Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 26 February 1964 — Page 2

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Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (UPD—-Livestock: Hogs 5,000; steady to 25 higher; mixed No 1-3 190-230 lb 15.00 - 15.75; several loads at 15.75; 230-250 lb 14.50-15.00: No M 250-270 lb 14.00-14.75 ; 270-300 lb 13.50-14.00. Cattle 8.500, calves 25; slaughter steers and heifers 50 to 75 higher; loadlots mixed choice and prime 1000-1150 lb slaughter steers 22.50-23.00; high

lOc-OFF LABEL dexo SHORTENING 3 -i b . jqc can WHITE AND COLORS Northern Tissue 4 X 33 c HJSS-'N-BOOTS GOURMET Cat Foods 2 61/ 2 -oz. OQ C cans A. * lucky whip Topping Mix X 23c WITH AMMONIA Ajax Liquid lOc Off AQI pint 12-oz. ’ 7V* LOW SUDS Active All 7I C ; ’ GIANT SIZE Fluffy All 3 £. 75c 10c-OFF LABEL Vim Tablets pkg ' Coldwater All ’•tf- 73c bottle / w 25c OFF LABEL . Surf Detergent 5-lb., 4-oi. AOr Pkg5c OFF LABEL Fab Detergent '-y 9 °- 27c 3c OFF LABEL Ajax Cleanser 2 ic 18c 5c OFF LABEL Fluffo Shortening 3 £ 64c 25c OFF LABEL Rinso Blue 5-lb., 12-oz. 8c OFF LABEL Pink Thrill I pint. 6-oz. bottle 10c OFF - LIQUID Palmolive I pint, 6-oz. 217 c bottle /

choice and prime 1150-1400 lb 21.75-22.50; couple loads mostly : prime 1400-1426 lb 21.75-22.00; - Choice 1000-1300 lb 21.00-22.00; > several loads choice 950-1100 It t 22.25-22.65; 1300-1450 lb 20.00- » 21.00; 1350 lb 21.50: 140-1550 lb ) 19.00-20.00: few loads 1650-1666 lb 18 50-19.00; good 900-1200 lb ; 20.00-21.50; choice 800-1100 lb ) heifers 21.00-22.00: load high I choice to mostly prime around > 900 lb 2250; good 19.50-20.75. i Sheep 500; slaughter lambs

GRUN-FED BEEF (HICK MASTS UITHMft [eatl I \TH E [meat] ■ JS2JNo Nock Meat or Excess Fat or Gristle in quality "Super-Right” Chuck Roasts-Pliced Right, Tool! | Th* EAT in th* MEAT is so apparent when yon see these hearty’ BF Rb •'Super-Eight” chuck roasts. Every one cut from fully matured, W grain-fed beef to AaPs strict quality standards — and nary • strand of neck meat in the lot We’ve nothing against neck meat' ■a. mind you - except when it’s sold as pot roast You’ll never find ,o ‘ ga that at AaP —we sell neck meat as we feel it should be sold—an soup chuck. But our chuck roasts are sold for roasting -guaranteed to please or your money back. Try one this week—sate pricer** ARM CUT Ih 49c bet you’ll be back... for more! Anin LUI Th» EAT in th* MEAT is guaranteed at A*P... every chop, roa«Al ENGLISH CUTIb. 59c steak or chicken you buy is sold with a money back pledge of satis* nnutl rcc CHUCK M, in, faction. All persons in your AaP meat department know this and BUNcLtW Roast OYC they’was determined as we to give the beet meat selection in - i*,. .it\.xx. .. ....... x X, , : ENJOY THESE VALUES WITH GUARANTEED eat IN THE meat. » fte k "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF P’WwjF * W Chuck Steaks -49° "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF CAP’N JOHN Rib Roast S- =?s9‘ F,s ’- S " CK! 18 TO 24 LB, AVG. U.S. GOVT. GRADE "A" Pound Oven-Ready Turkeys w 39c Whole Fryers 29c fie MEDIUM f -lb. « A ' iic c.nvT caana-A- 501*11110 IN SHELL . . 5 bag $3*69 AIL WOO HAND U.S. 60VT.WAM A ax Z IJ C II W™ VS Sliced Bacon 2 w 89c Cut-Up Fryers "ib 33c Cooked Scallops frozen » 79c "SUPER-RIGHT’ THICK SLICED "SUPER-RIGHT" PLATE MEAT Pickerel Fillets BONE! .. lb. 89c Sliced Bacon 2 P k S 99c Boiling Beef . »ib lOc fresh Haddock Fillets «>. 69c SHOULDER CUT .. M "SUPER-RIGHT'LEAN, MEATY Lomb Roostib. 39c Boos Short Ribs ... ib. 39c sweet, juicy Beef Rib Steaks ib 79c Boneless Briskets i b . 79c FLORIDA "SUPtR-RIGHT’CENTER CUT 4TO 6 LB. AVG. DA KI CC Beef Shanks n>. 39c Oven-Ready Ducks n>. 49c VKAIMVJE3 "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY 3-lb. Pkg or larger GROUND BEEF JRc X...L. Lesser Amounts Ib. 49c Ib. Grapefruits b'. b , 59« ■ ' FINE QUALITY A& P brand grade "a ” Jonathan Apples 3 £ 39® TOMATO JUICE 4 2 89 c i™ „ 13 . MILLERS CRACKERS ’T WHIPS A & P BRAND Soltines X 19c Milnot J™ “ 32c Washed Spinach 39® Dressiog Ume 29c Chum Salmon .. can 49c Frozen Foods IONA CREAM STYLE ONE AT HALF PRICE AAP RD AND CUT Golden Corn llb an oz 10c Woodbury Soap 2 X 33c na s,lv E .town Golden Corn Fig Burs - 2 P S 39c jane parker -■ r*: ; H 4 - <IN VARIETY BREADS z JJ. 39 Peanut uuner .. jar ji.zy p , a . norPoppys , edVienna ,pi a!n . S e.d.d or sw*d it h R y *. EXCEL BLANCHED Potato, Whol* or Craclted Wheat A & P BRAND Suited Peanuts X b 43c E QQ C Sweet Peas 2 £ 4 ® e A.P.RANOUGHT J to ««* G W FROZEN (hunk Tuna ... 25c 1«.«■?...««. 8aby Pizza 2 ««h 10® ORANGE OR LIME g*C JANE PARKER MACARONI & CHEESE SHERBET G ’>- Pumpkin Pie «a. 39 c Banquet Dinners .«h 39® CHEERIO CHOCOLATE-COVERED GREAT ATIANTIC A PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, MG I Ml ICE CREANLBARS OujEfflH A ffl Bff ®Pnnl 9 Effective thru Saturday, Feb. 29

