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Elmtra Girls Start Summer "Day Camp" ELMIRA Day Camp will start in the Ivan Parke Girl Scout camp grounds, Tuesday, June 22, 10 a. m. with approximately 50 gins atending. Mrs. rarke will have as helpers, Mrs. Paul Yarborough, Mrs. George Pierce, Mrs. Etta Baker, Mrs. E. J. Shoop, Mrs. Leonard Burger, Mrs. N. Murphy, Mrs. C. W Owen and! Mrs. R. L. Foster. Camp will continue through June a, si ana 24. June 29. 30. and July 1. Girls attending will De taugnt camp cookery, handi craft and nature and folk danc ing. Interesting "hikes" will also De taken. Elmira Voters I7i iH r i, 1 1 i i in hi mil I I M i r ha, ha! max re our Beer sent-he I I f wooie I I W vmoS- TuV r i nuo Fun- UlUCr rw IO CHAUFFEUR RrtJ HUTUmm i. . VUJ Cl.,. I I HMWW w - --- -- 7 BB WOO-I KJUKF v.f. lUQMFh I -DEMOCRATIC DA OP EQUALITY COMQi, fill WJMtKXJ OJULU DC lOLO I DOtTr Rjfm V Sfll I tvk cms WILL NOT RMQ HIM SO I I V 'BOUT THta- I &EN BEsWl1! Iw HARMLESS. 6H? J I I "" I I fUlti J .MM II .. m I Pi ifhiMi i m- ir-i II r k in . "- " II kW LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE rwmr n.n WE FILLH3 THE Vt KTTTE RT . (OMNo' LCS? If TRAILER TOO FULL, rr 60 I CAN tl V 7HAT! " -"J ll . f--il B 6ARoe; ano the haul rr ccwn f a. 1(7: l"l J -r" yj V ' A BLACK BUZZARD, Uncle Sam and the Rainbow Girl talk things over following their conquest of judges in the now annual Montgomery Wards Bike Parade Contest. Winners in Saturday's cos tume frolics were (from left to right): Third prize, Fay Lembert, 10; first prize, Gary A. Haley, 13; and second prize, Lee Carter, 12. ' Fall Creek Voles Monday FALL CREEK The meeting of School District No. 67 will be held in Fall Creek school house, June 21, 8 p. m. to 9 p. m.. This : is an important meeting. The budget for the fiscal year is to be discussed and the levying of a district tax, also, the matter of ; increasing tax for finishing the . gymnasium. Wilbur Winfrey is staying with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Surcamp, while Mrs. Winfrey is visiting relatives in Iowa. Laurie Mathews is in Sacred Heart Hospital following an operation. 1- Link river which joins Upper Klamath Lake with Lake Ewauna, is one of the nation's shortest streams. Less than a mile long, it flows entirely within the city lim its of Klamath Falls. The nation's shortest river is the D, 400 feet long, flowing from Devil's Lake into the sea along the Oregon coast. ' San Francisco $775 ROUND TRIP . . . $13.95 fter An No tower font I DEPOT W7 Pnri Stmt Mm 4t1 taw AlroDdllloned Co,ch2 New, Easy Way To Treat & BEAUTIFY DRY, BRITTLE HAIR Dandnrff, Itching Scalp, loss of Hair, laxnedlat e Improvement Or Money Back Thourands afflicted With drv. hrittU hair J broken, split ends, dan- uruu, itcninir seal p. nair odor, and exclusive lost J of hnir, are ravinp about me immediate, noticeable result from RHONTKX, the new medicated hair and ncalp borne treat ment. 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His terri tory covers from Junction City, the most northern point, to the California line, and from the ocean to the Idaho line, altogeth. er 36 Lions Clubs, the largest territory in the state, including such cities as Eugene, Roseburg, Medford, Coos Bay, Bend, etc. (Wiltshire . engraving.) Dorena School Cook Applications Requested DORENA Dorena School Club wants a cook for the coming school year. Anyone interested may apply to a member of the club, or to Jeanette Kelly, secre tary. At the recent meeting, a card of thanks was ordered sent to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele for past favors to the club. Next meet ing is June 21, Monday, for elec tion of officers. Dues may also be paid at that time. Next serv ing committee: Ora Thomason, Hattie Spahr, Franklin Stewart. Next entertainment committee, Beatrice Larsen, Faye Mathews. Alvadore Picnic ALVADORE The Alvadore Sunday School will have a pic nic at Conn's Orchard near the Fern Ridge Lake, Sunday, June 20. Everyone is invited. The picnic starts at noon. Alvadore's Thursday Club meets with Mrs. Emil Hansen, Route One, Junction City, Thursday, June 24, 2 p.m. The annual school meeting for Alvadore School District No. 186 is Monday, June 21, 8 p.m. Mothers' Club meets with Mrs Robert Foster, Tuesday, June 22. X-RAYER VISITS MAPLETON AREA MAPLETON The Mobile X Ray unit which will be in Maple- ton June 29 has the following scheduled: Monday. June 28 health office in Florence from 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. with Mrs. Sylvia Chandler in charge; Tues