Amelia News
Mr and Mrs Blake Ott and
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rees wen
fishing at Ft. Randall Friday and
Saturday. They reported "pretty
good luck."
Mr. and Mrs Glenn White and
Venita and If. S White were
Tuesday evening. September 30,
supper guests of Mr and Mrs. S.
C Barnett. Mr. Barnett was ot>
servmg his 79th birthday anni
versary
Mrs Stella Sparks. Mr. and
Mrs Boh Adair and children re
turned home Tuesday from Dos
Niuines. Ia., where they visited
Mr and Mrs Bill Schmitt and
family. Mrs. Schmitt is the form
er Joan Adair
The republican caucus met at
the Sparks cream station Tues
day evening. The democrats met
at Peterson's
School was dismissed in tne
lower grade room Friday in order
that the teacher, Mrs. Orland
Fryrear, could attend a teachers
meeting ... .....
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Doolittle
and son, Clinton, went to Pierce
Friday evening, returning homo
Saturday They visited their dau
ghter. Mrs. Herman Medlin
Mr Medlin had gone to David
City where he is employed in a
Jack and Jill store. Mrs Medlin
will join him there as soon as ar
rangements are made to move
their household effects.
Miss Beth Watson, who atten
ded school in Omaha, was home
for the weekend.
The- first quarterly conference
of the Methodist church was held
Friday afternoon.
C. F. Small was down from At
kinson Thursday to do some hunt
ing . „ ,
Mr and Mrs, John Cearos of
Scottsbluff are staying at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Fryrear, while Mr.
Fryrear in hospitalized.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farewell,
of Pico, Calif., were dinner
guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Pierce.
The Methodist youth fellowship
held a food sale Monday evening
at Spark’s cream station.
Venus News
Mr. and Mrs. William Storjohn
of Butte were Sunday, September
28 guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Fred Uhlir and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hall of
Mitchell, S D., were Tuesday,
Septeml>er 30, guests at the home
of her parents, W. W Strope. In
the afternoon they attended the fu
ieral of F. E. Butterfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Porter and
Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Gibbs, Randy
and Terry of Clearwater were din
ner guests Sunday at the Ora Cas
key home The dinner was in hon
of of Leland Caskey’s birthday an
niversary.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Finch
were Tuesday, September 30 even
ing visitors at the Bryan Finch
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhous
er visited at the Emil Bartos
home Wednesday, October 1.
Mrs. Sidney Faulhaber enter
tained the Help U club at her
home Wednesday, October 1. 12
members were present. The af
ternoon was spent quilting for the
hostess. Mrs. Faulhaber served
lunch. Mrs. William Buxton re
ceived the door prize. Mrs. Vin
cent Jackson will have club in two
weeks.
Sings for Wedding—
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wilson
spent the weekend in Sioux City.
Mr. Wilson, wlio was vocal solo
ist for a Saturday evening wed
ding in that city, is a science
teacher in the O’Neill public
school.
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for the
Whole Family
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1959 Pontiacs on
Display at Krotters
Factory list prices for the com
pletely new 1959 Pontiac hase
ix-en announced hy S. K. Knudscn.
general manager of Pontiac Motor
division and vice-president < f
General Motors.
The new models, incorporating
entirely new styling and exelus .e
engineering developments, are dis
played in the Wm. Krotb r com
pany sh<Avrooms at O'Neill anc
Spencer.
"The complete new Catalina !
series is priced between the 1958
Su[>cr Chief and Chieftain series
which it replaces,” Mr. Knudser, j
said. "The new value packed Bon
neville and the Star Chief series
will lie priced lower than th 1958
series ”
The popular Bonneville series,
which was introduced In 1958. has
been expanded to a complete line
to include a Vista Sedan and Cus
tom Safari in addition to the
Sports and Convertible Coupes.
The wheelbase has been increased
from 122 inches to 12-1 inches.
In addition Mr. Knudsen said
Pontiac is offering entirely new
styling, greater performance and
an improved ride and a larger,
roomier body on the new Cata
lina series with more luxurious
interior appointments and uphol- "
story than has ever been offered i.
in a car in this price class. "Mag
ic Mirror" paints and electric
windshield wipers will be standard
on all models.
Prices remain the same on the
new improved Hydra-Matic as
well as power options which add
to driving safety and comfort.
To Wed in June
Rev. and Mrs. Wallace B. i
Smith, of 1309 East Ave., York,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Judith Marie
(above), to Robert Leroy Law
rence SN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray I^awrence of O'Neill. Miss
Smith is now attending college at
Nebraska Wesleyan university
in Lincoln. Mr. Lawrence is ser
ving in the navy and is now sta
tioned in San Diego, Calif. A
June 14 wedding is being plan
ned.
