Imbler High School - Golden Reveries Yearbook (Imbler, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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Trula Wagoner Rosalee Tuck .....Lynn Nieden Narion Morgan ants: Charlotte Patrick Sharon Severns Barbara Cook Suzy Michel Bertha Hohstadt DEDICATICN TO Charles Cleaver DEDICATION We, the Arrmll staff of 1958 wish to dedicate the 1958 Edition of the Imbler Golden Reveries to Charlie Cleaver, vhose life has been an example of his favorite quotation 5 Living He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed-often a.nd loved much, Who has gained the rfspect of intelligent men and the love of little children, Who has filled his niche and accomplished his task, Rho has left the world better than he found it, Ihether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soulg Who has never lacked the Appreciation of Egrth's beauty or failed to express itg Who has always looked for the best in others and who gives the best he hasg Whose life has been an inspiration Yhoee memory a 1-enediction-B.A. Stanley We truly klieve that Charlie Cleaver, one of the few living pioneers of the Grande Ronde Valley, has set a fine example for us to follow, by his actions, thwzghts, and his way of life-All we can take with ue is what vm -io for others ALMA MATER Far below our great Blue Mountains 'Neath their heights so true Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to view. Lift the chorus, Speed it onward, Loud her praises cry. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail to Irnbler High. .. . f., ': '-' -Q 'K-3 3, . , . 1: ,I . ., AW . K , -.,s:?.,, REMINISCING Through great efforts of the people of the Imbler School District, the present school was built in 1910. After many hours of spirited discussion, they decided to build the school in the village of Imbler, on the site of the old lumber mill, at a cost of nearly S30,000. The first Superintendent was W.V. Conner. In 1925 the citizens of Imbler decided that a new gymnasium was needed. A donation of farm machinery, farm produzts, and livestock for a public auction supplied money for the building. As not enough money was raised at this auction, Mrs. Lucy Wade donated a large sum of money to carry out the building plans. Her only request was that it be named in memory of her brother Walter. Willingly people gave of their time and talent to help build Wade Hall. In 1930 a 32,000 addition was added to the west end of the hall. The first graduation exercises were held in the new school in 1917. Members of the class were, Sylvia Wood, Marvin Lloyu, Melba Tuttle, Fern McKinnis, and Grace German. Some of the present pupils of Imbler Grade School are descendents of that first graduating class. A 0'llIlh l'.5'ffd rio 0 gf I 4 4 we Qc EA 5 . .4- . .4 ' . , 1 f n 1 ,s o - l . v., .Jw ,g' S f aff' pf -f --fy-fx - '47 ' y , t 1, Q lyc- Nl ffl., ' ': '-' W..-1' 'Q 7' ' Lmxgsj GUIDING OUR DESTINY Y 1 MR. GILBERT HALLER, OUR SUPERINTENDFNT HUrge him with truth to frame his fair repliesg And SURE he will: For wisiom never liesn JOHN B. DCDSCE Eastern Oregon Colle B.S. in Education American Problems U.S. History World Eeography Letterman Advisor Head Coach 7th Grade History Sth Grade Geography Boys P.E. fr Homer RVBY R. SKEEN Millamette University, B.A. 1 University of Washinpto ' MQBQAQ Typing Business Law Bookkeeping v Business Mathematics Shorthand Senior Advisor Imbler Vi-Life Advisor . 