Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 7

READY FOR GUN SHOW-Lee Harthan, Clear Lake, shows two of the guns in his extensive collection which he will have in the Clear Lake Rifle and Pistol Club Gun Trader's Show Saturday and Simday at the All Veterans Social Center. Harthan has one of the largest collections of foreign falling- block, single-shot rifles in the country. Gun club prepares for large show this weekend CLEAR LAKE With more than half of the 70 exhibit spaces reserved, members of the Clear Lake Rifle and Pistol Club are looking forward to their biggest Gun Trader's Show Saturday anci Sunday at the All Veterans Social Center. This is the firsj. year reservations have been "received in advance.

The show will be expanded to include the dining room facilities as well as the ballroom at the center. Chairmen Art Armsbury, Bud Meyers and Don Humburg have received reservations from Minnesotans and lowans, with entrants ex- Dale Andersons hold open house on anniversary CLEAR LAKE More than 100 friends and relatives attended open house Sunday afternoon honoring Mr. and Dale Anderson, Route 1, on their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs.

Ben Greiman, Garner, poured. pected from Wisconsin and Nebraska. Hours Saturday are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Meyers said two armed guards will stand watch over (he thousands of dollars worth of guns Saturday night, but it was anticipated not many of the more valuable pieces would be left there overnight. Lunch will be served by the gun club. Admission is free to the public. The show will include coins Jand blades as well as every type of hand and long gun.

An annual exhibitor, Lee Harthan, will show his extensive collection of foreign falling-block tor Bannotle sir Grenvillc is heavll) A number of his were Greiman, Lake Mills, and Jean- ctta Greiman, DCS Moincs, were in charge of the guest book and gifts. Mrs. Verne Greiman, Mason City; Mrs. Walter Greiman, Lake Mills, and s. Floyd Greiman, Garner, helped serve.

Guests were present from Garner, Swaledale, Lake Mills, Des Moines, Mason Citv, Goodell Ventura, Clear Lake, Clarion, Klemme, Thornton and Woden. Programs given at meetings of sorority CLEAR LAKE Both chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Monday evening in the homes of members. Mr. Manue! Among other gun experts and collectors here will be Elmer Hightower, the sheriff of Black- AO hawk County; Keith Williams. Wed 4o Oskaioosa; Charlie Swearingenj Marshalltown, and Bob Anderson of Mason City.

WEDNESDAY Lions noon. Congregational ti-ijuuaugiiitci Group 2, Mrs. Austin Minette, Hoeft and Mr Hoeft Group 5, Aire-0-Room, Chambers host- Today's Club, Mrs. John W. Anderson.

1:30. CLEAR LAKE GLOBE-GAZETTE Feb. 27, 1962 Page Pre-school tots register March 7-9 CLEAR LAKE The School Roundup for all children Dance in the Clear Lake Community School district will be March 7, Each mother i to bring her child's birth certificate. The schedule and dividing lines are. Central--March 7, 9 a.m., all children north of Main and east of N.

8th 1:30 p.m., all north of Main Ave. between N. 8th St. and the line formed by 4th Ave. N.

and N. 5th March 8, 9 a.m., all children living between Main Ave. and 4th Aye. 1:30 p.m. all children south of 4th Ave.

S. and the line formed by 4th Ave. N. and N. 5th March 8, 9 a.m., all children living between Main Ave.

and 4th Ave. 1:30 p.m. all children south of 4th Ave. S. Sunset View--March 9, 9 a.

all children west of 4th Ave. N. and N. 5th 1:30 p.m., all who will attend school by bus. Mrs.

Robert Colburn is gene a 1 chairman assisted by school chairmen, Mrs. Burton Tracy, Central; Mrs. Jim Con- 'nell, Sunset View, and Mrs. Larry Secory, Lincoln. The Roundup was set up at a meeting with principals and kindergarten teachers.

The regular meeting of Zion Lutheran Church Women will be Thursday afternoon at 1:45 at the church. Mrs. Ed Leaning, president, announced (he cookbooks compiled by the women have arrived and will be ready for sale at the Thursday meeting. Gift Portraits at Program given for Grandmothers' Old Times party CLEAR LAKE The Clear Lake Grandmothers Club met for an "Old Times" party Monday evening at City Hall. Several members wore costumes in keeping with the theme of the party.

The program, planned by Ago," and Mrs. James Amund- "At the End of a Perfect made under the patent of a Mrs Roy Bilker was" a Farquharson, one of the early guest Harthan has of authenticity from an English firm in Edinburgh on me bmytne gun. He is an au- ueora tjoie and thority on this foreign-type rifle ary and March will be honored Mrs. John Keenan, Win 500 and has had an article pub- at the next meeting. March 19 -J 1 1 1 i i i aiimveiaary sunaav witn Lake Calendar dinner at their home.

