port Holds
Ceremony
r . m
Hospital Site
- - T5af!fif Com-
"ground-break-
L,,n site on S. W.
4 -rt Hich School band
iev. Rikkcrs gave
HT. Martin Sknver,
Alpine Planning Radio Programs-Thursday, Dec. 20, J957
Tuie urograms
rS he board of directors
ntS
;ii to the hospital.
:? fthe board was or-
!3J.i as hired.
srtion contract was
951, with Donald
5,V,;'b nv. for 3270,000.
a. donated by the
TO JudW Tom
1 f the name in
ALflKL Ihe Amine sohnnl
will hold its Christmas program
Friday evening Dec. 21. Every
one is welcome.
Saturday evening Dec. C r
Thomas, a native of India will
speak at the Alpine church. He
will snow colored slides on India.
Sunday evening December 23
the church will have its Christ
mas program and treats for the
children.
Thursday morning Dec. 20 Mr.
T. L. Harlicek, band instructor,
will bring the Monroe High
School band to Alpine to play at
the school.
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Two Sutherlin
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SUTHERLIN The city re
ceived resignations this week from
City Recorder Geraldine Wilson
and City Engineer Fred Dow.
The recorder s resignation will
become effective Jan. 1, 1952. She
explained she planned to keep
books for her husband's service
station business and to spend
more time in her home. Dow, who
has been employed as city en
gineer for approximately three
years, gave no reason for the ac
tion. The two resignations are ex
pected to be acted upon at the
Dec. 17 council meeting.
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MAPLETON The honor roll
tot the last period in Maplctonj BELLFOUNTAIN The Bell
school includes Lola Cessnun, j ountain Sunday School and pubr
Charles Davis, Geraldine DuVal,nic school wiU present their an
Keith EllinRson, Pat Holman and :,,, Christmas proRram at th
Dnricne Bellfountam Community Church
Thvirsday evening, Dec. 20.
There will be a Christmas treat
for all boys and girls. A group of
women will meet at the church
Thursday afternoon to sack the
treats. Mrs. C. B. Header and
Mrs. Elbert Dixon are In chargt
of funds for treat.
The Belltountain School will
close Friday afternoon, Dec. 21,
for the holiday vacation. It will
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Rhythm Rounduo
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IMHrt MOCK
KOIN Klock
KOIN Klock
Liberty Jamboree Hemlnnway i Riders-Saire
Farm Spotlile Breakfast Gan ' M. ABronsky
Cal Tinney Breakfast Gan I Boh Gerrad
Harry Babbitt 1 Morning Special Morn. Melodic
Rhythm Rounclupl
Hiirai Kounaup
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David Anderson
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Kneasc Now
I Sam Hayes
8:p0 Open House I Cecil Brown
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S:30 Phoenix breakfast Bible Institute
6:45 Churches Speak ! Bible Institute
KOIN Klock
Dm iran MacLeod
Frank Goss
Harry Babhitt
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
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Alarm Clock Clubl
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The Old Sonus
The Old Songs
Three Suns
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I BANKESSTEIN I ,
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McKerizie Woman's Idea
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For Many Occasions
McKENZIE RIVER Sur
prise novelty of the McKenzie
Club s recent Christmas party was
an original "invention" of Mrs.
Dayton Thomson's that turned out
to be the hit of the evening.
Mrs, Thomson typed the words
of the carols on thin paper, then
rubber-cemented them carefully
to the faces of Christmas cards,
mounted the whole on a card that
would fit a projector, and flashed
them on a screen for the singing.
Members were surprised to see
some of their personalized last
year's cards.
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Frank Kennedy
Keys to Music
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This Is Solid.
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Tello Test Lone Journey
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Springfield News True Story
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Ma Perkins
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Vic Lindlahr
Day Aeainst-Storm
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ukc Box Revie1
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Congressmen
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Ore School of Air Double-Nothing I 2nd Mrs. Burton Masters. France
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Concert Hall I Millionaire Life Norah Drake Spotlite on a star
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Duncan MacLeod Tunes for Teens
Come St Get It Luncheon concert
House Party Luncheon concert
Cedric Adams Tunes for Teens
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Social Security
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Jack Owens
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Oregon Reporter
Masters Music
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Wei. Travelers
Wei. Traveler!
