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Paragraph C7 Bloomington Normal, III. Sept. 24, 17S New Names "GOOD-BYE SUMMER" SEPTEMBER FRI. and SAL, SEPT. 24-27 Mr.

and Mrs. Ilorbcrt Scholl of Colfax and Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Woruelman of IloriTield are grand-1 parents of Htathcr Lm Scholl, born 5pt. 16 to Mr.

and Mrs. Itolx-rt Scholl of IJonfield. The 7-pound. 15-ouncc girl is a sister of Kcrri Un. 3.

Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Uc Margrey and Mrs. Mabel Wenwlman. all of Bonfield.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hinds of Haton, N. are great great grand-pa rents. Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Knudson of Streator are parents of a daughter. Sheila Franctt Knudwn, bom Sept. 10. Maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. James Andree of Blackstone and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knudsen of Streator. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Andree of Streator. formerly of Blackstone. and Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Morrison of Dayton are great-grandparents. Timothy Sit prwn PtltrMn is the name chosen for the new son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. IVtersen of IM18.

Like Bloomington. He was born Sept. 17, weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Petersen of 28U Pheasant Run and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Whalcn of .1715 Bryan. Normal, are grandparents of Timothy and his sister. Bridget Kathryn, IS months.

Mr. and Mrs. Uo B. Ik'mmele of 1003 N. Roosevelt are great-grandparents.

0Rk CRANBERRIES Golden Ripe BANANAS Mrs. Popeoy NiilumMru phuto APPLES GALORE! Cropsey couple wed 25 years WEALTHY RED DELICIOUS JONATHAN 0 NIAGARA MICHIGAN or CONCORD CONCORD GRAPES GRAPES for Wine or PRUNE $2.49 1 4 99' GOLDEN DELICIOUS ry rj "mum MclNTOSH FRESH BROCCOLI CARROTS llEGG PLANT II CABBAGE I HEAD LETTUCE IB. PKG. 1 1 Pbot 99 12 IB. 3 For 591 District award given HEA historical book McLean County Homemakers Extension Association received a blue ribbon for its historical bxk at District VI conference held at iX'catur's Holiday Inn Monday.

Mrs. John Knglish, outgoing historian, designed the txxik with needlework. The book will be displayed at the state meeting at the University of Illinois in March as one of the top three district winners. Mrs. Bert I-ott made a presenation of the county bicentennial quilt, which was also displayed at Uie meeting.

Legon Auxiliary sets program on music American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the post home. Special emphasis on music will be the theme of the meeting. Business for Amaranth Bloom ingt on-Normal Chapter No. 3, Order of the Amaranth, will hold a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Friday at the Odd Fellows Temple. Louise Mux-feld is in charge of setting up court. A social hour will follow. SQUASH RED or WHITE GRAPEFRUIT Fresh Jumbo MICHIGAN CALIFORNIA PEACHES ORANGES 99c 899c YELLOW Large Size -nWIHWC MICHIGAN CAULIFLOWER 501,5 0 CflC or 15 LB I J7 Hed 8" 99 CROPSEY (PNSi-Mr. and Mrs.

George Popejoy of Cropsey are observing their 25th wedding anniversary today. They were married Sept. 24. 1950. at the farm home of her parents, the Floyd Taylors of Anchor.

Attendants were Mrs. Janice Norton of Bloomington and Mrs. Herbert Pope joy of Sibley. Popejoy is employed by Kastern Illinois Power Cotijx'rative of Paxton. The couple has three sons at home, Paul, Ray and Greg.

Wayne Naffzigers feted for 40th year ATLANTA (PNSl-Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Naffziger of Atlanta were honored for their 40th wedding anniversary at a surprise reception Sunday afternoon at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKown.

Hosting the reception were their four, daughters, Mrs. Patty Kutilek of Lombard, Mrs. Shirley Stroud of Armington, and Mrs. Sharon McKown and Mrs. Vicki Walters of Atlanta.

The Naffzigers have eleven grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. On Friday, the Naffzigers were guests of their daughters and families at a dinner at the Sinorak in Bloomington. Saturday night they entertained their attendants, John Turner and Mrs. Either Denight of Green Valley, and their spouses. They were married Sept.

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