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Newspaper Page TextM.'SK F.A.Wiueru : "o so. ISW 10thAvft 01 1.1. -nsaD. K "Tous. iSjcTtireTPriced KKT 47S E. 1BL Ki - lymouths Lt HAVE a 1946-1947-1948 P S5an or 5-pass. club fcoth Sedan or f rf K bid will be higher nr these models. L -.Tmi Mt our offer. Casn we aisv rt. ardianloan COMr ain i ll'iv. St. li. USED UArto WANTKU 'ACH0 T.B" r court . mod. L,d!t "individual Riia fLr.nnal mail r-rThnsetra il - AirtowoMet for Silt 960 Dial 5-2365 Automobiles (or Sale 960 NEWATCH! Trade-Ins On New Mercurys and Lincolns YOU LOOK! 1935 CHEV. COUPE New rings, nice shape . $225 1939 MERCURY FORDOR T3Ain. Heater, good rubber $595 1940 MERCURY SEDAN CO Uf- TJoriirv Heater, eood rubber Daa 1940 CHEV. FORDOR Radio, Heater ?695 1342 CHEV. AERO Radio Heater $795 1947 MERCURY TOWN SEDAN Radio, Heater, new seat covers, road lites, back up lights - $1395 SPECIAL! ! ! 1949 MERCURY SEDAN With Everything On It $2395 Collard Motors LINCOLN - MERCURY 17th & Willamette Phone 5-2314 Parmenter Pontiac Keeps Pruning Prices For Every Car-Istocrat When cars are trimmed it takes an expert! PARMENTER Car- istoerats are pruned by true Car College Grads, "lop-'em-off" price surgeons. Rank with the best in "car doctors" when it comes to amputating the excess in prices. 1948 OLDS. 5-pass. coupe, R. & H. 1947 DODGE Luxury Liner, 4-door Sedan. R. & H. 1940 STUDE. 4-door Sedan, R. & H. Cheapies 1934 PONTIAC Coupe, R. & ti. 1936 STUDE. 4-door Sedan. Motor nearly new. 1939 FORD Fordor Sedan. 1938 PONTIAC 4-door Sedan. EASY G.M.A.C. TERMS PARMENTER . Pontiac Co. . USED CAR LOT 10th & High Automobiles For Salt 960 L Car yourself if you can, hi vou can't bring it to "...r PnnUae UO. ana s" 1 money in. Ave minutes. ibuy any mase ?r u PARMENTER PONTIAC CO. j.r at 837 Pearl St. ARSWANTED CASH or CONSIGNMENT MOORHEAD blACKEN-McNEILL 8th Ave. rn. o-iia SHIN A FLASH . ,iu 1st automobiles hto & Aero Sales Uviin Ph. 5-7481 PAR WANTED L. o 5nn rash will buy. L. information, address and be with Reg.-Guard Box No. wanted. Cash or consign' U AUTO SALES 10th Ph. 5-7321 ME SELL YOUR CAR FOR YOU VICTOR MOTOR CO. Blair Phone 4-8371 ALKER'S USED CARS b not keen the best, we sell to. pn. 5-Z034. 13th ana uak EEL TRAILER. Good tires, Jos, deep box, 6 ft. long. E. letn. BE PREPARED Vacation Driving Is HERE! . SAFETY COMFORT DEPENDABILITY Our Carefully Selected Used Cars Are Your Guarantee 1937 PLYMOUTH Coupe 365 1938 FONTIAU seaan via 1Q3P. PONTIAC Sedan 585 1941 FORD Sedan 795 1942 STUDEBAKER Coupe ..1185 1942 BUICK Sedanet 1245 1946 FORD sedan 1200 1946 BUICK Sedan 1785 1947 OLDSMOBILE Sedan 1645 1947 BUICK Sedan ... 1985 1947 BUICK Convertible la YOU MAY TRADE YOUR OLD CAR IN OR NOT AS YOU LIKE Easv Low " Small Terms Rates Payments All Have Heaters "The" PLACE TO BUY YOUR CAR SCHERER MOTOR CO.. 960 Olive St. 20th . 20th Year in Year in Eugene Eugene 960 kmMu Ftr Sale IHEV. Aero Sedan, radio, per, etc. two tone Blue, BHD Convertible, radio and er. Exceptionally clean, BRD Coupe, radio and heat sow. .YMOCTH Tudor. '42 motor w urea, sxsn JMMONS MOTOR CO. a A St. Dial 7-3564 spruigtield 1949 CHEV. New $1995 1949 CHEV. Fleetline Aero '$1995 j4 ruKU custom Tudor, O.D., R. & H. $1995 1949 CHEV. Fleetline 4-door De luxe. (All Access, in book) $2095 1948 CHEV. Aero, Like new $1745 imi unav. j-ieetm. 4-door All Access. $1495 1947 STUDE. Starlite Coupe, O.D., H. $1495 1946 OLDS. Club Coupe, All Access. $1385 1947 CHEV. Aero, All Access. $1595 1947 STUDE. Vi ton Pickup, 4-sn. trans. $995 1947 FORD Convert., Clean R. & H. S1395 CASH TRADE TERMS H & H USED CARS 1347 Willamette Dial 4-8316 E0UARE JOHN" BARGAINS pes Sedan, perfect motor. f rd Sedan, recond. motor. m Sedan, clean as a pin. $225 "Ble.