HtffHrU OAltTTE. TIMES. Thuiiay. July U. IMI
Sees
mi
Lexington Grange
Conservation Film
rH on SatuNlay fr M rriulf
llli-f llll!.' Hh Hi ir.t-r BUI
Smrlhuml frMIn
fhirliu; ihr ri;rm nl
intlriitf ive Ml hint film
riven from Kit Ntl oniwriiil"n
nlfii. ThU rotli.tt.I ul IWJ
ml muvl, with i:y Tilnr
tmrrator, Oilirr .Mili.fc
IUtI Akvt ni Klih Iti.linnl.
This dim on Hi ubj-t f
im1 fmni rrMion, and IH rl
of wiving Hit mol-lur IhM fall.
Follow ini! thi the rrj;uUr
nttUiiif held ni l IliU
Hum lh cluirtrr dmi! In
hinr f ih li.onl hriitr,
Hurlon I'wk. Committee rifli
rni.l.ti! of an m;ric-uliur rc
K.it by Kcniu ih Sinou. who j
urii U rncmlnra to pn-par ,
w heat ruhlhlu for the cumin 1
fair.
llf'l. hiiin l Wa-'tn
bl.il fi-rlf.l I. i.il tin "'
.SallH MJaf t M-t I l!"it-m "il l
i tin mi uir
nil b.- f.. VV.-r
At' ! fr.rt.-l lt.i-r Hild
Ik- mi iniift II '-V. n:vrWf Un
Ul (KIuImT.
K. fri-iii; iiL aiK rnrl l
trf ll tlir i-lllu
Lexington Folks Host
Vacationing Visitors
bust BAXtns meet
Tin m Hiiii.' 1-r Ho - I; iki r
,t hflil l ln lioft' ol Muni
() Hi nil on Jum i't. l'."l
tlitl.l.'-l ll al li''4fd
Itlukt- and Mntlljtl ttvitiiirt
uoultl tlfimniri lb Mr-
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t.,i i ...im .t.r. n.ijoflia !..--
nIi.wii! Ul how lu I
lo'r-ilI. .. ll.i! out
ami rah roast..! wii-nt .r
II;,. l.nilMt uc fr mir Junrh, M.i-t-
Mil n V liutM l riUK'lil J-Ji'
Kul.nl which r.ln I1.11J ma;!'. W'v
niIJuuriH ri by ks hlimlnj:.
KciMiflf r,
.Sh.rrl Lynn OUh.-d
Mr n. :
VjjiKli nix
kf!)r j.il,l g
M t atl Wt
"SAVE
WHUf SiV!N(
PAYS"
Xc c oxw 15 0 6 tV 5
V f Open
fojy ft "JM lo"
foiy fo tj
Bttltr arnfogs 5
Insvrtd Saltty
Up to SlOfiOO
ry.A I'l;"! L!L '.'l'-"J, .--!v --
i. - -i
PLANNED RATE 1960
4fo
l
PER ANNUM
Phone Salem EM 4-6711
First
Federal
Savings
a umm. Ay
AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
SALEM, OREGON
CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION
129 COMMERCIAL N.E.
If CCLTHA JONEJ
Ml ami Mr llaiv-y Wiifhi
ii.'.il mni if I'l'itlamt ait tl!
;r at lit? A T. I, nf
thin n k. Mi afi.l Mr. Wru'bi
laf l.n ofi a lo wtH-k trip 1 K, V.a)
I.. M
VSfiK.'.i I Iho foiiijif I'al Ma
Mi fli.J M11 Jit' k Muunl aiul
.n M- iilur;i l l ihrir lmin"
tu'vt M--ial l.i ;n lrxiru'tun
In r imrcnu, Mr an. I Mr.
A K. Mj)rki'. Mr MutiiiiH ainl
m.n havr hi-cil iut ..r lirt
Miik I'lfM'iu li Mr M.iunt
Mi ..nl Mih. Krn'n-ih Marsli-
all li,i. rriMfiu'd In llu-lr home
iift-r a wn'k (n iiii' ii In tvntral
Orifun.
Mr, iiml Mi.. Man I Mi"ar
jiiil il.ii!j:liirr?i n-ni ilii U'ifk
riitl 'i!h Mr. Mr .ail' ar.-nl
11 llirrlsiitii:. Or1,
Mr. ur.il Mr Ivan Hunt nl
(iimilv, Mr. n. Mil. Jnhnnlt
1-illuiiiT ati'l family. Mr. nnl
Mrs. William ('. Vun Winklo.
Mr. Ki-y iimiI Mrn, Hrrih.i llunl
Mx'iii thr -):h of July m.I1iI.ii
a! I.illiiian SprlfH'H.
