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Sally Sprig
Hi again. Just got a gift from a
friend, and it inflates my ego. It's
a snooty car plaque with my otfTi
name deeply engraved on it!. . .
It's for my car. This shiny, 3 inch
by 1 inch jewel-like plaque is
etched with "THIS CAR MADE
ESPECIALLY FOR SALLY
SPRIG." It has a self-adhesive
back to attach to the dashboard.
Juit press it on. It's a $1.50 value.
Want one for yourself, or a friend?
Just send me the name you want
on it (print it, please) along with
$75c in coins and 2 Sprig bottle
caps. I'll send the Plaque to the
address you give me.
Where to get the 2 Sprig caps?
Just ask for Sprig at anv soft drink
store or market. You'll like this
new Sprig. It's got spring time
taste with the flavor of grape
fruit, lemon and lime blended to
make a new citrus flavor treat.
It sparkles high as the moon
and tastes as romantic. Sprig is
the pop that put the pop in popu
lar. It'll give you peppy, popping
results. Send the 2 Sprig caps and
6 bits today to: Sally Sprig, 6912
Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28,
California. You'll be glad you did.
'bve now.
FULLERTON BEVERAGE CO.
Box 435, Winston
OSborne 9-5002
California Families
Visit At Canyonville
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Recent guests at the Canyon
ville home of Mrs. Clares Lilja
included Dr anH Mre Inhn n.,...
kin of Rolling Hills, ' Calif., and
i-iijd wan nt'puews, Leonard
Vautrot, Jr., and Charles Lilja,
all of San Francisco, Calif.
Minister Viiits
Howard Haymes supplied t h e
pulpit at the Canyonville Metho
dist Church Sundav in the absence
of the Rev. Don Campbell who is
attending camn at DpaH inHinn
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nordling at
tended the California and the
Northwest and Southwest Federa
tions combined rock shows at Eu-
mka Calif ni'or a i-onant H..A
end. This is' the large show of the
western area ana teaturea some
outstanding precious stone collec
tions. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Biship and
family have returned from a three
week trip to Lone Pine. Mont.,
where they visited the Bill Bishop
family and points of interest en
route including Glacier National
Park and Flathead Lake.1 M r s.
Bishop is a nurse at Forest Glen
Hospital.
DREADS SUCCESS
George Bernard Show said "I
dread success." And he pointed to
the male spider "who is killed by
the female the moment after he
has succeeded in his courtship."
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Dixonville Residents Visited
By Grandchildren Recently
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Recent visitors at the C. W.
Counts home in Dixonville were
their grandchildren, Linda and
Johnny Counts of Grants Pass and
Carment Bateman of Portland.
Also visiting with the Counts was
a nephew, Steve Davis, of The
Dalles.
Nieces Accompany Relatives
Penny Bell and Janie Hudzick
accompanied their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Mattos, back
to David, Calif., after the Litter's
two-week visit with relatives in
the Dixonville area.
Visiting at the Carl C. Hill home
recently was' Mrs. Hill's nephew,
Morris Mathews, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Linda Kooke accompanied her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Rooke, to Loon Lake B. C,
I on a fishing trip last week. They
I also spent some time in Seattle,
Wash., sightseeing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Swanson and
family spent a recent weekend
camping and fishing at Diamond
Lake and Little Cultus Lake.
Serviceman Visits
P.F.C. Clifford Stone has arrived
from Camp Roberts, Calif., and
will spend a 20-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Stone, and Vclma and Doug
las. A large group of young people
from the Pine Grove Church are
attending the Senior Bible Camp
at Fir Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collins of
Portland called at the home of
his nephew, Clifford Broadwater
and family one day last week.
Employment At New All-Time Record
WASHINGTON' (API Unem
ployment rose bv nearly one mil
lion in June as record numbers of
summer job-seekers poured from
school into the labor market, the
Labor Department announced to
day.
But unprecedented numbers of
them found work waiting, with the
result that total employment
soared by 1,400.000 to 6S.579.OO0,
the highest level in history.
This was about one million
greater than a year ago. The com
parison excludes Alaska and Ha
waii, which were not counted in
the Bureau of Labor Statistics
tabulation last year.
The over-all labor force, civil
ian i,hhi1(ltra nml inhnnL-aru
i combined, rose by 2,300,000, of
wnicn an out aoout 100.000 were
boys and girls 14 to 19 years old.
Itie unemployment rale, alter
allowing for seasonal trends, rose
irom .May s 4 9 per com to 5.5 per
cent.
BRAINS REQUIRED
Congressional appointments are
needed for entrance to the Army.
Navy and Air Force academics.
This is not true at the I'.S. Coast
Guard Academy in New London.
Conn. Entrance is determined by
competitive examinations in all
stales.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
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Surgery Performed
On Convict's Eyes
SALEM (AP)-A difficult oper-
ation to straighten an inmate's
crossed eyes probably has re-
habilitated him. Warden Paul
j Squier of the state correctional
institution said Tuesday.
Squier said the crossed eyes
! apparently were responsible for
I the fact that the 35-ycar-old in
I mate had lived the life of a hobo
! and eventually got into trouble.
"When I first saw the man,"
Squier said, "he wouldn't look at
anybody and wouldn't talk. He
just stared down at the floor.
"After a very difficult operation
on Jan. 8, his attitude changed.
He started going to school, and
his whole personality began to
change."
The inmate was given a second
operation Monday. This one was
minor, and was a continuation of
the work done at the first one.
He is serving time for threaten
ing to kill a man with a paring
knife. This is his first felony con
viction, although he had been ar
rested many times on drunk and
assault charges.
Squier said the man now is talk
ing about his plans to get a job
something he's never had.
The surgery was performed by
a Portland doctor.
Squier said the operation was
difficult because a muscle was at
tached to scar tissual instead of
the eye. The surgeon had to cut
the muscle away from the scar
tissue and sew it on to the eye.
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Well Child Clinic
Slated At Riddle
A well-child clinic will be held
in Riddle Friday from 10 a.m. un
til noon, reports Erma Best, cor
respondent. Appointments may be made by
calling Mrs. Clark James, chair
man. However, an appointment is
not necessary.
The county health officer and
health nurse will be in attendance
to give various preventative shots
for children's diseases at a nom
inal fee. The clinic will be held in
Ihe Baptist Youth Center and will
be open to anyone living in the
area south of Myrtle Creek.
NO WONDER I
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er with Katherine Hepburn in the
Shakespeare Festival Theater at
Stratford, Conn., really has two
first names. He seldom reveals
them. The first two names are
Ooothout Zabriskie.
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