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The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 15

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Atchison, Kansas
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LETTERS irflfitinued from race iai any item repaired or replaced as a result of the inspection. After Nov. 1, 1974, Patrol Division Headquarters at Kansas City, Topeka, Salina, Hays, Garden City, Wichita, and Chanute will post a list of inspector troopers and Ym In Bvtlnut flr-jMM Winchester-Easton not avoid seeing ihis ugly Mooney Creek violence. RORMA WU irtkes. Why can't Kansas be Mrs.

Ellis E. i of them? umaspie, jr iiinaspie, SIC Credit Company 604 Commercial Street Phone 367-1K1 ATCHISON GLOBE 5A Sunday, September 1974 USD 409 Board Meets Monday The USD 409 Board of Education is scheduled to hold Lansino a smu-iai Signedhy, thc birth of a son, 8:15 a.m. at the board office, Myrna McConnaughey, Wade. Sept. 10, at the 60s Kansas avenue Lucille Highhll, Delores Memorial Following adjournment Cieewskt.

Maggie Handke, Mr- Mrs. members plan to leave for Betty Lee Luanne Speigel, Schwinn, Easton, Topeka to review plans made Alvera Weishaar, Mateel the maternal by ihe architects for the new Hundley, Mildred L. Cockrell, grandpa rents and Mr. and Atchison High school building Robert Speigel, Nancy Piper, and Mrs Ruth items on the agenda for the Vivian Hamilton, Diane Moore, Scnwinn. Easton, are the meeting are approval of Barbara Metcalfe, Ethel maternal great grandparents, warrants, salary adjustments Meyer, Peggy Eckert, Opal paternal grandparents are and reaffirm some board Christian, Vicky Epperson and GiHaspie, Lansing, and policies.

Diane Valencia. paternal great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George VEHICLE INSPECTION Gillaspie, 1 To The Globe: Langeuerg, who I 1 In order to implement the suffered a gunshot wound to I requirements of House Bill No. cnesi in an accident at his 9 Unitfe 1689 -the law requiring vehicle home, is showing improvement inspections under certain at VA hospital where he conditions -19 members of the was taken following Kansas Highway Patrol have emergency treatment al the 1, un'l wa now completed seven days of i-ounty Memorial irainino hospital.

1300 Highland avenue speclions and the granting of Mr- anct Mrs. David Certificates of Approval to Bratfforct, Wichita, announce dealers, garages and service 11,0 blrtn of a daughter, stations which will become Shannon Kristine, in Wichita, official inspection stations, 8- Mrs Vera Sieben, Dealers, garages or service Winchester, is a great stations desiring to become grandmother, official inspection stations Mr- and Mrs. Harold should contact by letter Kirschner and daughters, e. 1 Alliance Nph (jiuicte nf Members answered roll with school day memories. They discussed ribbons and awards won by members and their families at the county and Mid America Fair in Topeka.

Plans were made for the district elections Monday, Sept. 23 al i p.m. at the Kansas Power and Light Co. Community Room. It Vehicle motion ion parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Nnv State Officering. Topeka is ir 'e Hie ffirmnr Wilmn Ohm i rfl rr Mrs. 1 presented the lesson ineivnigmsot umimtjus will reouest. a member of the patrol inspection team will a Blue Rock shoot al personally contact the firm and Mooney Creek Sept.

29, 'Organic Foods." Mrs. Clarence Drimmel led recreation and Mrs. Bernard explain requirement Joncs was awBrde(j prize. ana proceuurra invuiveo PnrV The next meet ng be with becoming an inspection "aye Sorse to Fort Collins, 1R siaMon after Denns Fraker, Keimigon routez, uct lb. Under the law every vehicle be on a sa-day leave fach member is to bring her soUlaTretaUafterTan.r^! before departing for Germany.

or candy must be inspected. The in- aieoen soection fee to be retained bv ana and James Sieben, Hio firm ii fnr Lompoc, have returned Mrs. Alfred Drimmel care nnri IritnUs anrt to tJieir homes after ettendinE entertained the Parallel unit at mrttnrfvplpt! nine thp nrvir the wedding of Mike Sieben. Ihe American Legion Home for mis, ucynoias nas wtui moved into the former members present. Mrs.

