MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfero'. Oreeon, W.Jn.Jiy, Octeber , 13I 7
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By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Columbus, Ohio-Judge James G. Stewart of the Ohio
Supreme court, on the appointment of his son, Potter Stew
art, to the U.S. Supreme court:
"I know that Potter will take it as a great challenge. He
never has had a swelled head, but has a good mind, is modest,
has integrity, industry and a fine American point of view."
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Washington-Vice Admiral Charles R. (Cat) Brown, on the
controlled use of nuclear weapons:
"In limited war, I would not personally recommend ihe
use of any atomic weapon, no matter how small."
Little Rock. Ark.-Curtis P. Mathis, district director of
the Internal Revenue service, in saying the revenue agent
who tried to tax Gov. Orval Faubus for a gift automobile
and for use of the governor's mansion did not use good judg
ment: "Governor Faubus is completely right in his statement
that if he had to pay tax on those things, he could not afford
to be governor."
New Orleans-Gov. James E. Folsom, in telling newsmen
he personally is in favor of a return to the presidency by
Harry Truman in 1960:
"Lots of folks in Alabama besides me are for old Harry."
HORNBROOK
100 Students Enrolled
By KATHERINE CHAPMAN
Hornbrook Principal Har
Iey Baker reported an enroll
ment of 100 students in the lo
cal school at the beginning of
the second official school
month.
The average daily attend
ance for the first month was
93.
As scoutmaster. Baker an
nounces that there will be a
citizen's committee meeting
connected with the Boy Scout
troop here today. The meeting
will be held at the school
house, and has been called for
7:30 p.m. Also, any persons in
terested in re-activating the
Cub scout program here, are
asked to be present at this
meeting.
The Rev. W. H. (Ben) Gould
of Chico, Calif., district super
intendent of the Shasta dis
trict of the Methodist church,
held Sunday morning worship
services at the Methodist
church here. At the close of
the services, he announced
that he had lined up a new
minister to serve the Horn
brook and Montague church
es, and that he would be here
about Oct. 15. He is a young
man from Sundance, Wyo.
sale 3.99
Reg. 4.98 rubbish
burner, perforated.
24-gal. Save $1.
sale 1.19
1.98 brume rake, -21
springy steel teeth
pick up grass. Save!
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3.39 garden shovel,
sturdy, lightweight.
Long handle. Save!
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bow rake23yi" steel
teeth. Save now!
Reg. 8.95 garden
cart, easy to load and
maneuver. 3 cu. ft.
safe
sale 38C
Reg. 55c Riverside
spark plugs replace
yours each 10,000 mi.
sale $94
Reg. 109.95 elec.
water heater. 50-gal.,
$104. 10-yr. guar.
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sweeper, 25". Adjust
brush ht. Save $7.
sale 68.88
82.50 reel type, 18''.
1 -hp. 4-cycIe en
gine. Rope starter.
Reg. $116 whit
bathroom set. 4Vz' or
5' tub. Fittings extra.
Reg. $134 blue,
gray, green, coral,
yellow. No money dn.
Wards $31 wash-
down china toilet (seat
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Reg. 4.95. White or
5f pastels. Easy clean
ing enamel finish.
sale 54.88
3HP engine, oversize
lug-tread tires. Sale
sensation. $5 down.
sale 39.88
59.95 rotary 18"
mower. Push type. 2.2
HP dbl. action engine.
sale $159 sale $234
Gas forced-air fur
nace. 75,000 BTU.
1 8" width. Save $20.
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S' forced-air furnace.
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Wish for any .item of merchandise in the store! Fill out and deposit an entry
blank any day thru Saturday,Oct.l8. Drawing Saturday, Oct. 18, at 4:30 p.m.
Yo do not have to be present to win Winner will receive a $50 merchandise
certificate as a bonus if present at drawing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bear
returned Sunday from
week's motor trip north. In
Seattle, Tacoma, and Auburn,
Wash., they visited relatives
of Mrs. Bear's, and in the
Portland area, they were
guests of several of his chil
dren.
CENTRAL POINT
PTA Meetings Announced
By DORIS HUGHES
Central Point-Roy Henry,
Crater High school Parent-
Teacher association president,
has announced Oct. 14 as the
first meeting date for the ex
ecutive committee of the
PTA.
The' first regular meeting
of the Crater High school
PTA will be held on Oct. 27
at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will
be held at the high school
cafeteria. The Crater group
will participate in the politi
cal rally to be held on the
evening of Oct. 16 at the
Central Point Junior High
school gymnasium.
