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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1949)
Dallas VFW Forms New Stout Troop J ' " . WalMMM News Sirrl DALLAS -fSnftdiD- ScoutiM headed Into (tstkjgsest rear here ond Sale On for Woodburn Legion Hall r this week ' wkti the formation of new Scou troop under pon eorshio of the Veterans, of For eign Wars. The new unit brings total enrollment to 70 boys, rep resentinc four troops. In addition a senior unit will be started soon, according to., Harold Peterson, neighborhood , commissioner. The first big scouting event of the season .will be a Carhparoo, tentatively 'elated ;for November and 6. The Camparoo will pro- Tide scouts training for their ad vancement test. The event win be followed, by .the Polk district court of honor Jater in November. The four troops; of this area are 24. 24 nd S of Dallas and Oakdale troafr X3.,Troop 24, head ad by scout piaster Andrew Irwin, Is the only irocp la the Cascade rep council' to receive recogni tion as a standard troop meeting the. requirements'' for enrollment, advancement and Other, phases of scouting. This I troop : also "won a trophy last lor ..being " the " best Legion-sponsored troop In the state. ' Troop 19, W. I. XEd) Gflmort, Scoutmaster, is showing consider able advancementthis year under the sponsorship of the Lions club. The Oakdale troop sponsored by community citizens also antici pates a busy year; Dale Overholser It the Oakdale Scout master Troop 28 was organized last night Jnder the direction of Darrel ackson. Scout master. Thirteen boys enrolled as charter members Turner Woman 111 Statesman Nwi. lervlca TURNER Mrs. J. O. Russell has been confined to her home with influenza. Mrs. William Mack, owner of the Mack .Variety store is home convalescing, after spending sev eral days in a Dallas hospital. r1 f " " . - I"". - - 't - i r . ' ' :- - r . 5 i - . . ? ' r I ' - i ' - .;i YYOODBURN Shewa la the phete Is the Weeeaara AjoerieaaXerira poats aew SCMet hall, lacaled en highway 19-E la north Weedburn. The balUUag heases a large a ati terrain which eaabe thrtde tat fear eemmittee reeasa. a fully equipped kitchen, a bar and ream far a restaurant in the frost A drive as cwrentty aaoarway toeU SIVeOt la beada to amy the reaaalaaer af baUdlng eeeta. (SUteaaaaa aheta.) K - Federal Houslngv, Merits Digcussed In Kiwanis Blcel . ' -, ttatesaaaa K w garrle jX- SWEET hOME At their Wed nesday luncheon at the Steak House, Kiwamans listened to Charles Parker set forth the merits of the new federal housing pro gram, through f which low-rent houses may be built for low-Income renters. I Parker suggested that the Ki wanis club take some action to secure this type building program for Sweet Home,, if possible, but in all event to assist in securing one for Linn county. He stated that the funds for this building pro gram have already been voted by congress and that if the city does n't get Its share It will be the citizens' fault No definite action was taken at Wednesday's meet ing. . I During the Allied occupation of Japan, an average of 150,000,000 textbooks have been printed every year. Noble Crand Club At Jeffereoii Statasamaa News tarrlce JEFFERSON .The Past Noble Grand club met Tuesday In the IOOF halL for a 1 o'clock lunch eon, with members of the Re bekah lodge as their guests. A flower and plant sale was . held and Mrs. M. E. Townsend pre sided during the business, meet ing in the absence of the presi dent, Mrs. T. O. Kester. The Santiam 4-H Livestock club met at the home off Donna Oldenburg, Jimmie Adams, presi dent, presiding. Donna was chos en to reoresent the club in the national 4-H club contest. Re freshments were served following the meeting. 7 V - 1 t .. v I J -'.V f .." 1 for bbduty for fall . . personality r . glasses One look . '. vand instinctivety you know: that "dress was ' I i made aspecially for you! The same applies to tha ahatoa of '-; i frames for your yeglasses. We have a frame to fit ovary face . . . end in variaty of colors. . '! Dr. Henrj E. MorrU and Dr. Kenneth W. Morris Optaaactriats at II Daw Heary aV aferrta . Ilsrru OpUed'Co: 444 State ' J !- J M Dr. Kasweth W. ' . Mesial . Labish Center Couple Visit in Washington Statasamaa Maws Serriea i LABISH CENTER Mrs. Kath erine Daugherty will entertain members of the Kum-Join-Us class at her home on October 18 This is the first fall 'meeting. On tha entertainment committee are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Pearsall and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burr. Henry Harris.