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VaUoy Births
FRUITliANri Awn. Wllllaml"" HoUness tssodationmeeU
Theodore, ; wu bora December 1
to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Borer (Ine
Runner) pi McMinnville. He is
the ; first grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Runner, f
Lyons Honor
Roll Listed '
Life Scout Rating Conferred
LYONS Honor roll pvplls
and those neither absent- nor
tardy at the Lyons- school were
Sharron Hickman, Jeanette Huff
man, first trade; Gloria Carr, Deo
Bridges, Leon Kllgore second
grade; Dorothy Grimes, Helen
Fietroke, third grade; Cecil Bas-
sett, Pauline Bridges, fourth
grade; Janet Huffman, Harvey
Grimes, fifth grade; Bill Grimes,
Gloria Luke, sixth grade; Janice
Huffman, seventh grade; Gladys
Iteid and Frances Pietroke, eighth
grade. " .
The Jess Cunninghams have
returned from Colville, Wash
where he was employed. '""
Mrs. Floyd Basset! visited her
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?dl?r h nd tom" MONMOUTII-U B. Doward. rice ehaWsi el the America. LegUm
ily, at Mill City recenUy.
Dorothy Franklin, daughter of
the D. A. Franklins, was married
to Alvin Garrison, Saturday, at
the parsonagle of the First Meth
odist church in Salem. They will
make their home at Gates..
Mrs. Daisy Johnston has been
ill this week.
Valley Brief s
Bey Seet tree cemmlttee, confers spoil; his son, Conrad, a sopho
more In high school, the rank of life scoot. Conrad Is a senior
patrol leader for Monmouth troop 38. He has been advanced frees
the rank of tenderfoot in approximately one year.
Salter Ejected
Gub President
SWEGLE There was a good at
tendance at the meeting of Swegle
Community club Friday night.
C. A. Salter was elected pres
ident. - as Carroll Runner has
moved from the district
Mrs. George Yost will act as
chairman of j the committee to
purchase ; the annual Christmas
treat for the school children.
Mrs. C A Salter assisted by
Pat Standley and Letha Curry
were in charge of the program.
Christmas carols were sung by the
audience; ant accordion solo by
Nola Jean Zobel; a Christmas play
by several members of the Sun
day school; and Miss Pearl Martin,
teacher of Bible lessons in the
regular school classes gave demon
strations of her teaching of Bible
stories to different age groups.
Special guests were Mrs. Bose,
who also teaches Bible in suburb
an schools and Ester Gully of Sa
lem schools. 1
Birthday of
Elderly Visitor
I Remembered
OAK POINT -Mrs. R. A. Alder
son entertained with a dinner
party December 8, for Mrs. Edith
Gervals
The first public movie to be Anderson of Clear Lake. Iowa, on
given by the projector purchased her birthday annlvemr
pi Is assisted by the citizens, will Guests were Mrs. Mary Alderson
be given at the school gymnasium and Mrs. Alice Bennett of Mon
next Wednesday night,. December mouth, Mrs. Ira Cottril of Cooper
i, at s ociock. Title or the pic- Hoiw n a au. Rtt .ni
Bill Alderson, Mrs. Alderson and
the honor guest, Mrs. Anderson.
ture is "It Comes Up Love1 with
Gloria Jean, Donald O'Conner,
Ian Huifter and Louise Albrltton Mrl- Anderson l spending the
in leading parts.
Clererdale
Robert, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Schifferer, who under
went an appendectomy two weeks
ago, was brought from a Salem
hospital Saturday.. On Tuesday
he was returned to the hospital
again for further treatments after
his temperature rose above normal.
Swegle Mrs. Joeeph Brennan
and her sister Mrs. George 'Daw
son of Monitor were in Portland
this past Thursday, and Friday. as
guests of their sister, Mrs. R. A. I
Case and family. s '
Ctoverdale Mrs. Esther Kel
per, prtnatpaL has made an an
nouncement for the Christmas an
nual school program to be held on
the evening of December 19 at 8
o'clock. School will close from
December 21 to January 2.
winter with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Alderson of Monmouth. Mrs: Al
derson the mother of R. A. Alder
son is 87. I
Mrs. Jefferson to :
Head Eastern Star
GERVAIS Order Eastern Star
held its monthly meeting, election
of officers and a dinner Friday
night The following officers for
next year were elected: Ruth
Jefferson, worthy matron; J. P.
Aspinwall, worthy patron; Ethel
Russell, 'associate' matron; W. B.
