Hebron Home Ec
Club Holds Picnic
OSC to Test New
With
Our
Armed
Forces
Thunu, Julv 5. I95<>
Hebron Grange
Celebrates July 4
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Page 7
Mr Myers also urges those who S per cent!”
This is by no means a general,
[anticipate signing for a seeding
By
Mrs.
(¡ale
Koby
practice to get their soil samples and certainly not a popular view,
Bv Mrs (¡ale Kobv
HEBRON GRANGE The thud in early in order to prevent con- but the persona who hold it have
HEBRON GRANGE
Eleven
annual communitj Fourth of July ’’gestion in the laboratorv and avoid seme interesting points to make.
members attended the June 26 •
Mr and Mrs r. L. Decker and
Mr and Mrs D. D. Frankhn
A new "highly effective" chem- celebration and picnic was held anj possibility of hav ing the ap- Then argument, much simplified,
daughter Deanna left Monday for and children Dan and Beck} have meeting and picnic of Hebron
il for control of insect pests in Sunday. July 1 at Hebron Grange I plication disapproved
is this:
Pinedale, Wyo., to make their returned from Oklahoma where grange Home Economics club held
L
rage crops is scheduled for test hall Sponsored bj Hebron church. I
l > for all this is to lay
The
home, and where Decker will be they attended the 50th adding ' at the Cottage Grove citj park.
tl
is
summer
by
Oregon
State
col-
a short program was held in the i
e
#
Hostesses were Mrs. Ben Chilson
off a few m Ilion people and let
engaged in the logging business. anniversary of Mrs. Franklin's and
lege
scientists
to
see
if
the
treat
Mrs. Walter Baker.
afternoon presented bv Mr> A,
demand catch up for a few
Others who left earlier to live at parents. Mr. and Mrs T W Dex-
ed livestock feed results in any cnie Powell.
Fair chairman. Mrs Chapman,
months That’s a tough remedy,
Pinedale are Mr. and Mrs Boyd ter. The Dexters visited here nino sent
harmful
residues
In
meat,
eggs
or
a reminder for members to I
Preceding the 1 pm. meal. |
but if we pour out new money to
Strong, children Cheryl. Sharon years ago The Franklins' made lock to
milk.
their canning for fair en- 1
help everybody avoid these cut
"America the Beautiful” was sung j
and Alan. Mrs. L L. Strong, Lar the return trip through CaNfomia
and displays A produce sale
The possible* boon to hay and b.v all. with Mrs. Mildred Rohrer I
backs, there will be just that
ry Decker, ;uid Mr. and Mrs Mar- and brought home with them a tries
(
ALDW
ELL
PFC.
Df
\x
pasture crop production needs accompanying on the piano. Rev ।
for the summer was suggested for
much more inventory from the
len Brown The men will he log cousin of Mr Frankhn. Dusty surplus
garden produce to bring IN KOKEk
only clearance with the U.S de- John Shelley offered prayer.
mine to the pantry shelf to di-
ging for Decker. Mr and Mrs. Peetoom of El Monte, Calif.
Korea
(FHTNC)
POHANG.
In action taken at a recent
to meetings for HEC sale
pari ment of agriculture food and
The program included a patri- I meeting, the Oregon Game Com- gest a year from now.”
Aubrey Strong are residing at the Daughter Home
Dean
S.
Caldwell.
Marine
Pfc
Gift prizes for the hand knit
drug administration as a safeguard otic song number by Jolene and
From this standpoint, the cut-
Decker home
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Cald
Mrs? Clarence Parent (Doris stole and tennis racket will be well of Cottage Grove. Oreg., ar of human health. It has already Karen Roby, with Mi's. George j mission drafted a resolution vig back of 959,000 vehicles in pas
Mr. and Mrs Richard Marquardt
presented soon.
been shown’that animals are not Hinkle at the piano; readings by orously opposing legislation now senger car production so tar this
Christensen
'
arrived
Sundav
from
of Seattle visited Saturday evening
It was suggested that Hebron rived in Korea in June for duty harmed by amounts of the chem Mrs. Wayne Berggren anil Mrs before congress which would dis- year is not a calamity but a bless-
with his [»rents. Mr and Mrs. her home at Arcata. Calif., to members help London Grange on with the 1st Marine Aireraft ical needed to control the pests.
spend
a
week
visiting
at
the
home
Powell; and comments made by member the United States Fish ing to the economy at large
George Marquardt. Yeung Mar
their new hall which is being built. Wing.
