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! GERVAIS Louis J. Uhrham
mer, who .has been principal and
teacher of shop at the high school
foe the past six rears, has declined
the rotter of ther-school .board, to
. ; teach : another i year.? Mr. .- Weiss?
?J English teacher, did not applyrfor
" the position next -year. Mrs-Allen
1 1 home economics -and -coach, Mrs.
I: Saalfeld, commercial teacher,: and
' Mr; Glenn, history and coach, h?ye
h been ' elected , for? next year
applications , are on file i for? the'
positions at this time. r -r
At the 'student body meettac;
held at the hiitfr sehe last;,
week, Dean Booster , was' ' pre-
sented a $15 clock In apprecla-;
tion f his winnlnr. the" state"
ratorical" contest sponsored 1T
the Farmers Union at its state'
"convention held at Dallas. the
last of" February. Jack t. John
mad ethe presentation '
" Enrollment at the high school
has. been reduced from 123" to 103
due to removals of some students
to other districts, enlistments ; in
the service and . attractive wages
" in 'defense plants. ' ' '
The date for closing the high
" school is set for May 14. Gradiia
tion exercises will be held May
f 12. The pupils, are making up two
weeks by holding classes one hour
' longer each day for the remainder
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.The cast for the student body "
play. "Everybody's Craiy Now,"
has been selected by Mrs. Allen
and Mr. Weiss, and practice
will begin Immediately. The cast
Includes five girls and five boys
who are: Virginia Kelso, who
plays the part of June; Dean
Booster, Greg; Elinor Brown,
Ada; Elmer Jorgensen, Basil;
Eldora McCall, an; Dan Ma
gel, Stan; Rosalie Keene, Hat
tie; Lloyd Ferschweiler, Hiram;
Lois Puckett, Gynsia and Jack
St. John, Lee.
TURNER At a patriotic as
sembly in the-Turner high school,
observance of the birthday anni
versaries of fourjgreat Americans,
Thomas Edison, Abraham Lin
coln, George Washington and Hen
ry Longfellow, were celebrated
with an appropriate program of
readings, skits, patriotic numbers
and musical selections. Both high
school and grade school students
were featured on the program, and
negro spirituals presented by the
Methodist youth fellowship choir
under the direction of Rev. Paul
Jaquith. The admittance of Ore
gon into the union also was com
memorated at the patriotic assem
bly. A number of parents and
friends were" guests for the after
noon. LABISH CENTER In line with
the government's plea for tin cans,'
pupils will be around to collect
them again in a few weeks, con
tinuing with their scrap drive.
Betty Lou Boehm, first grade,
returned to school Monday after
ant absence of some time caused by
illness.
The fourth grade is studying
Holland. They have just complet
ed .studying the life of George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln
in English class.
Labish Center pupils have re
ceived posters on how to do
their part for the war and what
their stamps will bay for ' the
boys In the service.
Raymond Vance, who was ab
sent for four days last week, came
back to school on. Monday.
JEFFERSON : The Jefferson
high school held an assembly Fri
day, February 26. The purpose of
tie assembly was to make the
ihole. student body members of
the victory corps.
Grand Island Youth
Organize 4H Calf Qub
- GRAND ISLAND A 4H
lf elub was organised Monday
Jlght at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Worth Wiley with George
Douglas leader. Rex Warren,
county agent, was present to as
sist In formation of the elub. ;
Officers elected' were: . Bryon
Seoffiins, president: LeRoy Pal
mer, vice president; Deloris
Flnnicum, secretary. Other
members of the club Include'
Randolph Seogglns, Ronald Fln-
, nlcum. and Donny Wiley. . ,
Vdlley Births
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Oiaf Gilsrud became the parents
of an f pound, 12 ounce daughter
February 23, at their home in Jef
. ferson. This is their third child and
third daughter, She has been nam
ed Shirley Ann. The family re
cently moved to Jefferson and are
livin gin the Stewart house xm
. Church street. Mr. Gilsrud is em
ployed in Portland.
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by two Japanese gendarmes near Tokyo. The Japs asserted this flier j was one. of the Americans
captured when US planes raided Tokyo In April, 1942. UN Soundphoto.
City Council
Votes Building
JEFFERSON At the meeting
of the city council Tuesday night,
all members were presejnt except
Jake Meng, who is in ! Portland,
and W. C. Chilton. After j some dis
cussion, on motion it wis decided
to erect a building ; t bouse the
fire equipment and ; tools. The
building will be 18 by $0 feet, of
cement tile covered with corru
gated iron. T. O. Kester will be
in charge of the work. Bids are to
be up for collecting and disposing
of garbage on clean-up day.