- Gus Harris, and Rudie Harris returned from a hunting trip Wednesday morning to , Prairie City. They reported heavy snow fall. The latter two got their deer. i Gary Lovre, son of the Harry Lovres, was moved to Shrlner's Hospital in Portland last week and is showing steady improve ment after being stricken with polio early in September. He spent his earlier convalescence in uorn becher Hospital. Keixer "Woman Returns. From; Iowa Trip v ; ' t'i . ftatesaua Ktws lervlce - . KETZER Mrs. Eva -Frank who spent three weeks -with' bar daughter Mrs. Donald McCue and family has returned to her home in Red Oak, Iowa. Virgil Ballentyne left Friday morning for California to attend the ! grand opening of National Auto park at Vallejo, where e was formerly employed. He will also visit a daughter at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Berglund have returned from a motor trip to Oceanside, CauX, where they visited their son and family sta tioned there with the marines. They also visited in San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico. Prosp ectHill New Officers Stair awns Hews fervfee PROSPECT HILL Prospect Hill Community club met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cartwright Vednesday with Mrs. Floyd Ba con presiding. Officers elected were: President, Mrs. R. Cartwright: vice presi dent, Mrs. Jim Archibald; secre tary, Mrs. W. Steveley; treasurer, Mrs. A. Doran. Plans were made for the first community night meeting which is to be Friday, Oct 21 at 8 o'clock. This will be an opportunity for newcomers in the community to meet the teachers and their neighbors. Refresments will be served and entertainment provid er for the children. ' Mrs. A. Doran is in charge of table arrangements and Mrs. B. Weathers heads the hostess com mittees. Names were drawn for secret pals and a rental box of kitchen aids was established at the home of Mrs. D. Rains. Arti cles only' used once a year are donated by members, placed in the box and anyone In the com munity can rent any article. The first contribution was a pair of heart shaped cake pans. These funds will go to the club. (solmeF Bestrbys Truefc Improved Bus Service Planned at Amity atataawaa Mawi Berries AMITY At a meeting of the Amity union high school board, Tuesday evening, arrangements were made to increase more ade quate transportation facilities for students. Lloyd Cochran, veteran school bus owner has sold his two buses to Bernard Kosta, who now owns the entire fleet of Amity school buses. Gervais Minister Attends Presbyterian Conference ttttisaaa Ntws terries GERVAIS The Rev. Ernest Trerablay, minister of the Pres byterian church, and Ralph Har per, a delegate, were accompan ied by the Rev. E. Ray Fenton, of the Woodburn Presbyterian church and attended the Presbytery ses sion held at Newport this week. Benjamin Moisan of San Berna- dino, Calif., was called to be with his father. Ex-mayor G. J. Moisan, who has reentered the Salem Ale mortal hospital for x-rays and ob servation. UffilTT GIRLS MEET LIBERTY A crouD of fir la met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harold Lane on Sky line road to form a 4-H cooking dun. rkrri Lane is the i leader. Elected president of the club was Francis Lane, vice president, De Davidson, secretary. Patty McMillin, and song leader, Shir ley Hudson. Salem Heights Scouts Hold Honor Court Btataaaaaa Nawi tarrlM SALEM HEIGHTS The Boy Scout Troop 19 met Tuesday at the community hall and held a court of honor. It was conducted by the explorer troop, scouts of fourteen years of age and older. Investure ceremony for the tenderfoot rank was held for Rog er Colgan and Jimmy Lehman. Six Merit badges were awarded to Boyd AydelotL Bruce Lethin was awarded two merit badges Mark DeCew was advanced from senior patrol leader to junior as sirtant scoutmaster. An added attraction for the eve ning was a National Inspeotion, conducted by council commission ers. They were Clark Lethin, Dwyn Miller, and Sam Randle Troop committees were all pres ent for the court of honor. Com mitteeman are Wendell Eweing, Douglas DeCew, and Earl Aglers, chairman. Ititmti Nwa SarrUe t I SWEET HOME Fire, believed started by a gasoline thief, com pletely destroyed a logging truck here Wednesday night. The truck owner, Milton Em erick, had parked the truck near Sunnyside school on the north fork of the Santiam river after a breakdown. Passing motorists saw the fire and turned in the alarm. The local fire department was unable to control the gasoline fire until extensive damage was done. Hayes ville Extension Unit Opens Season ttwi Sarrtee HAYES VILLE HayesviUe ex tension unit met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Floyd West, with fifteen ladies in attendance Including the officers, chairman, Mrs. Paul Carrow; vice-chairman, Mrs. Wayne Powers; secretary, Mrs. Floyd West. Mrs. 'Burns Christofferson was appointed chairman of, Azalea House project. 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