Mexico High School - Mascot Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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Area Tradesmen Are Interested in Your Needs SYDENSTRICKER IMPLEMENT COMPANY, featur- ing top-quality john Deere equipment, is located on Highway 54 South. SYDENSTRICKER'S has all the farm equipment you could ever need, and a trained crew to keep your machinery in the best condition. They also have lawnmowers especially made for those huge lawns you dread to mow. Be sure you try SYDENSTRICKER IMPLEMENT for your farm ma- chinery. RUTTER APPLIANCE has every kind of appliance for your home. They stock General Electric stereos, refrigerators, televisions, irons, washers, ranges, freezers, and almost anything else that you need to furnish your home or business. Why not go to RUTTER'S and put your appliance needs in good hands. PILCHER'S knowledge is your safeguard. Actually, there are fewer than 100 accredited gem laboratories like theirs in the U.S. and Canada-equipped with the skill and instruments to perform any professional gem-judging task. Rely on the guidance of a certified gemologist of the American Gem Society and be thrilled with your diamond purchase from PILCHER IEWELRY STORE for years to come. OLIVER CONCRETE COMPANY, Highway 54 East, is proud to be known as the place Where your building begins . Serving Mexico, Vandalia, Paris, and Perry, Missouri, they supply ready-mix concrete for any construction purpose. Phone 581-3226 for OLlVER'S. Betty Sydenstricker ITOPI perches atop a Iohn Deere tractor at SYDENSTRICKER IMPLEMENT as she parks it in the outdoor display. At RUTTER APPLIANCE STORE, Anita Gonzalez and Donna Peters seem to have found just what they wanted-a stereo. It's just too beautiful for words, says Anita. PILCHER'S sales- lady, Mrs. Linda Charles, smiles approvingly at Pat Head's choice of silverware. OLIVER CONCRETE CBELOW LEFTJ is Where your building begins. Count on them for your ready-mix concrete. 252 Advertising

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KFROM TOPI Cashier Marcella Farrah finds Curt Brandow can't get enough of those little bags of delicious TOM'S PEANUTS. A friendly carry-out, Greg Barlow, puts the last bag of groceries in a car at SMILEY'S IGA FOODLINER. Clyde Brown, owner of AUDRAIN SOIL SERVICE, plans a farmer's product schedule with his secretary, Mrs. Marilyn Mollett. Displaying one of the many beautiful floral arrangements that WONNEMAN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS offers, Theresa DiBlasi attaches the gift card to a stem. ,M '!'M Mexico Residents Can Take Pride in Local Dealers Are you pondering how to fill that last hunger spot ? If you are, may we suggest a tiny package, or two, or three, of delicious, satisfying, TOM'S PEANUTS. Distributed in Mexico by Mr. Graydon McFarland, TOM'S PEANUTS are just what you need, and they're only a nickel! SMlLEY'S ICA FOODLINER, 1805 West Boulevard, is in its third year of service to Mexico and the sur- rounding communities. Owner Raymond Smiley is proud that his beef cuts are the finest in town, and his famous Charolais steaks find their way to the tables of the best cooks in the area. All custom- ers are satisfied at SMILEY'S. Do it yourself, with an easy-to-use fertilizer spreader from AUDRAIN SOIL SERVICE. Clyde Brown, owner, and Dozier Azdell, manager, are ready to help you. They offer a full line of chemical sprays for crop dusting, and lime, rock phosphate, and fertilizer for custom truck spreading. just phone 581-6539, AUDRAIN SOIL SERVICE. A gift for your special girl should be a gift of beautiful flowers from WONNEMAN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS. Barbara Wonneman and Lucille Berrey are masters of the art of floral design, and design floral arrangements to fit any occasion. When you need any kind of corsage or arrangement, be sure you call 581-5661 or go to 500 North Washington. Advertising 251

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A lwffemu F00zz's,Im. 9 IGA Distributor 1869 I969 tefa et xng ufloodg 160 Years of SBPVICQ Serving 14 States WETTERAU FOODS of Mexico can be proud of their 100 years of service. Supplying the IGA food stores of the area, WETTERAU'S foods are top-quality and more economical. Don johnson, sales- man at B.F. GOODRICH, helps one of his regular customers, Glen Seale, to decide on a new set of tires for his automobile. At B.F. GOODRICH, every customer is sure to be satisfied with his pur- chase. Handing her customer a bucket of that finger lickin' good chicken, Terry Hoer knows that he will come again for more because COL. SANDER'S fried chicken and ham 84 beef are irresistible. Advertising 253 Wetterau, thers Add to Communit WETTERAU FOODS of Mexico, now celebrating its 100th anniversary, supplies the IGA food stores. One of the four main divisions of food suppliers whose headquarters are located in St. Louis, WETTERALVS performs four main services. They are 11.1 Store de- velopments 12.J Meat buying for ICA 13.1 Account- ing for IGA and 14.1 Advertising. Charles Cockelreas, vice-president and general manager of the Mexico division, assures WETTERAU'S customers of the finest in service and efficiency. Mexico shoppers find it wise and economical to buy ICA foods sup- plied by WETTERAU'S. B.F. GOODRICH, tire headquarters for Mexico, offers new and used tires as well as retreads which give the motorist more safety as well as better mile- age. B.F. GOODRICH also carries a full line of electri- cal appliances and bicycles. For more information, 581-3040 is where to call . Brand new COL. SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN restaurant, at 815 East Liberty, features that famous finger lickin' good chicken. Go to COL. SANDER'S for a unique experience in chicken dinners, or for their equally delicious ham and beef. Manager Dean Brentlinger welcomes you anytime.