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Weodbara Vote on the pro
posed consolidation of the Wood
burn and Bell Passl school dist
ricts has been set for Wednes
day, March 3. by the county
district boundary board, accord
ing to Dean Bishoprics, local
school board chairman. The bal
lot will be held at Lincoln
school for residents of the Wood
burn district and at the school
house in the Belle Passl area.
Two elections held a year ifo on
similar consolidation proposal
were both given a necative ma
jority by a slim margin.
Salens licit The Camp
Fire Girls of Salem Heights are
planning a progressive dinner to
be held Wednesday, February II.
Mi Roberta Sears is In charge
of the cocktails, Nancy Hagerman
of salad. Barbara McMullen main
course, and Mary Marggi, des
sert. The evening will be spent
in seeing movies about foreign
countries. This dinner la one of
the requirements in earning Camp
Fire birthday honors. Mrs. W. E.
Gardner is leader.
Salem Heights Mrs. John
Dougl.is wis honored with a
birthdsy dinner st the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Leslie Bate,
recently. Guests present were Mr.
and Mrs John Douglas, Mr. and
Mrs Earl Parker. Gina and Jer
ry. Mr and Mrs Carl Waddle and
Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kilber.
David. Steven and Bruce. Miss
Elsie Douglas. George Douglas
nd Mr. snd Mrs. D. D. Dotson.
Central Hewell Mrs. George
Plane and Mrs. Everett Mime
entertained members of the Nemo
club Wednesday at the Plane
home. Present were Mr. Clar
ence Simmons, Jr.. Mrs. Leonard
Roth, Mrs. Den Kuenzl. Mrs. Lee
Dow and Mrs. Harvey Lively.
The March meeting witl be at the
Ditchen residence.
Weedber-a The first Sunday
of Lent. February 1). will be
Mobilization day at St. Mary's
Epucopal church here with a cor
porate rommunlon at 11 a.m. for
all members of the local church
to pray for the peace of the
world. No early service will be
held Sunday but Sunday school
will be at 10 a.m. aa usuaL
Reberta The Roberts grange
will meet Monday at S p m. at
the grange hall. Members of Sil
verton grange will be entertained.
Weedb-sra Total "March of
Dunes" campaign figure for this
area is $83 CI, according to Wil
liam Mernott, chairman of the
Rotary club committee which
conducted the drive. The total
received here last year was
$C 11.27. Other members of the
committee conducting the cans.
paign . were Glenn A Goulet, Ed
Coman, J. Kelvin Ringo and
Perry Williams.
IadepeaJeeee Miss Edetha
Harwig, director of dormitories
at the Oregon College of Educa
uon, will be "guest speaker at
the Independence Woman's club,
February 17. Music will be pro
vided by Mrs. M. J. Butler. Mrs.
Nick Veriteeg will be- chairman.
Liberty The liberty exfen
ion unit will meet Thursday,
February It. at t aja. at ,the
grange hall. Eleanor Trindle will
demonstrate making footstools,
with Mrs. Floyd Blackmore and
Mrs. Florence Weaver as project
leaders. There will be a no-host
luncheon.
Orchard Heights Homer RodS
gers recently sold his residence
i to the Charles D. T ungates of
Salem and has purchased a place
near Eola. The Tungates are also
parents of a daughter born Tues
' day. February lftf They aLo have
it uiun ami miju uu(iun.
Sales Heights Mrs. Leona
Matlock is recovering satisfactor
ily at her home from an injury
received in an accident several
weeks sgo. Guests at the home
during the past week were Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Psnnell and Nora
Jean and Mary In of Portland.
Sales Heights Mrs. Harold
Bacon entertained members of
her bridge club at a dessert sup
per at her home on Ratclitf
drive Thursday evening. Extra
guest for the evening was Mrs.
Jasper Morgan.
West Sales All grangers and
friends are Invited to a family
party Tuesday at P-m. at the
West Salem city hall, to be spon
sored by the West Salem grange.
Refreshments will be served.
Fearers Clifford Sexton,
merchant marine, returned home
last week from a trip to China.
Orchard Height Mrs. Delia
Bushnell of Salem ia visiting this
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John
Simmons.
Weedbvra Mothers of "pre
school children interested in
forming" a kindergarten will meet
in the high school library at 4
p m. Monday to discuss organi
zation plans.
Ketser Mr. and Mrs. Jimmk
Muckridge have purchased the
Wagners house and moved it onto
the Muckridge property where
they pUn to build on and im
prove it.
gales Heights Miss Alice
Mathey, formerly living on Ewald
avenue, has moved into her new
home on Market road.
Two 4-H Clubs Are
Formed at Mill City
MILL CITY Seventh grade
4-H Health club was organized
February ff and officers are, pres
ident, Leroy Podhabsky; first vice
president. Patricia Wolverton;
second vice president, Richard
Kanoff; secretary, Betty Lou Cree;
recording secretary, Joan John
son: yell leaders, Arthur Haas
and Lyle Fleetwood; news report
er. Donna Jean Nelson; assistant
news reporter, Betsy Kriever; song
leader, Carol Ann Fisch; sergeant
at arms, Billy Shepherd and
Dickie Syverson; flag bearer, Don
ald Bates; chairmen of Round Ta
ble discussion, Gail Cruson and
Rose Kerber; pledge leader, Phil
lip Goble.