IJi-v. and Mrs. Waller Smith
r turned on Mnnd iy from a trip
ti Turner and I-.ui'iie
Mi v Orwli l. and daiiKhtcr, Mrs.
j Kay l'n. me. in ainl iluldren, an'
Niiink' Mr Orwiik Nn In
) ".!!iin,-iin for a low day,
luiirh Sawyer of U.tker called
i nt tin homes of aii'U'ilntariei'f;
I in Ij'inj;lon on Sunday.
j Mis. W. L McMillan and
eiaiiildaughler, Valila I rx in. were
isiiors in Cove and Baker, thi
past week.
Mrs. I'at Sawyer and children
were vi.-itint; lier timlher, Mrs.
Florence McMillan, on Sunday
l;ob 1. iol of reiulieton wus a
I.'-x iii'ttun visit'tr on Sunday
Karl Miller of La Grande, who
Is employed at lee Harbor Dam
va a wifk end visitor at the
('. C. Jones homo.
Mr. McCall Shows Cain
Word has been received from
Mrs. Miy McCall. who recently
lias moved to Julieila. Idaho
(hat she is well settled in her
new home, and is now walking
with a walker. She recently suf
f.Tcd a broken hip.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Laney and son
Buddy of Condon have been re
cent visitors at the home of their
daughter and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Messenger.
Wayne Papineau is again out
and around since a stay in Pio
neer Memorial hospital.
Mrs. C. C. Jones accompanied
Mrs. Jim Eloodsworlh to Her
rniston Wednesday night to visit
Barbara Bloodswoilh who was a
patient there in Good Shepherd
hospital. She was brought to her
Lexington home again on Friday.
She is suffering from a condition
brought on bv the serious ill-
1 ness of the mumps. A recent re
port from the Bloodsworth fam
ily is that Mrs. Bloodsworth and
daughter, Denice, are also "con
fined to their home with
mumps.
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mn on
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Mi.
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Mi
Le..
l:Jl'h (rum i -.ii.-i .t i.e c t"
J.'iii n hi. me on Stur!t.
fool Vun Ccmp
"Hie f i !,. im'H' vtii.,. i.f
Ihe paxnu vo.il.,..- ..I Use 4 il
UnjlH-t t !.l. i ill!" IIH'Ul.I
on .Suiiday; Mr an.! Mm
I'avi Im.h.M- fln, Mi i
Mkitl. Mr aid Mm,
Hurt. Mrs. LM n r.i.titj.'
I'.oger Caniia. 11 acd Mi
nard Mur.kerv
Mr and M:. (J.-oie II. rni.ina
were amonj l)."e in..t..ilnj; lu
II. ! JM k ill ulnl.1V.
Mr, and Mis. In. k Ap legal.
oi mini: in tin trailer Iioumj
t the O. G. liiii-din home.
M Jiall ."'.Hid Gl.ud of Carl
on i i'int;.iiol .ii (he Jim Vti k
l i i. for id - Mininur.
Mi. 'and Mrs. (i. ..i;e Sie.i!l
I ' ! I ll l.lieil III. (.(Ti. i nd
an ping In I.'.e iitou.-iiiiins. i
Vi.slirs al the C. C. J.iics
home ihe -J!!i of July were.
Kianklin McsM iH:er of Medford,
Mr. and Mi i. llas un nd J.oM-lace '
of I'oithmd aid Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Jo ViKuni, Mr, Florence
Mi.Millan. John Sii'iiee a. id V..I-
da Irvin.
Mr. and Mis. Newt O'Hara
motured to Tlic Dalies Sunday"
Ah. ri they mil llu'ir I'.iuhlcr,
Mrs. Pattv I),irn:ille and her
laughter. Karen. Karen relumed
to the home of her grarulp irents
a r a two-weeks visit.
Irs. June D.ui.o'i and fam-!
.Iv visited hT si.sier and family
Ir. and Mrs. Ji iecn in Waits
I'Urg, Wn.t over the week end.
Two IFYE Students '
To Visit Morrow
ti,e llc'l! k T .Matiil, lij
JviiiU t'tt IrfiB.i.i if l,.e will)
-i t t-y (a lw IHK li
. i ..! '.-. .. V". tlx ',
1 1. !..- "'..!.( ir, m Lutein-!