Miss Myrtle Myers hai received
Word from Portland that her sis
ter, Mrs. Maud Wied has been
moved from the hospital to the
home of her sister, Mrs.' Lola Wil
liams. Mrs. Wied is recovering
fro man attack of spinal menin
gitis, j
Mrs. Harold Boies (Lois Miller)
left-Tuesday for Camp Crowder,
Ma, where 'she will visit her hus
band, Harold Boies, who is sta
tioned there. Mrsl Boies; is a niece
of Mrs. Paul McKee of Jefferson,
Mr. and. Mrs, William Skelton
and son, Ned, have returned from
Portland, where they; Visited Mr7
Skel ton's sister, Mrs. Emma Lud-
wick.
Stephens Visit
Parents Sunday
FAIRVIEW Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Stephens and family of Wil
lamina were Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stephens.
Eino Selala arrived Tuesday to
make a brief visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j Kusti Setala.
He met Lawrence j Hickerson of
Hopewell and Jesse Lien of Un
ion vale; the three were mechan
ics at Pearl Harbor. Jessie Lien is
brother of' Mrs." Chester Stephens.'
Word has reached relatives here
that Kelly Pa ola : has been re
leased from army training at Fres
no, Calif. ' !
-Miss Dorothy Stoutenburg is
employed at the Deaconess hospi
tal in Salem. i j
Mrs. Oscar Taskinen and Mrs.
Kusti Setala visited their daugh
ters in Portland last week. Ellen
Setala is employed in a shipyard.
W. V. Appleman of Portland has
been a guest tot several days at
the home of his sonj-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs!. W. J. Mar
ley, and spent som etlme working
on his farm in the Unionvale dis
trict1 . 7 I '
Neighborhood Leaders
Learn Garden Lore
; HAYES ViLLE Neighborhood
leaders, met at the school Tuesday
night to receive literature on vic
tory gardens vhich Will be passed
out to local gardeners. W. G. Nib
ler of the county agriculture de
partment conducted the meeting.
Neighborhood leaders present
were Mrs. A. ! J. Baltzer, Mrs. A.
StetUer, Mrs. ( Ronald HaU,V?Irs.
Robing Day, Mrs. Milton Dierks,
Mrs. Dewey Davis, Mrs. W. Grif
fin, Oscar Noran, D. Ijanzen, Geo.
Strozut, G. L. Hamann.
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Triple Birthday Event
Held Sunday in Dallas
NORTH DAT J. AS Mr. and
Mrs. Oswald Janzen and two sons
and Mr. and Mrs. Sol H. Warken
tine and family attended a triple
birthday celebration in Dallas
Sunday afternoon. The honored
were Mrs. Arthur Classen, Mrs.
Arnold Hiebert and Mrs. Peter H.
Quiring, whose anniversaries oc
curred on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday respectively. Mrs. Quiring
is the mother of two other wom
en. There were about 30 people
present. Refreshments were serv
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ediger
and children Howard and Judith,
of Portland, spent the past week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Ediger.
Farewell Parties
Honor Uselman,
Entering Seryice
MT. ANGEL Peter Uselman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Usel
man, who will leave Saturday for
the service, was the honor guest
sii two parties arranged for his
pleasure." On Monday night, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Dieker were hosts
at a dinner-dance in his honor at
their country home.
Guests included Adeline Usel
man, Miss Margaret Frank, ! Miss
Evelyn Froemel, Miss Mary
Kirsch, Miss Dorothy Dieker, Ray
Efudo, Steven Sprauer, Herald and
Ralph Dieker. After dinner the
entire party attended the Farm
ers Union dance held at the Am
erican Legion hall.
The following night, Mr. and
Mrs. Val Eberle entertained for
Uselman with a party at their
home. Bidden were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brenden, Mr. and Mrs.
Bab Uselman, Miss Adeline Usel
man, Miss Helen Froemel, Miss
Hilda Eberle, Art Gooley, Joseph
Eberle, Clem Eberle, Neil Skpnetz
ni. .
' After late refreshments were
served, ' Uselman was presented
with a soldier's kit as a gift from
those present.
Legion, Auxiliary
View Program
i GRAND ISLAND Thirty
members of "the Dayton post of
the American Legion and auxil
iary attended the regular business
meeting, and social hour held
Tuesday night at the local school.
