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il The "new look in Ballard was card party, April 23, at 8 p.m. iS U M M l R S l S S I O N I
ii~AH~~-e~uu Ilaccentuated recently with the I COMB NNG THE BALLASD TRIJUNE &NO THE SALL&RD NI:W$--I:$TABL SHED 1891,]at the Ballard Eagles Hall 56001 "k:l
I'J~'~m'/J~l,L.-~----'--'--~!purchase of the commercial ' w 24t" Avenue NW Refr" . dren & Adul s |
|ul~n *' ~, ~a~h :printing plant of the former Bal- ,- - - I / "r R d ; LA. 2-24S4 for In{orma ton & Brochure l
led~ ,or *~ '.'.'."~,~daf'~ lard News from the News Pub- Kosmers Lelenrate l u,a macner peags!will be served, i
I RU'rH ee~K~"". i~llib ~ lishing Co. by James E. Spahr I Dr. Earl Radmacher, Profes- i .
who will continue the job print- Golden Weddlna I sor of New Testament Language [ Deffvered Free of Char-e I I I
ing end of the business under the o I ~ I I ~ ~,~,~
I ~r i~, ~:ilname Ballard Printing & Pub- A family dinner to honor John!ann Literature at Western Bap- I TUSSV COSMETmS I I ~! I II-- ~ow Lucky rou /& I
~~:~' ]~[i ]lishing and Lillian Kastner on the occa- trot Theological Seminar3; ofl HALLMARK CARDS I| "i"I'~"l""iHI-"-'t- .e / roll I
~~~ll'~~" ~i~1 The new owner is no stranger sion of. their Golden Wedding Portland, Oregon, ivill be the IPh~P~ II /I, I--II~ I yo= / 4BI I
,~ul[l-M l~!!to the plant He started his ap- was gweno~atumay evening, lchief speaker at the Descinleshi,i] DUD lil / % -4'~| |ll ! size is SI/2B / I
F ~HER ~:ii[aPr~Int~Cer~heic~ as afoPrrmtaer l:f I~i~: JIM SPAHR ~. ~' i~o~ at the !wed,lh C:;ft~::nchu::h t~wSu8; I JOHNSON'S I!I|r M I UU. I or / B,E I
I Ipla--nt,~ r tw yea rs':He:ls ~ncatslployee of the Ballard News GaJl hnn IKa:otn:~n ~8~ abn~rnamm Earl N.W, Sunday April 26 Ati
I~V/~~ ~F[ ~; [of the rintin and -ublishingTribune who doubles as an as-to Seattle with his parents in the 11 00 am Service he will PRESCRIPTIONS
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[li!lbusiness i s c~tet f her s n'llnrl~Wp;nntlhe 1904' After a brmf career in the' speak n the subject of, Today's PRESCRIPTIONSn
c ~ " ,; ~h Bal ~ of the Bal a " " g postoffice, John joined his father Overpowering Dynamic and at I ldfl7 M W RR,I,k I l,I[/I l
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I ~l:i [,o~,4,~ ,~oo, ;~ ,h h his wife :& Pubhshmg. im the retad meat business. [7:00 p.m. on "Christ's Direc-,""'~'~,'~'~;a II |. I / HI !1 I
I ~~ [~[~ ]LaUl~e~e 'who"was~'the -rand:[ With high-schooler Jimmie Jr [ It was at this time that he]tires for Crisis." [I ,-~o II l,i. ~,] I
daughterof O. E. Ruffner,t~who[wh se identity with the new en-lmet' courted and married Lillianla- " .ll! Laclles t ./ lcal' - I
with his brother, A. E ownedl!.erp.r'se so far has been largely[Lingren Kastner. They have three]l- lil / - 1 ~l~ll~ ~' I
and operated the Ballard News emoted to the business enfl o~ a I sons, Edward, Wallace, and Rob-ll . " I I [ 4,', I,mc I :
frnm th~ turn of the century un broom and dust cloth four gen- ert I ~I |A[I[~III(~ Arlfl ~ II / ~,~l~,~al~ l.ilrl~v v I
til it was purchased by Mr. and,erat! ns,of the Ru!fner.co~atwe~tlI The arrival of Louis R. Kast-,I ~"'-~-"t~ II I fJ. $14.99 I
IMrs Harold Kimball in 1935 iamny has oeen laentme Iner from Weehawken New r ll ImkD~-Al~l I lffff~lklf 7 il-,~4b--- I!1,~llF~"
i Mrs" S'~ahr's father LandonJthe "'art preservative" in Bal-[se, w~ o s ;oo {e:;'ll v~ve,~il 1-1ge#~ll# '~-- 3 -" II I- =l, * -*,e-r I
r. " ' ith hisilard : v m""I ! ~72u " ~ ~ OU~ I
I : UTIONS [Ru.ffner was ass,crated w i ~" [versary couple and an added[ f~ II,~ I
II I i father and uncle for many years! i ne omce and pLant ot me lreason for celebration The two I ~ i / I
I' ' .~~~ ~ I and his widow, Mrs. Nellie Ruff-',Ballard Printing & Publishing re-lbrothers had not seen each other,/ ~ lil,~ / I ~ ~v ~ ~ |
