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Newspaper Page TextIf .1. I 1 J n I THE VALLEY' NElVS COLUMNS ! - ' 1' From; TW Oregon Statesman Extension Unit Closes Sejrson At Aiimsyille. tUUunii Usw Service , r " AUMSVILLE ( Mrs. Robert Mickey was hostess! to the Aums- ; ville Women's extension club for the May' meeting, j Miss Eleanor Tringle, county extension agent, presented the project, freezing of pre-cooked foods. ". Present were: SMrs. unaxue : Wright, Mrs.-U P. Roberts, Jr., Mrs. Ed HolmquistJ Mrs. Kenneth Purdy, Mrs. Harry ytar, Mrs. Jack LaRonU Mrs- Don Gildow, Mrs. 1 N. JC Bates, Mrs. Kmer Gunther, i Mrs, Elmer Klein, Mrs. Ivan Put :i nam, Mrs. Otto Paike, Hiss Min nie Peterson, Mrs. Marvin Brad ley . Mrs. David fVeltmer, Mrs. ; Simpson, Mrs.' Leonard Lee, Mrs. , Bland Speer, Mrs. Robert Adams. Guests were Mrs. j Oderman and Mrs; Calvin Carver. " Miss Trindle installed the new officers for the conting year. They are Mrs. Jack LaKont, chairman; - Mrs. Don Gildow, Wee-chairman; Mrs. Otto iPapke, secretary and - Mrs. Robert Micket. treasurer.- Committees appointed In charge of arrangements for the summer picnic is Mrs. Otto Papke, Mrs. . Marvin Bradley and Mrsi N. K.. ( natM. A renort of S3 wrofit on the Azalea house card party was . given. i8.10 was netted on the r table sale. ' : . ' The May meeting -of the Aums- " ville PTA wiU be held Monday - sight. May 22. Officers for the vpting on the grade school county -budget is also scheduled for Mon day night and will be held Jn the school house. Mr. and Mrs. .Jerry Klein of Ewegie are parents; ox a son, Mar vin Wayne, born Tuesday, May 9, at ; the saiem uenerai noiipitai. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, ' Albert "Klein of Aumsville and . Mr. and s Mrs. James Rolls ; of Aumsville. I - j A Mrs. Engelina Collins- entered the Salem General hospital Thurs day for observation; i ( s Lincoln, ena. Spring yialley Drnflnntioti Set j I Statesman Newt Bertict LINCOLN Mr. Anna Mar tin, teacherT-ad Mrs. R- J. Meiss nec accompanied the sixth and eight grade pupils I to . the- state ii Mnital lihrarv anrl !pnartmnt of ? forestry Thursday. T Zight grade graduates of Lin-1 ! coin, ' z.ena ana spring" vaueyj achooln 1 will receive! their diplo- . tnas at a ceremony at Lincoln school house, Tuesday, May 23, at ft p. m. Speaker will be Mr. T. J. Meabs, and annoiincer, Jimmy Byers. - ' : j. j ' Mrs. T. I Hicks was called to the home of her brother, J. Leslie Davis at Gervais, by the serious Illness of their father!, R. J. Davis, ana nas pem two wku iiursui him. At last reports jhis condition had im Droved. ri Mr.and Mrs. Harold .Nelson and Marilyn, who leased the Cecil Waiver ton farm here last year, ' held an auction of farm macnin- r ' ctnrlr nH' hniiRphnld irrwvls Monday before moving to a small - acreage at Chemawa Tuesday. , Blind school. American hens averaged 81 eggs in the cold first and -last quarters of 1949, compared to ill in 1925. ! -Foa-H--'- miELY CLOTIES YOUR HOME DEAUTY TOOLS! jj 484 N. CAPITOL Our fine selection cf colorful DUTCH BOY PAINTS offers an excellent opportunity for you to make your home the,, most attractive one in your entire communityl You'll love, i the smooth ay they flow, the I speedy, thorough way they i cover ... leave; your home : looking . years younger! Stop in select your pet color har monies today I - rata - : I . VcuUy Correspondent Wallace Road Club Elects New Officers Statesman News Service WALLACE ROAD Spring garden flowers - were used as de corations when Willamette Lodge Country club held the 'May meet ing at the club rooms. Hosts, for the supper were Mr. and Mrsl Wayne. D. Benry, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Newgent, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hunley and Mrs. Louise Flack.