- Imperial Sedan, like W 4 1-75 5W.Qo Be ArranVeH iM-St. Ph 4.0771 SILVA pEVROLET CO. feive.M.selection ill . iS? "Ucks. mil unve sts. Ph. 5-3320 ONE-WAY STREETS "NO LEFT TURNS" and STAY ON the RIGHT" are the only rules for conductine a success ful Used Car business. Only by satisfying customers can a deal' er stay in business and cus tomers are satisfied only when they get GOOD cars for fair nrices. You can trust WALTER HOEY MOTORS, 1948 FORD Super -door, bright clean, with white side- walls $1495 1941 PONTIAC Club CouDe .$895 1941 PLYMOUTH Pickup $645 laii tjuiuii special Sedanette 1 $ 1946 DeSOTO Custom Sedan $1595 1S4B JJUDGE 5 Pass C0UD6 .$1495 1940 PONTIAC "6" 4-door ..$595 J83H uesOTO 4-door $685 i3 uhkyslek 4-door Royal $545 1939 DODGE Coupe $495 1937 PLYMOUTH 4-door $145 1846 FORD Convertible, Maroon with new black toD. VERY SHARP $1395 TRADES TERMS CASH WALTER HOEY Motors 1064 Olive St. Dial 5-2365 HI fitr-iT .? 'S cash. Mav'k. fc ?... "l1?. weekend. Have Dn"vVmr but ta!e M368 6 me an offer' p0YOHBOYT ' can Ful1 Price S575. Tj,C8n be arranged. Trrr-J2L-8771 "tAi, BUY Come to "FORD SQUARE" Where Used Car Buyers and Good Values Meet! 1 1 Used Car Exch. Dept. Ph. 4-0022. KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY wnere olive crosses Thirteenth '47 DODGE sdn. R & H. Just like new. Will sell or trade for old er car. Union Station, 1917 Franklin Blvd. bet. 8 a, m. & 6 p. m. SCHULZ Big - New .USED CAR LOT 8TH AND HIGH STS. Week End Specials 46 OLDS 76 Sedan, 10,000 miles. 42 OLDS 76 Sedan, nice clean car. 48 FORD Pickup, 6000 miles. 49 I.H.C. Pickurj. 1000 miles. Many Many Many MORE . All Makes and Models TO CHOOSE FROM G.M.A.C. Terms SCHULZ MOTOR CO. 8th and High Register-Guard. Eugene. Ore.. Sun., July 10. 1949 Page TB . COTTAGE GROVE Queen Beverly, in a smart rodeo costnme. Is being congratulated on her selection as queen of the Cottage Grove Rodeo, by her sponsor, R. Reed of Cottage Grove Redi-Mix Cement Co. Miss Asher will ride "Llghtfoot," last year's Queen Doreen's horse. (Clark Studio photo, Wiltshire engraving.) Junction News HARD TO MATCH Values . Deluxe 4-door BE SAFE! 1 1 GET A BETTER USED CAR - - - J.ugene;'42 STUDE. Comm. Sed. Cpe.. O.D. & H. '42 STUDE. Chamo. 2-dr. Heater - $795 '42 CHEV. Special Deluxe 4-door Sed.. Heater $895 '41 PONTIAC 2-dr. Sed., R. H $645 '40 STUDE. Champ. 2 door Sed., O.D., Heater - $425 '40 DODGE V4 ton Pickup $545 '39 PLYM. 4-dr. sed., H ...$465 '39 PLYM. 4-dr. sed.. R. H. .$495 '37 FORD Tudor sed., H $210 37 FOKD TUdor Sed. K. H. -$1BS '35 FORD Tudor Sed., H $95 LANE AUTO CO. USED CAR LOT 1215 Willamette Ph. 5-2225 JUNCTION CITY The Chris tian Church Council will meet Wednesday, July 13 at the city park for a potluck supper. The study of "Cooperation for a Chris- IVT.tinn" ...ill cfn-t at Itii. $1095 .;""' -' r: Sed imeeung wiin mis. ifdiuue ijuii 111 cuurge. WILL sell one of my cars. '48 Chev. 4-dr. Fleetline or '48 Dodge 6-Pass. custom Club Coupe. Both have R&H, seat covers, low mileage, like new, Ph. 4-7291. '35 CHEV. Tudor, looks and runs good. Full price $150. Terms. 1601 Will. Ph. 4-9771 SELECT USED CARS at MAY & MEAD CO. Compare these cars for qual ity and you will agree they are the finest selection in town. 1942 CHEV 2 dr. Radio and Heater 1946 FORD deluxe 4 dr. Sedan. Very clean, low mileage. Radio & Heater. 1941 CHEV. coupe. See this one. Radio and Heater. 