day, June 29 Mapleton at Sius. law Forest Products fill from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. with Mrs. Lynn Wheeler in charge: Wednesday. June 30 Community Hall in Swisshome from 11 a. m. to 6 p. m. with Mrs. Dick Winfrey in charge; Thursday, July 1 Slayt- er's Store in Blachly from 11 a.m. to 6 p. m. with Mrs. Robert Slayter in charge. All Mapleton residents are urged to sign at the post office before June 24 for an X-Ray appointment. flavors new, crispy) too Zip , , zest ... in never-before tastiness. No wonder the small fry like Kellogg's Corn-Soya. The toasty golden shreds are a combi nation of Corn, for flavor and energy, with Soya, for body-building food value, plus vitamins and minerals, too. Get some today. Sewer Starts For Junction JUNCTION CITY Thurnborn and Logozo, contractors for the collection system of the n sewage system started digging operations Thursday in the 700 block between Catherine and Washburn streets. A great deal of water was being encountered in that part of town where the ditches are going deep. Head quarters for Thurnborn and Logozo are in the recently va cated City Recorders building on Greenwood beyond GreenwooS hall. The Rushlight Automatic Sprinkler Co., contractors for the pumping system and the disposal plant have started work on the pumping station located on Mrs. Elsie Fosters lot at . Ninth and Juniper and are doing the groundwork on the disposal plant which is located on property purchased from Mrs. Fred Soren sen at the north end of Elm Street. The playground will open next Monday morning for supervised play under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Warne Empey. Hours are 9:30 until noon and 1:30 though 4:30 p. m. The program will include both organized and unorganized play periods, handi craft, a story hour, and other ac tivities. A pee wee baseball school for boys from the fourth to the eighth grade is planned. This will be divided into two age groups if there are enough boys interested. The first meeting will be at 2:30 p. m. Monday on the high school field. Along with the opening of the playgrounds for the children will come the organization of the eve ning Softball leagues for the adults. It is hoped that a league similiar to the one organized last year can be started again and that possibly another league of teen age boys can be organized. A meeting of those wishing to sponsor a team or individuals wishing to play Softball is called for next Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the grade school. A new boiler is being installed at the Junction City cannery on land recently purchased 'from John Beck on Eleventh street across from the cannery. The new police building which was recently constructed next to the City Hall is now occupied by Police Chief Mailloux. The old city cell has been moved to form a part of the building with the entrance through the police of fice. The other half of the building is the city recorders office. The city records were moved to this fireproof building the early part of the week. State Senator Angus Gibson will leave by plane Saturday for Philadelphia, where he will at tend the Republican convention. Haven Potterf for many years a service station operator and driver for Shell Oil Co. in June tion City has opened his new Shell Service station in the Para mount shopping district at Springfield. Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Empey are attending the Methodist Confer ence in Portland this week. Guests of the Hans Rasmussens is Miss Jane Hansen who taught last year at Grand View College in Des Moines and is now re turning to Copenhagen. Denmark. where she plans to teach next year at the Askov Folk School. Meet Monday ELMIRA Grade school district will hold its annual meeting Mon day evening, June 21, 8 p.m. A I director for a three year term is to be elected at this meeting. Any legal voter in the district may vote tor the director. Notices have been posted an nouncing the annual meeting of .cimira union High School Dis trict U-4, at the school house June 28. At this time one director is to be elected from the Lyons dis trict for a term of five years. The present director from this district is Robert Glenn, chairman of the board. Exceeding the six per cent limitation by $44,623.08 is also to be voted upon at this I time. The budget was approved by the voters at an election held Jan. 12 in order that the budget might be submitted to the county rural school board. However, the increase in school population in the high school dis trict resulted in it being