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The I OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning, June 2, 1915
i
Thompsons
Feted at ; !
;Parties
Mr. and Mm. Elton Thompson,
( who are leaving this week with
their tons, Milton and Robert,
for Klamath Falls to reside, will
be honored at an informal no
host dinner party tonight when
s a group of their friends enter
tain. . ' ;
. ' .Friday afternoon Mrs. Arthur
s W. Knox and Mrs. Russell Bone
steele were hostesses for an au
revoir luncheon at the former
suburban , home in compliment
to Mrs. Elton Thompson. !
A group of Mrs. Thompson's
intimate friends were invited to
luncheon, which . was followed
by an afternoon; of contract
bridge. ' Bouquets of roses pro
vided the decorative note on the
luncheon tables and about the
rooms. ;
Covers were placed for Mrs.
' Elton Thompson, Mrs. A. L.
Adolphson, Mrs. Karl . Heinlein,
Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Mrs:
Burton A. Myers, Mrs. Leo Page,
Mrs. Carl W. Emmons, Mrs.
Frederick Lamport, Mrs. E. C.
Charlton, Mrs. Howard Rex, -Mrs.
John Minto. Mrs. Ralph
Jackson of Corvallis, Mrs. Rus
, sell j Bonesteele and Mrs. Arthur
Knox.
Syllabus Exams
.Monday :
The annual syllabus exami
nations and auditions under the
auspices of the Oregon State
Music Teachers association will
be held, for the Salem district,
'in Willamette university music
; hall Monday.
Miss Marjorie Trotter, well
; known Portland teacher, will be
i the examiner. Students of-state
accredited teaefcers will partici
; pate. Miss Margaret Hogg is in
; charge of arrangements.
Studios represented are those
"of Jessie Bush Mickelson, Mrs.
r David Eason, Charles Hargrave,
Jean Hobson Rich and Margaret
'- Hogg.
, The students who will play
during the day are: syllabus ex-
T amination II, Alice Rowland;
' auditions: Marvin Black, Char
les Hargrave. jr.; Norman Dra-
peiia, jeweii uueirroy, Fatricia
Megquier, Susan Perry, Gwenda
: Boyer, Shirley Dean, Joyce Ed
' geH.j Diane Perryi Edna Marie
Hill,; Donald Perlick, Clifford
Lucas, Rae Gene Wied, Roberta
Sears, Shirley Rocks, Ida Jo
Henderson, Norma Jean Cau
field, Doris Lane, Dick White,
Lenore Phillippe, Marilyn Blak
ley, ! Lorraine Saul, Elisabeth
Hoyser, Marilyn Quamme, Joan
Hoereth, Marilyn Mix, Jane Mc--Grath
and Donna Kletzing.
Recital Tonight
Ati Studio ' ;
Miss Ruth Bedford will pre
sent a group of her junior and
renior high school pupils in pi
ano recital tonight at 8:15 in the
" - Roberts studio on North Summer
.street.',' ; j
Appearing on the program
will be Marie Fasnacht, Joyce
. Folsom, Dorothy Tonning, Joan
Nopp, Jerry Siefarth, Jo Anne
. DeRoos, Deen Paulus, Jimmy
; Rock, Louise Hoblett, Dean Gra
i ham,! Ruth Clique, Donald Ben
nett.: Lars Ash, Beverly Jones,
' Richard Scott, Robert Graham,
Leah v Case, Helen Elmlund,
Steve Paulus, Carol Lee Heath,
r Joyce- Gorton, Nancy Snyder,
'. Zephne Given Donna Dunrt,
. Beverly Davenport and Gary
'J ekstad.
Today's
Needlecraft
- The ' smart handbagj today ' fs
crocheted, Either of these lovely
'ones provides the finishing iouciv
lo a new spring outfit
Slipper stitch is used ior the
' bow bag; ridges of rib stitch for.
the other; crocheted in 2 pieces. ;
Pattern 678 has directions tor
bass. . v; :--"C' Y
Sena f lvi.ii v , j
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Society
Music : . . The Home
Maxine Bur en
Women's Editor
Meeting of
PTA Slated
Wednesday
The Marion County Council of
Parents and Teachers will hold
a special meeting at the YWCA,
768 State street, Wednesday,
June 6.
