Moravia Union from Moravia, Iowa • Page 4

Moravia Union, Thursday, May 1, 1969 WANT ADS USED ORGANS PIANOS "LIKE NEW" STONER PIANO COMPANY Local No. 724-3652 MOTHER'S DAY cards and gifts, price range 50c and up. McDonough's Gamble Store. FOR SALE 9-room house, modern, 1 block east of square. Homer King Estate.

Contact Spencer King, Unionville. 16-4t FOR SALE or RENT--Modern seven room house and garage. Also three rooms in back. City Water, gas heat. Kenneth Condra, Moravia, 724-3545.

9-tf BUYING WOOL At My Place 6 Mi. East of Moravia on Unionville Road TOP MARKET PRICES Phone Before You Come 724-3602 Andy Andrews WANTED To Buy Your Fat Hogs Stop in and see us for prices and breaks. Our Market is Bonded. VERL PERKINS HOG MARKET Centerville, Iowa Phone 856-2212 Call for Appointments for Thurs. Friday, and Saturday.

LEILA'S BEAUTY NOOK Dial 724-3431 SHRUBS and TREES, ornamental, shade and fruit. Come in and see them. McDonough's Gamble Store. FOR SALE-Four brown figured lined drapes, 78" wide 93" long. Also vinyl window shades, 3 white wide, 2 white wide, 2 beige 29" wide.

Call Mary Lou Raymie 724-3726. FOR SALE Good 3 section harrow, also 100 6' iron posts. Harley Sulser, Melrose, Iowa, 5 mi. west and south of Iconium. Phone 724-3387.

1t PAG Seed Corn, 56 lb. bags. Plenty of seed on hand, also Su Chow and grass seed. Will deliver. Dwight Stocker, 724-3372.

WORK WANTED Dozer and back-hoe work. Martin Excavating phone daytime 724-3572, after 5 p.m. 856-2981. 17-4t FOR SALE-Good used safe in A-1 condition. Price reasonable.

Call 724-3648. WORKSHOP, DRAPING DOLLS, May 6 at GINNY'S CORNER. Must register. For details call 724-3218. NORTHRUP KING- Seed Corn.

Good numbers available. Will deliver; also beat the rootworm problem with grain or forage sorghum, plenty of seed on hand. Dan Mihalovich, 724-3435. FOR LEASE--All modern Standard Station, Moravia, good location, good business established. Terry Meek, Ottumwa, Iowa, phone 684- 6221.

9tf GARDEN BEDDING PLANTS, cabbage, tomatoes, petunia and etc. McDonough's Gamble Store. Repair Welding General repairs on lawnmowers, autos, and farm machinery. All makes and models. BRIDGEVIEW REPAIR SHOP DEAN CURTIS, Operator 5 Mi.

West South of Iconium Phone 724-3478 or 3418 DOUBLE STAMPS FRI. SAT. PLUS LOTS OF BARGAINS "SHOP AND SAVE" All Meat Bulk Ready to Eat Wieners Ibs. 2. 89c HAM Butts Shanks Pure No.

1 Lg. Gr. Beefs. $285 EGGS 2 75c doz. Kraft Family Size MUSTARD 10c Catsup 2.

bot. 65c Thin SI. Frozen BACON Ib. 55c PEAS 5 PKGS. $1.00 Lay's 59c Pasco Fr.

Pot. Chips 39c Juice Orange cans 5 $100 Tones 4 Oz. Morton Bik. Pepper 39c SALT boxes 2 25c Sw. Down Chiquita Cake $100 Bananas lb.

10c Mixes for Giant Size NewPunch giant 69c AXION 79c Peanut 89c JELLO Butter Ibs. Limit 2 W. Order More Specials on our Cards WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT. ZEPHYR Give Regal Stamps Dry Cleaners Pickup Fri. Tues.

Seed Potatoes Onion Plants Sets Lawn seed May's Seeds Iladine George's Dial FINE FOODS 3220 FOR SALE Irelan's seed at Iconium, Monday, Wednesday, Friday or in Albia at 832-3rd Ave. E. Phone 932-5590. Bert Rinehart. NOTICE For fast dependable and economical 24 hour Roto Rooter service phone 856-6494.

