Valley Briefs
P ratlin , Commun ity . club
iwrts Friday, April 18, at school
: bouse. Lender Brother of Salem
will show scenic films at 8 p.m.
bur nf meeting will follow.
, 'Fr.tUaaa' Mr. and Mm. Arn
' ld Aarerude have named thelf
son, born April 3, William Char
les. They also have an older ton,
Bobby, and a daughter, Janet:
Tarner -i Mrs. Art Kirchrier .. of
Salem arid Mrs. Ben WTpper have
turned from a vacation in Myr
tle CreeJc where they visited their
sister Mrs. Gordon Sheaf fer and
family. : " - "- .
"' Jeffersea Construction of the
new dial telephone o f f ie e on
Church street is underway with
four men working. Foundation for
the building is completed for the
zi loot concrete diocis. anu
frame building.
Ha-esville At a party given
last night by the Henry Barnets
plans were announced for a pub
lic ground breaking ceremony at
3:30 pjn. Sunday. The Rev, Lloyd
Anderson of Salem First Baptist
church will officiate. Plans have
been completed for a new church
on the site of the old one that
burned down several years ago.
Lyaas. The Women's club,
meeting at the clubhouse Thurs
day, elected Mrs. George Huff
man president: Mrs. Floyd Bas
sett; vice president; Mrs. Clyde
Bressler, secretary-treasurer. Del-
LyM Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Vaughn of Portland and Fred
Vaughn of Salem were guests of
the Clyde Lewises Sunday. Mrs.
Haisy Johnston, Mrs. Clyde Bress
er and Elmer Hiatt visited the
Joe Weutmans in AumsvilleMon.
day. Weutmen is canvalescing
from a major operation. -
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There's plenty , to do this' V
" week in the Northwest
Roam down any compass
point, on almost any day, .,
and youH find a wealth of .
events that will make those
" regular scenic tours- more
interesting; and jnore edu-' .
catkmaL If you're looking
for a placer to go, perhaps
one of these events will add
interest to your travels.
.,, CENTRAL WASHING
' TON MUSIC FESTIVAL
I Etferoburg, Washington,
I 'April 18 ,." i :-v.,
Approximately 900 high
school contestants will
. participate in this annual
event, ;'"- -':". v.;;''.-" "
i 4-h club stock
; show ' -.
' Odessa, Washington,
! April 19 .
' Young farmers will partici- .
: pate in the eighth stock -
show of this typesince
1940.
HUNTOON SKI
HANDICAP
ML Baker, Washington,
April 20
BROWN SWISS SALE
Centralia, Washington, ?
April 22
Sponsored by the Brown
Swiss Breeders Associa
tion. Cattle to be sold at
this sale are picked ''from
quality herds throughout
th North and Mid-west. .
SPRING FESTIVAL
McMinnville, Oregon;
April 22 V
IDAHO STATE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE CONV.
Boise, Idaho, April 17-18
Youll find plenty, of fun
-and interest wherever you.
go. For extra enjoyment
along the way, we'd like to
suggest a tankful of the
sew Richfield higher oc
tane gasoline.
SUMMTXSK1CL0
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North Kantian Mrs, . Kaiser
and her Cub Scout troop attend
ed the scout circus at Salem Sat
urday. Cubs going were Donald
Keiser, Teddy Hendron,1 " Glen
Hatch, James McKaskey, Richard
and James Bethell.
Detroit A spit bull bruled
David Bray's eye 1 so severely
Thursday that he was taken to an
oculist in Salem.
Detroit --lMrs.5 Harold Pugh
and her daughter Joan of Bend
visited Pugh here Sunday where
he works at - Arthur's cafe.
Bethany -i- Mrs. Steward Mc
Clure, who has taught in Bethany
school for several years, has re
signed and will attend Mt. Angel
normal next fall. Mrs. D. Wolfard
will teach in herplace.
1
Detroit Reception " for the
teachers will be given Friday,
April 18, at 8 p.m., by the Detroit
Woman's Civic club, to which
parents, members of the school
board and the husband of club
members are invited.
, Lyons;-- JMr. and Mrs. W,, M.
Talbott and daughter Wilma of
Grand Ronde visited Sunday at
the Loren Chamberlains. Mrs,
Talbott is a daughter of Mrs.'
Chamberlain. ' ' -
SfolU MUU Shirley Strauser,
who has been at the Sllverton
hospital for treatment, returned
home this week.
Brush Creek Mr. and Mrs.
Russet J. Harris returned here
following "their' marriage $t the
Salem Baptist church. Mrs. Har
ris is the - former , Mrs. Lucinda
Brown of Si 1 vert on. Harris is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harris
of Salem and will continue teach
ing in Salem but will live on his
Brush Creek ranch. '
Bethany ,Bethany circle of
Immanuel " Lutheran church met
Wednesday with Mrs. Anton DahL
, Brush Creek Mrs. Fred Krug
of Silverton has been staying
with her son and daughter-in-law,
the Lyle Krugs, here since
her husband's death.