1939 CHEV. 2 dr. Sedan. This is a very good car. Seat covers. New air ride tires. Heater. Other Fine Selections MAY & MEAD CO. Chrysler Plymouth HOME OF SELECT USED CARS 11th & High Ph. 5-4223 '47 CROSLEY CONV. ONLY 2400 actual miles, like new. 40 miles per gal. $595. Might consider trade. Phone 4-6686. 1941 PLYMOUTH DeLUXE SDN. $625 Motor and body in good condi tion, clean through-out. Phone 7-9440. See at 507 G. Spfld. 40 FORD 5-passenger. Clean and in good mechanical snape. bee at 1455 Main, Spfld. or call 7 3469. $650. PACKARD 37120, good cond. Recently overhauled. $395 for quick sale. Fall Creek, Oregon. Phone Lowell 1F-13. FOR SALE 1931 Studebaker cpe. body, tires very good condition Motor poor. $50. 920 Country Club Rd. Phone 4-1884. FOR SALE cheap. 1938 85 Ford 4-dr. In good cond. R&H. good rubber. 1540 Brooklyn in Glen-wood. YOU'LL BE AHEAD WITH NASH 1946 Nash Amb. Sedan ..$1350.00 1946 Nash 600 Sedan $1295.00 1941 Nash 600 Sedan $795 Easy Terms witn wasn 1942 Ply. Club Coupe $850.00 1941 Ply. bus. coupe saa.uu 1940 Chrysler Sedan $765.00 1937 Ford Club Cpe $195.00 1937 Ford Tudor $175.00 1936 Dodge Sedan S350.00 1930 Ford A Cpe $125.00 Guaranteed Cars 1946 Ford Pick-UD $1050.00 1941 Inter. Pick-up $650.00 PLUMMER-SIGLOH CO. USED CAR DEPT. 1053 Oak St Dial 4-6452 1941 CHEV. 2 dr. good cond. se dan, heater, seat covers. $835. Call 4-3008 or see at 2885 Emerald. Bob Ferguson of Eugene has as sumed management of the Junc tion City Cleaners, owned by Leon Stumpff. This leaves Mr. Stumpff free to prepare for the opening, Sept. 1, of the Men's Store, which he purchased earlier this year from Ralph Leatham. Laura Lee Sullivan from Seattle is spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Warren Herzog. Mr. and Mrs. W. Van Den Bauch have purchased the Hans Skow residence at 12th and Kalmia Sts. They expect to take possession in about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clarke and family have returned from a three weeks trip to Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Day returned this week from a several weeks trip through the Dakota's, Minne sota and Canada. Mrs. Jennie Mitchell and Mrs. Max Strauss were pleasantly sur prised this week when Sam Mitchell and family drove in from Dallas, Texas. He is the son of Mrs. Mitchell and a brother of Mrs. Strauss. Mrs. Herman Jensen enter tained a group of children, Thurs-' day afternoon at a party in honor of the eighth birthday of her daughter. Judith. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murphy are leaving by plane from Portland Tuesday morning for Detroit. Mich. Accompanying them will Be Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ohling of Salem. The Merrill's will Dick up a new- car in Detroit and the whole party will motor to New York to attend the International Lions Club Convention. Mr. Mur phy and Mr. Ohling are district governors for the Lions Club. After the convention, the Ohl- ings will remain to visit in New York and the Murphys will re turn home by plane. Lake Creek DYBS LAKE CREEK Bible school will close Sunday with a covered dish luncheon at 1 p. m. and chil dren's graduation at 2 at the Lake Creek church. Mrs. Henry Peck is on the sick list. Mrs. Carl Madson is home from California where she had a major operation several months ago. The Truman Rust family is en joying a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Harold White are entertaining her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunlap also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Humpel and Mrs. Edith Griffett from Seattle and are expecting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dunlap and family from Seattle who are on vacation. Mrs. Geo. L. Brown from Hig gins, Texas is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Ross and brothers Paul and Leonard and family. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O'Dell and family from Everett, Wash., are visiting at the C. V. Brewer home. The Kensington Club will have their, party at Mrs. Marion Whee ler's home Wednesday when se cret pals will be revealed and names drawn for new pals another year. At Blue River ! BLUE RIVER Rocking and grading of Blue River streets has been under way the past week. Work was done by Wayne Hale under the direction of Charles Leaf, chairman of the road com mittee of Blue River Civic Club. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lanning are their son and daugh-ter-in-!aw, Mr. snd Mrs. Leonard Lanning and young children, Bob by and Theresia. They flew here from Texas where Mrs. Lanning visited her parents, and will re turn to their home in Anchorage, Alaska later. Guest of the E. H. McAlisters is their grand son, Roger Mr Alister of Rochester, New York. He will be employed by the Forest Service here during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Behn and children, Jerry and Nancy, and Mrs. Behn's mother, Mrs. Snyder recently returned from a trip through parts of California and Arizona. '47 FORD Tudor Super DELUXE SEDAN (Privately Owned) A Nice'Looking Car VERY GOOD CONDITION A BARGAIN AT $1250 CASH T?aHin Heater. Many Extras 1942 Orchard or Dial 4-3166 G. E. WOOD MOTORS 1947 FORD Super Del. Sedan, r, h. 1947 FORD Convertible, Cherry Red. 1941 FORD Super Del. Tudor.. 1938 DeSOTO Coupe, r, h. 1936 FORD Deluxe Coupe. . 1929 FORD A, Coupe, o'hauled. 1053 Oak St. Dial 4-6452 41 DODGE sdn. excel, cond. Reasonable. Mike Pakulak. 2950 River Rd. 37 DODGE convertible, $300 4750 S. 99 Eugene Auto Court & Trailer Park No. 210. 40 OLDS 4-dr. sedan. Good cond. and well cared for. Reasonable. Ph. 5-4461. 1937 PONTIAC '6', good work car. $200. After 5 p.m. Sunday. 1891 Lincoln. '47 PLYMOUTH, spec, delux., 2 dr. sdn. A-l condition. A real buy at $1485. 1592 Oak St. 1938 4-DR. Deluxe cond. Almost new Mill. Dial 4-9836. Ford, tires. perf. 1581 '35 FORD coach, good condition. 6th and Oak Sts. Mobile Gas Station. '37 WILLYS sedan and Whizzer motor bike. Call 4-2671 or see at Danish Drive-in, So. Will. Yoncalla Rodeo Report Given $1245 FULL PRICE '46 Chev. 4-door 2-tone blue very clean. See at 711 Polk. 1948 CHRYSLER 4-dr. low mile age. Will sell or trade for older car. Dial 4-2154 or 4-6821. SACRIFICE late 1947 Frazer Manhattan, fully equipped with all extras, brand new tires, tubes and brake lining, low mileage, perf. cond. $1770. Cash. Dial 5-5604. romr.7. '1J.. Kfc ! White T.Jlean. iu,?' i'-W miles. "5 and "a-me 1941 CHEV. panel delivery. New motor, transmission, brakes, knee action. Garden Way Rd. Next to Bob's Motor Service. Henry Martinsen. BARGAIN 18 1 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan mai 4-4BZ4 after 6 p.m. '30 MODEL A ludor, runs and looks good. $40 , down, balance $40. 1601 Will. St. Ph. 4-9771 8-PASS. CHRYS. Imperial sedan. Brand new. A gem for multiple passenger use. Substantial dis count. See May & Mead Co., 851 Pearl. Ph. 4-5221. Chrysler Plymouth Dealers. '31 MODEL A cpe. 16" wheels, good cond. thro-out. 1671 W. loth St. '41 NASH 46 motor. Good condi tion. New paint. 1157 Lawrence. 4-7:30 p. m. Ph. 5-6577. '36 FORD 2-dr., rebuilt motor. Good cond. $245, Can be seen at city fire dept. 1940 CHEV. Coach, good mech. cond. Will. St. 4 new tires, $575. 