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tttrncri; Salsa; Orsw'Scdurday, TTorr 24? 1SS1' WE- VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS From' Thp Orcnoifc'S School Census Bips Slishtly 7 V U U UU Ul 11 gtaiesnutv News Service TTOODBURN. Nov.-23 Fig ures for the 195152 school year show 'Woodburn district census of school-aged children to be 1248, Frank Proctor,- school lerk.. re ported this week. This is 12 less than" for 1850-5 1 ' and is the" flrst time since he became i clerk 19 years, .ago that 'the census., has shown a loss. Proctor said. .v..- Proctor said school officials had "Informed him that enrollments at Woodburn schools had increased more than" 12 since the census date, October 25. but , this gain could not be included in the count. Statistics released by ' Proctor Indicate,; that the : district more than broke even on the number of children becoming census age. those going off the rolls by hav ; Ing passed their 20th birthdays. There were 81 in the first group and 80 in the second, he said. A total of 174 census aged children have moved out dfthe district in the past year Of the youngsters counted in the census, 644 are boys and 604 girls. Of those on the roll, 701 re side within the city limits of Woodburn and 547 in the outside area. ' . ' A net' gain in enrollment of close to 50 has been reported in the Woodbiirn elementary school since last year, according to Supt. Frank P. Doerfler. Present figure-! show a total of 482 enrolled again st 438 for last year. Jinx Scdiit JErodiy v. SUtesaaan Hews Service ,-' - HAZEL GEEEN The Hazel Green scout j troop has - decided there must be a jinx on the Silver Falls district banner. They Jost to Silvertoo ; troop ;61 by one point, at the.1 court of f honor at Aurora Tuesday night. At the last court of honor; they lost it by-a flip of. Tenderfoot badges were award ed to Jerry Tracy, warren Zeil Inski, John Fitts and Gary Low ery; Higher awards-went to Jerry Carter,. Clifford Wacken and Leo Hawley,:. all of Hazel Green. - w est oiayi Polio Victim Gloved To Portland Hospital 8 UImbu News Service SILVERTON Cheryl Smith, 7-year-old daughter of the Eugene Smiths, has been removed from the Silverton hospital to Doern becker hospital, Portland. Cheryl was stricken with polio two weeks age and was in isolation at the Silverton hospital until Thursday when she was taken to her home prior to being moved to Portland for . treatment to her right leg which has a paralyzed muscle. on t. . . . WomahVClub Plans Bazaar - i - -! - Statesman News Service ""WEST STAYTON ! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dunham returned re cently from an extended trip . to Iowa. I r ' i " The seventh graders entertained the eighth grade with a party. Re freshments were, furnished by Mary Boyd, Jean Stinnett, Myrtle Kendell, BUI i Guest, Terry Rug gles, Donald Fultz, Elaine Zeiszler and Charles Cheats. I West Stayton Women's club met with Mrs. Zelpha Downer, presi dent. Plans were made for the annual bazaar to be held in the West Stayton ! school, December 7 Final plans will be made on No vember 27,' at the home of Mrs. June Rugglesi 1 - I PFC John Lynch. Camp . Stew art, Gan spent a 15-day , furlough with his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch where a pre- Th an ks giving dinner was held No vember 18. His sister, Mrs. Jerry Hopkins, also entertained with a family dinner at her home. ON DAKOTA TRIP BUENA VISTA Mr. ! and Mrs. Cecil Hultrnan left the first of the week for Wessmgton, S.ID- where they will visit relatives includ ing Mr. " Hultman's mother, who has been ill for; some time. N;MaHonBand Uniform Fund i Reaches $L150 I j Statesman News Service .' ! HUBBARD,' Nov. 23- With No vember. 26 the deadline for an $1,800 goal, the North Marion Un ion hi eh school band uniform fund today stood at $1,150. . - . ; .Many organizations m the school district have held benefits or have voted to buy a uniform. The fund was started last year by the band. ' Funds .for"1 the keenly-awaited tmiforms.have become virtually a Droject ' in several" communities. Benefits held - include a -- talent show, a plant sale and a miscel laneous auction. r r f . - Donations , up to $35 have been received . from. Thalia Rebekah lodge at Hubbard, Aurora , Wom an's club, Donald Eastern StarJ Butteville P-TA, Hubbard Wom an's club, Maplewood Grange, Au rora Pythian Sisters, Hubbard fire deDartment and auxiliary. Aurora Lions club, Aurora Victory club, Donald Farmers Co-op. John Truman Miller. Bert Jeskey. Lila Peterson, R. H. Pence, Alice Barrett, Lester and Kathryn Will, E. Pardey, S. S. Miller, Ray EJ Sutton. W. Bushman, Willis Berky, C. K. McNai-, John Fisher, CliDDer Service Co- Mr. ana Mrs. Lvle HilL W. O. Green, E. C Diller,- Walter Erland, WilUam Chase, Leslie Kleve, T. H. J)e Armond. Annella