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The OltEGON STATESMAN, Sataa, Ortrta, Thirxsday. Morning, February 23, 1939 DAGE TEH ' . - Film Actress to Ved Nobleman r y,4 Leadersliip Is School Theme Folk County Minister Are . Sponsoring Training Course, Dallas DALLAS -The Polk County Ministerial association Is sponsor hxracounty- wide leadership training school to be held at the First Christian church here, be rhwing at7:J0 Monday night, rsbroary 11. It will also be held on the nights of March . IS, 10 tnd 27. ' . ; - Ths school is for all bible school workers, church officers, Sunday school teachers, lay members. Mt and anr others Interested In Improving themselves" in Chris tian service. ' . , ' rnnraAs to be taught include: ' a. C. Stanbrongb, instructor at Normal school, - on The Church Through the Cen turies, Miss Lucille E. Wall, Ore gon Normal school, "Guiding Children in Christian Growth, - Bey. M. Otto Nalllnger, pastor of slt Creek Baptist church. rBullding and Administering a Total Youth Program. Rer. F. A. Lnx. pastor of the First Evangel ical church here. "How to Admin ister the Sunday scnooi. n,Hi trill Be Dean Rev. S. D. Harris.: pastor of the Dallas Christian church, will act as dean of the school and Rer Walter Duf f. jr., pastor of the Dallas Presbyterian church, will f rerlRtrar. Application has been made for accreditation i with the Interna tional Council of Religious Edu cation. Auditors, who do not wish 'mitit are welcome to tuena classes. - ' Silverton Singers To Mtae rrofixam -o c stt.vicrTO N The "Rose Maiden, a : choral production, win be presented in Silverton this spring by the Treble Clef, It present plans mature.-. The club is enlisting all avcll hi - Incers of the community and la nracticinjc weekly to the E"1L!S!K -aSL2? ScraveihiU district - two r, i 1 e . buwcuou-m IT" southwest of here, has been sold Floyd EMejwn, Irectorof mn- L tb. SeYenth rjaf church of God i my , ' - - " . 7 ' - ' -V - y. mini ' US Advantages Cited by Schaler Corralliif Mantis Speaker ' for Colonial Tea GiTenbyDAR LEBANON - The colonial tea sponsored by the Arthur Middle ton Chapter DAR Monday at the home of Mrs. T.G. Cowgill, was largely attended and a good program-presented. Including musl cal numbers by the Lebanon high school glee elub and vocal selec tions .by . Irene Moore, instructor In .the local high schooL Dr. William Schaler of Cor- vallis, secretary of - Lutheran Student association, gave - an - ad dress on American Democracy" and although German born and educated, told his ' audience of the advantages enjoyed by liv ing la America instead of Ger many or other, like governments. His definition of democracy was i Taw, equality before the law and I popular sanction." A note of the Revolutionary period was expressed in the co lonial gowns worn by Marjorie Schrader and Virginia Mason of Mill City, Doreen Rice of Sweet Home, Marjorie Wilson and Nor ma Sorseth of Lebanon, as they assisted in receiving and serving. ; Frances Drake Once reported romantically Interested in Howard Hughes, the mil lionaire aviator-sportsman, Frances Drake, screen player, has taken out a marriage license at Tucson, Aria- to marry Cecil John Arthur Howard, 30, son of the Countess of Suffolk. Buy Sehoolhouse For Adventists JEFFERSON W. K. Sheffield has purchased the S. A. Pease property - on South Main street, which was recently vacated by Mr. and . Mrs. Henry Freeman. The Sheffield family plan to move to their new home next week. The old sehoolhouse in the Another Cougar Gilbert Lind Injured LEBANON Gilbert Lind. 19. son of Bishop Lind of the Men nonlte church near Plainvlew, is in a serious condition at the Lebanon general hospital as the result of a fall Saturday when with schoolmates he was hiking on , Peterson's b n 1 1 e west of Lebanon. . Walter H. Furman. Portland, is receiving treatment for a bad ly crushed and lacerated left thumb