Trenching, Dozer work, Septic Tank installed, cement work, Pole Buildings, Garages, and general carpenter work. Prompt and courteous services given to all your requests. GENERAL CONTRACTORS, 1133 North Park, Centerville, Iowa. News of Interest From UNION TWP.By Mrs. Burdett Cox Carrie Boyer and Mr.

and Mrs. John McGee were in Kansas City, Sunday, to attend the funeral of their aunt, Laura Tubaugh Robinson. Mrs. Burdett Cox visited Mae Harper Tuesday morning. Carrie Boyer spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. David Koehler and family. The young adult group met at the center Tuesday, April. 29th with six ladies present. did several exercises, then jogged.

After weighing and recording we found we had lost lbs. the past week. Refreshments of iced grape juice was served. Mrs. Burdette Cox took Kevin Cox and Elaine Rogers to preschool at the center Wednesday and spent the afternoon with Mae Harper.

Burdett called for her. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lockman have been very sick with flu. Gaylord Main is working for them.

Mrs. Gaylord Main called to see Mrs. Burdett Cox, Mrs. Jack Hoffman and Donna, Mrs. Walter Paris, Mrs.

Stephen Burger, Rodney and Kelley and Mrs. Willard Brain last week on the Cancer drive. Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Cox and Nyle spent from Friday evening to Monday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmie Logan in Moline. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Junior Robbins and Reggie, and Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Scott in Moline. Dale Cox and Kevin visited Mr. and ning. Mrs.

Burdett Cox Friday M. H. S. SCRIBBLER Editorial- NEWS MEDIA The news media of America is very important to the country in keeping everyone as well informed as possible. The newspapers are full of important happenings of local and national events.

Such as a new law presented in Congress, or a law that has been passed or signed by the President, or a decision the President has made concerning foreign policies. Lately the papers have been full of information on the Sirhan case and the ABM system. The news has usually been told on television or radio already, but they don't have quite as detailed a report as a newspaper. Television and radio are both very incredible inventions because one can get the latest in news much quicker and in many cases one sees it live. There are also more people reached through these channels because it is more convenient to watch something than read about it later.

A magazine is an entirely different thing because it is full of advertisements and fiction stories as well as news. Even though advertising is in all the other news medias, there is probably more magazines. A magazine also helps a person to learn about the new style of clothes and the latest hairdos. We should all use the news SEE DEAN TOMLIN -For the Finest Selection and the Best Deals in this area on new Fords, Mercurys and all makes of used cars and trucks. He Can Be Found At PARKS BRUNT FORD, Inc.

CENTERVILLE, IOWA Phone 856-6385 Open 8 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. PITTSBURGH PAINTS Spring Sale Save $1.83 on WALLHIDE THE TOP QUALITY Flat Will Paint LATEX WALL PAINT THAT "DOES HALF YOUR WORK" Save now on Wallhide Latex Wall Paint at this -before low, low price! It's the one-coat flat wall paint. No scrubbing, priming or sanding walis beforehand. No offensive odor.

Dries in minutes. Wash up with soap and water. Choose from rich, exciting colors. $6 gal. Regular Price .97 SPRING GALLON SALE PRICE Plus Mix Charge on Colors SPRING SALE PRICE Latex Lo-Lustre Enamel 87 to The apply.

WALLHIDE. perfect Washes Matching companion out of to colors. your Easy brush GALLON and roller with soap and water. SPRING REDWOOD SALE Exterior -interior stain finish PRICE REZ, the most popular name in enhances redwood the finishes, natural beauty $197 and texture of wood. Seals QUART and preserves the wood.

PPG Special Roller and Tray Combination Top- 7-inch roller and tray set. Long-wearing -free cover just right for WALLHIDE or SATINHIDE. A $2.00 value. SPRING SALE PRICE TURNER LUMBER ComPanY, Inc. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL PAINTS Phone 724-3216 dia We today the and learn from therefore are news, so should show more interest them.

Editor Marsha Cloyed TEEN OF THE MONTH May's teen of the month is Janice Grinstead, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grinstead from Ottumwa. Janice is a Freshman at Moravia Community high and her subjects are Algebra Home English Science. Janice has brown "hair and blue eyes.