The program, given by local tal
ent, was wider the direction of
Mrs. Dale Fowler and Mrs. .Worth
Wiley and included: Piano solo,
Myrtle Rockhill; reading, Freeman
Finnicum ;dialogue, "Visiting" by
Marcena Fowler and Sharon Fin
nicum; reading, Mrs. Louis WilL
Refreshments were served fol-;
lowing the- business meeting.
Men's Better Clothes
Cost Less at
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Miss Jackson
Becomes Clerk
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SlLVERTON Elsie Jackson
has been appointed assistant clerk
of the junior court to replace
Charlotte Brokke, who has moved
to Portland.
Dona Hove, acting judge, heard
cases this week to include riding
on sidewalk and no licenses, Don
ald Hackstead, fined 23 cents; Earl
Hartman, riding on sidewalk, 15
cents; Donald Buel, riding on side
walk, 15 cents; Ralph Bailer, rid
ing j abreast and reckless driving,
30 jcentsi Raymond Cowan, rid
ing! on sidewalk, 13 cents; Bill
Jackson, reckless driving, no hand
signal, riding on sidewalk, riding
on wrong side of street, fined 60
cents which he promised to pay
nejU week. Failing ; to answer
summons were Jerry McDonald,
Royal Denison, Bill Duncan, Mon
te Colby, Norman Barkhurst, Har
land Oster, John Evens, Ralph
Wijckam, Betty Jewell, Lloyd
Gearhart, Loney Coover, Don
Lewis and John Kaufman.
The junior court-is .backed by. a
city ordinance which gives power
to Itheir action.
Mrs. Simpson
Suffers With Flu
SMITHFIELD Mrs. Zula
Simpson is recovering from a se
vere case of influenza. She be
came ill on Thursday and the
relatKes and neighbors have been
assisting in caring for her during
thy? time, among them, Mrs. Mar
tini Johnson, Mrs. Ross Simpson
and Mrs. Allyn Philips.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Smith and
faipnily, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Inman of Walkers
Corner, motored to Portland Sun
day to visit Mrs. Rosetta Groce,
who is Smith's mother. On their
return trip they called on Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Smith and daugh
ter. CleoBelle, in McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Wall and4
Mr: and Mrs. H. W. Wall attended
the Beacon Bible school banquet
for faculty and board members
Thursday night at , the Grace
Mnnonite church in Dallas. There
were about 30 people present in
cluding the pastors of the three
Meiuionite churches of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. David Giesbrecht
and children, Elsie, Edward and
Arjne of Dallas, motored to Bow
er$ville to visit Mr. Sand Mrs. Hen
ry Wuerch Sunday -afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Janzen
and son, Marvin ,6f Dallas, were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rei
mer. - - ': j ' f
...Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Campbell
of Hopewell called on Mrs. Zula
Simpson ' Saturday , night. ?
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Save
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On'loe weel
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and -iTepeeats.
Cheleest fabrlea,
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Eoi Induction
OOPURNrrAnother,.-: delega
tion wJJUeave Saturday foy.induc-:
.tlQ$J lata, the ni?4: tel f ornj
by train, jeayjUjg;.o:za a jo. Tney
9rt$l trim -Wobnn J3vinr Meart
Adams Alberlr HW3 Weyman,-
Byron' Xiee .Roswell,: Johnr-Oyilfc
Guesnel, vCQrge. Melvin . Jung
wirtk. Harley .-.Willard Branigax
Richard Blainft Oukadon-;wal-
lace Boyd Yates. From Hubbard..
James Edward.. Budreau, LeRoy
Albert Vredenberg, Gil b e t
Charles Whitney, ; Virgil Robert
Lowrie. From Gervais, IrvinfJun-
lor. Cutsforth. From Aurora, Low-,
ell Tyler Sayre. '
.From Mt. , A igel, Edwin John
Bell, Merle -Eugene Tomminger,
Alcuin.Leb -May, Peter Johq i.TJs-.
selman," Albert Joseph . Boschler.
From :vertoh, w Charles Alva
Casey, John ; Alfred -Seeley. From
St.. Paul, Donald eter Bernard.
From Brooks Richard Frank Hol-oubak.-
From Salem, George DelT
bertj. -Garner.' From Chemawa,
Francis Cassimere.; -
Wallace Boyd Yates is to be act
ing Pcorporal of the group, Four
of the jnen, Abrams, Holoubak,
Whitney and Lowrie, are befeg
inducted ahead of their regular
time at their own request.
Three men, originally in the
same group, are being inducted
into the navy. They are: Leo Hen
ry Grosjaques, Kenneth Raymond
Harmon, LeeRoy Cummings.
