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Phone T W 5654
even longer.
last year.”
SAM: "Glad to hear you say it,
Jerry. [ don’t think there’s
any finer group of men than
those who’ve fought shoulder-
to-shoulder in foreign lands.
It takes more than Military
Service to belong to the
V.F.W. Foreign duty is man­
datory. That’s why our outfit
is unusual.”
JERRY: “Like you always say
—‘the most exclusive club in
town!’”
SAM: "That’s right — and the
nicest, most considerate bunch
of fellows I ever knew. No
matter how tough things get,
a man who belongs to the
V.F.W. always has friends to
back him!”
Use adequate light for
reading but keep extra lamps turned off.
don’t actually need between the hours
Don’t forget to turn off lights in closets,
of 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. When you leave
basements, and storerooms. In using
a room, turn out ihe light, even if you
electricity here is a good rule to follow:
expect to be back ‘‘in a minute.” That
“ If there’s any doubt, better turn it out.”
WHY C O N S E R V A T I O N IS N E C E S S A R Y
Winter brings greater use of lights and
thousands of men and children start
heating equipment using electricity. It
using water (most of it heated elec­
brings a pick-up in industrial produc­
trically) to clean up. The result is that
tion which means still more power use.
the total
All this reaches a maximum between
present Northwest power sources can
4:30 and 6:30 p m when thousands of
barely cope with the demand. A serious
housewives start preparing dinner and
break down can occur unless you help.
power
available
from
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this fine organ.zation th a t
builds enduring friendships. If
you’re a veteran with overseas
service, we cordially in v ite you
to attend our next P o st M eeting,
as a guest.
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<BO N N Y S L O P E ' T h e B onny H A S IIO l S E ( il'E S T
A fa s c in a tin g d e m o n stra tio n of
Slope P.T.A . w ill m e et on J a n . 21
Mr. an d M rs. R. M P id lei ha
th e d e v e lo p m e n ts of th e B ell T e l­
a t 8.30 p.m . a t th e school h o m e h a d M iss D o ris D idier. a s is te r of
ep h o n e la b o ra to rie s
w as g iven
At th is tim e th e by -law s will be Mr. DWlier’s a s th e ir house r "
. th e s tu d e n t body J a n u a r y 7, by
read , a n d a n in v ita tio n is ex ten d th e p a st w eek. M iss D idier is a T o m m y W elch,
c o m p an y dem on-
ed all m e m b ers to be p re se n t to re sid e n t o f E u g en e, O regon, an d
.s tla to l a n d h is s e c re ta ry , J o a n
ex p re ss th e ir view s on a n y ch an - )s 0n h e r w ay to P a rk la n d . A!- L Uyben.
ges.
b e rta , C a n a d a , fo r a visit w ith 1 s u c h
th in g s
a s th e a rtific ia l
T h e re w ill
be a n e d u c a tio n .! h e r m o th e r
voice ^
au tom obU a telep h o n e,
film
of som e k in d
show n
but H tfT T E R N E W S
in d
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a t th is d a te , th e su b je c t h a s n o '
M rs. F r a n k S n y d er is feeling te lep h o n e w ere ex p la in e d to th e
been d e fin ite ly decided.
m u c h b e tte r. A lth o u g h Mr. Sny- stu d e n ts.
IN P IA N O R E C IT A L
d e r h a s n o t co m p letely recovered
M usic w as tr a n s m itte d th ro u g h
J u d y B ru tk e an d E la in e S locum fro m h is to u c h of th e flu. he a
h u m a n te le p h o n e |u«e uom-
w ere p re se n te d in a p ia n o re c ita l h a s r e tu r n e d to w ork,
posed of fiv e l ’ep Club m em b ers,
a t th e h o m e of th e ir in stru c to r. F R O M M IN N E S O T A
S tev e B e n h am , se n io r, a n d M iss
Mrs. E d n a B u rto n , on J a n . 14.
M rs. W illia m W an o u s, S r. of
L uyben.
