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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1954)
V y I ,1 Friday, JMry 15. 1954 Zocg Paragraphs Mevte Cl.k HhUii The nest regular potluck dinner meeting of the Silt m Movie etuo wiu be held Tueada Jan. II, at 1 10 pm. in the au ditorium back of Salem Memo rial hospital. It will be contest nifht and trophies will be awaraea tn winners of the va rloua divisions. Francis Arties Captala With the retirement today of .usworu (Dutch Herder, captain of guards at Oregon State Penitentiary, the acting captain pending civil service examinations Will be Lt Lloyd Francis, according to Warden t-iarence T, Gladden. Smith ia East Dr. G. Herbert Smith, president of WiUamette University, will return to his desk here January 23 after spend ing eensiderabie time on the At lantic coast where he went to at tend a lumber of educational conferences. These include the American Association of Colleges and Universities and educstionsl institutions of the Methodist church. While ia the east he will interview prospective facul ty members. Mrs. Carpeater m Mrs. Homer Carpenter of Portland, formerly of Salem, is recuperating from two mishaps during the holiday period, local friends have learned. At Christmas time she was in an au tomobile accident, then on New Year's night was operated upon for an emergency appendectomy. She is reported to be recovering nicely, Bird Oak Meets The All Va riety Bird Club wil hold its regular meeting at thw YWCA on South Winter street on Tuesday, January lt from 1:90 to 4 p.m. Win Meet Faculty The commit tee of bar examiners for the state of Oregon will have luncheon Sat urday noon with members of Wil lamette's law college faculty at the Marion. Saturday night the exam iners will take part in an informal dinner with the third year stu dents. This is scheduled for the Senator boteL Class Meet Snaday The First Congressional District Council of Townsend Clubs will meet Sunday at Beaver Hall, 243 North Commer cial street, starting at 10:39 with a business meeting. A picnic lunch will be served at noon and in the afternoon will be a program with F. E. Snodgrass of Portland and F. A. Haskell of Wecoma Beach as the speakers. eliding Permits Ronald Ruch. to build a one-story dwelling and garage at 112! Jack street, 000. Paul W. Shepard, to build a one story dwelling and garage at 1M8 Valley View drive, iS,000. WUI Collect Fees The county court has issued an order directing the county cleik to send statements as all persons who are indebted to the county in connection with herd testing. The court set up an item ef 17500 as anticipated receipts, the county's share of the herd test ing fees. Herd owners in arrears will be given 30 days in which to dear the records. Knights Instill st Dallas Knights of Pythias snd Pythian Sitters from Salem who attend ed the Joint installation of the Knights and Sisters st Dsllas Thursday night, were Mr. and Mrs. Don Judson, Mr. snd Mrs. Vernon Decstur, Mr. snd Mrs. Axel Jscobsen, Mrs. Harry Wil son, Mrs. O. E. Hsrris, Mrs. Ens Bergner, Miss Betty Jesn Berg ner, Leonar Hixson and Harvey Scheidel. Don Judson, grsnd chancellor, was the Installing of ficer, assiste dbjt Leonard Hix son, acting grsnd prelate, and Vernon Decatur, grand master of arms. Another local group of Knights of Pythias attened in itiation of the Knights at Sllrer- ton the same night. Leg Hauling Permit The county court has signed a log hauling per mit which authorizes Fred A. Yost to transport logs over several county roads to Salem, Turner and Aumsvilie. MILITARY MEN AND VETERANS Frldav. Jssaarv IS Sesbee reserves st Nsvsl snd Marine Corps Reserve training center. Saturday tad Sunday, Jaaaarv lt and 11 Nsvsl Ah- Reserve squadron AAU 891 st Salem Naral Air Fs- cillty. Meads. January II Oraanlied Marine Corps Re serve at Naval and Marine Cotds Reserve training center. B414th Air Force - reserve sausdron at USAR armory Drains Mobilization designa tion detachment No. 1, at USAR fffMlff. Company B. 182nd Infantry i ani and headauarters de i-hmat Oreeon National Guard, at Salem armory. Births sai.sa aresKmiea aoamat him... u. w Mr.. ,i4r. at . WI lit fit! a. M. sat