--- - t I. Woman's high, score was; won went to Harry Crawford. t ' Officers elected for! the ensu ing year were Charles Unruh, pre sident; Guy Newgent, jvice presi- Harry .Crawford. j ns es net For Mothers SUtesmaa News Serrlct LYONS The mother and daughter banquet, an annual event sponsored by the WOmens Society of Christian Service, was held at the Rebekah halL Approximately 135 mothers and daughters were served in a pleas ing manner by the; fellow men of the community. Potted plants were presented to Mrs. Catherine (Grandma. Julian), the eldest mother, present, Mrs. Robert Carleton, youngest mother, and Mrs. William Prichard, the young est X grandmother. -, Mrs. .Agnes Booth.xMarion county "school su perintendent, was the speaker of the evening.-. . Mrs. Herman Free waToostess for the meeting of the Altar so ciety of St. Patrick's Citholic church- In Lvona. at her hdme Thursday afternoon. The main discussion was plans for trie sum mer school which will be held at Jordon. Present were Mesdames Fred Lindemann, John (Moore, Bob Free, Clarence Jungwirth, Pat Lyons, Merrill ' Brassfield, Phillip Pietrok, Jim Phelps, Sam Bridges Lloyd Free,; Doc Jung wirth. and the hostei Mrs! Free , The regular . meeting of Faith Rebekah lodge was held at the hall with a good attendance. Bus iness was carried out' with the fol lowing officers In the chairs Blanche Wagner, ( noble . grandn Beulah , Lewis, vice-grand;, Gar nett Bassett, secretary and Celene Taylor, treasurer., Sixteen mem bers from Eva Rebekah lodge of Stayton were guests j of the eve ning. At the social hour guessing nmes furnished the entertain ment, and at the close of the eve ning refreshments were served by the committee, Blanche Wagner, Celene Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor and May Patton. i Keizer Church Has Mother's ervtces Statesman Ntwi Bervlc KEIZER Mother's Day was ob served with special services at the Community church. Oldest mother, youngest mother, mother with the most children present and mother of youngest child were presented with plants during the Sunday school hour. - On Friday night adults of the church gathered for a social at the church. Charles Ronk, Lee Wiens and Lois Sawyer were in charge of .the games. Alice Turner and EeryUGeil served refresh ments. Young people's group will be. motoring to the coast Saturday for their annual excursion. For Ben! Trucks Vans. Stakes, Pickapa D Your Own Hauling.- Sat M Packing Fads and Hand Trucks Furnished. Cenlral Service Oarage Cor. Ferry and X4brrf Phon 2-90S2 Lvo Stag Bana - i j. DayS CONVTHIINT Fi FAJUQN3 AVAHAU1 State Stv Fowr Comere 1 r , ' ., - - -, . . ........ .' .... -' -l Com. spring the Wllafaett. rlverjl alsejomerth. U. S. army p - 1.. . an .rwi.icr mumj ma u An IB nvr-a ran xnm agitation threatens the dock Installations and bar Is en which river the dredge. (States man photo) Hazel Green '' A -J . ' - Oass Visits At Ghampoeg Ktateaaaaa Newt Service f HAZEL GREEN. The sixth. seventh and eighth grades of the TtareTtftenschool went to Cham- poeg-Friday connection with their study of Oregon history. Al ter a picnic lunch theytaspected. the buildings and items of histor- ical interest. Cars were taken by Mesdames Hasselbacher, Aker, Holoubek, ! W eisner and Looney. North Howell 'and Hazel Green Softball teams split a two game series on Wednesday and Thurs day. The second team , of Hazel Green was beaten by North Howell in I a game Friday. . - Mr. and Mrs. Al Agalzov and family who came to the Hazel Green community from California last winter have sold their place answers returning to Los Angeles. At the last reports received by Mrs. Allen Vibbert, the "body of her nephew Beanie Finnel of Roseburg who drowned in the Umpqua river several days ago while - fishing, had not been re covered. Linn County Teachers Elect New Officers Statesmaa News Service ALBANY Linn county divl sion of the Oregon Education as sociation, met at Riverside with election ot officers for the next year as the highlight of the meet ing. Mrs. Dorothy Miller will again act as president, with Mrs. Ivan Torney secretary-treasurer, also reelected. Both are from Albany, Guy OliverJ Sweet Home, will serve as vice president: John Mc Clain, Shedd, and Fern Bergeb, Halsey, delegates to the OEA: and Edythe McCormick, Wendell Heintzman and Violet Orr, alter nates. A' C:30 o'clock dinner pre- ceaea uie Dusiness meeting. The UJS. Department of Agri culture has found cottonseed meal consumption by calves can be regulated by heavy - salting. Dial SI S Mia r- r - .uic.j, cJ rua wet up vj m Kiim rutat Hna tat, man Students Plan Recital Sunday at Mt. Angel Statesaaaa. New Serrice MT.-ANGEL A joint music re cital, will be given in Mt. Angel Academy auditorium Sunday, May 21, at 2 p.m. by students of the academy and Mt. Angel Women's college.. There will be two numbers by the Gregorian chant choir, selec tions by the orchestra, and by the college and academy vocal clubs. AU Plana numDers win be played "atlw? Pianos simultaneously and wiltMnclude classical and semi classicalp1eees. .Among the solo numbers will be two selections on the harp by Patricia Brandt,; and vocal solos by Patricia Schmitz and Louise Schindler. Brooks flubs Win Awards s BUteaaiaa News terrlca BROOKS A large United States flag was won by the Brooks grade school as first nrize. and a 4-H flag as first prizes at the Marion County 4-H contest in Salem. In the poster contest the fourth grade won first "place, uie iirtn ana sixth grade won tnira place m safety. In the 4-H "HapDy Cookers ciuD, liarDara lurgis won se cond, Lorene Jackson third, and Margaret Vance third. In the 4-H "Chipper Sewing club." Sally lontz won second. Mrs. Esther Franz, principal of tne Brooks j grade school, was honored with a birthday surprise at the campus at Washington school when the pupils in all four rooms or the Brooks school save her a handkerchief shower. A large birthday cake and refresh ments were served. ; Mrs. Marguerite Burton, coun ty supervisor, was in "Brooks Wednesday giving tests In the se cond grade. She complimented the school on orderliness and school work. , The girls' ball team claved the Keizer girls grade school team and lost in Friday's ball game. The A boys ball team played the Keizer grade school boys and lost The B Breeks. grade school team played Labish Center grade school poys. ana lost. The movie projector fund cot lected by the Brooks school child ren in paper drives and so forth, has netted nearly $100. 