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'til
Directors' Plan Would Merge
Berry Control Boards, Add Two
Fruits And Change Districts
At a meeting of the Oregon loganberry and blackberry con
trol board members to be held in Woodburn January 17, a plan
will be submitted whereby the two boards would be merged,
the name changed to the Oregon cane fruits control board and
11 directors be chosen to repre
M
tent the members.
Consideration of these 83
changes will be brought up as the
result of a meeting held at the
Salem chamber of commerce
rooms Monday and attended by
directors of the two boards and
of the Woodburn Fruit Growers'
association.
Under the proposed plan the
newly formed association would
fix prices on youngbemes and
boysenberries as well as logans
and blacks, explained William L.
Lin foot, secretary. Suggestion
that strawberries, blackcaps and
gooseberries be included voted
down.
If Jhe directors' plan is approved
Washington, Clackabas and Mult
nomah counties will be included
in a single district and will be en
titled to two directors, the sec
ond district, comprised of Marion
eounty, will have two directors
chosen by the Woodburn Fruit
growers, one by the Hubbard
Growers and one by the inde
pendent growers.
t District three, which includes
Polk, Linn, Benton, Yamhill and
all remaining counties in the state,
will elect two directors and the
cooperative canneries will elect
three.
In attendance at the session
were Harold Horner, Estacada;
Frank Hrubetz, Salem; George
Smith, Stayton; Harry Hugill,
Hubbard
Brooks; 0 L.
members of
boards, Secretary Linfoot and di
rectors of the Woodburn Fruit
Growers including Davis, A. M.
Senator Dead
Senator Alva B. Adams (D.) of
Colorado is dead in Washington
at the age of 66. Adams, born in
Pueblo, Colo., was first appointed
to the senate in May, 1923. He
was elected to a full term in 1932.
The senator died following a heart
attack. Adams was the 16th con
gressman to die this year.
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PAGE TEN
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December 9, 1941
Student Activity
Topic of Forum
At Independence
West Salem Women Give Benefit
For Japanese Church Parsonage
WEST SALEM Officers elected at the meeting of the Wom-
INDEPENDENCE A panel
ii:.A..:k. c4 3 i a -4:..:
5"S en's Society of Christian Service Wednesday were Mrs. Elmer
meeting of the PTA Wednesday Rierson, president; Mrs. D. I. Henderson, vice president and
at the high school, with Mrs. head of local church work; Mrs. G. E. Vosburgh, secretary of
George D. Herley, president, pre- missionary department; Mrs. Lee
siding. Jennings, secretary; Mrs. D. T.lp Pli,Ue-
Ray Smith, IHS student body RHfnrH trMSlirPr, Mrs. Ken- OOlTimUnitY IslUDS
Dresident. was leader: Ruth Far- .....
mer represented girls' oreaniza- n e x n Abbott' secretary oi sup- LINCOLN A representative
tions; Howard Houk, lettermen Plies; Mrs. Don Huckabee, Mrs. group attended the Lincoln com
and sports; Betty. Freeman, dra- W. D. Phillips and Mrs. H. C. munity club Friday with Mrs. W.
matics and debate; Jack Wells, spiritual life committee; R-Edwards presiding.
journalism;4 Bui Alderson, FFA; ' . . w The committee on arrangements
Bill Addison, grade school paper! rs" Dickson, Mrs. Phil mcluded Mn Mrs. Cecil Mar.
Donna Kletzing, 4H club work Hathaway, Mrs. Oliver Sargent, tin and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ed
activities, and Marilyn Mix, mu- Mrs. Lee Jennings, Mrs. Wendell wards. The principal business
sic. wiimarth anH Mr. Tiphton Da- transacted was a general discus-
the training school band play- shieli fellowship committee. sion on advisibmty of joinln
ed several selections under the the adjacent school districts of
Quarterly reports were made Zena and Spring Valley for the
by officers and committees. Christmas program and a deci
The treasurer reported a total sion was reached to have it as
of $64.61 on hand.
direction of Roy Anderson. The
treasurer's report showed a bal
ance of $61.42, and the PTA voted
to -"give five dollars to the civic
Christmas cheer fund.
