KNCI OJUCTTZ TIMES
n.tt.miHQHE NEWS
Mr. 4 Mi. Jim !
up tra The UalJe n the wr-
Mr. and Hi. RUI att cl j
Portland wrte hit la vWit hi
father. 1MJ Biir.rtl, and Ua at
trrtdrd the mtritfd at the
Elk on Saturday.
Mil. MLata Weiifc t 1
weekend vuiunf fcf daughter
and f.mlly. Mr. and Mr. Howard
Ctrvt-fofl " aan ana ram
Uy. Mr, and Mr. Tul Webb.
Mr. a4 Mr. rrMt Hick
.n of Lugena r vtaitlnf, his
muihvr, Mr. t.ro Mr raw n.
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CISTIIUM WODUCTS CO.. KtNTUCKT STKAJGHT BOURBOH WHISWY.10 f WOf
Bedding Plants
FLOWERS
TOMATOES
PEPPERS
CABBAGE
SEED POTATOES
ONIONS
GARDEN SEEDS
GARDEN SUPPLIES
Corneti Green
Feed
242 W. Undn Way
Ph. S I422
(CmUh4 Um Ti I. tt I)
turina at lb TOPS totnen
dun. On TWfeUy n.ey u,an4
th roaU on th 20 miracle mllrs
and alto loured the rhr fc
lurv at Tillamook, rrway u
pent In attending mffilfiji On
Saturday the main asarmblle
wrtm held. hr awards were
given. Iun TOPS club wu liated
tmortf lha top 10 for the great
r( average writ hi frt
mrmbrr. The convention Mai
rllmaed on Saturday evening
with a banquet. Mr, loieman
and Mr. Jtritmann returned to
June on Sunday.
Elmo McMillan, of Salrm.
topi"d to vUlt with Mr. Mary
Swanaon fur a ahurl while on
Thursday on hla way to Ltx
Inirton for the funeral of Ted Mc
Millan.
Mn Franklin Undmrom was
hoates on Friday fur a birthday
luncheon in honor of Anna Und
itrom at Anna home. Guests
nwunt Included. Mr. and Mrs.
Oafar Lundell. Mr. Ernest Lun-
dell. Mary Swanaon, Tuda Swan-
on. Gladys Drake. Mr. Aigoti
Lundell. Albert Lindatrom. Roy
Undstrom, Kristlne and Steve
Unditrom. Franklin L4ntltrom
and aona apent the evening.
Mra. Aleott Lundell or iw-
land visited at the home of Mr.
nrl Mr. Oscar Lundell over the
week end. She also visited other
relative here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charl.-s O Connor
spent the week end In Portland
at the home or Mr, tana a.
Yarnell. While In Portland, Mr.
and Mr. O'Connor attended a
reception at the Sllverton union
hiBh school In honor of Mrs.
Morl Lamar, chairman of the
ESTARL scholarship committee.
Rnrw Cook, stat aeent oi un-
Min National Life, was a house
guest for a few days last week
at the home or Mr. ana Mrs.
Charle O'Connor.
Mr. l.eo Crabtrec. her mother,
Mrs. Blanche Scheelar. Mrs. Al
vtn McCabe and family and
Sharon Crabtree were In Pendle
ton on Saturday on business.
Mr. Mary Swanson was hos
tess for a dinner In honor of
Mrs. Alsott Lundell, Mr. and
Mr. Oscar Lundell, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Lundell and Mrs. utto
Llndstrom on Saturday.
"I CANT ALWAYS
GET TO TOWN"
Living out of town, and working svary day, It's not aasy for ma to gat to
town with my checks . . . and I don't like to Uav tham laying around
th house. So I us Salem Federal Savings' handy 'SAVf BY MAIL' plan.
Thay pay the postage both ways and thy also pay rha highest rata In
town on regular savings accounts. But th biggest reason I sav with
Sslem Federal Savings is, aver sine I started my accaunt thay hava gone
out of their way to give m personal attention anal friendly service. I
notice a lot of my neighbors sav there too.
