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X-Ray Unit Duo
At Jefferson
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WJ DOWN S 0 U T H--c. - eel the w.tter
" f r ?" Mlw AeWey Crakher. la aa bupprprUU eestttne
M she nld mw Mi after a tarte-tock anew at NasavilicTean.
JEFFE RSO N The Marion
coimty public health association
sponsored fnsobile unitffor chest
X-ray will be held at the school
house all day Friday, December
t3 and all adults are Urged to
have! their chests X-rayed.
The community must' Dromise
?3 interested people to; get the
unit here. The districts : included
re Marion, Sydney, Talbot and
Looney Butte. Mrs. Robert Ter
hune is- general chairman; Mrs.
Marvin Hutchins. assistant
chairman; Mrs. J. H. Smith, Mar
ion chairman; Mrs. William Wiej
derkehr, j Sydney chairman; Mrs.
John Terhune, Looney Butte
chairman; Mrs. Delmer Davidson,
Talbot chairman. . !
Part oj the Christmas Seal sale
funds finance this unit It Is free
to all adults. t
On a pontoon bridge across the
Rhine, oil men laid5 an emergen
cy six-Inch line with a pump sta
tion, storage . capacity of VZflOQ
barrels and tank-truck ; loading
racks all in a record of three
days. . f
Homemakera dub '. v
Elects Officers i
MIDDLE GROVE, Dec. 23
(Special) -Sabra Blankenship has
been - elected I president, of the
"Young Misses' Homemakers dub.
Other officers are Joyce Kuenzi,
vice president; Joan Scharf, secre
tary; Card Lee Kaufman, news
reporter; "and; Mrs. Vera Basset.
leader.. .
Other members of the club are
Janice Scharf, : Carole Hilflker,
Shirley. Page; Magadelean Stahl,
Betty Setter, Otis Llllie, Joanne
Fabrey, Averfl Andrews and Loa
ella. Caudle. The group meets ev
ery second Thursday morning be
fore school. -
FRIENDS FROM NEBRASKA
! Mr. and Mrs. A. Roht of Silver
ton, formerly of Alliance,' Neb
visited! at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. G. Howard and family.
They were neighbors In Nebraska.
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VISITORS HFJUE '''
PRINGLE Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Bartruff had as their houseguests
the past week a nephew and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bon R. Brown
of Jonesboro, DL Brown has been
a sergeant In the army air corps
t or tw0 and a half years and re
ceived his discharge In Portland
on December 10. While here the
Browns also visited relatives ; In
Albany and Salem. :
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school child motes
' FOUR CORNERS-Eldon Aernie
of the first grade at Rickey has
moved to Mission Bottom and win
attend school there. The boys f
the eighth grade Monday brought
in' the Christmas tree for the
school.--' . ' .' j -. - 'r ,,
The Christmas; party was held
at the school on Thursday ; after
noon with the exchange of gifts
and the Christmas tree. K
SCHOOL OUT. ... .
, PRINGLE -The school chfldrm
win have their parties in the var
ious rooms December 28. Names)
have been drawn for gift ex
changes and school wfll be dis
missed at noon. Vacation wm ex
tend until January !.. . ;
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Announces Eeaorol of,
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PreIIoliday
Guests Visit
Lyons Homes
LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Neal of Bandon were Saturday
night guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Weidman. They also
visited the John Neal home and
relatives in Mill City.
Miss Betty Jean Bodeker, cadet
nurse of Portland spent Monday
and Tuesday at the home of her
parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Alex Bode
ker. Miss Lois Douglas of Boise,
Idaho, also a cadet nurse visited
at the Bodeker home Tuesday.
The young ladles returned to Port
land Tuesday.
Paul Smith who has been con
valescing at his home following
a stroke was taken to the Salem
Deaconess hospital Sunday after
noon by ambulance.
Leland Leroy Manning, cox
swain in the navy is spending
a 24-day leave at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Dressier. Manning returned from
Japan aboard the carrier USS
Intrepid, on which he has spent
the past 24 months.-He will re
port to San Pedro, following his
leave.
