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Decorating, Vido Rango of Colors
; Br fu Gardner
The warmth and - charm of
randies gfr just the right touch
to mt special . occasion in the
borne. Norma
Simpson Is one"
designer who
realizes this,
and has styled 4
gift and party
candles in (
wide range of
eolors i andl
moods. Eavinf i
studied extens
ively la Italy
and Trance, she
has wonderfully
whimsical can- . - - -dies
reminiscent of the china and
wood Csjores of European crafts':
man. Sb also has Ancericaar oc
casions down to a T and In her
collection you can find a candle
to burn .for practically any Im
portant event in your life. - ' -'
Tot the first fall entertaminfc
Wis Simpson has harvest and
fiesta candles. Miniature cobs of
corn with graceful shucks bend
inf down all around arc amonx
her fall favories. She also has
' miniature cactus plants and pin
cones. Comes Halloween and
you have dancing ghost candles,
black ' cats, grinning pumpkin
lanterns, witches and brown Jugs
to light. Her famous pineapple
candle comes with holes in which
to stick toothpicks holding hors
d'oeuvres. , The pineapple la la
brown war with green top, mak
ing a good background for color
ful cocktail tidbits. Other buffet
candles are In orange, apple and
pumpkin shapes. This being the
football season, she has a minia
ture football for after-games par
ties. .
' Miniature Christmas trees glow
In every shape and size of can
dles. There are spiral designs.
Irregular swirl patterns, cone
, shapes, jagged branched trees
with snow covering and tree and
pine cone combinations mounted,
on a variety of logs. Christmas
bells, stars and flowers are also
la. candle form.
Wedding Parties
When ' It comes to a wedding
in the family, the candles can be
. equally as important as the cake.
Miss Simpson says many of the
families have floral decorations
built around -her long tapering
white wedding candles. However,
there are special candles for,
bridal showers and weddings. A
Lohengrin pillar ., candle is 18
inches high and is decorated with
sprays of lilies -of -the-valley and
orange blossoms. A miniature
hride and groom makes a charm
ing bridal gift for the couple who
probably would prefeY to . keep
the candles for a souvenir rather
than burn them at the wedding
feast. There Is also a wedding
bell candle and place card can
dles in the shape of hearts. . r
For a baby shower, you can Aa
the table up right, with bootees,
Miss Boyer to
Be Married
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In Decern
The engagement of Miss Janet
Boyer is being announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred
Boyer, to Glenn Ericks, son of Mrs.
Bessie Ericks,. Klamath Tails. ;
The wedding is to be on Decern
ber 14. her parents and grandpar
ents wedding date.
Miss Boyer is a graduate of Sa
lem high school and worked at the
atate house the past year. Her fi
ance works for the 'Southern Pa
cific in Klamath Falls. ; ,; ;
Portland Artist i
Opens Exhibit
f Th3 watercolors of JohhWad
ineham. will be ion display from
September 17 to October 6 at Elf-
strom art galleries. waoingnam,a
native of England, has lived in
India and Canada and is now a
United States citizen. He served
during the second World war as a
radar operator-gunner and con
tributed cartoons for Yank maga
zine. V".y-: ,
He is now promotion- art direc
tor on the Portland Journal. - -
Mr. Wadiceham's i work has
been exhibited in Kansas, Califor
nia Washington and several Ore-
en galleries. He Is an active mem
r of the Portland Art museum,
Oregon Society of Artists and
Portland Advertising Artists guild.
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WINtiP -WhorUge of
shipping .pace is d drying depar
ts of many inn lg-ants from
Britain to Canada, according to
M. Bowler, superintendent of
British emigratio for the Canadi
an National - Railways. He said
here that some who applied last
iay win not e atue to leave un-
tT late in the year. :
There are more than' S.000 alloys
xor tae metal, nickel.
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ft Cherry Ave.
mCk bottle or a smug; pair of
stork candles. ;
The regular hostess and dinner
candles come in a variety of
shapes, slim tapered white ct
colored ones, spirals, .-, vertical
grooves- and textured surfaces.