OSC
was
selected
by
Shell
of
her
parents.
Mr
and
Mrs.
P.
however much it alarms stock-
Mrs.
Hugh Trunnell on the 4th ' a separate bureau of fisheries
quardt is a representative of Wat
The July serving and cleaning
holders and arcuses auto workers’ ।
David L. . Gastman. son of Dave Chemical corporation, manufactu of July. She pointed out the four
son Hall Oil Fuel dealers. Seattle, C. Christensen, and her sister. committee for grange hall and
In
drafting
the
resolution,
the
spokesmen. A car that has never
Route. has re- re s of the product, for a $35,250 "freedoms” as portrayed by
1
and had attended a convention of Mrs. Art McDonald. She was ac meetings is Mr and Mrs. Don * Gastman. Lorane
research grant to complete tests tures hanging on the grange hall commission felt strongly that na- been built doesn't have to be
companied by her two children.
centlv
enlisted
in
the
U.
S.
Coast
the company in Portland
I
tional
fish
and
game
matters
I Lough and Tommy Clark.
Guard and is stationed at Ala- liefore January 1 for an FDA rul walls. "Freedom from want." could be administered most ef- warehoused, promoted, and final
Mrs. James Shepherd of Spiin- Don and Donna.
Mrs. Fremont Faul spent two
meda, Calif He would like to hear ing on commercial distribution of "Freedom of speech." "Freedom ; fectively within a single coordi ly sold at a loss.
field. a former resident, underwent
the material.
from fear,” and "Freedom of Wor nated agency as now exists and
major surgery at the Sacred Heart davs earlier in the week at Cor
froT
11hi? friends H,s address is
as
follows
The grant will be administered ship." Also a "Primer of Ameri that congress should take steps
hospital in Eugene June 27 and is vallis visiting two sisters, who
LOSE UGLY FAT
David L Gastman (316-280) through the agricultural research cans" was suggested for reading. to strengthen the U S Fish and
reported to be recuperating nice reside there, a brother from Salt
SR. Company E - 17. Barracks 7, foundation at the college, accord Singing of America concluded the Wildlife Service rather than tear
ly The Shepherds, who formerly Lake City, Utah, and a cousin
IN TEN DAYS
Here’s some good news for, U S C G Receiving Center. Gov ing to R W. Henderson, assistant program. An outdoor horse-shoes I it down
lived here, are operating a Dairy from Kansas, who had come to
OK
MONEY BACK
Corvallis
for
a
visit.
event
was
held
for
the
men.
'
young
men
who
would
like
to
ernment
Island.
Alameda,
Calif.
director
of
the
OSC
agricultural
Queen store in Springfield
I Game director Schneider stated
The Rev Fremont Faul. new serve with the. United States Coast
Table and hall decorations
k you are overweight, here is the
experiment station.
Gene White, bookkeeper at the pastor
;
that
unprecendented
procedures
of First Methodist church, Guard. Officials of the Thirteenth MARTIN ON LEAVE
Varied dosages of the chemical by Mr. and Mrs. Trunnell V >th accompanied the action in that it first really thrilling Hews to come
MeCoy Motors suffered a broken
attending a minister's retreat District arc pleased to announce
Albert Martin is on leave from will be used this summer in feed bcuquets of red. white and blue was implemented without an op along in years. A new & conveni
leg in three places when he acci is
at Dead
Springs [ a new recruiting program whereby the Alameda naval base at Oak for about 50 head of dairy and cut flowers. Mr. and Mrs Trun
ent way to get rid of extra founds
dently stepped on a rod in the cama in Indian Soda
Oregon this . a young man would serve cnlj six land. Calif., handling the Sentinel bee) cattle, hogs, and sheep, and nell were assisted in serving by portunity of the responsible fish easier than ever, so jou can lx- as
McCoy Motor Co. office June 27. week. He Southern
ery
management
agencies
of
the
accompanied the new months active duty.
advertising while Jim Roles, reg 5(> laying hens and fryers. Milk Mr*. Nora Yearous of Hebron states or the many conservation »slim and turn as you want. This
Charles Whip[>s spent the last minister of
Ebbert Memorial
The purpose of the plan is two ular advertising manager, is as and eggs will lie tested each week grange and volunteers from the organization of the nation having new product called DIATRON
two
visiting freinds and Methodist church
relatives at Tillamook, Portland the Rev. Roy Finch at Springfield, fold To build a strong Coast sisting with the moving operations for traces of the chemical. FDA church. London grange and com full knowledge
on curbs both hunger & appetite. No
drugs, no diet, no exercise. Ab- ,
' Guard reserve and to let young in connection with the establish is especially stringent on purity munity.
and the veterans hospital at Van
The Paul Prescott family re the fish and game field
solutely harmless When you take
men take care of their service ob ment of the new R it M. Office of milk because of its wide use
Great-Grandson Born
couver. Wash.
cently returned from Eastern Ore
A son. born recently to Mr. and ligation with a minimum of active supply store at 513 Main street. as an infant food.
