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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29 Sanford M. Woods thaw how he climbed out of his automobile after It col
lided with a streetcar in the early moraine boors a Los Anreles. Calif., and came out a poor second.
Woods was unhurt except for a slight cut en his forehead. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman).
Four Corners
Firemen Limit
Extent of Calls
FOUR CORNERS Directors of
the Four Corners Rural Fire Pro
tection district have announced it
will be impossible under existing
conditions, to answer fire calls
outside of the designated fire dist
rict, except to those persons or
group of persons adjacent to the
district having contracted or -made
other provisions with the fire de
partment for fire protection.
The designated boundaries are as
follows: The west line is mill
creek, then follows the Salem city
line to a point 650 ft. north of
Sunny view ave"., then -follows that
section line to about one and one
half miles east of Swegle school
then south to Center st., then east
to a point in line with the Fruit
land school, then south to include
the Salem sanitary filL Boundar
ies west from the Sanitary fill
site, one half mile ' then follows
the Rickey school district boundar
ies 'north, excluding all of the
Rickey school district except the
Four Corners residential area.
Shower Parties Honor
Two Library Matrons
LIBERTY Mrs. Lester Clark
and Mrs. Roland Seeger honored
Mrs. Nordahl Brown Thursday
with a stork shower at Mrs. Lester
Clarks.
Guests were Mrs. Don Griffith,
Mrs. S. B. Davidson, Mrs. Wayne
Sipe, Mrs. John Denbo, Mrs. Harry
Phillin, Mrs. Gerald Knepper,
Mrs.' Wayne Blaco, Mrs. Luther
Billings, Mrs. Riley Miller, Mrs.
Merritt Brown, Mrs. A. O. McMil
lian, Mrs. George McMillian, Mre.
Gene Bloom, Mrs. Emil Drees, Mrs.
Charles Krauger, Mrs. Howard
Clark, Mrs. Paul Wishart and Mrs.
Louis Kurth. Mrs. Roland Seeger
and Mrs. Lester Clark.
Mrs Kenneth Addudell (Shirley
Hickman) was honored at a mis
cellaneous shower Tuesday at Mrs.
Luther Billings. Mrs. Fred Robert
son assisted.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Hickman and Joe, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Robertson, John and Sharon,
Mrs. Gerald Knepper, Mrs. Clar
ence Griffis and Mrs. Carrie Bren
dle of Tennessee, Mrs. Charles
Moore and Vern, Wanda, Wilma,
and Patricia Billings. Mrs. Addu
dell will join her husband early
next month at Fort Ord, Calif.
Farmers Union Oil to
Hold Annual Meeting
MT. ANGEL Annual member
ship meeting of the Marion County
Farmers Union Oil Co- will be
heki at St Mary's school auditor
ium, Monday February 7, at 10 JO
jn. Lunch will bo served in the
school dining room at noon.
William Stacy, C.P.A. will read
and explain the annual report.
Thro directors arc to bo elected,
those whose term of office ex
pire are Ernest "Werner, .Warren
Gray and Peter P. Kirk.
Car-Tones
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Consolidation Causes
Reshuffle of Classes
JEFFERSON Founders day
program will be presented by the
PTA Thursday night, February 3,
at the school house; The program
will include a talk by Bernice
Yeary, supervisor county health
nurse, on "Mental Hygiene and Its
Relation to Education."
Since consolidation of Looney
Butt, and Jet f ersdnif schools, it is
again operating three buses. Wes
Barnes drives one to? Looney Butte.
Sixth, seventhj, and 'eighth grades
have been divided Mrs Becker
teaches only the seventh, Mrs.
Gilbert Looney has the sixth grade
which meets in the high school
bookkeeping room. Mrs. Long has
the eighth grade. Mrs. Ethel Gul
vin remains jiat Looney Butte,
teaching the first fiye grades.
