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LEBANON EXPRESS, Thursday, August 17, 1961 Too Late to Classify TORRO rotary lawn mower, good condition, $25; 2 8 snow and mud tires, like new. $12.50 4. 50 gal. barrels. $2 2 horse electric, motors, $2.50 horse electric motor, good, $10; large Thermos ice chest, like new, $10; new delco 6 volt battery, $12.

Phone AL. 8-2576. 64-1e CARD OF THANKS: With sincere gratitude, we thank our neighbors and many friends, the kind ness of the ladies of the EUB Church, the organist and soloist and Local 214 for the most beautiful flowers. It will remain with us forever in the loss of our beloved daughter, sister and granddaughter. Mr.

Mrs. James B. Crenshaw. and sons and grand. parents.

64-1p WANTED: baby sitter in my home daytime, 6 days a week. AL 8 4857. 64-1c 2 WHEEL, all steel, trailer; Woods Propane gas brooder, 500 chick size; paint sprayer and motor; Dura Thurma oil heater with fan; belt sander. Call AL 8-5664. 64-3p 25.

Notices I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts other than my own. Harvey W. Jackson, 62-3c FULLER BRUSH REP. of Lebanon area. Ron Scott, AL 8-6897, 62-9p NOTICE TO Subscribers: If you do not receive your paper by 6 p.m.

Monday or Thursday please call your carrier boy or 8-3151. RUBBER STAMPS Wide Variety of Available Lebaron: Express Park Grant Streets 26. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS have been appointed Executor of the Estate of STELLA MAY BAKER, deceased. All persons, having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, within SIX MONTHS from the date hereof, to me the office of Morley, Thomas Orona, Attorneys at Law, 80 East Maple Street, Lebanon, Oregon. Dated and first published this 10th day.

of August, 1961. PAUL V. BAKER, Executor of The Estate of Stella May Baker Deceased. MORLEY, THOMAS ORONA Attorneys for Executor Lebanon, Oregon, Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31, 1961, 27.

Automotive 1955 CADILLAC COUPE in top condition. Has had excellent care. owner. Beautiful light green, white top. Recently overhauled.

I. New mufflers, battery etc. Many people have asked for a chance to buy when I was ready to sell. Here it is! First, come first serve. F.

D. Mayer Attorney Office AL 8-5081, home AL 8-3974 64-16 MUST Ford-0-Matic SELL! 1955 $575. Ford, pi AL 8 4525 after 5 p.m. 64-1p WRECKING 49 Ford 4-dr. sedan, also 1951 Chevrolet Station Wagon.

Call AL 8-5102 evenings. 62-tfc. AUTO BODY RECONDITIONING Albert Bazant, Phone AL 8-4793 18-the See Gold Star Special SATURDAY ONLY Golden Rule Motors 1524 S. Main WOW NO DOWN PAYMENT BUYS YOU A QUALITY USED CAR AT LENS! We Approve Our Own. Contracts! 59 FIAT Like new cond.

Economy plus 895 58 Stick PLYM 6 1095 cyl. 57 BUICK dr 1095 Special 4 dr overdrive 56 DODGE 795 4 dr clean 55 PONT 695 53 CAD de Ville 745 Cpe 4 55 door MERC 495 52 DODGE 395 Pickup 52 GMC 395 Pickup WORK CARS FROM 29.95 UP! All Roads Lead to LEN'S USED CARS Main Jennings Dump Fire Smoky But Minor -A grass fire at the City Dump Wednesday at 1 p.m. did no damage but caused lots of smoke that hindered firemen. Only a small patch of grass burned however. The cause of the blaze has not been Lebanon Woolen Mill Honor Roll Ten more names were added week to the growing list of stock purchasers in the proposed new Lebanon woolen mill.

Goal of the Lebanon Woolen Mills Co. is $85,000. To date, abou' 40 percent of the goal has been reached. Shares of $50 each may be pure chased from J. Arthur Turner.

stock sale coordinator, or from the Bank of Lebanon: New Woolen Mill Honor Roll members include: Richard D. Hobbs, Luis Nunez, Weldon D. and Alice F. Fuge, Algia L. and C.

