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Aalley News
Statesman News Service
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son Reseated
As Phone Chief
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LYONS Russclj Wilson has
been reelected president of the
Peoples Co-Operative Telephone
Co., it was announced this week
following a recent meeting.
Phil Bell was reelected secreta
ry. Hugh Johnston aid Fred Rho
wein were elected directors to
succeed James Land add George
Nydegger. j j
At the business session it was
reported the dial system is work
ing satisfactorily. The i members
voted to assess each telephone
member $5 to help defray the. cost
of the new telephone building. It
was also decided to consolidate
the lines and to have them re
paired. j
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Marshall Powell Family
Welcomed by Reception
Statesman New j Service
IAONS Mrs. f Ray- Mohler,
Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Al
wood Aronson and Mrs. Ercill
Wilson were hostesses? for a re
ception recently iif the all-purpose
room at the Mari-Linn school
house, honoring Sr. and Mrs.
Marshall Powell and children,
new comers to the Community.
The Powells recently purchased
Jhe Lyons Food Market from M.
G. Brassfield and son, Bob. The
evening was spent in playing
games followed by in old fashion
spelling match. A dessert lunch
eon was served, f j
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In this hectic, turbulent, fast-moving world
Some things remain constant and dear,
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' the hamburger sandwich,
ihe baseball bat
andi the taste of Olympia Beer.
So if yoii're distressed with the changing times,
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The ."sensational," "different" and "new"
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' and you look for a name
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ghat's always the same,
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ljust ask for Olympia Brew.
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It's sparkling and bright, Hcious and light,
And always tastes
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"It's the Water"
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That has given Olympia fame,
I that brings out the flavor
3 that so many savor A h
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and always remains just the same.
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Briefs
Jeff erson New officers elected
to head the Altar Society of St
Thomas Catholic Church are Mrs.
Orin Smith, president; Mrs. Bob
Hart, vice president; Mrs. Lee
Ammon, secretary ;Mrs. Frank
Martin, treasurer. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Hart on Feb.
12.
Sheridan Sgt. and Mrs. E. A.
McKenzie left for Camp Stone
man, Calif, last week after being
home on a 30-day furlough.
Lyons Mrs. Albert Bass, with
her brother, Leonard Moses of
Philomath, and Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Mosses of Gates, left Thursday
morning for Eureka, Calif., where
they were called by the serious
illness of their father who is 93
years old.
Sheridan Palmer Byrkit Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Byr
kit, has received his discharge
from the Navy. He returned from
Japan in December and received
his discharge this month in San
Francisco.
Jefferson Mrs. Clarence Mil
ler, assistant postmaster, is ill
with flu, this week. Mrs. Henry
Thiessen is helping at the post
office while she is away.
Pioneer The coming year's
program of the Sugar and Spice
4-H Cooking Club was planned at
the group's meeting last week at
the home of leader Mrs. Alice
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like it should,
and the grains
'It's the Water" that makes it so good.
that flows in those underground
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To Visit at OCE
Statesmaa News Service
MONMOUTH Representatives
Of the Naval Aviation Cadet Pro
curement Office at the Navy Air
$tation in Seattle, Wash-, will be
on the OCE campus Jan. 29, from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. r v
All Interested male graduating
Students may visit with these rep
resentatives to discuss draft prob
lems as well as Navcad Flight
training and Naval Reserve com
missions. (Tamale Sale at
Lyons Thursday
Statesman Newt Service
LYONS Plans for a tamale
sale and father-son banquet were
laid at a meeting last week of the
Womens Society of Christian Ser
vice at the home of President Mrs.
George Huffman.
: The tamale sale will take place
Thursday, Jan. 28. The father-son
banquet will be held in February,
it was decided. Next nteeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Wil
lard HartnelL
PLANT OPENS
I ! VENTURA, Calif. (INS)
Much-needed anhydrous ammon
ia, a chemical vital to agriculture
iand industry, has started flowing
from a new plant formally open
red recently by R. C. McCurdy,
president of Shell Chemical Cor
poration. The plant cost approx
imately $10,000,000.
Barnett Group I made southern
spoon bread and will bring muf
fins for judging at the next' meet
ing on Feb. 4.
i Jefferson Mrs. Galena Winn
of Talbot is in Salem General
Hospital recovering from major
surgery performed there Monday.
She is able to have company.
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Visitors welcome to "One of America's Exceptional Breweries,'
Orympia Brewing Company, Olympia, Wash.. U. S. A.
9'30 to 4:30 every day
Hoover 'Asks
UM; Ban Kept
OntRed China
NEW YORK Uh Former Pres
ident Herbert Hoover Sunday
urged "every, American" to join
a petition campaign against ad
mission fof Red China to the Uni
ted Nations.
"I have opposed recognition of
Communist China by the United
States and its admission into the
United Nations from the day the
Communists conquered China four
years ago." Hoover said. "Any
and every effort that we as Amer
icans can make to prove, to our
friends f overseas just where we,
as a nation, stand, is- of enormous
value."i
The petition signing campaign
is . being conducted by the com
mittee for One Million which is
headed by Warren R. Austin, for
merly U. S. ambassador to the
U. N. i
Dennis Scharf Elected
4-H Cooking dub Post
Statesman Newt Service
MIDDLE GROVE Dennis
Scharf was elected vice president
of the Spoon and Kettle 4-H Cook
ing Club, which met at his home
last week.
The members are competing
witbi tne H cooking club.
The meeting Monday was held at
the home of Michael Van Dusen.
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