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^ 4 \ 6 / kings mountain herald, kings mountain. N.C Thursday, May 5, 1966 'Super-Right" Quality Meats! 'SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF P BONE-IN CHUCK ★ LB. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF | Boneless! Shoulder Roast "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-Fi Shoulder Steak • Lb. "SUPER.RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF Steak • Lb. Loin • Lb. Cubed Chuck 79C "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF mwm Chuck Steak •rrJ.”47C SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY 75ci GROUND cTVIother? 'SUPER-RIGHT” CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS . - 65c END CUT PORK CHOPS Per Lb. 45c i nf-f-p LOIN END ROAST 2 to 3 Lb. Avg. Lb. 35e K|-rr PORK BACK BONE 2 to 3 Lb. Avg. Lb. 35e ‘ PORK LOIN - 14 Sliced Lb. 55e | pg, ALLCOOD BRAND SMOKED FLAVORED SLICED 2-LB. PKG. 1-LB. PKG. Frozen Foods BRICES EFF. THRU SAT. MAY Tth MORTON BRAN DFROZEN BEEF,CHKKEN^aiLTURKEY — MEAT POT PIES Alt. 65c CAP'N JOHN'S BRAND FROZEN PRE-COOKED BREADED SHRIMP iS-65c ;i:tS2l)S 'THE REAL THING" A&P CONCENTRATED FROZEN FLORIDA VACUUM PACKED PRE-PRICED LABEL ORANGE JUICE 3'?49-6f97-3?89- 6-Os. Cons in a Ctn. MARVEL BRAND SPECIALLY PRICED! ICE MILK • ORANGE O GRAPE O PUNC TIP TOP Half ^ Gallon v9C Corton« • ORANGE a GRAPE O PUNCH O MMOIMDI • PINEAPPLE O GRAPEFRUIT O STRAWBERRY LEMON 4 Delicious Flavors ioytrated noMn DRINK 10-0z. Can THRT'S n FDtT FIELD HONORS BBIS SEN. PAUL E SMITH,CHIEP OF STAFf; FiELP" FORCES VICTNAM, PR^ENTS THE U.& SAvmes bond minuIbman flag TO COMMANOINO OFFICERS OF VIETNAM FISHTINS FORCES To her family, she's special. I She’s understanding, a banquet chef, a short order cook, a fountain of love, a chauffeur, warmth and security. She’s clean socks, starched dresses, a mender of hurts. She’s scrubbed ears, a tender nurse, a maid, a queen. * ‘ r- ' She deserves a day of honor and tribute. She deserves the love of those she loves. Yea^Ae’s very, very special. ^Tlifetoday, you’ll tell your mother y how much you care. / We’d like to tell all mothers,- “We Care, tool’ ^ COPYRIGHT a 1966,THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA C J , INC. BLENDED COFFEE 2-Lb. Can HEARTY & VIGOROUS OUR OWN TEA c 55i: Vi-Lb. Pkg. 35f fit ''XST & WITH LEMON & SUGAR OUR OWN BRAND Ilk MIX 3 ’«;■ 25c Baked For You By Jane Parker JANE PARKER — READY TO SERVE CHERRY PIES JANE PARKER IN A PONY TAIL TIE FOIL PAN PINEAPPLE t°BUNS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables WASHINGTON STATE-FIELD GROWN RHUBARB 19 Appetizingly-Goocl Groceries!' 12-Oz. Can 10c A&P "OUR FINEST QUALITY" PINEAPPLE JUICE A&P "OUR FINEST QUALITY" FRUIT COCKTAIL 2!£49c A&P'S EXCLUSIVE BRAND LIQUID DETERGENT SUN-GLO of;:;, timz 35c ANN PAGE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES ANN PAGE SPARKLE GELATINS 4 ANN PAGE BARBECUE SAUCE ^ 33c SULTANA BRAND Salad Dressing 12-Oz. JuT 3-Oz. Pkgs. i-pt. ia-oi. Bat. ?*• Jar 35c 29c 45c 39c IDEAL FOR SALADS -• FRESH CUCUMBERS 3 FRESH, RIPE, SLICING TOMATOES For Carton NEW! A&P BRAND BRIQUET VARIETY FRESH, CRISP STALK CELERY FRESH, TENDER YELLOW CORN 25c 19c 2^25c §1.. ^ 'B ^ Ai kVu^ TO OUR SHARB TO SUPPORT aja mbnwthebbld ^ ^ ★ Ar, i LYNN A.TOWNSEND... PBEeiDENT OF THE CHRYSLER CORK,WAS APPOIMTEP CHAIRMAN OF THE U.S. INPOSTRUU. RAYROll. SAYINGS COMMITTEE FOR l%S BV SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY HENRY H. fowler Adopt Diet To Cuib Weight By N. C. HEART BUREAU (Final of Two-Part Series) • • CHAPBl HILL — What’s the connection between the fat Tar Heel and the fat-eating Tar Heel? Dr. Ancel Keys, noted Univers ity of Minnesota physiologist, cites studies in Asian, African and Latin American countries where people eat one-third less fat than Americans, have much less cholesterol in theis blood and suffer far fewer heart attacks than Americans. He 'celieves this directly related to their diet habits. He points out, moreover, that no population on a diet low in fats of the saturated type has been found to have a high fre quency of heart attacks.. Local Group To Convention Rev. R. Douglas Fritz, a form er minister of Kings Mountain’s Resurrection Lutheran church, convention chaplain for the an nual convention of the North Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, leel^evotion services at opening sessions May 2-3 in Hickory’s Bethany Lythp- ran church. Mr. Fritz also led in a memo rial tribute to the late Rev. B. E. Petrea, long time synod leader, on Wednesday afternoon. There’s less certainty, though, about how beneficial cholesterol- reducing