F. Snider, William H. and Doris W. Lohr, Fred C. and Dorothy R.

Johannsen, Albert G. Bazant, Wesley Alice M. Beemer, Kerry Allan Reed, and Richard W. Peterson. The complete list of stock subscribers follows: Evan and Ermel Larson, Maude T.

Niver, James W. and Bessie H. King, Edward and Inez Bilyeu, William L. Anderson. Charles and Lola Anderson, M.

Sahleen, Teuntje and Richard Dekuyper, Charles K. and Jeannine L. McConnel, Lee and Grace Pruitt, T. R. and Mildred A.

Rodman and Mildred L. a and Marvin R. Sutter. Roland N. and Patricia L.

King, Vern Reeves, Florence A. and Clarence A. Powell, Mildred M. and Melvin A. Schmidt, Wyman D.

and Loni Summers, B. H. Wagner, Walter L. and Joy I. Mulholland, Lloyd E.

and Etta I. Nelson, Cora H. Johannsen, Printis R. Spier, Joyce and Robert Van Loh, John Bloodmobile Nets 73 Pints Response to the call for needed blood for the Red Cross blood bank was small Aug. 15 when the bloodmobile visited Lebanon.

Even though a personal appeal was made to all donors in the area only 84 people gave blood, according to Red Cross, authorities. Of this number 11 were not permitted to donate, netting 73 pints of blood. The quota set for each of the four yearly visits is 150 pints. Three visits so far this year have netted 1 255 pints, 195 pints short of quota, Mrs. Nellie Ames donated her 56th pint of blood, making her a seven galloneer.

Volunteers serving were Whetstone, Tom Adams, Frank Mayer, Orville Soule, Elmer Nichols, J. A. Rucker, Ed Lansberry, Robert Ragsdale, Paul Robertson, James Winn, Ivan Avers, Franking Poppe, C. C. Mary, Clarence Bourn, Earl Michelson, Gene Tanner, Douglas Smith.

Pat McKeown, Jack Hazeman, Lloyd Whitten Mrs. Mina Northrup, and Dr. Kenneth B. Haevernick. An underseas river? The Scripps Institution of Oceanography recently announced a subsurface current in the Pacific, some 3,500 miles.

long, 250: miles wide, and about 1,000 feet deep, flowing 100 feet or so under the surface of the sea. The Odd Fellow's Cemetery Association Invites you To see their lines of fine granite and bronze markers and memorials now on display at the office of the cemetery. Reasonably priced. Another service to the community! MYF CONVENTION PROGRAM THURSDAY 1:00 Registration begins Guided tours available to many unique local places Recreation Quizzing Eligibility Examination 4:15 Prep session for all convention personnel 5:30 Dinner 7:00 Greetings of Welcome: Alfred Burkey, Oregon MYF President Victor Stoltzfus, Church-wide MYF President Mark O. Hatfield, Oregon State Governor Keynote Message "Do You Know There is a Holy Spirit?" Marcus Bishop, Denver, Colo.

FRIDAY 9:30 Message- "'The Holy Spirit and Bridge Building" Bill Detweiler, Orville, Ohio Give-and-Take groups on I John Workshop 'Evangelizing American Youth" Bill Pannell, Detroit, Mich. 11:50 Lunch 1:30 Period 1-Know-How Workshops 2:45 Period IT- -Know-How Workshops 4:00 I John Quizzing -First and Second Rounds 4:45 Dinner 7:00 I John Quizzing- -Semifinals Mesage- Holy Spirit and Christian Assurance" Bill Detweiler I SATURDAY 9:00 Meet at Lebanon High School Traveling as a group by chartered buses to Fogarty Creek State Park Free time 12:00 Lunch 2:00 Give-and-Take groups Workshop American Youth' Bill Pannell Fellowship in recreation 5:00 Dinner 7:00 Fireside service on the beach Dedication service for new church-wide MYF -officers Ray Blair, Louisville, Ohio Testimonies on Witnessing Message Bill SUNDAY Convention registrants attending congregation of their lodging hosts Involvement of many youth in local services "Wanted: Youth with Vision suggested sermon theme 2:30 Message "The Holy Spirit and House Trailers" Bill Detweiler Testimonies on the message theme Missionary offering for MYF summer associates Give-and-Take groups: Workshop- "Evangelizing American Youth" Bill Pannell 7:00 I John Quiz -Finals "Call of the North Woods" in charge of Linford Hackman and the Calling Lake (Alberta) VS Unit MYF Convention Speakers ment Store, W. G. Robertson, Jean and Lorayne Blalock and Jack C. and Leeta L.

