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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON •.*- I \ASK Me i 7 A quiz another : with answer* offering ' information on various subject* ’ g v . fk_ <k- <k- < k . f k . ( k . f k . < k. < k . g k . <k* ? f k . < k . g k . g k . <k» g k . 6 What name is given a shield bearing a coat of arms? 7. How is a senator chosen if a 1. How many states in the Re U. S. senator dies while in office? public of Mexico. T h e A iu w e r i 2. Two men were vice president under Thomas Jefferson. Who Twenty-eight states. were they? 2. George Clinton and Aaron 3. To what do the words nim bus, cumulus, and strata refer? Burr. 3. Clouds. 4. When an airplane zooms, it 4. Dive. ascends at a steep angle? What 5. In Matthew (7:12). term is used to describe a steep 6. An escutcheon. descent? 7. Appointed by governor of his 5. Where is the Golden Rule of state. the Bible found? T h e Q u e itio n t NEEDLECRAFT PATTERNS Medallion. So Easy to Memorize Due to an unusually larg e dem and and cu rren t condition», ifig h tly m ore tim e is requ ired in filling orders fo r a few o f the m o rt popular p a t’ e m num bers •nd your o .d e r to: B o i 321? Sa» Francisco ( , C alif. Enclose 20 ce n ti for P attern . N am e- A ddress- ENJOYS HIS PARTY . . . Presi dent Truman, host to 885 wounded war veterans at a garden party on the White House lawn, looks hap py as a kid with his favorite des sert, fee cream and cake, even with strike worries. President was said to have left all labor confer ences in order to be with the wounded vets at his lawn party. IT S NOW FATHER KELLY . . . To al Charles Kelly has added the new one of friends with his daughter bom May 26 in Pittsburgh <Pa.) hospi tal. Mrs. Kelly cradles the baby in her arras. The • Commando was Pittsburgh's Brit Congressional Medal of Honor winner in World M ar II. He is now operating his own service station. 753 \ CCESSO1RIES U H 5 Illt U U iilU II ---------- ners. As lovely for scarfs and small pieces as for a cloth or spread. STILL A LIV E . . . Francis O’Gara was reported dead, while a pris oner of the Japs for two years. The ship was named after him. Ships are named after the dead, not the living as O'Gara proves he is. ••IK E " REVIEW S CHINESE TROOPS . . . Gen. Dwight D. Eisen hower, chief of staff of the U. 8. army, with Gen Ho Ying-Chin. chief of Chinese army, Inspect the Chinese guard of honor which greeted him as he stepped from his airplane in Nanking. The soldiers are special elite troops picked from among Generalissimo Chiang Kai- shek's personal bodyguard. C rocheted m edallion — Quickly m em o rized — is 5 ‘ a inches in string. H an d iw o rk y o u 'll be proud of! P a tte rn 753 has d ire c tions fo r squares. Bomb Transportation New York is the only city in this country that has bomb carriers, or trailer-trucks equipped with a cage of woven steel cable in which suspected bombs and infernal ma chines may be safely transported by the police department to some Old blankets that become worn can be cut into convenient sizes to serve many useful purposes. Pads for the ironing board, pot holders, shoe polishing cloths, and crib blankets are but a few ways that old blankets can be con served. —•— To prolong the life of children’s shoestrings, stitch up and down them several times on the sewing machine. —• — In lengthening your daughter’s dresses, sometimes a ridge ap pears where the old hem used to To conceal this, follow the line of the ridge with a row of rickrack braid. Stitch in place by machine. This treatment also gives the dress an attractive bit of trim. — •— Plan a “ play at home” night each week with games, music, stunts, story-telling and candy pulling besides. —•— When oilcloth becomes worn, salvage the good parts and make covers for a cushion. Pad with a section from an old quilt and bind with bias tape. You’ll like it to kneel on when scrubbing or work- m m rgeif M ELON EATING CONTEST . . . Miss Marion Helm, Leesburg, Florida, gets in trim for the melon-eating contest. The first melon of the season sold for $3.50 compared to ceiling price last year of $1.50. CORNFLAKI You can also i get this cereal in Kellogg’s i V A R IE T Y — 6 different cereals, 10 gen erous packages, in one handy carton 1 / k ! A [ X. SAY GOODBYE TO "MIL THRIPS" with STAUFFER DDT Tbrips are ugly looking pests that thrive by harming crops. If your crops are feeding Tbrips, dust or spray them now with Stauffer D D T —the most effec tive insecticide for Tbrips and many other insects. Order from your dealer. F IR S T FORD CAR . . . Henry Ford, founder of the company, poses In the first car he built in 1896. His wife and their grandson, Henry Ford I I , president of the company, pose with him. Detroit was holding the automotive golden jubilee celebration, at which the Fords played an important part. Lt. Gen. William Knudsen was in charge of the celebration which took on the colar of a world s auto fair. OPERA STAR . . . Patti Lou Gold- strohm, 7, Homestead Park, Pa., chosen for a part in “ Sari” to be presented by the newly-organised Pittsburgh civic light opera series this summer. » p e c io ! m ix tu r e s p r e p a re d on re q u e st STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY P a c ific N a r th w a s t D lv ls ia a N O R T H P O R T L A N D * O R 1 O O N