'The Brooks PTA will furnish- the rest of the amount needed for the pro jector. ' Mrs. inaia Keavis, primary teacher, was called to California by the serious Illness of her mo ther and brother. She left Sat urday. Mrs. Litchfield of ,Salem is substituting for Mrs. Reavis. lasfi .Bal! :HpI-:lleasI'; SALEM'S GENERAL. OP AMERICA AGENCY la ta busl uslnesg to rellere you ol worry and weponaiHIiri. to. represent your interest In the sehlement ol rlM AND TO PAY YOUR LOSS. :HUCK 0 CWtTT I U u INSUnANCE 373K.ainrcH Phone 3-SU9 - Scdea OiSces in: Sdem. Coo Bay. Myrtle Point. Gold Beach Castaxsex Parking at our Ktw LocoSoa h r"i.iiti 1- engineer dredg. ta elear oat the .-ldf rtyer. I - "- m I .o,-,eBrvin sravei par boui vp A Tna Hnniiif mimiim .t n h. l men sa say, should be removed by A PTA Installs frostrgo v New Leaders At Jefferson Btitaamaa New Service JEFFERSON - Delmer David-1 son was installed as president of the Jefferson Parent - Teachers association Wednesday night at I iml " , Xr ens next fall. Mrs. Eariv Phelps, first president of the group: was installing officer. Other new offi-U cers are Mrs. James Adams, vice president; Mrs. Leonard Marcum, secretary,, and Mrs. Gordon Gor-I man, treasurer. Mrs. W. C. Brown is retiring president. : ' Mr. mvidson named the vfol- lowing committees to servwith nun. tnugiiun, aui. ty. v dtuwu. budget and finance, Russell Daul- ton, Mrs. i Gorman,, George Van Deventer and Mrs. Robert ; Har ris: 4-H, Mrs. - Harry Oldenburg and 4-H leaders; refreshment and hospitality. Mrs. Lloyd Marlaft aits, nenry xiocnspeier, xnrs. Ice land Wells; publicity and bullet- TTW.T T .Iw. ins, Mrs. V. E. Goin, Miss Evelyn ilCW LeaUerS HalL Irvine Wright . Mrs. R. C. Austin; legislative, Douglas Olds; room representatives, Mrs. J. C.I Bentley, Mrs. Effie Dye and Mrs, tw v-'ji... vj., t ' phine GetcheU; membership and magazines, Mrs. James Adams, Mrs. Charles Henion, Mrs. Albert Meyers, Mrs.. Gertrude Potts and Jake Gilmour. Child Health T T O a. LrOnterenCe Oet W11XX VUIV lsVVw , At Mt. Angel Stateamaa News Service MT. ANGEL The first of the monmiT cnua ocjuui cumerrocei e al m wj oe spousureu av -oaw Angei oyack Hammond, vice v president: the local American Legion J iliary is slated for next Tuesday, ir. n a. mr a. ar t i may ai xuarya scnooi li brary from 1 to 8- p.m.' .The conference will be conduct ed by the Marion county health department nd . County " Health Nurse Jean Wright will be at each . ; Ji..:.. 1x1- -i comer ence km uiscuw ncmiLa proo lems of the Infant and pre-school child. Irnmunizatf ons will be givenu At every other conference the doctor will be -present to give examinations 1 and for; consults tions. Appointments with the doc tor must - be , made, in advance. Mrs. R. T. Bisenius Is local chair s . ,,. man and any parents wishing an appintaentwitlv the doctor for f J,..,Tt: date. Phone number Green 31. -. . Stage Program At Mill aty ' ) -" gfateimia Ntws lervlca MTLt CITY The Mill City gh ' school auditorium was de corated with spring flowers for th mmtmA annual MnHm'i Ta sponsored by the GirlsCr Athletic wi$ handkerchief