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fie EIGHT mm CREATES OSGONr-FSDXT, SZPTCSES 24. 1948 STATE JATCEE OFFICERS TO 'attend meeting HERE rvj; GRANGERS TO COMPETE IN CANNING CONTEST OCT. 4 4-H Croup Slates Work Party at Fair Building Bulldogs Swamp North Bend 27-6 Grange mpmhprs will narrifi- pate October 4 in the ninth an- nuai canning contest sponsored U-VT "'local Jaycees. They are President i the Linn county coim iiouse. Tne tnhnnv canWwr and OPTOMETRIST county 'contest wlir be maer the stilwell," secretary-treasurer.

Le-supervision of Mrs. Jonn Han- baridrif CorvalIis and Sweet Home sen and will be held at 2 p.m. Jaycees will also invited. Numerous merchandise prizes Tel. Albany State officers of the Junior f.

cnamoer oi commerce win ai-. tend meeting and social get-! aether here Oct. 4, announce Inspiring and tf A- CWFJCI devotional ft the skill of its makers can 1 5 fj 4 tliedralm! Lauded by musicians and clerg; iot its beautiful true organ tones, its thrilling sonority which surprises listeners because of its size, the MinstaU-Estey is being installed in A work party will be held by 4-H club leaders, 4-H members and dads at the Linn county fair building, Saturday, Sept 25 at 9 a.m. until the building is cleaned, according to County Extension Agent, N. John Hansen.

Hansen stated that all 4-H club leaders and members are being asked to assist in this clean up in order that the building may be put in proper shape for the winter period and also will be ready for the spring shows which will be held by various dairy organizations early next spring. Hansen suggested that those participating in the work party should bring forks and rakes in order to remove all of the straw from the stalls and barns. Following the work party a short meeting will be held to dis cuss plans for the 1949 Fall 4-H Fair. LOCAL WOMAN ACCUSED OF DEATH THREAT IN SUIT HEBE Mrs. Oscar Nash has brought complaint into court here in which she charges Mrs.

Rachel Fry, Route 2, with threatening to commit a felony, specifically with threatening to kill the plaintiff. She has been released after posting $500 bail. A hearing will be held at which she will decide if she wants a preliminary hearing or to be bound over to the grand jury for further investigation. MISSIONARY MEETING The Women's Missionary So ciety of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Garrett Mesman Thursday.

Mrs. Paul Turnidge was the speaker. ATTEND SHRINE MEETING Dan Roth and Stowell Dawson attended the Shrine meeting in Portland Monday night. IN CRABTREE Glenii'-Dull of the Tripp and Tripp office was in Crabtree on business Wednesday. HERE FROM CASCADIA David Olliver of Cascadia was an Albany business visitor Tues day.

ti a ts 7C is in 41 Br churches and homes as fast produce this fine instrument. It the answer to th need for REAL organ, which by utilizing the science of electronics can produce the essential tones of the older pipe organs which require so much ace, ami expense to install. Simple to install, thu Minshall-Estey takes no more room than the aver-v age piano, is surpringly inexpensive, and thrilling to hear. Utar a Ad tnjoy IhU new organ in our ihoic- 1130 ALBANY MAN ENLISTS IN REGULAR ARMY AS CORPORAL Thomas A. Dawson, 922 Wav- erly Drive, has enlisted In the army with the rank of corporal with the object of making the army his career.

He is the son of Mrs. Lena I. Dawson of Albany and the husband of Dorothy Smith Dawson. Dawson, who is a graduate of Albany high school, served three years in the navy from November, 1943 to November, 1945, as pharmacist's mate 31c. He was attached to a naval air base in the European theater.

He is a member of Albany lodge No. 359, P.O.E., and the United Presbyterian church. Before enlisting in the army Dawson was employed by the McDonald Candy Co. FIRE DEPARTMENT BUSY The Albany fire department responded to eight calls this week on fires and reports seven arr-bulance calls. Tuesday was the busiest day with four fires and four ambulance calls.

The truck was called to Tangent Thursday afternoon where a small shed was on fire. All blazes were mi nor ones with the exception of the fire that destroyed the Atke- son home at Riverside Tuesday SLATE OPEN HOUSE The Riverside school club is planning to hold an open house honoring teachers at the school Oct 2, from 7 to 8 p.m. Also be ing planned is a get-acquainted party at the hall for new mothers of the club, to be held Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. HOME FROM HOSPITAL George Doll has gone home af ter 15 weeks in the Albany General hospital for injuries suffered in an.accident.

Albany opened the football season with a bang at North Bend last Saturday by swamping their rivals by a 27 to 6 score. The North Bend team, was held scoreless until late in the fourth quarter when an Albany pass from Johnny Spreen to Basil Saunders was intercepted and run for a touchdown. Albany scored in first quarter after a sustained march from the 50 yard line with a 20- yard run by Bob Heins, a 12-yd. gain by Capt. Charles Keller and with Dick Graber going over for the first score.

The kick by Bob Heins for extra point was wide. The Bulldogs scored again in the second as the result of a North Bend fumble on the 35 yard line. The goal was crossed on straight line plays by fceller. Graber and Hems, ana me kick by Heins was good, making the half-time score u-u. In the second half Albany took the ball on their own 4S yard line and went right on down the field with Graber going over from the 12 yard line for the third score.