Mrs. W. R. Terhune of Jeffer
son will be installed the new
president, following registration
at 11 o'clock. Other officers to
be installed will be' Mrs. Charles
Bottorff, vice - president; Mrs.
William Hensell, secretary, and
frs. Gail Jones, treasurer.
The morning session will in
clude a short executive commit
tee meeting to announce com
mittee chairman for the coming
year.
The feature of the afternoon
will be a discussion of the
measures on the special ballot
June 22, by Supt. Frank Bennett,
and reports from the local units.
The tuberculosis X-ray mobile
unit will also be discussed. - -'
Birthday Party
For Judy Page
.Judy Page, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Wayne J. Page, will
celebrate her fourth birthday
Sunday afternoon at the South
Church street home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
. Bahlburg.
Later 'in the afternoon birth
day cake and refreshments will
be served. Colored hats and leis
will be used as favors.
Honoring Judy will be her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Page of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Bahlburg, Maridene Hal
vorsen, Linda Anderson, Nancy
Smith. Patsv Stevenson. Judith
Herrold, Geneva Nordyke and
Joan Paee of Da11a,
Joan Page of Dallas
Merry Minglers
Entertained
The Merry Minglers club of
Middle Grove met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Margaret Ack
erman. Members present were Mrs.
Esther Barker, Mrs. Hazel Case,
Mrs. Elaine Carter, Mrs. Hazel
Colwell, Mrs. Leona Keppinger,
Mrs. Irene Scharf, Mrs. Anna
Jess, Mrs. Emma Page, Mrs.
Ebba. Wagers, Mrs. Clara Malmi,
; Mrs. Sara Woodburn, Mrs. Gay
Fabry, Mrs. Winnie Snyder
and the hostess, Mrs. Ackerman.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Margaret Ackerman, assisted by
Barbara Ann and Gloria Lee
McClintocfc
The club will meet Thursday,
June 7, at the home of Mrs.,
Thelma Scharf for a 1 o'clock
luncheon, with Mrs. Scharf and
Mrs. Sara Woodburn hostesses.
Today's Pattern
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Cubs
Jeryme English
Society Editor
CLUB CALENDAR !
JtAtURDAr 1 f I'.
DAR, Chetneketa chapter, inert '
ita Mrs. j John H. Carkin, 493 s
North Summer it., 3 p.m. , , ;
MONDAY S'.M '.
Hal Hibbard camp and auxil- i
laryj- United Spanish War Vt
rans. at VFW hail. S p. m.
Wesleyar Guild. Jason Lee M. ;
mortal church meet with MM. Ji
N. Brinkley, p.m. . ,
:!? I ' ' s . J -l i
TUESDAY I
Missouri ladies auxiliary -wittt '
Mrs. R. Bj MeClay. 335 Mission '
at.. ,6n o'clock luncheon. t v,
Central WCTU meet at hall, ,
Z pjn. if I - - ft
Yomarco fclass with Mrs. Carl :
Abrams, 1517 Chemeketa st.cov- 5
ered dish liincheon, 1:15 o'clock. 1
weSnIsdIy i , l
First fiPrebyterian church cir
cles to meet. . i
Sons ot ajnion Veterans andt
auxiliary, IWoman's clubhouse..
North ejtion First Cong-reeai
tional ehnrti-h with Hrm xt as
:jo p in. l
Stegner, 187 North CotUge st.
2:30 p.m.: south section with Mrs,:
S. J4 BuUeA 432 South High st..!
.ou p.m.
THURSDAY
ruuiana
Ing, 2 p.m.
Women's club raeet-
FRIDAY
North Salm WCTU with Mrs.
C. M. Roberta, K5 Shipping.
DirvA
IQnO
ecitdls !
On Sujiday 1 ;
Miss Mar Jaret Hogg will Dre-
sent students in two niano r.
citals Sunday afternoon at three
and fice o'ctock, in the Roberta
studio, 505 orth Summer street.
Assisting in the respective
programs will be Ruthe White,
six-year-old lyioiinist, and : Ber
niece Kleihage, violistf Both are
students of lary Talmadge Hed
rick. , 1 i I
At three cklock the following
udents of glade school age wiS
siuaenis or gl ade school age
play: Edith 1 Frederick, Sonia .