These men were all in the group
that went to Portland last Satur
day for physical examinations;
those listed here all passed. Those
feeing taken into the army will go
to the indduction center at Fort
Lewis; navy men will report at
navy induction centers designated
by! the navy.
The next delegation to go to
Portland for physical examinations
will leave here next Monday,
March 8.
Qub to Meet
SWEGLE Friday night
Swegle Community club will meet
at; the school. A good program has
been planned which includes a
short amateur play. A special in-
I yitation is given to new families
or the community.
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Searchlighl tlalches
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Del Mente Cream Style CORN. U (14 peinU ser can) lSl
Del Monte Early Garden PEAS, tm (1 pefnta per can) ;1S
GstEEN BEANS, 2 i (14 jpolnts per can) 14
DUNDEE APRICOTS,. XH can (M Mbit per eav) Z44
lllnt Man NOODLE SOUP MIX (4 prfnU"per pfcr. Jt5
Washburn's NATY BEANS, 1-fb. XUiiKaf pelnU per lb.) ui
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tVsshbam's LARGE LENTILS, -Ib. j (I pefaita per lb.) 15
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Capitol and Market Sis-;
Dayton Exceeds
050pp. BondsSold;
i1 Session Set fr&
i? . DAYTON: - Dayton went over
the; top for February war :;. bond
sales, the chairman Harry Sher
man, reported Wednesday
ine: More than 15000 Were sold.'
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county war dodqj saxes
chairman,'. 'expressed ;:: the." belief
Tuesday that Dayton exceeded its
qota by a larger rnargin, thartoryr
county -center. -
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thenubeVi6.;H haa;ieCrelaj:
fives ;on Ihe service at 18 different
pointk. r j Those' .purchasing V war
bonds bought them - in ; proportion
to, reiauves and inends in the ser-
: XpAYTON i b'ayfon post of ihe
American ' Ceffion 'apd auxiliary
were Tuesday guests, of Mr. .and
Mrs. .Dale Fowler and. Mr.-.' and
Mrs; Worth Wiley: at the Grand
Island school -' with ;30 members
s After a 'short business meeting
a program was'iivenconsistinff of
a reading by-Mrs. Louis Will; sev
eral piano', sbios, iMfcs Myrtl
Rockbill;'readihg;Fre(ernan Finni-
cum; dialogue, Marcena Fowler
and Sharon FiMicum..", , ; .-'c
The next meeting will be the
annual birthday session. This year
marks the, 25th - anniversary. Spe
cially impressive "services will be
held 'March 18 at the Dayton Le
gion . hall. '
DAYTON ' Twenty members
of the Dayton Woman's Civic club ,
attended the March meeting held
Tuesday- afternoon at the club
rooms.
Mrs. Ray Johnson and Miss
Lena Stilwell were appointed a
committee to manage the Dayton
observation post during March.
Louis Gross, agriculture instruc
tor of the 'Dayton union high
school, talked on the subject of
Victory Gardens, recommending a
plot 100 feet square or like amount
for average family. He offered
suggestions : for varieties of vege
tables, amount and kinds of fer
tilizers, also important irrigation
facts for amateur gardeners.
The grade students under -direction
of their teachers, gave a mu
sic and singing program.
The County Federation confer
ence to be held in April was dis
cussed. " '
Refreshments were -served by
Mrs. Harry! Sherman, the hostess. :
Election of officers and the 1
o'clock spring 1 luncheon will be
features of the Amil meeting. " i
Nabisco
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28-oz.
Paper
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Rescue workers Qatherv fcjUut the
'.: near Bear ! Creek, Mont4 where!
plesion and eavein.-At teast five of the men were known dead, an4
ai heavy, concentration bf fumes In the .mine left little hope that
ahy of thej others wooldf be foufid alfve. More than 50 rescue work
ers were evercome by the funiesv Assoclsted Press Telemat.
Russell House
Catches Jirej '
In Washroom
MISSION
BOTTOM f A neafr
tragedy was
prevented fy quick
thinking when the C. C Russei
house caught fire in the wash
room Monday while Mrs Russell
was (doing he family wash. The
blaze was extinguished wjth smajl
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72 miners were trapped by an 'ex
damage when Mr. Russell cut th
partition Into the bath.
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Mrs. Fred Viesko is spending
a week in the Salem General hose
pital with a severe 'cold and sort
throat, Viesko and Van O. Keb
ley are in Salt Lake, Utah. '
Mrs. Jessie Jones of Salem, for
merly ". of Mission Bottom, also 1
in the Salem General hospital
suffering' from rheumatism ' and
has been critically ill. 1
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