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Page 8 T H E W ILLA M IN A TIM ES TH U R SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 21, 1948 from D arrell Sims recen tly from St. T helm a Lady was a T hursday n ig h t THE DUTCH CAN STILL LAUGH M arys. C alifornia, w here he will a t g u est o f Elsie Y oung and on M onday Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Schlegel, J e r r y D utch hum or pester» the N azis as an d B arb ara visited h er m o th er, Mrs. te n d pre-flight school f o r a th re e n ight Elsie w as a g u est o f T helm a's much as th e ir nets of sabotage. H ere a t the L ady hom e in the co u n try . W. A. Long, and his p a re n ts, Mr. an d m onths course. is a fa v o rite story c u rre n tly going Mrs. A ndrew K ershaw and little Mrs. C. A. Schlegel, a t F o re st G rove. Mrs. J . W. D avenport a n d Mrs. F. the rounds in the N etherlands, uimed Mrs. E lm er Hodson re p o rts new s W. D eavers a rriv ed here F rid ay from son, S k e e te r, hiked out into the co u n try an d sp en t M onday w ith her b ro th at the G erm an looting o f cattle. fro m h er son-in-law in Roswell. New A storia. Mrs. D avenport to visit her e r and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. a u n t. Mrs. Bessie Ijim son, and Mrs. “ H ave you heard about the cow Mexico, sent from Lem oore, C alif., w here he is tak in g his advanced tr a in D eavers to visit her h u sb an d 's p a re n ts P rank M atocha and fam ily. who chew ed up the G erm an conim un Mr. and Mrs. Ted B urdon, u n til W ed Mr. and Mrs. Cal G ilman o f S h e ri ¡cation c a b le ? ” asks one. ing in flying. dan called on Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew Mrs. W. C. T rem blay received a nesday. "Y ea, the G estapo a rre ste d h e r,1 New Y ears le tte r from Ja c k S h e tte rly O. C. Yocom, Jr. w as home over K ershaw S a tu rd a y . is the reply, “ She was shot as a sab th e w eek end from U. o f O. a t E u statio n ed a t T reasu re Island. Mrs. W. C. T rem blay and E thel in o te u r and the G erm ans c arried o ff J u s t Lepage, who has been q u ite ill gene. com pany w ith Mr. and Mi’s. C harles a n o th e r 60 cow s to G erm any as hos the past week from th e effects o f an Mr. and Mrs. Eldon T atom and Jo hnson o f Salem w ere g u ests o f Mr. ta g e s.” a tta c k of the flu is re p o rte d a little fam ily visited Mr. T ato m ’s siste r and and Mrs. O. F. Dowling a t P o rtland improved. brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Sunday a t a d in n e r honoring Richard R 'tte , of P o rtlan d , who is of the A ir FARM WAR NEWS J u n io r L arkins receiv ed a le tte r H u le tt, a t Hill Crest S unday. C orps sta tio n e d a t N ashville, Tenn. TVW . — N e w P r ic e C eiling — H ousew ives may M iM M Hi H.diilh.'ulltjlllfii, linniitpiiuiiííiüiiiioiiiiWíihi Mrs. L ora Jo hnson o f E lm ira is fin d slightly higher re ta il prices fo r here fo r an Indefinite visit w ith her p o u ltry and c itru s f r u its hut b u tte r ons, A lva and Melvin Johnson, and and cheese prices should rem ain al o’h e r re la tiv e s in this vicinity and m ost unchan g ed as re su lt of new O PA ' in Sheridan. price ceilings on those com m odities. Mr. an d Mrs. A. W. A tkey w ere 1 lie new ceilings becam e effective ,inday d .n h e r g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. J a n u a r y 14th, rep la c e d re ta il ceilings ALL NATIONALLY KNOWN FEED PRODUCTS. Sam Sims. based on S e p tem b er-O cto b er 2 levels. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ashby from the S u p p o r t P r i c e . D u e — Levels a t — GRINDING - MIXING - CLEANING — c o u n try w ere S a tu rd a y visitors a t the which th e g o v e rn m e n t will su p p o rt hom e of M rs.