si oswsaaa erTT". (OmiT-Ti X' aa UM. MMUrt. KM win a. i rrt m vn-h te aaS U wmtra-T. an. s un. rrrt V whm ji. i l. a in-A. DarMa. a Mr. a H H tMfM Hll P IT AL ajTUM-T nr. eat In. Walls airn. a tin. jn. is. onnn-T. vr "ft. M oms. r""", " company . county clerk by Henri etta M. Taggart and Jack R. Tsg f art af Starton. FW DMrtet Etsettoas-Orders v uuc r special siecuoos ia coo aectMa with the proposal to add frttory to the boundaries ef the Wosdbura and Four Corners rural firs districts. February It, have been signed by the county court. DaSBMBlU iMddai 1 C- A. Lewis has aooaintad HaroM F. Domogalla as his chief deputy assessor. DonmaUa aarvaat in ih tax collecting department before transferring to the assessor's da. partmant during the regime of Tad Sbelton. legislators Oct First lastouawat Salary warranto of f ISO for each member of the legislature for the first quarter of 1W4 were issued Friday by Earl T. Newbry, secre tary f state. Under the law mem bers of the legislature are paid 9M8 a year with the exception of the Speaker of the House and the President of the Sensto. both of whom receive t0 additional Pete Lavs PerraK-Tha Portland General Electric company has been given a permit to construct a pole line along Willamette drive. Mayfield Place. WUshire drive and Jsck street, all located near the Willamette river Just outside the' northwest city limits of Salem. Mrs. Greber Dles-Salem friends hsve received word of the death in Seattle during the past holiday season of Mrs. Emily Orsber, wife of Rear Adm. C. F. Greber, USN, retired, now civil defense director for the city of Seattle. Adm. Greber frequently visited in Salem when he was working on the establish ment of the Salem Naval Air Fa culty. At that time he was com mander of the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit in Seattle, which is the mother establishment of the Salem facility. Just mior to hi retirement Adm. Greber was com mander oi the U. S. Naval Air otauon, Seattle. Parked Car Hit-Minor daman was dons to csra of Rhode C. Lur- iy, noute 4, Box 239, and Arthur W. Yonker, 839 South 12th street, Tburedsy evening in a collision In the 800 block of South 13th street The woman told investigating of ficers that she was going south on 13th street when something fell from the dashboard to the floor. She was reaching for it when her right front fender collided with the left rear fender of the parked Yonker car. Deserter Arrested DUlwyn Gil bert wss arrested by a Marlon county deputy sheriff and a FBI agent on a charge of desertion at the home of relatives near Au rora. He has been absent from Camp Roberts, California, for about two months, officers said. He wss turned over to military police from Vancouver Barracks Thursday. After a Haircut An attempted burglary of a barber shop at 615 North Cspitot street was foiled Wednesdsy nlgbt when the thief couldn't unlock the inside door lock after breaking out the door glass, city police reported Thurs day. The barber shop is owned by n. J. Msestrelll. Repeal Of Milk (Continued from Pis II The title on the milk control law ban reads: 'Purpose: Repealing Milk Con trol Law To repeal the lews which empower the State Bosrd of Agriculture and the Milk Mar keting Administrator to regulate the production, distribution and sale of milk. 17,404 Signatures Needed lniative petitions require 37, 404 signatures o! qualified vuters to insure placement of proposed measures on the general election ballot next November. The peti tions with the required number of names must be filed not later than July I. RummtM sale Sat 4915 N. River Rd. 9:309:00. Keizer Lions Aus. Paint with glamor. xina Treasure Tones. See out outstand- irtf wallpaper collection. Chuck Clarke Co., 255 N. Liberty. Marshall's now open for lunch 11:30 a.m. Sundays 2 p.m. Dormant spraylnf time now. Supplies available at Middle Grove Nursery, wzo silverton na. World's finest frisnos. Kimball JinsteivGulbrinaeri. Salem Music Company. 153 S. High 8t Phone 28708. Date Prunes, 15c a pound. Val ley Farm Store. Deliver. 4-4524. Clearance Sale en all merchan dise st Lnrmana. 1108 Ederwatrr. Opea till 7:00 p.m. rresh killed turkeys. 3Sc t pound. Orwiss Market. 