4 W. C , lv'N' .,x,.X na I K LESLIE L. MARTIT FQ if 5 , L ' ab University of Oregon Southern Orepon College B.S. in Science, 7th Science Sth Science 9th Science Algebra Geometry Junior High Boys Math P.E. ROEERTA E LEY Washington State College B.A, Home Economics English I Library Freshmen Class Advisor Councelor ve. I K V 8 sr. .- jfg Ill rd:h'fT1Y!tTTjlY4!!l'i 'AK ' 1 IH . .4-A4 S ' EVELYN M. FULLER Eastern Oregon College 7th A 8th Grades Language Arts High School Chorus fl I A 'M SiS'ii? ?p r 0 that, 7 , .nl'll.lln 21, ii I f Ag' A , A MARION L. MORGAN B.S. in Home Economics Stout State College 3 year Diploma English, History, P.E. English Speech Girls P.E, Junior Advisor Pep Club Advisor Golden Reveries Advisor , 1 5 4' f I , iligf r. 55' u JOHN RILEY Oregon State College B.S. in Agriculture Agriculture Industrial Arts Biology F.F.A. Advisor Sophomore Advisor it 4 lr, . w. Ii 1 , I 5 . I' N I ' I 'frlk ifvia H. IAYTE BARTRON Elgmentary Education, Eastern Oregon College 6th Grade Sth k 6th P.E. Grade School Principal UR HELPI G HANDS Mrs. Paroz Happy who in her verse can gentiv steer From grave to iight, from pleasant to severe. I Uormn Wyllmfl Glen I'cKenzie Tom Craig Harry Billez-beck Chairman , i , Nat plcivr e, Cenrge moyes our COOk.Hrs. Lac Keith CTZTODIAHS Dale Cook's Helper-TTS. Bewle VALEDICTCDRIAN S sim RITHNOND LYNN WIEDEI' Dwight S116 Lynn Trula Elaine Jim Pat Weldon Raymond Bob Clifford Ron enior Class Prophecy Is a big time lawyer for the Court of Last Resort. Be- cause he never won a case, so he is the last resort. Is a chemist and discovered a sure cure for mosquito bites. Recently she won championship for heavyweight wrestling. So you see she has gained confidence on the outside. Is a famous psychologist and discovered that there is no perfect man so she came home and married Ardell Pugh so she could bring him up from the start. Is a air line stewardess till she found that this pro- fession didn't give her a lift so she joined the circus where she is still a high flyer on the trapeze. She's still chasing the fly boys on the side. Is married to La Verne and they were the first couple to go to the moon for a honeymoon. They liked it so well up where they could be alone they never came back. Satellites on the moon are just the little Millers out playing in the moonlight. Owns a big awl ranch in Texas. He has endowed a school for juvenile delinquents and spends most of his weekends there - so he won't miss his old pals. Is married to Rosalee and has made a big name for him- self as a plane mechanic. He found out that children are cheaper by the dozen so he has his order in for two dozen. We found him in Hollywood when we heard the girls all screaming and swooning. There he was strumming on a Jews harp and singing like Simon Crumb. Owns the largest farm in the Grand Ronde Valley. Course he inherited it fron his father-in-law but he did alright for himself as an electronics engineer until they perfected the electronic brain and couldn't use him any more. He came home and married Lynn who had grown tired of trying to make a big man out of Ardell and they are now living in Weiden's trailer house Found farming didn't pay off so now he is selling sput- niks - two door or four