Guests were Andrew Hannah TP Finn Mn Finn and Julie Fellow i and granddaughter, Mrs Les at the bride's farm home News about Clear Lake Dresses in regular and half sizes arriving daily at Hansen's --Adv. Penny Lee Schober Teen-age classes start March 12 at Surf. Enroll now. Ph. Fl.

7-4666 --Adv. Did you know that your message in the Globe-Gazette is seen daily by more than 100,000 Why live in Rent furn. house for same price. Fl. 7-3576.

Florence Waller, Monday with her sister, Agnes O'Neill, and her brother, Leo Stork. For Rent: Small 2 bedrm. house, same rent year around, $50 mo. Ph. Fl.

r-3798 after 5 p.m.--Adv. Double Trading Stamps on Wed. D.D.D. Bulk Oil Stations. Adv.

Two free kittens, Fl. Sacred Heart Devotions are scheduled Thursday evening at 7:30 at St. Patrick's Church, announced Father J. J. Buzynski.

Following the devotions the choir will practice for confirmation to be March 11 and for Easter services. For Rent: 2 bedrm. house, Fl. 7-2833--Adv. Wild bird feed, 15c Ifa.

at Miller Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young and three sons moved Saturday from 2308 1st Ave. S. to 109 9th St.

"Catalina" Sportswear can now be seen at 0. T. Hansen Furn. close in. Ph.

Fl. 7-4346 or Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club members winning prizes New kinds of taxes now under study By SAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst NEW YORK (AP)-It's tax time again--both for figuring up what you may owe federal and state governments on last year's income and for federal and many state legislative bodies to debate new rates or new kinds ol taxes to hit you with next time. Congress is worrying out a re vision that will affect many mcjuuci-a wiiiiitLiK prizes Members voted S5 contribu- n.d a evening at Hewitt's tions to Red Cross, heart and were Mrs. John Estra, high, and arthritis funds. Members with Mrs.

Richard Johnson, low in 5 January, Febru- bridge; Cleora Cole, high and and Mrs. Estra, the Lustre Award for being the newest newcomer. Hostesses were Mrs Robert Beckman, Mrs. Gary Boeyink and Mrs. John Bar racks.

For Rent: Furn. house, close in, $45 month. Fl. George and Aggie's Lunch CLEAR LAKE--Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Crabb, 709 2nd Ave. N. celebrated their 48th wedding bc set March 1 through anniversary Sundav with a fam- a 5 en a usual Mar. 6 --Adv. Catholic women CLEAR LAKE--A retreat for ery is scheduled for March 9-11 Swaledale.

They have lived in Cerro Gordo County at Amencan Martyrs Retreat i i i ui meiTioers. nir. Manuel T. U. Frances Willard their entire married Jives.

Mr House, Cedar Falls. Mrs. Joe Brownstone, a guest, spoke onj a anci Guest Day, Mrs. C. A i a was a farmer and auc- Jones, deanery spiritual devel "Understanding Art" for Xi Knirlts jtioneer, and operated a gas; 0 pmcnt chairman announced Chapter at the home of Mrs.

Women's Miss.onary truck route out of Swaledale IS re a open the Kenneth Sonkscn. Mrs. a lical Free Church, 2. years. They have Jived in Clear of' ftlarch 9 at 8-30 an, Grimm anH inhn Children's BiMe r.tnr.

Lake 3Vi years. TU Grimm and Mrs. John Miller co-hostesses. Members voted S3 to the Red Cross and S10 to each of three sorority funds, endowment, loan and exemplar. Mrs.

John James will entertain March 12. "Express Yourself" a the given by Mrs. Robert Woolridge for Beta Omicron Chapter at the home of Mrs. Wendell Johnson. A S3 contribution was voted to the Red Cross.

Mrs. Dean Moffctt will be the March 12 hostess. BOOK I I CLEAR LAKE Mrs. H. Virginia Miller reviewed "A Change and a Parting" by Barbara Yambura for Progress Club Monday afternoon at thei home of Mrs.

Harlen Reid. book tells the story of the author's childhood in the Amanas. A contribution was voted to the federal scholarship and loan) fund. Officers will be elected the next meeting, March 12. at the home of Mrs.

Earl Nelson. Parsonage, 3:30. Order of Eastern. Star, Masonic- Temple, dinner, meeting, 7:30. Basketball game, Clear Lake vs.

