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lug them with personal appear
Rivoll theater. On the
the day of .the NEV
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NEW YORK -(INS)-The busi
ness of having stars follow their
pictures around the country to
ances reached a new high recently
during the big ballyhoo for the
film "No Way Out at New York's
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film's opening Linda Darnell ac- ITHACA, N. Y'(JS) Dr.
fry1??t 111 box office and J Edward H. Litchfield, former di
sold tickets. - rector rf th HtHi tmii.MM.
y. th. Mu.n. SMwmm Mm, cw. ui-a. 1MJ.7
Hears Basic
School Talk
lUt am Newt Service
DETROIT Oti Whit Tk.
iiiwuira proiessor of ad
ministration In the School of Bust-
nest and Public administration at. The Japanese volcano Fujiyama
wviucu. , last nmH n 17ftT
troit high school principal, dis-
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lu me proposed increase in
. the basic school support fund in
talk before the Detroit Parent
Teachers association this week.
The proposal, . referred to the
voters by the . 1949 legislature,
will be on the ballot in the No
vember election. Mrs. Richard
Hanson reported on the Parent
Teachers instruction school held
la Albany September 14.
Mrs. Hoyt's second grade won
the attendance prize. Mrs. Robert
Steele's first grade furnished re
freshments with Mrs. Albert Sny
der acting as chairman.
Willamina's
Extension Unit
At Conference
' - lUttuu News Service)
JWTLLAMINA. Those, from
here attending an officers train
lng meeting of the home exten
sion service in Dallas this week
were Mrs. H. C Rydell and Mrs.
Harold Caligan from Willamina,
and - Mrs. John Forrest and Mrs.
Ralph Reid of Grand Ronde.
Mrs. Gerald Baker is slowly
improving from infantile paraly
sis in Portland hospital where
she was- taken recently for a six
months' series of treatments. She
was' stricken a year ago and has
-been totally paralyzed.
A birthday dinner was given
for Jim Shipley this week by Mr.
and . Mrs. Gilbert Marvin. Other
guests were Mrs. Shipley and son,
ana mt. .ana jars, saniord Kls
seeuw. "- - - v i
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ; Wohleb
and children, former residents of
Villamina, are now living in Cor
vallis. Mr. Wohleb, who graduat
ed in June from Linfield college,
has received orders to return to
service with the army.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Griffin
and Kenny have moved to Coos
Bay where he is employed. Their
home here has been purchased by
Mr. and Mrs. George Kulick, who
have moved in.
Enjoying the week end in Ma-
rysviUe, Calif, were Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Parrett and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Shetterly,- who flew there
Saturday, returning home Sunday
evening.- -
Amity Women Attend
Salem Church Meeting
SUUanua New ferric
AMITY JMesdames Andrew
"W. H. Loop attended a meeting of
the board of managers of the Cen
tral . Willamette Baptist Women's
Missionary societies Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Floyd White in
Salem. Plans were made for the
group's fall rally.
Friends of the S. L. Stewart fa
mily were .notified this week of
the death of Roy Landis at Ore
gon City Sunday. Landis was the
son - in - law of Mrs. S. L. Stew
art of Amity. Funeral services
were neia in uregon City Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest. Robertson and her
new son, James Ernest, returned
home from Salem Memorial hos
Dital recently - -
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wright of
North Bend have moved into the
Versteeg apartments in Amity.
wngnx is employed at the Kirk
ood mill. -
CARD PARTY HELD
GERVAIS There were nine
tables of cards in play at the first
card -party of the season sponsored
by the St. Rita's Altar society at
the parish hall Sunday night, Sep
tember 24. Mrs. JoseDh Schlechter
and Antoine uejardin were win
ners in 500 and Valentine Miller
held high for Pedro. Joseph Saal-
leid won the door prize. Mrs. An
toine DeJardin was in charge of
the committee for arrangements
and refreshments.
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FIRE DAMAGES CAB .
SILVERTON The Don. Kjos
coupe was damaged considerably
by fire late Sunday night as it was
parked on Main street in front
of the Weiby store. " Origin "of the
lire - was unknown but the -fire
department arrived in time to pre
vent complete destruction.
Bridge concrete poured
SILVERTON City Manager
Robert T- Borland ivnnHi
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james Avenue bridge, where con
crete forms were poured early this
month, will be completed as soon
as the steel arrives. The steel is
now in transit, Borland added. .
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