about steady; good and choice 85-110 lb woo 1 e d slaughter lambs 20.50-22.00; utility and good 18.00-20.00. Indianapolis Livestock INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—Livestock: Hogs, 6,500; barrows and gilts strong to mostly 25 higher; 1 and 2. 190-225 lb 15.50-16.00 ; 24 head 16 05; 1 to 3, 190-230 lb 15.00-1550; several lots to 15.55; 2 and 3, 200-230 lb 14.75-15.00;

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sows steady to strong; 1 to 3, 320-400 lb 13.00-13.75, .few 13.85; 2 and 3, 400-600 lb 12.00-13.00; several lots 13.00-13.25. Cattle 1,200; calves 75; steers and heifers strong to mostly 25 higher; choice steers 20.7522.00; average and high choice 22.25-22.50; good and low choice 20.00-21.00; few loads 21.2521.50; good 18.50-20.50; choice heifers, 20.50-21.00; some to 21.50; good and choice 1950-

20.50; good 17.50-19.50; cows fully steady; utility and commercial 16.00-18.00; high yielding utility 18.50; vealers steady, choice 32.00-36.00, few 37.00; good 27.00-32.00. Sheep 250; wooled lambs fully steady, shorn lambs fully 50 higher; choice and prime wooled 21.00-21.50; good and choice 19.00-21.00; choice and prime shorn with fall-shorn pelts 21.50.

Thieme Subdivision Figures Ihcorrect The Thieme subdivision, approved by the county commissioners Monday, was erronously reported as having a front footage of 125 feet and a depth of <l4O feet. The correct dimensions are 125 feet front footage and 200 foot depth.

Sentence Young Man For Draft Evasion James A. Norris, 24-year-old member of Jehovah’s Witnesses from Puente, Calif., was sentenced to three years in prison Tuesday in federal court in Fort Wayne, for draft evasion. Norris, who contended his “agreement with God” committed him to trying to abolish crime and immorality in his community rather than serving the ill and sick in hospitals, was sentenced by Judge Jesse Eschbach. Judge Eschbach offered to allow Norris to serve his two years of military service in a hospital, but the offer was turned down by the former Marion resident. "I feel I am not free to break my agreement to do good in my community where thousands of people are committing suicide, committing crimes, and need held,” Norris said. Norris thanked the judge for the offer to serve his military obligation in a hospital, but said “I dedicated myself to spiritual work. I can’t break my vowJ* A jury found Norris quilty a few weeks ago, after agruments were presented that he was exempt from the draft as a minister for Jehovah’s Witnesses. Two-Auto Accident Tuesday Afternoon - Deputy sheriff Harold August investigated a two-car accident on state road 124 that occurred at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. A car driven by Shirley Ann Hurst, 26-year-old Monroe resident, was eastbound on the state road when another vehicle pulled off the side of the road, forcing her to make a sudden stop. An auto driven by Terry Franklin Black, 17, route 6, Decatur, was following the Hurst car and unable to stop in time to avoid crashing into the rear of the Hurst car. Mrs. Hurst and a young daughter were not believed injured, although their physician scheduled both to have x-rays taken at the local hospital today. Damages were estimated at $l5O to the Black auto and $125 to tne Hurst car. Asks Suggestions On Street, Hazards The roads and safety committee of the local Chamber of Commerce has urged Decatur residents -to submit any suggestions concerning streets or traffic hazards in the city. The committee, which includes chairman Norm Steupy, and Roger Kelly and Ralph Smith, Jr., met Tuesday. The committee urged local citizens to send all suggestions to the road and safety committee, Chamber of Commerce, Decatur. The committee would like Decatur people to inform them of hazardous street intersections, etc., and the need of street signs in certain areas of the city, and other problems. New York Stock Exchange Price MIDDAY PRICES A. T. & T. 140%; Central Soya 28%; Du Pont 259%; Ford 53%; General Electric 85%; General Motors 79%; Gulf Oil 51%; Standard OU Ind. 64%; Standard OU N. J. 82%; U. S. Steel 56.