suffered while working for the Hoffman Construction company at the CWP company of Lebanon. C. A. Burton, Scio, employe of the Hoffman Construction com T T 9 V2a:- pany , af the Crown Willamette IS UUU a T1U111U Paper mill, la in i ale In local schools, is arranging the orchestral accompaniment IjE'JSJ1 ... j m, v. M-at viva icuurcu. ana win conauci ib .u sentation. . ' Almost 40 singers have ap peared for practice. The funds will go toward the i-rchase ?t a new piano for the high school building. - denomination, to be used as $50,000 Alloted For OTA Project The three special city council meetings of last week were all il legal. Two were held at the home of Mayor H. C. Epley, and the third met in the back room of IIitof Rnl' Antal narlnr. r- - I ww n - Eight tables of cards were in I near rresoyterian play at the party saturaay mgni IX DEP EXDEXCE -H." L Dunn was in Independence Monday and reported that his cousin, Allen Dunn, had killed an 8-foot 8-inch cougar Son- day. Dunn; with his hunting partner, found the cougar trail at the west The cougar was treed after they had followed the trail about one-quarter of a mile. Dnnn shot him with his J& pistol. The cougar dressed out ZOO pounds. the hospital wun a. badly crushed foot re ceived while working. . 11AXINE BUREN TFomen't Editor- Chocolate Cake Has Favorite - Flavonhgi' There's ' nothing that disap points a chocolate lover any more than biting into a so-cauea cnoc olate frosted cake and finding the center whiter When a man wants chocolate cake, he wants chocolate cake. - The makers of cake chocolate offer this recipe for an all-chocolate dessert, sounding good, and who should " know ; more about chocolate than. they? . HUNGARIAN CHOCOLATE CREAM CAKE 2 cups sifted cake flour 2 teaspoons doable-acting bak ing powder " teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar 2 eggs, well beaten 14 cups heavy cream . 1 teaspoon vanilla : Sift flour once, measure, add Tbday'8:Menu Deviled sparerios j contain so much .variety that , there's the whole mala course In a dish. Endive-pickle pJmiento salad .Deviled spareribs Cornmeal muffins Rhubarb Betty DEVILED SPARERIBS ,: medium potatoes 'f medium onions 2A lbs. spareribs, cut Into servings Mm cdd tomato ketchup 1 tablesnoon prepared brown . mustard 2 tablespoons pure cider vine gar - ' 1 teaspoon brown sugar 2 teaspoons alt 1 cup water- , Peel onions and potatoes, nut in roaster and cover with meat. Blend remaining ingredients and At WCA Tuesday The Escalera club, young busi- Womcn's Club Will Hear Senator Lee The Salem Woman's plnh ,n ness girls of the YWCA, aid the, hare as Its speaker ou Saturday YMCA breakfast clnb, young afternoon Senator Dororhv t business men, met. for a no-host . Cullough Lee, who will be in- uiuner xuesuiy miavin iw rw iroaucea oy aiiss Grace ElL-ibe h reatlon room of the YWCA. Smith. She will talk on " Miss .Frances Kyle, president nertalnlna to th ' of the Escalera club, and Mr. Special music will be Droving Ely, head or the YMCA club, by Mrs. E. N. Denrez V, ,1 presided at the. banquet. Talks close of the meeting v c,n , were given by Miss Marguerite Rossman and her committee win LaMolne and -Mr.- Norman :Wlns- serve tea. committee m low. ' . Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kells and Miss Helen Mrs. Wade AVckjy was hostess Bocker. Covers were placed for to ladles of the Missouri club at 27 guests. her home on North Church Rtc Tuesday afternoon with Mrs ' . . . . A. W. Boyles assistinir. A snerlni Word has reached Salem of the enest wa Mr n. rJ? w marriage of Miss Juanlta Grace Members present were Mrs s S Borgerson.. daughter of Mr. and Potter, Mrs. T. E. Kelso Mr, rt Mrs. J. Martin Borgerson. and Mr. fie Gage, Mrs. Robert' MrCHv L a.w r n c e Earle Halliburton, Mrs. S. F. Lucas. Mrs F M Hnvt 'at- m. tMAiavsra nwan nprrMs i libuiui h ib Luuirni ar ii'.fii n nirmw . . S S lUVUl BW we-ee w w . v0 I - 1 ' - w baaing powaer ana sau, ana sin ahout j a; hours, or until vegeta- The Borgerson's are former resi- wgeiuer mrw umrAuu u"1, bles are tender.