%A shby's brother-in-law g ro w e r prices fo r c a n n in g vegetables ROLLING a n d siste r, Mr. an d Mrs. W. W. K ea will be an n o unced a b o u t F e b ru a ry 1, ton. R ecom m ended prices fo r O regon have LOCAL HAPPENINGS We Everything in poultry and dairy feed» STATE NOT TO HAVE PRESIDENT S h e rid an G ra in Co. Sheridan. Oregon .ie d lu n d . P o rtla n d 's p o stm aster, who Place orders now for.. R e Hare Just R eceived A Box Car Load. . . . HYDER S BUILDING SUPPLY W ILLA M IN A O REG O N Mr. an d Mrs. C h arles K ersavago an d fam ily, C lair, V irginia. K enneth B ernice, R ichard an d Russell, w ere S u n d ay d in n e r g u e sts of Mrs. B etty Cook an d fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. R ryan W a tts and La- V ern a w ere in M cM innville on busi ness M onday. Mrs. D. W. Fox. Mrs. L. K nudson an d Mrs. G eorge C lark w ere {unchcon g u e sts o f Mrs. L ee P re n tic e last T h u rsd ay . been fo rw a rd e d by th e s ta te USDA W ar Board. BUY M EAT W HO LESALE * W ith A F rozen Food Locker. O rd e r Y our L ocker T oday To A ssu re A Q u ick er E conom ical S erv ice A nd C ut H igh L iving Costa. Mr. and Mrs, G. L. B rink w ere S un A danceless P re sid e n t R oosevelt’s W i l l a m i n a L o c k e r P la n t day callers a t th e hom e of his a u n t b irth d a y c e le b ra tio n will be held in an d uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. F a rrie r, O regon, b u t th e cam paign fo r funds ut Rose Lodge. to fig h t in fa n tile puralysis will be nt Id as usual, announces Dr. E. T. Amount of \ ictory 'lax Deductible from Weekly Wages — SH EET ROCK - PLASTER B O A R D M orris M iller o f C resw ell sp en t the week end visiting a t the hom e of his bro th er-in -law and siste r, Mr. and M rs. Lyle D ent. B IR TH D A Y BA LL TH IS YEAR Phone 8 0 1 5 iMi'iiiiHii murami C leone Jo n e s and Mr. and Mrs. Bill P ayne had S unday d in n e r w ith Mr. Ed P ierce nt G rand Ronde. Hill H ouck suffered an in ju re d foot last F riday w hile w orking in th e F os te r lodging cam p and will be on c ru t ches sev eral days. ag ain has been nam ed sta te chairm an. T he N atio n al F ou n d atio n fo r In fa n tile p a ra ly sis’ lOtii a n n u a l ap peal *•.11 be held u n til J a n u a ry 30th, the d a te o f the p re sid e n t’s birthday. T he m arch of dim es again w ill be -he m ethod to raise funds in O regon. L ast y e a r th e s ta te c o n trib u te d m ore han $35,000, o f which 50 per c e n t * a s re ta in e d by th e s ta te and co unty o rganizations. In s tru c tio n s have been received rom the n a t onal comm tte e suggest- ng th a t th e b irth d ay balls, such as el l in prev .o u s y ear, be discontinued, ind th e e n e rg y of th e c o u n ty and city ha i men c o n c e n tra ted on fu n d rais- ng. T he P o rtla n d p o stm a ste r has been d e n tifie d w ith th e in fa n tile p araly - is cam pa gn m ovem ent since 1934. Th s is his fo u rth tim e as s ta te chair- nan. o f Selected Amounts and Amount of Net \ ictory la x After Deduction o f Credit* W.«k’y »«Ç9 t Ig r o u t : : $ 12 15 20 30 40 50 CO 70 80 po G ' om Vi- -or» Ui 1 I t N a t Victory t a i «H er e ro d iti < M a rrie d p a rto n — no d n p a n d .n l« ! no d ap n n d an lt $ .15 .40 .90 1.40 1.90 2.40 2.90 Singla p a rto o— 1 1 $ .11 .30 .68 1.05 1.43 1.80 2.1 8 2.5 5 2.93 3.30 $ .09 $ .08 .24 .22 .54 .50 .84 .78 1.14 1.06 1.41 1.34 1.71 1.G2 3 .4 9 2.01 1.90 3.50 2.31 2.18 IC O 4.40 2.01 2 .49 T he c re d its m ny be te h e n c u rre n tly o r a fte r th e w ar. T hey a m o u n t to , .......... iK.’ic -n i n r uingte perso*;.''!, 2 v“ P°.rccn t for dependent. They m ev be t; ken cu rren tly end will h? ba/~ I n <□) P meruc of prem ium « on life m ru ra -c • policies in force p aym ents of old dcbU ; (c) net p u rchase of I/O A ssistants and co u n ty ch airm an will bt annou n ced soon. THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ... 5W Y VIGOR It takes added vigor and strength to keep up with the war demands. Master Breed gives you vitality - - extra get-up-and-go. Ask your grocer for Fresh Master Brea< U S. NEEDS US STRONG ¿ « ^^B R E A O AIDS NAliONAl OEFENSf ’’Jud g e, would you m ind id lin ' C harlie here w h a t you told me the other n ight w alkin’ hom e from lodge. 1 c a n ’t w ord it ju st th e w ay you d id .” “ Sure th in g , T im . H ere’s w h at I told him , C harlie. T h e re 's no such th ing as v o tin ’ a n a tio n , a sta te , a co u n ty , o r even a com m u n ity d ry . We h ad proof enough ol th a t during our 13 years of prohibition. W hat you really vote for is w hether liquor is going to be sold legally o r ille g a lly ...w hether th e com m unity is going to get needed taxes for schools, hospitals, and th e like, o r w hether th is m oney is going to go to gangsters and bootleggers. T h a t’s th e answ er, boys . . . simple as A -B -C .” Confrrei-.cc c? 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