1 Ths Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Tiidarf. March 4, .1949
Volunteer Fire
Group Formed
For Jefferson
- JEFFERSON A volunteer
fire department for the city of
Jefferson was formed and officers
elected at meeting called by Fire
Chief Gilbert Hoevet Tuesday
nirht- Georee Richardson was
ctd nrerident: Hank Rleb. as
sistant fire chief, and Lefty Sarff.
-rtarT - treasurer. The first
. and third Tuesday evenings of
each raootn were set xor meeting
sates.
Chief Hoevet extended an in
vitation to all who should be in
terested in the department to at
tend the next meeting on March
12.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Bow-
en of Bend are parents of a seven
pound nine ounce "son, Clifford,
jr.. born March 1 at a Bend hos-
tal. Mrs. Bowen is the fopner
irah Margaret Hatchings; daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Marvin
ftutchings of Jefferson. This is
the Hutchings first grandchild.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchings has
been critically ill at the home of
ter son, Marvin Hutchings, iol
iwing a stroke Monday evening.
Mrs. Alice Lewis and daughter,
' Mrs. Leota Lewis of Portland, vi
al ted Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Jones
ner Sunday. Mrs. Jones Is a
lighter of Mrs. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. ' William Walls
will move next Monday to Albany,
where Walls is employed at the
tttff Furniture store.
Guests Visit
Binkley Horpe
' PRINGLE Mr. and Mrs. Del
Binkley entertained their pinochle
Club Saturday. Guests were Mr.
ad Mrs. Carl Graham, Mr. ana
frs. Carl Harris. Mr. and Mrs.
tarvey King. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Iriebenow and Mr. and Mrs. M.
Pekar.
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Chfktensen, Corvallis, were
Bests of Mrs. W. H. Loop and
ler friends in Amity.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bockes,
. Weeoma, are guests of the for
matter's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stockton, Sher
, idan, and Mrs. Olive Wood, Amity.
. Clovenlale Club
Nets $55 from
Amateur Hour
CLOVERDALE A net profit of
$35 was realized by the Clover-
dale Mothers club members Frl
flay night. The pie social and ama
teur hour program was well at
tended. Prize winners were: Ad
vanced reading, Danny Feller;;
primary reading, Janie Feller;
group entertainment, an orchestra
comprised of, Jerry Wipper, saxo
phone, Shirley and Pat Henniea,
iccordians; Karleen and Margie
Drager, piano, and guitar; How
ard Schelskie, trumpet, and Ben
Hie Vaughn, saxophone, tied for
first place with a Skip-to-my-loo
Song and dance by the primary
room (both were awarded prizes):
vocal, Margie Jo Drager; mixed
Cgnusical, Jerry Wipper, .saxophone,
V tied with Evelyn Hennies, piano
(prizes were awarded to each). .
Skits, "An Operation," given by
Gerald Waldrop, Robert Schaffer.
and Melvin Archibald; advanced
musical, Irvin and Alvin Kreger,
accordlan and guitar; grownup
advanced reading, Mr. E. Beals.
Karl Wipper acted as master of
eeremonies. The pie was auetlonedJ
by Alvin Kreger.
Valley
Obituaries
Mrs. Charles Dew
HUBBARD, March S -(Special)
Mrs. Vesta Viola Dew, native and
lifelong resident of Hubbard, died
today at the age of 42 in SU
verton hospital.
She leaves her husband, Charles
Dew; two sens at home, Harley
and Loren; three daughters, Mrs.
Ellene Hartzler of Hubbard and
Charlene and Shirley Ann Dew
at home; her mother, Mrs. Mattle
Troudt, Hubbard; two brothers.
Wilbur Bevens of Aurora and
Wayne Bevens of The Dalles; sls-
ier, Mrs. vola Kliewer, Hubbard:
tau brothers Orval Troudt of
(ubbard and Edward Trdudt,
i wall, ana a hair sister. Mrs.
Payne Liveaay. Woodburn.
Funeral services will be at S
pxcL Saturday in Ringo chapel at
Woodburn. with Interment to fol
low at Hubbard cemetery. Offl
fia ting w4U be the Rev. Arthur
Coble of Woodburn Four Square
church, of which Mrs. Dew was
a member.
VIIICE'S
ELECTRIC
Estimate made on all
types of
UHre
light and Power
Installations
CONTRACTING
Phone 3-9239
Evening 3-9341
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Auburn Cub
Pack Meets
AUBURN Members of the
cub pack 108, their ; parents, den
tee
mothers and other j members of
the families met for a covered
dish supper Friday at community
halL ;
The tables were decorated and
favors made by the boys, using
blue and gold. .)
The program; included commun
ity singing; songs by members of
den one and two, and a skit by
den three members;
Awards given were:
Den one, Mrs. Orval Prunk den
mother: A bob at pin to Orval
Prunk, Jr, and to ;Kay Barney
and Donald Jacobs wolf pins and
gold arrows.
Den two, Mrs. George Darland,
den mother: Michael Steed, Billy
Freeman and Jimmy Lindburg,
wolf badges and gold arrows.
Den three, Mrs. E. C. Sunder
lin, den mother: Jerry Gillmlng,
a gold arrow and two silver ar
rows; Robert Ayre, David Good
rich, bob cat pins; Eddie Sunder
lin, a wolf badge and gold and
silver arrows, and Bob Freler, a
bear badger :
and
in
ers
ings,
HOLIDAY OBSERVED
STAYTON Eva Rebekah lodge
observed Washington's birthday
with a covered dish dinner In the
I OOF hall preceding the regular
meeting. The dinner was served
by the committee, Agnes 'Stupka,
Ruth Landon r and ! Mary Fors
lund. Mrs. Velma Limbeck, noble
grand, presided. i
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Hubbard Group
To Eye Traffic
Safety Problem
HUBBARD A safety commit
was appointed at the monthly I
meeting or the Hubbard Parent
Teachers' association, to look into
the traffic crossing problem and
obtain action.
Mrs. Arthur Zehner, chairman,
reported a membership of 100.
The high school won the attend
ance banner with the largest rep
resentation.
The Spring Festival will be held
in the gymnasium, March 11. A
program will, be presented to be
followed with games, a cakewalk
other attractions.
The program included details
ox the audiometer tests being giv
en' in public schools, were given
a talk and motion pictures by
a representative of the health de
partment. Observance of Found
day included several read
a duet by Mrs. J. G. Dickey
and Mrs. Levi Miller and a can
dlelighting ceremony.
FORMER RESIDENT VISITS
SILVERTON Elnar Olson, for
mer SUverton resident, but more
recently of Seattle and Portland,
visited friends here during the
weekend. He planned to leave
Portland Tuesday for a short visit
with his sister, Mrs. Marie Svar
varL In South Dakota prior to go
ing on to New York where he
will sail March IS for Europe to
the summer in the Scandi
navian countries.
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Pork prices) are agmln adranelng;
eUing at a lower pries. And think it's an opportune time to
take adrantaffeof these raloesi while price are RIGHT.
SWIFTS MONOGRAM BONELESS
SMffiEl Mr....- 69c
Bake whole and slice cold for lunches - easily sliced for frying:.
SWIFTS SUGAR CURED CANADIAN STYLE
Aim by the piece at a slightly lower price.
SWIFTS HICKORY SMOKED BOSTON
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To bake - boil - fry - slice cold for lunches.
Always a complete line of those SWIFTS table ready cold meats,
procesed under strict government inspection.
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55c
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LETTUCE
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Rico Krispies 3140
Post's 40
BRAIIFLAIES 2190
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