Cinda Irvine, daughter of Dr.
In Oregon, numerous important DIATRON, you still enjoy your
Martin will assist with advertis
Half of the meat animals will gon near Redmond were among activities such as river basin work. meals, still eat the Rods you like .
and Mrs. Harry Irvine of Port Mrs. David Imel (Patricia Kent) duty time.
The six month plan is especially ing this week and next.
t>e slaughtered at the end of a the visitors from London grange Dingell _ Johnson programs, co but jou simply dori’t have the
land, is visiting her grandparents. of Monmouth, is the first great
for extra portions and auto
12-week feeding period and chem
Mr and Mrs. J. T. Smith She grandchild of Mr and Mrs. Elmer attractive to a young man who
operative research unit programs. urge
matically your weight must come
accompanied them home from Kent of this city. The baby has desires to enter and complete col Sgt. Stokes Second ical tests made of tissue. The re
and others
pursued jointly down,
tx-cause, as your own doc
maining animals, along with the
I lieen named Keith. Mr. Intel at lege or enter into his chosen work
under well established procedures
Portland recently.
dairy cows and poultry, will lx*
What effect this change will have tor will tell you, when you eat
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hite tends school at Oregon College of without int( rruptlon to fulfill his In Marine Shoot
less, you weigh less. Excess weight
. military requ
Oh these and related [uograms are endangers
i Rosemary Rlckerd), who attend Education at Monmouth. ”
Sgt Stenis Stokes, son of Mr. tested for an additional four to
heart, kidneys. So
Eñlisífhent
rogram
six weeks on feed that is free of SO1L BANK
duknown to this commission, no matter your
Mrs. Norman Newman and
University of Oregon, are spend
and
Mrs.
Jess
L.
Stokes
of
Cot
what you have tried
Sctuieider said
ing the summer here with their three daughters. Pamela Teri J.o new available to young men who: tage Grove, was one of several the insecticide to learn if possible AG K EEM ENTS AV AILABLF
before, get DIATRON and prove
The County ASO Office now has j
and Debra, returned Monday to Are between the âgés of 17 and hundred U. S. Marines who quali residue deposits decrease.
parents.
to yourself what it can do DIA-
OSC scientists heading the pro copies of the Soil Bank acreage
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Braswell J their homo at Aberdeen. Wash., IS1^ years of age: are high school fied for a sharpshooter’s chal
TRON is sold on this GUARAN
and son Roger recently returned after a visit with Mrs. Newman's graduates, or within three months lenge match recently in the Ha ject are L. C. Terriere, agricultur reserve agreements available for
TEE: You must lose weight with
from a three weeks' trip which ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Col of graduation, or have ceased to waiian islands. Sgt. Stokes won al chemist: George Arscott, poul- signature by farmers wishing to (
the first package you use or the
took them through many states lier. They were accompanied by pursue a course of instruction in second place in the whole meet, try husbandman; David England, participate in the program, ac- 1
[xickage costs you nothing. Just
bv Reynolds Knight
school: reside within reason- shooting 247 out of a possible 250. animal husbandman; and Roger cording to H. H. Myers, chairman
They visited several places of in Mrs. Newman’s mother-in-law, high
Ulf
commuting distance of
NEW Y( IRK A leader in the return the bottle to your druggist
Sprowls, dairy researcher.
of the Lane county agricultural
terest. including Monument Valley. Mrs. Robert Younger of Westport, ¿4 able
The
young
Cottage
Grove
man
and get your money back DIA
who also had been a guest ' oas» Guard Reserve Training was staioned at Tengan, Okina
stabilization and conservation financial field talking in a group TRON
Ariz., Grand Canyon, Bryce and Wash.,
costs $3.00 and is sold with
- Collier
----
home. -
Pamela and - 1 | Unit.
committee A short visit to the where he could reasonablv vxp<>ct this strict
Zion Canyons, the Painted Desert, at the
wa. with the Third Marine Di- Glenn Perkey Low
money buck guarantee
office will provide interested not to be quoted by name said by:
Petrified Forest, and returned Teri Jo had spent two weeks here '
vision for the past six months,
farmers with full information on the other day: "We can have a
|home via I.os Angeles and through with their grandparents while the
but also had visited Indonesia, Bidder on Dorena
Newmans were moving to Aber
terms and conditions of partici-, recession this fall, or we can have Varley's Drug Store — Cottage
the Redwoods.
