Image 9 of Jefferson reporter (Buechel, Ky.), April 23, 1970

V vitKd as aeco JEFFERSON REPORTER, Thursday, April 23. 1970- -9 H Tylers L. Ccl:brcfp Ccl.icnfcg Ccnfrcl Air Anniversary TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Up to 60 Month To No Money Down 4635 Illinois Avenu "33 Vi of Srvlct" Pay A - , . 10412 WATTERSON TRAIL - 7R7.1R1A JEFFERSONTOWM ll Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tyler, 3824 Bardstown Road, received relatives and friends during an open house on Sunday, April S, to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. A dinner was given Saturday night by their daughters, Mrs. Edwin Frey and Mrs. Hugh Tobaben. A breakfast at the southeast Holiday Inn on Sunday morning started the activities for the day. Mr. and Mrs. barl Funk entertained the family and relative Sunday evening at their home at 4014 Crawford Avenue. A buffet supper was served. Sergeant and Mrs. Tommy Funk and daughters were 5 V"03l2 CALL THE ANNEX A "ANTIQUES" Always a good investment with enduring charm and lasting beauty. Complete Interior Design Servlce-Pe- tra Williams, N.S.I.D. SPECIALIZING IN FLOW BLUE CHINA Member national assoc. dealers antiques in present. Sergeant returned from December. She doesn't want all that garbage f In i h , r C' - ix :? f , i- - o i I . I. V' 1 I ,r fC KIM LEWIS, at right, shows off the watch she won as first prize in a poster contest to second place winner Mary Ann Howell (center) and third place winner Angela Bierbaum (left). The girls are members of Brownie troop 387 sponsored by Paxton Wilt Elementary School in which 25 girls participated.. Theme of the contest was "Keep America Beautiful." Mrs. Joy Mason and Mrs. 3 She wants an few. the LEFTOVER lover Phyllis Oilier knows garbage . And she knows how women hate to handle the stuff. She says what most women want for Mother's Day is something for every George Reif lead the troop. Ssfcty 3&I 05 to end the muss, the mess, the odors, the time and the trouble that "go" with garbage. And that's an InSink Erator, successor to Fang as the world's finest garbage disposer. See Model 77. It's stainless steel and is COOLIE RD. foportEtf Per? Ml Voife' 4-- H SEE IT TODAY AT IIEAO : Es Don't give safety a fast shuffle. That's the advice of boys and girls earnestly pursuing safety. Their projects cover a wide range of accident prevention in the home, on the farm, the highway, in sports, hunting, camping, and in doing plain everyday tasks. " safety" The national"' program, conducted by the maintenance-free- . 2422 BARDSTOWN . i i GIRL i ; SCOUT Troop No. 813, sponsored by Okolona ! held their investiture service recently. The troop, t made up of 1 2 handicapped girls in the Okolona area, holds its : meetings on Saturday afternoons at St. Anthanatius Church. ; Troop leader is Mrs. Nell Speaker. 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