Avin, Billy j Kersten.l Suzanne
DeArmond, fatricia Ahrens, Ja
net Blanchaj d, Anne j Dietrick,
Gordon McLaughlin, Barbara Jo
Garner, Daifid Louthan, Jane
and Merry McGrath, JackElle,
Bill Jaquith, betsy Verboort, Al- j
ice Rowland fcnd Jodelle Parker.
The five olclock program will
be presented! by the junior and .
high school gfoup. Those appear- ;
ing are Maifgaret and Marilyn '
Mix, Mary Jl Kitts, Donna and ;
Delores Kletzing, Joyjce Arm
strong,; Donrfa Seber4 Nreen
Wells,' Patrica Wither, Delores
Shedeck," Jcn Fittsj Jodellf I
Parker Bevefly Nelsonj andiDel I
Lores Hultmn. . .--j
t Anyone interested iscordiall I
invited to attend. I f I !
Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. F. W.
Poorman, Mr.. Karl Becke, Mrs.
E. L. Crockaft and Mrs. Cartel
ton Spencer Ivere among those I
aiieiiumg me pea ior wnicn Mrs,
John Powell fvas- hostess Thursl
day afternooli at her; country
home near Turner. t
Mr. and Mrf. William J. Btuick
and Miss Jelnne Busick were
among those J in Portland - this
week to attend the Ice Follies;
Today ' Menu
It will f; be la vegetable plate
for tonight's pinner, and jellied
a i c... j : .
tongue loaf fir Sunday dinner
; T)DAY
Grapefiuit cocktail 5
Buttered rspinjach, potato-salad
Fresh rearried asparagus on
foast
Chocolate cornstarch pudding
4 fake I
i r - 1 f
-SUNDAY j :
Stuffed celery 1 5
Jellied Jongue loaf
Creamed potatoes and carrots
' - ' Bcuits l "
Lime pineapple sherbet"
? ? t ' f : I '
'MONDAY J
Grated " rav carrots 'with
' Raisins f- a i " .
Hamburger cakes on
Toasted 1 biscuits
J Frenfch fries
S Peach belty -
f I -a - . .-' ;
:' LIME PINEAPPLE SHERBET
M cup lime' jiiice- ; ; ! ' .
1 teaspoon grated lune rind
i cup light cbrn syrup "
, i cup; sugar r,
H cup: sweetened. cooked f, .?
pineapple,. Ichopped fine ;
- 2 cups milk 1 - - - i - -
Green colojing if desired
Combine kme juice and rindeSUGA: - . - "
with syrupugar, Add milk. J
uut wu ipvui&viVLior tray, sei i
temperature control at coldest i
j i. - s -
inch pmed of tray SUr.
Add chopped paieappl and con-I
tinue ftMil finn. Ac-
company With graham crackers,
Serves .. 1 j ' - ; .
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I; iSd:nijmd
Many Social
Events xon
i Campus
t v '! i: i I ' . i - -
1 One of the businest weekends '
for social activities at Willam- '
ette university of begun Friday
night with an all-school "kid
dies party" ; sponsored by the
junior class, I the spring inter- .
dorm formal Saturday night, and
a junior-senior class picnic at
Silver Creek falls Sunday, i
; The- junior sponsored .party,
was held . in the gymnasium
Friday night at 7 o'clock. Prizes
were awarded to the-two most
originally dressed "kids, and
refreshments j of cokes and . hot
dogs were " served. A talept
show Was presented by Dick
Mallett j with the aid of Walt
Skrondal and Brad Young. The
evening ended with a sock dance
on the gym floor. v l
The semi-formal spring dance
to be held tonight from 9 to 12
o'clock in Chresto cottage will
complete! the social calendar for
1 the women's halls this year.
I "Crossroads' will be the
I theme the dance, carried out
j by signs familiar to highway
scenes. ;A sign post with the
j names of the four halls wilfbe
s in the room. Spring flowers and
greenery will, complete the set
ting. Verna (Stocks, Alpha Psi hall,
Is in charge of the affair, as
sisted by Saralee Ferguson"
Kappa; Eileen Lytle, Frederick
son, and Kaye Dick, the fy."
