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the pant fiv e years F ig u re s fo r th e past fiv e -y e a r p e rio d a rc th e
highest fo r any s im ila r p e rio d in th e la ’ 30 yea» s 'The increase
alm ost 200 pci ce n t 'fh e M a i eh o f Dunes i b e in g h e ld th ro u g h o u t
the n a tio n J a n u a ry 15 to 30. he lp s fig h t the dread disease
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M rs. C h a rle s C la rk is ill w ith the
flu at h e r hom e
W a lte r and I r v in Heaton spent the
w ie k - e n d a t N a m p a a nd Boise,
Idaho.
J o h n n v H eaton o f A s to ria spent
th e w e e k -e n d «at the W a lte r Heaton
hom e.
M an*l M rs E lb R a in w a te r and
c h ild r e n f r rn S w eet Hom e are v is -
itir ig at the L lo y d B e lla m y home
M r. and M rs
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g ir ls
pent th e w e e k-e n d at th e ir
c a b in in N e ta rt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
EARN DANCE
With SLIM’S WESTERN RHYTHM MAKERS
"M ens Night"
Is Friday at
Sherwood School
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By M rs.
K B.
M O U N T A IN H O M E
F i id a y
n ig h t, J a n u a ry 23, i ' »nen' n ig h t
at die S h c rw ud grade school. E v ­
e ryo n e is in v ite d . T h e re w ill be a
s u ip ii •• w e d d in g
M
H o rn ,b ro o k e n te r ta in ­
'd w ith □ b irth d a y d in n e r S u nday
h o n o rin g M is H a ir y M aker O th e r
guests w e re M r Baker. M rs M aa-
Mil- l. ilt le lie ld , M l and M rs. K. 5 .
Joyce and K e ith .Mrs H elen Spath
was a v is ito r in the c o m m u n ity on
T h u rsd a y
F irs t b irth d a y d in n e r o f th e ye a r
w ill be h e ld .it tin- c h u rc h S u n d a y
celebi a tin u the b irth d a y s th a t come
in Decem ber and J a n u a ry . E v e ry -
one is in v ite d and s h o u ld b rim , a
basket o f food
C o rn ersto n e L aying
Set in P o rtlan d
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BRINK.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
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Eslut« H Jda C. S« H«rt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
S C H E K K L IN M em bers o f Z io n
co n g re g a tio n are in v ite d to th e c o r-
n«»st<jne la y in g s e rv ic e of L u th e r
C o n c n d ia academ y at N E 2ttth
an Holm an -tre e t. in P o rtla n d n e x t
Sundas at 3:30 i> m T h is is the
second new b u ild in g be in g erected
on tl,,- cam pus C e n te n n ia l h a ll wa
co m p le te d and de d ica te d last y e a r
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the P re s id e n tia l u n it c ita tio n f t r
p a rtic ip a tio n in m a jo r b a ttle s S ta n ­
le y
E ko . a fo rm » , crew m em ber,
received his personal c ita tio n fo r
his p a rt in the O k in a w a and B o rn e o
o p e ra tio n s Stan spent S u n d a y v is ­
itin g frie n d s in C o rv a llis .
M rs B ill Lekas and J a n e t a tte n d ­
ed the eoneei t o f P a tric e M unsel
in the C iv ic a u d ito riu m T h u rs d a y
evening.
I B irth d a y ( e lrb ra te d
G a ry S tr ic k le r c e le b ra te d h i s
m n t li b irth d a y by be in g host to 21
of hu, y o u n g frie n d s at a p a rty at
to s I, m e Tuesday a fte rn o o n .
M r and M rs iV e d A e b is c h e r v is ­
ited at th e Ross M o rro w hom e in
A u r o r a Sunday.
.Mrs. Constance Joslen and h e r
m o th e r. M rs
la iu is e U n d e rw o o d ,
w ish to th a n k th e M o u n ta in H om e
c o m m u n ity fo r the m an y kindnesses
show n th e m fo llo w in g the sudden
death o f M r J slen
M rs M e rle H a ll o f D undee ac­
co m p a n ie d M r a n d M rs H. L .
B i o w n in g to P o rtla n d F i id a v to
a tte nd the fu n e ra l o f a cousin f r a n k
S eovdle
FICHT
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F rom S h e e p s k in t o S h e e p
T here aren’t to o m any college
graduates in o u r to » n. Good honest
th in k in g , y e s ...b u t m ost fo lk s w ent
fro m high school in to fa rm in g .
N o h a rm in t h a t ! B u t I a d m ire
ve te ra n s lik e D ic k N e w c o m b ...
w h o ’s 23, b u t g o in g to college u n d e r
th e G J . B ill o f R ig h ts . In te n d s to
be a sheep fa r m e r — b u t a b e tte r-
in fo rm e d , m ore s c ie n tific fa rm e r,
w ith more k n o w -h o w !
