The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 9

Nortonville "US. KENNETH WE ISKAJUI Mr. Mrs AlhQr, were hosts at a recent diruier Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Scholz, Blue Springs, Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm GlgstAd and fecotl, Everest, and others from this area. Otto and Rnbert Suite, Leavenworth, were recent guests at the Walter Moech home. Mr and Mis. Peter (Annetta) Watkins, St.

Thomas, Ontario, Canada, and Mr, and Mrs. Max Van Gaasbeek, Jon and Eric. Burkosville, spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Van Gaasbeek, Mr.

and Mrs. Max Van Gaasbeek left for Manhattan to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols. Senior Cititens met at the Legion Hall recently for a dinner.

President Bertha Weishaar opened the program with the flag salute and Ed Nieman gave the blessing. There were 24 members and four, guests, Mr, and Mrs. Sirron and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Barber, Atchison, present. Mrs.

Viola McBride, Teressa Swank, Bertha Hoffman, and Daisy Turner were hostesses. Effic Sirron won mgft lor women and Esther with Absolutely No Compromise in Quality. I. twin unecK froduci Avauaoiuty. a.

t. Cleanliness. 9. Safe and Healthy 10. Shopping Convenience, 11.

me Butcher fledge. 1 1 iii, i i.i 1 Schneider was low in cards and Harry Barber high for men and Clarence Wilke low. The next meeting will be Jan. 17, al noon. Anna Weishaar and Nellie McCoy will be hostesses.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Xoelcen and family, Holyrood, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug McCoy.

A combination Christmas dinner was held Sunday and a birthday party for Brian, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joe McCoy, Atchison. Brian's great grandmother, Mrs. Melissa McCoy, was a guest. Jeweled safely whistle pendant with beautiful gold, finished chain for women, nuaoipn Super-Right Qu StHjfe Cut From Chuck Super-Right Quality Boxes I Py-O-My-6 oz.

Muscotah MRS. CJUIMDIHSON Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wagner, Atascadero, and Mrs. George Wagner, Bellflower, have returned home after being called here by the death of Jack Wagner.

Services for Mr. Wagner were held Dec. 26 in Atchison. Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Bates, San Pedro, Ira Bates, Hollywood, and Mrs.

John Chegwyn, St. Paul, visited at the home of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Armstrong south of Muscotah before returning to their 89 KoaAi Py-O-My-7 oz. Box Yellow, White, or Devil's Food Cake, Mfoea or 5 oi.

Box White or Chocolate Frosting Mix Biscuit Mix, Corn Muffin Mix or Pancake Mix or 3Vs or. Box Macaroni and Cheese Dinner Boxes Lb. lag Recipe Flour IOO T9 Ched-O-Bit American Save Reg. 99' 12 ox. Pkg.

i Om OtfM ftt Cwd Only .1 MJfJQ I I Umll Cupwi tm rmtwtt. Only homes, They were here to attend the funeral services for their father, Jim Bales. Services were held in OskaWsa Thursday. The Muscotah Order of the Eastern Star held its installation of officers on Thursday evening at the Masonic hall with the following being installed: Worhy atron Emma Higley worth patron, Larry Lamme; associate matron, Sammy Lou Lamme; associate patron, Lloyd Tinsley; secretary, Dorothy Fassnacht; treasurer, Helen Lassen; conductress, Veneita Newton; associate conductress, Kathy Henning; chaplain, Go) die Tosterud; marshal. Myrtle Tinsley 1-Lb.

Pkg. 8 Pepsi Cola Or Bubble Up 16 Ox. Plus Deposit Limit 3 with $5.00 Grocery Purchase Excluding Coupon Item organist, Grace Roach; Adah, Rose Barthel; Ruth, Janet Christie; Esther, Debbie Henning; Martha, Lois Beyer-Electa, Georgle Storant; warder, Evelyn Hay; sentinel, Hubert Beyer. The first regular meeting wilt be held Jan. a p.m.

with obligation night being observed. Larry Lamme, the worthy patron, will give the obligation. Mr. and Mrs, Glen Lockhart, Melvin and Michael, Valley Falls, were New Year Day guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Compton and Ty. Mrs. Goldie Tosterud accompanied Mr. and Mrs, George Tosterud and Chris of Atchison to Wichita to spend me nonaays witn Mr. arm Mrs T9 Yellow Oiumia (Year Ago frtee 13' lb.) I Grown Lb.

I Medium IO I 19 b. Donald Powell and family. Mrs, Powell is the former Vera Tosterud. Mr and Mrs. Fred Kiehl, arid Bob, Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Bales and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kiehl and Beverly, Tccumseh, Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Keller, Rossville, Mr. and Mrs. L-srry Murray and family, Philipsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zwonilzer and family, Horton, attended a Christmas dinner at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Kiehl and family, Dec. 2S, The Arrlngton Ladies Aid and Community Club derved the lunch for the Asa J. Beyer sale Saturday east of Arrington. A large crowd Red Radishes ATCHISON GLOBE 9 Wednesday, January 1975 attended the sale, Celebrating birthdays this week will be Cindy Wilson on Jan.

10 and Douglas Anderson and Mrs. Tom Wilson on Jan. ll. Clem Tuggle, life insurance, Atchison county has received $16,455.93 from the state treasurer's office as Its share of the net cigarette tax revenue for the quarter ending Nov. 30.

Amounts received by other counties in this area: Brown $10,272.05, Doniphan 17,838.20, Jackson 18,793.34, Jefferson $10,025.73, and Leavenworth 533,937.78. fSteASote! GROUND tfTh -fladJ BEEF sdge Bone Removed) of 4 More I I Boneless Sirloin fl I LL.ilvjLofl look. II WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES OPEMnON WARE, 1975 CUTS FOOD PRICES PRICE CUTS ON STAPLES. starts the ew Yea by cutt i ng the pri ee on AiP BrandR of staples such as Dry Milk, Beans, Peanut Butter, Mayonnaise, Luncheon Meat, Fish Sticks, Spaghetti, Macaroni, Spaghetti Sauce, Cheese Slices, Frozen Shoestring Potatoes and other items that are important to a family's diet. So now you can get meaningful savings on many frequently purchased items, 2.

WEEKLY SPECIALS MALL Outstanding weekly specials to include meat, fresh fruits and vegetables and grocery items, And when saves you money on meat, that really means something. Because at you know you're always getting fully matured meat that scut, trimmed and priced for value. Take our beef, for inata nee We sell only one quality of beef at And It's backed by our unconditional money -back guarantee and our Butcher's Pledge. the Butcher's promise to always pack the better aide of every cut down. So if you like what you aee in the store, you'll love what you aee at home.

3. AWARE LIST CONTMUES. We're continuins our Earlv Warning: against price increases: The Aware List. Every ween we win voluntarily pose a net 01 pnee increases, such as those received from manufacturers, a full seven days before we actually change our price. That gives you one week to purchase at the old price, subject, of product availability.

You'll also find "Be Aware" shelf tags on many frequently purchased) items with the day of the price increase right on the tag. Of course, the Aware List won't include like meat, eggs or freah fruit and vegetables, where markets fluctuate daily, items controlled by law; or advertised specials. 4.C0NSUMER PROTECTION POLICY. We're of course continuing our committment to making you an Aware Shopper by reminding you of what every atore owes you and by informing you of ways to get the most for your money. Look for the signs in stores spelling out all the protection you: 1.

Guaranteed Satisfaction. 2. Exceptional Value. 3. Low Price Prices Good Thru Sunday January 13, 1V73.

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