A junior sponsored picnic hon
oring the senior class will wind
up the weekend of activity to
day. A picnic- lunch and a hike
around the falls has been
planned. 1 Stanley Buch, junior
class president, is in charge of
the outing, assisted by Von'
Kauffmah and Melvin Gilson,
transportation; and Betty Ran
dall, food. : . '
Sorority Fetes
Bride-Elect
"Xlembej of the Delta Tan
"TThT TaU Gam"
& TrZJ
pay night for a no-host dinner
Highlight of the eveninar wm
!a bridal shower for Alice Faye
paugherty, fori which Mrs. Fay
.Wells Lien was hostess.
f ?fUgh5t
lrs: E" 5: TotjyL Mrs. C. I.
Present: were Miss Daugherty,
IZerzan, Mrs. Sam Carter, Mrs.
Mary Aplin, Mrs. Jerry DeSart,
Mrs. Roy Aiiderson, Mrs. J,
Doerfler, Mrs. H. R. Robinsoni
Mrs. Nortna Shaw, Mrs. E. H,
t)augherty, Miss Olive M. Dah
Marion Carter-: Virginia Brown,
Dellora Doerfler, Marion Erick
on, Dorthy Zerzan, Margarejt
Forsythe, Jean Ludlow, Wilmf
portoh, Virginia Davis, Clair
foomb, Peggy Gabriel, Virginif
Canndn, Imogene Roye, Jane
Hansen, Ida DeSart, Rosalie
poover, Lois Robinson, Doris
tee Cooksey, Jean Stuart, Ruth
Barber, Elva Buhler, Helen Ter-
y, Jean Jones, Dorothy White
Mrs; Teed Will
Present Pupils
1 Piano pupils of Mrs. James
Teed will be presented in recital
at the First Presbyterian church
on Sunday at p.m. The inter
ested public is .invited.
! Those to aDriear nr Jnan nil-
' bert, Shirley Jean Cazzel, Bev-
eriy and Barbara Kretz, Sandra
n.T.HffAM.:a t -
McMorris. Gary Lewis. Gwen-
doUne Holt, Billy Drakely, Glenn
Davis, Gloria Mentzer, Tom 01
. son, Jo Ann Ricketts, Sally Egg
staff, Erba j Wilson, Marilyn
Hart, William Cranor, Carol
Bardie, Sharon Johnson, Bev
erly Salisbury, Mary Davis, ;
Marilyn Reay, Bob Seamster and
(jarol Fallon.1' !M , !
I Mrs. Curtis Stewart and Mr.
Jidck StewartJ United States na
vy, of Lajke Oswego were guests
;. at the. country home of Congress
man and i Mrs. i James Mott on
Thursday.
A gaest at . the . home of; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Nelson, on
.Thursday was Seaman Creighton
Hunter; who is "stationed ;-with
-i r-the coast guard at Pacific-City.
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1,1 RATION CALENDAR
! utATi ' batii." arrrt .
is - Book 4 Y3 and ZS through D3 good
s through June : EJ through' J good
II through- June 30;! KS through PJ good
6 through July 31: QJ through US good
'through August 31. . ..
i PROCESSED POOOS- : V
L , Book 4412 through MS good through,
sjune 2: N2 throagh ?2 good through
(June SO; T2 through X2 good through
.July 31; Y2, Z2 and Al through CI good
Jj ron.l lulS-'sin
vana.
! ;
yv rtiivB. iuii w m auu
...... .
G. good rerywh lor
four gallons each through June 11.
U f mcn eoupon. r.i,d
through August SX Not more than 7f
Kli0'?". tiOB hould
: e-w Migegsi mm mrnvm - . - - .
T7csl Sdta1!
Lt, CoL nd Mrs. John 1. El
liott have been in Portland a few
days. Theyj accompanied his
mother,. MrsJ . Frank A. Elliott,
who will spend ; the summer
months in Portland as ' house
mother at trie Good Samaritan
nurses' home. Col. and Mrs.
Elliott were honored at an in
formal partyj ' at i the ' home of
Mr. and MrsJ Palmer McDonald
Thursday nigbL !iM
Boys, Girls PJay
At Proarams
Boy pupihj of Jessie Bush
Mickelson appeared in recital at -her
1363' South j Commercial
street studio rriday night. Those
In the recital were Dale Tho
. mas, Keith ljucas Donald Per
lich, Roger . jlVelty, Rae Gene
Wied, Clifford Hoover and Dick
White. Roger Weity, accompa
nied by J Frances j Baum, also
played an altp horn solo.
. Tonight the girkt wfll appear
in recital. T loseji participating
are Lorraine jSaul, Norma Jean
Canfield, Kaye Timlinson, Patty
Kriesel, Fron e Brbmly, Donna
Nothelfer, Joyce Randall, Jac
queline Van Xoh, Doris Lane,
Janeann Troi4n, Roberta Sears,
Shirley Rockat Ida! Jo Hender
son, Marilyn Blkley, Penorje
Phillippe, Marf lyn jQuamme,.Ed- '
na Marie Hillj Joyce Edgell, Di
ane Perry and Joan Hoereth.
Mrs. Mickelfpn will present a
group of juniof- high echool girls,
Edna Marie ill, Joyce Edgell,
Diane Perry aid oan Hoereth, .
in a special recital on Thursday
night. Donna Jane Macklin, a
violin pupil of Mary Talmadge
Hedrick, accorppanied by Fran
ces Baum ink . Gladys Edgar,
will assist j !
Pupils of Mrs. Mickelson are
members of the Junior Musi-
cians club.
Luncheon "at
Wagner
i1
Home
Mrs. Charles E. Wagner enter
tained at luncheon' Tuesday af
ternoon at he North Summer
street home in honor of mem
bers of her club. The afternoon
hours were spent Jn sewing.
Covers were! placed for Mrs.
Frank Crawforji and Mrs. T. J;
Brabec, additional -A guests, Mrs.
Adam Engel, jlrs. Arthur Hay,
Mrs. Frederick; Brennan, Mrs.
Henry ChezemJMrs. Duane Gib
son, Mrs. Leo jChilds and' Mrs.
Wagner.
Mrs. Gallaher "
Fetes Clbb
Mrs. Sumnei Gallaher was
hostess at an j informal affair
Thursday night Jat her apartment
at the Sundbe-g in honor of
members of hejr sewing group.
Refreshments vy'ere served later
in the evening.j
Mrs. Gallaher 's ! guests were
Mrs. Bruce Vans Wyngarden,
Mrs. Bob Napiefr, Mrs. John W.
Hansell, jr., Mrs. Harry Parker,
Mrs. Wendell patch and Mrs.
Wayne Curry. .
Spending a few days In Port
land have been Ensign Don Bow
er, who is home on leave from
Jacksonville, Florida, and Sgt.
Roger Wagner. The latter leaves
the first of the week for Palo
Alto to report back to Dibble
General hospitaj. Shsign Bow
er goes1 from here to San Diego
for assignment, i H
Mrs. Brace Titus and ehildren,
Bruce, Jack, Nkncy j and Tim
othy, of Portland, hive been in
Salem visiting wth Dr. and Mrs.
William L. Lidheckll
i t
SILVERTON f- th e annual
"Ceremonial of tie Rose" will be
held Monday . righf j when the
Silverton Junior! wlman's club
initiales new members and en
tertainsfor a fe invited guests.
The ceremonial will' be held at
the First Christian cliurch.
Mrs. Russell ; Myers has been
asked to be the speaker for the
evening. Mrs. Perl Bye is the
general chairman with Mrs. Em
manuel Kellerhalls, j jr, enter
tainment chairnian;1: Mrs. Ida
Brady, refreshnlentll chairman,
and Mrs. Louis Wavra, decora
tion chairman, j I j '
The club will roeet June 11 for
its annual theatre party and late
no-host supper.- 1 Ji
At. this week's), meeting, . club
members completed I four USO
acrapbooks..
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CAPiTALtDUSIITESS COLLEGE
I 343 Court SU Salem '
Younger. Set
Leaves for.
Beaches; 1 .
A large group of high school
senior and junior girls are leav
ing this weekend for the Ore
gon beaches to celebrate the clos
ing of school. ;-';'h-; ft , ;
Making up one group will be
Roberta Meyer, Janet Kirk, Edith
Fairham, Elizabeth Nelson and
Carolyn Carson, who , will go to
Nelscott Mrs. Walter! Kirk wiU
accompany the girls.!) " : ?;
Going to Oceanlake ! for a
week are Helen Paulson, Helen
Shepard, Jean Swift, Jeanne
Foster, Jessie Ellis, Margie Cool
ey, all seniors, and Mrs'. Oscar
Paulsorvjr. ' A. ;)i j :-
Spending the week at Rocka
; way at the Blaine Brown beach
houfe are Pat Brown,; Jane Ac
ton, i Connie Cocking, Carolyn
Carson, Betty Zo Allen, Addyse
Lane and June Young. Mrs.
. Blaine Brown will j chaperone
the girls. ; j .
A group of junior ! girls will
spend the week at the Canyon
Drive apartments at DeLake.
They include Delores Hamilton,
Suzanne Small Dorothy Bergs
vik, , Harriet Huston, Barabara
Sundet, Miriam .Schellenberger,
Pat Agee and Joan! Lochead.
Mrs. Hollis Hamilton; will ac
company the group. ! i j
Also going to DeLake for the
week are Jacqueline Torgerson,
Janet Rilea, Phyllis' Schnell,
Josephine Kennedy, $ h 1 r 1 e y
Lukins and Dessa Lee Holmes.
Spending the week at Nel
scott are Jane Carson, Peggy
Paxson, Gloria and Barbara Mc
Clintock, Patsy Nickens, Midge
Newton, Peggy Sears land Cathy
Moran. Going with the eirls
W)1 be Mrs. Glenn. Paxson and
Mrs. Robert E. Nickens.
Mrs. Lappin C
ub
Hostess Thursday
M - i -
Dine and Do club Was enter
tained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Gerald Lappin.
A special guest was Mrs. O. E.
F 1 y n n. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, j
Members took home their Red
Cross work to finish. ; Another
116 hours of work by the club
has been turned in to; th Red
Cross. The next meeting will be
on June 28, with Mrs. Lucille
Wilson. r i
Nancy and Dick Buren! will
leave today for Walla, Walla, to
be with their parents, Major
and Mrs. W. E. Buren, for a
few weeks. Major Buren is tern-
porarily stationed in Walla
iWal-
la,
Miss Blair Foley, who has been
making her home in Portland,
has arrived in Salem to make an
extended visit with her patents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Foley, j She
expects to be here! severalj
months.
Spending the weekend al the
home of Mr. and , Mrs. Warren
Baker is the former's niece, Mrs.
Frederick Cramer of The Dalles.
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Flornz Dehler Visits
Ml- Angel Relatives
MT. ANGEL Florenz C. Dehler.
hospital apprentice 1c WAVEs, of
the U.S. naval hospital at San
Diego, arrived home unexpectedly
Thursday" on a short leave, j She
has been stationed at San Diego
since last September. j
She joined the WAVEs in March,
1944 but remained on inactive
duty until June, i when she was
sent to Hunter's college, New York,
for indoctrination and then took
up hospital training in Betheseda,
Md. .; . i
A graduate of Mt. Angel Normal
and of Ellensburg universityij she
had previously taught j school in
doui Oregon and Washington.
Gresham Berry Pickers
Get 4c Lb., Bonus
GRESHAM, June 1 HP)- A
price of four cents a pound with
a half-cent bonus will be paid
berry . pickers in this area again
this year, F. J. Becker; Gresham
berry .' growers' association secre
tary, said today. '; j ; w. j i
Allention
Mofihesrs!
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. ' We will conduct a
SPECIAL SUMMER
" SCHOOL COURSE
for Grade School
T Students in j
. TYPING. Etc.,-
' -. 'As Well as for i ;
High School Gradtiatss, ;
t S t
For Full InformcrSon -
CaH - :
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Three Fre'ezing Demonstrations
Scheduled in County Next Week
The outstanding event of the 'coming week Is a display and dis
cussion on freezing foods by Thomas Onidorff of Oregon State college
at the Salem Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at 8 p. m. Onsdorf f is
associate professor in the foods industries department, is remembered 1
for his discussion on frozen foods at the Salem senior high school three
years ago and returns by popular request The meeting has been
arranged by Doris woodburn, .war
food, assistant of : Marion county
home demonstration agent's office.