- Baste three orinenis oi saiem. iiauuui; iu S6f "u trvm. tlmm Hnrinv hnklnar and ro. I Add flour, alternately with cream. a . z ... nuvss cueca lud - " b w w uiiuukco a.u . . a small amount at a time, beat- vm.n Tf .annA i. Xbe card party planned for Frt- mg auer mcb uuuiuua unui not thick as desired, boil over l. v erM8 I1 ro asslsUng; Guest Galen Anderson's Birthday Honored smooth. Add vanilla. Bahe in greased, pan 8x8x2 Inches, in moderate oven (350 degrees) 60 minutes. Spread Hungarian, choc olate frosting on top and sides. HUNGARIAN CHOCOLATE FROSTING 4 squares . unsweetened choco late 1 cup . confectioners' sugar 2 tablespoons hot water 2 eggs 5 tablespoons butter Melt chocolate In double boil er. Remove from boiling water add sugar and water and blend. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well -after each - addition. Add butter, one third at a time, beat ing thoroughly after each amount. Makes enough frosting to cover top and sides of 8x8x2 inch cake. More Style Seen which will take place in the Wee Mm. Rdna on pour over top. Cover and bake in I Kirk o'the Heather, in Glendale, son, Mrs. A. R. Purvis Mr a xv . - - saw J v I ra1lfn.nl. tonl.kt . . S.4A l n - a ' ' " a, nojien ana wrs. ade Weekly Bliss Helen Johnson was host ess at a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Eva Burgess on Monday night, with Miss Berniee Nelson assistinr. finest u-pra tfo i " -v., ..noa IjUU enVerSfa0 V?!?. ' h"..nom l aka. Miss Allene Beard. Missions Hyams and Miss Marybolle Y a litis. Sirs. L. J. Stewart will entertain at a dessert bridge this afternoon . .Mrs. Elmore Hill entertainetl a at her Market street home for group of friends at a bridge the pleasure of members of her luncheon Tuesday afternoon at dub. her home on South Liberty street. The George Washington motif The DeMolay mothers will meet was carried out in the decorations at the Masonic temple tonight at and winning prizes were Mrs. L. J. s o'clock, ah DeMolay mothers Stewart, Mrs. Warren Baker and are invited to attend.. Mrs. Anna Homyer. direct heat until of right consist ency. Custard Pudding Uses Graham Crackers Wars has been postponed 1C10 South Winter street gra- In Knitted e fork of Rickreall creek I hostess at a birthday party In Garment C of Falls City. honor of her brother, Galen An- t7driWeZi:S DALLAS Mrs. Leon Yedin was for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Board Speaker and their families. Prizes were won In pinochle by Mrs. J. R. Mc Kee and John Alexander. derson at her home on Thurs day night. Miss Hazel Anderson assisted. Several guitar numbers were given by Wayne Gerard. Present were Sue Hamilton, Catherine iDembowski, Althea Zentz, Helen I Plaster,- Jeanne Fryer, Marclelle Stlnnette, Darlene Colburn, Hu bert Potner, Wayne Gerard. Jun ior and Lawrence DeWitt, James A dessert that includes ham crackers as an Important ingredient is this one for. custard, j appropriate for winter menus: GRAHAM CRACKER -CUSTAHD PUDDING . 10 graham crackers V cup softened butter cup sligar 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons cornstarch cup sugar y teaspoon salt Ihi cups scalded milk 3 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla Finely crush crackers, combine with butter, first sugar and cin namon, blend thoroughly, and ' put a layer In the bottom of well buttered custard cups. Mix thor oughly . cornstarch, second sugar - " V 7 - v - 7 v ' i r;" ... and salt add slowly to hot milk. boiler 15 minutes, stirring fre quently. Beat together 2 egg yolks and one whole egg, reserv ing 2 egg whites for meringue. Blend a little of the pudding with the egg yolk mixture, re turn to double boiler, stir and cook 2 minutes. Add vanilla, As each year rolls by, more and