16 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, friday. July 8. 33
pifcerty Pastor
Guest Speaker
At Mill City
' MILL (CITY The Rev. Elery
Parrish, pastor of Liberty Chris
tian church, was guest speaker
at Mill City Christian church
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett and
family are vacationing at the
beach.
Holiday visitors at the Floyd
Shepherd . home were Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Huston, Richard and
Dolynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwyh
McDowell (Marjorie Huston), all
01 Tillamook.
Mrs. Albert Toman,' sr. flew to
Los Angeles Saturday to attend
the wedding of her son.
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Cline are Mr.
and Mrs. William Stauffer ofFost
Wayne, Ind. Mm. Stauffer is Mrs
Cline's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cruson
and daughter and Pat Wolverton
spent Sunday at Breitenbush hot
springs.
Today's Pattern
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Right from Farij . that new
iaeckline and pocket treatment!
This shirtfrock fashion has a long
life ahead, so choose a long-life
fabric and ew It easily.
Pattern 4-679 comes In sizes 12,
14, 16, 18, SO; 10. 12, i, 38, 40,
42. Size, 16 takes IS yds. 89-inch.
This pattern, easy to .use, simple,
to sew, is tested for fit Has com
plete illustrated Instructions.
MfcilAMA1 F MILT HOSTS
MEHAMA - Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Penca, Ed rise, Eddie and
Jackie, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Prosen, all of .' East Moline, ILL,
have been: guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bouche at
Mehama. Mrs. f Penca and Mn.
ouche are sisters. ;
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SIXVERTOX FOLK TRAVEL
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Burns, their daughter, Mrs.
Kathryn Matheson and Tommy
and Donna Kay, left Tuesday for
Rapid City, S. D., making the
trip by car. They were called
there by the ' serious illness of
Mrs. Burns' mother, Mrs. Thomas
Hardy.
Retiring from
Stay ton Firm
STAYTON Jacob Spaniol soon
will retire from the firm of Jacob
Spaniol and Son, after 47 years
in the plumbing and sheet metal
business. Because of the amount
of contracted business . on hand,
he will probably be working from
the shop until the first of the
year.
A native of Alsace-Lorraine,
Spaniol was brought to the United
States and to Minnesota by his
parents when he was three years
old. He came to Stayton some
time in the 1890's and started in
Business in 1902, In the same
building which, housed the , Jd.
Streff and company,' furniture anrt
hardware store. Streff was his
father-in-law.
About 1913, a cement block
building was built on Ida street
and it has since housed the busi
ness. Eugene Spaniol, who has prac
tically grown up in the business.
Joined his father In the firm In
1940.
Recently articles of incorpora
tion for a new firm were filed
with Eugene and Ruth Spaniol,
Jerry and Dora Marking, and Ro
bert and Colleen O'Connor form
ing a new firm to be known as
Spaniol and Company, plumbing
and heating.
Jerry Marking has been in "the
plumbing shop about 10 years.
During the war he left to work
for a time at the Bethlehem Steel
company at San: Frandsco. He
enlisted In the See bees as a
steamfltter. Robert O'Connor his
been working for the Spaniolj
since 1948. He was also in the
service during the war.
CITY ISSUES MANY LICENSES
SWEET HOME During the fis
cal year beginning July 1, 1948,
and ending June SO, 1949, a total
of 1,293 motor vehicle licenses
were issued from the city police
office, according to Chief John
Kinsella. For this service the city
received $563.00.
Quincy, Mass., was settled In
1625 and ranks among the oldest
permanent settlements In New
England.
Mobile X-ray
Unit Visits In
Detroit Area
DETROIT More than 160 took
advantage of the mobile chest x
ray unit when it returned last
Wednesday. Miss Snyder, county
health : nurse, accompanied the
unit here and assisted. The com
mittee in charge was assisted by
Mrs. Gordon Sftidmore, Mrs.
Louis Cline, Mrs. H. H. Storey,
and Mrs. Earl Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Rasnick and
her son, Jerry Noble, spent the
holiday week-end as the guests of
her sister, Mrs. W. P. Don ham. In
Portland. J
Mr asd Mrs, , Earl - Taylor -and
daughter of Los Angeles arrived
Tuesday for a two-week visit at
the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Bray. i
FIRE DAMAGES TRACTOR
SILVERTON Considerable
damage was done to the tractor
of Jim Jackson when it caught
fire while running on his ranch
in North Howell. The Silverton
fire department was called out
to control' the blaze and stop it
from spreading into other fields.
AMITY REBEKAIIS MEET
AMITY Mrs. Henri Finley,
Davis, Caul., was guest at a meet
ing of Industry Rebekah lodge
Valley Births
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Silverton hospital July 6,! a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brad
bury, .s i
HULSEY FAMILY HOST
HULSEY The cabinet of the
C1AM r; r v w
met this week at the heme of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Butler-: The group
voted thanks to Butler, jwho is
retiring as church moderator after
two years of serviced I
Tuesday. The Finlcysj are visiting
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob FirJey at
Broadmead. 3
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CAMS
2Mb. $)19
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Best Foods
Mayonnaise
Pint Jar
35c
FRESH I1ILK
Mayflower or
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Quart
190
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HEX. Baa 45c lI. 89c
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WAY Bag
BUTTER
Meadow Wood Grado "A
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For a real tender uicy roast one that's easy to carve servo one of these quality
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Pork Liver
ib. 29c
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Skinless
Wieners
ROCK COD
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Firm
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