Brande. Arthur M. Jackson, Linn County Telephone H. J. Whelan Ralph E.

and Mary M. Herron Arthur G. and Jeanette Denker Robert I. Daugherty, Beverly Daugherty, Beulah Miles, Archie B. and Erma Campbell, Nofziger Seed James H.

Irvine Margaret and J. Arthur Turner. Holly and Sharon Hutchins, Dave Smith, Jack W. and Irene L. Buchanan.

MARCUS BISHOP LINFORD HACKMAN MARION BONTRAGER Denver, Colo. Alta, Canada Goshen, Indiana Army Recruiter Changes Hours presid- MSgt. Jack Arrington, Station Commander of the Army Recruit1, Boxing office in Albany announces a Dale change in his itinerary for the 20, Lebanon-Sweet Home area. He will "drag be: at the City Hall conference room in Sweet Home from 1 to Hotel, 2:45 p.m. and at the Lebanon Poon a lice station from 3 to 4:30 p.m.

public every Tuesday. Drunk Driving Charge Denied A Lebanon man, Henry McBride, 45, 461 Main St. pleaded innocent in Municipal court Tuesday to a charge of drunk driving. Judge Van R. Thome set McBride's bail at $200.

He is now awaiting trial in Court No. 2. PARK THEATRE Open 6:45 Show 7:00 Now Playing thru Monday Rock Hudson Kirk Douglas The Last Sunset tale of rugged men and and romantic women" PLUS BLAST OF SILENCE 'A film that will be remembered for its stark realism" Continuous Sunday from 2:00 COMING TAMMY TELL ME TRUE Beulah Grugett Workshop Set For Teachers A one-day workshop for the teachers of the East Linn area schools will be held Aug. 31 at Sweet Home High School. The general theme of the workshop is Materials Center." Four sectional meetings, representing the primary, intermediate, upper grade and high school levels will be held.

Each group will hear four different speakers on the various aspects of the Instructional Services Center, Aids- -Use of Machines and Commercially Made Material;" "Utilization of the Library and Its Materials;" "Teacher Prepared Audio- Visual Materials;" and "Maps, Charts and Globes." Outside speakers participating in the day's work are Mrs. Irene Sigler, general speaker, Library. Supervisor from the Portland Public Schools; de Miss Constance Weinman, Audio Supervisor, Salem Public Schools; Dr. Milton Grassell, Oregon State University; and C. E.

Smith, Oregon College of Education. All teachers of the East Linn area are invited to attend. Others in the county may attend if they wish. Luncheon will be served at the Sweet Home High School. TWO GRASS FIRES General firemen to nesday.

One the other Route 1, No alarms sent Lebanon two grass fires Wedwas at the city dump, at Virgil Reevs, Star damage was reported. Lebanon Schools. (Continued from page one) implemented to serve the accelerated learner and move ahead into appropriate and challenging content. Retarded learner classes are provided at both the elementary level and junior high level. learners are being given every opportunity for optimum educational development, King said.

Finally, new progress report cards are scheduled for use this fall. These new cards will include a conference section and combine the most current psychological and educational research. Too Late to Classify BEETS, Pickling Cucumbers. Call AL. 8-6185, or AL 8-2362.

64-3p LULLABY CRIB, Cosco high chair Cosco youth chair. Phone AL 8- 818. 64-1c CLEAN, downstairs, furnished apartment. Heat, hot and cold water included. AL.

8-3529. 64-tfc FOR SALE: Set World Book encyclopedias in excellent condition. 1124 new. will sacrifice for $45. Phone AL 8-2669.