If you haven't started an account thera yet, just fill in th handy SAVE BY
MAIL form below and send it in with your check . . . You can open an
account by mail, just that easy.
NAM!
NAMt
ADDRESS.
SEND THIS "Save by Mail" DEPOSIT SUP IN NOW
(Un for Joint Account)
cirr
DATE.
AMOUNT.
(Um Check or Money Ordor)
Salem Federal will send by return mail your Savings Book and Signature J
Card. Your Save by Mail Account pays 4 current rate per annum.
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Tt.e Matvi I tit teacl.n ap
previaitun lihurt t .fc.c:r hU
on We4ne,iay tt.ir.e 1 4 the
lorve frad r..l hin iu'i
irat l,rk.
The Grand USce OitftU
j.iwM-ntrd cfftifua! tt r'2
nttltin fur iroeiAut t-rin i
Mr. Franklin H Ut our .'3
tears cf h(Uig
The hlj;h tu.-l t
quests alorg with It-W.DO.
t;.rt'e Smith. Larry Ok
memtwr t.f rnuli!i" nd Ma
onle etlqurttr. and Mr. Pbin.
ton all ihrf f r 'lt.
Cheryl Muiriv.n kMc a dm-
ont rathe ttamv a fart or me
program and a Mm, "The Am-rl-
can ruwboy" "n. whs
wa a ducwnirntary film on a
rowU'a lif f" r
The F.at.rn Mr mi'tiiwri
wn'ed the bawjurt v.lth Mm.
Hobcrt DeSp;iln a rhalrman.
Mr. and Mr. M l!J'
crlved wor.l of the !'"
fharU-s 0NVII ! S DU'no. Mr,
O'.Nell was a rt-ldi-ni ut lone
many years ec' whfte he was
in bUkinrs.
Mr r. I Mrttittrr and Mr-
Gordon White were In IVndlc-
ton on Saturday Mtopplnjf.
Mr. and Mrs. H A Hrtrton of
nallaa mn-fst the W('-k end Ot
the home of the ir dattnhter and
famltv. Mr. and Mr. rrenricK
Martin. They wcro here to see
the play on Friday nlrht.
Mra Elmer Ho tz. Mrs. waiter
Jepsen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jep-
sen and OilMren. jonn ami
Evelyn Jcpsen and Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Crawford and daughters
u.-rp In Portland on Saturday to
attend the wedding of Ann Jep
sen to Leonard Fred Larson.
St. Williams Altar Society met
at the home of Mablc Cotter
nn Thursrtav. Mrs. Dick McElll-
Rott and Mrs, David Daker were
hostesses. Mrs. Raker served refreshments.
Tnnie riuh social meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Frank
lin l.lnrlstrom on Saturday. The
afternoon was spent playing pin
ochle. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Rill Molina Mrs. Dorr Mason,
Mrs. Fred Hermann, Mrs. David
hakcr HutrM were Mr
margin Llndilrom. Mr. Vertier
Trudvn Mr, ftud MclCrurle.
Mr Vntor ftietminn n4 MbU
Cotter
Clause fcramnr tf I
Waal.., and June Saunder and
Cathy 'f fJulUendale. Waah,
tnl the werk end at the home
of Mr. and Mr fl Bay.
Mr and Mr. lm MtFJIIgott
are I ho parrnta of a baby girl
brn on Thursday. Aril 'JO, at
Si Anthony hoiHal In Prndla-
i..n. Tlie vouni; mi welehwl
iunds and has been named
Mxhele Anne.
Albert A. CruUant. of Tllla
mook, a former teacher In the
lone athool vUUrd at the home
of Mr, and Mr. Kdmond Brta
low on Thunwlay -f lt week.
Mr. Crtiant U a former teacher
of Mr. BrUlow'.
