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13Tho Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday. May 21, 1947 Mid-Willaiiieuc ValleyNewsw Mrhama Dr. David Jmih Fer guson of Mill City wilt give the commencement address at the Uehama high school May 20. His topic will b "The Blood Rusted Key," baxed on James Russell Lowell's The Crisis." Detroit Mr. and Mrs. John, Es ley visited her brother, Don Stahl man and family in Portland Sat urday. They also visited the zoo nd other places of interest. Be fore returning they visited hr brother, Alfred SUhlman, at Mill yasahmv IX M ALP1XE PARADISE Canfl & Lake Louise Put os top of the world, mist Hoamaia beasrr, at warla-taacaM Lake Looitc and Banff. Eajoy horw fcack riding tad biking, teanit, Salucf. Jaackg, irimauii is warn fresi OTKjacral pool. PUjf " mil , kif h golf oa Basft chuapionthip camel Tour ruit to lovely Lake Louuc aa4 sujesck Banff will t - aoforgettiblel Four trains lar Vmcniiiq daily. Be win makerail -ad bowl merratioDt aw. 424 S. W. fc,rf,,y, PonW ar yaw load ofi Monmoalh New officers for the Civic club are Mrs. Hattie Schweizer, president; - Mrs. Dixon, vice president; Mrs. tester Col gan, secretary; Mrs. Ben Johnson, treasurer. A garden-visiting, meet ing, with a progressive luncheon will be held in June to conclude this year's club year, with another garden visitation in August Mrs. G. L. Russell is retiring as pres ident after serving two years. ML Ansel Marguerite Gilles of ML Angel has signed contract to teach girls physical education in Hillsboro next year. During the summer she will assist in a recrea tional program for children, 6 to 15, at Hillsboro. After August 15 she will spend two weeks at her home here before returning to Hillsboro to teach. ML .Angel Mrs. Mae Heggie left Monday by train for SL Paul, Winn, for a week s vacation. She will attend the Catholic Press convention in SL PauL Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Pete Henrick of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stienhout, Jr., Saturday and Sunday. Franks and Henick are cousins. . SUver Falls State Park Mem. bers of Silverton Chamber of Commerce were here this week end looking over possibilities of having its May 27 dinner meeting at the lodge. Indications' were, members said, that the drran ce ment would be possible. Thousands or visitors were in the park Sun day, Brice DJIIabough, superinten dent, reported. Detroit Ben Charrier son of Mrs. Pete Hanson returned from the army May 18 and will be dis charged at Fort Lewis June 3. WANTED TO BUY! Doors and Plywood in carload lots. ANCHOR BAY Lumber Company East Shore Highway and Huntington A venae Richmond, California Swegla Gladys Dalkt Welty, one or me graduates of the class in nursing of the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland, Wednesday, May 22. it will be held in the Trinity, church. Planning to attend are ner parents. Air. and Mrs. Menno Dalkc, her brother, Rich ard, the family of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch welty, Mr. and Mn. Leon ard-Roth and Mr. and Mrs. Lu Singer. A reception will follow the exercises and is to be held in the Trinity parish : house. Mrs. Welty will enter the state hos pital in Salem June 1 for three months special training. Ankenq Mrs. Hattie McCarty returned Friday after a 10 days' rest at a Salem hospital. , ScotU Mills Strawberry pick ing started last week in a small way and heavy picking will get under way 'this week. However, growers report, that unless rain comes soon . the season will be short. Moisture is needed to de velop the later berries on the vines. Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tetze of Drain are visiting their daugh ter, Airs. Jack Laddusaw and family. ML Ansel Mr. and Mrs Charles Gilles and. Miss Margaret tiiUes will leave next Saturday for California where they will visit with SgL and Mrs. Gerald Worley. Mss. Werley is the for mer Lucille Gilles. . Detroit Lieut Verne Briggs of Roseburg visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schlador, Saturday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Schlador's sister, Mrs. Lulu Briggs and Mrs. Esther Arpke. Turner The section of the I OOF cemetery at Turner has set as clean-up day May 24. , Waldo Hills Mrs. Miles Otta way is chairman of the June 3 dinner of the Silverton Business and Professional Women's club at the formal Installation of officers. Dinner will be . served by the -Waldo - Hills Community club of which H. A. Barnes is president Lois Riches, a resident of here and a teacher, at Pratum, is a member of the club and served during the past year on its pro gram committee. Detroit Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Burt, Mrs. D. A. Cruise and Mrs. Rex Burt drove to Waldport Tues day for the graduation exercises of Delmar Burk, son of the D. H. Burts. . Fmitland The . Woman's cluh will meet the church annex on Thursday, May 22, at 2 p. m. The hostesses are Mrs. Nick Gerig, Mrs. Norman Gydesen and Mrs. Russel Thomas. Falls City Mrs. Laura Home spent a few days In Salem, .visit ing Dr. and Mrs, Kenneth Walters. TurnerIdeal Rrbekah elect ed Mrs. Harry Bin net l and Mrs. A. E,' Robertson delegates to Re bekah assembly in The Dalles May 22 to 24. Alternates are Mrs. Guy Chapman and Mrs. Bert Waller. Mrs. Harry Barnctt was recommended for district deputy president. Ankeny Home Economic club will meet with Mrs. Robert Beagle inursday, May 22. Four Corners The Rirkev Car dm club will meet Wednesday night with Mrs. S. II. Cable, Mrs. Floyd Boyington, assistant host ess. Special entertainment is planned. Mrs. Oliver Rickman will preside at the business meet ing. Interested friends of the com munity are invited. Walde Hills Willard Woman's club will hold its annual meeting Thursday at the Mrs. Miles Otta way's. Officers will be elected and plans for the June family picnic will be made. Mrs. Casper Oveross is retiring president and Mrs. Emmanuel Kellerhals, Jr, retir ing secretary. Idanha Lowell Norton received his discharge from the" U. S. ma rine corps May 6. Carl Burlong was discharged April 26. Brush Creek The annual community-school picnic will be beld May 31 at the school grounds. During the forenoon there will be a school- program and William Dettwyler, the only eighth grade graduate, will receive his certifi cate. Picnic dinner will be served at noon. Alice Jenson, president of the club, and her sister, Mrs. Martha Isaacson, who is the Brush Creek teacher, are direct ing plans for the day. Mrs. Isaccson plans to return here to teach next year and will attend summer school. Abiqua Miller cemetery asso ciation will. hold its anual busi ness meeting Friday at the ceme tery building. Charles Heinz is president and Mrs. Charles Hart man of Silverton has been secre tary for 24 years. Memorial serv ices will be held Sunday at 11 a. m. with the Silverton Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary in charge. From here the veterans will go to Scotts Mills for Me morial services at the Odd Fel lows cemetery in the afternoon. 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