Mrs. Loren Mort announced
Dr. Ethel Mealy to speak at the
meeting of January 12. Her topic
will be on "Health Education."
usual at the Lincoln school house.
Mrs. L. I. Mickey, local teacher,
was nominated as chairman of the
Christmas program and chose as
her assistants, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Plans were made for a Christ
mas silver tea December 17,
Committee members will be Mrs.
D. T. Bradford, Mrs. Donald m.-v nnH Mr Mrs TCasr,-
Mrs. Herley reported a meeting Kuhn, Mrs. Robert Pattison and Neiger. Foup voted to be
to be held at Dallas Saturday at Mrs- i-eigmon uasmen. rrocmis $8 rom the community club
2 p. m. for organizing, wbmen of wiU be used to assist the Salem treasury to purchase Christmas
Surprise Given
Waconda Couple
On Anniversary
WACONDA Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Brundidge were surprised Mon
day in observance of their wed
ding anniversary.
A gift was presented by the
group who enjoyed playmg cards
Prizes were won by Mrs. P. J
Russ and Mrs. A. J.Rasmussen
of Labish Center, E.J. Becker,
Salem, and P. J. Russ.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bressler, Salem, Mr. and Mrs
Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen,
Labish Center, Mr. and Mrs. Allyn
Nuson, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brun
didge.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saucier,
Mill City, were overnight guests
the first of the week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goffin.
Mrs. Richard McNulty, Portland
sister to Mrs. Saucier, spent Mon
day at the Goffin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Goffine were Sun
day visitors in Portland.
G. W. Thurmon and R. W. Nu
som, Clatskanie, called Monday at
the home of A. W. Nusom.
Silverton Council Calls Special v
Meet to Hear Defense Plans
err irrornMMavor Reber Allen said Monday morning
that a special meeting of the city council will be held Wednesday
or Thursday night at wmcn iiumt mc .w....-f
by Chairman L. G. Eastman will outline its plans.
The city said Mayor Alien, suuilu iwu; w j
possible, special measures wiu dc
C XT. z p. m. lor organizing. women of Wiil uc treasu
LrranqerS IMeWS Polk county for home defense Council of Church Women to fi-
work. '
The sophomore class mothers
were hostesses with Mrs. Banks,
SILVERTON HILLS Plans
are being completed for the in-
Vomo k rn.i. "l"auu" Ui uixia J"";"u" I cnairman. and tea was served
i-uvuiiw, ,,, , , , .
navis Wondhurn- nms einuer i wuen grcues from a lace covered table deco-
the two control "rJ... ..S r"ea in tne unristmas mom.
no.weii wiu juin m uic iuvai in- Mrs rjalton Fox and Mrs. Orlev
siaiiauon.
Ida Benson will be the install-
intf rxftino-r' 7inn Tcrhan7 will Vo
V. ; . , the regalia bearer; Dorothy Had-
ley, emblem bearer; Milton Knauf,
chaplain; Victor Hadley, marshal;
Edith Beugli, in charge of tab-
leaus. Helen Knauf, lecturer, is
arranging the program.
man, C. T. Sweaney, L. M. Erick
on and T. M. Van Dyke,
Quarterly Meet
Of Methodists
Due at Turner
TURNER The quarterly con
ference meeting will be held Wed-
Brown presided at the urns.
Readers' Taste
Observed at
Silverton
nance the enlarging of the Japa
nese church parsonage at Labish.
Jesse T. Hayes of Salem has
been secured through the WPA
to serve as Instructor for the
West Salem Boys Workshop.,
He began teaching Thursday.