Heins made tne ex tra point again. Jim Jenks then thrilled the crowd by starting on his own 25 yard line and running 75 vards in a beautiful open field run with some good Diocmng. The trv for point was good, ma king the score 27 to 0. The in tercepted pass at this time gave the North ueno team oiuy score. LICENSED TO WED The following marriage licen ses have been issued here: John F.

Grenz, jr. and Maxine E. Run- kle. Albfnv: Francis J. Rivera and Lucy Burnett, Sweet Home; George M.

Gurall and Mary Rose Strange, Bend; John E. Boulware, Toledo and Ruby R. Taylor, Spokane; Cordon C. DeWall and Doris M. Ormsby, Jefferson; Richard G.

Brown and Viola V. Ives, Portland, and John Casey and Sally L. Alesse, Albany. MURDEROUS FISH TRAPS 318 MM SUNDAY JUDY GARLAND FRED ASTAIRE Fw LAWKJ8D An. UIUI SSJf i ia Luper Piano Music Co.

"Albany's Music Center" pa en Ifl wi ye vy mi tht coi red las I the Coi Coi Ros Gei Ma: Citi Sch is Uni Non Elei ta Hig ct Eefc Lace di: Rim dii Fore Linn County Football ft New Location: 120 Ellsworth St. Albany Albany Ready for Warriors Tonight After a sparKling 27 to 6 victory over North Bend last Friday the Albany Bulldogs are more than prepared lo meet Coach Bud Page's Lebanon Wairiors on Hudson field tonight Sporting a team weight average of 179 bolstered by plenty of speed, the Bulldogs will prove more than a match for the lighter but unpredictable Warriors. i Last year Albany defeated Lebanon in the last few seconds of play. It was one of the toughest grimes of the season for the team that ended tied for third in the state pla -ofs. If last week's game was a pre view of the prowess of the Bull- doe eleven, local fans will be well rewarded for attending to night's game, which starts at "8.

Every player on the traveling squad saw action in the North Bend eame and each turned in a creditable performance. Mo shur Burrus, who will be captain In tonight's game, proved strong in the line along with Jim Doer fler and Bud Brown: Jenks, Gra her. Heins and Keller also had Important roles. Seeing action to night also will be Jeff Lay. REPUBLICAN SPEAKER Robert Elliott, formerly Stas sen's campaign manager, spoke to the Republican Women club at the Clifford Knodell home on Tuesday.

He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sox and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hrdina.

ERE WEDNESDAY Melvln Schrock and daughters Esta and Melva Anne of Rt. 1, Albany were here on business Wednesday. IN ALBANY WEDNESDAY P. M. Brandel of Lebanon was In Albany on business Wednesday.

VISITS IN TACOMA Mrs. Victor Olliver left for Ta-coma Wednesday morning for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Broz. G. O.

Classifieds Bring Results I'll WARM fJthfs winter with my QUAKERW itjjeats up fast! II fg -v THf QUAMR "CHAUEttfiU in UMS Ye, you c.n hl up room in matter of minute VUAKER alone offtrt these optional low cost that mean automatic htZ for the coming winter: chop with a QUAKER. IfJJcl" LOW in PRICE HIGH In PERFORMANCE A DEMONSTRATION, TOOATI viS irnb warmS A SI are awarded and county winner. go to Portland Nov. 7 to compete i lor state prizes, such as electric range, refrigerator and washer. New Drive-la Market Now Under Construction.

M. L. DeWitt is building a new drive-in market at 15th and Elm streets, expected to be completed within 60 days. The present market is located at 2nd and Wash ington streets. The building, of pumice blocks, will be 40x50 feet on a lot 64x 113 so as to have ample parking space.

Modern fixtures and the latest type meat cases will be installed, reports DeWitt. Norm's Ice Cream shop will have space in the southwest corner. ANIMAL PRODUCTS OUTLOOK An outlook report for animal products has been released from the office of the extension agricultural economist at Oregon State college. This, contains a section devoted to the outlook for dairy products. It is entitled Agricultural Situation and Outlook Circular, 1948, No.

5, and can be obtained from the county agricultural agent or by writing direct to the college. Albany Post No. 10 Ml Legion and Auxiliary COVERED DISH DINNER Veterans Memorial Hall 6:30 pjxu, Monday, Sept 27 Initallation of Officers All Vets Wires Invitedl On NOW PLATING El A CV. 1 ft lill PIOI ope: loeat on ing 1 ern finesi fices and congi frienc pione of Oi ters will Cross. TELL SPECI iamftKmixtiWi and Garnet ilVE MY REGARD STARTS IHt ML YOU ENJOY A JAIN.

AC "IN AfiAIM Yd ch (y ''F Albany Play Here Tonight Hudson Field at 8:00 p. m. GR'flN'fl DA NOW PLAYING JAMES CAGNEY GEORGE RAFT In- "EACH DAWN I DIE" Plus Another Epic of the Old West "BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" With ROBERT STACK FRANCIS FARMER RICHARD DIX BRAD CRAWFORD Plus CHAPTER 6 "SUPERMAN IN DANGER" Big Game! Don't 121 Lyon St. (Pi Ltd yyj KERN Electric Co. 231 Lyon St.

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