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Where They Are -What They Are Doing .
- EXLVEKTON - Silverton rela
tives have learned that Fred Sears,
former high school teacher at Sil
verton, has been promoted to the
rank of lieutenant as personnel
director, BAAF, and that his loca
tion is at Bainbridge. Ga. Lt.
Sears Jeft the. local high school
lacultyi two " years ago, going to
Ontario, Calif, as physical direc
tor, and later to Miami, Fla., taking
an officer's training course.
- SILVKRTON Charles Me
wen' has received orders to re
port for service - in Portland on
January: 17. He was honorably
-discharged after four years of ser-
vice in the marines and has been
an the reserve list. He" is the son
of the Fred McEwens.-
SILVERTON Ffc Roy Ret
atad will return this week to his
army post, in : Texas after a few
days furlough at the home of his
brother, Milton Tbostrud at Sil
verton.
TURNER Aviation Cade
John ; S.' Schiff erer writes to his
friends from the army flying
school at Lemoore Calif 4 that
be likes the army air corps and
lores- to fly. , From 5:15 in the
morning L until 9:30 at night, the
program; is tight with as much as
5 minutes between formations. He
has had 24 hours leave-in the past
three weeks. His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Shifferer recently
visited him at Lemoore. Cadet
Schifferer, better known to his
friends as "Jack," is a graduate of
Turner high school and was em
ployed at ' Boeing Aircraft com
pany, before going into service.
TURNER WOlard Rolow, sea
man second class, who recently
spent a 15-day leave with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs."" James Rolow
and his wife and baby, in Turner,
writes that he is now at Iowa
State college at Ames, Iowa at
tending a ; d i e s e 1 engineering
school. He completed his basic
training at Farragut, Idaho before
the leave, but reported back for
re-assignment. Mrs. Willard Ro
low and baby are visiting here
with her husband's parents.
KEIZER IA. Kenneth C. 13
wood and his wife, the former
Peggy Chamberlain of Quincy,
Wash., have returned to Rapid
City,-SD, after a brief visit with
his family on route 2. While here
Lt Elwood called on many of his
former teachers and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Elwood,
route 2, have received word from
. their other two sons who are in
a a 9 mm n a
ine service, xne oiaesi son, jua-
en M. Elwood, has been in the
navy more than four years and
is somewhere in the south Pacific.
His wife, the former Anita Love
gren of Portland, is making her
home there while her husband is
at sea.
Tech. Sgt. Jack R. Elwood has
been In the army nearly three
years and has spent almost two
years in India. He recently re
covered from his second attack of
malaria and is able to be back
wth his squadron. The three -men
are graduates of the Salem high
school. . r
ZENA 8rt. Richard Plerson
visited his foster parents, Mr. and
Mrs.SiHoward Goodfellow while
enroute to visit his father-in-law,
Ed.Cudney at Bay Center, Wash.
Sgt. Pierson had been ill in the
Fort Orde hospital for 48 days
and has t two weeks furlough to
visit his family at Marshfield and
will stop here on his way back.
BUENA VISTA Warren John
son arrived recently to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C O. John
son. He has completed basic train
ing and will report at Salt Lake
City to begin training In the army
ah corps.
Darrel Johns, fireman first class
USN, came from Bremerton to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Johns. Miss Helen Henry
came from her home in Redmond
to visit with him while he was
here.: -.' -','. "3 .-'-'
CpL Everett Olak of Portland
it visiting his sister, Mrs. Ray
mond JJerson. - .
. XDANHAIX Virgil T. Heath.
US navy, who has been stationed
In i the Aleutian islands, visited
friends over the weekend. He will
be leaving for New York soon.
ZIT. ANGEL Word was re
ceived here yesterday, that Ray
mond F. Fisher, brother of Leon
ard Fisher, was promoted to the
rank of captain. He is serving with
the engineers division at Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo, and was for
merly a first lieutenant. He has
been' in the army., almost two
years.,
Capt. Fisher is a graduate of
ML Angel college and the fourth
local ' man to attain the rank of
captain. ' l ,'" --;
Delbert Kurts.-seaman second
class, has returned to the Farra
gut :, naval station after spending
a 15-day leave at his home here.
' Pfe, Arthar Todd Is at home
from Camp Polk, La, on a short
furlough, visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Todd of Jeffer
son.
UNIONVALE Russell Teach
out has been promoted to corporal,
according to word received by Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Boulden. He is
stationad now at Camp Hulem and
was formerly ; employed on the
Boulden farm and attended Day
ton high school. j
RICKREAIX Three men from
here, now in military service, met
and spent Christmas together in
Los Angeles. They are Kenneth
Wait, Ray West and Donald Ham
ilton. . - :
Albert Stewart is home on leave
from the US navy.