Edmond Engdahl of Lyons died
Monday at 10:30 at a Salem hos
pital, following a short illness.
'1 Funeral arrangements will be an-
I nounced later, .. ... S ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman
and daughters spent Saturday In
Portland. They were guests at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed
Strom.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Decker
and son, Clarence, jr., of Eugene
were weekend guests at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Hubbard and sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. George Huff
man. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard left
Sunday for Eugene where they
will go to Oak Ridge to be em
ployed.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton re
turned to Lyons Monday from
San Diego. They are guests at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Bodeker. Hampton Just
received bis discharge from the
navy at San Diego. He plans to
reenter Willamette university.
Clarence Pietroke, a 1-e of the
navy returned to his ship, the
USS Glttium which Is docked in
Portland, after spending a short
leave at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pietroke.
It Is estimated that the average
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SAVE ON YOUR
HOLIDAY FEAST
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Accept ear best wishes for MERRY CHRISTMAS, and
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may the New Year be filled whh Happiness, Prosperity
and Peace on Earth to all Mankind.
DELICACIES TO
coiiplete yoim IIEM,
Ole' Virginia Frail Cake i $1
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Hceashel Phn Pcdika 1 69c
A AAA. WW a avma Ham4r WhM Mk
Sell Shell Pecans!
iun&sds l x. l. shea 55c
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21c
FniU CakIIix f?59c
Ckccs9 Your Vegetables
Frca ThisyLisi
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Diced Beets
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fcisinsrc uareaa vera
Kernel Corn
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alKOT CCJOS IGA Brant
Sweet sPeas
Ne. S
IGA Brani can
Ne. 1
IGA Whele can
4 Ne. B 17
Regers, Fancy can If B
Low Prices on Fresh Feeds lor Year Chridnas Dinner
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LarRe, solid heads
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i 3 Ibs. 5
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Fancy and extra fancy
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i APPLES 31bx.
Fancy, ueen and tender:
HDUSSELS : ;
SPZOUTS 4 Box
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97ft r -zrf
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IGA Irradiated Milk
S tall cans
Mornlnr Rerular Milk
a tall can -
Special Hernia MOk j
S taU cans I
Boraett's Pare YsniUa
1-es. bettlr-
Burnett's Pare
1-es. bettle
Torteis vYIHeU
lt-ea. kf.
Sellefffs Corn Flakes
11-es, sikf.
FKCSS FKOH T1IK OVZ2f
Iklii Scdis
CALUMET
Bailing Powder
BETTY CEOCKEK
Pea Scnp Ilix
NXTT COrr FKESII
Seedless Edsbs
. IGA BRAND, CANNED;
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HAPFT VALLEY
Sprjidli and Ilnsbxen
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KeUeci'a jBraa Flakes
14-es. pkf . .
jQmkk eri mecalar
27c
20c
19c
24 c
9c
14c
Drilled Snow Flcar
Drilled Snow Flcnr
Drifted Snow Flonr
Ilrisf iDew Scgar
IGA Cleanser L .
25-1. sack 1.17
la-Ik. sack 51c
-lk. sack 20 c
-rsw sack
Jfe. 1
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Oats. 41-es. Pkc. L.
rnffei yVhfX Sperktoe
X-es. nksi
IGA bricked. Flew
9c
1.15
5 c
20c
Lax Xfc&cj L
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JGA Enrfcbe Flew
J-lb. sack
I&rcsgci's Hash Ci Harry
About 1 Mile East of SUte HospiUl
East Ceater at 40th Street
Plenty of Parkins Space j
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Dorg's Grocery
1701 Center Street
' Corner of 17th
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Ample Parking Spaee f
523 Iloj: Ccsrsercial: Street
Stolo Streei Ilarkci
la'the Heart of the Oty- .
1233 Slalo Street
EZofld Fc:d ElarlxcL
27$ No. nish Street
Frco Parldfr Let
Cnrlcr's E loiiicl
17lh cid Jleirliet Streets
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It'a Easy to Park at Carter'a
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE AT .
InfleponiJcnco Food EInrliel
, A; Complete Food Stort
IIIDEPEIIDEIICE, OHEGOn
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