Adam residence Df Fred Cox which Hellmer opened the program Mr. and Mrs. Harvev by reading the club collect. Reynolds now own. Members answered roll with Bill Hogan has purchased the their favorite raw foods.

Plans former Albert White residence were made for an all day in the west part of Winchester meeting Tuesday at the home ihsirsrwis AHriitinnallv sftor and is remodeling it. ofMrs. EdGilliland, route 4, to Jan. 1, at the above locations, Miss Becky Picking has work on candleholders. Mrs.

there will be posted and moved to Phoenix, with maintained in current status a mauve, mane ricKinB. lie! nf annrnunH Roy Fuhrman presented "Wise Buys." Mrs. GilHland won the Mr. and Mrs. Leo dine have surprise package.

A financial stations. Any trooper' on the returned home after visiting report wasmade on items used posted list may be contacted to Mr. and Mrs Doc Cline in St. last month in connection with mswet inquiries about the Lot5s. the rest room project at the inspection program.

Renny Picking, Wilmington, County Fair. Mrs. Ray Smith Aihntt is visitine his Darents. presented the lesson, "Organic Superintendent Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Picking. Foods." Members were invited Kansas Hiehwav Patrol Mrs. Pauline Showaiter is to the golden wedding State Office Bldfl recovering from major observance of Mr. and Mrs. istate uti.ee Biog.

Mpmnrial Charles Falconer Oct. 13 al St. hospital in Leavenworth. Mark's Lutheran church. The Mrs.

KevnOlOS ilea mccmis wmutwiumus. Tomeray died recently in Los Lome Chew, 51o street. Snails Cho in im Winchester High Sharks do not rely only on Atchison I would like to know uinn.T 7x.il Reynolds, planed to Cb ifornia ler, curator at the Miami Sea in local taverns and night clubs QViorico nn iVioi- Sharks can their in the county. tL 7 K3 recently in an Overbrook rest hvmgoffof these young kids? Mitchell, survives. These places are kept so.

dark 5urvLvor's arc a nsuk makes you wonder just Mrs Ann BurgesSi what these kids do, smoke and fc Raymond drink inside? As for the night inrtlBn(, 0-p clubs, some have gotten to be a home for teenagers. Va. a sister, Mrs Reva Boyer, If other taxpayers feel as I WcWta godchildren and do about our young people lets grandchildren. Burial it NOW! Name on File Rushville Dr. R.

J. Chicoine, new office 113 North Fifth street. The longest hunger strike recorded was one of 94 days by nine Inmates of Cork Prison, Ireland, from Aug 11 to Nov. 12. 1920.

ADDIMG WACHINE CLEANING Cull Worrit Typiwrllir Shop For all of your Typewriter or Adding Mochlno cloonlng ami ropfllring. Wo eoriy rib-bins ond covirs for molt all SHOP U34 Main St, 347-3938 was in me wincnesier Reformed Presbyterian church cemetery. Mrs. Maxine Thornburg Crosi, Beaver Falls, and Mrs. Denise Stewart Davidson, Topeka, were recent visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Don Ray. DONT FORGET Mrs. Marilyn Lindsey, THE ANTACID Oshkosh, is visiting her NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) mother, Mrs. Alice tew, and 1e Kenya capital Is to play her uncle, Frank Ehrel Mr.

iater this year to the tint Ehret is a patient at the At- international Gastronomic Fair chison hospital. for Africa. The slogan of the The Friendly Friends club October event will appro-held its annual family dinner prbjtely "Foodstuffs are fruits recently at the Fire station. earth end the result of bu- Harry Stibel, San Francisco, visited Thelma Harris, He was Foodstuffs, national dishes in Kansas City on business. drinks and other delicacies Housing tobacco is under bt)m jjj ovet Africa will be on way in the Rushville area.

display at the four-day event. Rushville resident, is a patienl at the Methodist Medical Center, St. Joe. William Griffith is reported improving at the Atchison hospital. REPLACING quarium.

open jaws wide enough to swallow arge prey in one gulp. Atchison Businessmen and Professional DIRECTORY trKEKFE.BALL, O'KEEFE LACEY Allornc). Maurice P. O'Xeefe Bull MBuriceP.O'KtcfeJr. Philip C.

