NUMMAIJt <»!• BI HIM.S8
OF < UUMA COI K I
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supplies $71 .31, .1 I I l.lM'lf III*
t'o, reostut $9? I; Warren II
sen, tires $6170; Shell Oil <
kerosene $207 I
rock $25 92, Truffi»
llouinck, wages $197.03; Henry
I Sutherland and, Erudy and Vera
l'iiynmiin, wages $270 40; Forrest
(imu' Schiska,
| Seals of Lorane, daughter of Mrs
llailxull. wage« $260(Hi, Leonaril
T itus ., incorni > tax $11140;
। Nora Henderson, called recently
It Couk, wagi- $52.00; I'.niest E
eluent System , contributions
i at the Sutherland and Henderson
(¡lick, wage. $192. Ill, Pacific Hos­
wage
-
:.
i
«
■
•
li; V. I» Fogle,
homes.
-
pital Ass'n., hospitalization $21 Hl;
G. Harmon, wages -.¡luo
Mrs.
Clare
Myers, (Winona
(¡race Schiska, Co Treas., stale
I (¡eer) is at horn«* with her new
withholding lux $26 98; (
1 baby »on. Neil Curtis. The young
Schiska. Co Treat., incoila
| lad was born September 17 in Cot-
$2.30.(Xi. Retirement System, con 930.00
tag»- Grove.
. $1211 IH
A w Lum tubes
$179 18; Carson Saw
New culverts have be«*n debv-
1'ilic Telephon»* So sciviev« $7 j 60
hinilH*r
Shop,
Illing $6.30; Ulenquisl
■ cred to be put in both above and
Mapleton Rock Priai Co
ro< k
I l.umlMT
Motor (' , part« $376 29. Monroe
b«.*low the Dindon store to fore­
$1.0;>8 90;
$579 96 ( 'arson's
Lumber 'n , lumlx’r $5.35.28; Cyi
stall fkxxj conditions of the creek
GENERAL ROAD
BRIDGE filed $1 10 Wyatt's, tires, oil cl< Junction Cabins, rental $250 50.
during the winter and to widen th«'
Leonard l< Cook, wag»
$344 <*» Booth-Kelly LumlH-r Co Booth Kelly lumber Co., lumber
lower crossing partially washed
A C Striker, wages Silo (si, pa luti il ht
$1,0818.3, Deluxe Cafe, meals
away last winter.
cific Hospital Ass'n, hoapituliza- Co, «•edat rough gr
$207 65;
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wixxis an*
tion $3.00; Grace Schiska, Co. Booth KeJIy Lumber Co, lumber
GENERAL ROAD RKJHT OF
Repainting their house.
r»i'as, «tute Withholding lax si $840 96 Bdpth4<c|ly Lumlx-r Co, WAY Leonard Gilchrlal «V B it
Wayne Berggren has a new tele­
10, Grace Schiska, Co l ie.is , in struct fir $783 33; Booth-Kelly ilici M. (¡ilchrli.t, judgment foi
phone installed.
com«* tax $29 III. Reiirement Sys Lumlier ('o,
fir $17 22; condemnation $I,2(X)(M); D-onard
Clare Myers' car. parked on a
lem, contributions $27 71. Bill Booth Kelly I
Co., lumlxr ti Bernice Gilchrist &■ Gro. A- Eli/
hill, broke loos«- during the night
MiHidy, wages s 11 ini lira«« . hi'.- $297 95; Monr
alieth Reichel, judgment for con
last week and crashed into the
I « ( '<> T h , , tale wil liliuidilig ber $1,063 (KJ.
forru-r ot "Pete'' Tdwnaend's new
lax $0 12; Diwson L. Young, wages l>«-r C o . (reen fir $771.57; The ix-th Reichel, judgment ¡or con­
house, under instruction, tearing
■s ’ 1 < trace Schii ka, ('o Free
Long B« )l I juii I ht C o ., lumber demnation $75 00,
out a section of the cement foun­
state withholding lux $o.K3; $67 32; R A Babb Hardware Co.