practical, satisfactory and econ omical recreation. I call it recre ation for many amusements can be made to pay their way. Style Is now more often ac quired In home knitted garments than it was a few years ago, may be because instructors and knit- LEBANO N -The word has allotment of 150.000 for the I DALLAS The regular month- WPA project of establishing new j ly meeting of the rCTl1 was sidewalks and other street lm held at the home of Mrs. Frances prorements. All Lebanon churches, includ ing Catholics and Protestants, will meet on the. world's day of prayer at the Presby'?rin church Friday. - The Church of . Christ held an all-day meeting Sunday with com Bamett Monday afternoon. Mrs. ; Enid Johnson, . president, pre sided when plans were made to hold an open meeting the night of March .14 at which time the families and friends of the WCTU members will be guests. Mrs. Roxana Mungester had DALLAS A group from the Dallas Presbyterian church went to Independence Monday night to hear Miss Julius, a representa-1 tlve of the Presbyterian board of national missions, speak at the Presbyterian church at Inde pendence. Going from Dallas were Rev. and Mrs. Walter Duff, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson, Mrs. Mark Hayter and Mrs Sidney E. Whit- worth. annitr dinner at noon as a fare- I charge of the prayer services. A welt to Evangelist waiter Given i social nour was neia after a three weeks' meeting. Lights Go ont at Bachelor Member It Host for Club - SCOTTS MILLS The Crooked Finger Good Times clsb was en- a. argarei irown. rs. ania tertolned athe John Plas home; Johnson. Mrs. Inman, Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Plas assisted him. ; Prizes -Visitor Given Shower - rKUiTLANO A shower was WeMemaa ana- uugn Jtagee. i beld at the home ot Mrs xibert The Thomas community club Harmon honoring Mrs. Sam Ro- nasxet , social - was "" len of Kansas City. Mo., known event, ana neiiea aroai Late in the afternoon refresh-1 dob's Gatherinff ments were served by the hostess I to the following: Mrs. P. J. voth, MIDDLE GROVE The Amltle Mrs. 7. G. Van Orsdel, Mrs. Peter clnb meeting for which Mrr. Mil Berg. Mrs. Roxana Mungester, dred Satter and Mrs. Julia Anlt airs, ueorge Curtis, Miss kt: n gellne Voth, Miss Mar- Voth, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Enid were faint hflttiiii.i littil I anti-climax when an electric light Church Circle Meets Caroline, Clifford Friesen. Lee Kl " i. T-i.T- pour Into the cusUrd cups. Make Hereth, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, An- bn8lne8s with increasing perfec- ?e?n:.nof teiten egg whites derson, the honor guest, Galen inn and 3 tablespoons granulated person, and the hostess, Mrs. Sports costumes always take sugar. Spread on top cusUrd flll edin and Miss Anderson. .n t knnnr wio lng. Sprinkle meringue with re- tnmoa Innw mm art vKtn Vn1ttal Uialning CTUmbS. Bake in S SlOW Hole Is Burned and now this form of material has ?Te " d"?B u.ntIl 1,gnUy v Ar-mm.n invaded the afternoon frock and r-w mmmw. In Hoof of Afkll evening gown field, with opera , coats and formal Jackets of knit in . SILVERTON A hole six feet high style. Knitted garmentsIn a DreSSV DeSSertS lake square was burned in the roof word, have a very Important place pi C A of the Scarth mUl on North in every fashionable woman's Uierry OOaa Water afrtmt lata XtnnAaw Tf w w&rilrAhiL not known how the fire 'origins- One fashionable shop in Paris T ""ke a dressy dessert to ted but it was thourht It started carries nearly one-third ot their trnm rhlmn,, fM 1. I line in knitted rarmenta. nam. Pint bottle Of ginger ale 1MO a Are department get the f 1 r e mercially knitted of courser are Quart of vanilla Ice cream, pile under control before great dam- her offerings, and materials used In parfalt C1 t0P "tt age was done. iinciuae ceuopnane, rayon, cotton, "cODk The department was called out linen and