A highlight of the program was
an original poem by Bobby Can
field, who poked gentle fun at
residents. Others on the program
were Naomi Merrick, Violet Coo
per, Leslie Hershf elt, Albert and
Alfred Williams, Walter and Rich
ard McDonald, Margaret and Floy
Surprise Party
Honors Pastor
At Aumsville
Boss in East
alii x U
Admiral Sir Tom Phillip
A Urge section of the British fleet
under the command of Admiral
Sir Tom Spencer Vaughn Phillips
has arrived in Singapore, to rein
force the powerful British base as
the Far Eastern crisis grows more
tense. Flagship of the fleet Is the
new 35,000-ton battleship, H. M.
S. Prince of Wales. Admiral
Phillips has just been appointed
to succeed Vice Admiral Sir Goef
trey Layton as commander of the
British Far Eastern fleet
Lyons News
taken to protect the local water
system as will be dne in most
cities, local officials said Monday.
Chairman Eastman said that his
committee had held a late meet
ing Sunday night following a call
from Portland giving additional
instructions. Other committees
meeting were scheduled for Mon
day night and Tuesday.
"Every precaution is being tak
en, asunan siaiea aionaay.
"Certain measures will have to
be taken which can not be given
out to the public at this time. The
results are what we are after.
Some changes will be made. Some
of these changes may seem radical
to then people, but we ask them
to bear with us as we are work
ing out the best systems for pro
tection we can."
The local police reseve, number
some 50 under Chief of Police
Victor Grossnickle, met st Salem
with other like organizations Mon
day night
Serving with Eastman on the
defense committee are H. W. Pres
ton and 'Glenn BriedwelL
The WCTU will meet Friday
afternoon at the Christian church
at 2 o'clock with Mrs. M. G. Gun ri
erson presiding. Mrs. Gunderson
has just returned from almost two
months spent in southern California.
He wiU be at the shop during the Martin Fay Reust and Dolores
hours that are most convenient , . .
for any boys or who wish me
tu itxvc "r community club by her son, Ken-
training andj who wa nt to work whQ Jg stationed & Fort
in ino ennn I npra is iiu luukc iui i . .
" . warren, wyo. Mrs. towards an-
the Service. nmino that ch hoc tVio T)A
SILVERTON-Margueriti Steen's . . rrftM rhristmas RPnl fnr tw.
TTNTON HTT.T. Mrs Rvrnn me Sun IS My UnQOmg" nas Mrs. AmOlQ u;oiiei was nosic&s . , .
McElhaney will be hostess to the been the most popular book at to the Laurel Social Hour club at After' Which the Lin-
members of the Union HU1 grange the Silverton public library dur- the home ol ner motner, Mrs. r,. cdn Goodwill club made
home economics club at her hig late November. William L. W. Emmett, Tuesday. Mrs. Clara wag exhibitedt Kasper Neiger was
home Wednesday afternoon. Shirer's "Berlin Diary" has con- Smith and Mrs. Emmett assisted. deciared winner the contest
Members will exchange Christ- tinued the most popular non-fic- Officers elected were Mrs. n. B,
iMUi it. -Ai.-jfx .:. . A -j . nr A I "w
di uic meuwuisi mas irifts. xioix DOOK lor tne past month witn 1 J . jiemenxst prcsiacui., ims. x-
U,U11" wihi wi. uu(ai i-uruj, oa- Prosn-am chairman is Mrs w. la ereauv revivea interest during noia uoiiei. vice-peiuci, VTrirMC vattttv tut
lem, district superintendent, pre- m. Tate and the topic is Christmas the past two weeks showing in Virgil White, secretary-treasurer. h&t Tremble and Albert Funrue
nam- in othe rlands. Each member is Hitler's "Mein KamDf" Plans were made lor a cnrisi- ar nrnarinT a nmirram fnr- th
He will show pictures on "Mis- to brinff written Knecpstinn for ThP latter hnnt was nniot rm mas dinner to be held December t?-,,. Trnar -iv
X 1 It . I a ..... czp wvv v I - I -i V Vliw W UVJ VUUUltUlU .J UUW
ions, and the members will vote New Year program. The roll call local library shelves for a couple 16 at the home of Mrs. Warren meting to be held at the school-
4,1 1 "luicii. is Christmas verses. of months until mid-November Baker with Mrs. LOiiian wuuams house on December 12. Mrs. Oral
All members and friends are in- when a g,. demand was assisting. The dinner committee is club president
vited. Preceding the conference, a . anw t ji j momem will be Mrs. William ti kj
f-llnw.hln rfinnpr will K e,A i MAU1JUAX Al Uie grange I ua"auu I w xrK. . " . 6 . -
'., .A .v. w .u V meeting Friday Mr and Mrs E. creased steadily until December Zimmerman, mrs. nugeue school Christmas program with
tilVV arrived with a waiting list of and Mrs, H. J,Clements. Mrs Ar- L, d Evens Valley to
. . . Den Mct-ooi were given me iirst auuus lcueui- uuiu vv-' " " ,,, i oMiiiu"1
uu. i , . .. I rro. i L-:u.j i. ii.. -.j I HJT. Vir-oil Whitp Mrs. Phllro Fe-! on A 4Va tiUm Viaira rnt .f
Th- Methorfiot rhnrrh nrl J5n- second degree ODUgauon Dy . i. itu .uuhu io uw aiy . ' I .