, Many and varied frozen prod
ucts wil be on dispay and the pub
ic is invited to bring to the meet
ing products for analysis. : Sugar
saving methods will be featured as
well as a discussion on home lock
ers of the future. , ;;,; v: -
Freezing demonstrations will be
given during the ; week by Mrs.
Woodburn in the communities of
Pratum-Macleay, Union Hill, and
Aumsville as follows: j : ; j
Tuesday, June 5, tne Pratum
Macleay Home ' Extension Unit
will have a demonstration at the
Macleay grange hall at 1:30.
Wednesday, June 8, 1 the Union
Hill Unit will meet with Mrs. A. T.
Savage at , 1:30 for , the . freezing
demonstration. J
Friday, June 8, a demonstration
will be given at the Aumsville city
hall at 1:30. . - j '
All the meetings, including the
one by Onsdorff Tuesday night In
Salem are open to all interested.
Mrs. Woodburn is arranging a
number of garden meetings with
4-H clubs over the county during
the month of June.
Stanley Benge
Student President
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DALLAS Stanley Benge was
elected student body president to
succeed Bill Rohrs, retiring presi
dent of the Dallas high school.
Those elected to serve with
Benge, include: Al Dembowski,
vice-president; Lillian' Fischer,
secretary; Doris Stewart, treasur
er; Bud McFetredge, sergenat-at-arms;
Beverly Osuna f and Pat
Zentz, cheer leaders; Vivian Rich
ardson, editor of the school paper;
Ronnie Nairn, business manager.
All the officers except the cheer
leaders will be ex-officio mem
bers of the student council.
Dallas Motion Picture
House Resumes Shows
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DALLAS The Majestic theatre
resumed its run of motion pictures,
Wednesday night after several
weeks closure. The building was
damaged during the Irish Warner
grocery store fire. The interior
has been completely repaired and
redecorated. Shows were held in
the Rio theatre while the work
was underway. !
STUDENTS AT POMONA
CLAREMONT, Calif.,? June 1
(Special) Two students! from Sa
lem, Ore., have been enrolled as
summer term students at Pomo
na college Lois Barrick, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Barrick,
1610 S. Church, and Jerry Leedy
of 1620 N. 19th St.
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Census Shows
Increases in
Three Towns
A new state census for Heppner,
Pilot Rock and Stanfield.has been
completed under a law of the 1945
legislature,' it was announced here
this week by Secretary of Slate
Robert S; FarrelL; jr. f
, Stanfield's population showed
an increase from 241 in 1940 to
568, lor 134 per cent. Heppner's
population increased from 1140 to
1419 during the same period while
Pilot j Rock showed an Increase of
from 358 to 478. , j 1
The secretary of state has also
recently completed a state census
of Reedsport, Estacada and
Sandy. Population increase was
reported breach of these towns,
State department representa
tives were "n WiUamina Thursday
arranging for a census there. Flor
ence, Empire, Sutherin, Yoncalla,
Scappoose, i Cornelius and Red
mond are planning a census in the
near future
Increased population makes it
possible for Oregon towns to re
ceive j a larger -share of certain
funds apportioned by the state on
a population basis. The state
census is restricted to towns of
less than 2000 population.
Logs Catapulted
Over Train at
Crabtree Crossing
LEBANON John Gumm, 26, is
In the' local hospital with serious
burns and lacerations received on
Monday afternoon when he crash- '
ed into a freight train at Crab- ,
tree crossing while hauling logs
from the Hammond operations to
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Witnesses j said the load of logs
catapulted jover the train and
were scattered on the other side
of the railroad right of way by
the force of the impact Only the
fact that there were a number of
men nearby who immediately, set
to work to ; extricate the driver,
several burning their hands in
doing so, saved the man's life.
Skeleton, Pistol Found
Near Kamela Thursday
; COVE, June 1 .-(P)- A human
skeleton and a J38 calibre pistol
found near Kamela today puzzled
authorities, who estimated the man
died at least two decades ago.
; Coroner L..L. Snodgrass said the
man was unidentified.;
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