3975 Sil verton Rd. Phone 4-5741 Accordion lessons. Instru ments rented while you learn Wlltsey Music House. 1860 State Ph. 1-7189. Leara knitting 1(4 to 4 00 P.M. 241 State St Phone 3-5654. Win make 920 rent allowance on a 990 first floor turn, apt rinas In. to rliM couple for rare ef laws and satomstle beat Pa. l a., e- '72 e--- Korea Honors Lt. Austin TAEGUE. ksrea-U. CcL La toad A Wiiatia. Waodburm. (a. army officer, was reeenUy award ed the Republic at Korea Preatdao Usl Unit Citauoa as a member af the Army's Koreaa Canunuaicatioa tone headquarters. Ia making the award ef the das. eratioa President Syngman Rhae ins asaoquarters lor 'sup porting all friendly (forces ia Korea" and contributing to "com prehensive economic aid and relief programs for the Republic of Ko rea. -Austin, executive officer la the comptroller section at the head quarters, has beaa in Korea since July of 14. A graduate ef Wil lamette University ia Salem, Ore., be has been ia the Army since September, 194a The Colonel's wife makea k home in Woodbura and his parents ere Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Austin af 21 Third street, Woodbura . Plea Signed by 27 Per Cent Tsd Kuensi, assistant county engineer, snd County Surveyor A. D. Graham have secured the signatures of approximately 27 per cent of the property owners involved in the plan te widen and straighten South River road from the Salem city limits to the community of Roberts, distance of approximately three miles. The program calls for the se curing of some 29 parcels ef land. Two of them are approxi mately a nail acre in size and the balance constat of smaller lota. In no instance has the prop erty owner offered to donate land for the right-of-way. Accord ing to the present survey no houses will hsve to be moved. The time when work will start on the reconstruction of the road depends upon the success in se curing the needed right-of-way, members U ins county court re ported, - i JAPAN'S CABINET TRIMS BUDGET TOKYO HI Japan's cabinet Friday approved and submitted to parliament a l2,77t,000,OW budget for the fiscal year beginning April 1 approximately 76 million dol lars less than the previous year. Shed Burglarised Some tools, a trnctor teat cushion and a five gallon gasoline csn were taken from a tool shed broken into by thieves at the Wayne E. Weeks ranch north-a. t of Keiasr recent ly, the Merlon county sheriff's of fice reported Thursday. COURTS Circuit Court Ivan Mell Oleott vs. Itat Indus trill Accident Commits lean: Com plaint ttektiaf to Ml aside defend ant's orders of Sept 17, 153. Snd. Jan. 1. ItM. and that the plaintiff's claim for temporary total disability be resubmitted to a Jury. Joyce C ftenn vs. Roy L. Henn: Divorce complaint allcftnf eruel and inhuman treatment. Married at Wood burn. Jan. 2. 1931. Asks cus tody of two minor children and $150 monthly support. Wflutlne Pleschke vs. Arthur : rtesehks: Divorce conslsiat. aiMstas cruel and Inhuman treatment. Mar rlel at fafem January- 14, ItM. Asks custody of two minor children and M monthly support for each. ' i.fnes Sterba cuihlnl va. Harold Lee Cushlng; Divorce eomplslnt. al kfilng cruel and inhuman treat ment. Reeks custody of one minor child, ITS monthly support and prop erty settlement. Married at Oregon City, July 26, 1MB. fern U. Crsassn fl. Bet Dovflss Creason; Divorce rom plaint, allefinf cruel and Inhuman treatment. Mar ried at Rene. Niv.. Mtj M. 1J. AtU custody of minor child, monthly fuppoit and property settlement. Mary Kathryn Mlckcl vs. John Edward Mlekel: Order of default an I tarred agntrm delendsnt. Efhe T- Tedrrllne vi. Hugh W. Fedcrltne: Divorce complaint, alleg Ine cruel and Inhuman treatment Married at St Cloud. Minn.. April 18, IM. Aks rustodv of to minor children and KM monthly t up port for each. State Unemployment Compensation Commission vs. Brown Ixsiing Co.; Suit for judgment of SlfS .", alleg edly auc in unpaid contributions. Ed Luhmbeal dba Ed Luktnbeal Real rotate vs. John Zumnehr Judgment order In favor of plaintiff in sum or tzaua. Probate Cowrt Rnbert Sneyd Renfrew estate: Or- dtr adrmtung estate to probate and appotaiinv joeepn w. Hotcmton ao minlstrator. ffTla Llptak