'Vsnflfley DBirnefe
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Tnnter Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Oswold have purchased s
farm near Mehama. Mrs. Ed Tan
ner who ha been renting the
farm ii now in California.
SUvrrUn Born at Silverton
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Yeilding, October 6, a son; to Mr.
and Mrs. Merlin Brenneman, son,
October 6; to Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
Shoptaufh of Woodburn, a son,1
October 7.
Central Howell Mrs. D. A.
Steffen spent several days In
Portland this week with her
daughter, Joyce, who was oper
ated on for appendicitis Monday.
She was progressing satisfactor
ily at last report.
6llvcrtn Mr. Clifford Cal
kins, president. Is announcing
that the Junior Woman's Guild of
the First Christian church will
give a Sunday pageant October 26
at the church. The pageant will
exemplify the relation of litera
ture to the church program.
Gerrab Mrs. T. B. Messick of
Scott City. Kan., and Mrs. Oscar
Smith of Healy, Kan., arrived by
train Friday to visit their sister,
Mrs. Harry Phillips.
Ff dee Mrs. P. M. Ritner is a
patient at the Salem General hos
pital where he underwent major
surgery Wednesday.
Gervals Lawrence M. Jorgen
sen, A. M. 2c, naval air corps,
utn nf Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jor-
gensen, has been discharged from
the Alameda naval air base. He
spent five years in service, spend
ing time at Pensacola. Fla.. Ha
waiian islands and air bases in
California.
Fedee Herman Amos and the
McKibben brothers of Airlie are
rounding up the last of their sev
eral hundred head of cattle pas
tured on Camp Adair area. Ar
thur Clark is helping them.
Middle Grove Mrs. Lee Dow
spent the past week visiting her
daughter and son of Portland and
Longview, respectively.
Turner Mr, and Mrs. Leo
Klokstad have purchased the
place recently vacated by the
Louis Petersen family. They will
move as soon as the remodeling
is completed.
Middle Grove Local students
enrolled in Salem academy, West
Salem, which opened Monday, are
Marilyn Frame, Carol Schmidt,
Patey Keppenger, Lois Proudfit,
Elvin and Wayne Goode and John
Biles.
Don't Forgot to
"DINT AND DANCE"
at "CLUB TUMBLE INN
2 mL N. Albany. Best Foods
sorred all eve. "Lawrence's
Orch." S pieces.
Every Sat. Night
Gervals Stanley DeJardin Is
chairman of the local Community
Chest drive which is composed of
the six school districts in the
Union high school, the quota be
ing $800. His corps of forty so
licitors began their drive Mon
day and in the evening were
treated to sandwiches and coffee
at the Sacred Heart parish hall.
They completed their one day
drive with a collection of $483.
Turner Mrs. Joe Brown has
returned home after spending
several days at Breitenbush
Springs. Her daughter from Port
land is visiting here.
A
DANCE
Tonight
. Sloper Hall
Independence
With Joe Lane & His
Oregon Play-Boys ,
Willamette Valley's
Top iWestcrn Band
Sponsored by
American Legion
OPEIIIIIG
DAIICE
Oct 11
Canyon Iloon
Dance Hall
i DotrolL Oreaoa
Claud Bird Orchestra
Dane Trr following
Saturday night
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Schools in Holland
Hubbard PTA Subject
HUBBARD The local Parent-
Teachers association held the first
fall meeting Monday. First and
second grade won the attendance
banner for having the most par
ents present. Mrs. A. F. de Les
pinasse spoke on "The School
System in Holland." Mrs. J. O.
Russell played two of her own
compositions, "The Coming of
Spring" and -The Storm."
Room mothers were named and
Mrs. Clarence Friend, Mrs. Verl
Cochran and Mrs. Jerry Myers
were appointed on the refresh
merit committee.
Reception Held
For Aiinisville
School Faculty
AtlMSVILLE The PTA receD-
tinn fnr tho ncui ieachrr was well
attended. Mrs. Ed Holmquist was
In charge or the evening ann
Principal Roy Hough Introduced
the teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Nicholson
are the parents of a seven pound,
1Z ounce daughter, friscuia jean,
hnrn at the Deaconess hosDital
October (5. Paternal grandparents
are the Joe Nicholsons and tne
maternal grandparents are the
Luther Wrights.
Dean Hayes' right eye is being
treated after the end of a safety
match flew in it Monday.
LeRov Howard left Tuesday.
October 7, to report at Portland
where he is being sworn into tne
navy as a SKD 3rd class, the rat
Inff ho hflri whn he received his
discharge last May 30. His broth
er, William, is stationed at fcan
Diego with a rating of pharmacist
mate 1st class. Their mother i
Mrs. Maude Howard.
Old Tine Dance
Waltzes, Quadrilles, Paul
Jones, 2 and 3 Steps
Join tb Crowd and
Have Good Time
259 Conri Street
Every Saturday Night
orer Western Auto
Music by
PAUL W1NSLOWS
GANG
Publle Welcome
Hubbard Families Are
Hosts for Visitors
HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs
George Collins visited here Tues
day.