FOX VALLEY Perry Clip-
fell is stationed now at an army
post in Texas according to word
received here, i
SILVER TON Lt. Harvey
Christensen, ' who is stationed in
the New Guinea area had received
but one of his Christmas pack
ages by Christmas, according to
word received by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Christenson, this
week. He had moved around so
much of late, he wrote, that the
packages failed to catch up with
him. ' i ;
Another son of the Christen-
sens, John Christensen, has been
promoted from private to techni
cal corporal, the parents also
learned this week. CpL, Christen
sen is stationed at Camp Clai
bourne, La. ' Mrs. Christensen is
employed at the personnel office
at Camp Claiboume. She is the
former Dorothy . White, also of
Silverton.
SILVERTON Local relatives
have learned that Max Lindholm,
formeriy of : Silverton, has been
promoted to staff sergeant. He Is
with the marines in the New Gui
nea area.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Mcintosh this week received
a message from their son, Don
Mcintosh, petty officer, the first
message received in three months.
It stated that he was back in port
at Hawaii and that he had visited
with Bruce ; Dickman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Dickman, also
Hugh Lock and Calvin Johnson
for an entire afternoon, but that
he would be gone before their
next leave. :
AN ADVANCED ATLANTIC
BASE, Jan. 5 .-(Delayed) -Donald
Bruce Taylor,5 35, of 934 North
Cottage street, Salem has been
advanced in rating from store
keeper firsf class, USNR, to chief
storekeeper (acting appointment)
the personnel officer of the con
struction battalion to which he is
attached announced.
Taylor enlisted in the Seabees
July 14, 1942, at the navy recruit
ing station in Portland, and has
been stationed here for 11 months.
Be was employed by the Oregon
state highway commission prior to
his enlistment
Edward Lambert, ten ef Mrs.
Marie Lambert of Salem, has been
promoted to the rank of sergeant
according to word received here.
He. is attached to the air transport
command at Miami, Fla.
Lyman D. Sondin. Jr Is attend
ing the army aviation gunnery
school at Sioux Falls, SD. His
parents live at 1475 B street
Club Date Is Changed
Because of Conflict
BRUSH COLLEGE The Brush
College Community club date has
been changed to January 21. Fri
day, this month, because of conflict
of dates. J ' .
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Movie ; version? No, this Is the
real life Tech. Sgt Westty Mc
' Wain, aerial combat photogra
i pher with American air eorps
snen In New G nines. Son ef Mr.
and Mrs. Homer E. McWaln af
. Salem, Sgt Wea has literally
thousands ; of f riends among
high school and college ' sta
dents of this area, who were
"Mickey Mice in the days when
he was the dob's sponsor at
the Elsinoro theatre.-: At Wllla
mette anlverslty, he was Fresh-
man Glee manager . in 1940. Be
. Is now en'farloagh at Sydney,
Aastralla, his i parents believe,
although they have received no
' word othar than his plans. New
eondacting what he ealla a
"ne-a-day" campaign, McWaln
attempts to write at least a
brief note to his mother daily,
and she received ' his messages
with surprising frequency, she
declares. ;A recent envelope
' contained ' picture of ; his
from the Jungles, which ; he eat
and decorated ; for himself; and
the men with whom he lives;
GOP Meeting,.
Postponed i
1 WASHINGTON, Jan. I2 -(ff)
conference of republican senators,
called for Thursday to consider a
number of questions including
basic , organizational changes, was
postponed ::. until ; next week,
probably -Monday, and there 'were
reports ; that Sen. McNary would
be retained as leader despite his
long illness in Florida. ,
Sen. Bushfield of. South s Da
kota told reporters he was con
vinced the whole republican dele
gation was of one mind concern
ing the wisdom of retaining Mc
Nary as leader, though he thought
personally ' the time is ripe for a
general - reorganization of :-. the
party machinery within the sen
ate, including selection of a con
ference chairman, r an assistant
leader and - a party "whip" to
round up the votes.-
4M Qub, Elects
Officers'for 1944
A MACLEAY Mrs. Harry Mar
tin, sr, and Mrs.. Alta Wells en
tertained members of the 4M club
and their husbands at the Martin
tr i .
Mrs. Theo McMorrls was elect
ted president; Mrs. Harry Mar
tin, sr, vice president; Mrs. M.
M. Magee, secretary: Mrs. Nile
Hilbora, treasurer. ; u
,1 Sunshine committee members
selected 4 included Mrs. ' Cecil
Fletcher, Mrs. Alta Wells and Mrs.
W. H. Iumphreys.t !;
The evening was spent In games
and contests. Mrs. 1 Nile HUborn
and Cecil Fletcher had had score.
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couples is love. Each ring
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matched. Note the elegant
csrving. They're specially
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Each rh arming ring has a
bnlliant diamond m MK
gold, matched setting. The
designs are modern and
mart. Come and set these
foe rings. Splendid values.