tuaralanahlp- Order nut homing euardiawi to make eer tatn expenditures Irt connection with guardianship. Nina M Eldaon aetata: Order ad. mlttlne will 1o orobate and appoint " Joaepn T. FMman executor. fttrrlln O dark ettste: Order ad mitting will to prohai and appetn.' tna Brnma Clark cxenrtria. far! Martin Hamrf: Order flvlnf , Fch. IS at dt for hearing final : count. Frle r Hall mlate: Older auttwrr. Itn IM monthly allowanrtf tm wldnw. Dells V Mama eanaervalorstlle Order atithoriflnf eontervator loan fundi secured bv mnrttast ea real properly. Jennie K. armer ertata: Ordet ad mlttlnf will to probate and eppotnt. Inr Reba Smith eaarutiix- Order sV mtttlne tt1 to probate and epfVrtrtt Inc Jaha w 01 una KanKy xecirtav. trvor 1 Weller eatate' Ordef emmans teo C Pace. Lester Barf and Kcnrtvui atinwa apprataera. sjrnle y. flail eatate: tmi4 at t4t.t ev fhtat ap. Multkipal Court Darter LcRor Smtm. IndesenO- nca. drlvlns whll HrMrtieaiaa. nan mrrenee an lanurv w tm trial. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sk, OrtfM STOCKS By THE AStOCUTES PRESS Admiral Cerpor atka to Allied Chemical Allia Chalmers American Airlines American Power k Light American TeL Jr TeL American Tobacco -Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad ' Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Mack. , California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor T3 47 12 IS 81 Ills M 12 Vj 48H T8V, 11 13 21 at N 81 41 18 8 81 too 41 10 Cclenasa Corporation Chrysler Corporatioa Cities Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultee : Crown Zellerbach , Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft du Pont do Nemourl Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric. General Foods General Motors - ' Georgia Pee. Plywood Goodyear Tiro Homestoks Mining Co. 2 11 M International Harvester International Paper - M 8 87 1 : 27 14 21 18 17 18 M 7 48 118 2 78 17 14 28 23 48 M 80 48 Johns Mas villa , . KjnsscoU Copper Libby, McNeill , Lrckbeed Aircraft . Lowe's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash KeWinater New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Flth Pacific Gas Elec. Pacific TeL TeL Packard Motor Car Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonler Incorp Raynonter Incorp Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck k Ct. Socony-Vacuum Oil Sluthern Pacific Standard Oil Calif 70 80 18 38 74 21 7 44 28 22 19 111 22 ' 47 8 24 40 12 Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Corp. sunshine Mining Swift ft Co. Transamerica Corp. Twentieth Century Fog union uu Co. Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood Unites States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union TeL ' 48 Westinnhouae Air Brake 24 Westinghouee Eeuctric Woolworth Company - SJtt 1 48 NEW YORK ITOCKJ WALL STREET NEW YORK tf Tlw t c k market advanced rriday far Um fourth, straight time and moved In to new high fround for the past tight nrtotHhj. Gains were liberal throug bout the entire list and went to between 1 and 1 points at the most. Trading expanded rapidly on the rise and came to an estimated two and a quarter million shares, the first time the .two million mark has been passed since the final day of Ust year. Thursday's total was 1,530.000 shares. Open House at New Hospital Open House will be held at the new Salem General Hospital Bun- day afternoon from 2 to I o'clock, and at fiose hours the public will have an opportunity to be shewn through the new institution. Th. hmlHin. mill 0. M. hMnilfll use about February 1. I "hich ha conducted a lengthy in fi .ni..i...u.. ! vestixation of communism and will take place some time in May. Hollingwotih Rites . In Portland Saturday Funeral services ' (or Df. . Csrl J. HoUingworth, Portland physician and a former member ef the board ef trustees of Willamette Univer- tity. will be held at the Colonial Mortunn, a( 10:30 Saturday mora- tag. Committal at Lincoln Me morial park will be private. Dr. Hollingworth, a graduate of Willamette university with the class ef 1913, had been In in health for tome time but hit death was un expected. He il survived by the widow, Pearl E. Hollingworth of Portllnd; and two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren of 8alem, sad Bar bare McWain. - CORRECTION Iwffri hnf. VEAL CHOPS LB., 59c HOFFMAN MEATS INC. ISO N. Commercial 2-Headed Babe 33 Days Old INDIANAPOLIS UX Indiana's two-headed boy, now 33 days old, was reported la satisfactory con dition todsy snd ready to leave Riley hospital whenever the par ents are able to take him. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ce cil Hartley of near Petersburg, ia souths '.odiau, nave said they wanted to t.ke their ton home as soon ss possible. How ever, their family physician. Dr. Joseph W. Mbert, Insists that they move Into Petersburg before bringing kirn bonvv Their log cabiai, three miles from Petersburg, has no electric ity, plumbing or running water, and the hack road leading to it is Impassable muck of the winter. Peiping Radio (Continued from Page II The Peiping broadcast did act say if the Reds would toko back toe prisoners from the pro Red camp. The return will begia at Wed nesday. Although the Indians are await ing replies to letters of notifica tion sent both commands yester day the spokesman said the tenor of the repine will make littla or no difference. Asked by a reporter If the In dians would go ahead with their plan, the spokesman said with em phasis: "It is not eur plan tt la our decision." The Indiana have received no reply from either command. The United Nations is cerflnbt to accept the prisoners at any time, but the attitude of the Com munists is not known. Most Allied newsmen and officers expect lt to be strongly opposed. The U. S. 8Ui Army said it is ready to accept anti-Red Korean and Chinese prisoners at any time. Harvard Prof (CMTfJatM from Pat 1) McCarthy said that m hi oduv ton "this Is one ef the most aaara- vatod cases of contempt" that he had seen. Te ma tt is inconceivable.' McCarthy said, "that a university which has had the reputation it haa had keepa (his creature teaching eur children." McCarthy previously had de manded that Harvard President Nathan M. Pussy fire Furry from the faculty. "Many nave aiea m tne pest end tt e lose a war in the future it wUI be because of the task of loyalty and the complete unmor- atity of people like you." MeU tan ay ioio rurry. furry Cited Friday McCarthy told newsmen after the mornlnf s public session end ed that be would talk af aia Friday afternoon, ia executive session, with Prof. Furry and with about 10 other witnesses whom he did not identify. Prof. Furry testified be does not know anyone "who ia a permanent member of the Harvard facujty who Is or was a member of the Communist party." Pressed for wrist he meant by a permanent (acuity member, be answered lie meant a proicssor or associated professor. Then McCarthy asked Furry, "Do you know anyone connected with Harvard whs ia or was a member of the Communist party?" Furry replied: "I'm not going to answer that question." McCarthy: "You are ordered to answer." Furry i "I refuse, sir." Senate Slates (Continued from Pae I) I ,vI,in' )1"ul IfT"? Communist oath now required of unioa leaders by Taft-Hartley. Kerry House action on T-H law revision was predicted earlier Fri day by Rep. Halleck ot Indiana, the House Republican leader. Following a meeting of top lead ers wnh House committee chair- ! man Halleck said Taft - Hartley I revisions weO might be one of the first major legislative proposals j taken up in the House. The meeting was called by - Speaker Martin R. - Mass.) to discuss a krtlslstive timetable for '. V'"' "P5'0" Congreaa. Bills slated for early considera tion, in addition t the Taft-Hartley changes. Include appropriation measures, tax revision, wire-taping legislation, and a measure to create an Air Force academy. When cocaine is taken by mouth, - ' sensations af hunger are deadend. ' SchaefeKs Herbal Cougttf Balsam Is a real relief for that tick ling, annoying threat writs Mow ana) brencKiarf hearsev nets (Jut to colds. 50c & M00 A Mel will cenvlexe ywu. SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE Opea DsUy, 1:29 A. X I P. M. ftendty. t A. 11.