Aunt Mary
Dr. Paul
Art Kirkhnm V? Ve
Arthur Godfrey At the Console
Arthur Godtrcy . Records, rev ew
Arthur Godfrey I Records, review
John Peckham, seniors;
Clausscn, Lavonnc Dill, Barbara
Gibbons, Beverly Love, Eileen!
Miller, Eva Sander, Joan Thomp-i
son and Sally Tischer, juniors;
Lola Thompson, Sandra Campbell,
Albert Med ford, Barbara Mead,
Rianne Stevens, Darlone Griffin,
Alena Robinson and Dona Rex
ford, freshmen and sophomores.
The Junior-Senior Christmas
Ball will be held at 8:30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 20. A special j reopen Wednesday, Jan. 2.
orchestra has been engaged and
the affair will be semi-formal.
The annual staff consists of
Bobby Akers, editor; Bobbie Gib
bons, assistant editor; Joyce Beers
and Gerry Hoyt, feature editors;
Pat Jenkins, society; Vadis Miller
and Beverly Love, art editors;
Gerry DuVal, Keith Ellingson and
Jack Ashburner, sports editors;
Joann Hoyt, fashion editor; Ber-
netta Dollinger, Darlone Claussen,
Faye Mead, Bobbi Moon, Joyce
McCain, Eileen Miller, Lnvonne
Dill, Lola Cessnun, Maris Milam
and Daisy Lougheed, reporters;
Marion Smith and Jonn Thomp
son, circulation, and Miss Thcda
Wilson, adviser.
The volleyball team, Lane
County champions last season,
will have Miss Jean Nickel as
coach this year. The first string
players chosen by Miss Nickel
are Pat Holman, Lavonne Dill,
Pat Jenkins,. JoAnn Hoyt, Joyce
McCain, Bcrnetta Drnllingcr,
Gerry Hoyt, and Gerry Duval.
Christmas holidays will be from
Friday, Dec. 21, to Wednesday,
Jan. 2, 1952.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Turner art
on a trip to Southern California,
where they are visiting relatives
and friends. Their tenants are in
charge of the home during their
absence.
Freddie Foutch, son of Mr, and
Mrs,. Jason Foutch, is reported to
be recovering nicely in Corvallis
after a recent operation for a rup
tured oppendix. Latest reports
give hopes of a speedy recovery.
Freddie, is a student at Monro
Union High School.
I Fulton Lewis Koogan Calls Variety Time
Hemingway Koogan Calls Variety Time
News Big Jon & Spky. Reminis. rhythm
Sam Hayes News! Big Jon & Spky. I Christmas Carols
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Life. Beautiful
Pickens Party
Blue Barron
Russ Morgan
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Curt Massey
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H. V. KaMenborn Ed R, Murrow
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FUI PARKING
Rancher Kills 665
Rattlesnakes in Week
BILLINGS, Mont. (IP) Range
riding is more than just watch
ing the doggies: Frank Hendren
killed 665 rattlesnakes in six days
while at work for a livestock
company.
He found them gathering in a
' basin, piled in bunches of 18 to
20 getting ready to den up lor
the winter. Hendred used a one
by four board about five feet long
to toss them away from their
holes. Then he clubbed them to
death. He notched the board to
keep count.
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'Dead' Hawk Revives
And Fights Captor
PEOKIA, 111. (U.R) A hunter
had to call on police to kill a
dead" hawk he had bagged.
The hunter was bringing the
hawk home in his car when it sud
denly came to life. The man and
the hawk battled and the bird
finally was shoved put the car
window. The hunter called the
police.
Officers Paul McLoughlin and
Don Voigt found the wounded bird
In an alley and permanently sub
dued it with their nightsticks.
HONORING THE 4-H CLXS This green, three-ccnt
stamp, honoring the 4-H Club movement, will go on snle
at Springfield, O., on Jan. 15. Springfield claims to be the
birthplace of the youth farm movement. The design fea
tures a group of farm buildings, at left, and a teen-age
boy and girl facing the club symbol of a four-leaf clover.
It bears the four H's, which stand for Head, Heart, Hands
and Health.
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S2.75-J.00: Iarre, M.OO-JS. Idaho. Sweat
Spanish, No. 1. 3-luch mln.. $2.75-3.25.
rnlalnes: Ore. Desfhutcs Hussets. No.
1. 2-inch mln.. S5.25-50: special brands
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PUBLIC
DANCING
WITH HENRY BUSSE
Adm. $1.75 Tax Inc.
