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14 The StatfttaagL Balem, Ofqon, Sandcry, Marh II. 1143 r- tl. Acliievement Tests Given Roberts Pupils ROBERTS Achievement tests have been given this week In Roberts school by Mrs. Bina Stages, upper grade teacher. These go later to the county school of fice and then to the state de partment of education. Audiometer tests were the sub- Iect of a talk by Lenore Headley, larion county health educator, at Mothers club meeting Friday when the Halls Ferry club met with the Roberts group. The audio meter tests will be given here March 25 by Mrs. May ot the ctate department. Georgia Ann Johnson, daugh ter of the George Johnsons, Is In the Salem General hospital for an operation. Her brother, Don ald, student at Leslie junior high, was also at the same hospital for urgery. Georgia Ann is in the eventh grade at Roberts. Jerry Keuscher is a new pupil Jn the eighth grade at Roberts school. The Keuscher family re cently purchased the greenhouse south of the railroad tracks at Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Papenfus re cently adopted their niece, Lois, who is enrolled in the third grade at school. Candidates for the first and sec ond degrees in the grange were given to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bragg, Mrs. Paul Marsh, Mrs. Leonard Lester, Germaine Eyerly and , Floyd Plank Friday night at the : Keizer grange hall. Other Rob- erts grange members attending ; were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schueble, Elmer Minch, Mrs. Floyd Plank, Mrs. Charles Fulton and Mrs. Chet Nelson. was shown in Rosedale school this week by Ed Lewis of Salem. Mrs. Lesta Bates substituted two days for Mrs. Berchen Cald well last week whose father, Gus Cole, died. Max Sunderland and Arnold Baunann have returned from, the naval reserve cruise. Sidney School Adds New Room JEFFERSON The Sidney 4-H cooking clubs 1, 2 and 3, led by Donna Wiederkehr, met Wednes day at Wayne Johnstons. Mem bers checked on each other's work, and Miss Wiederkehr led in the absence of the president, Jeanette Giknour. The club will meet next Tuesday at Wiederkehrs. Others present were Verlon Lott, Kenneth Monson, Robert and Donald Pall ett, John Todd. A new class room has been added to the east side of Sidney school to accommodate the in creased enrollment and is occupied by the primary class taught by Mrs. Ethel Sohn of Independence. Mrs. Violet Hooker of Salem teaches the upper grades. Surprising Mrs. Louise John ston of Sidney on her birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Englehorn of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones of Sidney. Two birthday cakes featured the occasion. Mrs. Englehorn is Mrs. Johnston's stepdaughter. South American Film Is Shown to Rosedale ROSEDALE An educational picture on the Amazon country Albany Man Speaker At Silverton Rotary SILVERTON Leslie A. White,. Albany, retired school superin tendent, will talk to Rotary mem bers Monday on "The lxw Cost of High Living" Gus Herr. who arranged the progTam, will in troduce the speaker. The Rotary club has announc ed as its rural urban activities for the year the purchase of a pen of three sheep with the re quirement that the boy to re ceive them will buy at, least two additional sheep, and the pur chase of a calf, both sheep and calf to be presented in May. New Rotarians are Enol Ross, oil jobber: Woody Mason, junior high school principal; Howard George, high school principal. OldWlndmill on Salem House 1 -ynr ' - trWvW . -. - - ' . : , : .... .. .. .... p -r,iA WITH IXCIUSIVI timetemp shelf Cooks complete delicious oven ineals for 8 or 10 persona, without watching. Bakes perfect pies, cakes, cookies, bread. Cooks vege tables, preserving natuxai vita mins. Time-Temp Shelf gives cor rect cooking time and tempera tures at a glance. COOKS AUTOMATKAUY iust put your food in the oaster-Oven, set the dial, and forget about it until time to serve. SAVfS TUMI Cooks entire meals at one time. Without watching. Gives you mora leisure for other things. FOODS TASTf KTTEI Cooks fowl or meats thoroughly without "drying out." Vegetables retain more of their natural Savor and vitamins. Birthday Party Given Turner Girl Wednesday TURNER Patricia Hennies was honor d on her 12th birth day Wednrsdav night by her mother. Mrs. Louis Hermes, at the Hennies home. GueN participating in games and refreshments were Barbara Stevens, Lorene Edwards. Gloria Andrews, Karlcne and M.trgie Jo Draper. Jerry Wipper, Marjone Botichie. TvnJa Stevens. Wallace and Donald Wipper. Patsy Graves. Philip and Diana Burkland, Lil burn Webb, David Henderson, Patricia Aniens, Dale Standley, Donna Boyer. Eugene Tucker. Shirley Hennies. Mrs. Laurence Edwards. Mrs. Carl Burkland. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ahrens, Mrs. Sam Drager and Mr. and Mrs. Ben WippeT. Less Boiler New Svegle Garden Cluh Is Organized SWEGLE Mrs. Bryan Garrison has been elected president of a new garden club organized recent ly at the home of Mrs. Robert Fryrear. Other officers are Mrs. Earl Huckstep, vice president; Mrs Ross Bales, secretary. Mrs. Dan Stauffer is chairman , of the program corrtmittee and ; she will be as.sisted by Mrs. Her- j bert Zobei and Mrs. Fryrear. Oth- er members of the new club are Mrs. Floyd King. Mrs. Leslie Fish and Mrs. Daniel Casey. Mrs. Huckstep will be hostess for the April meeting. Mrs. Fryrear and her daughter, Mrs. Fish, served. Yealer Appliance Co. MS N. Liberty - Ph. 4311 HALL TO SPEAK ! LEBANON Governor John H. Hall will be speaker at the Lions ) club March 31 at the noon meet i ing in the Lebanon hotel dining Order How While Available THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE "LAUNDROMAT" AUTOMATIC WASHER Th washer that tales the work rat ef washday. Watch it aatea inttcsMy fin with water, wash, rinse aad dams- dry the cUUms. ttea clean aad draha Iteelf aad shat off. Aad the Laaawtromat dsesat have to he anchors a" to the fleer. It eaa so Installed aavwbere, tm kitchen, bath er atilitv res as. The exclusive $ year transmissions aTsaraateo aasares yea ef lea Ufa aad trouble free service. Sea far yaaraelf haw yea eaa have werklesa washdays. Caasa la aaw. YEATER APPLIANCE CO. 2SSN. UUHj Phoa4SU i ii i ii a6 j. A hause with Its attached windmill was a common sight In the early days of Salens aad many may still be seen th roue hoot the Oregon - countryside, bat the home of Mrs. II. P. Chase, 871 N. 17th st Is perhaps the only one la Salens with the windmill tower still intact. The 49-foot well and 1,000-gallon tank are still used to supply Mrs. Chase with fresh water for her lawns and garden, although an electric pump has supplanted the old wlndmnl pump built with the bouse In 1891. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff photographer.) Electricity Replaces Wind as P oxter for Pioneer Well Pump By Don Dill Staff Writer. The Statesman If some of northern California's drought blows up Salem way, or this summer's sun causes a rationing of water for lawn sprinkling, Mrs. H. P. Chase of 871 N. 17th st. will think little of it. Her own well, pump and water tank located in the 57-year-old windmill tower of her house will keep her from worrying about a water shortage. Passersby can see the old house with its typical early-day wind mill tower located on the corner i Pcdee Herman Amos was in jured Monday when his horse stumbled and threw him. lie was found unconscious, the hone standing by him. Denny Sheythe, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Donald Sheythe, suffered cuts and bruises Sunday when he fell from a horse while visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheythe. He was accompanied by his parents and brother, Mark. Jefferson Mrs. Mary Potts of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Paliett, and family at Sidney. Pedee Two former residents suffered strokes the past week. Mrs. Emma Siddall, 87 years old, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Guy Sherman, in Salem; and Mrs. Perry Wellman at her home in Dallas. Her son Jake and his wife are in Dallas helping care for her. Four Corners Mr. and Mrs. George Weed have sold their resi dence, 3890 La Brauch ave. He Is working in Roseburg and Mrs. Weed and the three children will go to Grants Pass next week to be with relatives until a house is available in Roseburg. Turner Dan Bones of Prairie City isited relatives and friends here this week. Lablah Center The Home Eco nomics club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Myrtle Lovre. Donna Jefferson and Mrs. Nathan Kurth will be leaders. Pedee J. Phy Simpson re turned Sunday from the Dallas hospital where he had been with pneumonia. Mrs. Virgil Endicott of Kings Valley Is helping care for him. Spring Valley Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daum and son Gary report ed getting- the limit on smelt on a trip to Castle Rock, Wash., this week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woelk of Brush College. It was the second trip for the Woelks. Sflrerioa Velea Brefcka. la lured in an automobile collision last Saturday night near Salem, has been removed from the Good Samaritan hospital to tha home of her uncle, Virgil Creson, Port land, where she will remain for six weeks under care of a physi cian. Swesle Mrs. Clifford Yost has been ill at her home this week with Influenza. Roberta Judy Barker, primary, has returned to school after hav ing had mumps. . ; li i , Women Can 139 JriarU' Of Pears for Swegje SWEGLE One hundred and thirty nine quarters of pears wera canned Wednesday from tha 10 boxes of surplus cold storage fruit allocated this school for school lunches. Some of the fruit was saved out for immediate use. Doing the canning were Mrs. Paul Cozad, Mrs. Fred Schultz, Mrs. Ruby Haraer, Mrs.? George Quinn, Mrs. Albert PaU and Mrs. Charles Salter. , il l of Center and North 17th streets, much the same as it was when Mrs. Chase and her husband built their house in 1891. At that time there were wheat fields next to the top is a 1,000-gallon tank, surmounted by the circular, metal windmill which faithfully pumped thousands of gallons of clear. their lots and only two or three ! clean, cool water for the Chases' other houses. Salem's growth was us- already indicated, however, be- j The mill is still usable, but after cause the ground was marked off more than 50 years work with into lots, plots and blocks by real out major breakdown, according estate agents of that time. to Mr5. Chase, an electric motor With only dirt roads and no ' was substituted four years ago for sidewalks or other facilities pro- "d power. vided by the city, a private well ; The 1,000-gallon tank provides was as common a necessity to the all the water for household use house builder of the '90 s as is as well as for the lawn and gar a water meter to today s builder, dens, so while Mrs. Chase prob The Chase well was drilled la- ably isn't expecting Salem to have boriously through the bed rock found in that area to a depth of 40 feet. The tower was built to be hand some as well as practical with a large room at the ba-e and a gen erous second-story store room. At a prolonged dry period, she won't be worried if there is. Pedee Mis Rittie Kerber went to Lakeside Wednesday to lsit her daughter, Mrs. Milo Gage, and family. Moderate Hearing losses can now be cor rected comfortably conveniently economically. 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