I ftili; and Vrr,ytn-l4 Hi um-'
ttsel a. tooling tu li- M..ro.w
i.iiu.t) aj.'eisl (.ffl.-e
M -. V 1 1 .if Wn i:.-ien of
I UV mt -orj. I'l, Will ltd (h
ji'IihI of A'Ji'ii.t 6 i Aijirunt i
with I'h Mr:iiik Shi U Catholic i
Kiid ban rli! leted -.r1 raf 1
( primary and Iwo ror of.
k.t on :.tty m ti.. M;. ha al
w.. lived on a farm and bait
I -d t---ifim wilt! g.ir.lenillg. j
fiu. I (ultjie. at.d r..kiiig She
tn r -.ol at.. mm nk rnglih.
i
The i:.a famllv
car l miiipti,
will host Kd
from Ihe I'nl i
f-rsity of Nenem-la. rwtween (
Septemlwr 2 l S,irmli-r 21 I
Igar is also Caiholic and h!
ioit:i'! !i-d meondary education, j
lie has lixed IS ear on a 12V) I
ncre farm. Their major crops arc
coffee, ttug.'ir cane ar.d i-miill
fiui's II" can tmder-it.ind Kng
'! i when Kpoken slowly.
t;.ich M-rr..w nmnly family
will soon receive a host family
kit frtim Ihe Male I II club office.
CorvaHU which will di'erlhe Ihe
IFVI"s re-pecihe count, ies and
give furthir Infi neatlon on Iheir
.nties .-. en JFYK host f.tmllv
Morse Requests Study
Of Red Wafer Disease
George Yackley
Enlists in Marines
George Timothy Yiickley. IS,
sun of Mr. and Mrs. George Yack-
i y of Heppnc-r, enlisted in the
United Siiie.s Marine Corj.s f.r
a pe:iof oi I line vcars juiy o.
Yackley is now ur.ih'igoing r.
cruit training in San Dago. al..
for a period of 12 weeks. After
implct ion of recruit trainin;'. ho
WUI reei'lve lour weeks oi in
dividual combat training al
Camp Pendleton, Calif. Then he
will receive a 'M day leave home.
On OSU Honor Ro!L
Gerald C Sumner of Ileppner
s iisieo on tne spring term nonor
ro!l at Oregon State university.
To be eligiLle for honor roll list
ing, students must make at least
i B plus averi'.re for the term, i
umm r is a senior in bu:;itK:S's j
and teihnology. :
A telegram from Sen. Wavne
Mi'-v (o (he Gaeile Tlme Sat-
eifinv siateii mat lie has re-nue-'ed
Ihe Depirtment of Ag
ri. ohure to lake Immeili tP steps
t i assist in S' lsim? (lie problem
i' ted water cattle disease. He
!! -d that 1. Glen B. Van Ness
i.-i-ciated with Ihe laboratory
.- ice sedion of animal disease
eraiHc.ilion division at Ames,
low. i. will be In Oregon the lat
ter part of Ihe month to do field
i careh on this disease. He will
make thorough i'inding and rec
i mmendations to the Depart
r.er.l. A cluck with County Agent
N. C. Anderson reveals that
.hAngh there was a small out-li.-ak
ff this disease in cattle
:iliiit 12 years ago in the Board -manlrri'.'on
area, it has not
been a problem hero. Even at
tl at time there was very little
:o"-s due to led water disease.
The disease strikes mainly In
Inigated areas and is easily
controlled with an effective, low
c .( vaccine, Anderson said.
lone News
Jo? and Mark Ilalvorsen. sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ilalvorsen
re sienrung two weeks at ure-
on
Summer Coaching Camp for
: at Eugene.
gets
his
People who have no money to
the! speak of just have to do their
own talking.
All too often a taxpayer
the fueling that he Is
brother's keeper.
Miny a man preaches econ
omy, but leaves it up to his wife
to practice it.
s. Si. Jr .... v t:
f VOf
) X
I J '
Best thing
next to a
comfortable
bed
as-i, j.. .-sw.-:
1
i - 1 x - " n s s
; j . " 'V-'- '
5 - V.-. ; -..irt, .' f v .v. - -. ..; "..i V- 1 --. - "' ... '
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...is a telephone, naturally. How much easier you sleep, knowing your bedroom extension phone guards
the night. It's relaxing to know that should you ever need help doctor, police, firemen-all you need do is dial.
The cost? Just 1.25 a month plus tax, and a small installation charge. Or $2 a month plus, for the Princess.
.Remember, then, you're never alone with a hxiroom phone. pacific northwest bell
MAJOR
BRANDS
PAiHTS
BUIIDIKG
SUPPLIES
PATIO PANELS
FIBERGLASS or
ALUMINUM
. r -
M.IM M' If V I
r4 Aj
t-mt . ! !. "
PATIO BLOCK
'alt- Mm hm fa 29'm.
,t ll ... "iI"X3m.
. ii. Cimin am. w. 12' l
2x4 STUDS
. SQ. ti.
f "i 2 OmvI Hi mil
'it Vr mih ".
ivjvs- 'I Jr "
8 foot
length
SPECIAL Mill PURCHASI
HARDBOARD
& PEGBOARD
SAVES 50!