All pupils in the seventh grade
ate mmebers and Delia Alson,
teacher, is the leader, e
A 4-H club in -Child Care" was
organized Friday afternoon at
Mrs. Lowell Crees, who will be
the leader.
Officers are president. La Vetta
Powelson; vice president. Patricia
Cree; secretary-treasurer, Virgin
ia Timm; song leader, Bernice
Feaeck; yell leader. Phyllis Al
bright The club is open to girls of 12
years er more. Members will meet
every other Fridays until the 4-H
Cooking II club finishes its proj
ect and then every week.
Sflverton Physician
Will Take Long Rest
SILVERTON Dr. R- J. Van
Cleave and Mrs. Van Cleave have
announced that because of Dr.
Van Cleaves health he is dis
continuing his practice here tem
porarily. Dr. Van Cleave will be
confined to his bed for It months
for a rest cure under the care
of specialists. His associate. Dr.
N. L. Dodds, will be in charge
of the offices.
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Obituaries i
sirs. Sarah McKebb Brew .
CARLTON, Feb. 13 Strah Mc--lobb
Brown, wife of Frank
Brown, prominent Carlton farmer,
died in a Mc Minn vi lie hospital
Thursday following a short ill-
Surviving besides the widower
it a sister, Mrs. John Marr, 1213
H. 19th st, Salem.
Funeral services will- be held
from Macys funeral home at Mc
Minnvllle Monday at 1:30 pjn.
KaJph P. Nichols
LEBANON, Feb. 14 Funeral
services will be held Monday, 2
P-m. at Howe-Huston chapel, for
Ralph Percy Nichols. 49, who died
here Saturday of a heart ailment.
The Rev. Holly Jarvis will offi
ciate.
Born Jan. 11, 189t, he had been
a life-time Lebanon resident, and
a member of the Elks lodge
Survivors are the widow Glen
na; daughter, Wanda Lee; son,
Debbie of Lebanon; sisters, Mrs.
Edna Goe, Tacoma; Mrs. Crystal
Christenson, Lebanon; Mrs. Mary
Schram, Albany; Mrs. Hattie Blake
and Mrs. Leona Parry man and a
half-brother, Byron Nichols, all
of Salem.
Isaac Barns
AMITY Isaac Burns, farmer
for more than 50 years in this
community, died in a McMinn
ville hospital February 10. He ob
served his 86th birthday a week
before his death, on the farm
north of Amity.
Deceased was born in Ire
land. 1862. and was married in
the Emerald Isle in 1891. His wife,
Mary, nad one son. Charles A-.
preceded him in death.
Survivors are two sons. Isaac
of McMinnville route 1, and Jo
seph IL, on the farm north of
Amity; one brother. Patrick,
Portland; one sister, Annie Lovie,
Ireland; and four grandchildren,
Genevieve . of Portland, Robert,
Richard and Thomas Burns of
Amity.
Memorial services were held at
the chapel of Macy and Son Fun
eral home Friday and burial was
at Evergreen Memorial park.
Mr. Burns was a lifelong mem
ber of the Presbyterian church.
KC Anniversary Banquet
Is Planned at Sublimity
STAYTON Edward Molchen
buhr, supreme director of the
Knights of Columbus, will be the
honor guest at the 23th anniver
sary program of the Sublimity
KC council Sunday, February 29.
A city judge in San Francisco,
Molchenbuhr Is well -known
throughout the United States in
his work with the organization.
He will be principal speaker at
the banquet.
Members of Stay ton Catholic
Daughters of America will serve
the breakfast at the perish hall in
Sublimity.
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Born at the Dr. Law Maternity
hospital February 7, a daughter,
Jane Marie, weight 0 lbs, 14 or,
to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lee of Carl
ton. The little girl is their second
child. Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee of Amity.
Stay ton Office Man
Takes Job on Campus
STAYTON Accepting a posi
tion as supervisor of the tabulat
ing department for the state office
of the department of higher edu
cation, Robert K. Wood, office
manager for the Herrold-Philippi
Motor company here has resigned
and will begin the new work
March 1, at Oregon State college,
Corvallis.
Mrs. Wood and children will re
main here until a place to live has
been found in the college town.
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Silverton High School
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SILVERTON Queen of hearts
In the Silverton high school will
be announced Tuesday night be
tween halves at the basketball
game. Voting has been under way
during noon hours this week and
excitement is running high. Final
ists are Edythe Holland. Peggy
Uaelman, seniors; Mary Lou Usel
man and Gary Casey, juniors;
Martha Storreste and Janice Her .
igstad, sophomores, and Sonia
Nohlgren and Georgia Anderson,
freshmen.
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