Moberly Monitor-Index and Moberly Evening Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 12

p--Moberly Monitor-Index Evening Democrat, July 25, 1972 Symington Proud Of Honor to Eagleton WASHINGTON, D. Missonri again has been paid a tribute. The Democratic fartv has once again looked to nnr slate for a Vice-Presidential nominee as it did in Chicago 'wpnlv-oight years ago, when Senator Harry S. Truman was nominated. was my privilege to first serve in the Federal government nt the request of Mr.

Truman: and now share with the second from our slate to receive this honor. Senator Thomas F. Flaaleton. the privilege of ser- ving Missouri and the nation in Senate. Stale and local governments in Missouri would get back only 76 cents for each dollar Missourians pay in personal income taxes to support the A i i a i sharina hill passed by the House of Represenlatives and now under study by the Senate Finance Committee.

Under the Administration's measure as passed by (he House, Missouri a a would rwitrihule approximately $140.5 million, based upon fiscal 1971 Federal income tax figures, but slate and local governments would receive only $107.5 million in revenue sharing allocations. Sponsors of the revenue- sharing measure say it was designed to provide revenue for local governments which face declining lax bases and an increasing demand for cosily services. At the same i however, a would he en- In expand revenues from their stale income tax. Frigidaire Top-Freezer Refrigerator. Forget defrosting.

It's Frost-Proof. Frigidaire Week Special. Model FPCI-170TT. 369 With Trade In 95 Frigidaire Top-Freezer Refrigerator. Forget defrosting.

It's Frost-Proof. Frigidaire Week Special. Model FPI-170TT. $32900 With Trade In Frigidaire! Takfl a cloier look al this chest freezer. Rated lo hold 359 It features a lock wilh a pop-out key that springs back Inlo your hand alter you lock 01 unlock the Ireezer and a magnetic lid seal that keeps cold air In, warm air oul.

With Trade In Frigidaire Range. Forget oven-cleaning. Electri-cleanoven cleans itself automatically. Frigidaire Week Special. Model RSE-36S.

With Trade hi Frigidaire Washer. Saves time, money. Washes 1-pieceto 18-lbs. Frigidaire Week Special. Model WCDT For The Pair 651 Frigidaire Dryer.

Save ironing time. Cycle- end cool-down helps prevent wrinkles, Frigidaire Week Special. Model DCDT 195 With Trade In Brute Size Cool Model A-1938R, BTU, Sliding Baffle Front, 3 Cooling Speeds. 2 Speeds for Fan Only. Jet Alre Vent.

6.0 Pints Moisture Removal Per Hour. 4-Way Air Control, Standard Window or Thru- The-Wall Installation with Ac- Jgssory Kit Extra Charge. GAINES APPLIANCE FRIGIDAIRE WEEK We're out to beat last year's Frigidaire sales record. So we've slashed prices on Frigidaire appliances to rock-bottom this week only. Here your once-a-year chance.

Massive bargains. Bigger-than-ever savings At these prices you can't afford to stay away. Something for nothing! Automatic Ice Maker when you buy a Frigidaire 3-door Refrigerator Frigidaire Week only! Buy the fabulous Frigidaiie 3-door Relrigeralor Model FPCI 3- 200VTwilh its separate ice section and gel Automatic Ice Maker free. All you pay is the installation charge. 529 With Trade in Under complex formulas, me hill would distribute $1,8 liillimi in slntc Governments and MS billion directly to local I'livornmcnls, the latter sum nnnnrhnned nn a fnrmuln based pqiinlly on the percentage (lifli 'tip I'nvornment lias of the total stnte population, the extent of in-torn population in its area and "IP wHTonlane of low-Income rpsldpnts witliin its iurisdictlon.

Penney Store To Feature 5-Hour Sale Half day sales are a bit unusual but when a store closes up for the first half of the dnv to prepare for the sale 1 an indication that there's rcallv something special going on. Rut that's what's happening at HIP .1. C. Penney Co. store here Wednesday.

