Mitl-Willanierte Valley News
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Howell (lorn
Fair Planned
October IS
NOKTH HOWKt.l.- T.e Home
ri-i thrr communit iic for fir
N'Hh Mimrll ciinimuruty far.
tlit.y. (ktobrr 18 at thr grange
tun 11 rtf appointed
t'f('(itm: K.unur Mrul. W)ii
Stfihiiri ari1 Andy Nrlitn.-
I)i-hli K: Florence .!-.
It. ill "w! . Vii..- l. .n,
AptKii1 ;iwlv WaHm;.n, Km-'
IJu I) il ii. J.ir Mrifin
Ph1 ,!ai-v Kti.j;. Nl-
li Wrrwi. Kthcl J.iu.
tluwir jinl 1 hi j ; u i : liim-
r.. ."!inr. l)jy Hump. Ity Duim.
Lrrt v IVral' Mli1 Dale N'eliti 11.
rn.it nt nut Turn Itim.. K
I) t iH.inlrr. Kiy Dunn, Drltcrt
Kit'it. A V. Jn
k!tllr V Van Hrji klm. M
A Duiiii. Henry Wrritu, J J
J. ktii. . Jntif.1 Mu. (iri'tc t'linr.
t rt. A H WirMier. J.mjwr
Km H-ri.l.l Dunn Vlla- J hn
m fi. Dari V-ii Hrixklm
! iirni Hu.l l'.ikri. i'rny
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K.U In i Amv IW-t r. Ariuuwla
lWwl. Il.en Wietiri. Mum tul.
lidirtitr K !. Mn A Nrlitnn,
Hgdi IW-.U. Vri ir ' I 1 rx f 1 1 . CUi
lunn
Ttlr Doiothv ( I nc. liira
I'aikcr lU-itrid Duiiii. Ildrl Mm-tli-n,
D-iv King. Nellie Werner.
VV M Sir . rn nl be am t ioiit-r I .
A 1 1 i ken Nnllr npp r will te
frvr(, 6 to H ft m, folltiwnt by
II. pigim numlcia I'ux irl
will ! vi-l (i.r tt Liu I UI i futwt.
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vnir. nirx, urn.
Jeffrrtan Nineteen girls from
Jfffrrmn high nh. ! Gill Athlet
ic rw)--!tMn held a awinamlng
iv rty at thr S-iferA YMCA Tiicr
l.iy The fill went for the pur
ple of tiikinjK the nwimmini testa
prrM-rilird Itii
Jhyical FJti'
the firrt ar
el in pamq
Aimnlrun. D
Cila.ev, Pat
.n. Hetty )
My ma Have
iifi in rhaigei
mtri,
the Orrvon GJrli
ution hndb(Mik for
wnd eVfn mc-c-eecl-They
are Maxlne
ie Parrhall. Shirley
CaRowe, Joan Jnhn-
llerrinrton, and
the group and the
Ymur I'wrnen
V'i rrirn t tlib
were Bijvrn by. Che t Good-
inntrucUir f the Y.
(Cr-GRll'iI'MUWIi
ft 1.
Rrl to arriv
first to gt rad first to
gt tho attention you want
The Auburn
imeet Thurxd.iy. Oc-
.-rr ' t tie SUinrt Johns home,
T.fi Mont e avenue, - for. a noon
iiinrfirrn meellnit. Altant ho-
,..- will fn- Mra Wiilinm Rnhtr.
Mr Hov Kni'ch and Mr. Cecil
Sh4 k and will assint Mrr. John
in the MTVinR. Plana for the year
will be dKnied and friend are
invited to attend. Mrn. Warren
Shrake i club preaident.
Sannrlde Frank 7-inn wan
rt-electel president of the com
numity club. H. A. Grctn, vice
president; Mr. N. F. Craig., aec-n-tary-treuiiier;
executive com
mittee. Jo Graham. Mra. Dudley
Taylor, Mr !,. liuhop. Mr.
Henry Felltr. A quii preram
with children f the primary room
wa followetl by a nx-liil hour.
iYwdbaril I'tdiea' Aid of Im
rriutuHl Itithcran church will meet
nil dy ThufMlay. Iloatexre will
lie Mr Oacar (Htrom. Mra. E.
Ilrrnuiiifun and Mra. J. Ramlo.
Lutheran IHiuchters of the Refor
mation will meet at Zoar church
in C'anbv Sunday with iwaiona at
2 30 and 5 30 p m.
Foajr Cmrer Mcmbera of the
Hukev Ciitriten club are aolicitinc
the ditrit for the Community
Cheat. Thine not olicited are auk -el
tu get in touch with Mr.
Oliver Hickman, Rickey Garden
club preaidrpt anl ahe will have
a jwuijker cll.
Mlvertan FJder A. I. Beaaley
ia the new leader of Seventh Day
Advetitut local diatrict. lie will
continue to live near Oregon City
and replace Flder William Ring,
rallvd to Fugene to aaait in evan
Kciifttic work.
