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Tli OSEGON STATESMAN. ScdeauOracjoxu Friday Morninc, March 21, 1941
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Poultry Man
Will Speak
Extension Official
To Consider Farm
Cage Problems ;
DALLAS A poultry meeting
scheduled for Wednesday at 8
p. m. at the -city hall in Inde
pendence should be o particular
interest to -a large number of
poultrymen in this county, states
W. C. Leth, TPolk county agent
N. L: Bennion, extension poultry
man; will show the motion picture
"Poultry A Million Dollar In
dustry." Mr. Bennion will discuss
the matter of laying cages com
pared with, laying pens on the
floor. Three years of experimental
work comparing laying cages with
regular standard floor pens has
been completed at the experiment
station, at Corvallis, and from
the I results " obtained there Mr.
Bennion has interesting infofma
' tion to offer.-
County Agent " Leth says Mr.
Bennion is planning to work with
him in the county on that date
and any poultrymen- having
special problems are requested to
contact his office as soon as pos
le. ,
The meeting will also offer an
opportunity for poultrymen to ask
questions oh other matters along
the poultry keeping line not cov
ered in Mr. Bennion's talk. A
round-table discussion will prob
ably be held as a part of the
meeting.
Future Farmers and 4H club
members have been invited to at
tend as well as adult poultrymen.
Church Club
Hears Speech
LYONS The Lyons Parent
Teachers club met Monday.
Speaker was Mrs. Rolla Hearld
from the Stayton garden club,
who talked on landscape gar
dening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller,,
Stayton, were present. Mrs. Mil
ler gave a short talk. Rev. Ham
ilton, who is holding a preaching
mission at the church this week
concluded the evening. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Lula
Burt, Mrs. Alex Bodeker,, Mrs.
Tom Owen and" Miss Lucille
Wright
The Beacon class of the Lyons
Methodist Sunday school held
there class supper at the home of
Mrs. Robert Fetherston Monday.
Covers were laid for Lucille
Lewis, Constance Bodeker, Helen
Nye, Betty Jean Bodeker, Beulah
Lewis, Elaine Clipfell, Evelyn
Vaughn, Dorothy Ayres, Marion
Nye, their teacher, Mrs. George
Clipfell and , the hostess Mrs.
Fetherston.
Fox Valley News
FOX V A L L E Y Mrs. A. D.
Scott is unable to return to her
school work. Mrs. Orville Down
ing is substituting in the primary
room this week.
Rex Julian, of Oregon State col
lege, is spending his mid-ternfj
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Julian.
Mr. and Mrs. George Berry, Ro
land and Delbert, were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Carr."
Arthur Vaughn and daughter
Evelyn and Mrs. Daisy Johnston
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mrs. Helen Vaughn and son
Fred in Silverton.
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Plan Wedding
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Frances Boles and George Yule
Wedding of Frances Boles, 20-year-old
daughter of the screen
actor, John Boles, and George
Perkins Yule, a manufacturing
company representative, is sched
uled in Hollywood, March 22. The
couple plan a honeymoon In
Hawaii. ,
New Zealand
Ram Shipped
MONMOUTH William Riddell
received a Romney Marsh ram
direct from New Zealand, Sat
urday. It was shipped by train to
Salem from San Francisco. It is
the third importation from New
Zealand in the past month, the
other, two rams going to Clarence
Bishop of the Pendleton Woolen
mills. They were all selected by
Professor Wilson, of the Califorr
nia State Agricultural college.
Riddell's ram is from the Wheeler
flock.
Riddell was the original Rom
ney Marsh importer to the United
States from New Zealand. He be
came interested in this breed of
sheep, which is native to the Eng
lish moors, and was found there
when the Romans invaded Brit
ain hundreds of years ago. Rom
ney sheep are distributed
throughout the northwest now
with many flocks in the Willam
ette valley. This climate, seems
ideally suited to them. Riddell
made a trip to New Zealand in
1928, and selected sheep for sev
eral west coast breeders.
Buena Vista News
BUENA VISTA Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Belangy spent the weekend
with: their daughter, Mrs. Mark
Glllam, and family. The Belangys
have bought acreage near Sandy
and plan to build a home there.
Mrs. Clifford Wells brought
Miss Geraldine Lundberg home
from the hospital Saturday.
The young people had a party
at the hall Friday.
Farmers Union will meet Fri
day night Everyone bring cookies.
Mrs. Maude Johnston returned
this week from Portland where
she has been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Graber, Mr.
and Mrs. Milo Graber and son vis
ited Sunday at the Ed Rex home
near Monroe,
David and Bill Short, Julius and
Beth Purvine came home Sunday
from OSC. David returned to his
work, the others are having spring
vacation.
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Utility Refused
ranchise i
Bike Problem antl
Old Buildings
Discussed
WOODBURN The city council
met Tuesday and voted rijown the
proposed Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company franchise to
operate telephone lines oil Wood
burn city streets. . 3
The requested franchise would
Have been for 20 years ariii would
hjave brought the city an stimat
eil revenue of $10 a month, at
the same time eliminating free
spvice on three telephones, for
which the city would hav to pay
$9.50 a month. 1
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Vote to table the proposed fran
chise was unanimous.
