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THE W ILLAMINA TIMES
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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THURSDAY. MARCH 21. 1946
Many Attend Meetings to Prepare
Mrs. K arl L ent« an d d a u g h tW . |
.Mr. an d M rs K arl L ent« a n d ram*
L adonna. sp e n t S un d ay a t th e lln w - tty an d th e ir h o u se g u est, Mrs. El
a id R ow lee ho m e in A lbany.
, mo W rig h t of S p o k an e, w ere d in n e r
Mrs. M ildred B a x t e r an d h e r g u ests S a tu rd a y ev e n in g of M r.'u n d
M eetings have been held lit th e
m o th e r. Mrs. E. L. B ate of L ong- Mrs. T e d O lsen o f S alem .
M rs.
view. W ash . h av e gone to San Diego. W rig h t is Mr. O lse n ’s s is te r
o u tly in g co m m u n ities of Y atu h lll
C a l i f . and expect to be g o n e ab o u t
B t.u ie r
gl„ >sts
J(>hn co u n ty fo r th e p u rp o se of a s s is tin g
t« i w ttk s .
S eh n erch hom e S u n d a y w ere Mr. an d
f a rm e rs to p re p a re th e ir 1948 fa rm
A group of frie n d s d ro p p ed in a n d Mrs n e lm a r Boyer a n d Or. a n d Mrs.
p lan a n d m ak e e s ilm a te of a g r ic u l
su rp rise d Mrs. L ew is (5aH ager F r i- : H ugh F la n e ry .
tu r a l c o n serv atio n p ra c tic e s th e y in
day a fte rn o o n o n -h e r b irth d a y mini.
Mr. an d Mrs K e n n e th S lie ite rly te n d to porform d u rin g th e l h l t i
versary . S he received m any lovely
left M onday for a few d ay s v isit w ith y ea r. M any fa rm e rs a tte n d e d th e se
g ifts and re fre s h m e n ts w ere served
Mrs. S h e tte rly 's m o th e r, Mrs. E lm a m e e tin g s anil co m p leted th e ir re
Mis. A ustin Bowen. Mrs. Jo h n
R ow ling, in E ugene.
p o rts, h o w ev er, it was not p o ssib le
B u rg ess of G ra n d R o n d e an d Mrs.
Mr. an d Mrs R alp h F le te h a ll of fo r ev e ry o n e to a tte n d .
L ouie Sinsel of M cM innville spent
Rose Lodge dhlled F rid a y ev e n in g
F a r m e r s may call at th e co u n ty
M onday in P o rtla n d . T h e la d ie s a re
on
his s is te r a n d fam ily , th e Roy VAA o ffice in M cM innville am t com
sisters.
H u b b ard s.
p lc te th e se rep o rts o r If th e y w ish
Mr. an d Mrs. G arla n d H u d d lesto n
an d C lifton sp e n t th e w eek en d in
B eav erto n w ith th e C. P. H u d d lesto n
fam ily. R w as G a rla n d 's a n d Mrs. C.
P H u d d le s to n 's b irth d a y attn iv er- i
sa rie s.
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. J. K ing an d fa m
ily m o to red to G resh am S u n d ay .
H A T or Conipoailioit
Roy M cX antar. w ho is ott fu rlo u g h
from th e navy, h ad d in n e r S a tu rd a y !
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w ith his uncle a n d fam ily. Mr. an d
Mrs. Ira L antson an d I rla Sue.
Mr. an d Mrs. T. A. Beck tind c h il
d re n an d Mr. a n d Mrs. W . B. M a th
I’llO.NE 2157
GRAND RONDE, ORE.
ew s s ta rte d to d riv e to th e beach
S u n d ay but e n c o u n te re d su ch bad
•w eather th a t th e y sto p p ed a t L in
to n 's ch in ch illa farm to see th e a n i
m als an d th e n r e tu r n e d hom e.
For 1946 Farm Plan in County
HOW’S YOUR ROOF?
th e y m ay w ait an d u tte n d m e e tin g s
w hich will lie held d u rin g A pril fo r
M rs V lrg ll li.....Imi spi ni F rld n y
th e pin pose of co m p letin g ( h e l l ariam o m i w lth Mrs Olivo Pearson
Sheridan & W illam ina Prices
( Ores. Per (Ord
$7.00
Old G row th Hi” , Per cord
$s.00
Old G row l h. Short heater wood, per cord
VALLEY ROOFING CO.