EMIE'S AUCTION Friday Night, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. Hotpoint REFRIGERATOR WITH FREEZER CHEST; 1961 Philco apt. elect, range; highboy chest, of drawers; living room suites; office tables & chairs; dinnette sets; wood filing in range top; ufiTiTy,’ etc. ANTIQUES: flowered bowls; ironstone; jugs; copper teakettle; coffee pot; glassware; picture frame?; bolster pillows; skillets; Boston rocker; Seth Thomas weight clock; rockers; plank seat chairs; walnut dresser; walnut stand; pressure cooker; cookie jars; iron trivets; glass door cupboard; dropleaf ext. table; copper boiler; and other collectors' items. TERMSr-CASH Not responsible for accidents. / LOCATION: 3 miles east of Berne on 118 then 1 mile north and 1/j mije east or 2 miles east of Monroe on 1J24 then 5 miles south and 1/j nrnile ® as *- Saturday Afternoon February 29 at 12:30 J. D. -B- tractor & cultivator, 1942; J. D. 8' disc; J. D. 2 - 12" plow; rotary hoe; J. D. 2-row corn planter; 2 cultipackers; spring tooth harrow; No. 37 - 8' MC disc., rubber tired; Coop 2 - 14" plow; sp. tooth harrow; Case 13 hole fertilizer RT drill; Simp, garden tractor, sickle bar; disc; cultivator, & trailer; N. I. hd. manure spreader; 10 hole grain drill; ' / New Celina hog fountain; New water tank; 100' insu. lated elect.<cable; 6-12' hog gates; steel posts; Cardinal alum, elevator; 3 Macomb oil burners; automatic hog fountains; feeders; chicken feeders; wire pens; heating stove; Work bench; cement mixer; storm windows; ranges; doors; screw jack; tank heater; New MF 85 heat houser; crop tester. Miscellaneous tools and NEW TOOLS. * 1956 Dodge, 4 door car, Cornet (automatic, heater & radio.) Emerson Lehman and Fritz Lehman, Auctioneers. /

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1964

Jobless Pay Claims Continue Low Here A total of eight new unemployment claims, and 78 continued claims, for a transaction total of 86 for the week ending Feb. 22 was reported • today by Richard P. App, manager of the Foj-t Wayne office of the Indiana employment security division. About 50% of the Adams' county labor force is covered by unemployment compensation, according to present state law. This indicates a very low unemployment rate for Adams county, even compared with Fort Wayne, which has been running the lowest unemployment rate in the state. The previous week, ending Feb. . 15, there were 14 new claims and 77 continued claims for a total of 91 claims. The same week a year ago saw 12 new claims and 87 continued claims? for a total of 99. In 1962 there were 107 claims, and in 1961, claims were running about 258. Dogs Entertain At Appleseed School Two Decatur families and their dogs were among those members of the Fort Wayne dog obedience club who recently entertained the 175 pupils and their teachers at the Johnny Appleseed school in Fort Wayne. Nine types of dogs were presented in the program, which included jumping, retrieving, and dog obedience work. Mr« and Mrs. Jerry Gehrig had their Vizsla pup, a foreign hunting dog, and their white poodle at the exhibition, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kent had their grey poodle Mt the show. The audience was very appreciative of the show, especially the jumping exhibition. The show took place Monday, Feb. 17. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana, will, until the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., on Monday, March 9, 1964, receive bids for the following: One (1) Carload of Indiana prepared stoker coal %" x or the eqUivelent there of, delivered to the Adams County Home. Each truckload of coal must be accompanied by a weight slip signed by the proper authority when delivered. Bids must be submitted on Form 95 prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, and must be accompanied by Bidder's bond or certified check in an amount equal to ten per. cent (10%) of the bid price. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of-■ Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana. EDWARD F. JABERG, Auditor, Adams County. 2/26; 3/2. Got Mealtime Blues? Est ft End With This