Railway Faces
Holiday Rush
Holiday travel has necessitated
several moves by the Southern
Pacific Co., spokesmen reported
Thursday.
On Dec. 21 and 22, a special
holiday train will travel from
Portland to San Francisco, leav
ing Portland In the afternoon. The
train will also run on Dec. 28, for
the East-West football game.
Also, an extra car has been
added to the Shasta Daylight
streamliner for the duration of
holiday travel.
The SP reported that much of
the travel increase was due to
Christmas furloughs for the armed
forces and that everything pos
I sible is being done to give handl
ing to the troops.
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THURSDAY
Mcdonald
"Mr. LucKy i:ou p.m., :33 Bran:
"Lady Takes Chance" 2:55 p.m. 6:50
10:50.
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"Up in Arms.' (1:15 p.m.. 0:50 "They
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HENRY
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ARENA
BALLROOM
RABBITS COME HIGH
CIRCLEVILLE, O (U.R) The
cost of rabbit meat is way above
anv OPS ceiling prices for Dorm-
nick J. Valente, a farmer. Valente
was accused of possessing seven
rabbits illegally and with having
falsified data to receive Ohio fish
ing and hunting licenses. He paid
$955.80 in fines and' costs' on nine
accusations.
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cnlnrert Korinfls. 3-4 lbs. 24c
No. 1 Lechorn.i springs, 2-3 lbs. . 22u
Leu horns aorinfis. lJ ids. fie UD mc
Cocks find StaKs Vic
No. 2 poultry. 4 c under above prices,
No. 3 poultry. Vt above prices.
RARKS
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Dry Crane Root. ID. .. 3c
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET
POIiTLANUi 1JCC. W I Af i-iUiJrti
Cattle: salable 150: market rather slow
but about steady: scattered lots utility
commercial steers 2(1.00-31.00. Utility heif
ers 22.00-27.00; canner-cuttcr cows 17.00
20.50: lew utility cows 21.00-24.00; utility
commercial bulls 25.50-29.00.
Calves: salable 25; only odd head avail
able: few Kood vealers 33.00: nlillty
commercial grades 20.O0-21.00j choice sal
able around 34.00-36.00.
Hogs: salable 100; holdover 550: market
fairly active; weak to 25 cents lower;
?3C Unlfi'lori lots nn. 1 tvne 20.5(1: choice
250-270 lbs 1B.50-19.00; choice 400-55O lb
bows i.Y. "iu-itt.au: gooa-cnoice noianvcr
fcedei piks late Wednesday mostly 18.50'
in nn: tiinnuim imnri down in iy.uu.
Rhnen; nvAllnhli 50: market mnstW
nominal: few good feeder lambs stendy
nt 27.00-50: Enori-chnlrp woolen slauxnter
lnmbs salable aroind 2R.00; good slaugh
ter ewes salable lz.so-u.ou.
Driver Makes
Lucky Escape
MINOT, N. D. P) A motor
ist, Ray Etzler, pinned beneath his
overturned truck, jacked up and
freed himself all by his lonesome.
The Butte, N. D., man was driv
ing with his wife and small
daughter when the truck over-
turned on a slippery road. Etzler
was thrown from tho machine and
pinned under the overturned
truck.
Etzler managed to get a hand
free and reached the jack "carried
In the truck. With his one free
hand, he carefully jacked the ma
chine off his body high enough
to allow him to escape. He then
freed his wife and daughter.
Riill
Calf up to IS lbs. .
Cow hides ---
Kip. is lo 2 ins.
POnTT.ANn nRAIN MAItKET
PORTLAND, nee. 21) IAP1 Conre
urn ns. IS dnv n llmnent. bulk, eonst tip.
ilvery: oats No. 2, M lb white IB. 30.
uai cy no. 2. 43 lb n.w. 71.50.
Wheat Ibid) lo arrive market, bast No.
1 nil k. e iverrn coast so l wn ie 2.1a
sort white tcxcludlng Rex) 2.45; While
Club 2.45.
Hard Red Winter: ordinary 2.45: 10 per
rent 2.45: 11 per 'cent 2.46; 12 per cent
' Hard White Raartl ordln.rv 3.4S:
per cent 2.451 11 per cent 2.46; 12 'per
cent 2.47.
Today's car receipts! wheat 36: barley
.; nour i corn i oata i, miuieea a.
Public Market
Two Men Face
Drunk Charges
Harvey Matt Johnson, 53, gen.
eral delivery, Cottage Grove, was
charged with driving while under
the influence of intoxicating liquor
Wednesday evening and placed in
the Eugene city jail.