door Ford models. He is still crazy about raising things, however, so he owns a small patch on the side of Mars where he raises heck every Saturday night. Is now a Vet. He got his training in horse culture and then found the horse extinct so he transferred to white mice. Is helping Smoky the Bear keep Oregon Green. Of course, he took a little course on the side in female dress de- signing so all of Oregon isn't quite as green as it was. v- fm-PJ fe . g -9, PAT MCDANIEL Basketball l,2,3,h5 Baseball 1,25 Letterman Club 1,2,3,h5 Football l,2,3,h3 F,F,A, 1, 2,3,bs F-F.A. Treasurer 33 Hot Rod Club 23 Science Club 1,23 Class President 13 Box- ing 3. DWIGHT HOPKINS Student Body 3,hg President bg Class Officer, Vice Pres. President 33 Chorus l,2,3g Band l,2,33 Basketball l,2, 3,hg Mgr. 33 Football 2,35 Mgr. 13 F.S.A. l,2g Speech Club l,2,3g Debate Team 35 SE IORS TRULA RUTH WAGONER Basketball 2,3,h3 Volleyball l,2,3,bg Vice-President by Golden Reveries Editor hg Golden Reveries Assisstant 3, H1-Life Staff 3,hgHi-Life Art Editor 13 Girls League l,25 Pep Club 2,3,h5 Speech Club 33 F.H.l. 1,2. JOYCE ELAINE EEWLEY Student Body Trees. hz Class Treasurer 13 Class Vis. Pres. 3, HI LIFE starr 2,3,hs legit. Art Editor 23 Art Editor 3, by Dramatic: 35 All School Play 33 F.S.1. 1,23 Trees. 23 F.H.A 1,23 Girls League 1,23 Volley- bell and Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,h1 Yell Loader 2,35 JAMES PERKINS Transfer from Weston, Oregon Basketball 2,3,hg Baseball 23 Boxing lg Football 2gTrack lg Class President hg Hi- Life Sports Editor hi Dramatics 33 WELDON LEE GORHAM Easketball l,2,3,hg Basekall 1,25 Football 2,3,hg Student Body Vice-President 35 Class President 23 F.F.A. l,2,3,b5 F.F.A. Sentinel 35 Science Club 1,23 Letterman 2,3,hg Boxing 35 RONALD H. CASWELL Transfer from Henmiston High Fbotballg h, Baseballs 3, Baskotballg h, Choruss 3, h Paper staffg 3, lt, Sffudmt council, Room representitivc CLIFFORD C. SCOTT F.F.A. 1,2,3,h3 F.F.A. Vice- President 33 F.F.A. Sentinel 13 Football 13 Basketball 23 Science Club 23 Hot Rod Club 23 Boxing 33 Letterman Club 1,2,3,h. SENIORS Class Secretary 1,2,35 F,S,A, 1,23 Hi-Life Assistant Editor 33 H1-Life Editor by Pep Club 1,2,3,h3 Class Treasurer hg Girls League 1,23 Class Rep.3 33 Golden Reveries Staff 3,b3 F-H.A. 1,25 Dramatics 3. ROBERT JOE McLAUGHLIN Basketball 1,2,3,h, Football 1,2,3,h3 Letterman 1,2,3,h 3 Science Club 1,23 Track 3,h3 Class Secretary and Treasurer 33 F.F.A. Secretary bg Band 1,25 FoFoAo1,3,h3 Hot Rod Club 2. LYNN KATHLEEN WIEDEN Transfer from Pasadena, Cal. Class Secretary bg Pep Club 3,h3 Annual Art Editor 3,113 Hi-Life Staff 3,h3 Dramatics RAYMOND WYLAN F.FoA. 1,2g3yllS FoFvA0 Re' porter 3, Vice President bs F.s.A. 1,23 Hot Rod Club 23 Football 1,25 Basketball 1. I,-vi ,K 1 35 1 +4 Q . 4. 5' . v. 'A . W QF? -at: 4 I . --rw, ' 'X . 1 - 1 r - ' .I - . , . ' . 151-fi . if QA-.L ,fr 1' 5' f . - -3- K .L f 1 ' , k ' .1 ' - X fi Q - 1' T 11 U-k 7' - Y , ! , 1 . .Q . ' . .. r .cn , .4lf' .df . X CHARLOTTE comu ROS?-EE SUCK LOUISE sco'rT ncharieu ROSS nscottu ! 4: V2 'I, . X47 I l - g .Lo C JUYCE BILLERBECK if JUDY HOUTZ nJo8en I ngoudyn 9 BERT!