Russell, worthy patron; . Lucille
Booster, secretary; Cora Van Zuy
en, treasurer; I Hattie Oolliet, con
ductress! Fern Foster, associate
conductress. Joint installation wrm
the Masons will be held Decem
ber 27 with the Masons as hosts
at 7 o'clock supper.
The past matrons club of the
chanter meets' today at the home
of Mrs. John S. Harper in SalemV'
and Mrs. am Ogle and Mrs. Will
llam'Vanwey attended the Marlon
tag at the Free Methodist church
Tuesday. Rev. Paul C Nering
preached in the morning; Cora E.
Gregory precbed In the afternoon,
aad Rer. Hermoa J,Bohl preached
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SmVERTON Born at' the Sil-
verton hospital, IDecember 11, a 1
son , to Mr; and Mrs. G. A. Jasmer.
KEKER Rey. and Mrs. David
Hamm are the parents of a boy,
bom ' in : Corvallis December 6.
This Is their second son
ORCHARD HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Strait of Molalla are the
parents of twin boys, David Sylvan
and Donny Newton, bora Decem
ber 8. They also have an older
son and daughter. Straits are for I
mer residents of this community.
NEW RESIDENTS 1 - - t S"''
CLOVERDALE'- Mr. and lira.
Frank Shilling and daughter, Lin
da, have: moved frora Salem to
this area and are living in the
house: on the Weather's place.
now owned by Carl Booth. Shill
ing recently ; returned from over
seas and; bas i been, given- his re
lease from the army. 1 He is a
brother to Mrs; A. H. Hennies.
ATTEND MEETING :
The Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Roy
-m . aar a msr va ."
Miijp jhx. ana &xrm t vuKm xax
Re-Zoning Talked
In Silverton
SILVERTON At a special
meeting of ithe city council and
planing commission called to con
sider a petition for, re-zoning, the
commission recommended that the
council act favorably upon the pe
tition which asked that a. section
at the corner of Lewis and Sec
ond street be changed from resi
dential to commercial. All adj
acent residents signed the petition.
It was I understood that . Duane
Bradly of Portland was purchas
ing ;the property for garage pur
poses. Mayor George Chris tenson
presided over the city council and
vice president Dr. P. A. Loar over
the planning commission.
The property In question is be
ing sold by Miss Ina Harold. '
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Given at Cerrais j
GERVAIST-Strictly
dentlar is the title of the senior
class play to be given Friday night
at the high school auditorium.
The cast includo Carl Jorgensen
s Bill Rowland; Rita Hannegan,
Gertrude Rowland; Shirley Ronge,
Jan Is Lawrence; Mae Jeppson as
Mrs. Weatherby-Gall; Dennis Man
ning, Jerry Dow ling; Mary Gil
christ, Gllda Dowling; Lawrence
Duda as Robert Brooks; Irene
Eder, Amanda Babcock; Tom Hart-
son as Jarvis King; Itoealie Kus-I
chnick as Letltia Fit emsn.
Diftcliargctl Men ,
yisit Homes
OAK POINT Cpl. Harold Pri
mus is expected home soon, hav
ing landed In Hew York from
Europe. Primus is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Primus and has
enough points for discharge.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pdlmus have
sold part of their farm to a Mr.
Neufelt from California, and-have
bought a home in Dallas where
they will move February I.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Diehm of
Philadelphia are visiting his par
ents and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Diehm 'of Fall City. Diehm
m ships' cook 8e in the navy;
and received his discharge Octo
ber 28.
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of th3 PGE family; With devotion to
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public service, they worked hard restoring
electric power after, the windstorm of
December 4 "blacked out" the homes and
businesses of thousands of our customers.
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grateful thanks for understanding PGE's
problems . during the great emergency.
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Special credit goes to the many volunteer
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who stood by downed lines to warn
'passersby of the hazard vn tpair crews
history.fTo the hundreds of PGE linemen.
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GERVAIS I The Clara Jones
Missionary society will hold its
monthly meeting Wednesday ai-
ternoon. December 18. at the home
t Mrs. Frank Iloloubek on Pa
cific Highway south ol Gervais.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown will lead
the devotions Is at two o'clock to
he foDowed by Mrs. D. L. c' John
nresentlns? the topic for study.
Mrs. Lucille Booster will asslt:
the hostess. Each is asked to bring
n Inexpensive gift for a Christ
mas exchange.
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. More, widespread damage to electric
lines was caused by the near hurricane
load dispatchers, telephone girls, service-
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worked continuously from 36 to 40 hours
; without rest repairing . the i most badly
damaged portions of the PGE . system.
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