SaNDD ti.n
MiV" SAKOtl sr4t
4ili'i' TtMfBO SMI
2i4i'.i" WKCHO 4f
IrfiV KGIOAII S
4111" MAXOrOAM $2.2$
4ili" SWDALWOM ....$2.75
4ih'." UNBiLWOOl
ncioAxs sift
4ik4" Wim IUSTIC $3.20
4i7i- " " SHI
4" C.I. SOIL PIPI
1" C I. SOIL PIPI
PLUMBING
55. M" Cyif4 Pin
35, -" Clv.nli.! Pi
COMfLCTC li-hck WIDE ALUMINUM
SCREEN DOOR $9?5
fAMOUS PRE NUNC ALUMINUM
STORM DOOR
muni mm KrHM. NOTHINA V -l I?3"
ton to tun na m h f It
95
PLYWOOD & PANELING
4x8 SHEETS
V-Gre.ov.if, Pr.-finiih.cl BLOND! MAHOGANY ...
V-GrooY.d, Pr..finiihJ BIRCH, Reg. $1 2.95
V-Grooved, Pr.-finiihcd MAHOGANY . $2.99 t.
FLAKEWOOD In CEDAR, MAHOGANY .r MAPLE,
Re9. $
SANDED FIR PLYWOOD
SANDED FIR PLYWOOD
SANDED BIRCH PLYWOOD
SANDED FIR PLYWOOD, good l-iid. (net blows) ..
V."
''
WEPCO
mo
Models
RYLOCK
SLIDING
ALUMINUM
'" wimdow;
'New th too mitai of Slidini Aluminun
iny
18.
rrinn RYLOCK window,.
Mmduwi oo on mI at nearly half-prki
wiih tn arrival or an 9,uw aiocn
MOLDINGS
Vahiat U 10a
ft. mi riNi
Hitald. car.tr,1
haia. caatar
a, aa
crawa, tatllea I fa.
Iria Mi I
aaa
2'0"x3'0" 16.17
, 4'0"x3'0" 20.91
8'0"x2'0" 33.65
6'0"x5'0" 53.00
8'0" x 5'0" 42.1 1 1
I0'0"x4'2" ...... 78.90
53 Other Siie. to Choot. From
2000 SQUARES
Canadian Had Cador
Varticla 6raia
rgr? SHAKES
Lv5.Vl., I4 H Na. 1 "
NATURAl M-
lH. la t3 Na. 1 .f. t. N. I
$i-M 10.
fAINTEO 9 M CarlaMd O M-
SHEETROCK 4x8 (heets by
116 HORN, KAISER, USS, FAICO
V $1.50 H" 1.70
JU8
V aVtin I " Hii' -fri' 'MUr ti
ROOFING SALE
No. 1 Malarkey 3-TAB, Reg. S8.95, now $7.69 so,
15 lb. SATURATED FELT, Reg. 52.49 $1.98 rol
No. 2 3-TAB ROOFING $6.95 sq.
No. 2 ANGLE DUTCH -LAP ROOFING $4.50 sq
50 3 V WIDE ALUMINUM ROOFING
ALCOA diamond - m- 6 ft.
boi.d. Cloieout of com- 7 ft.
pl.t. stock pried t. a.11 8 ft.
of KING'S LOW, LOW 9 ft.
PRICES.
$4.15 10 ft 6.95
. 4.89 11 ft. ... 7.49
5.59 12 ft. ... 8.29
6.25 14 ft. . . . 9.69
16 ft. ...10.95
3
SAVE ON DOORS!
MAHOGANY, BIRCH OR V-GROOVED FIR
2'0'x6'8", IV flush 3.95
IV flush 4.59
IV flush 4.89
IV flush 5.19
IV flush A.89
3'0" x 6'8", IV solid cor. 7.95
2'4" x 6'8
2'6" x 6'8
2'8" x 6'8
30" x 6'8'
1
wm
DAMAGED
DOORS
$2.95 p
i
WEEKEND BARGAINS
1x12 PINE SHELVING, good MAKOGAKT USE S R
quality reg. 15c now 12'
ft.
ACOUSTICAL TILE, 12x24
center scored, slotted.
White. Reg. 24e ft. 14 ft.
NAILS BY THE KEG. 8 & 16
Common $9 ciO
8 & 16 Box $980
MAHOG. CASING 6 f!
RANGE ROOD WITH FAN S HGtl
ref. 2.S J18.9;
TOILET SEATS, white nlded, tt
4.1S 52.9
OPEX SI MIAYS
OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8, Mon. I Frt. Gtisan store only
KING BUILDING SUPPLY & MAJOR BRANDS PAINTS
4044 N. E. HaUeT St 8905 N. Voncouw Are.
1C301 N. C ClLxxa St
IN PORTLAND