-IA HOHSTADT LQUISE TUCK B68'bI'iCB upe-ben CHARL2'glmrfATRICK , sg xx h GFNE MCLAUGHLIN HELEN SILSBY MICK DOUGHARITY nJudgen NLauralie' WDougharityn BONNIE HAWKS A-e uBOneyn CLASS HISTORY In 1957 the Junior class started out with an attendance of 1h members. During the first semester of school, Jimmy Patterson left us to attend school at Portland. Next CUPID stepped in to run off with Helen Silsby and Bonnie Hawks. We are now a class of 10 members: Gene McLaughlin, Mickey Dougharityg Judy Houtzg Louise Scott, Joyce Billerbeck, Student body secretary, Rosalee Tuck, Student body room representative, Bertha Hohstadt, Class nresidentg Louise Tuck, Secretary treasurerg Charlotte Coffin, Student body Vice-president, and Charlotte Patrick. Activities for the year have been our consession booth during football and basketball, which is helping the financial side of the Junior-Senior Prom that is poing to be held April 26. In December we had a Christmas party at Mrs. Morgans, class supervisor, with refresh- ments and a sift exchange. In February Louise Tuck, Gene McLaughlin, and Bertha Hohstadt participated in a 'Lincolns Day' play. It was put on before the student body and the Imbler P.T.A. During the month of February Charlotte Coffin worked on a speech sponsored by the American Legion oratorical contest on the Constitution. Due to lack of information and time she forfeited her right to speak. Participating in football this year was Gene McLaughlin playing left end and Mickey Dougharity at center. In girls sports we had participating in basketball: Bonnie Hawks, Rosalee Tuck, Louise Tuck, and Joyce Billerbeck. Louise Tuck is the only girl particinating in volleyball. The first of March Joyce Billerbeck was chosen as nFair Maidu for the 1956 Union fair. She will ride in the parades at Pendleton, Joseph, Union, Elgin, and La Grande. Louise Scott entered the UPi1lsbury Bakeoffn. She entered a oastry called Lilies . The Junior class is eagerly awaitin- their Senior year. ,J .4- gn 1:15 Cs- nn '65 ,IQ9 J, fu 5,1 nf 'K-ft 'QD I , DM-E WAGONEH smmou snzvmrms Ju: BECK Zhi P Gill 5? 1 . ,m 7 ' IU 4. . ' MERRILL GORHAH JUDY WAGONER - -1 -.,...... 4. BOB BROOKSHIRE RAYLENE.WAGONER EDDIE JOHNSON ANN HcDONALD JOE UESTENSKOH SHARON HILL LULU MAE DOUD PATTY LIVELY MARGY McLAUGHLIN , I .0 ef. Q i Y ' 434, ' . V N b 4, I f BRIU ALTHILLER JANIS UIIBOII MIKE CASWELL s . ' ' 'lfffi Yss'r' -Lf .-' 1 1,11 ' 5 0 'x- ,.?1',r'.., V I! YL A A Judy Calhoun Joyce Ann Scott Reta Pfefferkcrn if -H 1 I --- Terry McBride ' Beverly Starr i ' 7 l ' o Aff. f an 4 . . Larry Loddy Dum pam, David Noyes mms cane SUZY MICHAEL f Y L xf 0 'r ,.T.-.11-1 ' -.-l-1-1 I 1 if Wifi K In 1 x XX ' ARDEN COLLINS 1 AR-'DELL PUGH LOUISE HOHSTADT RODDY CAMPBELL ysvn, AZ. NF' - ,wrt v X ,- NX ik T..-7 - gl Z, -'44 - xx rx Q I, ' -4 :ibiz- ,pfii . A 2 PRESIDENT- cllfford scott N . vIcE-PRms1nF,:.rr- Ray wyiand X ,I + S SECRETARY- Bob McLaughlin ' ,J',, TREASURLR- Gene McLaughlin REPORTER- Mick Dougharity SENTINAL- Darold Doud '- v Q -N ,XII I Aligzagvgsai ' ,. Zi' ' ' F.F.A. OFFICERS I o , .. 4. l :.'T 5 3 N-F 2, During the past summer and fall the F.F.A. participated in five contests. At the Union County Fair, the boys won sixteen ribbons. 