shower. " association which was . held Thurs- vMrs. George Hammond, presi day afternoon. A large group of Presided . at the business mothers, teachers: and friends meeting when new officers were were present for the affair. , ef5td, the ensumg year: Mrs. The program consisted of the Ahce Updegraff, president; Mrs. greeting of mothers by GAA pres- Harvey Mclaughlin, vice pres ident Wanda vandermeer; solos, MOTHER' and "You Are a Won- derful Mother" by Miss Hope Buakirk and LaVetta Powelaon: style show by home ec girls; piano 'iStlSS: solo by Ardith Jones time. Parade of the Wooden iefs. Dear Land of Home, and The I Rosary by the Girl's Glee club; There's No Tombrrow, and Gala way Bay. piano numbecs by Betty Lou ICree; Tm Always chasing! Rainbows, marimba solo by Max-1 lne Scott; and the Indian Love Call by Joan Johnson. the Lansing Neighbors home ex Members of the GAA who took tension unit as they held the last part in the style show were: .Jane meeting at the home Of Mrs. H. Peterson,. Elnora Albright, Paula Lorvend. The project was given VanBuskirk, Dolores Poole, Lela by Miss Eleanor Trindle, county Kelly, iMaxine Scott. Alona Daly, home demonstration agent. . Arlonel Kulkman,1 Patricia Cree, Foods that had been prepared Hazel Heal and Donna Cooke. The a month ago and frozen were style show was shown as a mag- served with freshly prepared ones azine and each girl in turn step- of the .samekind to the 21 mem ped out of a page. Magazine title bers and four - guests who were was "Cotton Carnival and all Mrs. K. G. Wickizer, Mrs.' Bil- ilAfrtA wiAiraa1aa WastWa TWftiO ViV Hta Ifnfff rWTl f Cham YA " eirls themselves. Miss Hope Baney was the reader. t The members of I the Glee dub are: Alona Daly, Beryl Mason, Betty Lou Cree, Donna Nelson, Joan Johnson, Betsy Kriever. Dolores Poole. Lela Kelly, Dorothy Downer, Pat Dav- I idson, Fat West, LaVetta Powel- hTn a son, Marlehe Verbeck. Arlone I VthT drrecbT nnnm rnnlr. Jan MtonAn aruT Tjanew. : . . Hobbies and who they. were shown by: canning . Jo Roy, Joan Johnson, and Anna Mae Nel-1 son; salt and pepper shakers trZ?- Johnson, Marlehe Verbeck, Alona Daly. Wanda ; Vandermeer; em- broidery work -V- Joan Johnson, Patricia Cree and Dorothy Down- er; v chrocheting V- auia van- Buskirk, Patricia Cree, Elnora Al-1 hriaht- Jan "Pptrsnn snansamn I les Lela Kelly; puppets Sue "';r,;,r, 1 Tla Kelly-' storVbook dcOli T Betsy g'f sy Kreiver; and souveners of Scot- land sent by a pen. pal t. rw - tk '0m infnxl with bowi of red tulips and blue iris, I -omri-no th m wow Anna Mae Nelson and Elnora Albright Pre- at th mff nnu wer Pal- ricia Cree and Joy Roy. Miss Hope Ranv. adviser aid Wanda Van- dermeer were in charge of the tea, assisted by committees. Spring Valley i i l -ivl Lallt) JCileCtS SUtasmam News. Service SPRING VALLEY A radio I DTOKram with numbers by local r"f ZJv - .VT " V e l.mef ot It.5Prm Valley naa3mty orawa.. " t v tt T.ifr, w w v r.rWn Refcekah hall Friday evening. FJ w.nfmmefum on of officers .was the main ISTiinSr business of the evening, with; the bers included piano selections by TK . David end Ruth Carlson and -SStfSnS Donna McLaughlin, humorous nmfa;Thamufr Donna McLaughlin, humorous lUn. wm Vandermolenrvocal r' rolvn Whittinirton- man- "SreTfa' " "nih. Ray Wfikxton entertainment the girls and Mrs. Hma Copeland were n sang several selections