Ava B. Milam Speaks
Tuesday at Silverton
SILVERTON Avi B. Milam,
dean of the school of home econ
omics, Oregon ' State college will
tell of her recent visit to China
to the Business and professional
Women's club iiere Tuesday night,
l eoruary l. ;
The dinner meeting will be held
at Immanual Lutheran church and
an invitation has been tended to
all wishing to hear Dean Milam
who will speak at 8 pjn. Those
wishing to attend may obtain tick
ets from Mrs.-Opali Roop at the
Style Shop. Mrs. Roop heads the
hostess committee and advises It
is necessary to have tickets in ad
vance. '
Mrs. Spelbrink Hostess
For Extension Group
PRATUM Mrs. A.A. Spellbrink
entertained Tuesday for the Pra-
tum-Macleay home extension unit
Twenty-five were present to hear
Mrs. Kenneth Miller, home exten
sion agent discuss Growing Old
Gracefully:" Guests were Mrs.
Stella Maston. Mrs. I Arthur John
son, Mrs. . Powers,? Mrs Lee Hor
sely, Mrs. ! W. F. Cole, Mrs. J. F.
Wodzewods and Mrs. J. P. Pot-
vin. , ; .it i
Refreshments were served from
the dining room table where Mrs.
Ralph Wilson and Mrs. Stella Mas-
ten poured.
Next meeting will be at Mrs,
Cornelius Batesons in Pratum,
February 22, at lft o'clock with
the subject "Making Blouse in
a Day." ;
Albany Man Purchases
Colville 140 Acre Farm
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Colville have sold their 140 acre
farm to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harms
of Albany. Colvilles are moving
to Albany where they will operate
a real estate office. They also sold
a 20 acre farm here to Mr. and Mrs.
David Kuhn, also of Albany.
The Harms ' have, a son and
daughter in high school and ,
son and daughter in grade school.
by OTTO J. WILSON CO.
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Organize Club Croup
KEIZER Mothers of Boy Scouts
troop 41 met with Mrs. Conrad
Frigaard Tuesday to organize.
Officers elected are president, Mrs.
Dale Pingel; vice president, Mrs.
Arthur Messing; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Conrad Frigaard; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Bernard
Snook. Others present were Mrs.
John Rehfuss, Mrs. George Dur
ham, Mrs. Fred Rose, and Mrs.
Raymond Schultz.
Meetings will be held third Mon
day of each month. Next will be
with Mrs. George Durham, Dear
born avenue, to which all other
mothers of scouts are invited.
A rummage sale was planned for
February 9, above Greenbaums.
Materials may be left with Mrs.
Shultz, Mrs. Frigaard, Mrs. Reh
fuss or sent to the scout room.
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PRINTED here are current prices on Buick
cars delivered locally complete and
ready to run.
We invite you to compare them, dollar for dollar
with particular eye to what the price includes.
Every Buick price here includes such present
day "musts" as an underseat heater, a fine-toned
radio, back-up lights built into the car rather
than hung on the bumper, windshield washers
installed at the factory.
Ro ADM ASTER prices include Dynaflow Drive,
that super-smooth transmission available only
on Buicks.
Every price includes super-soft tires plus the
extra comfort of the widest rims in the industry.
Every price includes Fireball valve-in-head
power plus new self-setting valve lifters.
So your dollars buy a matchless combination
of ride and room and performance, of style
and size-and stepped-up visibility. And you
get the four-square deal described in the panel.
So go ahead and shop the cars. Check the
prices. Check what's in them. Check the deal
you geL You'll end up at a Buick dealer, get
ting your order in!
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Four Corners
Has Changes
In Locations
FOUR CORNERS Mrs. Marvin
Rundhaug and Michael of Junction
City, were house guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Smith. 4160 Durbin avenue, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friesen,
Jimmy and Kenny Friesen of Dal-r
las were dinner guests Sunday at
Walter Friesens. 80 KJma avenue.
, Mrs. Laura Donnelly spent last
weekend with her son's family at
Gates, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins have
moved to the Tucker property,
4125 State street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sylvia, Al
bert Sylvia, jr.. and Dick Miller
are occupying the Laura Donnelly
residence, 255 S. Lancaster. Ssyl
Via's moved here from Timber, Ore.
Mrs. Ernest Walker, 200 Mahrt
ave., is ill at her nome.