Earl Edward Clairmont, 47, of
Ronan, Mont., also went to jail on
a charge of being drunk In a car.
He was picked up with Johnson at
5:50 p.m. after police observed a
car moving through the '6th and
High St. intersection against traf
fic lights.
The car in which the men were
riding contained several empty
bottles of beer and a partly con
sumed bottle of wine.
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Beets, bunches
Cabbage, lb. .
Red Cabbage, lb,
Cauliflower, lb.
Carrots, bun.
Celery, lb
Cucumbers, each
Danish sotlBSh
Lettuce, lb.
Onions, bunch
Onions, dry. lb.
P.-irenlns Ih
Peppers, green. Ib.
Rutabagas, lb.
Spinach, lb,
Squash, lb.
Tomatoes, lb.
Turnips, lb. ,
Sweet Potatoes, lb. .
ttnunaro. in.
Potatoes, lb.
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Presbyterians Choose
Sunday for Festivity
CRESWELL The Christmas
program of the Presbyterian Sun
day School is being planned by
Mrs. K. C. Schwering, Mrs. Francis
Brundidge and Mrs. Dale Blair
and will bo presented at 7 p.m.,
ounnay, uec. zj.
The program Includes "An Ex
change of Greetings" by Judy
Oressley; songs, Beginners Class;
"The Lords Prayer", Monette Mil
ler; "Who Can Tell Me", Mrs.
W. B. Gillespie's class; "Christmas
Present", Mrs. Gillespie's class;
"A Christmas Light", Mrs. E. W.
Hoagland's class; accordian solo,
James Campbell; "The Cargo
Plane Called Christmas", Bruc
Brundidge and Sten Mawson;
unnstmas Present", Gayle Grous
beck; "Merry Christmas"; Pamela
Vaughn; "Johnny's Christmas",
Mike Chestnut; "The Grand Old
Christmas Song", Mrs. L. I. Chest
nut's class; quartette, high school
boys; closing song, "Joy To Th
World."
Mrs. Annie Harrold, Mrs. Oliv
Parlin, Mrs. Grace Gray and Mrs.
Lillie Schwering are In charge ot
the treats and the Westminster
Fellowship group wiU decorat
the tree.
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' 20 Hails. 82.41, of. .11
5 Utilities, Afi.n, up .04
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TEEN-AGE
DANCING
WITH HENRY BUSSE
Adm. 1.00 Tax Inc.
ARENA BALLROOM
1850 West 6th Ave.
IN PERSON
CHARLIE
BARNET
And Hit
Famous Orchestra
Friday, Dec. 21
9 Till 1 A.M.
FERN RIDGE
BALL ROOM
Adm. $1.50, Inc. Ux
10 Short miles out West 11th
-n naved hihr ll tho way!
Rosa L. Barber
Funeral services for Rosa L.
Barber will be Friday, at 10:30
a.m.. at Poole-Larsen Chapel.
Rev. Alexander Mersdorf will of
ficiate and interment will be at
Westlawn Cemetery.
Arlmlrnl
Air Ital
Al Chem
Al Store!
Am Alrl
A... r.n
?S5!Am Car
2, .0r 15 Am Gas
' 3 !or 325 'Am Loco
3 'or ffiAm IMtr
i-, - SsHIAm Smelt
V So Am Tel
1'
15'.!
. 2 for 3!lc
. 3 for 29c
. 3 for :iSc
2 tor lnc
Portland Markets
Am Tnb
Am Wool
Anaconda
An Prich
Annco
Armour
Asoc uu
Atchison
Avco
Ral Ohio
Bonriix AV
Hr-th SL1
BnrlriK
Hoik War
iiucyrus
llur AH M
Cdn Pnc
Cclanese
Chcs Ohio
St. Paul
St. Paul Pf
Chrysler
Climax
ChiPtt
Col Fuel
Coin Gal
Vultrr
Cont Mtn
Corn Prod
TRY
UNO'S
For
Real
Italian
Spaghetti
75e
With Tino'd
Special Italian
Sauce
ALSO
Orders To Go!
Tna etn't eok Ka
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let TIB III
Phone 4-2453
1491
Willamette
Portland rRODunr maiiket
pnnTl.AMT). Die. 2ri (APt Butler-
fat tentative, aubicct to immediate!
change: premium quality, maximum to
.35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in
second quality. 767Hc. Valley routes and
pnnntrv nnlnts 2f Irs.