And veterans lik e D ick aren’t le t ­
tin g a n y th in g in te rfe re . W hat l it t le
re la x a tio n they a llo w them selves is
in th e fo rm o f needed exercise, o r
nook«, o r con ve rsa tio n and an occa­
sional glass o f beer w ith frie n d s .
Seems as if , ju s t by h a v in g th e ir
e d u catio n postponed, th e y 'v e p u t
a h ig h e r va lu e on i t . . . a nd on
th in g s lik e tem perance ( t h a t glass
o f beer, f o r in s ta n c e ), u n d e rs ta n d ­
in g , and good c itiz e n s h ip . A n d
fro n t w here I s it, w hen D ic k gets
his sheepskin — he w o n ’t have lo s t
m uch tim e . H e ’ll be an ever, b e tte r
fa rm e r th a n his D ad. ( E x a c tly
w h a t D a d w a n te d '.)
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H ills b o ro
M r . and M rs K en S m ith b ro u g h t
M rs W. D. B a k e r hom e Thursday-
Al ;
B a k r had
. itin g her
d a u g h te r, M rs. Kuy S m ith , m Gobe!
since N ew Years T h e K e n n e th
S m ith s re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e Sat-
1 u rd a y
.
M rs D on H ik e r 'P a t Joyce» w rite s
' th a t th e y are e n jo y in g a re a l vld -
la sh io n e d C o n n e c tic u t w in te r w ith
p le n ty o f snow, coasting a nd o th e r
w in te r sports
M r. and M rs. Roy J a q u ith v is ite d
M rs. J a q u ilh 's b ro th e r. F ra n k G la-
1 ser. and fa m ily at A lb a n y th e past
I w eek W h ile th e re th e y attended
th e s h o w e r h o n o rin g M iss V e r a
G la se r g iv e n at th e hom e o f hci
a unt. M i s V C N o f z ig e r
M r a n d M r s H C R yan and H a r­
ry a tte n d e d a b irth d a y c e le b ra tio n
at the hom e o f M rs R ya n 's parents
the F M Hoppers, in M . n ito r F r i­
day
,
Joslrn P lace Sold
T h e E a rl Jo sle n pla ce has been
sold to M r and Mrs- W ilb u r Teal
o f O regon C ity , fo rm e rly o f M in n e ­
sota. T h e y e x p e c t to m ove in about
the f ir s t o f F e b ru a ry . M rs. Joslen
and M rs U n d e rw o o d w ill v is it re la ­
tiv e s in Canada fo r a w h ile .
R em em ber, ln
Ads, T h e
M o re
M ore Y o u S e ll.
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C om ­
m u n ity c lu b h e ld its re g u la r in* n th
Iv m ee tin g at the s(hiM»lhouse lu#t
Ki idav n ig h t It was d e cid e d to hav«»
a b a s k it social and h illb illy p ro ­
gra m in .A pril to raise m oney to a id
a h o t lu n c h p ro je c t p la n n ed fo r
n e x t ye a r A m o tio n was passed to
buy th re e cases o f soup and some
sau< e pans so th a t th e c h ild re n
w o u ld have tn e h o t d is h d u rin g th e
p re se n t term .
A baby sh o w e r is b e in g g iv e n fo r
M rs G w e n S o m m e r o f A u s tra lia _
at
the hom e o f M rs. M a rg a re t W eaver
J a n u a ry 22.
S h a ro n Savage fra c tu re d h e r h ip
in a fa ll at h e r hom e. Mrs. M e re ­
d ith Mason also re c e iv e d an in ju r y
to h e r knee w hen he a tte m p te d to
s ta rt h e r s ta lle d c a r by p u sh in g it.
R u b b e r stam ps and o ffic e supplies
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i u r P. i i i i u i of A m e rica T h u rm b iy
n ig h t J u n i'rify 15,
Mi
Kva T o n n ise n is c o n v a lts -
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b ro k i M’v e ru i ribs.
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Icorn th is c o m m u n ity w h o ,
d te ii'b d the re ce p tio n
fo r
E lm a
I u d u v . gr.,nd ( »nor at D e lp h i T ern
' u I G to v e J a n u a ry H w e re
•i* ddlo.'.
M is N M athiehen, M is
J
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M tn p n * .
M is llu e h e it S m ith and
M i * ( i ( ’ ( ' o n n o l l v M rs K n d a y i*
til« w ile
f K ru n k K n d a y w h o is
• i II k n o w n in th is c o m m u n ity and
i . u fo im c i re s id e n t o f Hanks
P a s t C h u i s c lu b w ill m eet at
the hotne ol Ire n e Jackson J a n u a ry
to
M r and M t
F lo yd S to v a ll re tu rn -
• 1 home Sunday Im in a three-w eek?
stav at the St M a rtin * springs C a r-
son. W a sh , w h e re M r S to v a ll was
lu k m g tre a tm e n t# lo r his h e a lth He
is fe e lin g m uch b e tter.
