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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1951)
i C-Tb fell and sprained heir ankle while roller skating this week. Crab &Sen Brush College Community club will meet at 8 pjn. Friday, November 9, at the scnoolhousc. Toe iPODc- county i Mews Service i Dallas A marriage license was issued here November 3 to Or ville D. Kiper, 18, Sheridan, and GoWia U. Hamilton, 17, Willa rnirta. Lawrence J. Honter, 42, and Virginia Morgan, J7, bofh of Grand Ronde, were isued one on October 31. . Mm City MQl City's newest business, "Ede's cafe", opened Monday. It is located next to 7oods store in the dry center. Huel Green The monthly as sembly will - be , held at Hazel Green schoolhouse Friday after noon. - There will : be - no school Monday because of. the Armistice Day holiday.; . i;' Eosedale Mrs. Howard Largent won several prizes .a her exhibits - at the Salem Height chrysanthe mum show. Member of the Jef ferson Garden-club and others visited the gardens at the Largent borne Sunday afternoon. ' Idanha-Detrait The American Legion auxiliary dinner at Detroit i high school Tuesday night cleared Jjp for the community Christmas party for this area, sponsors re- . ported. . . . .... Brash CeUega .Joseph Singer accompanied his son, Keith, to Eu gene Monday and will be under a doctors care there this week. TJnbbard An auction will be held at North Marion high school at 8 pjn. Friday, November 9. The Band Parents' duh is sponsoring the auction and proceeds will go to the uniform fund. More art! cles reportedly are needed for the sale. The band uniform fund now totals about $433. Goal is to get them by Christmas. Bwegle Mrs. Clifford Yost en tered Salem Memorial hospital Tuesday for surgery.. Gervais The Mothers club of Gervais. grade school will sponsor food -sale at 9 ajn, Saturday, November 10, at the Do ran Hard ' ware store. Ha i m ell A- special meeting of Hopewell home extension mem bers will be held at 1:30 pjn. Thursday, r November 8, at the borne of Mrs. John Fuqa. Mrs. John Geisler is the assistant In structor. . . . Orchard Heights The Orchard . Heights Woman's club will meet at 1:30 pjn. Thursday,. November - S.'at the home of Mrs. Ammon Grice. Mrs. Stacey will speak on ber visit to the United Nations headquarters. ..: I ' ' 1 Tamer Mrs. VeUe Tucker, serf eusly ill for two weeks, was re ported improving Wednesday. Mrs. Chester Stewart is ill at home with throat infection. Mrs. Bert Wall er is. recovering from an attack of Influenza. fJatoa mU Mrs. LeRoy Rue and Mrs. Dale Miller will assist as project leaders at the home ex tension meeting Tuesday at .the borne of Mrs. Ernest Speed. Mem bers are asked to bring a sack lunch.- - ; - ' agent will present awards to 4-H clubs of Spring Valley, Lincoln and Brush College, j A good pro gram is promised and everyone in tne area is urged to attend. Orchard Heights i- The Moun tain View Community club will meet at 8 pjn. Friday, November 9. A program and refreshments are planned. ' A AttTora Aurora! Victory club will meet Thursday night, Novem ber 8, with Mrs. Le' Eppers. ? Dallas The assumed business name Damascus Milk Co. was filed at the Polk, county! clerk's office Monday by the Carnation Com pany of Oregon, XTIiiteScIicol v Central HeweQ Mrs. A. E. Kuenzt is visiting her son-in-law and daugbter,the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Neal at Santa Cruz, Calif. 8 ale as Heights i- Mrs. Lyle Bayne was hostess to the board directors of the Salem Heights Mothers club on Tuesday. Mrs. Floyd McClellen has been named chairman of the Bluebird and Campfire groups.' She announced that a den mother Was needed for the Cub Scouts and la scoutmaster for troop 17 in the Salem Heights area. ; ;;- I . -- - i Tumbling Rock Smashes Abiqua Dam Fish iiadder SUteaaaa Jfewi Servlea SILVERTON "And the rocks came tumbling down" was the song of employes it the Abiqua dam project east of; Silverton this week. -.- - -!?'. - - . The fish ladder' had been buQt ana was -setting." J A huge rock loosened itself from the bank above and crashed t down on the noi-urm naaer nrwasnng oxx one ena. now the fish ladder is being -re-sev a . i .... . City Manager, R. JL Borland timated Tuesday that the a am, started in early summer, would be completed well before the first of the year. , "There are really lust odds and ends of finishing jobs to be done now, he stated. The replacement of the fish ladder made a small delay, he added. ! News Carrie HUBBARD The White school buildings and property have been sold to Dean Martindale of Ne braska. All sealed bids were re- ected as too low or not qualified and the sale was re-opened. Mar tindale bought the property with a high bid of S4800. Mrs. . Vivian Hoenig, county school supervisor, paid a surprise visit to Hubbard grade school Monday.. ! The school cafeteria served an average of 155. meals during the month of October. i Mr. and Mrs. Abe Van Natter returned last week from a trip to Michigan and Iowa during which they traveled nearly 5,000 miles. Dick i Smith, son of .Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Smith was host to the entire: fifth grade for a cos tume - parry : Halloween hold in the Log Museum next to bis home north of Hubbard. Ronald Jeskey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'Jeskey, gave a Hallow een party at his home tor : the eighth grade class. ' .Valley i i Anrra Virginia Drell, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Drell, Arne Svnset ! SILVERTON Service! for Arne Sunset, former Silverton resident. will be held at 3 pjn.. Thursday, Kovemoer. a, at Kantian a, wasn, where he- died Monday. Sunset lived here about lO iyears and was active in civic affairs before mov ing some five years ago. Surviving are his widow and a son, Phillip, both of Parkland: son, Paul, and a daughter, Mary- anne, botn of Portland. nilhman, Keep Ihoce Bottles t tyuvet, Su&ertonM " i- Sfiniiia Wtws frtice t " ' l- ' SILVERTON Dalryin and dtr Ufa don't rmi mlr. aecnrdln to W. S. Sherman, 707 Oak st. Report was made at the city , council meeting Monday night that Sherman had complained of the noise of a oauy stmaieq la u? city near nil noma. - i Council men said Sherman objected to loading milk bottles and cans: on a loading dock outside t ' i QJUiL?i?f; V 3 JS,?. Uruguay is the smallest and noise "carried too well" in thtln,!!..!. nnni,i.tMi Ktth , 4v u s I American repuhlic Novel Dinner Tonight At Mill City MtwsaanlM MILL CTTT An "Interna tional" P-TA dinner will be served Thursday, November 8, In MiU City frern S to 8 p. as. The dinner, a prvtressive type, will be served at the homes of Cart Kelly a Greek (eoontry ef Greece) - soap; WL P. Veness a' German salad; Eldon Lents Italian spaghet ti; and at the school recreation ream dessert which will be ef Sottish variety. A program will be held at each place, consisting ef sing far and dancina. This Is the annoal P-TA In ternational Progressive dinner and serving will be members ef the Campfire and Girl Scouts. Mrs. James OXeary Is the P-TA presidents ; Woodburn Bank Promotes Troom " -i BtatitssMsv Ktws lerrlea WOODBURN,' rov 7 Pro motion of Lloyd W. Troom, install ment loan olficep. at the Wood- burn branch - of, the ? Tirst Na tional Bank : ol Portland, f to' as-! sistant cashier was I announced today by Ij Seely, manager of the Woodburn branch. Froom came here last May j. from the Salem branch. He is married and. has 'two children, t . 1 W. Froom SweeleP-TA. Benefit Dinner SlatedTpnight Kws' larvlee SWEGLE Clarence Irving, principal of Swegle school, , has announced' committees for the P-TA benefit dinner to be held Thursday, November 8. Sixth- grade pupils art In charge of ad vertising- and tickets are being: sold by students. The dinner Is for the public; : ".:i--' ?. I Mrs.J John Jensen will be" dining room hostess; Mrs. Eugene Oliver, decorating; Mrs. Albert Gilman, Mrs. Claude Harnar, Mrs. Ray Bernardy. Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Delbert Beach, food commit tee. Mrs. rred Smalley and Mrs. Luther Barnes are the clean-up committee. - . . ; Teacher HI ' ' '- ' MrsJ Lillian i Schmidt, third- grade teacher, is confined with ill ness. Replacing her Is Mrs. Naomi Craven. . . - - - Mrs. Albert Pault and ISiu O. JL Bennett win . give the home ex tension dmonrtrstlan TAizf kl I the home of Mrs. Dan Stauffer. iimC schei KETuiws v--;" I j : HUBBARD ' Mxi; Harry Schel returned recently from Lewiston, Idaho. She was accompanied by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Aldreich, the for mer visiting here before returning to the east where he is stationed" with thhe asmy. Mrs. Aldreich U staying here with her parents. 1 sideration. i - The council had to call a mem-1 ber out of confinement to get a quorem. C H. Dickerson, who was home with an eye infection, appeared in dark glasses when other members could not be reached. Also present were Reber Allen, who served as mayor. Dr. R. J. VanCieave and fj, a. An-i derson. Ask About Dance Laws " A ' committee of three - Mrs. Victor Howard. Charles Bascue and Gordon Gilbert appeared I before the council asking for in formation on dance laws. They said i the American Legion and auxiliary were organizing a dance dub which, while its chief pur pose was to raise funds for the two groups, could only be attend ed by members of. the club or by sponsoring tnrougn tne memoers. Membership, they said, was not to be confined to veterans but I would exclude those younger than 18 to conform to the local curfew law. - - The dty council assured the three that this would be con sidered a "private dance and could not be licensed." Requests for 11 street lights were discussed. Seventeen' prop erty owners asked for a light on South Center street, and 14 prop erty owners asked for a larger light on James and Schlador street intersection. These were added to nine requests on hand. City Man-1 ager R. . Borland was asked to have the five "most essential" lights installed. Estimates of PGEl officials were that each new ugnt would cost $5 extra per month to operate. Ben's Bid Lew A bid ox Artnur Berg ox an. Angel for $350 was accepted to move the lO-by-lz loot xrame buildimr - on Norway avenue to the dam site on the Abiqua and to enclose this se that It , can properly bouse the dty water plant chlorinator and ammonia- tor. ". ., The temporary appointment of Eldon Mobley as police, officer to repiace. gen cucnanan, resigni to eo to Tillamook, was ratified by the council members- Manager Borland . has - complete , authority in appointing police but asked for the approval of the temporary ap pointment. In the meantime, Bor land stated, applications are being carefully sifted and references checkedLv;'-.- , ' MRS. CARR RETURNS . LYONS Mrs. Albert Carr hu returned to her home from a Sa lem hospital and is reported to be ImDroving. Mrs. Vernon Kruse is convalescing at her home follow- j ing recent surgery. Power In windmill operation is usally transmitted through a large toothed whed on the inclined axle meshing with a pinion on a vertical shaft extending down in the mill building. 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