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OF THE BEAUTIFUL ALL-NEW '59 CHEVROLET ON DISPLAY IN
OUR SHOWROOM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. Refreshments
Miller Chevrolet Co., Estacodo
1 ing trip of 9 days were Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Kiggins, Mr. and INCREASE SHOWN IN
AUTOMOBILE INJURIES
Mrs. Jim Platt and Bruce, Mr.
Traffic accidents in
Oregon
and Mrs. Rodney Kiggins, Casey
By Phyllis Fitch
Sunday guests at the
Jack Clark and Curly Mills. Their sent to hospitals more than nine
people a day during July, the De-1
Akin home were Mr. and Mrs. camp site was 40 miles east of partment
of Motor Vehicles re-
Paul Beck and small daughter Prairie City. They filled seven ported.
of their eight deer tags. Jimmy
Paula from Milwaukie.
The monthly breakdown show
Everett
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Howell Kiggins stayed at the
that 286 people were injured
visited Sunday with the
Law Kiggins home while they were ed
to the extent that they had to be
rence Wahlstrom family in the away.
carried from the scene of the
George community.
crash with bleeding wounds or
Monday Mrs. Wilbur Howell [
distorted members.
took the Jobs Daughters to the
J ao / tl m if
.Another 552 people received j
Molalla Job Daughters’ friend
other visible injuries, such as
ship meeting.
bruises, abrasions, swelling and '
% p to tiL fw ix J t limping;
Twenty-four members
and
and 358 people com-1
eight Dodge ladies were present
plained of pain without visible
■r CARL HUM
at last week’s Springwater Home
signs of injury, or momentary un
Extension meeting.
consciousness.
Last Friday morning Mrs. Wil
A reader who, as myself, was
department said injuries
bur Howell attended the PTA. incarcerated for years In a stone so The
far this year are running a-
executive council
meeting. walled, grasslesa city, writes liead of last year, despite the fact
There wild be a PTA meeting on that he, too, likes to see grass
total accidents and deaths
Thursday night at 8 o’clcok at grow ing between occasional that
are down. During the same per
the high school. Springwater res- cracks in sidewalks in his home iod a year ago 9.057 people had 1
1 idents are urged to attend.
town.
been injured. Through July this |
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Petri
I’ll bet there may be hundreds
from Portland spent
Friday of such strange characters as year 9,659 were injured in traffic
night and Saturday
with the we — perhaps even a Mrs. or j
Try a Classified Adv. in the
Jim Tenneys. They went deer j two of the fussy type who can t i will
get results and the cost Is
unting on Saturday.
abide even a spot of comfortable low. Just phone us or .bring
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shibley dust around the house . . .
or mall your ad. in.
attended a cattle sale at Prin-
’Comfortable’ dust, I said, j
ville this week.
Show me a house that doesn't
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shibley have a smidge of clean, honest
and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Joe I dust In it, and I’ll prove (to j
C l i f t EC
FOR THE
Gcttridge and family,
Gilbert myself, anyway) that it Isn’t a
JilU C j
FAMILY
and Winnifred Shibley and Mr comfortable house where a man
„ j n, m
can sprawl out with his pipe and
and Mrs. Tom Bard
and Jack | his
UJ„ newspaper, or munch an
un
RED GOOSE
drove Saturday to Bieber, Calif, eatin’ apple in calm male con-
For growing feet
to attend the wedding of Jim tent!
Shibley and Darlene Henderson.
GRACE WALKEP
The wedding was Sunday attei-
“If I saw just the good in you
noon at the Community Church.
vjueen
For a Day Fain*
"And you the good in me,
Winnifred Shibley was brides
"Perhaps
within
a
day
or
two
maid and Gilbert Shibley
was
JOHN C. ROBERTA
best man.
"We’d find a remedy
Bill Tucker and Fred Kruse
For Particular Men & Boys
"For all distrust — suspicion,
have returned home from their
too:
hunting trip over by LaGrande.
"And we’d quite friendly be — j
They were fortunate to return
"If I saw just the good In you,
with a deft’.
SHOE STORE
Those enjoying a recent hunt-
"And you the good in me!”
702 Main
Oregon City j
’News' Want Ads Bring Good Results Springwater
O ddly £ nough
bv a w * *
A b righ t firm a fe w y e a rs a g o hit on the idea
o f b ottling fresh lem on juice fo r convenience
a n d e c o n o m y - t h e n ih e y hit on a seco nd idea
thot w a s even m ore striking. T h e y p a c k e d the
ReoLem on juice in a plastic container - that
lo o k e d like a lem on, even felt like a lemon. It
w o rk e d with a s q u e e i e - l o p ro d u c e a fe w d r o p
lets o r a tablesp oo n-full q u ick ly a n d easily. Then
thin gs h ap p e n e d !
1
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item
O n e m an w rote in to s a y the
em pty lem on container, tightly
sealed, w a s the best fish b o b b e r
he ever used. Its b righ t co lo r
m a ke s it e a s y to see— even after
sundow n, he notes!
.y .
—I*"
A clever h o u se w ife w rote to s a y she fo un d
the em p ty contain er, with the top cut off, a
c o lo rfu l planter fo r artificial flow ers. A n o th e r
w rote that she w a s sa v in g them u p fo r ou t
d o o r C h ristm as tree orn am e nts — colorful,
festive — a n d u n b ie a k a b le .
•
A n o t h e r in g e n io u s
la d y w rote to s a y she
f o u n d the " l e m o n s "
’m a d e u n u s u a l p a r l y
f a v o r s — p a p e r b ir d
h e a d s co uld be fa s h
io n e d a n d inserted in
to the n e c k s o f the
p la s t ic le m o n s . G a y
a n d am u sin g!
S u g g e s tio n s co ntinue to p o u r in for the plastic le m o n — r a n g in g from
clothes sp rin kle rs to h arm le ss squirt gu ns. In fact, s o y c o m p a n y o f fi
cials, p e o p le seem o b se sse d with cre atin g uses fo r the container, other
than the h u n d re d s of uses for lem on juice itself!
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U.S.D.A. 'Good' R IB ST £ A K S lb. 6 9 c
Smoked P O R K H O C K S
lb.2 9 «
Room Specials
'50 —
Van Camps, Reg. 29c Can
French's
T A M A L E S with sauce
Reg. 35c
MUSTARD
J In. 8 oz.
23c
Country Fresh STEWING CHICKEN lb. 4 9 c
Swift's Premium, Thick or 1 Thin-Sliced
1 lb, pkg. 5 9 c
BACON
Karo, 1 Pint, Reg. 26c
Special
WHITE SYRUP
2 *0 ' 39 c
April Orchard, Reg. 2 for 45c
C R AN BERR Y SAUCE
e a .lQ c
Rosarita, Mexican Style, Reg. 29c
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FreshCRANBERRIES
CABBAGE
4 f o ' l -00
TORTILLAS
lib .
29 c
lb. 5 c
Sta-Flo
Reg. 39c
Vi Gal.
Special
25 c
STARCH
Firm .RipeBA N A N A S
2 lbs. 29 c
Cottage Brand
Beautiful, Fresh C E L E R Y
Stalk 1 0 c
T O M A T O JUI CE
46 oz. tin
4 lor 100
Purina,
Reg. 39c
DO G C H O W
2V a lb. box
5 for 1 0 0
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