'ho blue ribbons were won at the State Fair. Several boys competed for a place on the Judging Team. In September a group of boys attended the Pacific International Livestock Show at Portland. Some of the boys sold their animals at this exposition. At the Union District Shop Contest, Pat McDaniel won s first place in acetylene welding. Weldon Gorham won n second place in arc welding, and second place ribbons were given to Clifford Scott and Brian Altmiller for soldering. A Parent and Son Banquet will be held in the Spring. This fall, Lynn Wisden was re-elected F.F.A. Sweetheart. Back row, from left to right: D. Noyes, D. Craig, R. Campbell, L. Leady, J. Westinskow, D. Beck, E. Johnson, C. Scott, Adviser, Mr. Riley, 3. Altmiller B. Brookshire, D. Paroz, G. Roberts, lf. Gorham, Middle row: W, Wenham, P. McDanial, R. McLaughlin, R. Wyland, M. Dougherty, G. McLaughlin, M. Wagoner Front row, A. Pugh, M. Caswell, A. Collins. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: Bob Brookshier, Gene McLaughlin, Mrs Fuller, Larry Leddy, Dave Noyes, Brian Altmiller, Ron Caswell, Larry Nelson, Eddie Johnson, Jim Beck, Dale Wagoner, Merrill Gorham, Gary Roberts, Dallas Craig, and Joe Vestenskow. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right: Joyce Scott, Sharon Severns Nar ie ?cLaugh1ind Louise Hohstadt,L Judy Calhoun,1 Jidv Yr rl It . ' ' goner, aglene Vagoner, Sharon Hlll, Elaine Bew- lsy, Ann Mc onald, Janis Jilson, Rita Defferkorn, and Mrs. Fuller. NNUAL STAFF 'GOLDEN REVERIES STAFF L to R. back row, Art Editor Lynn Wieden, Assistant, Louise Scott, Advisor, Mrs. Mczrgan, Assistant, Elaine Bewley Assistant, Sue Richmond, front row: Ass Qstant, Joyce Billerbeck, Editor, Trula Wagoner, Assistant Editor, Rosalee Tuck, Assistant, Louise Tuck. W STUDENT COUNCIL ORATORY .if' , ' Msg 1 l , ,.r ff A x 4, 1 KING AND QUEEN winter C .val HI LIFE STAFF HDo it yourselfn, That's our motto In Mr. Riley's Industrial Arts Class THE QTORY GF 17 CATS TQLD IN ENGLISH II Bugs or beetle, Spider or fly ? The answer-in a biology class we will find. If to the Moon we fly, or sail the ocean blue, Mr. Martin-tell us how In Science Class its done NTYE RAHS FOR IMBLER RALLY SQUAD Y Y' K 1 ,' . 5 V ?1 ' ' ' N -X A QN'Q5'J.', F' fl A a A 'ft' J xc' . , . K ,. J- 5 . 5? . I X u .'!' ,. Ji' , I 'B ' 's ' L' . - ' N neo it K. ' al ' ' AQ N 'AR' r ' R . ,Q -V . x - W AAA! ,lf 5 .4 . 1 'N 4 'vu V-pry, , -, N. f . , 1 2,41 ' . s 's 1 x , 5 f vs' 'f..,s 1 'V I-x F f' JJ- he Y' 1 41 'qv D v . ' .Q ,,.-Q -,S qt x X K xv: ' sv 5,.'C- i. , ' I Q,- fs-- ,I 1 S3-Q 5, 'X :tin ' lm' 'Q 1 0 1 -5 u L . Q as .4- an 1- N. -.Cf ' , ,p...a-. In Q- ' K ' W ' ,. l ' M -Q gba . 4, Q . 4, -.- , fu- fx, ...ff . '- FS. x W... ..- - . ,h P 9 -1. . -1 -M ,, , . -1-, - - f'-.' . ,. -K - '.:':'- t 4- A .ff-1 TB- B.. Q A 1 H+. wel- A XL' ., ' Z' . gvz, - I -. :N K . ' 0' 1 ' v I' . -5 ' - '5 x . ' f Q W, f J . 4 4. , A a. . 44 .fu ...ef --f 9'- 1. i'k . , , 4 4 OCTBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, Back Row: Merrill Gorham, Gene McLaughlin, Larry Leddy, Ron Caswell, Coach Jigga Dodson, Eddie Johnson, Bob McLaughlin, Joe Westenskow, Weldon Gorham. LEFT TO RIGHT, Middle Row: Pat McDaniel, Jim Beck, Mick Dougharity, Dale Wagoner. Front Row: Managersg Bob Brookshire, Arden Collins. BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, Standing: Coach Jiggs Dodson, Joe Westenskow, Dwight Hopkins, Eddie Johnson, Ron Caswell, Larry Leddy, Merrill Gorham, Bob Brookshire. LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated: Jim Beck, Pat McDaniel, Larry Nelson, Weldon Gorham, Jim Perkins, Arden Collins, Manager. TRULA