Verl Cochtan and Johnny My
ers went hunting Wednesday.
Mrs. Bob Stauffer and two
children are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry Beaver in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ross,
Milwaukie, en route to Burbank,
Calif., for the winter, were over
night guests of the Art Zehners,
Mrs. Ross Is - Mrs. Zehner's
mother.
Report on Europe
To Be Presented
Dr. H. Frederick 'of Portland,
who spent several yeurs In F.u
rope during the war, will speak
on "Can Europe Be Saved?" at
the first dinner meeting of the
Presbyterian Men's club, 9:20 p.m.
Tuesday, October 14, at the church.
Dr. Peters, professor of German
at Reed college, was educated in
Germany and England. During
1944 and 1945 he was with the
Office of Strategic Services in
England, France, Germany, Bel
gium, and Holland. Dr. Peters is
a linguist, journalist, and author of
"Invasion by Shortwave. Men's
club begins this winter season
with series of programs arranged
by the executive committee com
posed of C. W. Garrison, president;
Sam Harbison, vice president; Ar
thur B. Bates, secretary; Robert T.
Stanley, treasurer.
Silverton Lions Sell
Tickets for Big Game
SU.VKKTf)N TirkHe for tin-
Silverlon-Kt.'iyton foottmll game
here October 17 are on sale by
the Lions now. This will be the
first game under lights here for
many seasons, and one of the big
sports events in recent time,
members of; the club believe.
Jerry Gastineau, sports direc
tor for the high school, is mak
ing arrangements to handle a
large crowd. Extra bleachers will
be provided.
A mammoth student rally will
be held Thursday at 7 p. m. be
fore the game. The public Is in
vited to attend the rally.
The local Lions club is sending
a challenge group to Stayton
early next week in hopes of
creating added enthusiasm so that
a large group of Stayton rooters
will al.vo attend the game.
Amity RebekaliK Plan
Homecoming Oct. 21
AMITY Industry Rebtkah
lodge plans for the observance
of Homecoming October 21. A
covered dish dinner will be served
at 7 pf m. Btid a brief lodge ses
sion held at 0 p. in. followed by
a program. The IOOK kxlice mem
bers will be guei-ts and all Je
bekahs of the community are In
vited. , Donations of jellies, jam, fruit
and vegetables, are requested for
the IOOF home in Portland. The
lodge has received its consign
ment of ' Christmas greeting cards
and will se,ll them for the bene
fit of the lodge.
A Halloween party is sched
uled for October 31. Amity lodge
No. 67 and Neighbors of Wood
craft will be guests.
Recreational Flans
For Silverton Depend
Upon ('oiiimiinily r.ltffct
SII.VF.RTON A wicressful'
Community Chest campaign in
Silverton this season will mean
the launching of a full recreation
al program for the fust lime in
Imal history, Clifford Almquist,
head of the recreational associa
tion, says: Need for such a pro
gram has been felt for a long
time and various efforts have
been made to have it carried out,
he said.
It is the intention of the Sil
verton Recreational association
to engage full-time director to
be the organizer and coordina
tor of the formal and informal
recreational program for the city.
The budget committee of the
association, at its fall meeting,
made provisions for an office and
supplies necessary for the suc-i-estiful
function of uch a pro
gram. Plans are already in the
making for running basketball
leagues in town this winter.
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Silverton Guard Unit
Seeking Forty Recruits
SILVERTON Capt. E. L. Hen-
krl of the 162iul National Guard
Infantry irpoit 40 yuunK mrn
betwet-n the ugeg of 17 to 24 are
needed to bring the company up
to the required strength. The lull
strength of the local contingent
would bring the annual income
for the group up to S19.954.68.
The pay scale for each two
hour armory training period
would range from $2.50 for a pri
vate to $5.50 for master and first
sergeants.
A disastrous blight in 1943 wip
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duction.
The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Saturday. October 11 1947-4
Periee High School Wan
Student Body Election
I'KDKE Student bodv officers
elected at the high school are
Margaret Howard, president;
Helen Birched, vice president;
Murlene Condron. treasurer, and
Alma HucheU, secretary.
Dance Tonlghl!
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Weedrr's 14-Plecs Orchestra
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bday is lhe day!
lime is 10 this morning!
For the first of this year's hig Bug Bunny
Club liowx. There will he game, fun, and
cartoons galore, plus ...
This Week's Special Feature
Wallace Beery and
Hickey Rconey
la i "
'Slablemafes'
II H MM II II
.. WHOSE LOVE LETTERS SHOULD
HAVE BEEN MAILED IN ASBESTOS
ENVELOPES! ... WHOSE SISTER GOT HER
ENGAGED TO 5'MENAT ONE TIME!
t&y m ;:-A-"
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"RutV had to b a movie to that the
whole world could fall in love with the girl who rollicked
Broadway for 680 performances . panicked Chicago
for 13 months . . . and kept Los Angeles laughing for
40 wonderful weeks as a big stage hit!
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Elisabeth Taylor
George Murphy
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