j " uV, " r,' r. Dast master Harrv Martin, sr. councH Monday night by the li- terson ana jmts. vyuumh 1 Deen oeciaea upon.
ITf .,n? P1Bn Ior ,,pnnrts wp. vpn nn Ibrarv board .how-d total Hrc. man will supervise the program.
US? theveZ TS! tion by J. S. AjTort, C. A. Lynds lation for November 1487 witj L8f-f IhonS Labor Temple Is
. . . .... anri Mm M Magw ffiou1tiir mmratino nrpiilntinn a 94Q I the I1TSX luesuay oi ctftii 1 I
oer zi. a pageant win oe Dre- I r ' . : ' ' . u. j t r,c . n
ented under the direction of Mr. I . ' y e"s Albert and Howard Books added by donation and S r. iTS UMMlllsm AlDanV
uc worK Mrs. purchase were 3Z. iuciuucimuh - o '
AUMSVILLE A surprise party
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. D. Wells, Shaw, for Rev. LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ana Mrs. J. m. wuiis, pastors oi ence Carey of Yakima were
the Wesleyan Methodist church, guests last week at the home of
Aumsville, Tuesday. Mr. anL Mrs. Lovell Miller. Mrs
Present were: Reverend and Carey and Miller are brother and
Mrs. J. M. Willis, Mrs. Martha sister
Gjesdol, Marjory Gjesdol, George
Christmas seals. ALBANY Organization of the
Attending were Mrs. Warren I Albany Labor Temple association,
1 m m . I
and Mrs J O Russell saaaer, nome economic worn Mrs. purcnase
Mrs. Mollie Spiers Sunday HanT Martin, sr., TfOA work, Donors during the month were
i i j a. . i Havmonn ?itrviter. i rui rc w. i. torr w t Van
pom.. ,ow,n, J' - 5 ? ' McDonald, fSS SXJ.
iAm.om xjt. t - t.. muai new years uinnex. l Mrs v. rasAhwr TTrnnir TTuhhc "u""lsi ... -. .u-
iu(iaui, . auu mil. tf. vy. xuo I V . I ,
sell. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rose- uns lne lecturer s nour, pic- Helen Middlemiss, Bonnie Jean
nau, Mrs. Agnes Bear, and Rev. tures. were 8nown by tne navv McPike, Mrs. H. B. Latham, Mrs
and Mrs. John Mitchell; candy, recruiting ueparunem. inere was Foster Cone, Mrs. Glenn Bried
Mrs. L. M. Small, Pearl Hogsed nrismias roup buiBuib " welt
and Mrs. SDiers: decorations Mrs present exenange
lafl Prather. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dierks and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Rosen au.
Rites Set for
Woodburn Man
WOODBURN Frank Valen
tine Haefer died Saturday at Mrs.
Rofnots rooming house where he
made his home.
