Contributions
Requested for
Cancer Drive
Valley
Briefs
Belief that the majority of Mar
lon county residents are interested
in medical science's battle against
cancer will contribute at least, one
dollar each in the American Can
cer society fund campaign now
underway was expressed yester
day by Robert M. Fischer,, jr..
chairman of the drive in his
county. Quota is $6,000.
No direct solicitation will be j
made, to the general public other I
than the plea through press and !
radio that checks for a dollar orj
more, or cash, be mailed or de-!
Jivered to the Marion County Can- j
cer society, 209 N. Liberty St.,
Salem.
Transparent coin boxes have
been stationed in grocery stores,
restaurants and other places of
business where persons may also
contribute their bit toward con
quering cancer.
Boy Scouts placed window cards '
in local stores, further publicizing :
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ine urive ior iuncis
Co-chairman of the campaign
Is Mrs. Earl Snell, and committee I
members include Mrs. Denver .
Young, secretary; Ralph Schle- I
singer, special events: Sidney U. j
Hoffman, treasurer; Mrs. Robert j
E. Gangware, Dr. William L. Lid-
beck. Dr. Willard Stone and Mrs j
Ernest Rostel. !
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L'nlea Hill Marion County
Pomona grange will meet Wednes
day at Union Hill grange at 10:30
a.m. Col. J. W. Miles, who is in
charge of construction at Detroit
dam, will be guest speaker, dis
cussing the dam and its harin
on flood control and 'irrigation in
the Willamette valley;
Swefle The meeting of Swe
gle PTA Tuesday. April 19; will
begin with a covered dish dinner
at 6 o'clock followed by a short
business meeting. A movie has
Deen planned for entertainment '
The community is invited.
Fall City Next meeting of,
the Merry Minglers will be Tues-j
day, April 19. at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Marr. j
Pedee Mr. and Mrs. S. Clyde!
Wilson, James, Robert and George '
attended a party In Independence
given in honor of Wilson's moth
er, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Salem,
on her 88th birthday. Mrs. A. T.
Hering, granddaughter of Mrs.
Wilson, was hostess for the party
at wbich 47 persons were present.
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Hayesvtlle The Hayesville
Woman's club will meet Thurs
day, April 21, with Mrs. Herschel
Robertson. Chemawa road. The
meeting will open with a 1:15
dessert luncheon. Mesdames Eha
FreyJI Lillian Carrow and Edith
Stroztit will assist the hostess. Th
annual plant and food sale is
planned.
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Roberts The Roberts grange
will meet Monday evening. April
18. at the grange hall.
Ql'lgT EASTER FOR TRIMAN8
WASHINGTON. April 16 -P)
President Truman, his wife and
daughter Margaret will spend Eas
ter together quietly at Blair house.
In ,World War II, the army ad
vised' GIs in remote places that
grasshoppers might be eaten in
lime of extreme emergency.
Polk Farmer Union
Discusses Plans
For Fair, Picnic
PEDEE Six locals were repre
sented at the Polk county Farm
ers' union quarterly meeting Wed
nesday at. Ballston.
Reports of local activities and
State convention were given.
Topics for discussion included pub
lic utility districts, taxes, county
roads and legislation. County
committee chairmen reports were
by A. G. Rempel, legislative; Mrs.
Sidney Howard educational; Joe
Van Well, cooperative.
L. H. McBee. member of the
Polk county fair board, told of
plans being formulated for the
county fair in Monmouth.
Charles Ray. C. L. Gilson and
Russell Alsip were named a com
mittee to plan the county picnic
June 28 at Buell park.
The July 13 meeting will be
held with the Mt. Pisgah local as
host for an evening session.
Pedee Mrs. Lena Turner has ;
closed her cafe and with her j
daughter, Mrs. William Walls and '
family, moved to Maupin. She :
plans to open a cafe there. Mrs. I
Turner sold her home in Pedee :
to her brother-in-law, W. Troy j
Turner. i
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