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AN FRANCISCO Corp. Robert Coronet, of Alhambra, Calif., and
his Oriental war bride Nobuko, 20. and their 5-raonth-old daughter,
Mary Ann, were aboard the transport USS Gen. W. A. Mann which
docked in San Francisco because the people of Alhambra wrote No
buko to convince her she would be welcome. Nobuko wanted to be
come a "Madame Butterfly' for fear no one would want her. The
corporal married Nobuko on Okinawa, (AF VVlrephoto to The Statesman.)
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Picnic Ware Now Has Now) Style,
Outdoor Eating More Enjoyable
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By SUE GARDNER
Picnic time is about here and
there are many new items to
make outdoor eating more en
joyable. One of
the new stvle
carry - all con
tainers f"r v. -doors
is a crea
tion of Petra
Cabot, indus
trial desierspr.
combination, it
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is ma
coated
with a
finish
throughout with
fiber glass. The container will
keep four gallons of food or
liquid hot or cold for a long time.
It holds 300 ice cubes intact
for 34 hours and -can actually
serve as an auxiliary refrigerator
for indoor as well as outdoor
parties. You can use it as a fish
erman's bucket or for frozen
foods. A transparent plastic sep
arator tray can be suspended
from the top to keep bottled
goods and ice from sandwiches
Or other dry food.
Plastic dishes of all kinds are
n excellent investment for a
family that likes to go on picnics
anon, ii .sp" 1
ade ofr M
steel! t
a vinyl! & I
often and ; wants everything
handy. Knives, forks and spoons
are easy to handle ,and hinged
serving tongs with fork and
spoon ends make outdoor service
simple.
Other handy plastic accessories j
include paper; napkin holders for
setting an outdoor table on breezy j
days, plastic cups, saucers, plates
and tumblers .salt and pepper
shakers, sugar servers, and bowl
sets. There are a number of items !
for, children,; including vinylite
plastic mats in the shape of ele
phants, d iib.es with separate com
partments, and trays for easy j
hanaung. If lyou want a really
festive table, j take along a wash
able plastic table cloth.
(Copyright 1952
General features Corp )
IVIt. Angel Business
Club Studies Plan
To Advertise Citv
Statesman Nfi Servic
MT. ANGEL More advertising
for Mt. Angel was brought up for
discussion at the Business Men's
Club luncheon Monday noon, sev
eral members favoring publish
ing a new booklet describing the
town's features.
The discussion ended in a mo
tion that a committee be appoint
ed to consider the matter. Presi
dent Joe Wagner named the fol
lowing: Alois Keber, chairman,
Ed Stolle, Loretta Dehler, Joseph
L. Wachter and T. B. Endres.
Announcement was made that
shops would be closed on Memori
al Day.
Wilfred Verboort reported
Farmers Night a "great mccess".
He asked that a list of guests be
made to insure that other farm
ers be invited next year and that
Eiembers be penalized $2.50 for
ringing anyone that is not strict
1 a farmer.
New Lyons
Store Opens
Stateimaa News Servic
LYONS Howard Baldwin and
his mother, Mrs. Zona Baldwin,
held a lonnai opening at their
new clothing-goods store here Sat- !
urday. j
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGee, Los I
Angeles, Calif., are guests at the j
home ot Mrs. Inez Ring.
Mr. and Mrsi Bert Lyons are on
a two-week vacation trip to the j
middle west, accompanied by
their daughter and family, the
Fred Lindemaans, at the Orville
Downing home last week end.
Officers Installed
By Canyon P-TA
Statesman News Service
IDANHA Mrs. Raymond Sophy,
first president of the Deanha P-TA,
installed the 1952-53 officers at
the P-TA meeting last week. Mrs.
Al Cokenour was installed as presi
dent; Mrs. Brad Humphrey, vice
president; Mrs. Albert Warby,
secretary; and! Mrs. Jack Gulli
ford .treasurer.-
Buying a dishwasher for the
school cafeteria; was discussed and
Mr. Rutherford, chairman of the
school lunch committee, was re
quested to meet with the school
board to discuss that possibility.
Refreshments were served by
the eighth grade mothers. The 4-H
fifth grade girls sang a number.
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