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IS The Statesmen, Salem, Oregon. Sunday, May 11. 1947
Idanha Legion
Post Installs
IDANHA Officers of Idanha
Pert 141 and auxiliary were in
stalled May 2 at Vickers' hall.
Sal era Post 9 and auxiliary had
charge.
Officers installed were Com
mander Chet Cole; adjutant,
Qnincy Smith; 1st vice command
er and service officer, Charles
Stutz; 2nd vice commander,- Lee
llepson;"' finance officer, . Lyle
Oderman; chaplain, Henry Hei
bert; j historian, Arnold Snyder;
argeant-at-arms. Ralph Cole.
Auxiliary, president, Ruth Cole;
1st vice president, Christine Etter;
2nd vice president, Floy Storey;
treasurer, Thelma Smith; chap
lain, Freida Heibert, historian,
Pearl Geibier, secretary, Doris
Alien.
Oak Point Birthday
Observed Witty Dinner
OAK POINT ' Mr. and Mrs.
George" Knaupp entertained with
dinner party Saturday, honor
ing members of their family and
two neighbors on birthday anni
versaries of May 4 and 5. Hon
ored were Mrs. Knaupp, daugh
ter Mrs.- Wayne Stokey and grand
daughter Sheryl Stookey of Port
land, and neighbors Mrs. Edward
Taggart and L. H. Knowles. Other
guests were Cora Knowles, Mrs.
Lewis, Edward Taggart, Jerome
and Charles Taggart, Mary n
Stookey and George Knaupp.
Silver Falls Park
Restaurant to Open
SILVER FALLS STATE PARK
Silver Creek Lodge restaurant
will May 15, Roland Nohl
gren. manager, said Sunday. The
Snack Shack, formerly known as
the community lodge, near the
restaurant, opens May 10.
The lodge restaurant will, cater
to parties of diners as well as to
single and group parties. Grey line
bus tours has scheduled a loop
trip from Portland to the park.
Big attraction in the lodge proper
is the myrtle wood furniture.
Idanha Mrs. Ralph Cleveland
of Los Angeles hat been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Ray.
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Earl Miller New
Legion Post Head
STAYTON Election of officers
by Stayton post, American Legion
was held May 7.
Earl Miller was elected com
mander 'and officers who will
serve with him are Leonard Titus,
first vice commander; Blynn
Humphrys, second vice command
er; Robert K. Wood, adjutant;
John Lau, finance officer; Rod
ney Jelaca, sergeant-at-arms;
Frank Peabody, historian; George
R. Duncan, service officer; D.
George Cole, chaplain; Harry El
mer, Lyons; Arnold Zimmerman,
Sublimity; Frank Send, Scio; Neal
Dickman, West - Stayton; Paul
Riffe, Aumsville-Shaw; executive
committee
Earl Miller, Leonard Titus,
Charles V. Johnson, and Harry
Humphreys, were elected to rep
resent Stayton post at the state
convention in Portland June 26
28. Alternates are Harry Elmer,
John Christensen, Ernie Miller,
and Henry Deidrich.
Installation of officers will be
held Wednesday, June 4.
Strawberry Picking May
Start Two Weeks Early
SILVERTON HILLS, May 10
Strawberry picking in the Silver
ton Hills country, usually started
about June 1, will be underway
here by May 20, growers predict
ed this week. Shortage of pickers
is feared by some because school
will not be out. Some growers
expected the picking price will
be similar to that last year when
4Mt cents were paid with an ad-
Monmouth Observes
School Play Program
MONMOUTH Play day at
the elementary school Friday
started off with a parade of young
sters, costumed small children, on
foot, and older ones pn bicycles.
Parade ribbons went to May
Queen Carole F. Evans and court;
Suzanne Zimmerdahl and Roz
ella Horton; Ronald Partlow. a
chimney sweep; and Roger Van
Loon as a hobo. Judges were
Clara A. Trotter, Mrs. F. C. Mc-
Nelley .and F. J. Hill. ;
Games and social dancing fol-!
lowed, with a story hour for the
younge children, and a grand
finale of foot races with these
winners: boys 8th grade: Mel
vin Raymond;. 6th and 7th, Er
win Friesen, Loren Reid; Robert
Lytle, Marlin Reimer, Donald
Owens, Dick Mull, Ralph Sharp,
Wayne Bond, Kenneth Mcintosh.
Girls Charlene Tarter, Marie
Fletchmy, Barbara Bensoctcr,
Jeanne Davis, Laura Parisi, Janet
Comstock, Yvonne Mull. Mary Lu
Tartar, Lois Flaming, Mildred
Rawlins and Dorothy Niggli.
ditional cent bonus.
F. EL' Gilpatric is completing
three new pickers' cabins and
will need about 200 to harvest
his crop from the 45 acres.
RUGS & UPHOLSTERY
deemed and Moth Proofed
In Your Home
SALEM DURACLEAN
SERVICE
Phone 373S
Spring Valley F. B. Windsor
is on a two weeks vacation by air
plane to Lynbrook, New York,
where he is visiting his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. ' W. Anthony.
Clover dale Mrs. A. H Kunlte.
who has been ill the last six week,
has returned home "from Salem
where she had spent two weeks
Sister, Palma Fliflet of Salem, Is
with her this week.
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