Hubbard Couple Travel
And Visit Ft. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones
eently visited the Thomas Edison
winter home at Fort Myers, Fla
It was open to the public after
presented to the city of Fort Myers
as a shrine by the late Mrs. Edison.
The estate includes a 13 acre tropi
cal garden bordering the Caloosa-
hatchee river, and the laboratory
where Edison conducted his gold-
enrod rubber experiments.
Roberts Mothers Club
Honors 1948 Officers
ROBERTS Mothers club of
Roberts school met Friday with
Mrs. Raymond Roach for a no-host
luncheon honoring last yearns offi
cers, Mrs. Karl Heyden, Mrs. Her
bert Miller and Mrs. Harry Eyerly.
Members who attended the 4H
club leaders conference in Corval-
lis Wednesday were Mesdames
Keith Austin, Earl Crawley, Karl
Heyden and Harry Eyerly.
A telephone has been installed
at Roberts school and the number
is 3-1559, it was announced. Eleven
members were present for the
luncheon and business meeting.
Grange Hall Remodeling
Plans Are Made Sunday
ROBERTS Building committee
of Roberts grange met Sunday at
Grange hall and approved work
ing plans for addition of rest
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SACRAMENTO, Jail. 2t Mrs.
Fred Cathers, 23 (above), the
former Anne Stewart, shown In
a photo when she was named
Miss California Zephyr of. 1947.
was found bludgeoned to death
in a Sacramento, Calif., board
ing house. Her husband was
taken into custody at San Jose,
Calif., for questioning concern
ing, her death, which is be
lieved to have been caused by
blows of a claw hammer. (AP
Wirephoto to the Statesman).
rooms and storage space to tne
present hall. Work is to be start
ed at once. Other improvements
are planned for a later date.
Attending were Glenn Bidgood,
master; Denver Young, Steve Min-
ard and Frank Sollenberger, exe
cutive board; Mrs. ' Paul Marsh,
home economic chairman; Mrs.
Harvey Schuebel, secretary; and
Mrs. Lee Eyerly, Mrs. Chet Nelson,
Elmer Minch and Lee Eyerly,
building board.
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SHIELD WASH fl BACK-UP LIQH7S AND DYNAfLOW DUVt
ON HOADMASTSK MODiLS.
SPECIAL SERIES
46$ 2-Door Sedanet
41 4-Door Sedan
Afcov or fait quoted price on ffcii frit. New SftCIALS
arm now vdr dwlopmmnl and ntw print will bm
iMouncad wham prodvetioa or Hit ori it rmmimuL
SUPER SERIES
56S
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56C
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76S
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76C
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2 -Door Sedaift . . . . .
4-Ooor Sedan . v
Convertible . ,
Estate Wagon .
RO ADM ASTER SERIES
2 -Door Sedanef ......
4-Door Sedan
Convertible
Estate Wagon
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HERE'S OUR FOUR-SQUARE SELLING POLICYI
1. HQ rVICS ABOINOI Wo soorootoo oor orico o contain nofhlofl hot
cfcoro- Vo wore ataooore1 oroctico ia noorioc prewar )oHrored price. Too
recede on itamizoa bill of wie kewinf, oil ckweti. Am4 wo Juatmy mmr prfcoa
hi 0109 sfcW'r,0SWe
S. NO "LOAD (MO" Of UNWANTID ACCSSSORMS. AN ear are rfelWere!
a oroWwd. We pWeoe aorelee ta ode no "xtroi" yeo aa
S. NO COMPULSORY TRAOWNS. Seinng mtmi ear I part of aer bodnoM,
Natwratly we nke ta take car la traee. Sot yow ao not keve ta etl yeor cor
ta ml W wltt take yeor oroW, and de'nrer yovr cor, without nmviring m
ear ia trade
4. NO COLLUSION WITH "ORAY MARKTTIIRS.' We wl not knowlnaly
bo party to a tale of Swick can to any individual who
operate in the "gray market." Oar interest b
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MohiiarDeiiler
Sells Interest
To E, T. Tweed
MONITOR L. D. Lenon. local
implement dealer has sold a half
interest in his business to his son-in-law,
Edgar T. Tweed, who has
managed it for the last 10 years.