Mr. Ray lleimbifiner and Mr.
IJovd Klce were In Portland on
Monday.
Among the opening week end
fUhermen bringing back a
caich wa Edmond BrUtow with
a 19 inch trout (rainbow! he
caught In Willow Creek.
ulDh A. Piuer. who is In the
Signal Corpa stationed in Ger
many, recently spent everal
clays in Paris on leave. Piper and
three of his buddies made the
trlD from Bobbenlnc. Germany
where they are stationed. Ralph
is the aon of Mrs. Francl riper.
Mrs.- Ernest Hellker and Mr.
Tuda Swanson were hostesses on
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hellker for a blnco party.
Eleven members and one guest
were present The club recently
received an electric percolator
for selling greeting cards. They
also have purchased new shut
ter type bingo cards. The club
decided to ask two more mem
bers Into the club. High prizes
were won by Mrs. Elbe Aker.
Mrs. Don Ball and Mrs. Imogene
Mooney.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doherty
are the Darents of a baby born
on April 16, at St. Anthony hos-
Dltal In Pendleton. The young
man has been named Richard
Byron.
Second Lt. Dennis Swanson of
the Air Force will resume his
fltiia dutio Ha r b Ua
Inactive lUt for flytnf of lit
duo to an arm Injury. Now that
his arm hat hlet
um flying. II nd hi !
will leave on May 7 to come lo
tone, as he bceina a 21 Jay lavt ,
lie wilt be on hi y lo Phoe
nl. Aril, where he will be .tat
loned.
Mra. Rov L!nairtm and Suan
were In Portland a few daya last
week. Suaan relumed Thursday
evenlna and Mr. Undtrom
came home on Saturday ntgM
with Mr. Elmer llultz.
On Tuesday of laat werk, Mr.
UmU Maan. Mi Ry Uni.tiu4U
and Mr Char! O Connor al
tendH a fri-ndh!p r!ht ,-t
rxf(-ilon for Fluru Itrk i
Mr. Koatk U a nrnili
of the F-?TAIX cvir.mlttre t4 Ihe
Grand Cr-j-i-r f OtegiJi O.E-S
Mr and Mr. William Tews
from Seattle. Wah. were her
for the Valby Lutheran ehurih
celebration.
Ed and Dick Lowry ol HarmU-
ion si-nt l he weekend here fin
ing with Mr. and Mr M Har
rla
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la th hoott of th city
it Tropical decor
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if Lanal suit, kitchenette
it Sample room
Phone. 24-hr. switchboard
IT Fro TV. radio
Carag Parking
it Credit card honored
415 S. W. Montgomery St.
(OA S9 City Center Rout)
PORTLAND, OREGON
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from coait to coatt, Impacted ond opprovtd by
Congrats of Motor rMU.
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It's true. Unless sales are made, wbaala don't
turn. Factories don't produce. Machine stand
idle. So do people. No jobs.
But when sales are made, things happen. America
lives, breathes, creates. There is accomplishment,
pride. There is progress.
Where are most sales made? In ads, o! course.
Ads that tell you what you want to know, about
what you want to buy. Ads that guide you in ful
filling needs and wnts. Ads that stimulate com
petition, help keep prices down. Add that keep
America rolling ahead.
When advertising helps you buy, Wft prosper . . .
as people, as families, and as a nation.
It pays to be advertised at.
A public service advertisement prepared by a leading
Oregon advertising agency at the request of the Oregon
Newspaper Publishers Association and published by this
newspaper for your information. vm,mmmjir
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This advertisement salutes Oregon Advertising Rec
ognition WeeV. May 1 through 7. Advertising is one
of Oregon' great public servants, ordinarily selling
almost everything except itself. This newspaper is
pleased to participate in this recognition of th vital
part advertising plays in keeping America oa th
march.
a0 STATE ST. - SALEM, ORE.
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