64-2p REASONABLE by week or month. Free TV. all utilities paid. Catering to working men ruck drivers. Rio Vista Motel, AL 8-9304.

64-4c FOR SALE: 9 9 umbrella tent. used 5 nights. Phone AL 8-5158. 04-3p FOR SALE OR TRADE: year old Corriedale buck. L.

L. Turner, Star Rt. Phone AL 8-2446. 64-1c FOR SALE: 1946 International pickup. George's Service Shop.

64-1c- TOMATOES 10c Corn, 40c doz. Lyle Knight across road from, snow Peak Pond. 64-1c FOR RENT: unfurnished 3 room apartment with bath, garage. 286 Park phone AL. 8-4788.

64-3c ON SALE Vinyl Exterior House Paint Buy 4 gal. at $6.95 get 1 gal. FREE 15 lb. Felt $2.25 roll Cement $1.30 sack Limited offer BUILDING SUPPLY AL 8-4111 64-4c DUPLEX apartment for rent. rooms and bath, stoves and reFrigerator in, utility room with washer and dryer.

Phone AL 8. 2571. 64-tfc FOR SALE: 2 year old sorrell filly. Phone AL 8-3810. 64-3c WANTED TO TRADE: 12 acres good soil, no buildings, for bedroom home and assume balance.

Phone AL. 8-2786. 64-1p WANTED steady or odd. jobs. Will do anything, anywhere.

Sweet Home EM 7-4196. 64-1p Dies in Idaho Mrs. Beulah E. Grugett, 75, Meridian, former Lebanon resident, died last Sunday at a Boise hospital after a long illness. Funeral was Wednesday at the Alsip Funeral Chapel, Nampa and interment was at Kohlerlawn there, Mrs.

Grugett was born Oct. 29, 1885, at Louisville, and was raised in Missouri. She married Albert Martin Grugett on her birthday in 1905 at Haiti, and they lived in Joplin, Tulsa, and Sims, until his death in 1915. Mrs. Grugett and her family lived in Missouri and then moved to Lebanon in 1920.

In 1941 she went to Nampa to live with her daughter and later she lived at Boise. She had lived at Meridian since March of this year. Mrs. Grugett was a member of the Nampa. First, Baptist Church, the Women's Relief Corps, Royal Neighbors of America and was a past president of the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary, Besides her daughter, Mrs.

Alma Loomis, Meridian, survivors are her sons, Albert Grugett, Lebanon, and Sidney Grugett, Mountain Home; eight grandchildren; seven stepgrandchildren and four great-grandchildren. W. A. Springer Dies on Tuesday W. and Mary Jane Burdell, R.

E. and Irene Hoy, Donald H. and Donna M. Jost. Mrs.

Ruth Lee, Oscar L. and Margaret J. Schlegel, Jack 'and Mable Lott, and Mr. and Mrs. R.

M. Hayden. William R. and M. Thomas, Greta Morley, William H.

Warden, J. V. Warden, Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Craig, Keith and Hazel E. Rhodes, Thomas A. and Helen Bessonette, Amy Sue Bresler, Terry Lou Bresler, Michael Lee Bresler, Shawn Jay Bresler, Harry G. and 1 Florence M.

Hague, Wilmer E. Johnson, Bob and Evelyn Peterson, Wilson E. and Rachel E. Johnson, E. Gerald and Beulah M.

Horn, Vernon E. and Norma G. Miller, Robert H. and Hazel L. Johnson, Verne R.

and Jaunita A. Peterson, Wayne A. Norman, Ragsdale Motors, John T. Hermans, Ulas R. and Ruth J.

Moss. Lebanon Furniture, Michael Reed, Theodore D. and Olive L. Bolobonoff, Elizabeth Ann Bennett, and E. R.

Storey. Genet Hartl, Frank P. and Nadine Girod. Thomas E. Gates Sons, Rodney Gale Durlam, Susan Joan Durlam, Southgate Furniture Loren and Rosa Mauch, Robert B.

Pratt, Bonnie J. Pratt, Jerry and Arden Larsen, Elven Hubbard, Terry M. Pace, J. E. and Lena G.