There is a wide range of colors
with xtew decorator gold, silver,
chartreuse.' russet, and hunter
green gaining in popularity,
! Holiday Styles? .
Towards Thanksgiving, you can
light up four and. a half inch
big torn turkey for your family
dinner. Add a few of the pine
cone candles or a couple of her
pine scented or bajberry candles
and your ' table centerpiece Is
l right in keeping with the times.
If your husBand's - bowling
team is expected, you can set the
i theme-for a buffet with minia
ture bowling pin and ball candles
that win delight the guests.
When the snow begins to fall,
the Simpson creations really
coma into their own. The newest
group is a set of wax figurine,
translucent to let light from the
: candles, art behind them, shine
-through. There is a "winking
Santa Claus, a heavenly angel
and a choir boy la do group.
Email figures of boy and girl
singers, complete with wings, are
: shown with candles burning be
i fore them. A Florentine angel
: and a choir boy carry small ean
1 dies in their arms. A group of
old Ingush carolers are shown
! singing in front of a lamp post
with a burning candle lit the post
i lantern. ' . , x. .. ..
Santa Claus is pictured In
i just every pose you can think of.
; carrying bis pack, sleeping on a
j log flanked by lighted Christmas
trees, uughing or winking at
you. e Miss Simpson has most of
ithe standing Santas with small
1 candles in their arms, which can
be replaced through the holiday
season.-The reason for this is
Ithat small children become dis-
turbed if Santa's head burns off
; and the whole candle disappears.
Snowball and snowmen candles
are in charming styles. One
giant snowball has a red center
; that glows as the candja burns.
- Easter Items
i Looking ahead to next Spring,
Miss Simpson has a variety of
J Coral candles including tulips,
'. daffodils and Hoating water
lilies There are miniature chicks,
ducks, whimsical rabbits in all
moods, as ell as Easter eggs.
"Other candles Include Jtayberry
r welcome , lights, pine welcome
: lights, candles for hurricane
lamps, birthday, and rem em
T brapce candles.
f (Copyright 1951,
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Kearly 109 Masons, with their
lodges, gathered at the Scottish Bite
the centennial celebration of the
The ga&ericg was the first
Eiie'g new tzmple on South Commercial street, which wd be dedi
cated in ceremonies neat Saturday. - ' ' ;-. j
: The two-hour long program was
featured with addresses by Frank
Eennett, Salem superintendent of
schools, who spoke on Masonry
and the public schools, and AHea
Gribblet giving a history of Oregon
Masonry, entitled The Old Ore
gon Trail. Paved With a Century
of Masonry., : ,
Music for the centennial obser
vance was furnished by the San-
tiaza Choral .club of Stayton.
Earl Wiper, past master of the
Salem lodge was master of cere
monies. Deputy district grand mas
ter is Gordon A. Barker. ;
Lodges represented at the gath
ering were; Santiam No. 25, of
Stayton: SIlTerton No. 43; the host
lodge. Pacific No. 53, of Salem;
fidelity. NoJ 84 of Gervals; Pearl
No. &. of Turner: Woodburn No.
108: Donald No. 163, and urn cat
no. lan. , .
"While the eight lodges, compris
ing district No. 6 of Oregon, were
observing Masonry's 100th anni
versary, 18 other of the state's 32
lodges were! holding similar cele
brations throughout the state.
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are wrapped in steel tape topre
vent gophers trom' biting into
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Grand Lodge of Oregon.
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POSTLAND, Sept. IS-CVThe
Western rorest industries associa
tion today opposed the proposed
transfer of the bureau of land
management from the interior de
partment to the agriculture de
partment, i
Association members said pres
ent policies of the land manage
ment bureau In connection with
Oregon and California and public
domain lands encourage competi
tion and give all buyers an equal
chance at timber purchases.
The bureau offers timber for
sale in smaller lots than does the
forest service.! a division of the
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association, a better chance to buy,
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that forest service policies would
prevail if the bureau is placed un
der the agriculture department.
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