3003 FOR SALE '35 Pontiac coupe. Cheap. Needs some work. 2568 Potter. VERY SOLID '39 Ply. coupe, new motor, column shift, and heater, only $375. Terms. . ... 1601 Will. ' Ph. 4-9771 SHARP '36 Ford Tudor trunk sedan, looks and runs good, uniy o. Terms. . . 1601 Will. Ph. 4-9771 Call I traria ...Ul. U M l i:,.,. .-.in, las,,, iur laic moaei lo68'M car: 1937 Chev. nirknn 1B3S Terripl. Ph. 5-4451 or 4-7079. 960 .Mw For U. 20 pr?iLECT USED CARS CED FOR TODAY'S MARKET Most All Makes and Body Types 0iAsVEY and GILBERTSON -Dial WE BUY CARS HALL MOTOR CO. 1228 Olive St AUTOS FOR RENT by the mile. hour, or day. .. VTTmrWTT AIITH RENTAL CO Broadway 4 Pearl Ph. 4-9024 '46 FORD convertible, excel, cond., power top. only 18.000 miles, private owner. 117 Bauer Lane. Ph. 4-8498. 1932 STUDE. 4-dr. sdn. 4 good tires. Best offer takes. Ph. 4- 9852. 32 FORD roadsterT 1 motor, duel carbs and smitties, milled heads. Dial 7-9661. 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan Good cond. Clean car. Call 4-5483 after ,5:00 p.m '49 BUICK Roadmaster for sale by owner. 4-dr., fully equipped, all extras. Dial 7-3319. WILL take good 1937 heavy car & $150 for 1939 Chev. Ph. 7-9445 betw. 5 & 8. All day Sunday. FOR SALE or trade for older car, 1939 Nash. price SS. good shape. Full 841 Main Cabin 1. YONCALLA About 2000 per. sons attended the parade July Fourth at Yoncalla. This was the Yoncalla Saddle Club's third an nual amateur rodeo. The parade was led by Cottage Grove school band, floats from Drain and Yoncalla and saddle horses from Creswcll, Yoncalla and other communities. Music was also furnished by the West. em Trail Riders. Fred Lee with Jack McNabb's burro represented the gold miner of by-gone days. Raymond Parks was clown of the day. Miss Sandra Day was queen. The Parent-Teachers Association, nice valley Grange, Women's So ciety of Christian Service of Methodist Church, and Town and Country Club served hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream, and cold drinks. The following prizes were won during the afternoon: Boys calf scramble. Donnie Vest, first $2. Saddle bronc rid ing, first, Bill Ellison, $56.25: sec ond, Ewing, $33.75, third, George Meyers Jr., John Cards, and Joe Isorhe, tie. Calf roping, first, Lovie Toaville, $112.50; second, Ed Pyeatt. $87.50, third, George Winshiff, $45. Ladies barrel race, first Marjorie Andrews $18.25; second, Reta Kruse, $9.75; third, Adine Goushe, $6.50. Steer rid ing, first, Louie Toaville, $26.25; second, Donnie Pyeatt, $18.75; third, Dale Payne, $10.50. Bare. back bronc riding, first, Bill GUI son, $50; second, L. W. DeWItt, $30, third, Slick Irving, $20. Break away roping, first, Don nie .Pyeatt, $40; second, Leroy Winshiff, $24; third, Ed Pyeatt, $16. Cow horse contest, first, L. H. Brooks, Sr. $22.50; second, Stud Mosley, $13.50; third, Art Rychard, $9. Wild cow milking, first, Louie Toaville, $50; second, Wallace Wilson, $30; third, Chuck Hadden, $20. Stake race, first, Creswell, $30; second, Yoncalla, $20. AT BELLFOUNTAIN BELLFOUNTAIN Construc tion has begun on the new annex to the Bellfountain School house. The excavation has been complet ed and cement is being poured for the foundation. Max Wall of Junction City RFD, was the suc cessful bidder for the contract. Five bids were submitted, ranging in price from $28,351.97 to $19,295 for the completion of the building. When completed, there will be one new classroom, and a small first aid room on the main floor, with the school kitchen and lunch room in the basement. Showers will be installed In the gymna sium and new rest rooms in the basement of the present school building. New lighting fixtures will be installed in the present building and new floors in two of the three old classrooms. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards are the parents of a son, born Sat urday, July 2 at Corvallis. The baby weighed six pounds 1314 oz. and has several brothers and sis ters to welcome his arrival. Mrs. H. F. Irvin is camped at the Willamette Holiness Camp ground, near Ross Barclay's home, east of Highway 99 W. Mrs. Irvin and Mrs. Thurman Gordon of Monroe are in charge of the chil dren's service at the Willamette Holiness Association Camp meet ing, which started Thursday eve ning, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and son Richard, left early Monday morning, July 4, for a motor trip along the coast to Long Beach, Calif., where they plan a brief visit with Mrs. Jones' uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Howe. They plan to be away ten days or two weeks. J. P. (Mike) Smith, accompan AT LATHAM LATHAM A family reunion of Hull descendants was held at Cottage Grove Lake July Fourth. From out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stoneburg of Eureka, Calif., Fay Arne of Che halis, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hull and family of Vancouver, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perry of Eugene. From Cottage Grove and vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Arne and son Clare, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Arne, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Yearous and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buffington and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yearous and family. Win. Buffington, and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. riaster. Two other sons are Albert of Cottage Grove and Waldo of Medford. A daughter, Carrie, is Mrs. Harne Johnson of Chehalis, Wash. The fifty-seventh wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Means of Eugene was celebrated by a family picnic at Fern Ridge Lake Sunday, July 3. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Means and family, from Eugene were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Means and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Means and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richards and daughter. from Boise, Idaho were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Means and children. Others of the nine children, who all have families, are Ray, in structor in Oklahoma Agricultur al College. Harry, architect .of Reno, New; Mrs. Roger Isles, Coolidge, Ariz., and Mrs. Will Star of Chicago, who, with her hus band, is traveling in Europe this summer. L. A. Means is employed in Boise, Idaho at present. He and Mrs. Means came home with their son, Virgil, especially for the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barlow arrived Friday by plane from Anchorage, Alaska. They expect to make their home here. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bar low, formerly of Latham, have moved from Anchorage on to a homestead at Homer, Alaska. MEADOWVTEW MEADOWVIEW Mr. and Mrs. George Danielson and family at tended a family reunion picnic, the Fourth of July, at Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Koerschgen's home, ten miles south of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hofer and children and Vivian Danielson at tended the Albany Timber Car nival July 3. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Powell. Mrs. Ella Leipold and daugh ter Mrs. Mabel Moore of Bakers field, Calif., are leaving for Ore gon July 10 to visit the Hofers. Mrs. Leipold is Mrs. Hofer's moth er. She will be celebrating her 89th birthday, July 28. Joy Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers, fell at her home recently and broke her col lar bone. She Is in a cast. Vivian and William Danielson, Duane and Geraldine Hofer are among the children taking Red Cross swimming lessons at Ben ton Lane Park. Television Poll Shows Owners Forsake Movies By Patricia Clary UP Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD IU.B Tele vision set owners have told the movie industry that they are staying away from movies and may never come back. Some of the 1800 owners said better pictures would lure them out of the living room. But a lot said producers who wanted to get them past the box office would have to "break my set." Can See Them Free "I can see the same trash at . home, free," said one of the Los. 11 Angeles residents interviewed by Woodbury College in the nation's largest television poll. The survey among representa- tive television viewers showed " . . that 77 per cent of them weren't going to the movies so much. Eighty per cent of them added 1, . that they hardly ever turn their 1 -radios on at night either. Movie producers might win them back with good pictures, 34.6 said. Lower prices would help. . in the opinion of 11.8 per cent. . Twenty-one per cent said they were gone for good. Long Enough' "The movies have been fleecing me long enough," one man said. A 20-year-old suggested that theaters cut their prices to his level. "Then I might go when I have - -the money," he said. The best thing for the movies r, to do, the TV fans agreed, was make some good pictures to show them at home. The largest single group 25 per cent said they'd prefer to see good movies on tele- vision to even Milton Berle. And 60 per cent said they'd pay a fee ' from 25 cents to $1 a picture. Costs as Much A little over half of the set owners admitted that staying home from the movies wasn't sav ing them any money. They spend more than the ticket price on v pretzels and beer. Moviegoing has suffered more ; from television than other out-of the-home activities, the survey showed. Only 65 per cent said they had cut down on paying visits t outside events. -Thorough Sample Advertising Professor Harold Every, who supervised the survey, said the sampling of 1800 owners among Los Anleges' 140,000 sets.'" was relatively greater than Gal- ' lup s. It turns out, he added, that poorer ' people have relatively more television sets than the rich , ones. The survey Incidentally unoov-r ered good news for the National Safety Council. Eighty-Six per cent of set owners do not wish ; lo watch television while driving. Ten per cent do. led by an aunt, visited briefly in Bellfountain Friday m orn I n g LEBANON INVADERS while enroute home to Longview from a three (lay sojourn on Rogue River. Smith is employed by Weyerhaeuser Lumber Co. at Lonview. He was principal of the Bellfountain Public School this past year, end plans to attend college again this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silver (Dorothy Larkin) of San Fran cisco are here for fortnight's visit with relatives and friends in this area. They are house guests of Mrs. Silver's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Larkin. Mr. and Mrs. Val Gardner and family are building a summer cabin on Blue River, and are spending their vacation period at LEBANON (Pi Housewives