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Ctbaunn Monday, May 13, Page 3 Obituaries Justice Court Failure to drive rlghli Michael Bennett, 471 W. Maple.fined $10. Kxcrtlveaule: Fredrick Herbert, Ht, 2 Box 45, fined $13. Jimmy Hilburn ruru'ruf services for Jimmy I-ee milium, 3-yonr-old son of Mr and Mrs. Billy C.

Hilburn, Kt U.Box 4, wire hold Jwturduy at Trutwell Fuimml home in Sweet Homo. 1 The younaater did TucKdiiv 'i -7 Operating a motor vehicle with over per cent IjIimkI alcohol level: Michael Van Daam, 5068 S. Santiam Highway, noi -'v -No ri'C permit: James Mills, DaM.F'ifthj forfeit $f)0 wnen travollnc Pastor Failure to reasonably control vehicle; Wiljiam Foster, Lyons', and In't forfeit $35. i'vv- Gilliland fell out nf truck -k i jf "oif'-a--rural roud. I dlli HQ, Shimer offlclulcd i terhient followed Id' Vx' ii cemetery.

In Hunfjr4, lie. 4. i with his -parent to A 'w lomr IuhI yeur. tZ. i Y.

f) i vor, in addition to hla I ,1 he fell out of on'-- Honv 'i 1 Born moved 5088 S. Santiam-Highway, not INVUV i .1 Dl Michael Van Daam, Swoet Survivors RE-ELECT. Judge LyU F.H. VEHRS tic of the Pac, Lebanon Dist. furenls, include two and Hurl, and two sinters, Audrey and Billie, aU, at Hit family Jionje; grandparents, Mr; and I'ritchiird, Ulverdiile, and Mrs, Minnie Hilburn, Sweet Home.

Ella Densmore Funeral services for Ella H. Densmore, 91, lit. 2, Box 34.1, Jefferson, who died Sulurdiiy morning ut U'biinon Com1 munlly Hospital, will bu.2 ni. Wedneariny at Huston Funeral Home. Itirhiird N.

Sweet, will officiate and vault interment followul JhclOOF. Cemetery. MrB, IVnsmorc, who was born Muy 22, 1RH2, in the floppy Hume area east of U'hanon, Trained and Experienced (0 i Graduate National Collage of the State Judiciary. Judicial Aiiociate, Judicial Admin. American Bar Anociation.

Membf, Motional Conference ol Spcia) Trial Judgei, 1433 $. 2nd Lebanon, Oroj on i 1 wavthe duuhter of John prior Students' in Shirley Kflborrif lourlh "grade at Sanfiam grade school wound a and Fannie Hurtenshaw, early Maypole in traditional May Day ceremonies as their part of the program for the recent spring pioneers In the area. They program presented by students at the school for parents and friends. Holidays from February to July moved here from Missouri in were used by the students as the theme for their "t-et's Celebrate" program. Express photo b'v the lBfiUs.

Joyce Hay. Following her marriage to i See Cent-VJisc Drugs FGnAllFVM2 Your Horoscope Guide mm James Andrew Densmore on Dec. 25, llioo, at Happy Hume, the couple moved to Montana where they resided for two years. Then they returned to Lebanon and moved to ferson In "1910 where- they resided until his death in ,1929. She continued to maintain her home there.

Mrs Densmore was a For the week of Mhv 12-18) AKIF.S:. (March 21 to April Alwj Aries Ascendant) Use your intellectual sharpness tf to the fullest degree. Avoid procrastination do it now. He especially kind and considerate of youf alsive petty annoyances in the (elaiionship. member of the Jefferson Christiun Church and a charter member of the Social Hour Club.

Survivors include two sons, Glenn, Jefferson and Merle, daughter, Margaret, three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren and great-' grat Two sinters two great grandsons preceded her in death. You'" intt Cent gsv) Wise! Insect Spray "Indoor-outdoor Plus" $2.19 Value Ortho TRSOX Easy to kills all vegetation. Useful in driveways, wglks, and Baby $1139 1 LI BRA i Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 Also Libra Ascendantnt-iKesist being 'jndecisive commit yourself, nnrMvgy or another or the choice could iVwithdrawn.

Try to use your logic in enu)ional matters. You are apt to be confused m'enfally, so concentrate when driving, (Oct 23 to Nov. 21 Also' Scorpio Ascendant) Try-to clean up matters from jhe past old broken friendshipsfalse ideas, etc. Get, professional advice regarding tax and "matters involving partnerships. Open up to new philosophies and ideas.