regimens will be to old er American adults with high cholesterol levels. As a nation, Americans are believed to have one of the highest blood choles terol levels in the world and one of the highest death rates from heart attacks. It is likely that American males have some de gree pf hardening of the arteries by'tlie' tli;ae' they reach their“20 s or 30’s. This fact was brought home loud and clear after the Ko rean War when a group of sol diers killed in action—who were -iiarely out of their teens — were autopsied, and in many cases un- mistakeable hardening of the ar teries was found in their coro nary arteries. Whether a change in diet will offset the disease once itis entrenched is still open to question. Four hundred ministerial and lay delegates representing two hundred congregations are at- tendinig the convention through Thursday, .-*) Representing S t. Matthew’s Lutheran church are Rev. Charles Easley, pastor, and George H. Houser, delegate. Representing Resurrection Lutheran church are Rev. David L- Castor, pastor, and Hal S. Plonk, delegate. QUICK & EASY OUTLINE OF FURNITURE PERIODS... PART 2 In our weekly column last week we mentioned that sur- While the final answers are not yet in, the North Carolina Heart Association has felt that the available evidence is suffi cient to urge adoption of a “pru dent” diet by the general pu lic— a diet substituting polyunsathrat- ed fats, minimiing cholesterol in take and restricting calorics to prevent or overcome obesity. Dr. Keys has long been an av- ocate of sue ha diet. veys show that many people would like an outline of peri ods in furniture ^history, and wa brought you first .part, T1MM3 stopping with Louis XVI. This week we com plete inis outline for all you who are interested in it. EMPIRE. This period re flects the attitude of Napole on and the French revolution. It was plain instead of elab orate. QUEEN ANNE. Main char acteristics are the curved ca briole leg and the comfort able cushioned wing chair. 18th CENTURY. This period in England had a great influ ence on American furniture. It’s also known as the Georgi period because several He cites, as another case in point, how during World War II, Norway was deprived of many of her food imports (particularly butter from Denmark). The total fats and total calories available to Noiwebians fell otf sharply— with surprising results. Norway recorded the lowest death rate in its history, much of it attributa ble to a sharp decline in heart disease fatalities. But two years after the war ended, dietary pat terns returned to “normal” and the death rate began inching up once again towards the pre-war level. Now, Norwegian men have more heart attacks than before the war. Other countries whose diets were altered by the war had similar experiences, notably Fin land and the Netherlands. KMHS Seniors Pick Moito, Coiots , Kings Mountain high school seniors have selected class motto, colors and class flower. The (motto is “Life’s Journey Begins With A Single Step”, the class flower is the red rose and the class colors are rod and white. kings named George ruled England during that century. This period produced some of the greatest designers and cabinet makers in furniture history such as Chippendale, Hepplewhite, and Sheraton, whose works became styles of the period. Thomas Chippen dale’s works were influenced by French, Gothic and Chin ese. George Hepplewhite’s de signs were delicate, beautiful and artistic. They are recog nized by the shield-back chair and by slender, tapered, flut ed legs. Thomas Sheraton was a master designer and also became famous for the books he wrote on furniture design The legs and backs of his chairs are light and graceful We hope these two weeks of information on furniture his tory and we hope some of you might now have a better idea of some of the periods and styles that are often discusseid Aren’t you tired of looking at that old furniture in your home? Come by, and we’ll show you how you can re place your old pieces with new, and P. S. “We’ll save your MONEY!” Foi big, piotection, insnie! Will fire strike? You can’t be sure . . . but you' can make certain that your property and profits are protected against financial loss. See us for insurance coverage commensurate with the full replacement value of your farm buildings. WE WRITE INSURANCE FOR ALL NEEDS THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY “ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE" \ PHONE 739-4650 ThunH It is a soil fore p and c) diok t; ing. D soil te Soyl i(K20) a ^oil an O-K soybes gen if per pi lated i
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