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6 The Newt-Review, Rojeburg, Ore. Fri., April 15, 1960 aWfeftSap SUGGESTS Dress Right for Easter? .; ' half sleeve shirts 5.00 The latest c0,lar styles and interesting cuff end pocket treatments on tnese half-sleeve shirts give them just that touch of fashion needed to keep a man looking smart while he's feeling comfortable. Get yours now, there's warm weather ahead. and 5.50 22 Credit, For Your Convenience 557 S. E. Jackson Phone OR 3-5423 Clendale Teacher Released From Hospital In Portland By MRS. G. B. FOX XIrs. Myrtle Wunsch of Glendale was released from a Portland hos pital recently and is convalescing at the home of Portland friends. .Mrs. Wunsch. a grade school teach er, has heen ill since Christmas and had major surgery last monlh. Charles West strained his back Thursday morning when he slip ped whiie pulling a broken peeler core out of a lathe a. the Robert Dollar plywood plant. Cliff Worlcy of Fortune Branch, was released from Josephine Gen eral Hospital early last week. He is recuperating alter surgery last month. .Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Adams of Redmond visited the Henry Gae decke family last weekend. They were en route to Medford for the funeral of her brother, Neal Tripp, who suffered a fatal heart attack last week. Billy Pruitt was dismissed from Forest Glen Hospital, Canyonville, after undergoing treatment for hepatitis for several days. Church Leader Visits The Iiev. William Stephens. Brooks, Ore., state director of youth work for the Assembly of God churches, was guest speaker at the Glendale church Wednesday. Ho was an overnight guest of the pastor, the Rev. Bruce Manning. Larry Jlullarkey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mullarkey of Quines Creek, was home on vaca tion from college last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNeel drove to Trinidad, Calif., on a recent weekend to visit her aunt, Mrs. Kdgar Poe. They were accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cosset and daughter, Dianne, former Glendale residents now of Sacramento, vis ited wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wood ley, Mr. and Mrs. Delter Redden and other friends and relatives in Glendale early this week. The Cossets recently visited in Okla homa for four months. Jimmy Johns and daughter, Ter- ry, drove to Oiland, Calif., last' weekend to help his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johns, move to Grants Pass. They returned home1 Monday. Mrs. Lilian Osepian and daugh ter, Georgia, Los Angeles, are in1 Azalea for a weeVa visit wilh the Sam Osepian family. ! Mrs. Thelma Coyle, a former; Azalea resident, and her sister, ' both of Bend, visited in the Aza-' lea area last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Castener, Se-i atlle, visited last weekend with j their aunts, Mrs. Gertrude Lysuil. j Miss Alice Nehel and Mrs. Stella Smith, all Glendale residents. They had not seen one another for 10 1 years. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sloan and I family, Brownsville, former Glen dale residents, visited in Glendale ; last weekend. j Harold Cooley, priprielor of Glen-,; dale Kexall Drug Store, recently was elevated from major to lieu-: i tenant colonel in the Army Re-; serve. ; If Your Paper Hai Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between 6 & 7 P.M. Better than average Make-Up, Skin and Hair Preparations by MAX FACTOR, DOROTHY GRAY, HAZEL BISHOP . . Delightful Perfumat, Colognes, Dusting Powders by Shulton, for Eatter Glamourl "We Give 51 H Green Stamps" Knixiiuinixxniixixxj NW Governors Seek! Dam Appropriations : ! WASHINGTON (AP) Gover nors of Washington and Oregon, I in statements presented to a Sen ate appropriations subcommittee Tuesday and Wednesday, asked for more than 10 million dollars for dams in the two states. Gov. Albeit D. Rosellini of Washington asked-he subcommit tee to approve live million dollars for a start on Lower Monumental lLock and Dam on the Snake Riv ier. Rosellini also asked approval I of President Eisenhower's request for $4, 400,000 for a start on How 'ard A. Hanson Dam on the Green ! River. He said it would alleviate ; a major share of the flood threat in Western Washington. Rep. Charles O. Porter (D-Ore) said he planned to read to the subcommittee Wednesday a letter from Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield in support of the Presidents budg eting of $1,400,000 for Green Peter Dam. Hattield said the dam was needed to protect lands along the; South Santiam River from floods. ' I Byron Price, appearing for the: Committee, suggested Tuesday; that the budgeted amount for thei Green Peter project be increased; to 21 i million dollars. I I The Lower Monumental project !was backed in testimony by Her bert G. West, executive vice presi !dent of the Inland Empire Water- iway Assn., and Dorsey At. Martin, I I president of the Lower Snake ftiv-1 jer Ports Assn. j West said the dam would he i turning out power in December,; 1 1966, if a start were made during! I the 12 months beginning July 1. In addition, he said, it would make I he Snake River navigable for 70 more miles. j Martin said construction of (dams on the Lower' Snake will i bring river navigation from Ice I Harbor Dam, nearing completion, 'to Lewiston, Idaho, and Clarkslon, 1 Wash. Are MS fop m EVERY CAR REDUCED FOR QUICK REMOVAL WE NEED THE ROOM HILL TOP MOTORS IS THE PLACE TO BUY! $1.00 Down -Take Your Choice Home! ON APPROVED CREDIT. If you ore looking for a good work car, there ii no question about it We have the cleanest selection of colder cart in town! Total Price Per. mo. 1954 INTERNATIONAL i TOP PICKUP 3 spd. Bordon bumper. t707 A1 t 30,000 miles. Sharp HJ.VV 1954 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP COUPE Radio, Heater ond tC07 1A (f Overdrive, V-8 W OH.UU 1952 FORD FORDOR SEDAN 6 eyl., Straight trans. Q7 Nylon tnes. 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