Combine Service
Supervisor
For Well-Known
TRACTOR
DISTRIB. FIRM
Combine service man with
10 to 15 years' experience to
field service on 6-ft. com
bines. Desired by old, estab
lished northwest wholesale
tractor and implement firm.
Age 35 to 50. Replies treated
confidentially. State experi
ence, ' education, references.
Enclose photograph if possi
ble. Written application only
will be considered.
R. M. WADE & CO.
Tractor Sales Division
1G6 S. E. Hawthorne
Boulevard
PORTLAND 14, OREGON
Christmas Program Planned
For District 42-c Wednesday
VICTOR POINT Children of
consolidated school district 42-C
will present their Christmas pro
gram in Union Hill - grange ball
Wednesday, December 22 at 8 p.m.
Directing the program are the
teachers, Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter
and Mrs. Marjorie Nelson; pianists
are Frances Fox and Shirley Doer
fler.
A three-act comic operetta "The
Christmas Thieves" will be pre
sented, the stage set representing
the hayloft of a barn. Taking parts
are Jo-Katie, Ruth Jeffrey; Anne,
Mary Anne Wamum; Peggy, Con
nie Jarvill; Betty, Ellen Mills; Let-
ty. Carylon Hage; Susie, Nova
Ross: twins, Venita Miller and
Mary Linda Doerflerj Louis, Clif
ford Fletcher; Bill, Billy Bell; Jim,
Keith Scott; sheriff, Richard Ha
cek; two thieves, James Peterson
and Monte Mollet; reader, Richard
Hacek; cat. Dale Schulke; dog, Mor-
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tetter. Skaters, Joan Meland, Nola Ross,
Etta Belle Cooper, Carolyn Bell,
David Patten and Glen Bruce; wol
ves, Thomas Savage and Dwight
Peterson; widow, Beverly Brady;
widow's children, Frank Hilton,
John Heater, Bill and Benny Duke;
Christmas carolers, Elvin Martin,
La Donna Ross, David Doerfler, Ca
rol Hintz, Judy Breckenridge and
Richard Williams; James, James
Heater; Gene, Marvin Hage; Paul,
James Bell; Jane, Carren Candler.
Peppermint sticks, Vicki Cooper,
Sandra Smith, Janice Savage, Bar
bara Robinson, Marilyn Burr, Ka
therine Hintz, Janice Schulke and
Patsy Rodgers; tops, Violet Robin
son and Sally Ann Mollett; kitty,
Loree King; lolly pop and pollypop,
Gerald Darby and Bruce Meland;
Martin, Jerry Bruce; Elvin, Bill
Charpilloz; John, Lincoln Bell;
stage manager, Robert Williams;
Santa Claus, Daniel Gilham; pro
grams, Ardyce Crawford and Ron
ald Crawford
Later a Christmas treat will be
given the children.
Union Hill Woman's
Club Is Entertained
UNION HILL Mrs. Maurice
Heater entertained members of
the Woman's club at the annual
Christmas party Thursday. Mrs.
Dolph Heater and Mrs. C. E.
Heater arranged the program
which was followed by gift ex
change and disclosure of the "si
lent sisters."
Other members present were
Mrs. Henry Peters, Mrs. Henry
Tate, Mrs. W. M. Tate, Mrs. Ern
est Speed, Mrs. A. L. Kosten bor
der, Mrs. Verny Scott, Mr. Rollin
Heater and daughters Lorene and
Susan, Betty Johnson, Mrs. Roy
King, Mrs. Adolph Heater, Miss
Florence Pottorff, Mrs. Ray John
son, Mrs. Donald Jaquet and son,
Mrs. Helen Stromsmo, Mrs. Irene
Swearinger and Jerry Heater.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Daniel Mark Jones, Dallas route
1, charged with reckless driving,
posted $50 bail, trial set Janu
ary 8.
Robert L Kroeplin, 2240 N. Lib
erty st., driving while intoxicated,
fined $200, 60-day sentence sus
pended on payment of fine, driv
er's license revoked for one year;
charged with contributing to the
delinquency of a minor, pleaded
innocent, committed in lieu of $50
baiL
Joe M. Mapes, 1860 Waller St.,
drunk in a motor vehicle, fined
$15.
CIRCUIT COURT
Douglas L Hay vs Mildred J.
Hay: Decree of divorce granted.
PROBATE COURT
Edward Patrick Smith guard
ianship: Order permits guardian
to sell certain property.
James E. Smith estate: Order
approves final account and closes
estate.
DISTRICT COURT
Ralph O'Neil Young, Vancou
ver, Wash., charged with obtain
ing property under false pre-!
tenses; waived preliminary exami-
nation and bound over to grand '
jury; held in lieu of $1,500 bail.
George Washington Durham.
Hood River, charged with at
tempted burglary; preliminary ex- j
amination set for December 22
and held in lieu of $1,500 bail.
Burdette Younge, Detroit, ille
gal sale of intoxicating liquor;
changed plea from innocent to
guilty and fined $150 and costs.
Margaret Haich, Detroit, illegal
sale of intoxicating liquor;
changed plea from innocent to
guilty and fined $150 of which
$100 was remitted.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
George C. Timmons, jr., 28,
teacher, 928 Ferry st., Salem, and
Margaret Louise Bettis, 21, teach
er, Gervais.
William E. Cary, jr., 18, mill
worker, Newberg, and Mary J.
Duffy, 17, student, Wood burn.
Richard C. McDonald, 18, la
borer, and Vivian Mahrt, 16, stu
dent, both of Salem.
Elwood Wesley Dull, 28. office
manager, and Lorene Edna Rob
ertson, 36, saleswoman', both of
Albany.
Israel Expert
Central Willamette
Valley Firemen Meet
BROWNSVILLE -Central Wil
lamette Fire Fighters association
met here December 15 when Ben
Fisher of Brownsville was elected
president and Edward J. Bell of
Stayton re-elected secretary-treasurer.
Brownsville fire department was
host to the group including fire
departments of Albany, Browns
ville, Harrisburg. Lebanon, Scio,
Stayton, Jefferson Philomath,
Monroe, Halsey, Corvallis, Sweet
Home. Crown-Zellerbach, Adair
Village and Shedd. and also a
number of rural fire districts in
this area. The association has
been in operation for 12 years,
meeting monthly, in the interest
of better fire protection and co
operation. Next meeting will be at Har
risburg Wednesday, January 3.
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The Rev. William L. Hall, In
Palestine from 1935-39 and from
! 1945-48. who will discuss the
Arab-Jewish conflict in public
meetings Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings at Jesus Name
Pentecostal church .1175 Lewis
st Wednesday is designated for
a Jewish-Christian mass meeting.
Poet Edwin Arlington Robin
son, several times awarded Pul
itzer poetry awards, once was a
subway inspector in New York.
Sice ffle Community
Plans Holiday Party
HSWEGLE Largest all com
munity party of the season is
planned for Wednesday, Decem
ber 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the school
auditorium. Swegle Sunday school
members are sponsors. Gift ex
change for all those who care to
take part, gift value limited to
50c. A program is planned and
refreshments will be served. All
living in the community are in
vited to attend.
For several months a contest
for membership has been carried
on among boys and girls and the
results of the contest will be an
nounced at the party and prizes
awarded.
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