Some of Janice's favorites are: girl's name, Jerri; boy's name, Paul; color, yellow; food, mushrooms; teacher, Mrs. Harris; subject, Home song, This Magic Moment; movie actor, John Wayne; movie actress, Hayley Mills; singing group Cowsills. Let's all congratulate Janice for being chosen as this month's teen of the month. Joyce Stocker TEEN OF THE MONTH May's teen of the month is Donald Argo. He is a Freshman in the Moravia high school.

Donald is 5 7 in. tall weighs about 130 ibs. Some of Donald's favorites are: car, Oldsmobile; food, pizza; teacher, Mr. Miller and Mr. subject, mechanical drawing; pastime, watching girls; song, Dizzy; movie, Swiss Family Robinson; actor, John Wayne; actress, Doris Day; book, basketball stories; and sport, basketball.

Some of his subjects are: algebra 1, science, physical education, mechanical drawing and English I. This year he played in basketball and track. Donald has lots of friends. We would like to congratulate Donald Argo for being the teen of the month. James Gillen Seniorgraph Merla Prater was born February 14, 1951, in Shelbyville, Illinois.

Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle Prater. Merla is 18 years of age and has brown hair, and brown eyes. The subjects is taking are American Government, Spanish Home Ec.

IlI, Speech, and Physical Education. She has no favorite subject, but her favorite teacher is Reno. For extra curricular activities she is in girls glee club, mixed chorus, library club, FHA, annual staff, and student council. Merla's favorite pastime is fishing in the summer and ice skating in the winter. Her pet peeve is her school nickname! Her highlights of high is the Senior Class Trip and Graduation! To John A.

Robinson, Person in whose name the Property Described Below is Taxed. You are hereby notified that on the 4th day of December, D. 1967, at the regular tax sale begun and Il'cly held on the first Monday of December of the year 1967, the following described real estate, situated in Appanoose County, Iowa, to wit: Lots 2. Block 2, Tones Add. to the Town of Moravia, Towa, was sold by the County Treasurer of Appanoose County, Towa, for the then delinquent.

and unpaid taxes against the said real estate for the years 1963, 1964, TAX SALE NOTICE Tax Sale No. 6020 1965 1966 and that sard' real estate sold to Appanoose County, Iowa; and certificate of purchase WA8 duly issued to the said Appanoone County. Towa, by the County Appanoose County, Iowa, purquant to said sale. which certificate is now lawfully held and owned by the said Appanoose County, Iowa; and that the right of redemption will expire and 3 deed for the said real estate will be made unless redemption from said sale 18 made within ninety (90) days the completed service of this notice. Dated at Centerville, Iowa, this 20th day of April, A.

D. 1969. VERT, K. FARNSWORTH, County Auditor May 1, 8, 15, 1969 All Forms of Insurance Auto All types of Commercial Fire Preferred Farm Owners Wind Life Hail Accident Health All Types of Bonds LEE R. BENZ INSURANCE AGENCY MORAVIA, IOWA GRAND OPENING FRIDAY, MAY 2 REGISTER For Prizes FREE Cone Coming To To Each Window One Open Week days 11:00 a.m.

9:30 p.m. Closing 10:00 p.m. Saturdays Sundays DAIRY Bolin SWEET Highway No. 5 Moravia Thursday Friday Saturday SPECIAL! Rosedale PEAS 2 cans 25c Mi-Choice Bonds OLEO Hamburger DILLS qt. 39c 2 lb.

Humpty Dumpty SALMON can tall 650 Bow-Wow Velveeta 2 lb. DOG FOOD CHEESE box Elm Tree Frozen 25 lb. $1.79 Bread Dough 3 loaves 43c Frozen BEHNKE'S FRENCH FRIES 2 1b. 2964 FAMOUS FRYERS Energine Charcoal Lighter qt. 25c Frozen EASY OFF FISH STICKS Window Cleaner can 39c 4 pkgs.

Lemon PLEDGE can 69c All Meat BIZ lg. box BOLOGNA KLEENEX or SCOTTIES Ib. Facial TISSUE 2 boxes 490 SPENCERS Dial 3414 Free 10:80 a.m. Deliveries 3:00 p.m. on orders of $1.00 or more, IN.