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The bicycle problem was dis
cussed and City Attorney jGorman
vfas instructed to draw'; up an
ordinance for the councils con
sideration. The questions ! of con
demning various old buildings in
the city was given attention.
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A petition was received for the
improvement of Gatch: Street by
grading, graveling and curbing,
all provided WPA labor can be
obtained for the project The! peti
tion was signed by 15 property
owners along the street It was
reported that all Gatch street
property owners except four, were
signers of the petition.
Numerous places where I side
walks could be repaired, replaced
or put in now to advantage j were
found by Councilmen Shorey and
Hecker in a recent survey 1 of
Woodbum. They, made a detailed
report
Teachers Named
UNIONVALE Mrs. Margaret
Paetz, principal of the Unionvale
school this year, has been re
hired. Mrs. Harold Morgan of
Newberg has been secured for the
primary teacher here for I the
1941-42 term.
The March meeting of the
Unionvale community club will
be held Friday evening March 21.
Mrs. Ella Sion, 74, mother of
Irvin Sion of this district is
critically ill in Portland.
NOTHING TOWN
Now is the time to have
your eyes examined by
our , registered optome
trist. Glasses are never
srescribed unless abso
lutely necessary.
Yours for 7c! Reg. 6.95
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Newest electric cookery
. i . with the purchase of
a pair of glasses (fitted).
Arrival of Exquisite
Iroa 5.95 la C0.C3
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Pins Awarded
At 4H Meet- i
AUMSVILLE The Aumsville
PTA held its meeting ; at the
school gymn with the president,
Mrs. Chas. Malone in charge.. The
nominating committee composed
of Chas. Martin," Mrs. Ida Lane
and Mrs. Everett Wamen was ap
pointed. Election of officers will
be held at next meeting. - ? "
At the close of the business
meeting the 4H clubs presented a
program which included: present
ation of the club 4H flag on be
half of the PTA county superin
tend ant of schools; Mrs. 'Agnes
Booth, address, "4H clubs , in de
fense work"; vocal duet Bonnie
Klein. ' . -
Pins were then awarded and
all of last years clubs received
100 certificates for completion
of 4H work. Leaders were Alice
Roberts, Mrs. George White, Vin
cent Johnson, Miss Marjorie Eggi
man, Mrs. T. P. Otto and Rozella
Lane.
Interesting pictures of. Marion
county clubbers were shown.
STEVENS-BROWN NOTHING
WE THANK YOU
for the biggest year in
STEVENS-BROWN; History!
We thank you, Salem and surroundings, for your
faithful patronage, your constant loyalty, the fine
things you have said about us ... all contributing
factors in our phenomonal seyen years of increas
ing growth.' We are now embarking upon. our.
eighth ear with a 40 increase oyer a correspond
ing period last year! We have you td thank for
the splendid reception accorded to us for the
past year and all the previous years dating back
to March, 1934. In return, we are offering you
the most outstanding specials we could obtain
for our Seventh Anniversary Sale! Weeks of care
ful planning, buying and preparation have gone
into making our Seventh Anniversary Sal? the
biggest ever! v
7th Anniversary Specials!
Special! La Rose Silver Seis 9.77
Consist of 96 pes. including tarnish-proof chest.
Beg. 5.95 Superior Waffle Iron 3.77
Electric, Makes delicious waffles. .v-
Beg. 5.95 Sandwich Toaster 3.77
Electric. Marvelous buy atl . 1 .
Beg. 6.95 Toasimasler
Includes toaster, 3 relish dishes
Beg. 2.50 San Diego Jnice Seis & .77
Consists of pottery pitcher, 6 tumblers and t
carrying rack.
Beg. 1.95 Fiesta Pottery Specials 97 ft
Casserole!, salad set. sugar and creamer sets. Each . . .
Beij. 1.50 Costume Jewelry
Clips, necklaces, earrings, pins...... : -
Beg. 1.00 Compacts t
'ln choice of tapestry or enamel styles : ...
Beg. 1.95 Crystal Gold Uare
Including cigarette boxes and cases..
ours ior a &
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Bakemaster
with the purchase of any
Longines Watch, Ring o
Romance Diamond or
Pair of Glasses (fitted).
FREE! 20 -ox. pk. Bisanick
t first, 25 purchasers!
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STEVENS - BROWN NOTXSNG
Seventh Anniversary for Salem
Today nark th seventh annlyersary f Steveas-Brcwa, Jewelers, in Salem. This firm ha4, heea te the Jewelry B
opUcal basiiurss sine March. 1934. wheh It started utmiU. establishment at 1M KrUi - Liberty - street. .Growing
steadily since that time. It now occupies fonr times- as mneh as the original- snare, has ' entrances on Liberty and
Conrt streets. "We h ive striven to build our store to tts position of leadership by serving, the people tnroachont tnts
district,' said S. L. Stevens, partner-ewner wtth Dr. starry A. Brown, Thnrsday. "The people have done their part
faithfully in patronizinj us. . j -- i
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