re-classi fied as a first class district, thus being exempt from the rural school law and the budget did not come before the county rural school board. Therefore, it is necessary at this time to vote on the increase of $44,623.08 in ex cess of the six per cent limitation as indicated in the budget al ready adopted. Any legal voter in the district may vote for the director, while only property owners may vote on exceeding the six per cent limi tation. Balloting willtake place June 28 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the high school. All the teachers contracts have been signed and returned accord ing to the clerk, Ralph Wigham. Teachers for next year include: Mrs. Nelba Gilbert, English and social science; Mrs. Genera Dowel), girls' physical educa tion and commerce; Mrs. Ber nice I. Willcox, home economics; Miss Shirley Wilkes, English; Miss Gladys Stone, band and commerce; E. J. Edwards, sci ence and industrial arts; James Mulvahill, boys' physical educa tion and social science; William C. Jones, mathematics and sci ence; and William F. Harcombe, principal. Harry Heimburger, who has taught here for the past two years, is retiring this year. Elwood Rickman, who has been the band instructor this year, has resigned to accept a position with the pub lic schools in Cottage Grove. Also retiring this year is Roy Anstine who has been janitor for the past six years. DEXTER PERSONALS DEXTER Mrs. George O'Con- ner has sold her home at Dexter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fagen of Trent. Mrs. O'Conner has pur chased an acreage of her son, Bill Bangers, and will erect a small home. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Man- wearing have moved to River Road. They have their home on Lost Creek for sale. Mrs. Katie Mauney is suffcrine with a bad foot. She stepped on a nail causing infection. Bible study is progressing very nicely, with an average of 50 chil dren this week. It will continue next week with a program on Friday evening. Terry Parker of Springfield has been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker this week and attending Bible study. CROW ELECTION CROW The annual school meeting for the grade school will be held Mpuoay, im gJ... Elmira Rebekahs ELMIRA Rebekahs meet at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening, June 22 8:30 p.m. John Williams will go to Port land Monday for physical exam ination in preparation to joining the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Warren Williams will leave soon for Yorbalinda to visit her sister Mrs. Eldon Smith for a few weeks. Several friends gathered at the Tony Bryant home Tuesday, June 15 for a potluck dinner and birthday party for Mrs. Bryant, Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Hank Stickels of Fort Bragg, Cal.; Mrs. Lou Whittaker of Lebanon, Oregon, Mrs. Floyd Allen and Mrs. Earl Dennison of Franklin. Mrs. Elwin Kayser, Mrs. Bryant's daughter, and Mrs. Marcia Bryan also attended the dinner. Mrs. Myrtle Wood and Mrs. Ruth Howell of Mt. Shasta, Cal. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson left for Eugene Saturday to visit other relatives. Don Burgess and son Bobby of Tehasachapi, Cal. have been visit ing the Gordon Burgess family this week. ALONG LAKE CREEK LAKE CREEK Sunday eve ning, June 13, sonre friends went to the Ray Makinson home for a party on their son Bud, who is leaving for the Navy this week. Mrs. F. N. Savage and her sis ter with two nieces from Missouri are in Los Angeles visiting rela tives and friends. Mrs. V. A. Parker is enjoying a visit with her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Ratcliff from Rickreall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and daughter Peggy will spend Fath er's Day with the Frances Keerjfy family near Eugene. Paul Ross and nephew Wayne Ross will spend Saturday and Sunday with the Gene Spencer family at Allegany, Ore. Mrs. Ed Steinhauer is assisting as a house mother at the 1-H summer school a Corvallis. WASHBURN LUMBER EXPANDS HOLDINGS GREENLEAF The Washburn Lumber Co. has acquired a site on the upper part of the Hollo place and will erect a large saw m &m &r ;v mracsa ' '-igng nsva nn i - u mj h mm, i KlfV : I M W Kim r&si4SHI rts m imouiijpifi aijjjIiI - TII I I - Tin n f Tl rfl II I mi irmi II 1 1 rn f I 1 - .nmrnxrrjmmiimuiiii i iiinnn I r. r BaHua ,ri 1 11 lVyou' choice of 3r fM. SO HUNGRy CTSDIEriNSSOIlx -"S C A CROSS.SLENOER 1 (ICOULPEATAN P VOUPE SOyf EE SLENDER AND J IS n,. IS- WIFE OF? A j 3 V.w SOME FOOD?) 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