Mrs. Homemaker!
Try This:
Now that tart-juicy cooking ap
ples are coming to market in
greater abundance Bill Perry, su
pervisor of the local Meadow
Gold Dairy offers us this good re
cipe for apple cheese crisp. The
recipe was created by Beatrice
Cooke, director of the Meadow
Gold test kitchens in Chicago.
Cinnamon spiced apple slices
are teamed with Meadow Gold’s
cream style cottage cheese. A
butter pastry topping blankets the
oven-baked dessert. Serve It plain
or with whipped cream.
Apple Cheese Crisp
(Makes 6 servings)
5 medium size tart apples
(about \Vz lb.)
2 teaspoons lemon juice
(4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup cottage cheese
cup sugar
% cup sifted flour
Vi teaspoon salt
1/3 cup butter
Pare and core apples; slice in
to a buttered 8-inch square baking
pan. Sprinkle with lemon juice.
Combine V4 cup sugar and cinna
mon; sprinkle over apple slices.
Spoon cottage cheese over apple
slices. Sift together sugar, flour
and salt. Cut in butter until mix
ture is crumbly. Cover apple mix
ture with topping and pat down
fimly. Bake at 375° for about 1
tour or until apples are tender.
Cool. Cut into 2Vi-inch. squares!
24c
Arrive for Wedding —
Miss Carlene Schoenle, daugh
ler of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Scho
?nle, and Miss Rita Jilg, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. A. D. Jilg,
vere met in Omaha Friday
morning by Miss Ellen Donohoe.
ITte girls are students at Provi
lence school of nursing in Kan
sas City, Kans., and attended the
Sehoenle-Graham wedding Satur
iay. They returned to Omaha
Sunday evening with Miss Don
thoe and w’ent on to Kansas City.
Try Frontier wants adi
6-ROOM HOUSE
FOR SALE
Three-bedroom, basement finished into five rooms, two-car
| concrete driveway, large garage.
REASONABLY PRICED — IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
—CONTACT—
Ben Vidrickesen
OR CAIX< 109 84
CONVEYING THE IMPRESSION of eager action is the 1959 Pontiac
Catalina sport coupe. Reflecting ultra-modern design from every
angle, if is destined to win wide popularity in the lower-priced,
high-volume Catalina series. A wheel track nearly five inches
wider for handling ease and safety, a new high-performance
Tempest 420-V-8 engine, new, heavier true-contour brakes and
a completely redesigned chassis frame are among PonttRS'o 65
_brand new features.
Reception for New
Members Planned
Monday night tho Girls Sodality
it St. Mar% s academy "held its
i. gular scheduled meeting In
st ructions were given to prosper•
ive members
Reception is being planned foi
Monday. Ootolier 13, at 7 p.m
Entertainment will follow the re
c ption ceremonies.
Tuesday afternoon the junior
high and high school students
wont to see and enjoy the movie, :
"Around the World in SO Days." I
The books have arrived for the I
senior class play, and the seniors ■
are now practicing for the play,
"New Fires.”
A four-day vacation is in view
for SMA students because teach
ers' institute is being held in
Omaha today (Thursday) and
Friday,
Monday afternoon Police Chief
Chris McGinn gave the students
a talk on safety anil urged his
listeners to practice courtesy
when driving. Larry Wanser and
IIrenton Wabs, who represented
St Mary’s at Wayne college last
Thursday for the youth leadership
conference, gave reports They
j presented pointers for tho organ
; ization of a safety club among
teenagers.
Itridge Winners—
Mrs. T. J. Liddy was hostess
Sunday at a dinner bridge. Win
ners were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Johnson.
Marcellus Showing
Cadillacs for 1959
(News photo on page 6)
Complete new concepts of tra
ditional Cadillac engineering and
design were emphasized by James
M. Roche, general manager of the
Cadillac Motor Car division and
vice-president of General Motors,
as he announced the division's
1959 models The Cadillacs for
'59 are now on display at the A.
Marcellus Chevrolet company
fchownxans.
"Extensive changes throughout
the entire line of new Cadillac
cars ga\e us the opportunity to
bring together majestic new sty
ling and brilliant performance to
exceed even further the standards
for which Cadillac has been so
renowned.
"In appearance, these new
Cadillacs from the exquisitely
wrought grille and h<xxi to the
beautifully sculptured rear fins
will set a new style note," Rtx’he
predicted.