Butler wholesale F.O.B. bulk cuhei to)
wholesaler: grade AA, score, 74c lh;i
A. 92 srore. 73c; B. 90 iirore. 71c; C. 89 1
acore 69c. Above prlen strictly .luminal.
Cheese wiling price to Portland
wholesaler!: Oregon Bin ales, 43-47 14c lb;
Orptrnn S-lb loaf. 4S','i-A2,c.
Ktrai (to wholesaler.;): candled exts
containing no loss, cases, included. ' rrn
F.O.B. Portland: A large. 57'4-59Hc; A rurt
medium. 5"-S4'cj A small, nominal; notifies
B grade. IH-SOc. now Chem
Live chickens-(No, 1 quality. F.O.B. iRuPont
plants!: Fryers. J4-3 lhs- 25-2rc; 3-4 lbs, i f";t at
2S-2RC: roasters, 4 lbs and over. 2-27c; i Pastman
light hens, all weights. 18-17c; heavy El Bont
hens, all weights. 21 -22c old roosteri, I Kmeriori
all weights. 13-15c. T.rie
Rabbits average to growera: lives flrestn
white, 4-A lbs, 24-2c lb; 5-fl lhs, 2f-24c; Wr Frr
rtld doc. 10-12c, few higher; fresh r;pn Fnivli
dressed fryers to retailers. 59 -63c, tomeion Mln
nressen iiirKeys a grade young nronze r;nndycar
hens net to growers F.O.B. farm on'fjt vf Suf
dreised basis. 47c lb: A grade tnms. same rirevhnd
bai, H7c. A grade torns. New York i Hnmestk
tyle, 4fi-47e; A grade hens, 5,fi-57r; ready , Hudson
to eonk hens, Ql-fiHc; toms. Sfl-sOc. Cent
walnuts approximately price to grow-1 inland
ers for orchard runs: frannuette. 17-20c jnt Harv
lb: wholesale price F.O.B. shipping jnt Nlrk
point, large. No. 1. 31"4-32'c lb; No, 2 Int Paper
grade babies. 23-21c. hit Tel
r rn arMea mean fwnoiesaien 10 1 Johns Man
r.tmlrn: Oollar n.r evil
isrpl: (Hr-rri. rtioicp. 5OO-700 1IM, iM.m.
M in; Kood I3S.70-M.1O; rommrrn.l.
150 70-31.10: cows. Iiltlllv, 47.M)-.10;
row, commercial. $45 00-51.10: iillhty.
M.tWMlMO: c.onrrtrilttcri. 43 00-44. VI.
Bcf rul 'choice itrpril: hin onnr-lr-,
r.3.M-4.00; rotmd. $12 7fl.lt.lf)i
full loin., trimmed. $84 20-nni
$4RVM2n: f o r oq ii . r tc r n. $52 10
cnilcK', $5.1 O0-S7.I0; rlO. Sfi 70-70.10,
Vcl: itood-chotcc, $55.oO-$8.Wi com-
mrrcifli. iik-.ti io.
Kconr.cntt
Lib Owcm
2S1. Lockheed
2I1P. Lioew.
751i Lon BoU
3ll' Lorlllarrl
IR1.' McKesson
112 M&M Wood
35 Mack
ui Marnn
Mont Ward
N.h
Nil nli
155'A Nil Dlt
At N'tl Gpsm
373. Ntl Lead
ttpi. Ntl steel
44 NY Cont
30 No Am Av
12 '4 No Pac
It)1, Oliver
771', Pac Gaa
RT'a Packard
10 Pan Am Air
B2 Paramount
5tlV Penney
45 Pcnn Rtt
m Penal
ZVk Pftrer
ltt ProO am
35" Pure Oil
S2li nadlo
32 '4 Ren Steel
21 'i nexall
4P'. rteynoldl
70V Richfield
3414 Rhtshw ri
30 Rt Regis
2P. Safeway
15'' Schenley
17'. Sears
9', Sinclair
AA Socony
37V4 Sou Co
M Sou Pao
0', Sou rty
59 Sperry
11A Splelel
Ptv. Sid O Cal
2B". Std O NJ
4fl' Studcbkr
2(1. Sunray
14'. Swift
17H Texas
04 Textron
7i'. Tidewater
43". Transam
31". TWA
41", Tw Cen Fox
44v Vn nag
IB". Un Cnrbld
12"i Un Oil
34 Un Pac
13 TJntri Aira
R4V Untd Alrl
tlntd Fruit
i:H Ruhher
41'. u Steel
4'. 11 Walker
l'i", Wes Union
AH'. Westlnlh
2.T1 Willy
AA Wilson
34 Wool worth
17'.
