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Lookingglass Family
Returns From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Pertey Oar of Look
ingglass returned recently from a
three-week trip which included vis
its with friends and relatives in
Holly, Colo., and a family reunion
with Mrs. Oar's family in Garden
City, Kan. '
Mr. and Mrs. William Petheram
and daughter, Leta, returned last
week from a trip to Lewiston, Ida
ho, where they visited the latter'
aunt and then proceded to New
port, Wash., to visit other rela
tives and friends. 1
Swans Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swan, Pat
sy Ann, Betty Jean, Deborah and
Mickey of Estacada visited over
a recent weekend with the former's
mother, Mrs. Eugenia Swan, and
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Nielsen, and family;
The Swans are en route to south
ern California where they, will be
associated in business with Swan'
brother, Alden. They have been
living in their house trailer in Es
tacadia and are transporting tht
trailer to California. t
Miss Leta Petheram left last
week for her post at. Bateman
Lookout for the summer. She at
tended the three day forestry
school held at Little River Camp
earlier in the week, reports Hazel
Marsh, correspondent. ' . :
Pravant .
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DRAMAMINE
TABLETS
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engine Reg. 79.95
Power Mower
39"
WATER SKI TOW ROPE 4.44
REVION BRONZE LUSTER 2.00
TANFASTIC 1.25
BRONZE TAN 1.25
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11.25 2-h. Wool Sleeping Bag
INSULATED
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22.95 Thermos Chest 16.83
21.95 Thermos Chest
15.95 Coleman Chest
18.95 Coleman Chest
13.88
11.88
14.88
24.95 ALUMINUM
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SWIM NEEDS
5.95 Swim Fins Flying Filh ...
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95c Snorkles 4c
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Journey Completed
From Dixonville
By JEAN RADCLIFFI
Mr., and Mrs. F. E. Robinette
spent the past week on business at
several OreEon Doints. On Satur
day, they travelled to Corvallis and
Albany to transact business. On
Sunday the family drove to Ban
don, where they rented a bouse to
live In for the next few months.
Richard Morehead and family will
be renting the Robinette's present
home on South Deer Creek. Hie
Robinette's plan to move this week- .
end. Richard Morehead is pastor
of the Pine Grove ehurch.
Mrs. Katherine Karcherof .
Reedsport was a visitor of Mrs.
Freta Karcher last Tuesday.
Mrs. Midge Sherril traveled ta
Eugene on business on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frederickson of
Grants Pass was a visitor of Mrs.
Vera Banning last' Monday.
Mrs. Spencer Johnson and chil
dren of Reedsport was a visitor
in the home of her parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Ernie wener, last weex.
- Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Adams of Middle
ton, Penn., are. the parents of a
new baby girl, born June 13, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 13 oi. The young miss
has been named Dtbra Carol and
the granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Adams and great-granddaughter
of Mrs. Jennie Karcher.
Hatfield Wants Aid
For Bright Students
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
(AP) Gov. Mark Hatfield of
Oregon said Monday he hopes to
see Oregon start offering state
scholarship aid to bright students
who need financial help.
Hatfield made his statement at
a discussion on education at the
annual governors conference. He
was one of six discussion leaders
on the topic.
The Oregon governor also was
selected to draft the stand Repub
licans would like to see the confer
ence take on medical aid to the
elderly. His draft will go before
the 14 Republican governors here,
and after review, to the resolu
tions committee of the conference.
Girls Blouses Values te 1.49, sizes 2 la 14
3.45 Beach Comber Pants Boyl, Girl
2.67
3.50 Calypso Pedal Pushers ltii 2.67
2.95 Girls Pedal Pushers 2.99
1.98 Boys Sport Shirts , 99c
1.98 Ladies Blouses ;..,., $.,, $,v. 99c
1.79 Girls Shorts 1.19
MEN'S -LADIES COLORFUL
TOYO
CAPS
WHITE OR PASTELS
SWIM
SUITS
4 to ii 99c
Lookingglass Couple
Returns From Journey
By HAUL S. MARSH
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lindswiler
and family returned recently from
a two weeks trip in which they
visited friends and relatives in
Merimac, Okla. A son and daugh
ter Donald and Gloria visited their
frandmother Mrs. Carrie Hurt In
orbestown, Calif., while Kenneth,
Sandra and Wesley accompanied
their parents east.
Mrs. A. A. Jacoby returned
Thursday from a five day session
of the State Garden Club Confer
ence held in Pendleton. Mrs. Ja
coby joined the 38 other delegates
who traveled on a chartered bui
starting at Ashland and picking up
delegates along the way. Mrs. Ja
coby reports that there were 329
registered delegates in attendance
at the Convention.
Mrs. Albert Hall returned recent
ly from a week's visit in Portland
and vicinity with friends and rela
tives.
Albert Hall left the last of the
week to join the county road crew
for a week's construction work in
the Reedsport area.
Larry Swift has accepted em-
Sloyment for the summer with the
louglas Fire Protective Assn. and
left the first of the week to attend
the special school of instruction
held annually at Little River camp.
Carden Volley Couple
Attend Eostslde Event
Mr. and Mrs. Harding Knapp of
Garden Valley drove to Eastside
to see her grandson, Lewis Hedge
peth Jr., graduate from High
scnooi.
They brought their sranddaurh.
tor, Edna Kay Hedgepeth, home
with them. Another granddaughter,
Virginia Knapp, of Corvallis also
i visited with them for a week
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hcdaetwth
nnA mnnm 1 ai-l. I T) . I
aiiu miiifl, uv:Tia .1,, Dl Clll ariQ
John of Eastside and Mr. and Mrs.
KoDcrt Knapp of corvallis visited
the Harding Knapps recently. Vir
ginia Knapp returned home with
the Hcdgepeths.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lake of
Benton Harbor, Mich., have also
been visiting at the Harding
Knapps. Mrs. Lake and Mrs.
Knapp are sisters.
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