3I b 39c Ji J ,’uiuiHiii»:uiiMHßttiuw»sffl®sasas®so ß ßEM®MllASassaia®B»— amHOL wlVlUletr _ .. .. • _ . u . —hekarv nrices effective thru Saturday, i ■->

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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. IMO

District Rural Youth . Co-op School Monday Adam* county rural youth momI her* will attend Ute dl»trlet IV Co-Op school to be held M<mda v evening. at Ih* Honeywell Me mortai Building tn Wabash The Co-Op I school will start at * SO pm wilii a banquet sponsored by cooper a live affiliate* and will ba followed by an educational feature of a panic! discussion by the various conpIcrsUvv representatives Group I tinging and entertainment will also be featured on the banquet program. Following the banquet and panel discussion, recreation will be enjoyed by the rural youth members present from the 10 counties in the district. Carolyn Moore of Adams county will serve as one of the recreation committee members in charge. Legora Markle. also of Adams county and district vice president. Is in charge of the banquet arrangements and will also serve as toastmistress. Any rural youthen 'wishing to attend who do not already have a reservation made, should contact the county extension office immediately. The. group will leave at 5 30 p.m. front the post office in Decatur. Affirm Conviction Os Mrs. Nicholas INDIANAPOLIS <UPI> — The Indiana Supreme Court today affirmed the conviction of Mrs. Connie Nicholas on manslaughter charges in the gun death of her married lover, wealthy Forrest Teel. The high court overruled several technical objections to her convic* tion by a unanimous decision of the four justices who participated. The opinion was written by Justice Arch N. Bobbitt Justice Harold Achor, who has been ill. did not participate. The decision gives defense attorneys 21 days in which to appeal for a rehearing. Mrs. Nicholas had sought reversal of her conviction on grounds the affidavit did not charge the revolver with which Teel was killed was loaded with “gunpowder and bullets.” They said the jury could not tell from the indictment whether the revolver or the metal bullet struck Teel. But the high court said it was “not impressed with this argument.” The ruling said Mrs. Nicholas failed to sustain her burden of ap* peal of showing reversible ei*ror. YOU CAN SAVE UP TO SIOO NOW ON A SIEGLER Oil Heater At SCHAFERS . ... ’ -‘laa .-*« • • ' L ’ ■■■ ■ 1 o .. w DOWN PAYMENT EXTENDED TERMS ‘