"The sweeping elegance of Cad
illac’s newly created silhouette is
more than matched by the youth
ful surge of the tremendously pow
erful new engine. This 1959 Cad
iliac engine," Roche said, “is the
result of engineering development
based on Cadillac’s 45 years of
expert knowledge in the creation
of the the V-8 type. In our new
models, the power plant incorpor
ates advanced principles of design
permitting extremely smooth op
oration while delivering vigorous
maximum power for all occasions
“The brilliant performance of
the new Cadillac engine under
scores the extensive engineering
improvements achieved in a maj
or redesigning for greater dis
placement, a higher compression
ratio, and more effective engine
breathing. Those important sti ps
together vv ith the new carhurotoi
heating and engine warm-up con
trols, prov ide a fully mature en
gine design never before achieved
even in Cadillac's long history as
V-S specialists." Roche declared
The new engine has a displace
ment of 390 cubic inches and a
compression ratio »*f 10.5 to l. It
lias a 4 inch bore and a stroke
of 3.S75 inches. The single four
| barrel carburetor engine has 325
horsepower, while the "W" engine
w ith three-dual batTcl carl hi re tors
produces 345 horsepow er
Pleased to announce another
Cadillac “first" Roche said, "Cad
illac has Introduced a new slxvk
absorber which, 1 am confident,
will be a major eontnlxiUon to the
industry."
Mrs. Dean Johnson ami sons
took tune out on an afternoon last
week for a visit with Mrs. Albert
,. idtfcldt. __
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1.200-1 500 Cattle Expected
There will !>c from 1,200 to I.SOO head of rattle here today
(Thursday) at our regular weekly sale.
Kxpeoted are (MMI son yearlings, heifers and steers, and some
light l«o year-olds. The ealf consignment* are of extremely good
quality for this early In the season.
Our yearling selection today will he as good as you’ll see
all year. Hog sale starts promptly at noon.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 1!
Vern & Leigh Reynoldson
Here now front the finest orchards,
Cracklin ’ crisp... and priced to please !
_ _
Extra Fancy ^fiHlf
The new crop’s in! Glossy red beauties, so crisp and fresh
they crackle when you bite into them. We ve hurried them in by
the carload — right from the finest orchards — to offer you the
best apple values this week.
«■« ■ ’ " 1' '“1 Come load up for good eating
! at our money-saving price.
Apple Pfe Spi^S Crown Colony.Can 30C
— your choice Crow« Colony: l%°* 00f
of these fine LlHWlDOn ground, only the Aneat.Can /Ov.
CARAMELS Pie Crus! Mix delicloua e cruata.Pkg 21C
~ frin’l fnrUail Town Hou“: choice 0 No. 3°3 / Q p
RA V D II D V (■ r rilf bOCKldll quality, blended fruita L Cans “'V.
U A D U K. I 14-oa. <Sf BANDBOX U
Vanilla and choc, cubed chew. Pkg. Owe#* ICe Milk asst. rLAVoas Gal. 49c
KRAFT S ,«.oz. OQ. P p TOW* House; White or 2-lb 00
Recipe and stick, in every bag l’kg. «J #*- I Of LONl Yellow, guaranteed to pop.Bag L 7L
I---* Peanut Butler «-. "tt,
Delicious AdoIgs Fancy Lb 15c Horseradish c-r.—j — ' ’■
Golden ApplesSS&Tfc. 15c Walnuts -* -....ivc
it Stock Up turn for wumths to come widi Scotch Treat FROZEN
ORANCE JUICE
Here's a real buy on U. S. Fancy,
strained, light amber, clover blossom
Empress Honey
SALE
8-oz. Jar \ 9 C
12-oz. Jar 29c |
24-oz. Jar 53c (
Honey gives sparkle to
favorite fall dishes
Multi Grain Bread %??!% KT?™. 'KS 19c
Sweetmilk BiscuilslKft“;"S.i 10c 1
Ballard Biscuits'S^KST.. .2 SS 29c 1
i, * L Betty Crocker; make your own 40*oz. A1- —
DuCjUICK biscuit* and serve with honey.Pkg “ 'l n
i) i . Li j y Kitchen Craft; try honey 3-lb. A ^ - —
t QIICOIxG iMIX on hot, steaming pancakes ...Pkg. H
Graham Crackers 37c |
r Prnar] Miv Aunt Jemima; d* !i his 1 7. * ^ “
lOm Di CdU I'M IX when served with honey ..Pkg. OuL *
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| 39c, 49V |
| Pork Chops 5S; 69c c““rLS: 79c J
~ Stewing Beefier chunk, a# b^f... .u., 65* J '
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V- I G3nSST special pack, save 5c .... /_ Can*
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