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. . .. The Summerville News, March 20, 1986
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Watch Participant Try Jump
Special Olympic volunteers are shown as they watch
this youngster try the standing lon}% iumg. Some of the
volunteers shown, left to right, are Eddy Ellenburg, Bil
ly Payton, Glenda Deßerry, Janet Lowery, Jay Susman
and Joe Pullen. See next week’s News for additional
photos and story.
Fridays and Saturdays
FRIDAY: 9 PM.—l A.M.
SATURDAY: 8 P.M.—l2 MIDNIGHT
Amvets Post 92
MENLO HIGHWAY
Featuring
BUD CROWE
and Night Rider Band
—SPECIAL EVENT FRIDAY
SINGING COMPETITION
You Must Bg 20 Years Or Older to Enter
REGISTER AT MAIN ENTRANCE
Farmers Supply Store Will
Sponsor a Short Course
On Fertilizer, April 10
At 7 p.m. in the Lunch Room At
Chattooga High School. All Your
Questions On Lawn, Garden and Shrubs
Will Be Answered. The Public Is Invited.
FRUIT sA LE
THEE ALL TREES BAGGED
One Tree 3\ ...
Two Trees *I.OO ) :uc
Three Trees *IO.OO
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One Tree 5.95 e
Two Trees *ll.OO ):-
Three Trees *15.95
We Have a Large Selection Of
CHECK OUR PLANTS
FOR QUALITY AND PRICES
Wide Selection Of
NO. 1 ROSES
IN 3-GAL. 35 95
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We Are the Tono Lawn Mower and
Garden Equipment Dealer for Chattooga County ‘
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Shown above are the winning banners in
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The ‘“Hamburglar” from McDonald’s
restaurant was a hit with the participants
in the Special Olympics Wednesday, giv
ing out favors and cheering the con
Lunch Menu
CHATTOOGA COUNTY
SCHOOLS
* * *
FRIDAY, MARCH 21
BREAKFAST
Cereal — Toast — Jelly
Apple Juice — Milk
LUNCH
Cheeseburger
Lettuce — Tomato
Ranch Cut Potatoes
Ice Cream Cup
Milk
MONDAY, MARCH 24
BREAKFAST
Cheese Toast
Orange Juice — Milk
LUNCH
Chick Fillet Sandwich
Lettuce — Tomato
Pi Tauir Eotisd_
ineapple Pudding
WMilk
TUESDAY, MARCH 25
BREAKFAST
HOMEOWNER
LOANS
Easy As
A-Just Call Us
B-Give Application
C-Close ;
12.40%
FIXED RATE
Mortgage South
Corporation
ADAIRSVILLE
7737858 Or
1-800-533-3503
for judging. To% photo is the Menlo-
Lyerly entry and bottom photo shows the
Pennville entry.
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testants on to victo:l{. The Special Olym
glics are held annually at the Chattooga
igh football field.
Saus;ge }vith Biscuit
pplesauce
Milk
LUNCH
Country Fried Steak
Creamed Potatoes
Buttered Broccoli
A lß%lsbbl
pple Cobbler
Milk
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26
BREAKFAST
Toast with Honey Butter
Cereal — Apale Juice — Milk
LUNCH
Foot Long Hot Dog
Seasoned Beans
FARM EQUIPMENT
Saturday, March 29-10 a.m. (Ala. Time)
HIGHWAY 411-Behind Old Corral Restaurant
CENTRE, ALA.
Several area farmers are discontinuing their farm
operation and we will be selling their farm equipment
at absolute auction. We will also be taking
assignments up until sale date. Commissions will be
10% on first $500.00, after $500.00, 5%. For more in
formation call Glenn Chandler, 205-927-3583 or after 5
p.m. (Ala. time) 205-927-3757
Tab Chandler, Auctioneer—State License No. 73
Cole Slaw
Strawberfi' Shortcake
ilk
All-American Home Improvement
* * and Glass Co. *
* Replacement Glass « Sun Room Additions.
¢ WindoW Glass Cut d Turn That Porch
to Any Size Area Into a Warm,
* All Types Glass and Usable Sun Space.
Glass Work
Commercial - Residential - Free Estimates
3723 Hwy. 27 N. Emergency Phone 205-1918
ROME 857-2569 JOE STEWART, Owner
Chelsea News
By Mrs. Tom Garner
Fnone 862-2427
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Viaitigf Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bryant ondai'. March 10,
were Bottcy and Larry Gilreath.
Mrs. Carl Sumner and Miss
Lenora Jones were among
those attending the senior
citizen dinner and fellowship
Wednesday, March 12, at
Menlo Communiw Center.