M i .r id M is H u b e rt K e lly and
«laughter P« n n v w ere guest* o f M i
and M rs <; ( C o n n m ly T uesday
J a c k S t e w a r t was in an a u to m o ­
b ile accident tin# w eek He was
n o t s«r.oualv in ju r e d b u t U te c a i
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G R O W IN G
H o w d y F o lk s : H o w ca lm
a n d p e a cefu l are S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n s n o w th a t th e fo o t
b ra w l season is ove r.
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F o o tb a ll is a game w h e re
th e w in n in g team ta ke s home
th e g o a l posts and some one
else ta ke s hom e the gate.
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A n y h o w too m u c h a tte n tio n
to the p ig s k in has a bad e ffe c t
on th e sheepskin.
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T he fa ste st r u n on re c o rd
w h ile c a rr y in g th e p ig s k in
was the fe llo w w h o w a s shot
at. I t seems th e p ig w a s s t ill
in th e s k in .
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H o w e v e r, w e do advocate
fo o tb a ll, even th o u g h m a n y a
fa th e r in ve sts a fo rtu n e in his
son's e d u c a tio n o n ly to g e t a
q u a rte rb a c k .
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T h e y say a good fo o tb a ll fa n
is one w h o k n o w s the n a tio n ­
a lit y o f e v e ry m an on the
N o tre Dam e team .
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Higher and wider windshield
and windows give the driver
real “Pilot-House” vision . . .
in all directions! It’s all-'round
vision, still further augmented
by newly available rear quarter
windows. They’re the safest
truck cabs ever built, too, with
welded all-steel construction.
Their comfort is almost unbe­
lievable. Take a ride . . . and
you'll feel that you’re "sitting
on top of the world” . . . with
all the road yours to command.
NEW A ll-W s a tfie rIfe n tila tio n
Y o u e n jo y rem arkable new
ease o f h a n d lin g and d r iv ­
in g in these new trucks.
Y o u can tu rn them in much
sm aller circles . . . th e same
size circle e ith e r rig h t or
le ft. Y o u can p a rk, o r back
u p t o p la t f o r m s , w i t h
g re a te r ease. W ith th is
sh o rte r tu rn in g , you also get
full-size bodies, longer cabs,
b e tte r w e ight d is trib u tio n .
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We h e a rd about one co lle g e
s tu d e n t w h o on fo o tb a ll was
a h a lfb a c k and in h is studies
was a w a y back.
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Y o u 'll he w a y ahead i f you
w i l l le t us se ll you y o u r T e x a ­
co G a soline and M a r fa k l. u li-
rie a tio n . T h a t's o u r business,
you k n o w .
CHAPMAN'S
N E W « ^ ,!,
Rea! co m fo rt at te n below o r a h u n dre il above!
T h a t’« because o f an ingenious c o m b in a tio n o f
truck heater, defroster vents, v e n t windows, cowl
v e n tila to r and a new fresh a ir in ta ke from the
ra d ia to r g rille . I t 's the finest "A ll-W e n t h e r" heating
and v e n tila tin g e y ite m a va ilable in any tru c k cab.
NOW ON DISPLAY
You’re looking at the most attractive
and useful trucks ever designed. The
first thing you notice, of course, is
their new massive “ truck-like” appear­
ance. B ut underneath—you’ll find
power-packed chassis, each “Job-
Rated" for performance, economy,
dependability, and long life.
Because these new Dodge trucks are
“Job-Rated"— because they fit the job
—they naturally save money and last
longer. B ut you’re in for a real sur­
prise, when you see how many addi­
tional money-saving and time-saving
advantages Dodge has built into these
newest trucks.
We urge you to come in and see them
without delay. You’ll find them years
ahead in design . . . the only really
new trucks on the market this year!
NEW C o m f o r t
Q PLENTY OF HEADROOM.
©STEER IN G WHEEL . . .
r ig h t in d riv e r's la p .
© N A TU R A L BACK SUPPORT
. . . a d ju s t a b le f o r
m axim u m co m fo rt.
© PR O P E R
LEO SUPPORT
. . under th e knees
w h e re you need it.
(7) 7-INCH SEAT ADJUSTMENT .
c o n ve n ie n t band c o n tro l.
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CHAIR-HEIQHT SEATS
: . . just lik e yo u have
at hom e.
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"AIR-O-RIDE'' CUSHIORS
. . . a d ju s t a b le to
w e ig h t o f d r iv e r and
ro a d co nd ition s.
IN ALL, 2 4 8 BASIC CHASSIS MODELS UP TO 2 3 ,0 0 0 POUNDS G. V. W. . . . UP TO 4 0 .0 0 0 POUNDS O. T. W.
SERVICE STORE
N . W . 1st and M a in S t
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
CflDY MOTOR COMPANY
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