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GARY DAVIS, Logger defensive end, puts the skids to
this Columbian ball carrier in Friday night game
Ridge Riders Slate
Sunday Trail Ride
The Vernonia Ridge Riders have
planned a trail ride for this com
ing Sunday, September 17, which
will start at 10:30 a.m. at Ander
son nark. The riders will return
to the nark at noon and be joined
by their families for a potluck din
ner. The afternoon program will
be games for young children.
Young people and others inter
ested in participating are invited
to attend.
IT PAYS TO READ THE ADS!
H U N T E R 'S
S P E C IA L S
Come over the hill & see Bill
BILL OLINGER
MERCURY and JEEP
9350. S.W. Canyon Rd.,
Portland, Oregon
All models of new Jeeps,
Wagoneers and Jeepsters
USED 4-WHEEL DRIVES
1963 Wagoneer, air, winch,
hubs, ex. condition, low
mileage ............... $1388
1960 Panel Jeep, winch, ex.
condition ........... ..$1088
1959 Jeep PU, sharp. Plate
No. GBM713..... $1088
1955 Jeep PU with camper.
Must see to appreciate.
Plate #DAS452. .$888
1955 Dodge camper, clean,
Plate # ZA1954....$488
1954 GMC new motor, clean.
Plate #ABB552....$488
Get in on the clearance and
ask for Bob Price
292-6691
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HONEY
Wanstroms Attend
Ashland Festival
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More than 3,200 entering fresh
men and about 900 transfer stu
MIST — Mrs. James Stagg, Mrs. dents from other colleges and uni
Bern Bliss and Mrs. Clayton Bliss versities will arrive on the Oregon
and children of Tillamook spent State University campus Septem
several days visiting at the Ray ber 18 for special orientation pro
Garlock home. Mrs. Stagg return grams.
ed to Tillamook with the Clayton
Registration for both new and re
Bliss family for a longer visit. Mrs. turning students will be Septem
Bern Bliss left Saturday morning ber 21 and 22. Classes will start
SUGAR
for Seattle to visit Mr. and Mrs. Monday, September 25, with a rec
James Lodahl (Bobbie Dee Bliss) ord enrollment of more than 13,-
and Charles Ray Bliss. She left 000 expected.
Monday morning for her home at
Major emphasis during new stu
Ketchikan, Alaska after bidding dent week falls on individual stu
the Lodahls farewell on their de dent conferences with their faculty $ APPIAN WAY CHEESE OR PLAIN
parture for Germany where he is advisors.
stationed with the Medical Corps.
Charles Ray will be returning for
further schooling at the Auburn
Academy at Auburn, Washington.
Alma and Mary Garlock and Mrs.
Bliss were at Silverton Tuesday to
visit a sister of Alma’s, Mrs. Mil
dred O’Neal. Enroute home they
stopped at Woodburn to visit the
TIMBER RT. — Mr. and Mrs.
James Garlock and Archie Sam
(7 New Flavors)
PUSS ’N BOOTS
Frank Schmidlin visited Mr. and
uels families.
Mrs. George Snyder and family in
Labor Dav nicnickers at Jones Hillsboro Sunday evening.
Beach near Clatskanie were Mr.
Visitors the oast week at the
and Mrs. John Crawford.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Mrs. George Peterson of St. Hel Thacker were Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
ens and Mrs. Lawton Waddell vis Falconer of Riverview and Mr. and
ited the Shalmon Libels Friday.
Mrs. Bill Klum of Banks on Sun
Lyle Sparks of Seattle was a din day afternoon, and Mr. and Mrs.
ner guest of the Larry Ganocks Gilbert Beal of Molalla on Tuesday.
Fridav evening. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Beal was to undergo major
MAYFLOWER 2%
Mrs. Ken Simmons and Lyle were surgery September 12. Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Stowell of Buxton called
dinner guests of the Garlocks.
Melvin Kyser arrived home Mon Monday and Lester Teeling of
day after being discharged from Portland came Thursday. Mrs.
the army at Fort Ord, California. Thacker is recovering nicely from
He, Raymond and Warren Kyser their car accident. Sunday evening
spent Sunday evening with Melvin Nellie Schmidlin and Mae Wienec-
and Raymond’s sister, Mrs. Bill ke called on the Thackers.
Mrs. Nell Thacker spent the
Robbins and family at Port Or
week end in Clatskanie at the Les
chard, Washington.
Miss Beverly Santoni left for her Galloway home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mabry Cox receiv
heme in Fresno, California after
spending the last ten days visiting ed word that their son-in-law. Da
at the Wayne Kyser home. Warren vid Child is quite ill and under a
was home over the week end from soecialist’s care. The Child family
the Bremerton Naval hospital and lives in White Salmon, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stearns atten
has hopes of having a walking cast
put on his left ankle sometime this ded a funeral in Portland Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Schmidlin and Mrs.
week. Mrs. Wright Sykes of San
Diego, California was a Saturday Mae Wienecke visited Mrs. Gertha $ Chocolate & Strawberry
visitor with the Kyser family. They Thomas Wednesday afternoon.
Michael Shipley spent the week
met her at the bus depot in Long
view. The Harold Sparks of Delena end with his wife and baby and his
visited here Wednesday and Thurs father. Mike has been ill with the
day enroute to and from McMinn flu.
Mrs. Marian Tallman of Port
ville.
land has been visiting her brother,
Anyone who is plugged into cur Edgar Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Peffly of
rent affairs is bound to be shock
GOLD CREST
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs.
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Frank Schmidlin Monday.
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which was won by Rainier 26-6.
Come in and try its Easy-Pull
starter. See how easy it pulls, how
fast it starts. Notice its big fuel
tank, its narrow new bar. Watch it
cut through a 15” hardwood log in
15 seconds. Check its automatic
chain oiler with manual override.
Only 11W lbs, less bar and chain.
See it now at
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BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs
3. P. Wanstrom spent three days
ast week with their daughter and
grandson Mrs. Ione Downs and
steve at Ashland. They attended
the Shakespearian festival and
Jrove to Crater Lake and other
points of interest. Steve has now
entered college at Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Larson
spent Sunday at Tillamook with
the Buddy Larson family.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr and Mrs Roy Stuve were his
cousin, Phyllis Stuve of Minneap
olis, and a friend of hers, Ellen
Raether of Portland.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Art Bell
ingham and Mrs. Bob DuPuis at
tended a cattle sale at Estacada,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stuve called
on the Vick Bergs Saturday eve
ning and Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Nordstrom and the Ralph
Berg family visited them
Mr and Mrs. Darrell Baker were
in The Dalles Sunday to see her
mother who is in the hospital. They
found her much improved and in
real good spirits. length of her
hospitalization is indefinite.
Mr. and Mrs E. T. Johnston
Alan, Jan and Steve and Mr and
Mrs. Art Bellingham spent one day
ctofn fa ir
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THURSDAY, SEPT
14, 1967
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PEANUT BUTTER
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CABLE CAR FREESTONE
CANNED PEACHES
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