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCI
dation. It was not learned if the
Biwiih Kelly launlaT Co, >Umb«*r «pikes, nails i
DENT COMMISSION; State In
runaway car was damaged.
$4718.3. W R Smith. wag<s >|(>J- < ilium, wages !
OsTar
H.
Aasland
pledges
one
ucts. poultry products, dried ot
dustrial Ace ide nt Commission
Mrs. Nora Henderaon is keeping
day's produce of his dairy and gen- canned fruit and vegetables and
nacn. wages $309
Wages $260 (Ml
wages compensation $1,057 25;
try, wages $2*Mi 40, $27u lo
•rul laim near Canby Io CROP. other things that Oregon farmers the two small youngsters, Lorin
Jerry Brown, wage*
Raymond Wt
Christian Rural Overseas pro­ grow to load the Oregon CROP and Duane, of Mrs. Audrey Brown,
wages $270 40; < Ue ' 19.61
1 alloTt Knight, wages
MARKET ROADM—NI'ECIAL
J llnldorson,
gram Judge T H Arestad, state train In November the train will this week, while Mrs. Brown is on
$208 IMI Eugene 1 (ospitai Ass’ll ,
'¡'1 MILL LEVY
a trip to California, near San
C A M : Al Zimmrrdahl, wages chairman of CROP, receives Aas- staft East, and its load will feed Francisco, with a neighbor from
<?( i 8( hi . Lloyd Stone, wages $176.- land's gift. In the next few weeks.
Cottage Grove.
church
8(1. Ronald Bowser, wages $136.30; hundreds of CROP workers will
Mrs. Ivan Abeene and Mrs. Alyn
visit
Oregon
farms,
and
accept
j
sponsored
and
(Jiuce Schiska, Co. Treas, state
Alxx-n«' attended a wedding show­
contributions
of
gram,
dairy
prod-
volunteer.
withholding tax $1.36; Grace
er Tuesday evening in the Hebron
Schiska, Co. Treas., income tax
children's day. They were accom­ district for Hazel Morris.
wages $32.70
panied by Mrs Frank Taylor, of
Rotwit Diwery. wages $131.60; wages $12 6
Blackbutte, and Mrs. Murry New­
Hareun Smith, wages $42.00; wages $92.40;
ton, London, teachers.
Mrs. Johnson of Everett. Wash.,
Gruee Schisku, Co. Treat»., «tate wages $72 80;
Mrs. S. T.
mother of Mrs. Bud Woolery, vis­
withholding tax $0.42; Sherwood
By careful «election of riska and management STATE
London also
Eugene ited a week at the home of Mr.
Uli-., wages $16 80. Grace Schiska. 05; Jeff Pettitt, wages $210.00; fair Friday.
I and Mrs. Bud Woolery and Karen
Co Trcas. state w ithholding tax Eugene Hospital Ass'n., hospitali­
FARM MUTUAL of Bloomington, Illinois, is pleased to
A pounding hail storm hit the
$<117
, wages $50 zation $.3.75; Pacific Hospital upper valley Wednesday leaving Woolery went home with her to
spend a few weeks.
announce to its policy holders in Oregon anil the auto
wages $8 32
the ground momentarily white. No
Mrs. Mary Peterson and Mrs.
Webster Smith, wages $8 18, L P
damage was reported.
owning public
A SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN
Eva Young attended the fair in
Stublcficld, nxk $2,672 25; South
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stein enter- Eugene one day last week.
< rn Pacific R R. Co., freight ser Co. Twas., income tax $170.60;
INSURANCE COSTS
Don Nelson and sister Gloria of
Retirement
System,
contributions
16176, Mapleton Rock
time friends. Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Pro<i
, rock $1,65800; Union $100.58; M McAtee, wages $71.40; L. Christian of Artesia, near Long Corvallis spent the week end with
home folks. They are attending
oil < . asphalt $1 398
Claude Robert E. Montgomery, wages Br-ach, California.
college there.