Post Selects
Beaver .Boys'
State Delegates
Boyg whom American Legion
post 138 will send to Beaver
Boys' state this summer were an
nounced Tuesday night by the
post, which also nominated off i-
Deu-oit - Perry (Butch) Fry,
son of the Perry Frys, has been
ill for a week.
Union Hill Annual party of
Union Hill Woman's club will be
held at the Earnest Speeds home
Saturday night, April 19. It is
for members and their families.
Froitland The Rev. and Mrs.
Harvey de Vries and Lynda Jean
of Sheridan visited Fruitland and
Pratum relatives Monday.
North Santlam Home Ex ten -tion
unit meets Friday, April 18
with Mrs. Leland Keithely at 11
am.'. No host luncheon at noon.
Great New Savings on
j Thai. Spring Wardrobe! I
It ss? m ;
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All Henri 1 - r One Group I f
Bendel - I of I I
Cosmetics- II ! Fabric Gloves I f
V and Soaps J J Val. to $1.98 I
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The Capital's
cers at Its meeting. Twelve new
members were inducted by the
post and 18 by the auxiliary.
The Salem high school students
choen, all of whom have accept
ed, are James Girfgrick, 53d N.
Summer t.; Jack Brook. 10 Ev
ergreen ave.; WMHm ( FannacM,
1090 N. 18th ft.; Carl Bench, 965
N. Capitol t., according to Post
Commander Tyrone Gillespie".
The post made plans for its
Saturday night party at the Le
gion hall, for. all Salem -Legionnaires
and their guestsj
Kenneth Schomaker.j member
of the post, - was announced as a
new member of the state veterans
apprenticeship . council. Lloyd
Ambrose was. presented) a combi
nation radio-phonograph for se
curing the mo5t new memberships
in the March contest.
Nominations made Tuesday for elec
tion May were: Commander. Chester
Frits. Irving E. Brown. Robert Brady
and Wayne Perdue: . first S vice com
mander. Carl Crelder: econd vice
commander. Homer Smith. Jr.. and Lr
Beard: adjutant. Harrison.lKin; judge
advocate. Sam Harbison: service offi
cer. Jorepti Devers: finance officer,
Fred Remington: quartermaster. Theo
dore Ullakko: serpeant at arms, Uoyd
Ambrose: chaplain, the Rev. Lewis
Style Center-Court and Liberty
FBIOffieial
Addresses
Rotary Club
Juvenile delinquency is not
new. but was known in the days
of the Napolenic wars, Howard
I. Bobbin, oPrtland Rotarian and
officer in charge of the Port
land FBI office, told Salem Ro
tarian Wednesday.
Sixty two per cent of the cri
minals are repeaters and the
bureau has : on file finger prints
of six million criminals. With
speedier forms of transportation
the time is approaching when offi
cers will work on- an international
scale, Bobbitt predicted.
Mrs. H. J. Thomas sang two
solos for the musical feature of
White: executive committee. Tyrona
Gillespie. Dow LoveU. Chariea Clark.
William Snvder. Jack Sullivan. Coburn
Grabenhorst. Martin Mockford, Jack
Wt kins. Ed Khppert. Robert Trwin.
Clinton Stand ish. Walter Wood. Wayn
Doughton. George Glier and Jo
DiFiltppt
The Statesman. Sdlern. Oregon.
the program. Robert Goffricr..
vice prident of S a 1 e m high
. ...... : t i
school student body, was intro-
duced as the Rotarian of the!
month by James Nicholson, r-l
Uring high school 'Rotarian. '
c'"i
of the nominating committee by
R. L. Elf strom. Others .nominated
were Harry Johnson, Chester
Luther and Dr. W. J. Stone for
vice president; L. O- Arens and
Loring -Grier, treasurer; Coburn
Grabenhorst. Harris Lictz, Win
stanjey Jenks and Paul : Bales,
directors. "
INSPECTOR APPOINTED '
Appointment of -Alvin W.
Abrams, Huntington, as.: deputy
brand inspector' with assignment
to the North Portland stockyards
was announced Wednesday by M.
E. Knickerbocker, chief of the
animal industry .division, state
agricultural department. :
Thursday April 17, 19473
HAZEL. GREEN TROOP SET
, A hw Boy Scout unu. troop
57, sponsored by the- Hazel Green
community cJub WM fornwd thlf
weej( an begin regular
weekly meeting Friday in tN
Haxfl Green school house. .A. J.
Rickard, Otis wuuips, J. l- c-
Donald, W. H. Rossow and Pat
Bryant All are of route 7, Salem.
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