Japan, Korea and many other
Grove. Mail orders filled.
pation in the Acreage Reservé. 1 fFie same recession next fall, plus
deen from Cosmopolis.
Clarks Have Guest
islands in that time One of the Reservoir Cleanup
which is the first pari of the pro
Mrs. Robert J. Wing of Aurora, Hagens Going Hunte
first to be picked up for the flight
Glenn Perkey, Cottage Grove, gram to get under way this year.
Ill., arrived Saturday night to
to the international rifle shoot
Mrs. Kenneth Hagen (nee Phyl- j
"Growers interested in taking
[spend the summer with her sister, lis Baldwin) and children Debra '
in Hawaii. Stokes has flown more Friday submitted a low bid of
Miss C. Melissa Clark. Miss Clark and Bruce, who have been visiting '
than 35,000 miles in the past $9,900 when bids were opened by put in the acreage reserve have
until
July 20 to sign the Soil
seed
He , was in Hawaii for the Portland District, Corps of
met her sister Friday in Portland at the home of her parents, Mr. , Gordon
. .. Schwalen,
.
. . and
. • pro . month.
v
Engineers, for debris clean-up at Bank agreements, designating the
and accompanied her to Cottage and Mrs. Earl Baldwin since June I duce 1‘fMman for the state depart- about a week
|Grove.
Presently Sgt. Stokes is sta- Dorena reservoir on the Row acreage of wheat which they wish
3, plan to return to their home ment of agriculture, has been
Linn County Fairgrounds
Mrs. Laurabelle Niemeyer -ar- at Castro Valley. Calif., July 7. ■ transferred to Eugene and will tioned on Indian Island. Bremer- River, 22 miles southeast of Eu to include under the reserve, ”
Chairman Myers states
Irived Wednesday for a month's
Albany, Oregon
A weekend guest at the home < work out of his home at 107 Har ton, Wash., awaiting reassign- gene. There were five bidders.
Government estimate for the Wheat Quota Coming Up
¡visit with her sister and family. of Mr. and Mrs Albert Barkemey bor Drive.
1 ment.
Friday,
July
20,
is
the
date
|Mr. and Mrs. John Albee. Mrs er, was Gerald Walfl of Portland, I Prcviously, Schwalen carried on
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stokes and work was $12,300. Work must be
Saturday, August 4, 1956
when growers will determine how
Niemeyer brought with her from a nephew of Mrs. Barkemeyer. On enforcement work of the state Miss Juanita Odom met him last completed by December 31.
Other bidders were: R. L. Doo- they want to market their 1957
Detroit, Mich., her two children, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. • Leonard’»J^dmand Prrclu~ce ac^.at thc de- Friday in Aberdeen. Wash., where
Sale Starts at 10:00 A.M.
Pe gfc and Billie, and her mother, Binkemever md sons Mark and Partment's Salem office. In ad- they were guests in the home of little, Cottage Grove. $10.997; wheat crop, H. H Myers, chair
Longview.
man
of
the
Lane
county
agricul
Hanley
Salvage
Co.,
Mrs. Laura Dickman
Kelly, of China Lake, Calif ar- i d’li.on ,to ty8 regulatory work, he Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grayham. The
Offering 220 Head Registered Stud and Range Rams
Mfs Anna Reeves of Oregon rived for 1 two weeks' vacation will a*so ,)e responsible for of- Stokes returned to Cottage Grove Wash.' $18,500; C. H. Stout and tural stabilization and conserva
;
committee, reminded farmers
s1ay*nH at ihe home,pf-jMr. at the .home of his parents. He Bcial sampling In the Eugene area Sunday evening but Miss Odom । E. H Stockdale, Cottage Grove, tion
and E wuh fruiu T”P Willamette Valley Flocks.
and ,Mrs. H. L. BrowninKt Mrs;.
vjsjjt atnet rglattkes and and grade inspection of fruits and remained to spend her W-day va- $11,750: and Carlisle and Scott, recently.