and the refreshment committee.' " Jhe close of . the meettog re i h kiinu BKdnn nfffora freshments were , served by the wm'wtm fm the nnintf vear I w a w tHav vrm VAdi Kolln. -Twsident! aux-tMrs. Ray B. -Whittinaibni aecre- tary-treasurer. J ' West Stay ton. Makes Plans Social Group tttesssask News service LOST: Black Pomeranian. Answers to .WEST STAYTON The final "Butcb". Tictoity isoo lA-kji ; Ub meeting for. the West Staytoa isss s. Liberty. Ph. hiT-tViHa rliiS wae-hlrl at th home- j a.'j ' ' . m.i.w. I - Uf Mnt Irene Hankel at North Santiam,; Wednesday fterniu During the: business meeting con- Graca Kinser. Kenner Hankel small , son of Mrs. Hankel passed U1S. i ytT- JZZ1?1 "iiT xteceivuiB dubumj av" me birthdays to be celebrated during it.. - 1.1 - - ins suxLUuex moauu were, airs, Ethel Van Wagner, Mrs. Pearl Darley, Mrs. Pepper Shepherd, Mrs. Irne s HankeL Mrs. Grace Keirsey, Mrs. John Bischoff, Mrs. Al - SM . mm Alyce Chance and Mrs. Lera Sno- ddy., . ,. Mrs.. Maty Hankel was appoint ed to serve on the buying" commit tee for. the. first meeting in' the fall which Is to be held October 4 at the home of Mrs. Ada Stewart. Why Suffer Any Longer waa otaers fa& ase war CTrtaeat years sa Chhaa. N aaatter wtth I was iinan ywar are armcte Slaeraera. staasttisv kaart, taaca, ttv- tr. aiaaays. gas, iiaaBiaHaav alcers alaaetaa, rhiaaasilnn. ran mm kia4W I CHARLIE CHAN . CO. - tU ft C uatrctat, Paans a-im SALKM. oaa uffle mmmrm a. S&aninJWanvOrcc a Women Honor Neighbor at. Shower .. . . ... . A ' llitwwii Mnrt itrrUa ZENA r Mrs. Lloyd Dicken son entertained the Sunshine club of Spring (Valley with a social af ternoon, Wednesday at her Zena home , when Mrs. .R. V. Varleson, a member who . Is. leaving the (neighborhood, was complimented -om mwoh, mx- i7-"muiw. LocKer roods Meet Subject -w A At Lansing , tUtesaum News Service LANSING Pre-cooked foods for- the locker was the Subject for Walter-Busch. Mrs. James Haskell presided at tne business meetma and renorts were , given by the . committees. Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton reported that 131.82 had been riven to the Azalea House fund and a card of thanks received from Mrs. Roy Kuns, county chairman, was read S Mr Harry oitte. chn; New officers ' installed were: Llovd Hamilton. ' vice chairman. and Mrs. George Padrick, secre- . , - - . tary-treasurer. 5 Garden Group F Molrac Plane IT 1 41 IVtO X Xa 1179 j-fkTa I -r An a L fJJT JUVOI1S SUUsaaaa Newt Service LYONS i The Garden club m cornmuniiy ciud nouse met at the community club house Thursday aftegsnoon, with Mrs Otto Weidman, president presid ing overthe meeting. I a. a j? . i u- a geoerai discussion was neiu Mrs. Don Brotherton, Mrs. Percy j Hiaftt and Mrs. PauhJoiinston were appointed a committee to outline the program and make the year books.! Mrs. Clyde Bress&r. pub- licity chairman,- -and Mis. Alex Kuiken chairman of the sick corn- xhittee. It was voted to hold the meet ings the second Wednesday ot each month, and Iris was chosen as the dub flower. The next meet ing will be held at the club house with' Mrs. Orville Downing and Mrs. John McClurg hostess, with Mrs. John Neal in charge of en tertainment and Mrs. Don Broth erton the program. Angel cake and coffee was served by the com mittee, Mrs. Paul Johnston and Mrs. Alice Huber, to Mesdames Mike Fink. Lynn, Lambert Don I Brotherton. Orville Downinir. Per- W , . ?' , , Hubbard,-Alex Kuiken, John Neal, Clyde Bressler, Otto Weidman, jvirs. pancue ana nars. unwtv I The Mari-Unn PTA met at the Tr'1r VT.' '. tr,S wn Huffman, secretary, and Mrs. Wil- Jliam Prichard, treasurer. committee Mrs. Sam Bridges and f m ivT j . I vera maeggcr, 300 Personal 310 Meeting Notice Alnaworth Lodse No. SOI. AF & AM. Special Tuea. May 23. r. v. ueKree. 