$1.25 A WEEK
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; $7250
Diamond engagement and
matching Wodding ring
with 3 hoe diamonds. Each -charming
is UK natural
gold and we offer both at ,
this one low price. Easy
$1.25 A WEEK
: Both for
Rarely It such quality and
beauty offered at s price so
low. Here art two ezoui'
site tings, each with 3 aae
diamonds la I4X gol4
priced lower than worth. 1
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ilrcund Orcgoix
Ey the Associated Press
"A dty durter.t embodying 'a
city manager form of government
and entifled fCity of Coba Bay,-;
received unanimous approval at
a Marshfield town meeting and
will go before Marshfield voters
at the May primaries;. . ,;. Clat
spp teachers served . notice they
Will demand a minimum salary
of $1500 ' at the next! meeting of
the State Teachers association . .
Eugene approved plans for a
Youth Canteen with soft drinks
and . dancing counter-attraction
to delinquency-inciting night spots
r ; V CaptSWoodbury K. ' Hall,
chief of the intelligence division
at Camp White will become pub
lic relations officeri replacing
Capt. Kenneth A. Luckey, assign
ed as camp range officer ... .
t Civilian enrollment at the Uni
versity of Oregon, declined ; from
17-3 fall term to 1CCD winter term
s . Mrs. William Kardell CS,
daughter cf Oregon, pioneers and
reputedly ; V great? granddaughter
of Daniel Boone, died ' at Marsh
field Wednesday .7. . Camp Adair
troops and a battery of motorized
equipment will roll through Cor
vallis to open the fourth war loan
drive January 18 .". . ... - .
Silverton Girl Named ,
To Edit Year Book
SILVERTON Silverton friends
and relatives ' were- interested to
learn this week that Miss Betty
Towe, .daughter of Mr, t and ' Mrs.
George Towe, had been Appointed
as assistant managing editor of the
Oregona, Universitar of Oregon
student year .book. It -:" -3 r":
Miss Towe was an honor stu
dent at the' local high school dur
ing the past year and is a freshman
at the university.
Lloixntam Vier
Scelio TIail Route
AUMSVTLLE Residents on the
Mountain View; road No. 222, the
Aumsville-Salem highway, for one
mile , north,' have petitioned the
postoffice department for ia rural
route mail delivery This will not
require the services of an addi
tional carrier wa ii& man cTrier
on the Aumsvilie route has stated
this
by;
route. . ' . i - -: ''
" The need of the rural route has
become apparent i by- the neces
sity of saving time gasoline and
tires. Also a number of elderly
people -living Ion the proposed
route-are finding it Increasingly
difficult to go to thf postoffice for
their, maiL , . i& i ' v .r"
new territory can be aeryed
an extension of ;' the present
Bzhs Fcund Unlinrt J
rOSTLANS. Jan. 12" -JPr
. lira.. Dorotliy June . Czzllh
ner Zfi-year-eia. s&zj ai.ec:
In her ear, locked It aJ went
Into a. stare far a kit cf tcp-t
ping. - - .. j
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to find het ear stolen.' The ihlet
had left her' baby enlArmeJ
; en the .street. f. .
T7ill Name Leaders ,
At EleeUon Frida t
The Macleay Community club
will meet at he schoolhouse Fri
day night Officers for the year
will - be elected. :,. - ' -1 - ' h
Mrs. ; Art Johnson, Mrs. John,
Gruchow and .Mrs. Elgin McKin-
ley will cava cnarge or ine pro
gram. :'
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Isgc ci face delivery service. Or
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cad year crder nill to dcliv
ered ia car deer ca day Red
ded fer year part el ihe Salca
area.
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Snoudriit
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Here's a real value on Fisher's All-Purpose, Home-Like Hard Wheat Flour. .
No. 2
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Pride of Butler Cream Style is a sweet corn, and is "regularly priced for
No. 2 tin at 15c. Special Ions as stock lasts at this price.
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PILLSSUITYT
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- South Mondays and Fridays
All of city South Sbemeketa street to
South dry limits . . . Orders must be
received by 12 o'clock noon day of de
livery. - ;
jNorth Huesdays ' and Saturdays
All of city North of Chemeketa street
: . . Orders must be received by 12
o'clock noon day . cf delivery.
WEST SALEM AND ! KINGV.'OOD nEIGIITS
Mornmrs Mondars and Fridays . . j Order Mast e3 Cecelved by lt A. IX.
- Day ef Delivery
i. Wednesday Afternoons-
South of McGilchrist avenue including
Cand alaria and Salem Heights ... East
on Madrona avenue to South 12th street
and Pacific highway.
Orders Elost Be Ceeelved by
12 O'ClacSt Nooa Day ef DeUrery -
J Thcrsiay Afternoons
State street Four Corners North on
Turner road including all At
West of Turner road and North throui
Capitola Addition.
Or5?rs Zli- Ee Ceeelved by
12 O'asck Keen Day cf Delive
very
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