Farmers who will harvest more
Breed».
’.A
vegetables.
cation as the guest of Mis Er |springtield, $11,900.
Reel's is caring for- Mis Brbwndf trierldi here and ih Euier*'.
than 15 acres of wheat as grain
The counties Schwalen will mine Grayham.
ing. her sister, who baS suffered
Mrs. Frank Stone, a former
| A FAKMEK S Til’
i0" a ¿a'nm,
19^ are eligible to >
Suffolk, Hampshire, Romney, Lincoln, Corriedale,
a stroke.
■ resident now residing in Kemmer- cover in this work are Lane, Linn.
•I see in your church conven- cast ballots in the wheat quota
Lincoln.
Coos. Curry. Josephine,
Southdown, Shropslyre, Columbia,
1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Veatch. Eii-j'er, Wvo.,
returned
to
Cottage
yu..
itiuiiicu
iu
cvuaKu
.
.
. ■
T
.
Won " said an old farmer to a 1 referendum. Polling places will be
week ..„I.
with .1..
the _
£, V- ¿““son, Douglas^ Klamath Lake,
reka, CaliL,visited over the week- Grove ‘1 last
................
.
.
1
Cheviot and Dorset.
minister,
"that
you
discuss
the
up
in
convement
locations
in
s.
who
are
moving
to
^ne-
Cr
"
ok
'
rson
'
end 'with his mbther, Mrs. Lila Deckers,
Pine
subject how to get people to at- | »he county and wheat growers
/In --
Mrs stnne
visited
her Deschutes, Yamhill and Polk.
Veatth. Mrs. Veatch accompanied dale,
- - ---
~
.... her
Wyo.
Mrs.
Stone
visited
tend church. I have never heard will be notified where they may
her ilfcon and daughter-in-law to j mother-in-law, Mrs Minnie Stone,
Under Management of:
a single address at a farmers’ vo»?
Eurfeka or a visit with them.
and returned to Kemmerer with Public Records
convention
on
how
to
get
the
cat-
I
H.
H.
Myers
chairman
of
the
OKEUON
PI
KEBKED
SHKEP BKEEDEKH ASSN.-
J he Deckers when ilft'i; |£Ht*Wi>n-
---- M----- - ------
I tie to come to the rack. We spend Lme county ASC committee is
day for Pinedale. Mri Sfofft' is JUSTICE COURT
f
’
or
catalogue
write:
'
•
our time discussing the best kind urging all farmers who have
Henry L. Kerr fined $14.50 for
"building a mill ar Ki^nmeferP Mr.
- --
-
■
already signed up for a seeding
of
feed.'
”
Sunshine
Magazine.
violation
of
the
basic
rule,
July
t
Ö.
E.
Mikesell,
Secretary,
and Mrs. Steve Bench and Mr. and
practice to make certain that they
t’
¡'Mrs. Glen Danias hnd 'families 2.
The vanishing steam locomotive
Courthouse,
Albany,
Oregon
have sent the soil sample or !
Donald
H
Mosby
fined
$9.50
which once ruled America’s rail-
Seeing that we have to attain samples, as required, to the Ore-
have also moved to Kemmerer.
Bench and Daniels are employed for void foreign operators license. roads got another nudge toward t to the ministry of righteousness । gon State College Soils Testing
Üuly
2.
,
oblivion
recently.
in all things, we must not over Laboratory.
tty Mt. Stone.
Rollin Steen fined $9.50 for nd
Southern Pacific, one of the look small things in goodness or
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold and
vehicle
license.
June
30.
nation's
predominately
diesel-pow-
in
badness, for "trifles make per
son Jimmy of Hoquiam. Wash.,
AR-E X
Fred C. Hass fined $9.50 for un- । ered roads with but relatively few fection,” and "the little foxes
i spt>nt several days the past week
with Mr. Arnold's sisterjf Miss branded logs and $9 50 for no stop steam engines still in service, an- spoil the vines." Mary Baker
light on trailer, June 29
nounces it is earmarking an addi- Eddy
Marjorie Arnold.
OtOODAAHT
Robert C. Densmore fined $9.50 tional $24 million for more diesels.
kit
for no operators license. June 29.