73 i-.m. Kinawood Lodge No. 204 AJT. sTAM M M degree, Man. stay zz. i pjn. 312 Lost cmd' Found lAaii wjuw Kmuvm win uiii iiiiii- d cushion for an upholstered chair - pTvS VSr Lost: Brown tweed coat size two. Call . I 31 TroaixpoTtatlon I LEAVING for BOllnxa. Montana May a. Desire passenger to share ex I penses. Ph. 3-44M. 1 , , I ' l -, - x a, . 31 Peesonnt , n . . , , Uet-ACCni aimed LdUD through social eorreapoBdeae. I " ikU. M UMt. today for list of eUyibles. Simpson Box 1251. Denver. Colo. I iiipm n.w. .i.. . ii . t . RICKEY, . address .wanted ol Lena Jttcfaey and her- daughter, Eathe Itteke-v. K. J. Houlihan. 70S Olive St. St Louis. Missouri. :onmioiDS (PILES) nsstmKv VISTULA rXOLAPSX sad ether Seetal Dlaaeslen NeHaeait- -s ISsatlesi Dr; H Deynclis ; Clidc Natttropeth-Bectal Specialist U44 Caster St, Th. 1-Mft 0 300 Personal INVESTIGATIONS: Mlaaiag Pwsoaa. Detection Service. , Confidential mad Personal. No Charge lor ctoaauu Uon. Detective Agency. 147 M. b ' rtr. Phone f-0731. ALCOHOUCS Aaonrmoua. Ph. S-S12J, onrmoua. YMCA 1 P. O Boa T24. Wad TO. 'JO om 400 Agriculture 402 Urestoca- TOR 8al or trade tor cheaper bono. l-o yr out sorrel mas I St naiat wi 1000. 1-9 yr Palomino 14 hand wt SOS. 1 gaited Pinto mar 14i bands wt 10M. D. 0. Delp. 9670 Silverton Rd. .lm ml K. rairvrounda. ' 3 YR Old Jersey cow, juat sreab. S11 m. qui. if ' . POR 61 : Jersey Heifer Fresh"" . weeks very gentle; Only 100. Wbttaa Hanrh. 1 mil East from Turner. foa SAIX or trad tor beef, one saaaft iruernsey cow muuiK avk sais. omm i nau 4BW7 cow, nuuinc ill. xaor 11 months old, very gentle; 11X 1550 Lancaster Dr. Fh. S-134&. REG. Arabians, . Palomino, 1 whit, JBoin a yra. ou. sjuo lor aouu ra. S-5437. - 4 -' &ENTLC Saddla ' borae and 1 yr. filly. Ph. Z-S093. CiOOD Family cows, HI. 8 Box 192, ph. S-S1M. Call after- 8:00 p.m. BONDED LIVESTOCK buyer. L (L McCawtfHsh lin S 23th Ph 3-t14T. UCENSgO Uvestock buyer, H t. Snethn 155A Uarwster dr oh t-IS4S. BUNOKD hveatuoa buyer- Claude C- warns Rt S Box S99V Ph S-1144 Wanted: Ali type livestock., P6u--Mlf. 404 Poultry cmd Itobbite'' NTW Hampahire Chlcka $18.50 per 100. weeuy natcnee. ast center St. pn. S-WW. Lee" Hatchrr. rftYEfci. 35e lb. live wt. Us. N. River Rd. Ph. 2-nio. i 400 PARMENTOR.1J wks. pullets. $Q3 ea. Rt 8. Box 400. Ph. 3.1055. LASCZ FRYERS for' locker, live- or PARK v REDS, New Ham pa, Cocaiahi Tose. aho nartea cnix. . cireuiar. Gehrina Hateherr. Silverton. 110 weeks Parmeater 1 and Haatml pullets also Comiah cross fryer chicks. Gehrlnx Hatchery. S 11 vert on. Ph. Black 193. NEW Hampshire chicks available every- Tuesday, rox's Hatchery. 3U0 state St. Phone 3-4904 408 Pets rOR Sale: Keg. Boatoa terrier pupa. Black & white, 2018 N. ComX ph. 2-8554. FOR Sale; Re. Boxer puppiea. reaJy to go 1st week in June. Ph. Mon mouth 547 - or call at Jack Stump Ranch 2 -mi W. of Monmouth on FalU Otr M. ORANGK Canaxiea. sinaexa. Ph. TS33. 