Arne n>ck $1.62;
i* Sand SHO W); E < Smith, wages $176.80;
.Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson
The Get together club met last
. R A Art Hendrickson, wages $79.85; of Eugene spent Sunday with Mr
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mil­
Babb Hardware Co., axe * handlt Earnest Eick 1er, wages $139.82; and Mrs. Harry Garman.
E E BARTRUFF, Insurance Agent
lie Roby. Potluck lunch was served
$3 9.3; Eugene Sand Kr Gravel Co. Clifford Tolman, wages $115.15;
Hunting parties are forming
H So Oth
Phone 301
rock $6,023.25; Lane Gravel Co., S. P. Reed, wages $89.30; Carl this week for the opening of the at noon. The ladies gave Mrs. Les­
lie Scott a pink and blue shower
rock $85 Nl; Central Heating Co
deer season Friday.
in the afternoon. Mrs. Scott re­
asphalt $2.38»'« 50; Jack Pippins
•Mr. and Mr Ralph Gilham and ceived a lot of dainty things. The
wages $-19 40: Q D. Barker, , w ages baby and Mr
and Mrs. Ted Riggs next meeting will be with Mrs.
Dat win Allison $178 60; Frank Chapman, wages a nd childr
' D. ( »Ison, . waget $188 00; .David Coy, wages 850.40; ern Oregon for a few days fishing Evelyn Carter at Blue Mt.
$180 60
Harry Castle received word Fri­
Lowery, wag«*s Ben Erskin, wages $54.60; A’m. G. before going hunting there.
$5737;
day
from his nephew and niece.
Anderson, wages Harmon, wages $87.00; Ed. S.md-
Mr. and Mrs. Al Fletcher, ac-
519? 70
Chapman. wages gat he, wages $6-1 5o
Allen, companu-d by Chet and Glen Gil­ Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Seward of
$ 1XM (M>
Ral|4i Nichols, wages wages $65.00; Fred Langston, ham. plan to hunt near Lak«»side. Eugene, that they have a new
$188.(XI, Fon est Domon. wages wages $140.40; Roland Harper.
baby boy, John E., born September
$211.50; Kenneth McEntire , wages « ages $88 40; Ray Rand. wag<*s Falls City, grandparents, will care 23 at the Sacred Heart hospital in
$21130; ("urt is Morris, wages $197 40 ; Guy McFerrin, wages for Bobbie and Jimmie Fletcher, Eugene.
$235 <M>; Sherman Sheffer. wages $150 10
Albert Barkemeyer, while their parents are gone.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
$192.70; Andrew Naessens, wages wages $235.00; Arden Powell,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott
Mrs.
James
Quigley
and
new
$19553; Harry Sandberg, wag»»s wages $117.50; Archie Powell,
baby daughter returned home were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irwin
$195 53; Dennie Hayes, wago wage« $78.73; True B o w m a n, Tuesday from a maternity home and family of Grand Island; also
« ages
$222.75; Cecil Smith, wage
in Cottage Grove. The baby was their guests, Mr. and Mrs. George
$7990; Harry Castle, wages $990; bom Friday morning Sept. 24.
Griffin of Rodonda Beach. Calif.
Herbert Ghck, wage $195.5.3 ; Der- Robert Flowenlay, wages $257.40;
Every Sunday morning this sum­ Mr. and Mrs. Griffin left Monday
aid Purks, wages $195 53; John Ronald Ni lson, wages $218.10; mer the Drndon Church of Christ morning for their home.