Last year the railroad put in a
Mona L. Cook fined $9.50 for $34 million order for 185 units.
no operators license, June 29.
all of which already have been
Rocky A. Warren fined $4.50 placed in service.
for no operators license, June 29
D. J. Russell, president of South
( ottage Grove Hospital
Milo W Brittain fined $154.50 ern Pacific, said the railroad will
for group axle overweight, Juno now add another 154 units, all to
Cottage Grove Hospital
be delivered by the end of next
GAGNER - To Mr. art Mrs. 28.
Arthur G. Jenkins fined $14.50 April. Included will be 90 freight
<9
Francis w Gagner. Rt ? 13 Cres-
well. a daughter. Cárobjen Irace, for violation of the basic rule. diesel units and 64 switchers.
AR-EX Doodaraat June
June
28.
The
additional
units,
he
said.
27, 195’6
S
Robert J. Nance fined $9.50 for ' will increase SP's diesel fleet to
SHERRQUSE „ , To Mr. and
does not irritate... gives
¡2,000 units, representing nearly 3
Mrs. Jesse H Shèrrouse. Ix>rane overwidth. June 28.
Harold L. Mills fined $19 50 for j million horespower and an ap-
you safe, sere protection
RI C< ttaÿé GröVfe, a daughter,
Barbara Delores. June 27, 1956. , failure to yield the right of way j proximate outlay of $313 million,
Now o deodorant that won't
...................................
investment has been
MILLÇR
To Mr. and Ws. and $9.50 for no operators license, "But the
burn, itch Or irritate tender skin
worth every cent." declares Rus-
Jay M Miller, Rt. 1. Cottage June 27.
Have a good time at the rodeo
Hugh E Doolittle fined $19.50 Sel|, who |H steering Southern Pa-
. . . even after shaving. Safe,
Grove, a son, Steven Jay, June
for
passing
with
insufficient
clear-1
cific
.toward
complete
dieseliza-
protective AR-EX Deodorant
28. 1956.
ance, June
tion by about the end of 1958.
wos originally created for sen
Wlien in need of paints or
Speas fined $9.50
---------
__
Douglas
sitive or allergic skin. Irritating
A little more patience, a little for failure to transfer title, June BRANp inspectors
substances have been omitted.
more charity for all, a little more 27.
...
,
,
TRAINING SCHOOL
Does not close pores but lets
devotion, a little more love . .
Virginia
wallpajier, remember, we carry
Riggs fined $9£0 BEGJNS JULY j I
them breathe naturally. Be safe,
and the race will be ripe for a for no operators license, June 27.
The
first
annual
school
for
great burst of light and life.
be sure all day. AR-EX will not
Marvin A Holgate fined $9.50
Elbert Hubbard
harm your delicate garments.
for defective turning signal, June brand inspectors employed by the
a full line of the best brands
state department of agriculture
Get AR-EX Deodorant today in
27.
will
be
held
July
11-15
at
Pringle
There are no trifles in the mor
Blanche L. Norton fined $29.50
the handy squeete bottle . . .
al universe of God. Speak but ($10 suspended) for illegal posses Falls in Deschutes county. The
$1 00 or the cream jar . . . 50c.
That’s all we sell, just paints
school will be in two sections, with
one true word today and it shall sion of short trout, June 26.
go ringing on through the ages.—
David E Moss fined $14.50 for 45 inspectors attending each sec-
W. M. Pushon
violation of the basic rule, June tion
The training session has two and wallpaper and supplies.
26.
Varley’s
It requires the spirit of our
______
Donald ___
C. Hill fined $9.50 for aims: to acquaint the 90 brand
Quick, friendly service
blessed Master to tell a man his1 failure to observe a stop sign, inspectors throughout the state
with each other and to assist in
Rexall Drug
faults, and so risk human des- June 26.
There's no substitute for a bank ravings
You’ll enioy every visit to a saving» window
plcasure for the sake of doing
Paul D. Brewer fined $25 for uniform handling of inspection
SUB Minn
Fiioii
account. At Fir»t National, you have
right and benefiting our race. - passing with insufficient clearance, i Pr®J"ern*-
at First National. Smiling, alert tellers give
June 25
I
We believe if our brand tn-
Mary Baker Eddy
the extra assurance of a 91-year history
you a friendly welcome every time. It’s fun
Bamie L. McCaskill fined $9.50 fetors learn each other's prob
of complete safely for the savings of
to watch your First National savings grow.
for failure to transfer title and
both thtur work and th.'
every First National customer.
$9.50 for defective muffler, June I Oregon
yestock Industry as a
-—
| whole will benefit,” says M E
25.
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