T h e g irls a r e s tu d e n t of ’ T h e W rig h t, M in n e so ta , is v isitin g a*
I n a n o th e r e x p e rim e n t D ean
P o rtla n d S chool of M usic.”
th e h o m e of h e r son, Mr. W illiam S h o rt, se n io r, h a d
10,000 volts
SKI STU D EN TS
W an o u s, J r .
tr a n s m itte d th ro u g h h im , c a u sin g
a flu o re sc e n t b u lb to lig h t up
M iss D o n n a H a rv e y of B onny B U D G E T A C C E P T E D
Slope a n d M iss K a th le e n
A ck-
T h e v o te rs of th e school dis- w h en b ro u g h t n e a r h is fo re h e a d !
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erm a n , o f B e a v e rto n
h av e en- tr lc t m et a t th e schoolhouse on
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ro lled in th e Ja y c e e sk i school. J a n u a r y
7., fo r th e p u rp o se of
D uane
R a sm u ss e n , ta ll B e a ­
an d h ad th e ir firs t lesso n
on J a n . v o tin g on th e b u d g et
T h e bud g et
v e r c e n te r, w a s p re se n te d a b as­
9.
w a s p re se n te d a n d accep ted .
k e tb a ll tro p h y fo r b eing m o st v a l­
IL L A T H O M E
EA M II.Y E IG H T S F U
M rs. EM B a rte ls k y h a s been ill
All o f tl»e m e m b ers of
th e u ab le p la y e r In th e re c e n t L ew is
a t h e r hom e fo r se v e ra l days.
John
M eyres fam ily, w ith the a n d C la rk co lleg e co a ch e s to u r
D A i'G IIT E R ’S G U E S T
ex cep tio n o f y o u n g
Jo h n , have n a m e n t.
C o ach T e d H a rd in g m ad e
M rs. J e ff s , of V an co u v er.
B. C._been v ic tim i o f ,h e _flu b u ^ a l­
p re se n ta tio n .
ls a g u est a t th e ho m e of h e r
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d a u g h te r, M rs. F. E. B lu n t.
V IS IT O R F R O M AM U'S
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A m ity has IN T R A M U R A L » S T A R T
I n tr a m u r a l b a s k e tb a ll w ill
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b een v isitin g a t h is son s hom e
At he la st m e e tin g of
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on South g ain m a k e its a p p e a ra n c e In th e
n y Slope C o m m u n ity C lub, th e
h ig h sch o o l g y m w ith g a m e s b e­
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th e c o m m u n ity fo r the k in d n ess
tw o m e m b e rs b ro u g h t in. T h e re
th a t h a s b een ex ten d ed to him B E L T IN G C R A F T
b ein g th irty -fiv e fo r Mr. M cF ar-
A new sty le w h ich h aa d e v e ,-| J
a n d h is fa m ily d u rin g th e past
re n ’s sid e a n d th irty -se v e n fo r
m o n th w h en h e h as been co n ­ o ped a lm o s t to th e “f a d ” sta g e, 8
M rs. T a y lo r's.
fin e d to h is bed b ecau se of his h a s fo u n d its w ay in to one of
A fte r th e b u sin e ss m e e tin g tn e
th e sch o o l classes.
in ju ry .
S
m e m b e rsh ip w as tr e a te d to a C A R D P A R T Y
T h is is th e m a k in g o f th o se
p ro g ra m c o n s istin g o f: tw o vo­
T h e B o n n y Slope C o m m u n ity o n e -q u a rte r in ch b e lts t h a t th e
cal d u e ts by th e R o llin g s tw in s
C lu b w ill h old Its f irs t m o nthly boys a r e w e a rin g by th e a r t s an d
a n d tw o v o cal n u m b e rs by M a r­
c a rd p a r ty o f th e year, on Sat.. c r a f ts c la ss u n d e r th e le a d e rsh ip ^
lene R a in e y a n d E m m a H a r r in g ­
J a n . 22 a t 8:30 pm a t th e club­ of M rs. C a ro l T a lb e rt, h o m e eo-
to n a n d
a p ia n o solo by M iss
o n o m ics in s tru c to r.
h ouse.