He was born in Sauk City,
Wise., February 14, 1871. He came
from St. Paul. Minn., to St. Paul, ,
Orpnn in ioni ,. iiJ ?Z Z HoweU grange meeting for 1941
NORTH HOWELL Of special Positions Told
interest to members of the North -rj iL. C
Howell grange home economics sjV 1? ire Ulliei
club is the annual Christmas
party this afternoon at the grange TURNER At the meeting
hall when Mrs. K. D. Coomler Tuesday, Chief Albert Jensen
and Mrs. Mary Stevens entertain, made the following assignments
Tuesday was chosen because for members of the fire depart-
the knitting and basketry classes ment: Engine foreman, W. A.
meet every Thursday afternoon Rankin; engine crewmen, Forest
from 1 to 5. Bouchie, Bob Ball, Kenneth Bar-
Wednesday night, North How- her; hosemen, Orin Schollian,
ell grange officers go to Silver- Frank Parr, Eddie Hatfield, Amos
ton Hills for installation. Friday Ackerson, Gene Robinson, E. S.
night is the last regular North Prather.
The receipts from the recent
and the grange family Christmas bazaar dinner netted the depart-
Mrs. Arnold Cof f el, Mrs. J. J. posed of American Federation of
St. Clair, Mrs. E. W. Emmett Labor unions
Mrs. Davids Friesen, Mrs. C. J. Officers elected to serve at the
Jackson, Mrs. Carrie Jennings, present are E. M. Coats, presi-
Mrs. Eugene Krebs, Mrs. J. M. dent who will also represent the
Six, Mrs. Hazel Karn, Mrs. Clara carpenters union; Alvine Byrd,
Smith, Mrs. G. E. Vosburgh, Mrs. secretary, representing the ply
Virgil White, Mrs. C. J. Willis, wood workers union; L. M. Patter
Mrs. William Zimmerman and son, first vice-president furniture
Oregon in 1904 and has lived in
"VUUI" 1UI " years. M . ... ..... I mpnf t7 n9 , tv,.
C aurv.veu uy l wo DTOiners, , . , Vw, M I Frank- Parr w ri .
iiiii utiucs use Ui i.VAi.3. I n v uic Ul
A. T. Cline.
Phillips J. Haefer, St. Paul, Minn.,
and Samuel A. Haefer, Woodburn
and a sister, Caroline Fischer,
North Hollywood, Calif
Funeral services will be held
Mrs. Phillip Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Faught
took their small son, Ray, to a
doctor In Portland Saturday.
Ray was ill with infantile pa
ralysis In September, and has
now recovered so that he can
walk without the brace on his
leg for a short period each
morning and afternoon.
Violators of the basic rule over
the weekend were: Homer Dowd,
Albany, posted and forfeited $5
bail; Harold Williams, Ports-
workers union; J. ' H. Blaylock,
second vice-president, retail clerks
union; Roy Davis, third vice-pres
ident, laborers and hod carriers
union
It is understood that a central
labor council may be formed
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spa, Port
land, visited last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spa.
Mrs. Ed Spa is confined to her
bed under medical treatment
The two men are brothers.
Gjesdol, Violet Fincher, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Pomeroy, Jane,
Ida., and Lavina Pomeroy, Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Franke, Dor
is Franke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pilgrim, Mary Kellogg, Charles
Kellogg, Mrs. E. J. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Howard, Mrs. Doro
thy Branch, Miss Dorothy Branch,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ogle, Mr. and -t
Mrs. C. D. Shellenberger, Miss brother, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Marlene Burton, Blame Ogle, Mr. Garrison, and father, Levi Garri-
unu mrs. no r uson, mr. ana son. Her father return! hnrn
Mrs. a. u. wens, uuaiey wens. Km c,,r,o- 1
Mrs. Marjie Corser, daughter days stay
Eva and grandson, Walter Row- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nash and
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berry
and children, Willard and Nor
ma, Lebanon, visited Saturday
the home of Mrs. Berry's
land, spent the weekend in Port
land with her son, Jack Corser.
children of Junction City spent
the weekend at the home of her
nnrnl Uf nl Utm m TT
in an mterclass basketball con- -
test in the high school, freshmen
made an enviable showing, juniors
won second place, with sopho-
Mrs. Norman Garrison is spend
ing several days at Silverton
mores and seniors tying for third whe,re sh can; her moth
place. The first game contesting us: uiaua1B neDnan- wno
outside schools will be played erwenV.a maJor Pration l the
Tuesday night with Sacred Heart alem Deacone hospital Mon-
Mrs. Mabel Gulliford was the
honor guest on her 72nd birthday
Sunday, when a
friends gathered in her honor at
the h&she of Mrs. Johanna Brown.