410 Seeds md Plania i SWEET Williams, mbced colora 4M- phlnlum, palntea -daiste,- mlxea col or. Canterbury bells. Ac- a paa aiea - lert. St other perennials, SSa bunch 9 for SI. 482S Bailey Rd. Keteer. Ph. 450. y GERANIUMS, Fuschias and beddinf plants. Eaatridge Greenhouse, loss 2nd St W. Salem. BUSICY TUBEROUS Begonia pWa. choice colors. S2 doz. Newest Pacific Hybrid - Delp: Delpninum plants, in pot. named colors. 3 for Si. 2195 Berry St. FrL. Sat. and Sun. lants. in pot. named colors. 3 for SI Tt. S-5128L GERANIUMS .15. Jt5, 35. Fuschias- M & 50 Mum plants JO or 1.00 Us. . Ruffled petunias, phlox J3S da oorcti box- Diamai- .ix ui orch box un - Axalea Moliia in bloom .75 up. . Merrill- . Greenhouse. Brooks. PANS LES. Choice -selection. 75c daz. Adams 4090 N. River Rd.. Ph. l32iS. 425 Auction Sole Auction Every Thurs. T30 pjh. "Furniture and household articles.; We invite you to bring: your consigaaients t us;. EAST SAIJEM AUCTION 1025 Lcaater Dri ve Ph. 2-1121 , $$ Dollars $$ TO CASH TOR YOD . Bring yi our misc.- dc furniture to Scot- . ty s. Ai uction House, l'i Mile ast out WTIIW Uh( MHIU -w 450. Merchandise 451 Machinery md Toole I ONLY, portable reneraOn wirt IS K.w. i iv voit a pnaae iurar wiu 4 cylinder Wisconsin air cooled mo tor with automatic starter. Used only few hours. This unit cost 21e new. Will seH for $450. City Electric S4S OiitM., Ph 1MM. SARS metal turning, lathe; IS in. bet. centers. Com p. with motor SN. ra. J-T351. 1390 Shady Lane. 455 Hottsehold Goods For'StJe LIGHT wood cabinet radio, $30, Wes tlnghouse elec range $20. Ph.- 2-M32. 1518 MissfenL ATrTtQUE Walnut deakrover 100 years out. cninese nana csrvea moim Macs 145 S. Church. Salem. PC Walnut bedroom suite, with MX springs -St mattress, good cond. Ph. MftIB - S2tf River View Rd NXAELY New 8' reirlgeratar. lg duo-' therm tt tan. Daven & chair. Kit: sat, 9 yr crib Sr esceHent mattreaa.- Play paa, high chair, chest 311 8. First St. Silvertom.; Ore. OLDER type-' waaMng nwchina. new '. cau i USEQ - Apt elec. rangaa - with ' oven. S17J0. Ph. s-asss. Linoleum $3.95 v-ALLgy rtmw co. gas- w cowl. WA&HIKO MaoaiDeand. tubs SU. new 8 ft It reniftiaiuR S2ug, uue-uterm beater and : barrel $29, daveno and chair SIS, fruit Jan, garden tools -etc. 114S Srh Rt - Phone S-1flS3. ESbSS Daveno, good cond. 31M Teas Aver or can : 1US4. Used , Fnrn Cheap . TRACK TERMS - VsBey rtirn.- Co. MS No. Com! -747 EAST Washing machine, CoSdssot re- xnaeraiDr, cmcuk no, vms,-- piano, lawnmower. aoa sagmaw, pn. i-mss. . ii. ,; , - ' NEW Cias range i1 od. Ph. XU1 be- tore- SJn. swer a 'p.m. OCCASIONAL' Chairs. Ph. 437617 LEAVING Town, will sell new daven- port and enair, reasonaoie. pn-s-awo 458 Wanted. Boasehold Goods WILL Pay $50 eaaa, for the best elec , trie Ironer offered, ph. 3-7070 after a p.m. evea. X CAN Pay the top cash price lor. you furniture because I can sell it Im mediately. Let tne figure- with, yew -before you sell. I need all kinds- of furniture, russ. appliances' radios."' antiques, pianos. sportine gaods. trailers, boats, anything of value., Phone Clean Woodry 3-4118 now for ' immediate results. , CiLa3 WOOQKY Ph. SSUa. nt TTiasUtv - Dsua. DKS. CHAN V . LAJsl emxtsx cxxnAi.i?m ; . xl jNertb' Llbertyr '.:- Upstahra aawra laa's, S tt. L rty Offlee apaa satarday aatr-U sja ta i p js, "r na. Baaaa piassais uw uuv mrm frea as icaarg. PraeSieed IM. ; -H