Hampton, Elementary School PTA, Lincoln School, 7:30. CARD OF THANKS wish to thank everyone for their visits, cards, gifts and flowers during Mrs. Lunn's slay in the hospital and Mr. Lunn's illness at home. Special thanks to the Jlcrcy Hospital nurses and staff.

Dr. Manuel Brownstone, Pastors Richard Ellingson and Darwin Evcrything was appre- Mr. and Mrs. George C. Luna.

11 at a 3 p.m. cof- jfee hour. Reservations, which must be in before Friday, may be made by calling Mrs. Richard Oulman, FL 7-4419. Among those planning to attend from Clear Lake are Mrs.

Ted Guthrie, Mrs. T. J. Farnan and Mrs. C.

P. Breheny CARD OF THANKS Sinccrest thanks and grateful appreciation to each and every one for the memorials and flowers and to all those who helped in any way at the time of the death of our mother, Katherine Smith. Mrs. R. W.

(Mildred) Peterson and Family. OF THANKS For all the lIioiiRhtfulncss. cards, flowers, memorials and Iiclfulncss of neighbors, friends, the Navy Mothers the Grandmothers' Club, we arc deeply grateful. Thank you all. The Bcal Family.

WILCOX FUNERAL HOME Our Aim Is To Be Worthy of Your Friendship" DIAL FL 7-2193 CLEAR TWINS A weatherman foiled plans of Ruth Nickerson, Clear'Lake, and James Quinlus, Garner, to include three sets of twins in their wedding party Saturday at the Methodist Church, Clear Lake. The bridegroom's twin, Gerald Quintus, was to have been bestman, but was unable to come from South-Dakota because of the weather. The bride's sisters Mrs. Myron (Arlene) Olson and Mrs. Byron (Pauline) Everett, were attendants and the bridegroom's twin nephews, Ronald and Richard Haberkamp, Garner, were ringbearers.

Also in --Kiefer photo the wedding party were Don Quintus, Harlan Haberkamp and Amy Everett, flowergirl. Following a trip to Nebraska the couple will live on a Garner farm. The bride is a graduate of Clear Lake High School; Coe College, Cedar Rapids, and the Mayo Clinic School of Physical Therapy, Rochester, Minn and is employed as a registered physical therapist at Mercy Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Nickerson and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quintus businesses and individuals. Legislatures, of 16 states will consider tax measures--mostly to increase the take but some, strangely enough, to cut it. And whatever is finally worked out at the federal and state levels, one thing's for sure.

Most government units in the nation will be spending more this year and looking for more revenue, from one source or another. Put off as now until next year is a more general revision of the federal tax laws, with the faint hope of some relief for individuals. The one now under discussion in Congress which individuals take most interest in is the plan to withhold 20 per cent of dividends and some kinds of interest at source. The Treasury says this' will give it a much better idea of the total amount being paid and to whom. It bopes this svay to pick up a lot of taxes on income that has gone unreported in the past.

Opposition--that is, that of the open kind--centers mostly on the costs of the withholding and on the deprivation of individuals of this income, which might not be enough to call for a tax, while they wait for months to file for a refund. Many businessmen are closely watching the Treasury's battle to allow businessmen to claim tax deductions for only half of their costs of entertaining customers. In the financial field, there's stiff opposition to the plan to increase taxes paid by mutual savings banks and savings and loan 'associations. Other increases are sought in taxation of cooperatives and of mutual fire and casualty insurance companies. Businessmen planning to spend for new plant and equipment should profit from the proposed tax credit of up to 8 per cent on new purchases.

Still more businessmen think the real change in the law should in favor of faster depreciation allowances for all capital assets. IN THE manufacture of hairsprings for 300,000 watches, two pounds of alloy steel may be drawn into a that stretches for some 20 miles. BEAUTIFUL WINTER! I once loved Winter weather, -I loved the ice and snow; I'd take my And down the hill I'd go! But now I'm growing older, (No point in "make The ice and snow just "throw me" Will Winter never Pearl M. Garrison Rt. 3, Hampton, Iowa The official yell of the school of experience is "Ouch." 6 i with j4azet DID YOU KNOW I think all of you should know more about United Rent- Alls especially at this time of year when we're all so busy.