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LORANE PERSONALITIES
LORANE Pvt. Walter Hnvca
who is stationed at the Portland
Air Base was home for the week
end. He brought with him a bud
dy, Gordon Glaze whoso home is
in Oklahoma. They also plan to
spend Christmas with Hayes
momor Mrs. a. w. Hayes
Suzanne Conner celebrated her
sixth birthday recently on Mon'
day with a party.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Richardson
are the parents of a baby daughter
born Dec. 13. She has been named
Celia Aleta. The Itlchardsons have
another small daughter Shclia
Olcta who will celebrate her first
birthday Dec. 22.
There has been a great deal of
illness lately. The James Suiter
family have been having three
day measles for the past two
weeks.
Nearly all the members of the
Lynn Wyman family have been
ill recently but are all improving1
now.
Mrs. C. S. Enz has returned to
her home In Corvallis after spend
ing more than a week here caring
for her daughtor Mrs. C, R. Simon
who has been ill.
; Mrs. Houston Green has been
confined to bed for more than two
weeks. Her condition shows very
little improvement.
Another who Is In bed Is Mrs.
H. K. Norton.
KEITH BERKSHIRE HOME
WINBERRY Keith Berkshire
U.S.N. Is at home on furlough.
He will leave for duty Jan. 5,
Master Sgt. Vance McBce loft
Thursday for Fort Lewis, Wash.,
for reassignment. His wife and
son Patrick will stay at the Bar
ney Miller home until they 'can
join him. '
Except for a few deep holei
the rnad is in fair condition.
We are still looking for bur
promised gravel. ';
Barney Miller's condition Is 're
ported as good at Sacred Heart
Hospital. Barney has spent most
of the past three and a half yean
in tho hospital as the result of a
logging accident.
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Animal Trainer
toClawed by Panther
HOLLYWOOD (P) Clyde
Rcattv. circus owner and an ma
570" w,,,1"' 'aox-cooice, I53.M-uraineri fs recovering this week
porK cm.: lomi, no, i, 1-12 it, $44 jo-urom a clawing nc got on tne arm
47,00: ihoulrtcr., IA lbs. down. $34 50- , . u,.J. ,,!,-
Bealty was filming a television
movie Tuesday. He attempted to
Jqulct the panther during one of
"ithe scenes. Tha biff cat. slasher!
r.o n" ,tr .hipnp1n'Point..n al his right arm.
Vera D. Morten
Funeral services for Vera D.
Morten will be Friday, at 2 p.m. at
the Davidson Chapel in Florence.
radt. 8o-se Ibi other: Vault entombment will be at Rest
37.00: sparerlhs, $44 00-45.901 fresh hemi.
1U-I. IDS. SW IH.-3.IJ.
Ijmbs: cholre-prlme, 40-50 lb.. $57.00
5B 30: food. $5A.OO-5B 30.
Mutton: (ood-rholre. $33 40-30.
Wool: Wtll.mett Valley, mostly nonv
ina:. (rease na
lb:
roufh heavy bucks, ewes, 15-lAc.
Veal: top Quality, 83.2c Ibi other. 17.9c
rid above.
Beef: utility cowl, 4042c lb) eanncri
evtters, 40-4le.
Hoes: light blockera. -7-2Se lb) tow-,
Lamb; Inn
crade.. 4t-43c
Onioni; M to uakj Or, rtliowl. tntd..
Haven Mausoleum, In Eugene.
Paul BunyanS
Burgers ,;2
Extend Their Chrlstrncm;
Greetings with!
FREE TREATS
FOR THE KIDS
Dec. 21 thru 23rd .
Between 3:30 Sc midnight
SANTA'S Helper
will be on handl
DRIVE-IN
815 W Glh. Open U hn.
TONIGHT ON CBS
6:00 P.M.
HEARTHSTONE
Of The Death-Squad
7:30 P.M.
MEET MILLIE
8:30 P.M.
Stars in the Air
9:00 P.M.
Hollywood
Sound Stage
1000 UIRTTS
EUGENE. OREGON
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTCM