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The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 15

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Algona, Iowa
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Large County su County 4-H members and leaders went to the District Camp at Clear Lake from June 3-5. There were approximate 500 campers from 11 counties. Mrs Max Goldman, Titonka, spoke to an assembly about the meaning of the third Hands of the Four Leaf clover, 4-H symbol. Dean Barney Kossuth Count! extension director, was in charge of publicity and health. Mary Staudt, Kossuth County 'home economist, was a member of the Enjoys 4-H Camp recreation committee and led the campers in 4-H songs at all gcn- erail assemblies.

Bob Johnson, assistant county extension director, served on- the Recreation Committee and helped organize games for the 4-H'ers. Ann Walters, extension trainee, tended the camp as a counselor. Kossuth County leaders going to camp as' counselors were Robert Chambers, Corwith; Rp- pert Harvey, Swea City; George Wolf, Algona; Terry Johnson, Corwith; Mrs Elvin Swanson, Swea City; Mrs Barbara Dearths, Algona and Mary Hays, Members of the clubs attending were Roger Ulses and Roger Cherland, Burt club; Jon Jefitz and John T. Ruger, Fen ton club; Jerry Payne and Gary Waterbury, Grant; James and Jerome Menke, Greenwood; bert, Bristoxv, LuVerne; John Mescher and Mike Kain, Plum Creek; David Rasmussen and Jim Sparks, Portland; John Hobscheidt and Raymond Johnson, Prairie; Kenneth Bormann and Jam.es Erpelding, St, Joe. JaSnes Jensen and Larry Johannesen, Scnoca; Larry onsmeier nnd Jernld Swen-Harrison; Lylc Loebacli and Raymond Elbeft, WSiiuo- more; Leon Wichtendahl and George Bierstodt, Lotts Creek.

Donald Diers and George Ramsey; James Nilr.hals land Dean Dodds, Union; Chris Ny- ganrd and Jerry Heinen, Wesley; Dennis F.ritz, Buffalo; Marvin Heidecker nnd Hafold Baumon. Aggressive Lads; Jim Wkv ter, Lakota and Ronnie iLinae, Swea City, served as life guard Girls attending Darlene Grandgemrtt. Bancroft Homemakers; Joann mid Juno Vaske, Bancroft Busy Boos; Carol lingor nnd Jeanette Wichtendaht, Kenton Forwards; Mury Lmi Kollnxch nnd Gwc-n Baker, Greenwood girls; Connie Arndorfer nnd Hetty Wirkwire, Irving- tnn Ideals; Joyce Johnson nnd Sandra VanlWe, Lincoln Handy Helpers: Eileen O'Brien nnd Colctta Slrcif. Lot Is Crook Lassies; Raonnn Brink and Linda Clark. l.u Verne Live Wires; Audrey Gardner and Harriet Benschoter, Plum Creek Elite; "ivftMBS" HARRISON'S Not One i But Twol Pair of Bed PILLOWS Yes, two large 18 25 heavy outside fancy ticking pillows, filled with, a miracle liner that is restfully soft.

Pair in poly bag. A I SO N-' SALE ii ft Jw A.i CHILDRENS SUMMER TOGS Petfo also Shorts, Blouses, Bra wonderful, wonderful Harrison selection In size ranges 2 to 4 and 3 to 6x1 And all FIRST QUALITY I One of cur- best manufacturers cooperated to the hilt to enable us to offer THIS1 Mothers be sure to come early for your choice of" thesel Terrific Summer Value! PLASTIC DECANTER 75-oz. size with screw-down top. Soft, attractive pastel shades. Fits beautifully in refrigerator! BOYSSPOKT Unheard of this early'hi seasonl Drip-dry cottons in fancy patterns, nicely cut full.

Sizes for boys 6 to 16. TERR1F1CI MENS SPORT RTS Unbeatablel Yes, mens drip-dry short sleave fancy patterned Sport Shirts comfortably full cut. Sizes small, medium, large. CANNON BATH TOWELS ANNIVERSARY RED-HOT! Think genuine Cannon double terry in a big 22 46 inch size towel and you get twol to sell much, much higher. New of pink, blue, white, brown and green, Hurryl 2 FOR In Heat Proof 16-PIECE DINNER SET Most popular pattern Fleurette by Anchor Hocking! Service for four includes 4 cups 4 saucers, 4 fruits and 4 din- BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 99' Ladles two-piece baby doD clever matching trim, of cool drip-dry cotton in smartly'Colorful fancy prints.

Sizes S-M-L. MISSES WHITE ANKLETS The heavy triple roll-down! cuff kind with easy wearing cotton feet I Four pairs neatly packed in poly bag. Sizes 9 thru 11. CHENILLE BEDSPREADS LOOKf Lovely, full bed size cotton tufted baby chenille spreads- every one FIRST QUALITYI Hard to believe at our spectacular birthday price of two for 95. Heavy muslin backs.

Solid colors of blue gold, white, pink, red and green. They wash and wash FOR Girls Rayon Panties CHILDRENS Pastel Colors With Matching Lace RAYON PANTIES POLO SHI RTS Fancy wear them forplay or dress! 'Extra good quality rayon panties in girls sizes 2-4-6-8, Cool, washable panty for these summery daysl Harrison find! These were i made to sell much higher. Favorite stripe patterns with crew neck. Childrens sizes 3 to 6x. Judy Fitch ami Marrin' Shlplor, J'Wilnnd Pennies.

Dorothy Peterson nnd Marilyn Johanncscn, Senoen Stftrs; Ruth Ann Kloin and Jnriiot Reding, HivordnlP Hustlers Ktlo.cn WnR- nor find Mary Lou Gales, River- dnlo Rustlers II; Jo Ann Clcish and Dnwn RclniHz, Lone- Hock Lively Rnokols: Barbnra Lampf and Cniista Dankhar, Blue White; Diiuie (Inrtner nnd Sarah Brandt, nuffitJo Boosters; Cheryl Lovstml nnd Shirley Sch- lUnt Blue Birds, Lucille (tado and in a Gisch. Crescn Chums; Ruth 'Pniirie Pals; Juno EResdnl, Ledyard Lassies; Jane Hundley and Carol Girres. Gnrfield Gems; Carol Girres nnd Msrvis Nygnard, Wesley Wizards; Mnrjiarel 'Engos- ALGIM UPPER DES AtGONA, IOWA, THURSDAY, JON6 It, 1959 ser, Swen Westerns; Carmen Cook. Lnkmtrt Luekies; Mary Roilly, Union Alethean; Jo Ann Mino. U-Gn-Ti-Go.

Junnit.a Johnson, Grant Go-Getters; Alice Patterson. Al.sjona dairy dub. Perhaps the firs1 sign of oncoming old is a yearning to write the story of your life, frt at least to tell long aneedoles about it. Spnrks. Bond Concert The first band concert of the 1959 season will be held tonighf, June 11, at 8 p.m.

at the hew city parking lot on East Call street. The municipal band, under the direction Russ Guster, will present a varied program of music everything from marches lo a waltz during the first weekly concert. HARRISON'S ANNIVERSARY SALE, Our Biggest Bargain Of The Entire Year! 1 NOW READY AT YOUR HARRISON STORE L-A-R-G-E Size Plastic LAUNDRY BASKETS Lightweight, easy-clean and best of all, colorful In bright shades of red, blue or yellow. They're large siae, tool Get several for home use for now and latcrl A IS A I A SAL Childs Play Shoes They're In Smart BRIGHT RED! 99C Pr. Mothers, you can easily afford several pairs for each of the kiddles at this Harrison pricel Import quality, rubber sole with bright red uppers.

Sizes 6 through 3. A RIS A NI RS A SALE Ladies Summer Bras 2 Harrison scoopl White uplift bras of finest cotton material, fully stitchedl Import quality. Sizes 32 to 38, cups A and two bras neat package AND ONLY A I A I A SAL BLOUSES'SHORTS Mix Them or Match Them! Ladles, misses here are your cool, casual blouses and shorts at a crackerjack low Harrison price for such quality! Sleeveless blouses, many necklines, and Jamaica style shorts mostly in bright plaids, sizes 10 to 20. Mix or maich buy them all waysl ARRI SON'S ANN IV RS AR SALE Ladies Half-Slips 2 These are scrumptious with two-inch lace hems! Rayon taffeta half slips in choice of pink, blue, white. Medium and large.

Made to sell much, much higher! HARRISON'S A I A A Ladies Sport Shoe: 198 You'll wear Aero with an your summer outfits canvas, play styles, rubber soles, plain soles! Scores of different styles to Sizes 5 to SUGAR WAFER COOKIES Delicious, delightful summer treat. In vanilla or rainbow flavor, 33c a pound. POUNDS In Poly Bag 59c ASSORTED GLA SS DISHES PLASTIC PAILS A whale of a lot of pall for the money! In good Heavy plastic, strong bail handle. So many uses for thesel HARRISON WOWl Complete 49-Piece PICNIC SETS All you need for six people for outdoor eatingl Yes, forty- nine pieces complete in a neat poly bag. What ft value at Harrison's nowl HARRISON'S Harrison Play Speclall A PLAY BALL Seven inch balls with real bounce! Can be reinf laced time after time.

Bright colors of Red, Orange, Blue and Green. PRESW ORANGE.

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