WAGONER Guard GIRLS' ATHLETICS BONRIE MCBRIDW Guard Guard JUDY WAGONER Forward ROSALEE TUCK Forward Co-Captain JOYCE BILLERBECK Forward Captain LEFT TO RIGHT, Back Row: Suzy Michel, Janis Wilson, Lulu Doud, Judy Calhoun, Karvel Gulzow. LEFT TO RIGHT, Front Row: Beta Pfefferkorn, Joyce Scott, Beverly Star. LOUISE TUCK Guard RAYLENE wfGCVEP OLLEYBALL VAPSTTY: L . . Pfefferkorn, Janis wilgon, T. Wagoner 'CE RW S,nfS 'TnS' Sham H1 1 Tuck P Liveiy 8? Wagvnor Manager' Ann McDonald' Judy I ' Q 0 . , Calhoun, Lulu Doud. YELL QUEENS OF H1957-58N ROSALEE TUCK-JOYCE BILLERBECK k B LETTRRNEN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT, Back Row: Jim Perkins, Jim Beck, Wbldon Gorham, Dwight Hopkins, Mick Dougharity, Pat McDaniel, Joe Wbstenskow5 Bob McLaughlin. LEFT TO RIGHT Front Row: Merrill Gorham Eddi J h , , e o nson, Dale Wagoner, Bob Brookshire. JUST A MEMORY Ie5?,7 TMK Abou+ApnFt5, muse miss Hmm-Sea? ,qfffev 'Hlt Love me f ranme, Luv? my PC- 5. panirkev 5g2 1L!! DQNC!i:QEe IDILKK we use 'P0L+v'l0Tlg - 'Po.sH'HNE Picnic Poses! Badhinq Beauhesf? Avv1'1 NJC Cu +C! Spv-lui Fcvev Govmm Cvawl Rn E' our me ue neu! 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'Z Baste-stich-sew So are beautiful creations Fade in Mrs. Ex1ey's Homemaking 111 class. To study or not at home? That was the question- Answered by this group At an Imbler P.T.A. meeting. 1' Lest we forget A river, sea, or state lr. Dodson will set us straight! HAND FORD SALES J Z S? UBI YOU ARE NOW ENTERIDI3 IMBL ER IMBLERQ GRASS SEED CENTER of THE WORLD 21.2 , 11 I 1 x 'P I QXNVII . Ffa 1, xi AGNER EEDS ' f Q ! 1.-I? 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BOHNENKAMP Gifts For All Occasions Hardware and Appliances O f E Home of Those Heavenly CC C We e-5 34' Carpets by Lee's Fine China and Crystal La Grande Oregon 1607 Adams La Grande PIONEER Houmne VI I I! Flour,Rc1mQPwwc1g Feeds, Grams Fertilizers SdG G S IdC 0 a n ity Shop TroHer's For Men s' and Boys' Trotter's Top Shop For Women 0 W0 3-333 LaGrande M.J. GOSS M0'I'0R CUMPANY Your ' ff'3'Nig 'li 11? o w 'CHELKEQ ' ' a LL 5 Adnms wo 3-2712 LAGRANDE OREGON De let Hof Hu! Tw- For Tl- vez V LIVE BETTER FLECTRICALLY California-Packing Utilities Company YOUR PARTNER IN WFSTERN PROGRESS M103-3:55 l-A He 7-1772 SNYDERS CAFE UINNERS FOUNTIAN SERVICE Elq CD 3 CHERRY'S FLQRIST ,Ziff Q I Cigiixm 459fQf9 X pk e M103-5932. i- LAGYA A O 1 FAI-K5 I. D. STORE Wi X i ldff'J Jantzen - Pendl t J X J G ff - Van Huese Pk we 3-3HI L- 2 G A O il A6145 A O I 19759 ELGIN CASH DRYGOODS STORE YOUR FA VULY 5 TORE Our quality is high, our prices are low, We carry such famous brands as Levi, Arrow, White Stag, Weyenberg, Strauss, Days, Miller, Bailey Hats, U.S. Keds, Black Bear, Mojud, Strutwear, Bestform, Ball Brand, Wb1verine,and Acme Boots. We have sports wear, Western wear, work clothing, waterproof clothing, and boots and shoes for all the family. PAY CASHS PAY LESS TRADER BILL we Buy, Sell or Trade anything of Value. Furniture, Appliances, Utensils, and Garden Tools Trader Bill Inc. Island Uity Highway Island City, Jregon LaGrande Oregon C RAIo's N U..W AY C LEANERS A PPROVED S -ANITONE S ERVICE S TA- N U F INISHING P M0555 W5 FRE? - qx U w 4 r 2:2- X E 3 on if My e Lf: of Y0U'G'm6 WOnce tried, Always Satisfiedn L Jess J. 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