I ~:?~/~ ~Drll ?~1 leer is still a part-time em-tmainsat5410BallardAve N.W, in 39 years Louis Kastner wasl Now Given in Our $ udiosI1 I B,%Tv 1
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I " "::ll " "" [born and raised in Seattle, grad-I] ~ b~ Mr Georae Foroe II ! IJ
I uated from the University of] / " ; I :
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Washington and served as First[I ~ ~ (See his sfory in +his issue) II .- !:
I iql I-II ,h t elmntS ILieutenant during World War ].Jl "'- ll /hursdav I-venlna I
I1[lit . = ,~, IHe moved to New York wherehe For Informahon ."phone SU 2 4655 ; SALE S "
t~~l~ !~r~ in ] A novel opportumty, to solveiferred from actwe duty at least,studmdl " and recewed a law" ~i II TARTS AT6 P.M. AND ENDS AT9 P.M I :, :'~
tll lthe annual teen a e dilemma of untd after raduatmn For the l ree He w
g g " g as employed by the IF YOU WEAR 5 B OR
[ - : /2 6B THIS IS THE ONLY
r ~~0~1s ! heret getasummer bhasIc ! egeb undstudent ad m na]U S RubberC mpanyinchargej -- HOU. [/ TIME ANDPLACETOBUY COME EARLY" I
Jbeen offered by the Seattle r~avm/oeterments are generally.granted of the claims division until his~l I li ::d " 1
[~~."~ IilIIIUI~S iReserve Training Center on La e]to perm't h'm P " retirement a few years ago He I [ ~~Y ""'".1! a.m.-~ p.m. il I
" ] rrloay ,u o.9.-y p.m. II |.I SHOE I
Ic mrea ~Vl~0]]p !|~, ----IUnmn. /educatmn. will wmt w~th the family for 211 i ~. ' ~m-'~ :.':: :
ume I, Call,e,d''Accelerated Recruit] Complete information on. accel-weeks li L /qll I Ill/l[ I IT fl
i ~de~on~ ~,: !Training,the plan allowsquah:~erated recruit.tra!ning and other ms, at the ~,]nn,er were ~rs.]| I/ /H II 1/II/I II Ill ~k nnnr,~;n I ~
i)~nstrat-i nt'~ 0tl "~'npact Washe f~ fled high school students it, an. |programs. . or. the l'~ava[ rteserve, uA~zaoem nuauJeston anct mr ~/ vur variety ov organ ann piano musm" "is larcjer Teen ever II II P-I ill /--1 I I I"i'l II~ Ib' I
"~~Washer,older to attend 80 days of bootrmcludmg ;ts Reserve Officer George Kastner, sister and broth-i| II IdllJ. II,LIIJ. 1~ I U k.~ll]l~JrJ |
I'lll~l~ "~ ~e~ ;Y- u'r~[cam "~OUll -~s m tee - during summer vacation|Candidate, program may be ob- er to John; Mr. and Mrs. Ed-: CENTUR f h USIC --=
I~llE~ ~tte~o~n~n~]at the full pay of a Seaman Re-tamed by v~smng the Naval Re-ward Kastner, daughters Irene[I !/ o~ I
I ~ lr~d~ia'i~u~t*'-,~!cruit. Unon completion of the!serve Training Center at 860 and Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Wil.i| ulbransen Center !/ I -- s " !: /
l riraining s"ession, participants are[Terry Ave. N or telephoning MA liam Kastner and d~ughters!I 1416N W R ,h SU 2-46 I/I ' ' ': /
I ~,~~s~,6-minu.t~]advanced, eS A 6m, one pay grade prior to]3-6970. Janet and Joan. il -. SS r/'2314 N W MARKET ST SO 3-3386
a -nay! See the ,/ ,]
~'o~,~Se~ ~th~ I return,ng home. !----- :
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| ~'~,~OOVer. It's l" - :
;hield i~rtneonewoman/ lhe l,~avy pointed out that th]sl~r'~l-l~l~,T ~ ~ ~-~e-a, ~ ~ 1 "ll~nll~l~ i IX :
~,~ ~a~rvWhO could[plan allows the average recruit i1.~l[- J.~J~l ~l:~ollllo Ii~ J ~.~ I~ all(1 .l~.ll-~l.l~-~ l~
'~ l~for~'~ a washer Reservist to reduce the time nor- .B
COUrt" ~nd, of/mally required for advancement d
.~ alway.~ you can from recruit to apprentice and at! : : i
i :~ t.a@ i n
%Is.) [the same time get an early start l ~!}~;!~!~!'.':~:!~
on fulfilling his military obliga- "*~i::.iiiiiil
tion. ~i
In hue w~th the Navy s Stay
::i tin School" policy, all high school ~k ~1-~
Ireservists are automatically de- ~ ~i~
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Nordlund To Speak
Mr. Howard Nordlund, Safeco-
Lifeco-General S~fety Engineer
and Northwest Speakers Bureau
Chairman of Western Insurance
Information Service will speak
at the Ballard Kiwanis Club at
t h e Windjammer Restaurant,
Thursday, April 23, 1964, at
noon.