SAGITTARIUS: 22 to Dye 21 Also Sagittarius Ascendant) For best results turn your energies lo hard work now. Keep logic" to the foreground rather than emotional plans. Keep relationships with mate harmonious, home affairs running smoothly. Finances prosper. CAPRICORN: 22 to Jan.

JiAlso Capricorn Ascendant) Work on ideasthM are more efficient, provide service and save time. 'Good time to improve your skills through additional study courses." Mediate on a bright idea to come up witlj workable plans. 'AQUARIUS: (Jan. 2() to Feb. IS Also Aquarius Ascendant) Now is the time to apply your creative ideas not just think about them.

An emotional association could end now with a temporary feeling of-loss. Consider carefully before granting a favor toiamily member. PISCES: (Feb. 19 to March 20 Also Pisces Ascendant) You could reach agreement now that would repair a broken relationship. Accent-is on home and partners.

If buying property look for the fixer-upper that you can refurbish. Romance is too. $j59 TAl'Kl'K: April 20 to May 20 Also TauruS -AscentlanN Plan all career matters carefully, such as conferences, appointments, etc. donl' try to ad lib. Thoughtful preparation will pay jiff.

Mix business with pleasure ut social events. Renew friendships (KM INI: May 21 tii June 2lt Also (iemini Ascemfiiiitl Clear the decks tiT'old projects, matters left hanging fire. Energy is high so get 'old mutters cleaned up now. Use yMir imagination to add originality to a previous concept. Friends help in developing new ideas.

CANCER; June 21 to July 2U-Also Cancer Ascendant) -Use this period to make plans for-the future. Accent logical analysis methods. Be introspective and the answers will come to Visits to sick friends a possibility. Use care in signing contracts now. I.KO.' (July 22 to August 22 Also Leo 'Ascendant) Career matters slow down to a more.

online and steadjr pace. "Good time to start a self-improveinent stidy program. If vacation is possible now is a good time to take it. Mend torn relationships with consideration. 2.1 to Sept.

22 Also Virgo Ascendimt) Don't be depressed over a temporary financial setback it will work out all right in the long run. Delays in vacation plans could work out for the best. Resist complaining1 attitudes at work accept responsibility. Green or White. FLOWER DOnDER 3.

$5.15 Value ONLY It's a boy for Mr. and Mrs Chester Lamar Neal, 46 Milton St. He has been named Randall JLamar and weighed pounds 24 ounces at birth on May 2. Randy has three sisters, Christina AniH'9: Victoria Lee, 5, and Gwendolyn Kay, 2. Neal is employed at Griggs division of Willamette Industries.

Maternal grandparents are Mabel Estep, Lebanon, anc Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Estep, Veneta. Pnternul grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lamar Neal, also of Cireiit-graridparents are Mr.

and Mrs, J.Er"Kstep, ijhnnoii, Mnr-Odell Neal, Decantur, and Mrs. Kuby Chappell, Parma, Mo. 'UW' fe" trash cnnurjERS 1 Gore News Need to trade a cow for some grain. You can probably find someone who would be interested by simply placing a classified ad. Call 258-31 51 now! news Ho 21 Inch Ac Pruning San -The following persons were admitted as patients ti Lebanon Community Hospihtt during the dates of May 7-9; $3.59 Value "Trim-Ely'' Anvil Pruner $2.45 Value $1105 Want to save money when you buy a car? 16 Qt.

Loma MEDICAL: Michael Goe, Glcnda F. Bartholow Ruth M. Britton, Jesse H. Routon, Mabel G. Myrtle.

Hubbard, Charles Dee R. Collier, April M. Miller, Lebanon; Connie J. Sullens. Violet -J.

Draper, John W. Hicks, John McLellan, Kasimir A. Kachmarek, Sweet Home; Flovd J. Peterson, Crawford-svll'le. DIVIDED DUCKET Janet Bartels, Junior queen for the coming Strawberry Festival, is the daughter bf Mr.

and, Richard Bartels. Janet's escort, Jimmy Dart, is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Both Janelaiid Jimmy-at-, tend the second grade at Gore. A float is 'being in the Bartels' garage and all help towards its completion will be welcome and ap- predated. Tired of window shopping? Try the Lebanon Express want ads few Assorted Colors $2.98 Value SUG1CAL: Leo Schmidt, Katherine P.

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