Estep, H. L. Kason, Charles A. and Lois I. Cammack, Elmer Hobbs, Roy Sturgis, Stanley F.

Anderlik, George E. Anderlik, Oscar and Norma Krislen, Morse Brothers, Clay Nichols, R. W. Donkin, Dennis J. King, John C.

Luscher, Brittons Depart- Municipal Court Has Seven Cases Seven cases were handled Lebanon's Municipal Court day, Judge Van R. Thome ed. -Terry Lee Adams, 19, Rt. 357 Lebanon, and Larry Robertson, 1520 S. Seventh' were fined.

$20 each for racing." Joseph Ives, 48, Cottage Lebanon, forfeited $35 bail charge of being drunk on a at Anacostia, D. C. in 1927. street. Kenneth Woodrow Morgan, 20, Rt.

3, Box 4E, forfeited $10 on a charge of excessive muffler noise. Donald Edward Andross, 27,.938 Cleveland was fined $10 for disobeying stop sign; George Albert Serfling, 81, 750 Williams $5, disobeying, a traffic James Patrick Egan, 38, 160 W. Maple was sentenced to seven days in mail Monday, by Judge Van R. Thome on a charge of bedrunk on a public place. Four days were suspended.

Marines were pioneers in the art, of dropping troops by parachute: Twelve marines were dropped in 14 seconds from a transport plane SAVINGS BOND! to be given to the individual picking the most beans by Sept. 6th! Also, A $50 SAVINGS BOND! to the family picking the most beans Sept. at Ayers Farms Call for Bus Schedule AL 8-5413 William Arthur Springer, retired feed mill worker, 450 died Tuesday morning at Lebanon Hospital after suffering a long illness. Mr. Springer, a member of the Christian Missionary Alliance, was born Nov.

5, 1880 in Lincoln' County, Iowa, and moved to Lebanon from Dallas, about nine years ago. He married the former Birdie C. Bell on March 11, 1903, at Alendorf, Iowa. Survivors are his widow; his son, William Cave Junction, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; his brother Leslie, Salem; and his sister, Mrs. Jennie Klampe, Salem.

Funeral was today at 2:30 p.m: in the Jost Funeral. Home with the Rev. Gerald Aylett of the Nazarene Church officiating. Burial was in I00F Cemetery. past good The popular song of a few years past "Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative" expressed very good psychology, at least.

CAUTION! "Bargain" shoes for your child can be very expensive Linn Chamber Eyes Booth in Tues- The Linn County Chamber of Commerce plans. Tuesday night to arrange for a booth at the International Livestock Exposition, scheduled in Portland in October, to advertise the attractions of Linn County. Members agreed to ask farmers and. industries throughout Linn County to furnish articles for display. Publication of the proposed Linn County brochure also highlighted discussion at the monthly meeting held at Mountain's Cafe here.

A special committee reported that it is now considering colored photographs from each Chamber of Commerce in the county for use in the pamphlet. Sweet Home will be the site of the September meeting of th Linn Chamber, Phillip Cole, resident engineer for the Green Peter Dam project will be guest speaker. The 19, meeting will be at the Skyline Inn, beginning at 7 p.m. SEE IT! DRIVE IT! The All NEW 1961 "PRINCE" Seats six with luxurious comfort Up to 31 miles per gallon! Powerful, comfortable, economical, smooth and responsive! They All Add up to the All New "PRINCE" SELLS FOR $2295 BRAND-NEW FULLY EQUIPPED! NOW AT LEBANON'S EXCLUSIVE "PRINCE" DEALER, LEN'S Main St. at Jennings Lebanon Shoes that save you money could be.

the worst bargain you ever a de. Workmanship and proper fit are worth far more than you may realize. A poorly fitted shoe can take a costly toll in foot misery and corrective care in later years. Stop in now for Buster Brown the shoes that give you proper fit in addition to fine workmanship and long wear. These shoes are shaped on lasts that do not take their final shape, until they've been pretested in actual use by active youngsters.

Give your child a pair today! BUSTER BROWN Bob's Shoes 646 Main Lebanon 2..