Robert Hazelrigg, manager of Mie store, said the store will be Hosed Wednesday morning in preparation for the sale and will he open at 12 noon for the "Half Day Sale" the sale to run In 5 Hazelrigg promises some unusual bargains for customers rlnrini; the five hour half-day James A McNeill Whistler adopted the butterfly symbol to sign his na- paintings. Rupp Automotive Marks Anniversary PHOTO COPIES Do-It-Yourself, Coin-operated machine in our lobby. Make copies of personal documents, lax returns, etc. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 210 N.Williams Rupp Automotive, formerly known aa Rupp Bros. Auto Parts Co.

and one of Chlltleothe's oldest businesses, Is observing its 50th anniversary. The firm, headed by Paul Hupp, has expanded through the years and now has stores not only in Chllllcothe but seven other towns In north and central Missouri, Rupp Automotive stores are located in Kirksville, Macon, Maryville, Columbia, Moberly, Brookfield auU Another store has been opened Ir Marshall. The firm, located at 720 Elm street, has always been in the same general area. A Rupp business, in fact was established here in 1900 and was located at this site. The founder, back at the turn of the century, was Peter J.

Rupp, grandfather of today's owner. He was a partner with his brothers, George, Fred and Louis in the operation of the George Rupp and Bros, waste materials i He also operated a coal and wood fuel business in conjunction with the other business. In 1922, Paul Rupp, and his brother, Peter 0. Rupp, now of California, opened the Rupp Bros. Auto Wrecking Co.

in a building a block north of the present location. The business was expanded and moved to its present location within a few years. At a later date, John Rupp and Bernard Rupp joined the firm and it again expanded its operation, entering the wholesale and retail tire field while continuing to handle waste materials. The sale of auto parts began in 1931. In the enterprise was further diversified, entering the wholesale oil and gas business.

In 1943 the company was divided into two separate businesses, John Rupp becoming sole owner of the wholesale oil and gas business and Paul and Bernard Rupp the owners of the auto parts business. Paul Rupp, joined on a full-time basis in November, 1956, and became one of its owners, with his father and his uncle, Bernard Rupp, when the business was incorporated January 1, 1959. The present owner began his duties on a part-time basis while in high school. He also was employed at Rupp Bros, during summer vacation periods while a student at Notre Dame. After graduation from college he served 3'A years in the United States Navy.

Rupp Automotive 120 East Coates In 1959, the business again was expanded and a new building, lo accommodate additional parts warehousing, was constructed at 712 Elm street. New office facilities were installed and office personnel occupied the new" building in that year also. Among innovations in recent years has been the installation of a system of radio communications to connect salesmen with the main store and a direct phone line to Kansas City to provide additional service for Customers. of other stores began in 1961. Paul Rupp, commented today that the tragic, untimely death of Bernard Rupp on October 22, 1968, was a sere-re blow to the organization and that the subsequent death of Paul Rupp, on April 9, was a great shock and to the company.

"His counsel and wisdom were great factors in building the organization," Paul Rupp, Jr, Stated. Guest From Holland KEYTESVILLE Miss Ellen Verkley of Alphen ad Ryn, Holland, arrived Sunday for a visit with Miss Martha Ann Manson. Miss Verkley and Miss Manson became friends when Miss Manson visited in Holland last summer and spent her Dutch homestay in the Verkley home. The Holland girl will be in Keytesville for five weeks. EECTfilC COOPffiflTIVf Be Sure to Attend! Macon, Mo.

"Owned By Those It Serves" Macon County Fairgrounds Park PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED Mark This Date! 529 Rttd 263-2200 Moberly 8:30 -Registration (Four Free 100-watt Light Bulbs to each member registering before 10:30) FREEI Combination pickle relish server 10:00 Invocation-tbe Wray Offerman Minister of Macon Zion Lutheran Church Group Singing Harold Brooks Field Secretary, M.F.A. Columbia 1 0:15 Drawing for Early Bird Prizes Presentation of Queen Contestants for interviews and judging 10:45 Meeting Called to Order President Raymond G. Roberts Reading of Notice and 1971 Minutes -Secretary a.VI. 'Seaman ii 11:45 Recess for Lunch Bring Picnic Lunch if you wish, or lunch will be served in Floral Hall by Macon County 4-H Leaders Report of President Report ot Secretary Report of Manager -Edward J. perry Entertainment Older Americans Klub Rhythm Band Columbia, Mo.

Afternoon rogram 1:00 Prizes for Drawing FINAL JUDGING FOR "MISS MACON REG 2:00 -Election of Directors 2:20 Report on "Youth to WashtngtorTby Greg Johnson Entertainment-The Browning Family Other Business Results of Election Awarding Prizes Adjournment rogram NOTE THE OFFICES WILL NOT BE OPEN AT ANY TIME DURING THE DAY TO TRANSACT BUSINESS PRIZES AWARDED THROUGHOUT THE DAY!.