chenille. They appear lucea oy youngsters is a noiue later in the ereninr ta huk ias tailored coats, and suits, that of cherry . or strawberry soaa. cnimnev rir at thm hum n trm i iook tor ail tne woria nae tweea. aorfeu w m wu wuu vu- Lixzie Dodson. ' Dressmaker details art being erons ball of ice cream dropped featured In knitted garments this in ana siirrea up. Vaudeville Show Given by Women pole on the T. L. Hicks place fell down, throwing the ; munlty In darkness tor about an hour. Chlckenpox has afflicted the non-immune in the school to the I extent of 13 being absent from the primary grades at the close of the past week. Air in Goods. who has been ill with scarlet- fever, is out of, quarantine and will soon be out again. here as Echo Gardner. She has been studying to be a doctor. Mrs. Rosen is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harmon. Considerable work is rolrr on here on the road for paving. MONMOUTH A v a u d ville which ! will be done as soon as show, heralded as "Rain Revue" I the weather permits. It is not was presented Wednesday nignti Known as yet how far the paving! ter. Miss Effie Smith, entertained in 'zuxm ?wwnnnr-iwunsM i wut exiena, ..j:'. I Friday nlrht at their Salem noma Teachers Entertain MONMOUTH Miss Ida Mae Smith, staff instructor at Ore gon Normal school, and her sis- spring more than ever, before. Ingenuity and a bottltf or two with contrasting shades and var- or carponatea annas wiu ao lots DALLAS Circle B of the First Elation In stitches also appearing, to make the family menu a Presbyterian church was enter-I Ribbing simulates pleating, pad- dressy one. Youngsters especially tained at the home of Mrs. Wal-1 ded shoulders and Interesting col- like a dash, of "down town" fizz ter Walt e Monday afternoon. I lars are seen. . in tne desserts. Mrs. J. F. Spooner. president of the circle, presided at a short business meeting. The remainder of ' the afternoon was spent in sewing with a pleasant tea hoar following. Mrs. Fred Toner and Mrs. J. 8. Barney were guests and It mem bers attended. The next meeting will be held on Monday after noon. March S. yt the home ot Mrs. W. C. Leth. Norma -school ; by-the associated GET GRANDDAUGHTER MISSION BOTTOM Mr. and for President J. A . Chnrehill. I Mm W. . P. COliard and Ben Mlfti Helen Anderson Miss Hilda I WattS received WOTd Sunday - Swehson. Misa Katharine Arbuth I teniOon ' Of arrival- that day ; ox women students ; ? tr -1 Final Ritea Held j m aaaers-a - wMwe-. n r.riAi " 2 -r-- - i AWRnRnn. mififi ivaLiuirinfi arnnrn i uiuvuu ui aa 111 u aasai- a traction, lnclnded a .choras glrll JKFfEKSON Funeral servlcea I notMJaa Maude .-MacPJierson. 1 tbetr first ,granddaughterran 1 ensemble by thaiWolves.of Westlyero neia rrom. tne ,iocar vhrjs-1 ui,. Tanra : i. Tavinr. nr.. and I nonnd daughter.-: born at .tho Sa- . Hose 4. nen's donttUom:tvni I ua-earea rfnadaTtetnoon I Mn-Pi santee and Dr. and llem general vhospltal to- Mr. and mjr organiraijon; 1 1"' ' " c,u 5erflns I Mre.-V, -V. Caldwell. i Mrs.-Elton--Watts and the male quartet. Ed - MBler acted as master of ceremonies. neTeal". Wedding ! 64, who died Febranry '16, -at the Lebanon nospiuu, Kev. . p. . r. Campbell,' pastor, of the Christian church, officiated... ; Pallbearera were K a. Tharston, W. C. Loo- MONMOUTH Surprising their ney, Ray . Colran. Otto . Kelson. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pet-1 E. S. ? Gleason and Mr. Chris- arson have announced their mar-1 man. The deceased was the moth riage which took place Decern- I er of Mrs. Jake Meng ot;Jef ter ser S, ISIS at Vancouver, Wn. son. Interment was made In the The bride, Miss Ethel Bell King, I Jefferson cemetery. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. W. King of St. Helens, entered ONS last falL Peterson's home Is In Olympia, Wash, '7- ' Legard on Program SILVERTON Densel Legard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Le grrd ot here, appeared on the program In two violin solos at Camas., Wash., Sunday after noon. - ne also piayea wtta a Portland - and Camas orchestra. the director of which arranged the program. Saes for Divorce DALLAS A' suit . for divorce was filed in the circuit court here Monday by E. L. Baker against Edith Baker, They were married at . CorvalUs on January .11, 1938. Plaintiff charges cruel and Inhuman treatment. No children or property-rights are involved. HARRT YOTJXQ DD2S SILVERTON Mrs.- Frank W. ' Zook received word of the death cf her brother. Harry H. Toung. 43. at Oakland, Calif., Saturday morning. Funeral services were held there Monday. - ADD COMMUNITY CLUB . MACLEAT The Macleay com munity club will meet at the sehoolhouse - Friday sight - with Charles Andrew. Bill Arnold .and Dorothy Andrews in charge of the program, and Wilbur Miller, I Clare Straws and Ted Arnold ! on - the supper, committee. I 1 j J VB1I JH:b II T ..V-t-J- sssssssssassaBBSssszBja- Thing ' 1 V a Dontist 1) By Wt f AMISS fjTr'If1--" d ATnSRS PItACTICa IICNliOUTH Members ot the trclsry t:am f Oregon Normal eciocl. directed by A. C Stan Irocii. .trre kxun rractke for tl V t.ts -t:artxr.c2t 1 whlsa . ce- j .-: C zrlzz tte i;ring I tera.V OOtEAimhoM, iXJ: by their pemonoffa, bCedlhs Droit m on Address of disttefkn. Hero refined luxvry. rhowjhtful serirfct, end cheks bcoricn deHjSt tits dbcrimlaotino. A 1 Ciisey, Hssssln dretssr Doctors will teQ yea It. Is afft"n''t'g the extent to which -the health of the body ts bowed "vp In the teeth. ; w , Many of the serious diseases of the nation have been traced to the teeth, or to the mem brane, surrounding the teeth. It your mouth is sometimes "hailed as the "Gateway to health, ; It can likewise - be , called th "Gateway to dls- N't It Is a mother's duty to her -child to insist upon strict ob servance of the rules ot dental hygiene.' A 1 e a a. healthy K, mouth la a caild should be a - parent's first ooneenu Ths reason Is apparent fa those childish diseases v eon- -traded ta the school, the-play- yard and other places of assem bly.' Germs lodge la neglected "l months in many Instances they cause tonallltls, measles,' colds and other diseases among, children. By keeping jour ' cnua s mouui u ' m uwir healthy condition yoa minimize this danger of infection. - Children should b taaght at the earliest to brush their teeth. And mothers and fathers , should make a special point la :taklng , their, children . to ths dentist for : examination every six months at least. Ths need for saving children's teeth as - long as possible is only equalled by the necessity of : keeping their mouths tree from germs.. r.Why not can at one- ot the nearby Parker offices and aave your child's teeth looked over; Graduate, licensed dentists wui assist you la whatever dental work is -aecesssryTheee of. flees- can be found' la every 1 leading Pacific Coast city. mm rmn 'frnmi 0 2 5x6 SIZE O GOLDTOrtS FINISH No Appolatiaent Needed cr Call CS72 135 mnj.Fi. a)--!- 520 STATD STnEinV-OPPOSITS COUITlTIOUSi: BBEIT res .(Ml ILnwsit IPirncedl iDn VsaDfly IHinirDg Hi et g One KxUserator offers hhis" and offers "that" - bwt oaJy Gibson twrns S Into 4 with Use aWr Slself! Heroes hows All i tit Un ices have (1) a cabinet, (2) naif, (3) a motorompreasor. Bat ONLX Gibson grveo yoa (4) the FrecsiV "Shelf -not onlj unit that cools bat a big shelf that frees -MORE tea cubes, UORE nssble food capacity I Forge! Mgaa5eun - see GUaon - fet all 41 " , ' I EASTTET31 ' : J TJU year's seaaafio-; " JW. FULL SIX-FOOT " mnl ' Tfct yen9 FULL SIX-FOOT triple-scaled aH-steel eabhtet, bigpacityU-typp.frecaer, and the first time In xtajntritntor at tils rjrke,! hermetically ssloiMeel ansltl SHOP XmEOE XOV WILL, TiO OTHEH VALUE COPAItES I See this GOeon . fnjoy It for years!" V IFrees'p SEiolf R3odelo 0H5O.O5 tto 0250 r; Calm - Silverton Aliany FREE PA11KING FOR OUR