Lacry solemn- STILLINGS CAPLINGER BRADY Cliancrrd Wm.E.Sliltingi Tt oKert D. Caplinger In. J. "Bill" Brady OFFICES DUNCAN, SENEGAL and BEDNAR Chnrtrrrd It nlwrt F. Duncan Rkliard P.St'neca) HobtrlJ.

IWrlnar Sanlit FOLEY Balie P.Wo^gencr GernUl V.Foley MAY and TULEY John S. May CharlenM.Tulcj 70BConimfrcl.1 ARRIS and MEARS J. DavUl Fsrriii I jrr)' RICHARD DEMPSTER FABRIC SHOP OPEN DAILY 9-9 SUNDAY 11-6 410 COMMERCIAL ATCHISON, KANSAS Siicp. $979 OLD FASHION DENIM COTTON SUITABLE FOR JEANS AND JACKETS $029 mm YARD SNORKEL PARKA Heavy weight parka that feds it warm as it leaks! Siies SML-XL. Assorted colors.

4 Body pockets, 1 sleeve pocket. Mylon shell end lining. acrylic hood pile. 16 88 SUPER DUCK PRINTS on the farm denim duck prints. Colfon.

Macfiifle washable, flenim 011 daisy, posey on deoirn stripes, even fake calico patches. Ideal lor loans and comloitable style jackets. 45" wide. $979 Yard MACHINE WASHABLE DOUBLE ROLLED FLANNEL REGT8 YARD REG'297 Shop T.G.8Y. foi all your sawing notions, ribbons, laces, trims and patterns.

CHATTER CLOTH FR0STEES Terrific topper for mix 'n match outfits. Ideal lor blouse or dress. KorJel Polyester, Cotton. Perma press. Sew up some Fall Fashions with fabric Ifom your T.G.&Y.

Fahric BASEBALL CARDS REG PAK 9 PAK GOOD THRU SEPT 25 AT TG A ATCHISON Polyester DOUBLE KNIT 58-60" wide We've captured the cdIiks lor Fall 74 and created them into Ihe most popular textures and nubby weaves, solids and patterns Peilecl tor most any otitlit you wish to make! It's so easy to core for; machine washable tumble dry. First qualily on full holts. Yards For $500 save now on. CORDUROY REMNANTS What do you think (it for and Fall Fashions? Easy care, corduroy. It keens on tinldhig it's shape under aclive weai.

Cotton in Pin-wale, Widewale or Novelty wale Corduroys. wide useahle lengths. Q7e Yard SQUARE DANCE QUILTS Promenade and circle 'round in souare dance calicos! Reds and navy blue cnmilry prints. Cotton face, Polyester fill. Acetate back.

Machine washable. 45" wide. $998 Yard Boys' SNORKEL PARKA Air Force styling. Siics S-M L. N) ar shell and In ing.

jn, ic honr, in sir: jvc rrork- el Asscned colcrs.Frcnt loess hkfi the linnt cl mciii parka $1488 I Each COME SAVE! I COUPON 1 ASSORTED CANDY BARS INCLUDES: Heath, Nestle Crunch, Almond Cluster, Hershey-Hershey Almond, 3 Muskateer, MAM, Kit Kat, Krackel, Power House, Mr. Goodbar, Mounds, Milky Way, Snickers, Rally REG 15' ATTGiY, ATCHISON.

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