Mrs. Foye Whitfield of
‘l;‘l,enagal!", Ala,, antd Mfra. I&uby
illingham spent a few days
last week witgeMrs. Ora Led
ford. On Wednesday Mrs.
Clara Smith carried the ladies
to LaFayette to visit Mrs.
Dorothy Allison and Pauline
Chapman. En route home they
visited Mrs. Charles Bynum in
Pennville.
Bud Sumner visited his
mother, Mrs. Carl Sumner,
Sunday morninsg. Get-well
wishes go to Mr. Sumner as he
entered Floyd Medical Center
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Eloise Smith and
fiandson. Gref. and Mr. and
rs. Charles Gentry,
Stephanie, Patricia and A:Bril
visited Mr. and Mrs. Talley
Gentry, Rickey and Susan dur
inf the past week. Mr. Gentry
celebrates his birthday an
niversary today, March 20. His
grandson, Justin Hufires. was
three years old March 18 and
a nephew, Joey Langston, will
be ;}th Iy‘:ears old March 21.
rs. Lois Padfitt visited
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCain and
Robert McGraw Sunday,
March 9.
Mary Childers, Imogene
Arnold and Ray White visited
Mrs. Alma Smith last week on
Tuesday. Later they visited
Loretta Dover. Also visiting
Ms. Dover was Mrs. Marian
Elliott.
Mrs. Warner Wilson and
Mrs. Nancg Smith were shop
,;gxg in C attanoog;, Tenn.,
esday of last week.
Mrs. Reba Gill made a
business tri&to Rome Tuesday
afternoon, March 11.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bryant Tuesday, March 11,
were Bet:t:¥l Jag, Vera Crouch
and Dorothy Pettyjohn.
Mrs. Bett*l Jo Ellenburg
passed awa{v onday, Marc
10. To her family we send ex
pressions of S{mpat.hy.
Mrs. Ida Love and Miss
Lenora Jones had Sunday din
ner with their sister, Mrs. Carl
Sumner. Visiting in the after
goonlweae llv;ir. andTMrls. Gens
opeland, Peggy Taylor an
Lori and Mrs. %eggy lglrod and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar War
nack of Huntsville, Ala., spent
Sunday, March 9, with Mr. and
Mrs. ’l{mrston McNair and Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell Warnack.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston
McNair visited Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Railey in LaFayette
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCain
and Robert McGraw visited
the Charles Ardin family in
Chattanooga, Tenn., Monday,
March 10.
Get-well wishes go to Mrs.
James Wesson.
Nancy Arnold, Mary
Childers and Frank Morris at
tended revival services at
Chelsea Baptist Church
Wednesda mght of last week.
John (g hamlee passed
away Tuesday, March 11. To
the shamlee family we send ex
pressions of sympathy.
Mrs. Gladys Bryant and
Margarita and Mrs. fiilda Fer
rier of Calhoun, Mrs. Jewel
Ford and Lebert Gilreath
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bryant Sat:urdak".v
Mrs. Janice Warnack and
Mrs. Cleo Warnack visited
Frank McNair, Jack Johnson,
Charles Frost and Rickey
Thomas in Oak View Nursing
Home Saturday afternoon.
Kim Fl(:lyd and Kellie Pep
pers attended the concert at
the UTC Arena in Chat-
BARBECUE
PLATES
Saturday, March 22
Plates Available Beginning At 10:30 A.M.
CHICKEN PLATES BEEF PLATES
'3.50 % °%4.50
HIGHLAND AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH
FELLOWSHIP HALL
(ACROSS STREET FROM CHURCH)
We can usually insure your house, furnishings, out
buildings, mobile home or business at a big saving to you.
Why? Because:
We are a Co-op Mutual Co.
We are exempt from all taxes and licenses.
We are a non-profit association and prohibited by state
laws from making a profit.
We have no agents — SO you pay no agent's<wummission.
You deal directly with an officer of the company. You deal
with homefoik in buying your insurance and paying claims.
We are the largest and oldest Farmers Mutual in Georgia,
organized in 1892 and insuring property in our area ever sirce.
CONTACT BILL TATE
AT TATE FURNITURE CO.
734-2281
WE DO NOT INSURE AUTOS
HE
RAN GG RAYE
SKIRT SETS
o, $19%
SWEATERS
iz, 4
EASTER OUTFITS
19,98 5.*14.98
cAMP SHIRTS
e S9B
COTTON SWEATERS
wues $798
JAM SHORTS
S7OO
e CICE I
tanooga, Tenn., Saturday
night.
Mrs. Warner Wilson and
Mrs. Nancy Smith visited Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Martin in
Summerville Saturday
afternoon,
DAILY
DEVOTION
134-3823