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14 The News-Review, Roicbuig, Ore. Fri. Feb. 28, 1958
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Several Sirtherlirr Residents Attend Wrestlinq Tournament
CHURCH FAMILY OF THE YEAR, selected by the First
Christian Church, is Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Horn and sons,
Larry ond Garry. Selection was based upon their contribu
tion to the totol church program through leadership, in
fluence ond service. Mr. ond Mrs. Horn ore Bible school
teachers, ond sing in the choir. She is a deaconess. He is
on elder ond olso serves as chairman of the evangelism
committee of the church. Lorry ond Garry were recently
adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Horn.
PILOTS LAND PLANES
MEXICO CITY Ml Ten pilots
from Portland. Ore., landed their
light planes here yesterday and
aid they plan to visit other areas
of Mexico before returning home.
One of the pilots, Jack Bell, said
they would visit Acapulco, Cuer
navaca and Guadalajara.
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Gilman and;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes of Suth-j
erlin went to Corvallit last week-j
end to attend the state wrestling
tournament. Six boys from Suther-j
lin competed. Jerry Perei was
state champion in the lis pound
class.
4-H Girls M i
Stitch in Time 4-11 Club recently i
worked on scarfs and some were '
completed After the meeting Mrs. '
Goldie McConnack, leader and as
sistant. Mrs. Connel Davis served
refreshments.
Burt Avery and son, Gordon, at
tended the tournament at Corvallis
over the weekend. Gordon is a
member of the Sutherlin team.
The 4-H Cookettei held their
meeting at the Loyd Harris home.
The project for the girls was the
entertainment of guests.
Donna Weaver's Hinkle Creek 4
H Club held its meeting Monday
with 10 members present. The girls
talked about raising money for
their share for the road signs in
Sutherlin that will read, 4-H Clubs
Welcome You.
Kitchen Cooks 4-H Club under
the leadership of Mrs. George;
Unsay met with S girls present.!
Each girl brought an ingredient
and their project was the making!
of brownies. The secretary wrote a
letter to Jane Gates inviting her
to visit the club and Cindy Taylor
was reported ill.
Robert Ralson is ill and Mrs.
June Kirkpatrick is substituting in
his sixth grade room during his
absence.
Kosemary Ramsey drove to
Corvallis for the weekend. Mrs.
Gen Murphys' mother has recover
ed from her attack of pneumonia.
Gene Gilson made a comparison
of French and American schools,
having taught in both, to the meet
ing of classroom teachers Monday
evening. Gilson is a teacher in the
Seventh-day Adventtst School,
Sulherlin
Ralph Mitchell's small son is re
ported improving as well as can
be expected, in Portland, from his
attack of rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Ruth Rodgers reported that
her mother is now convalescing in
the Sunset Nursing Home in Eugene.
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Publicity-Shy
Man Inherits
$.12 Million
OWENSBORO, Ky. i A publicity-shy
former British soldier,
chief beneficiary of a l'i million
dollar estate, says he'll get a big
kick out of helping his friends and
charities Willi the money.
Henry Edward Baker said "We
just want to he left alone quietly
with our friends," after the inheri
tance was disclosed.
Mrs. essie McCoy Nutty left a
major share of her $1, 510,455 es
tate to Baker. She was the widow
of Gale R. Nutty, former presi
dent of Gulf Refining Co. Mrs. Nut
ty died last August.
Baker, now 68. met Nutty in
England in 1UI9 while working for
an oil companv.
"We hit it olf fine. I liked him
and he liked me." Baker escorted
the oilman around Europe and
came to this country in 1926 as
i Nulty's confidant and private sec
retary. When Nutty died in 19:19, Baker
continued as secretary to Mrs.
Nutty. He became an American
citizen in 1927 in Pittsburgh. He
moved here in 1952.
Plywood Workers To Be
Laid Off In Three Plants
GRANTS PASS Ufi A total of
430 plywood workers in three
plants in Josephine and JacKson
County and 80 at Crescent City
will he laid off Thursday night
and Friday as plants shut down
because of the poor plywood mar
ket. Custom Plywood Inc., Grants
Pass, employing 80 men on three
chiftu uill vhut Hnwn Thurtulav
! ni.il.t annnrlinfl in li.ii. Til flrt.ir
manager. Medford Veneer and
Plywood, employing 150 men in
Medford and 50 at Crescent City,
and Oregon Veneer, employing 80
men in Medford, will both close
Kriday night, according to Glen
Jones, manager for Medford Ve
neer and Plywood.
Plywood Sheathing
Plant Set For Foster
DALLAS, Ore. (if) A complete
plywood sheathing plant costing
one and three quarter million dol-
: lars will be built at Foster, in Linn
County, by Willamette Valley
I Lumber Co. of Dallas.
It will be built adjacent to the
Willamette National sawmill, said
William Swindells, president.
The capacity will be five to six
million square feet of sheathing
munlhly.
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Bloomin' Beauties at Rock Bottom, Rock Garden Prices!
WORK CARS-SECOND CARS
PLAY CARS- FISHING CARS
JUST PLAIN CARS - AUTOS
AUTOS AUTOS
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME ""ZZZXLZ
bloomin' bargains in town, cultivated to please the most discriminating "autoculturist" (used ear
buyer). Buy NOW and harvest next year's prices.
Look at this garden variety of floral beauties that are yours for the picking!
46 PLYMOUTH, 4-Door
In tha Spring tha "Sop" rises . . . and we'd like to,
got our hands an tha Sap that took this ana in on trod.