New firm name will be Lenon
Implement company. Lenon has
been in business here for 32 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rostvold
are in Los Angeles to be gone for
three weeks.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Landsem was christened Marland
Evan, at Nidaros church Sunday
morning. Godmother was Mrs.
Wilbur Brunell of Oregon City,
and sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Frederickslee of Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogen.
Other guests at dinner at the Land
sems were the "Rev. and Mrs.
Christen.sen, Mrs. Brunell and chil
dren Sharon and, Gary, Mr. a d
Mrs. Howard Rogen, Mr. and Mrs.
Lars Landsem, Mrs. Olga Rogen
and Uloria Landsem.
Oscar Grea;erson was elected di
rector of Monitor Co-operative
Telephone Co., at the annual meet
ing and succeeds Martin Rostvojd
who declined the nomination.
Mother and Daughters
Head Rehekahs
HUBBARD Mrs. Ella Becker
was installed as nobel grand of
Thalia Rebekah lodge Tuesday.
Two of her daughters were install
ed with her, Mrs. Amos Brusven
as vice grand and Mrs. Merl Ban
yard, conductor.
Mrs. John Morrison, district
deputy president, and Mrs. George
Zeek, deputy marshal! were in
stalling officers and seated Mrs. A.
L. Murphy a.s past nobel grand,
Mrs. Charles Vredenburg, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Grace Cramer,
financial secretary; Mrs. George
Leffler; treasurer.
Appointive officers are Mrs. Joe
deGuire, warden; Mrs. Banyard,
conductor; Frances Weaver, flag
bearer; Mrs. Peter Hunt, chaplain;
Mrs. C. L. Welch, musician; Mrs.
John Morrison and Mrs. George
Rogers, supporters of noble grand;
Mrs. Zeek and Mrs. Harry Moore,
supporters of the vice grand; Mrs.
Henry Johnson, and Mrs, Alice
Lehman guardians.
The Rebekah degree was con
ferred upon Mrs. Nellie Jay and
Mrs. Crystal Vohland, by the de
gree staff of Thalia Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Esther Moon was acting
musician.
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Mt. Angel Junior1 Group
In Auxiliary Planned
MT. ANGEL American Legion
auxiliary, members discussed plans
for a dance at the Legion hall,
Friday night, February 25. Mrs.
Gene Hoffer will arrange for an
orchestra.
Mrs. Hoffer, who Is Junior aux
iliary chairman, reported on the
first Junior meeting and said an
other is scheduled for January 30.
Various activities planned include
teenage dances, she reported.
Mt. Angel Academy has been ap
proached about the selection of a
delegate to Girls State and the
registration will be sent in by the
local auxiliary.
Liberty Brownie Croup
Has Meeting at School
LIBERTY First meeting of
Brownie scout trooD was held
Tuesday at the school. Attending
were Patricia Whelan, Arlene and
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Doris Rybloom, Betty Knepper,
and Joan Wirth. t Mrs. 1 Arthur
Wirth is the leader, and Mrs.
Charles Rybloom. assistant; leatierv
Liberty school basketball team
defeated Middle Grove 2f to 11
Wednesday at Liberty gym. TtJ .
was the first game ot the season.
Alt. Angel High Schools
To Present 3-Act PJay p
MT. ANGEL Jan. 29 lit. An-:
gel's two high schools, Mr. An
gel Preparatory and Mourtt Anfcel
Academy will join forces td present
the 3 - act comedy "Tfhe Big
Potato" at St. Mary's auditorium
Sunday, February 20. 1
The play is directed by Rev.
Gabriel Morris, principal! of the
Prep school and veteran dramatic
professor. j ; '. (.'
Students taking part include'Dob
Hanauska. Janice Jackson. Bar
bara Bailey, John Evans, Jim 'An
derson, Douglas PennerJ Harold
Fitzke, Joetta Hackett, J Bonnie
Frey and Berna;dette Hauth. .
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