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Som e of th e boys w ho a r e m a k ­
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P in o c h le a n d ertb b a g e a re plan-
Mr. E d B a rte ls k y w as th e lu c k y
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f ned fo r th e a d u lts and b ingo for in g th e se "silly ” b elts a r e u sin g
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w as a la rg e b ag of g ro ce rie s.
"q u ite c le v e r”, s ta te s M rs. T al- S
w in n e rs, p lu s a d o o r prize.
B U M P ON H E A D
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A fre e lu n c h e o n will be served b e r t
D a rry l E m e rso n h a s been a b ­
D u rin g th e p a s t se m e ste r th e k
s e n t fro m school e v e r sin ce la st
22 s tu d e n ts h av e been w o rk in g k
M onday. H e fell w hile p la y in g a n d B R O K E A G A IN
w ith p la stic s a n d
le a th e r. T h e k
received a b a d b u m p on h is h ead .
H a r r y W old, ju n io r, w ho b ro k e p la stic w o rk w as d isc o n tin u e d un- k
h is c o lla r b o n e in th e '48 foot- til th e y a c q u ire d a n e le c tric buf- k
M O V IE O N S P O R T S
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A t th e m e e tin g o f B oy S co u t b all seaso n .a g a in b roke It w hen fe r a n d o th e r e q u ip m e n t.
pulled
too
stre n u o u sly
T h e p la stic stu d y as w ell as k
T ro o p No. 281 on J a n . 12 th* he
boys w ere tr e a te d to a m ovie on o n th e e m e rg e n c y b ra k e o f h is th a t of m e ta l w ill be ta k e n up k
n ex t se m e ste r.
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s p o rts by th e ir s c o u t" a s te r . Mr. u n c le 's c a r.
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H e is re p o r te d to be d o in g well.
E a rl B e n n e tt.
LO CK ERS UNLOCKED
k
BACK T O SC H O O L
T h e lo n g -a w a ite d lo c k ers h av e k
M iss D o ro th y H a n so n w as hom e
a rriv e d a n d a r e now o ccu p ied ^
fo r a few d a y s d u e to sic k n e ss
by th e "lo c k e rle ss f re s h m e n ” an d
b u t is b e tte r a n d is b a c k in school
I th e g irls w ho h a v e been "cooped
a g a in
u p ” in h alf-lo c k ers.
AII g irls no w
h av e
a
long i
lo ck er, a n d th e boys h a v e
th e
h a lf-lo c k e rs
w ith one boy to a!
lo ck er.
C A F E T E R IA U SE LOOM S
T o raise
fu n d s fo r th e new
c a fe te ria , co k es h av e b een sold
by G e o rg e a n n a O o b u rn , Ju n io r, !
fo r th e p a s t w eek In th e c a fe te r- ■
la w indow .
The
new
c a f e te ria
fe a tu re s
m a n y new d ev ices a n d w ill
be
re a d y fo r use soon, re p o r ts I. R.
M etzler, p rin cip al.
B A R B E R S H O P M l SIC
JE R R Y : " S u re r.ice o f you to
T h e n in e bo y s In th e fre s h m a n
sto p by, S am .”
c h o ru s h av e tu r n e d to " b a rb e i-
SAM: "Xot at all. I was just
sh o p sin g in g ” , M rs. E le a n o r D un-
finishing up my route, and
decided to drive over. You j ca n , m u sic te a c h e r, h a s rev ealed .
P a r ts
h a v e n 't b een d e fin ite ly
been lonesome, Jerry ?”
assig n ed , b u t so f a r th e y a re :
JERRY: "Lor.esome? My wife
says we’ve had more company i f ir s t te n o rs: P a u l B u ffa m a n d
since I’ve been sick than we
R ic h a rd B ess; seco n d te n o rs : R o n ­
had all latt yew! Why, I
ald Young. R ic h a rd C re ltz an d
think nearly every fellow at
B e rn le T h o m p so n ; b a rito n e s: D a r
our V.F.W. Post has been
yl E m e ric k a n d R o y C h ild s; b a ss­
over! Say . . . I’m sure glad
es: R a y L an d a n d R ic h a rd L a r-
you insisted on my joining up
minute may stretch to 15 minutes— or
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