Smith, wages $202.80; Mike Roda- Don Brownell, wages $205.80; Eu- congregation has enjoyed beautiful
Mrs. Leland Ray and daughter
kowski, wages $187 20; John genc Hospital Assn., hospitaliza­ tlowenv ikiQkesl before tlw pulpit in Lottie May of Drain spent last
Mixire, wages $208.00; J. W. Mur- tion $10.00; Grace Schiska, Co. clever and artistic arrangement week at the Floyd Jones home.
phy, wages $205.40; Glen Allison 1'roa«., state withholding tax 89.- and have felt gratitude and inspir­ Mrs. Edd Thomas and daughter
37; Grace Schiska. Co. Treas., in- ation from their fresh loveliness. Wanda of Coos Bay. spent the
w’agcs $215 28; Raymond Jensen,
com»» tax $82.40; Retirement Sys­ These flowers have cotne from week end at the Jones home too.
tem. contributions $18 35; Edward Mrs. Charlie Woods' own garden,
A McNaughton, wag»»s $84.00; S. placed there faithfully .and ar­
F Fralseuer, wages $130.20; W. H.
ranged by Mis. Woods herself.
Collett, wages $138.60; Robert M
Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Banton arc
Rieck, wages $126.00; Russell In­ expecti'd home this week from a
man. wag«?« $42.30; Leo Plowman, two weeks trip to California where
wages $192.70; R. E. Pickens.
they went to attend the wedding
of their grandson. Glover Shipp,
in Los Angeles.
60; Ralph Petzold, wa^es $140.40
Ivan Abeenc has sold his farm,
.Jack Richards, wages $155.32,
across the Rasor-Banton bridge, to
Châties Campbell, wages $88.40;
Mr Ed Rothague of Ritter. Or«»,
gon in the John Day country. Mr
Rothague will move here with his
wife and family about Oct. 10.
Captain and Mrs. Virgil Powell
1 he first meeting of the London of Norfolk. Virginia, visited here
school service club was held Fri­ recently with his cousin. Mrs. Ivan
day evening at the school house Alas-ne, on their way to California j
with the elect kin of officers for the where Captain Powell had been I
Cold weather will soon
present school year. New officers transferred to San Diego.
were
A group of old neighbors. Jack
Mrs.
Funk, vice presi- Richards and wife- and daughter
here. Don't be caught with
lient
Elvis Billie, of Alvadorc. Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly, secretary
Glen Means of Eugene and Mrs. Widner
out the proper care for your Banton, , treasurer
anti mother- visited recently with
school
and
given and plans and provisions Mrs. Means foimerly owned the
were discussed. It was reminded present Leslie Anderson place atop
that school lunches are 15 cents a the Shoestring and built the house
day per child, or $3.00 a month. A now there. The Widners formerly
well balanced hot meal with milk lived on the present Perl Camp­
Visit
to drink is served.
bell place, several years ago.
The need for tennis shoes for
reported much
better and able to hav
Nolt’s ('hevron Station
permanent" last week.
Wc Give S & H Green Stamps
fill) Mud ismi
( kt! taue Grot
Mr. and Mrs. I zinnie Gardner of
new desks and gym chairs to care Kansas, a niece of Mr. George
for the added enrollment this year
are awaiting shipping facilities
from the east and are expected
Siam. A new movie projector has
been purchased for the school by
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CLIFF AND GEORGE
“WE HURRY”
party is being planned for the
school children with free enter­
tainment and free lunch to take
school carnival
usually held.
The school service club is a par­
ent-teacher group, meeting for
general disetission and plans for
the school and the schixil children,
and ali pat cuts aw extended a cor-
dial imitation, by thc new presi-
dent, to come to these meetings
and take an active interest in their
children's
Meetings are
held the
month. Next meeting will be on
the regular meeting date, October
8. The first meeting was postponed
because of the absence of Mr.
Wood, past president.
About 400 quarts of peaches
have been canned by the Service
club women for
menus.
Thore will be no school liiurs
day and Friday,
7 and H, be
cause of teachers' inst II uto a
Springfield.
Since the return to standard
time, Dindon store will close at
8 p.m. beginning Monday.
Mr. S. T. Clark's Dorena school
went by school bus to the Lane
county fair at Eugene Friday,
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