-4 P. M. 138 N. (aaaaaevraat Ci to Head the Chest Directors of the Salem Com munity Chest elected Otto J. Wilton president of the Salem Community Chest to succeed Edward Msjek at a board meeting held . lata Thursday afternoon.: Other officers named were Harold D. Robertson, first vice president; Herbert Barker, second vice president; Claude Kells, re-elected executive sec retary, and Arthur B. Bates. treasurer. The officers were Immediately installed by past President Joseph Dodd. A placque honoring the ser vices of Edward Majek during and prior to his Chest presl dency waa presented to him by Dodd. otto Wilson, reporting as chairman of the 1883 cam paign, stated that cash and pledges totalled $119,813.97 to date with a few hundred dol lars more expected. This it the largest amount i the Salem Chest haa ever raised. Arthur Bates, treasurer, re ported that there is now $69,- 189.92 In Salem financial instl tutions, plus $22,470.18 In pledges. Outlays of 8122,789.17 lor tne 1953-84 - fiscal year were approved, including an Overpayment of 14442.49 made laat September, These disburse' menu are conditional upon nearly all the pledges being paid. ' Tb directors voted to make available in an advisory way the services of the secretary. Claude Kells to the forthcom ing YMCA for an addition Its plant It was emphasized that no one .should consider pledges to this campaign as a substitute for regular Chest giving. At the suggestion of Herb- Sister 5cholastica; Dies at Ml. Angel MT. ANGEL Bister Merv Scholastics Imfeld, OSB, SI, s Benedictine nun of the Convent Queen of Angels, Mt. Ansel, for 00 years, died Wednesdsy, Jsn. 13, st the Convent She suffered heart attack Sundsy. She wss born March S, 1872, In Obwalden, Bwitterlend, snd made her profession ss a nun Feb. 10, 1894. Sister's saalgn- ments were vsried. She assisted la nesrly every mission of the Benedictine Sisters and various parochial schools, also at the In dian residential school st Kska wia, B. C, Canada. Burvlvws sre a nephew, Joseph Sccllg si Nil, Mich., snd a number of grandnieccs snd a grsndnephew. Funeral services will be held st 9:30 o'clock Ssturdsy morn ing, Feb. 16, at a Requiem Hih Mass ia the Convent ehspel, snd Interment will be in the Convent cemetery. COMFLCTINO BARIC LACKLAND AIR FORCE BASE, Texas Larry D. Sharp, ton of Mr. tnd Mrt. Roy A. Sharp, 1309 Pearl street, Sslem, Ore., is completing hit Air Force basic a i r m e a indoctrination course tt this Air Force bsse. 0'. I. leynelds Clink HEMORRHOIDS (PILES) Fi99ur Fistula Prolapis Pruritis (Itching) Stomach and Colon FREE Octet t(V Sfc(jf Dr. IL Reynolds Clinic Prertefstfist Nsturefeth 1144 Center Ml' Stlnu rv 1"- aarlacraaapt MAJEK RECEIVES PLQUE FOR 0 Joseph Dodd, a director ef the Salem Community Cheat, is shown, left, presenting Edwsrd Msjek a plaque ia KeofntlJoa ' '' ' of Majet'a service as president of the Salem Conmranlty Chest upon kis retirement Thursday afternoon when Otto Wilson was named to succeed him. Dodd is a former Salem Chest -' president and present Oregon Chest president ert Barker It wat decided to conduct labor-management conference, using men from the national Chest office it. they are available. - - . The board will also sponsor visits to the Oregon Chest Used; iliance PRiCEO tO SAVE YOU DOLUSS! RANGES WE8T1NGH00SE Fall sUe Automatic timer and light I WE8T1NOHOUSE Fall Site ' WEST1NGH0UBB . 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DON'T MISS OUR BUDGET BARGAIN TABLE Ot Smell Appliance Sevlnft loty Terms Convsnient Payments Open Friday nifht TM 9 1 EATER APPLIANCE CO. mChemekete fecal SERVICE agencies ' during- the coming year.: President Wilson ex pressed the hop that the chairman of the 1994 fund campaign can be chosen early, so he can have ample time to organize this effort. t : 1 Was 119" 89w 79" 69 39" 19w 148 91 Was 119.98 ' Was 199.91 . Was 89.59 Waa 69.59 Waa ' 39.89 RANGES . Wat ... 129 ti Waa 99.99 Waa ' 99.89 "" Was : 89.99 -oote l 79" 69" 49" Wat 189.91' Was 129.91 Was 119.98 . Wss 79.98 99" 89" 79" 49" - Was 139.99 ti. Wsa 139.91 99" 249M Was 129.99 Was 199.91 179M 169" WASHERS Waa 249.9! - Was 129.95 Wit .5t Was 59.39 199" 69" 59" 39" WASHERS Was ' 139.98 Was 109.95 Wst 199.95 79" 69" 69" WASHERS 99" 69" 39" 69" 59" 9" 99" HEATER Wit 169.93 MACHINES Was 19.95 9" Ml. 3-411 W - t