WawvJbum The American Le
gion auxiliary will meet Wedne
day, October 9, at 8 p.m. Moth
era, aiatera and wlvea f Ameri
can Legit 4i members are invited
to attend. '
Kelaer Ronald E. Jonea, state
lirttlclrnt. vill attend the meet
ing of the Keier Farmers Union
Wednesday n-tght. Cctoler 9 at
Quinaby lall, Jonea will apeak.
New Poliecmaii
Is Aiiiioiineetl
SILVERTON. Oct. 1 John
ni f.-mfrly with the Val
ley, Farmers Co-op, haa Uiken the
. .. -ix,. y ,.oiictf joo oil the lo
cal force. Changes havet-ben tu
merouft in recent month - Lat
winter Al Amo, Victor Grpss-
nickle and George Fiedler . were
local police officer.! Fiedler $ re
signed and E. W. O lJrian took hi
place. In mid-ummer Grwanickle
became ill and S. A; Pitney, for
mer contable of the Silvefton
district filled in for him. J t
Amo resigned in September and
J. C. Fowler was hirtd to take his
place, and OTJrian was out as of
Oc tober 1. f I I
The regular police force ow
includea Victor Gro.nickles Who
i till on aick leave but will re
turn toon; Fowler and Pitney, vvho
wa mo veil up frim special police,
with Dickenson a the pef'lal of
ficer tintil Gnmsnickle rcturnf.
Siliertoii Library
Shows Big Increase
SILVERTON. Oci 7 Circula
tion in September waa up by al-
moat 20O over that In Augiist, the
library report to the city council
ahowed. Circulation for Septem
ber was 1020. coming mostly in
the latter part of the months fol
lowing the opening of school, and
ceation of much of the harvent
work. j ' ; f
Only nine new borrower regis
tercet during September, 27 books
weie added by gift; and purcha.e
and 99 were removed from circu
lation. Donors during September
were Mrs. E. R. Boyd, Mrs, Will
iam Scarth. Mr. arid Mrs. 111. II.
Latham. Mr. and f "Mrs. i Walter
Geren. Mrs. Will Kitchens. Misa
Olga Johnaon. Dr. and Mrs. C. W
Kecne. Dr. and. Mr;. R. t Klein-
roge, Mi uetty rv(einorge; i Mr.
F. J. Roubal. Mr.f and Mrs. F.
Glenn McDonald. Mr. and Mra.
Loyall BeaU, Mra. W. L. ?McGin
aia, Mrs. R, A. McClanatbfini Al
vis DeGuire, Mra. f.. P. McNeer,
Mra; George Chrlatenaon ind Mrs.
O. i. Lee. I :
Disability No Bar to Their Full-Time Jobs
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ML Angel Donald Zollner
drove to Toledo to apent the week
end with friends there. 1
rnUn Hill Mr. and Mra. A.
L. Koatenborder are visiting in
Washington. Mr.' and Mrs. W. M.
Tat are on a hunting j trip in
eastern Oregon. ;
1'nlon Hill The Woman's club
will meet with Mrs. Johnston for
its firat fall meeting. M. Henry
Peters is president; S i
Four Corners j Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Stewart and; Jim rlrove to
tmgview Sunday j for a Luther
League rally at Redeemer church
there. i'
The full time, regular jobs performed by the two disabled men pictured above exemplify employment
for handicapped persons which Is being stressed this week In the Nalem area In conjunction with the
nationwide "Employ the Physically Handicapped Week." David W. Porter, 356 Union st.. Is shown
at left checking parts And accessories la the parts department of Ilerrall-Owens garage. 235 K. Com
mercial si. Loss of an eye while serving with the 40th Infantry: during the .Philippine campaign has
not kept him from earning a comfortable living. Nor did faring a life In which he would be unable
to walk deter Russell Kmlth, Jr (right) 226 Gerth ave.. West Salem, from learning to make his
own way. Through the state rehabilitation department Smith trained eight months as an apprenire
watchmaker In Albany, then set up his own shop In West Salem nine years ago. Today he employ
two other men besides working from his own wheel ehalr. Is married and has a new home. (Photos
by Don Dill, Statesman staff protographer).
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er, Mfa Gladys Cage. Officer
elected! are. president, Carroll Hil
fikcr; j vice-president, Janice
Scharfj secret ury, Jonn Scharf;
yell lewder, Shirley I'uge; report
er, YVonne Goode.
Meejihgs will be held every
two Week at the home of the
various membera. The next meet
ing will be with Janice and Joan
Scharf October 14.
Richard IIeHe1 Visit
With Ml. Angel Fumily
MT. ANGEL Sgt. nd Mrs.
Richard J. Heaael and infant son
of Ft. Lewi apent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mr.
Joseph Hessell, relatives and
friends. I
Sergeant Heaael was discharged
a year ago after six year In the
army, several years of which was
Fluorescent,
Commercial and
Industrial
Lighting Fixtures
For Immediate Delivery
Salem Lighting
and Appliance Co.
