8-(Sec 1) Statesman, Salem, Ore., 'Sat,. June 16, "58
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Of EN MONDAY AND FRIDAY
12:15 TO 9 PM
OTHER DAYS 9:30 AM. TO J: 30 P.M.
FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING
we are using prices
; FOR OVER 1,000 CARS-
River Tract
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DAYTON YmhiD county court
and nti bard hare accented i
" donation of property on the Yam
hilt river in Dayton tor use at a
tublic boat launching ramp.
Several Dayton residents had
purchased the property and offered
it to th vounty fret of charge for
- dm a a ramp. Army eagtneeri
he approved plana lor me ramp
and work will start on the project
toon, t ' .
Wban ft W computed, the launch
ing ramp Will serve as the closeat
outlet to the Willamette River from
Dayton, Sheridan, Willimina,
'Amity.' t McMinnville,' Lafayette.
Yamhill tad Carlton.
Auto Accident
Fatal to Young
L T. Huddle
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, ' MCMINNVUXE - Funeral serv
ices were held In McMinnville
Thursday for Leander T. Huddle,
a. who died here Monday following
multiple injuries received in an
. automobile accident June 7.
Huddle did not regain conscious
ness after the car which he was
driving reportedly swerved across
the road in front of an unloaded
iogging truck on Highway WW near
lcMinnville.
Huddle had. left his work at the
Emith-Sonnleitner Cookie plant aft
er complaining of a severe bead
ache. He had been ill a few days
' earlier and had been a diabetic
inost of bis life. - .
' He to survived by bis parents and
Randolph and xlizabeth Huddle
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Fire Truck
Rides Offered
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dren wjU be guests of the (ire de
partment Sunday afternoon from
1J J0 to J when the new No.
I truck will be dedicated and used
to give free rides to the young-1
The bote bed with deep sides
' will be empty, making a safe
place for the youngsters and
fireman at each end and will i
that there is no one hanging over
the sides. The siren will be in
. operation.
Therp ;;plirwf!h-fjt free-enter-
lainmeoi and a small gm lot scB
chilo The- purpose a continu
anee. of 3he fire-prntf4ni edu
cational program being carried
out by the) fire department.
"The new truck"; Is Hir reality
we reconverted J0.t J true I.
equipped with w new foe gallon
pump and motor, redesigned and
Minted, all the work being done
by the. firemen, in, their spare
time "without cost to the city oth--r-4n--eot
e material. The
Abbey donated the use of their
shop for the work. ,
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Ballif "Company t
Leaves for Camp
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bALLAS Over 1M men and
Iflve officers of the Dallas tank
company, National Guard, leave
here Saturday for two weeks of
field training-. I
Tht Tcompany will train with
the 403rd tank battattoa at Ft
Lewtf during the first week. The
second week will be devoted to
firing practice on the new M47
tanks at Yakima.
' Commanding officer of the Dal
las company is Capt. Stanley Sin
' gler.
Valley Births
SILVERTOII To the Rev. and
Mrs. Res Janes, Molalla. 'a son,
July 13 at the Sllverton Hospital.
' STAYTON - To Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Whorton, Aumsville, a son,
;j V i Pital.
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Yes, this Friday Surprise was so dramatic ... so big ... so im
portant, we used prices. Because of the overwhelming response to the values
offered, and in order to accommodate those who were unable to come in on Friday,
we are continuing it through today. It's that BIG -it's that IMPORTANT - it's that
DRAMATIC! So many people came down yesterday and took advantage of the values
but didn't have time to complete their shopping. We feel we owe it to them and those
who couldn't come in at all, to give them another day to save. Please come early
as many of the items are in limited quantities.
y so that
everybody
everybody
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can save
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