here grabbed brooms, hoses and bug poison Saturday to battle mil lions of caterpillars that suddenly appeared on the edge or the city. their cabin site. Picking wild blackberries is a main diversion of a number of residents of this area, and several report many of the delicious ber ries canned for winter. Mrs. Carl Campbell and three daughters of Sisters are visiting Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. Ches ter B. Reader and family. Mrs. Campbell comes home each sum mer at this time to can her cher ries and berries for the winter. Alderwood Park News . By Mrs. Clarence Cox ALDERWOOD STATE PARK- T' Alderwood State Park is a very ' lovely spot along the Long Tom' River about 15 miles from Junc- tlon City on the Florence High way. The only one between Eu- gene and Florence. There you wlll find cold spring water, tables, out . -door stoves, rest rooms, plenty of parking space, over night camp ing permitted, fishing in Long Tom, and a filling station and stove near. ' , " This park Is maintained br the state so is clean at all times. Why not come out for a picnlo and enjoy Its loveliness? You are welcome. " Mr. and Mis. Lester R. Dade, have moved to Eugene where they will make their future home. Mr. " Dade has been road superviser of; this district for many years and is now retired. A. G. Cisney, formerly of Eugene has taken over this work. Mr. and Mrs. Cisney are living In the house vacated byr Mr. and Mrs. Dade. Ralph Amason is home from" work due to Infection in his hand.' Bill DeFoe is recovering fronv an attact of phneitmonia. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox and son Merle have returned from a . fishing trip to the lakes above - Oakrldge. Their grand daughter, Marcell Phillips returned with them for a short visit. The new bridges being con-" slructed one on each side of Alderwood State Park are pro- gressing rapidly. The one on the' west side is ready for the." approaches while the foundation cement is all paved for the east one. . .. FOR SALE 1937 Good condition. Springfield. Chev. 1179 N. 5th 1937 Oidsm. Convert. $225. 1528'A No, 7thSpfld. 47 CHEVROLET Club coupe. $1523. 1802 Lawrence St. CUSTOM-BUILT Ford. New mo tor, transmission, paint, upnoi stery, sat covers. Exc. cond. Air plane shocks. 1260 Monroe St. '47 STUDEBAKER cnamp door, low mileage, extras. 4-9739. Reasonapie LANE AUTO USED 1265 Willamette 4 Ph. CAR DEPT Ph. 5-2225 cond., 40 WILLYS Sedan, good 230 W. "L" St. 5piia, "33 CHEV. 2 dr. sdn. Good cond $475. 2140 Alder St. '36 CHEVROLET Good transpor- tation. $125. 2530 Monroe. '36 HUDSON sedan. Good tires, fair cond. $100. Ph. i-zsoi. 1938 CHEV. 2-dr., good trans. $175. 1792 Willamette eves 37 FORD 2-dr. 341 E. 16th. Make us a bid. FOR SALE; '37 CI ev. Good trans. porta tion 8173. izu t.iom. 1936 FORD 4 dr. fin. new re built motor $225. Ph. 5-6313. A GOOD 3'TFordT. Ready to go at 383 w. 7la lor JB0. SNEEZE STARTS SOMETHING FRAMINGHAM, Mass OJ.R) When Eugene Hill sneezed, he lost control of his car and it snapped off a light pole: the area was plunged into darkness: three park ing meters were bowled over; Hill was fined $25 for dangerous driv ing 960 Automobilei For Sal 38 CHEV. 4 dr. sdn. See at Oak Hill. Past Texlco Service St. 8 mi. out WlUh. 34PLY Sdn. Cheap. 1470 Brook- lynDiaT-Tm '36 PONTIAC good running order $185. 1434 Willamette. 3 HUDSON 0 4 door Dial 4 6148. f J Jl . J J . r I 7'j$ - 'SEA TEST' Renats Oreco, 25-year-ol, Italian model ship builder, tests a model of th Italian. bsttleshlptJ.'Annando DUu." for suwotUUnew ithe bathroom of bis Rome sparunenU,