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Ci C1.85;QnOiII32.620iIZ3e.O$574.9l; Ll nQ 1 Q$OlOccCC3;lerieC3 D Silverlon Women Plan For Trinity Ham Dinner KILVERJON Trinity Ladies Aid firrt bazaar and public din war in some yean will be October 17 at the church social rooms. Nettie Hattenberg is president , The bazaar will be held the afternoon and evening with the tain dinner served 5 to 7 p. in. lira. Martin Hatteberg is chair man of the committee. Assisting will be Mrs. Henry Erlcksen, Mrs. J. K. Fuhr, Mrs. Adolph Haugen, Mrs. OIous Moen, Mrs. Edwin Hatteberg, Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs. J. C. Larson. Proceeds of the dinner and ba zaar will go toward improving the church property. Mrs. Martin Hatteberg enter tained members of her committee Monday afternoon when plans Were completed and a social hour enjoyed. EAD QUARTERS FOB Wills Hhsic Store 432 Stat Phone 4959 Saul Janx. Owner Teen-Agers By Green Valley Creamery i - - " i . Tea know Sis, I might grow up te be a delinquent If Mom don't start at GREEN VALLEY ICE CREAM." : - Swede First of three 4-H clubs planned for Swegle school was organized this last week, Mrs. Daniel Casey will lead. Officers elected are president, Nancy Jo Jayne; vice president, Wanda Ken nedy; secretary, Alan J. Carey. Other members are Loma Wilson, Shirley LaFlemme, Shirley Brown, Louis Straw, Kenneth Hest, Terry Shepherd, Arnold Hoffman and John Gilman. Gervais Mrs. Gertrude Berning and sons who have owned and operated the "Lone Fir" dairy serving this community several years have sold to the Dairy Co operative association, Salem dis tributors of Mayflower milk. Aurora Pythian Sisters will give a turkey dinner Saturday night, October 18, in the KP hall. Brush College Mrs. Mike Focht, route 1, box 225, will be hostess Thursday, October 9, at 2 p. m. for the Brush College Helpers club. Aurora First fall meeting of the Aurora Woman's club will be held Wednesday, October 8, at the home of Mrs.' L. G. Giesy. Host esses will be Mrs. John Kraus, Mrs. Ida Black, Mrs. Norman Yergen and Mrs. Ralph Bair. Meeting Is called for 2 p. m. Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bouson are in Minneapolis visiting his sisters for two weeks. W. Ray Heltzler drove to Minnesota to bring Mrs. Heltzler, home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. J. J. Mueller In St. Cloud and her brother, P. J. Rock and two daugh ters in Minneapolis. Monmouth Ava B. Milliam, dean of school of home econom ics, will be the speaker at the Mon mouth Civic club Thursday, Oc tober 9, at the city hall club rooms. She will discuss China where she spent some time several years ago. Gervais Mrs. Irene Cutsforth has been removed from a conval escent home in Hubbard to the Silverton hospital and is in a very weakened condition. -Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Porter McFarland have returned from a five weeks' trip to California which took them to Los Angeles and Riv erside where they were joined by their son, Fred (Packy) of Salem, with whom they returned Satur day. Gervais The special election Saturday, the $5,000 bond Issue, was approved for the building of a fire house. Less than a 50 per cent vote was cast Hayesvllle Missionary Circle met with Mrs. John Broer, Mrs, Shipley assisting, Friday night Speaker was Rev. Taylor, recent ly returned from Africa. Mrs. Wayne Powers was elected presi dent; Mrs. Ronald Hall, vice pres ident; Mrs. Jack Van Cleave, re elected secretary-treasurer. Meet ings will be held each first Friday of each month at 7:45 in the base ment of the new church building. Union Hill The Union Hill Woman's club meets Thursday, October 16. with Mrs. 5n John ston for the first meeting of the laii. Union Hill Mr. and Mrs. Roy King are on a trip of several weeks that will take them through Yellowstone National park, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Cali fornia. KeUer Cub Pack committee meeting will be held Friday night uctooer JO at Gordon Gettis. Union Hill The Younff Gran ers met Saturday night at the orange nan. Robert Humphreys the president. m m mm gal Our Mercury-trained repairmen make rumpled fenders, damaged bodies look as good as new. Mercury factory colors re carefully and skillfully matched. Small nicks and breaks In the finish can grow worse as rust attacks the exposed metaL Protect your car's value with our expert Mercury refinishing service. See tis for better, faster repaint job. Old paint carefully removed . . . .high-quality enamel finish applied over durable undercoat. WARNER MOTOR CO. 430 North Commercial Phone 7249 Haresvllle Thursday mem bers of the Girl Scout committee met with Mrs. Galen Siddall, leader, to discuss plans for the coming year. Gervais Mrs. A. M. Sauter and Mrs. D. Col son of Portland spent the weekend with their sis ter, Mrs. R. S. Marshall. Swegle Howard Mendennall, brother of Mrs. Frank Tappen, has I Just been discharged from the navy. He arrived Friday from San Francisco. He had been stationed at pearl Harbor for the last 18 months. Silverton Waldo Hills Com munity club opens its winter sea son Friday night at the commun ity hall with a program and re freshments served at its close. Kelzer C. C. Cole of the State Agricultural department will be the speaker at the Grange fair and booster night October 9 at 8 p.