Mr. Nordlund's topic will beI
"What Service Clubs Can Doj
About Traffic Safety."
Shop Thursday, Friday
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Big 46-oz.
Hi.Country
ROYAL
All Flavors
LIBBY'S
Save $1.12 on 80-lb. bag of All-Pur-Reg. to
Big 46.oz.
pose Fertilizer (reg. $4.89).* Save $1.22 $4.99
on 80-lb. bag of Organic Lawn Food Choice ~77
(reg. $4.99)! Use now for long-lasting Your
results.*
Lawn Spreader with 16-in. Hopper 5.99
100-lb. Bag of Garden Lime, use now 77e
Marigolds
Petunias
cars
and Saturday for These Sale Prices.*
Mower w/Catcher
Craftsman rotary mower with 21/2- 18-Inch Cut
HP, 4-cycle motor,rugged steel
housing, 5 cutting heights, leaf
mulcherI This price includes $10
grass catcher.
Weed Puller, long handle, rngged 1.44
Pruner Head with 7J/z-Foot Pole 5.44
on
Choose from 4-light colonial style
fixture, 7-light modern fixture and
3.light white glass fixture! 3.way
switches. Save $8.07 at Sears Bal-
lard!
Fixtures:
Reg. $25.95
FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES
All-metal flashlight, complete with 56~
two batteries! Hurry for this buy!
Fleischmann's
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. SWANSON'S
SWANSON'S I~~~ I
Minute Maid
6-oz. Frozen
$1.59 Flowering Geraniums $6.49 Craftsman Screwdriver Vacuum Bags For 2-Light Bedroom
Trees and Shrubs In 4=ineh Pots Deluxe Lawn Edger Attachments Most Makes, Models Ceiling Fixtnre
HALF PRICE Sears Days SAVE ;gl.05
Sears Dayl Package Sears Days
Use with any 1/~. or ~/a.in. Deluxe filter paper bags to fit 12-inch square white glass
drill to form power screw- all popular makes! 4 to 10 shade with clear glass leaf
driver. With standardand bags in each package! Sears pattern. UL listed, easy to
Phillips heads. Days price! install.
,1,C"
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"'.':, 4".-'i "
Plastic Freezer :
Containers
Big, beautiful trees and shrubs
that provide colorful blooms
and shadel M a n y favorite
varieties!
FINE! T HAND-PICKED
$ IN BALLAAD
A Sears exclusive! Two wheels
for balance! It cuts thru sod
with o n pass! Reversible
blade.
Lovely colors.* In bloom! Keep
them indoors or transplant
them outdoors! Low priced
now!
$4.98 Interior
Latex Flat Paint
Molded Styrene
Foam lee Chests
SELECTED
rge Calavos FOR [ i
$2.50 Large and Firm |
For Slicing 1 EA.
|,Red Ripe'1t " "
I ) and Lovely,',CUP
Bill Lawrence's su~ T.2~40
$15.99 100-Ft. Roll $2.99 25-Ft. Roll
of 3.Ft. Feneing of Border Fenee
POT ROAST SAVE '3.11 SAVE 77c
AGED STEER BEEF LB.
Galvanized welded wire fence 16-inch high woven wire gal-
with .ton-climbable 2x4-in. vanized fencing that makes
mesh. R i g i d, long - lasting attractive border around flow-
strength, er beds, walks!
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Clothes Dryers
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Opens and doses with one
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weather- resistant. 30 91 - in.
long lines!
SAVE 1.65 per gallon on
this easy to use flat paint that
dries in 30 minutes.* Many
colorsl
Big 18x14xlbin. size, yet
amazingly lightweight.* One-
pmce construction, can't leak!
Terrific!
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2056 N.W. Market Street
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Hours: 9:30 a.m. to
9 p.m. Mon Thurs.
and Fri.; 9:30 a.m. to
5:30 Other Days.
pl.ts, 13
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15
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