New officers for the Crater
PTA for 1958-59 are Roy
Henry, president; Mrs. B. S
Taylor, first vice-president;
Mrs. Melvin Burnett, second
vice-president; Mrs. J. Camp
bell, secretary: Miss Geral-
dine White, treasurer; Mrs.
Carl Lichti. hospitality chair
man; Mrs. M. B. Caster, pub
licity chairman; Mrs. Robert
Pfaff, magazine chairman;
Mrs. Leo Gehlarde, budget
chairman; Mrs. Walter Moore,
refreshment chairman; Mrs.
Fred Lester, ways and means
chairman: Mrs. Thomas
White, spiritual education;
Don Lacy, parliamentarian;
Miss Martha Boshears, Wei
fare and student aid; Mrs. W,
C. Higinbotham, parent edu
cation and family life; Mrs.
Grover Mulkey, telephone
chairman; Mr. Arthur L.
Strauss, tuition scholarship.
The Central Point Junior
High school football team
will play McLoughlin Junior
High school, Oct. 10 at 3:30
p.m. The game will take
place at McLoughlin gymnasium.
Of the 133 third grade stu
dents enrolled in Central
Point elementary school this
term, 93 students ride the
school buses. School bus
drivers this term for the Jew
ett elementary school and
the Central Point elementary
and Junior High school are
D. R. Hendrickson, head bus
maintenance, Leonard Free
man, Gerald Gardener, Ebron
Griffitts, Carl Hover, Dick
Morris, Scott Hamilton, Car
roll Stevenson, Claude Ullom
and Bill Caldwell.
Mrs. Lloyd Chadd was
hostess Friday evening for a
double birthday party in hon
or of Miss Rena Offutt and
Miss Virginia Chadd. Re
freshments of ice cream,
birthday cake and punch
were served.
Attending the party were
Joyce Felder, Janet Pfaff, Jan
Looster, Judy Patterson,
Joleen Green, Joyce Joseph
son, Sandra Morgan, Sandra
Schroeder, Dorinda Kohn,
Beverly Leftridge, Lee Ham
ilton, Gary Wald, Lewie Al
verez, Jack Hall, Jerry
O'Connor, Mike Glines, Rob
ert Christie, Harold Allen,
Darren McCloud, and the
honored guests, Rena Offutt
and Virginia Chadd.
Jack Hamilton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Hamilton of
North Tenth st., Central
Point, is enrolled at George
Fox college, Newberg, Ore
Jerry Leonard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Leonard,
visited here over the week
end. Jerry is enrolled at
Salem Acaremy. He returned
to Central Point with the
Rev. and Mrs. Paul O. Kroon,
who had been attending a
prayer conference at Salem.
Underground Test
At Nevada Grounds
Las Vegas - (UPD - Scientists
prepared today for detonation
of a nuclear device in a cham
ber 415 feet underground at
the atomic test site northwest
of this gambling resort.
The detonation, third full
scale test in the Atomic En
ergy commission's fall series,
was scheduled for 2 p.m.
(p.s.t.). It was designed by the
University of California's Liv
ermore laboratory.
Rock and earth covering
the chamber carved deep in
the desert test area was ex
pected to smother most of the
radiation and practically all
of the sun-hot heat generated
by the blast.
The device, called Tamal-
pais, was designed as a snot
in the sub-kiloton range, or
less than 1,000 tons of TNT.
It was "small" compared to
other firings, such as the 1.7
kiloton underground detona
tion of last year.
Today, 58 million copies of
the daily newspaper will be
printed and sold in the U. S.
Stops Constipation
Due to "Aging Colon"
New laxative discovery re-creafes 3 essentials
for normal regularity.
As you grow older, the internal mus
cles of your colon wall also age, lose
the strength that propels waste from
the body. Stagnant bowel contents be
come so dry and shrurken that they
fail to stimulate the urge to purge.
Relief, doctors say, lies in a new
laxative principle. Old-style bulks and
moisteners may create gas, take 3 or
4 days for relief. Old-style salts and
drugs cramp and gripe the entire
system. Of all laxatives, only new
Colonaid gives you its special 3-way
relief that works only on the lower
colon (area of constipation).
(1) Colonaid moisturizes dry,
hardened waste for easy passage with
out pain or strain. (2) Colonaid's
unequalled rebulking action helps re
tone flabby colon muscles. (3) And
Colonaid acts gently, on the nerve
reflexes that stimulate the vital "mass
movement" of your lower colon.
Colonaid relieves even chronic
constipation overnight; is so gentle it
was hospital proved safe even for
women in critical stages of pregnancy.
And Colonaid won't interfere with
absorption of vitamins or other food
nutrients. Get Colonaid, today!
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