Temporary Location,
255 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore.
Phone t412
spent in the Pacific. He recently
re-enlifted at San Francico and
was assigned to Fort Lewi.
Stigurlraa Cooker Chili
Formed in Middle Crove
MIDDLE GROVE Sugarless
Cookers 4-11 club was organized
Thursday at the home of the lesd-
The) StoUaman, Solom. Pro., Wodnesdoy. October 3, 1348 3
Peilee Teachers
(iuests of VVA
PEDFE Firat ITA meeting
Wkx a reception lor ttii Icuchicis
Friday. Officeis iiie Mm. Jack!
WcN. president: -U. Cilin Krl- !
WHitls. ice pieaident;' Mis. Clin-i
tort Ruitcr, secretary and tieas-j
tirfr. i.
Committee chairmen named! by i
the preKident arc: nnnilieihip.
Mfs. Klton Zuvcr; aludy club, Mrs.
Jack Well.; program. Mr. Glen
Edward: bnd.Ket, Mr. Clinton
Ruiter; magazine, Mi. William
Condron; publicity, Mr. J. W.
McCormack; liopitality, Mr.
Gordon Murphy; historian and
record Inxik, Mr. aiiil Mr. Eldon
Cte.
The movie projector nl pulilte
uddiesh ayatcni have -in 1 1 cd and
will be installed stn1u The pro
Ked budKet wa adopt'l. J.
Urown of Salem . poke on tlu
basic school Mippoit bill.
jThe primary-room .won the. at
tendance prize- for having 1 the
largot number of parent present
and will keep the two live turtle
for the next month.
IThe radio Mudy club meet 'Oc
tober 30 with Mrs. J. W. Mi-format
k. A gift was preacnted to
Mr. Elton Zuver for her work a
president lat year and the teach
ers were given corsages. Donothy
Price and Mra. Jack Wells played
piano duct a part of the pro
gram Mr. -Glen Edward waa in
charge of refreshment.
The Fir 'Grove xhool atarted
October 7 with eleven pupilaL In
ability to secure a teacher caused
the delay. Mrs. Bev Frear, a resi
dent of the district, .will be the
teacher.
Liberty Woman Club j
HatTea for Teacher
LIBERTY FirTT" f.Il meeting
of the Liberty Woman's club ws
held on October, 3 at the Community-
hull Mr. Corinre HampU-n
-iike on the borne Extension unit
proeram. j
Tea wa served in honor of the
new teachers of -'.-the Liberty
school, also the new w omen of At.
community who were guests of the
club. i i
HulKiiiic
to man by
plague is
fleas from
transmitted
rodent". i
All Ilelal
wm
liMUDbliiii)
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Welded tubular con
struction.' R u b b e r
t ire si.. Handy fur
farm or warehou.-.
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TO MARION COUNTY VOTERS OUTSIDE SALEM:
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Fat PUDeal Fees
Attract Promoters
like Bees to Honey
Promoters and politicians are asking you
to vote for the PUD measure on the ballot
November 5. Why are they so anxious?
Here's the reason : a
One promoter already has collected over
a million dollars in bond fees from PUDeals
FEES
in Nebraska, and now is after his second
tnillion from similar deals in the State of
Washington. Apparently PUD promoters
now think Oregon is Iripe for picking.
This same promoter blandly admitted to
an investigating 'committee in the federal
congress that the PUDeal is a "big gamble.
The trouble is, it's a gamble with the risks
all on the public's side a gamble in which
PUD promoters and politicians seek to en
rich themselves from! the public tax-trough.
The electric consumer arfd the taxpayer, of
course, pay through the nose.
THE CARDS ARE STACKED
Examine the "five cards' below which the PUDeal promoters are trying to slip the
public from the bottom of the deck. And remember, in this sorfof game, you can't draw
new cards for ONCE YOU'RE IN A PUD YOU CAN'T GET OUT!
f. Cra ml m Maw raua-Xevyfcf sWy. The PUD
sets up a new tax-U vying agency with powers to
assess new taxes without your further vote.
the
fmthttml Msvomss
Promoters are In
gravy when they get the public to bite on
their PUD schemes. In the State of Washington
PUDS have milked $2,552,809 of taxtt from
the suffering public.
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. LUm rr vrty. Under the law;
PUD can use its taking power to electioneer for
general obligation bonds up to $2,720,000 liene
on your property. !
4. IW Umm mm fmwr gtartWs BHh The PUD
can tax you, and then electioneer for any mmomni
of revenue bonds-f lienj on your electhe bills.
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J. Wfafcar PUDaef . Omty two PUDS now sell electricity in Oregon.
Both charge higher rulti than Marion County citizens now pay for PCE-
BonncvilM electricity.
CIGCP
rjwAir you
NAVE
1. lw-t Bonneville Power.
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2. Lecol, non-peJiHcnl management of your electric system.
3. Regulation of electric rate and limitation of profits by
ywvr own store government.
VOTE 319 1 M
Aga'mst the PUD Gambler New,
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