- m. program. Gervais Milton St. John, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. St John and 1947 graduate of Gervais Union High school has enlisted for three years in the army air corps and reported at McChord Field, Wash. He will be sent to San Antonio, Texas for basic training after which he will study in the school of airplane engineering and mechanics. Bethel Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bahnsen had as their guests during the week end his cousin, Mrs. Florence King and her daugh ters Esther and Pearl of Portland. Additional guests at dinner on Sunday were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Chapman and daughter Linda. Union Hill' First fall meeting of the Extension unit will be held with Mrs. Floyd Fox Tuesday, Oc tober 21sht, 10:30 a. m.. "Pres sure Saucepans" is the subject. REe4MSs D For Thanksgiving ROSEDALE Mrs. Ie Fred rickson entertained Friday with a venison dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Roan, former residents, furnished the venison. Other guests were Mrs. Frederickson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, visit ing from the coast. Visiting at the Oscar Browns this week end was her sister and family, Mr. . and Mrs. Will Mc Gee of Scotts Mills. Guests of "the Ed Caldwell Sunday were her si?ler, Dorothy Smith of Tillamook and nephew, Vernon Smith, of Eugene. Women's Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Ben Sparks for an all-day meeting Thursday, Oc tober 9. Covered dish lunch to be served at noon. Community club met for its regular meeting Saturday night. A project has been started to buy folding chairs for the school house, money to be raised through club activities of "future meetings. Mrs. Albert Brownlee was appointed chairman for the annual Thanks giving dinner to be held at the next meeting. Paper Clip Injures Eye, Boy in Hospital SILVERTON Gary Van Gorder, 13-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Pilger is at a Portland hospital under care in an effort to save his eye injured with a paper clip. The accident happened in the basement of the city hall when a group of news boys were x having a paper clip battle. Infection has developed in the injured eye but hope is held out for saving the sight of one eye and probably both. Hop Pickers Reading Books, Library Reports SILVERTON Hop picking was reflected in the low circulating at the Silverton public library in early September' which kept the month's total down to 653, the re port submitted to the city council Monday night showed. However, circulation has picked up rapidly in recent days and is nearly up to normal again- for this season of the year. Only seven readers were reg istered, 23 new books acquired by purchases and donation and 63 withdrawn from circulation. Donors during the month were Mrs. W. L. McGinnis, Mrs. R. E. Dullum, Mrs. Ray Laux, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. McCannel, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pritzlaff, Mr. and Mrs. Loyall Beals, Mr. and Mrs. Scett McPike, Mrs. George Chrlstensn, Mrs. Milton Thostrud, Mrs. Harry Buckley, Olga Johnson, Dr. Frank B. Kistner of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Latham, Dr. and Mrs. Ci W. Keene, Mrs. M. Weaver, Mrs. William Scarth, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Preston, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Kleinsorge, Mrs. Clay Allan, Elizabeth Kleinsorge, Elsie Rislov, Mr. and Mrs. F. Glenn McDonald. Polk Basic School Funds Distributed DALLAS Other school dis tricts which will share in the basic school fund according to figures released from the county super intendent's . office include: Zena, $573.70; Orchard View, $1264.61; Eola, $1723.39; Red Prairie, $855.84; Bridgeport, $550.; Fern, $616.82; Ballston (Joint), $1890.93; Salt Creek, $570.20; Parker, $259.80; Orchard, 644.; Airlie, $998.95; Bethel, $1988.93; Polk Station, $522.45; Oak Grove, $596.20; H o p vi 1 1 e. $2,207.77; Gooseneck. $587.06; Gold Creek, $710.50; Oakpoint, $1247.; Wild- $481,20; Black Rock, $342.59; Li berty, $673.52; Pioneer, $468 Je; - Cherry Grove, $212.11; Oakhuret, izjj.dz: muuiiuin v iew. lujuj Brush College, $1995.52; Buena Vista. $1537.91; Buell, $605.30; Spring Valley, $574.30; Popcorn, $751.68; Upper Salt Creek, $179.20; $514 80; Suver, $1193.12; McTim monds Valley, $183.85; Green wood. $593.10; Fir Grove, $597.44; Highland, $293.50; O a k d a 1 e, h i The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. 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