Refreshments were served.
day.
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Children Born to
Pleasantdale Folk
PLEASANTDALE Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Lawson are the par
ents Of a 6 pound daughter,
Marilyn Ann, born Sunday at
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker
of Broadmead are the parents of
a 5 pound son, born Tuesday at
the McMinnville hospital. This is
their first child. Mrs. Walker was
Miss Arlona Gubser and her home
was here before her "marriage.
thanks for her efforts tn behalf mouth, fined $5; W. R. Coote, SQ-
oi the firemen at the bazaar, as verton, $5 fine.
S1L.VEKTUN Plans are being was ray weoD. ior tne donation wenaeu seals, saiem, was
made for the annual Marion coun- of a 17 plate battery for the fire fined $2 for driving through a
Wurfnrfav tv,om;r, t; T officers conference of granges, P0- traffic light,
: J Wlt v. i w v. I Plans upro r tjiv, ri ; a
fhflnf T3-v it o Vnltnn 1 "tautu uj ure eusic uuicen, IU DC wcv- iuuiu uiwm was uucu fo uir
- v . i -i L v
Plans were made for the erec
held at Silverton armory Janu- on ot a brick chimney over the permitting a dog to run at large.
ary 13. Ray Gill, state master, weexena, witn is. v. Vickers in
will be in charge. charge. All materials are in readi-
Thls is the annual school of in- ness awaitmg the labor and suit-
struction for Marion countv fible weather.
grange officers, most of whom I Badges for the chief, assistant
have been elected during late No- and members have been or-
vpmhr nnH lnrl nnoomVAr . All 1 dered and hereafter nrtivo mom.
WOODBURN ' The Presbyter-1 of these are being urged to at- of the department will be their daughter, Mrs. Al Mallory.
Church of God will officiate.
Christmas Party
Slated by Qub
Mrs. D. T. "Bradford and Mrs.
J. I. Miller were Portland visitors
Tuesday.
Guest at the George Baker
San Ladies' Aid society will hold tend.
their p re-Chris unas meeting Wed
HMtav at 9a4n r m
Mrs. h. j. Butterfieid wiii be Farmers Union
ia cnarge oi ul program ana juts, i
Carl Huber will have charge ofle'WS
me aevouons. Answer to roll can
win be holiday recipes. It has been ZENA Spi ing Valley Farm-
announced that all members' are ers' Union will meet Wednesday
sked to be present and guests are at 8 pjn. at the Zena school
i ways welcome. house.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Oliver S. Principal spekers will be Mr.
uison, jars. rcy seeiy ana Mrs. I Gabbert, ; Instructor in Dallas
required to wear them.
'Portland.
Everett J. Hughes.
; : Crab Feed on Calendar
- INDEPENDENCE The Inde-
y pendence post of the American
" Legion will, sponsor crab feed
t Horst company, camp No. , 1,
; Wednesday night ':.,
Valloy Events -
Docmbr' Small rrult Growcn
. , merUnf. Salem cljanibr of coramrc,
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v Decmbrt' 10-11 Annual meeting of
Oregon SUU Hortlcviltural society, Bu-
' ''BScemr' 9-lS-orthwest turkey
'' -lfcowr Oakland.- 'kv'
Dcctmbor 1S-1S Oregon State . Com
January IS State .-Grange Cohfer-
schools, who , will speak on de
fense saving bonds. Elwood Coo-;
per . will preside when election of
officers will be held.
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