GAYWAY
THEATER
sigli tip
F a im e is ahOUltl keep III
ialini th n l II Is n e re s a ry lim i (bey
sliotild c o m p leto Hit« ra m i pian la
n i (lei- lo p a rili Ip i l e am i r e o e l v e c o l l
r i i valim i p ay u ieiita d u rliig Ilio l i u t i
p ro g ra m yaar.
JOHN TREMBLAY
Telephone 1051
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"G reat Oaks from Little Acorns G row "
W illam ina. Oregon
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F R E D M acM U RRA Y
JO A N L E S L IE - JU N E H A V E R
‘•WHERE DO WE GO
FROM HERE?“
In T ech n ico lo r
Congo < 'nrtoon
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S P E N C E R TRACY
K A T H A R IN E H E P B U R N
“WITHOIT LOVE"
W ith
L u cille Ball
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SYDNEY G R E E N S T R E E T
“ PILLOW TO POST’’
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‘ FOREST COMMA\IM>S”
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Merry Melody
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Almost every community in the United States today
aspires to he an industrial center. A ll want industries that
provide jobs and pay-rolls and which sell their products
to the far flung corners of the nation or the earih. bringing
in cash and thus giving our community a “ favorable
trade balance.” Every community including ours has the
HIWAY THEATER
Sheridan, Oregon
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R A N D O L PH SCOTT
GYPSY RO SE L E E
DINAH S H O R E
BOB BURNS
in
BELLE OF THE YUKON’
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“A R E ANIMALS ACTORS?”
C om edy
“ M OTHER-IN-LAW ’S B A Y ’
F R E D M acM URRAY
JO A N L E S L IE - JU N E H A V E R
in
“ WHERE DO WE GO
FROM HERE?”
In T ech n ico lo r
“ A GUY, A GAL, AND
A PAL”
— PLU S—
Blonde From B rooklyn’
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Lince front national markets, but such problems already
Lave been overeóme by many Oregon enterprises.
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But just look at the things we can do belter: Where,
for instance, is there a better place for textile production,
for soft wood products, for fine specialty food products,
company has long realized that its own opportunities for
growth come through the growth o f such industries, and
we are especially pleased that our area now contains
many fine industrial pay-rolls which provide livelihoods
for thousands of our customers, and whose taxes and
tor research or laboratory development or for the skilled
professions. These arc but a lew o f the many commercial
ill Ihisiiifss Star!» Sm all
But while we glory in these splendid industries, let us
not overlook the Little Industry— the shop with one or
two or halt a dozen men. I or practically every great
industry today started from just such humble beginnings.
Who can say that the Little Business with a man or two
with a lathe or sewing machine or a laboratory will not
enterprises. I here are a thousand things that Oregon
and Oregonians can do as well or better than they can be
done elsewhere. We have some handicaps, such as dis-
opportunities in which Oregon abounds.
Let us look well to the Little Business. A large number
o f Little Businesses equals a Big Business, and every one
o f them might themselves grow into Big Business within
just a few years. We have seen it happen before, and we
will sec it happen again. It is through such multiplication
and growth that our community will grow ever greater
along the pattern lines ail o f us wish Io sec rctibzed.
PGL's opportunity for future growth inevitably is
bound with the economic future o f this area. I f you
prosper, so does PGL.
I hat is why it extends to the manufacturer, to the
farmer, to the merchant, a cordial invitation Io consult or
advise with members o f its trained technical stall’ on any
problem o f electrical application.
Through it, industrial and engineering service department, K t offers consultation and advisory
»ervice, ,n the application o f power to the needs o f manufacturers. This service is yours fo r the ashing.
CARTOON
W ED., THURS., MARCH 27-2«
M i-u. H«ki n
canned, frozen, dehydrated or fresh ; w here a better setting
lor fine arts or crafts or for inventing new products or
within a few years become another one o f our great
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opportunity to acquire and develop such industries. I his
expenditures build our communities into better places
in which to live.
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PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC C O M P A N Y