There a dozens of things to make work easier and you can rent them Most of us can't own an upholstery cleaner or a rug cleaner for a good one costs too much for the time we need it, so we labor -but that's silly, because for just pennies you can rent the best for just the time you need it. Sanders and floor cleaners, too baby beds and other needs when the grandchildren visit. If someone is sick, all invalid needs. Card tables and chairs, lawn mowers, roto tillers, lawn seeders, nice china and glassware for parties, even a stork for shower decorations, large 60-cup percolators and hundreds of other things-- anl last but not least, a message machine for the body beautiful. Yes sir, if you don't have it, no matter how remote it seems, phone GA 4-4234 and I'll bet you can rent it.

Plan to have your wedding reception, breakfast or dinner at The Green They will help you with your plans, relieve you of all work and worry. Three beautiful rooms for your pleasure. Same a e'f 1 attention given large or small weddings. Go in and talk over your plans. They'll help you plan perfection, within your budget.

Phone GA 3-3672. THE GREEN MILL Air-Condi tioned 3r tt -ti 6 i If you have money to burn, you can take it with you. if tsr ir it 6 -fr SPRING Wt BENT MOST ANYTHING 518 S. Pennsylvania -it -A it ft it Some things never change; that's trouble. -fr A Your spirits will lift high as the rainbow when you visit Donna's -There's so many new things arriving every day New China patterns -many gift items new permanent flowers to help bring spring into your home Brides are registering their favorite patterns for your convenience --both in China and glassware.

Due to bad weather Donna has left some yellow sale tags on many items-- you can still find many items at a big saving --for instance you'll find Rose Bowls as low as 49c You'll do well to shop Donna's first for a gift The prices are low and selection excellent. There's no better gift selection anywhere than the one you'll find at DONNA CHINA GIFT 25 First Street S.E. The modern housewife is one who puts off today what her husband can do over the weekend. VICTOR AT WOLFF'S Victor a name to remember when you want fast, accurate answers i adders have automatic punctuation, die-cast case, feather touch keyboard, one stroke total. Large clean cut type, automatic space-up, a hardened friction parts, choice of keyboards, lightweight, total, sub-total, repeat and correction control keys.

These are just a few of the features Victor adding machines give you. Victor and only Victor gives you your choice keyboards in the same model -with the same features at the same price. Why not be sure--get the best--Phone GA 3-3252 for free trial that's WOLFF TYPEWRITER CO. 401 South Federal. FREE IN RECORDS Been waiting for the Stereo you wanted-Felt you couldn't afford it and records too Well, here's news! Your Goodyear Store is selling G.E.

Stereo sets-1962 Models at very special prices-and with the purchase of any G.E. Console you'll get free Record Albums worth arc new and the selection will please all tastes in music, it is so varied a G.E. Stereo is one of the best--the tone is so good and the designs fit into any decor- Cabinets come in Walnut, Maple or Mahogany. Each a masterpiece of design. See and hear them at Goodyear.

They are so nice I'm sure they will let you try one at home if you desire --you can have Budget terms--with a down payment. This offer is for a limited time so go in today and make your choice at 26-lst N. E. When you sava time --you save money-and the biggest help we know is a good adding machine -you always need it and especially the first of the year--When you buy any machine you should be sure of your dealer Is it guaranteed? Will your dealer be there if you should have trouble? Has everything you should know been explained? Is it a known brand? Are you getting the machine your needs indicate? Is it the best machine you can buy for your money? Think of all these things, then go to see Max Boyd He sells only the finest Is an expert in bis business and his word is his bond-- He services all he sells, expertly you'll find the new Smith-Corona electric adding machine that does addition, multiplication, subtraction. Three models to choose from, priced from $129.50 to $189.50.

Up to the minute styling- portable weighs just Ibs. You also have the choice of another super machine Burroughs Whatever your needs, talk it over with Mr. Boyd -the advice given will please you and your Budget For any office machine you will be pleased with the service and machines at BOYD TYPEWRITER CO. 20 First Street S.E. 33 Years in Mason City Any father will tell you the way to keep the younger generation from using the family car is to buy them one.

Whether two heads on one shoulder are better than one depends on whether the car is parked or moving. Appreciation It is not a large word but the heartfelt meaning is larger than mountains To me it isn't adequate to express my feeling toward 'my neighbors-- it seems to me all this winter I have been so dependent on them I know would never have made ft this winter without them. They are always near when you need something and checking when you don't. City apartments may be alright but there is something lacking -where there are no problems there no need for cooperations so you never get to know the goodness in the hearts of those about you I owe a debt I can never repay to a whole block of neighbors I'm glad I live where I do because when anyone says "We hurry so fast no one cares about other. I know better-- Our block is a wonderful place because we share both joys and sorrows and you know no matter what happens they are there I can't do much to repay them but I can and do appreciate them to the fullest Snow or not I live on the happiest block in world.

Hazel.