The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 21, 1950, Page 18, Image 18

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Wade Patterson, former St. Helens
:. coach, was appointed nednes
. ; I aaj as Marioa eennty health
-A. educator. - :
County
Health Man
Wade Patterson, 29, of Portland,
Wednesday was appointed health
educator for the Marion county de
partment of health, by Dr. Willard
Stone, county health officer.
Patterson, University of Wash
ington graduate, will take over his
new duties October 1. He suc
ceeds Howard Pyfer, who plans to
study for a medical degree in Seat
tle. Pyfer had been fining the post
f Francis Reierson, who was on
leave to attend the University of
California and since" has been ap
pointed to a post in the state health
department. '
Patterson, native of Portland, at
tended Oregon State college in
1940-42, University of Washington,
1946-48, graduating with degrees
In health and physical education. -
He has taken graduate work in
administration and supervision of
education from the University . of
Oregon extension school. He taught
school and coached all sports. at
St. Helens high school for the past
two yearv ,
He was a navy pharmacist's
mate during the war. He served in
the South Pacific and completed
his tour of duty at Guam.
Patterson is in Salem this week
familiarizing himself with his
duties which, in general, consist of
promoting health activities through
crganized community efforts.
Suspended Jail
Sentence Given
Check Writer
Murel Cluck, 2173 N. Front st,
' received a suspended 60-day Jail
sentence Wednesday in Marion
county district court on a charge
of drawing a bank check with in
sufficient funds., . j
Cluck previously had changed
his plea from innocent to guilty
to the charge. He was placed on
probation for one year.
In other court action. Judge
Joseph Felton authorized the re
lease of Alfred Ecker, Monroe, to
a. XJ. S. marshal. Ecker, who ad
mittedly was involved in a post
office holdup at Aurora in 1948,
was wanted for violation cf a fed
eral parole.
Timber Tract
Sale Slated
For0ctober9
Tout timber tracts in Polk and
Oackamas county will be put up
for sale at an oral auction sched
uled October 9 at the district for
ester's office in Salem.
The bureau of land management
ssxnounced the timber included an
estimated 8,000,000 board feet of
S&Kibcr
An additional 12,000,000 board
feet located on two timber tracts
in Senton county also is up for
sale. Sealed bids will be opened
October 10 in the office of the
regional administrator in Portland.
Other oral auction sales of tim
ber will be conducted between Oc-
tsber 9 and 13 in Eugene, Rose-
burg, Medford and Coos Bay. ,
Coeds Enjoy
lto2 Ratio .
On Men at WU
? The men-on-campus outnumber
Cie coeds nearly 2 to 1 at Wil-
lamette university, registration
figures snowed Wednesday.
Of the 1,000 or so students here
lor the new Willamette term
which opened this week, 990 had
completed registration by yester
. day.' Additional registration is ex
' pertedT through . this month. ?
. Officials said 52S men and 293
women have registered in liberal
arts, 27 men and 40 women in the
college of music, 101 men and 2
women in the college of law. -In
the liberal arts junior class, men
outnumber the coeds 13S to 43 for
the highest class ratio. V
. Freshman figures show 251 in
liberal arts, 41 in law and 18 in
music. There are 33 graduate and
rpecial students Included in the
Lberal arts total. .
The U. S. Forest Service esti
mates profit from national forests
at $354,000,000 a year, $36,000,000
la cash and the rest in improved
recreational facilities, etc. . ; -
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portable
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Regularly $6.95
Paper Towels
150 Sheers
Reg. 15c
9c
REG. 10c CASHMERE
on pi Soap 8 for 50c
23c
Shopping Bag
Reg. 39c
mm
650 Sheers
9c Vslue
5c
$1.25
VALUES!
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With imported rosewood handles and
interlocking rivets! J
BUTCHER KNIVES 6", 7", 8 BLADES
CARVING KNIFE, 8 BLADE
HAM SLICER 9W BLADE J :
Set of 5 only 70c mora than usual price of 1
PANTS end
JFeltrlinod wood ,,gr!psi malal
hanger-hook with spring cioiinu.
Re. 20 1 I
rubber!
GLOVES
Red or Brown
Foulness'
Chrome-finish
WAFFLE
IRON
with Indicator
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REG. $8.35
Sanforized, Shrunk
COWBOY
JEANS
Reinforced, Riveted. Extra
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Flexible
SINK
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1 Quart Sizo
CL0R0X
BLEACH
Disinfects, Deodorizes
Rgulir 83
BEVERAGE
SET
Rag.
$1.49
$1.19
A 85-oz. Pitcher
O 6 9-oz. Tumblers
While They
Ust
49c
REG. $4.00
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FRESHENER
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PHILLIP'S
TOOTH
PASTE
1 himmi
Deodorant Soap 24 Hour", T
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60c Old Spice Shave Cream
50
1S MV
Kleenex Tissues, Box of 300 3 for 79
libbev Tumblers, plain 10-ot. G for 196
Glass Measuring Cmp graduated, 7
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take anywhere, no. water, needed.
98c Canasta Cards, double dock 70
7c Copper Pot Cleaners - .3 for lf
49c Tablecloth Cover, Plastic,
50x50
2 OZS,
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Wecthely controls body odors from Mo!
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Plus Tax
39c White dotltoslino, 50-ft.
13c Dundee Wash Oath . ' 1 j
Reg. $3-00
EL0RDA
Eye and Throat
CREAM
$1,001
Special
$1.25 Size
STOPETTE
SPRAY
DEODORANT
Double Edge
RAZOR
$1.25
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Just press the nozzle I
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billows out in clouds. -.
Decorated Folding;
4- x 25"
Tilt-Top
COFFEE TABLE
Doubles aa a Screen1
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Reg. 29c Bowl Cover Set, SjoctvlfloS
Garbage Can, Step-On, Metal
Airmail Envelopes,1 Pack 20
25c Drew Shampoo for ?fC
$2.25 Elmo Skin Freshener
Meed's Dextri-Mehoee, 75c sizo -G7i
10c Flashlight Batf ries J. 2 for 76
98c Fountain Syringe, M.dion" QCJ
89c Hot Wattr Bottle "tAdi$onm $9
Sal Hepetica, Seline Uxetive, 6-ox. Qlt
10c Moth Chaser, 2Vi-oz. hanger
block 2forlSi
19c Cleansing Tissues, 3008 2 for 27 1
49c Steel Folding Ruler, 6-ft. 43fj
10c Household Nail Asst. ...Jj for Hc
Kite Twine, 200 feet )r
60c Alka Seltzer Tablets - 496
Dial Deodorant Soap for 376
15c Pocket Combs
3
Rajah Cleaning Fluid, 16-or. .t3
29c All Metal Sprayer, pint ' , 196
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protect cvffi, lewelry.
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