Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Viewi ng silver, Terri Sutherland thinks of the future. Kirkman's Jewelry and Gift Store 1213 Meridian St. For almost fifty years, Kirkman's jewelry and Gift Store has supplied Anderson residents with the finest mer- chandise-from everyday appliance needs to the most exquisite jewelry, porcelain and chinaware. Only the highest quality craftsmanship can be seen in all Kirk- man's goods from intricate watches to tasteful silver services. The purchasing of class rings and school charms is made much easier for area teenagers by a special budget plan. Senior girls are made aware of Kirkman's service to high school students by the presentation of a complimentary silver spoon of her chosen pattern to each girl as a graduation gift. Possible graduation gifts are shown at Kirkman's for Nancy Thompson and Tim East.

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Weilers Banner-Fair, Inc. Downtown The continuing expansion of Anderson is symbolized by the growth of Banner-F air, Inc. From the merger of two fine local firms, Xveilers has emerged ready to serve its patrons with courteous service and fine quality merchandise. The modern meifs store is especially de- signed for thc convenience of those gentlemen who demand the very finest in men's clothing. The wide variety of styles will satisfy any taste. The fimi has created a fashionable show place for the ladies in which they can satisfy any clothing need. For the first in styles, economy and taste-Vifeilers is the place to shop. Shopping at Weilers are De- Wayne Deck, Ronnie Pressnall, Charlie jones. W'ith the aid of Susie Mosier, Melissa McCarel selects a blazer at Weilexs. I 3. . fr ,,,-., W 445 A e :kg xg, ., J . R 1 5 W 1 4' f J' T , lp PEL, fig S , ,ten W A a -if 1 i ef ' -5 ' 1- ' fe me K i. 1 1 X s Q -s , e- d. sf e Q te -in fi- Q- I Q' -x -is -A 'l- 'i 4- ei- .. .s A. . . .s. ' i' V ' J. I A - o - 5 : tb A 'A 3 ' A e ' 5

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Mathews Market 3205 Columbus Ave. Because Service is their businessf, Mathews Regal Market has recently expanded their building and serv- ices in an effort to keep up with a growing Anderson,s meat and grocery needs. Matiews personnel-some of whom are Anderson students and graduates-are efficient and congenial and make shopping at Mathews pleasant. Dependable service, through the hel of Dave Free, is offered continuously at Mathew's Regal Mascot. Stef-ke's Agency 2302 Main St. Buying real estate is always an important investment. One should rely on a well-established real estate agency to direct one to properties which will satisfy individual needs. 'When Indian Maid and Brave tie knot, call Stef-ke's Agency. They sell tee pees on Reservations- both large and smallf' They will insure it, too. K'Marie says, Selling tee pees is my father's business. Let him list yours. Haag Drug Co. 1119 Meridian St.-3727 Main St. VVitl1 two conveniently located facilities-Thriftway downtown and the Meadowbrook branch-the Haag Drug Company offers Andersonians comprehensive one- stop shoppingf, Along with the services of a registered pharmacist, Haags carries a complete line of first aid supplies, cosmetics, houseware, toys and photographic supplies. Haag's varied merchandise and dependable service receives the satisfaction of customer Nancy Robeton.