Wo'vo pruned tha prica ta tha trunk tor only
50 MERCURY, 4-Door
Wa'va dona soma "Dandelion" to try and tall thit
ona, but wa'ra not lying whan wo say this hi raal
dandy buy for only
$
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49 FORD COUPE
This ana is a raal "Snapdragon." Snappy whan you
pull it out of tha garaga, draggin' when you pull it
back in. Take ft off tha lot for a snappy ..... ....
50 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door
Dogwood is favorito flower . . . This ana may have
lost tha bloom of tha first spring, but there are still a tew
springs left in It. You con test tha springs for only
$69 Mm
49 NASH, 4-Door
Hera is "Morning Glory" on tha Morning Line, tha
only trouble is that it gets tirad by noon. Coma aarly
and saa this ana at it's bloomin' best
50 FORD
This ona is reminiscent of a "Cyclamen", that's a plant
that's at it's best when planted. If we don't sal) this ona
soon the boss toys we'll ba sacked.
50 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-Door
Wa'va taken "Lupine" big cut on this ana. Hera rs
you chanca to rida in style and comfort in a car that
still shows tha bloom at youth.
$99
145
165
50 BUICK, 4-Door
This ana It no "Pansy" (Yokum, that is). Guaranteed to
hove 4 tiros, (with air?) a motor (that runs?) and a man
from tha wrecking yard that follows it continually
50 CHEVROLET, 4-Door
Lika "Magnolias" from tha Old South this cor hoi
certain chorm to it ... to tor wo havtn't boon ablo to
fifuro what it ii though. You can try tor only
OS
51
This must belong to the "Iris" family, but so far none of
tha family hova coma to taka it. You con have this beauty
to decorata you driveway tor only
PONTIAC. 4-Door
51 PACKARD, 4-Door
If wo "Alter" onco wo "Aster" a hundred times, but sha sti!
wouldn't buy it . . , so, wa ere asking you to taka this annual
favarita for only
$i25 a
i .JJ piE
50 CHEVROLET, 4 door
Choosa from two of theie "Daffodils". You don't hova
to ba daffy to drive ona of theie dilllys, but it might
help. Blossom forth in ona of thasa for only
125
145
195
51 FORD V-8
A bunch of four "Carnations" to choosa from, picked in their
prima and leH out of water too long. You con revive ana of
thasa baauties for only
51 MERCURY CLUB COUPE
Don't "Dahlia" too long if you wont to taka
horticultural beauty. Wo'vo nippad tha prica in
yaa can hova it for only
i look at
tha bud
$245
s$295
51 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP
Ivan if you "Lilac" trooper, you still hove to agrea
here is a real garden delight. Your neighbors will envy
your floral display whan you driva this home for only .
that
51 DODGE CORONET COUPE
All tha baauty of "Peony", all tha charm of a "Col
umbine". This floral ottering is from tha breeding stock
at a famous nurseryman. Nursa it homo tor only . .....
52 NASH STATESMAN, 2-Dr.
Lik "SwMf Pm" thi car at Ira ail kaa ur
Pick this blossom early and win bouquets from your
friands. lasy pickin'e tar only
295
345
295
51 MERCURY, 2-Door
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You don't hove to "Marigold" to ba ablo to afford this M U
ona. With tender, loving cara this car will bloom for m 7
manv vaat ra cam. Rum Sm aarlw oni-iiia nlatio
, , - ' --T r....
51 BUICK HARDTOP
This "Rhododendron" is real rood damon. A littta
wild in its natural habitat, it can become thing of
beauty with proper cultivation.
52 FORD MAINLINE V-8. 2-Dr.
"Poppies" like this ana and so wilt tha Mommies,
raal hardy perennial for any garden lover. We'd lava to
saa someone driva ft away for only
$345 gp
52 BUICK HARDTOP
Another of our Bloomin' Bargains to make, you "Glad". Wa
ba "Glad" to gat it off tha lot, and you II ba "Glad" to gat
tt for only
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53 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE
You won't hova to tip toa home with this "Tulip". Your
open arms (and a rolling pin). If yeu'ra
real buy only .... .. ....
Tau wont hova to t
yfpF will groat you with
'-de bravo and want a r
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52 PONTIAC CATALINA
Hara't dilly of m "Lily" that doasn't need gilding, just
washing. Just to wa won't ba accused af dirty dealings wa'ra
going to wash our hands of it far only
53 FORD CUSTOMLINE, 4-Dr.
Tha tallow that traded this in compared it to a "Geranium"
and wa thought ha said Uranium, ft may not bo atomic powered
but tha prica is out of this world.
595
53 CHEVROLET 210. 2-Dr.
This tonaly littla "Petunia" noads now anion patch to set
In, how about parking it fa yours for only
53 FORD V-8. 2-Door t
Car val iioa Itava aivti kaan ' ' M warin k" ! mm ah '
tho lot. A motor, 4 wheels complete wit, tires and a body
all tar only M
595
545
595
53 FORD V-8 CONVERTIBLE
Tha top opens like tha patois of a "Day Lily". Now it
tha time to blossom forth in a convertible and at thit
prica you couldn't blossom forth any choapar
53 FORD V-8 VICTORIA
Hara's a raal "Gardenia", looks protty and smells sweet.
And that's a (protty smelly combination it over wa haanf
ana. But yea can't turn up your nasa at tha prica
595
795
53 DODCE V-8 DIPLOMAT COUPE t
This "Begonia" should ba gona bafora this and wa
can't understand why not, it's aartamly not tha woe
begone prica of
53 OLDSMOBILE. Super 88. 4-Door
Hero is tha "Orchid" af tha lot. It would hova told much
sooner but Uncla "Ore" hid it somewhere and wa didn't
find it until yostorday, taka it away today for only ....
645 mL
795 K
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USED CAR LOT
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