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dressing “wildly” on the 13th of January. Fun is like life insurance: the older you get, the more it costs. Kin Hubbard

WALKERTON TRI KAPPA NEWS Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa met on Thursday, January sth at the home of Mary Kunkle. Co-hostesses were Mary Bierly and Shelly Stull. Jill Hostetler, president, conducted the business meeting. Members were reminded that the State Junior Miss competition will be February 8-11 in Frankfort. More information will be available on where to send cards and notes to Aimee Christensen, Walkerton Area Junior Miss, at the February meeting. Jo Dreessen, scholarship chair, asked for suggestions for applications for the various state Tri Kappa scholarships. This year’s fine arts area are dance or drama. There is also a scholarship application for music education. Lori Jacob, geranium sale chair, announced that a new color, pale pink called Casanova. The chapter will be selling the flowers in May and will have the colors they have sold in the past as well as the new one. The price will remain at $2.00 per plant for the 4” pot. The I

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flowers will come from Martin’s Greenhouse. The February meeting will be held at the home of Pam Cable. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N.L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3916 the day prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 the day prior for reservations. JANUARY 23-27 MONDAY Tomato juice Sweet & sour meatballs Buttered mostaccioli Mixed vegetables Whole wheat bread with margarine Pineapple chunks Milk, tea, coffee 35 grams fat/64 milligrams cholesterol, 903 calories TUESDAY Orange juice Tuna noodle au gratin Sliced carrots Bran muffin with margarine Bananas in strawberry gelatin Milk, tea, coffee 33 fat/29 Cholesterol/962 calories WEDNESDAY Grape juice Chicken fillet in mild curry sauce Oven browned potatoes Buttered beets Pumpernickel bread with margarine Fresh orange Milk, tea, coffee 25 fat/84 cholesterol/746 calories THURSDAY Peach nectar Vegetable soup Saltines Hamburger on bun Layered salad Tapioca pudding Milk, tea, coffee 31 fat/158 cholestp r ol/919 calories FRIDAY "“ ia ’ I '” v Apple juice Glazed roast pork loin Mashed winter squash Italian green beans Dinner roll with margarine White birthday cake with lemon icing Milk, tea, coffee 34 fat/64 cholesterol/1007 calories Bi-County Giris Vanity Scores Culver 66, New Prairie 27 Argos 40, LaVille 35 Culver GA 39, Oregon-Davis 32 Bremen 48, Glenn 29 Bi-County Girls JV Scores Glenn 32, Bremen 19 New Prairie 29, Culver 28 Culver GA 24, Oregon-Davis 20 Argos 30, LaVille 24 After silence that which comes nearestto expecting the inexpressible is music. —Aldous Huxley Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W. Center St. North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Helene Curtis Uniperm — Spyro Perms Curling Iron & Hair Accessories — Jewelry Cosmetics - Ear Piercing - Perfumes GIGI Home Hair Removal Sukeska Hair Products WALK-INS WELCOME Optn Mondiy Thursday, Friday, Saturday Closed Days Tuesday 4 Wednesday Open Monday. Tuesday 4 Thursday Evenings Shut-In, Hospital & Nursing Home Service — HORSE // v\\ // // H fB Vs *AO T K a (X.A

Drflerences: 1. Shutters are added. 2. Fence is different 3. Bird is missing 4. Handle is longer. 5. Pail is smaller. 6. Cap ts removed

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Milk glass was very popular just after the Civil War, and hundreds of different pieces were made. Perhaps the most popular with collectors are figural covered dishes. These dishes pictured dogs, rabbits, deer, cats, lions, elephants, horses, camels, squirrels, bulls, chickens, ducks, owls, fish, frogs, and even boats and military men. The dishes range in size from small for covered salts, larger for candy dishes and still larger for fruit and other foods. One of the rarest of these covered dishes is the boar’s head dish. It was designed and patented May 1, 1888, and manufactured by the Atterbury Co., of Pittsburgh. The date is on the cover and the base. The boar recently brought SI,BOO at an auction of over 200 figural milk glass dishes. Q. My grandmother had some real leather postcards that are marked with the trademark W H S. Are they worth more than sentimental value? A. Leather postcards were made in large numbers in the early 1900 s. A surprising number have been saved because of the novelty of a leather card. Sometimes cards were laced together to form a pillow cover. The cards are not of great value. They sell from a dollar to about $lO, depending on the age, condition and the picture on the card. ★ ★ ★ Q. We have a small, ambercolored bottle shaped like a pig. On one side, it says, “Suffolk Bitters.” On the other side it says, “America’s Suffolk Bitters Life Preserver.” How old is it? A. Suffolk Bitters were a medicinal drink made of vegetables, roots and herbs in the 1870 s. The ad on the label said, “To the dyspeptic, the bilious, and debilitated, they have no equal. As an appetizer the invigorating properties of this tonic are unsurpassed.” Since most bitters medicines had a very high alcohol content and often had cocaine, opium or other drugs as part of the ingredients, it is no wonder it was invigorating. The original bottle had the name of the maker, Philbrook & Tucker, on the side. Your bottle may be a copy 1 made in the 1980 s and sold in gift shops. ★ ★ * To fill in your set of flatware or goblets, send for a copy of the Kovels’ booklet, “China, Crystal and Silver Matching Services.” Mail $2 and a long, self-addressed, double-stainped envelope to: Kovels, P.O. Box 22900, Beachwood, Ohio 44122. ©1995 by King Features Synd. The best music should be played as the best men and women should be dressed — neither so well nor so ill as to attract attention" ’ to itself. —Samuel Butler FOR RENT Banquet Hall For WEDDINGS - RECEPTIONS LARGE & SMALL PARTIES We Qan Accomodate Large Groups PLENTY OF PARKING VFW Post 1954 656-4684 North Liberty Answers to King Crossword |ElT|OllD|O|F?| I ISMOISIsI EBHIPErIWBvIAITI R = |N|eMesMe mu Ow - JD|E nMe^T HE L T |A|umßSp^MSfE G|O SlNfcjE |RIE[PpBB3 Lp ' a KroS^SSii a l i Wm b ßnWmeri R O EBAjRlRte TMotM y]ei§bnEle|d|sßwlalgl

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