Bauman. O. & CJ Kraus. Jessie Smith, Edith Piner. Pardev Brothers. E. E. Bradtl, June Hopkins, Curran G Moore and George Fry. s DISCUSS TRAFFIC SAFETY SILVERTON Traffic safety was the theme of the Tuesday meeting of -the Silverton Junior Chamber of Commerce. Lions and Rotary club members were special euests. Plans were discussed in a city-wide safety campaign, with the Junior Chamber memoers vox ing to cooperate. The U.S. had 44,670,588 regis tered automobiles out of the world total of more than 62 million in 1949. ' Church of God Galls Pastor, Plans Program Calling of a new pastor and the plans for a coming radio rally were announced Friday by First Church of God, Cottage and Hood streets. The. rally will be Wednesday at 7:30 pjn. to launch the church's sponsorship of the Christian Brotherhood hour over station cember 9, at 8:30 a.m. The Wed nesday program will feature mu sic hr Sharon Lamkin on the mar imba and by an ; Albany male quartet. It was arranged by the radio committee, , headed, by Mrs. Edmund Lippert. 1 , The new pastor will be the Rev. Harold J. Mclntire, who will - move here from North Bend, Ore., where he has served the Church of God for two years. He will suc ceed the Rev. Oral W. Clemens here as he did -in North Bend. Clemens went to Bloomington, 111. Women's Iieader ;Due At Jefferson Church - lUtcnUs Newt Scrvlc JEFFERSON,' Nov. 23 In ob servance of Women's day Sunday, Jefferson Church of : Christ will have Mrs Edna L. Burke of Eu gene as guest speaker. Mrs. Burke is executive secretary . for the - Oregon Christian Women's fellowship." I i Mrs. Gilbert SLooney will "sing, "Lo, Here Is I Fellowship." The Youth choir will sing "Kneel - at the Cross." -. f . - j YamhiU 90 and 9 Meets at Amity .. " Statesman News Service ' . ' AMITY, Nov. 23 Amity Church of Christ was host to the Yamhill county 90 and 9 men'sj organiza tion Monday with 100 attending. Two . students from Northwest Christian college in Eugene enter tained, and the Rev. Howard Hut chins of Oregon City jwas guest speaker. ; f - j - The Carl ton, church will be host to the group in - January. SsiIIemn) CSnnnirelliieg NAMB 449 Ccn- APOSTOUC JESUS tr. v; ' . ASSEMBLY Of GOD Ceattal 315 N CoramercUL EvaMRellatlc TcmI Park and Market. Tae Ckaael - 12th and Leslie. - ASs'cMBLT OP TUCTH AND UBEft- TT N. ConuncrclaL AFT1ST . Bethel Cottatit and D. Calvary - Liberty and Miller. Capital Summei and Hood. ' First Liberty and Marion. ImmaBwel Hazel and Academy. Bible Fellowship Memorial hos pital chaoeL CATHOLIC St. Joaepa't CottaM and Cbemek. - eta. ,. j , St.- VUceat Paol Mvrtk and Columbia CENTER OP TBS LIVING CHB1ST 67S N. CottaM. , CHRISTIAN Coart Street 17th and Court first Cottage and Marion. i . CHSJST1AN MISSIONAJMT ALLIANCE sui and Gaines CHIECB OP CBJUST ' ' C ea tral Cotta nd Chemeketa. . CBCBCB OP CHK1ST. SCIENTIST . rtrst Ubertr and Chemeketa. CBCRCB Or GOD. FUIST CottaM and Hood CHL'KCB OP COD. taU 40 8 Sad CBVKca or jescs chsist or LATTES DAT SAINTS Stb and aCadison. . CONG BEG ATIONAI. Strst Cottace and Marion. KjUM MeoMrkU utn and rerry. EPISCOPAL -SL Paals Church and Chemeketa Br ANGELICA. AND KEPOaVMED Betaaay Caoitol and .Marion. V ANGELICAL. CNTTED BEETBXEN Eairlewd 17th and Nebraska, rbbtSununcr , and Marion . rAITH TABEatNACLB 1305 N . th. rOCKSOOASE - M N. Uth. - , . PEES METHODIST Winter Market. FKIENDt Ulralaad Areasa Church HjEniano. otn Saleas CommorciaJ wasninjrton mX GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL Calvary. Caaoei u . Liberty and and Jesas Naaie PentecntaJ 1 1 73 Lewis United Pentecostal 445 rerry. INSTITUTE OP RELIGIOUS science -j 0 N CotUsa. JEWISH Broadwav and Madison. , KING WOOD BIBLE 11 Cm. LCTHERAN I I : r Central Capitol and Galnea. Christ lath and SUte. St John's I6tn and A. SL Mark -.343 N Church. ' METAPHTSICAL' CENTER - S2 N CottaM i METHODIST ; - first Church and SUta. ' Le - Winter and Jefferson Leslie Conuherctal and Myers. West Salem 3rd and Gerth. M AZAR EN E Ptrst. I3tb and Center. OPEN BIBLE "STANDARD - 1231 N Commercial, i f ! PILGRIM HOLINESS 2285 Carlton. PRESBTTEUAN First Winter and ChemckeU REORGANTZED 'CHITRCH Or JESUS at w LATTta DAT SAINTS 17th and Chemeketa i , REVIVAL CENTER I Izaak Walton buUdlr- 501 S. Cottage SALVATION ARMT - Ul Stat. . SEVENTH-DAT ' ABVENT1ST Summer and . Hood, L - SPIRITUALIST rtrst I teoJN. CottaM (Woman's clubhouse L UNITARIAN rKLLOWSHD? Memorial hospital chaoeL UNITED BRETHREN first 1145 Mission. , i - - I - WES LET AN METHODIST Utn and Irwin Leaves Talbot Church TALBOT. Nov. 23 The Rev. R. Rogers Irwin will preach his farewell message to the congrega tion of Talbot Community church Sunday morning.- -! For four years end seven mon ths Mr. and Mrs. Irwin and their family have served the communi ty, i During this time the church edifice was built. Recently the Ir- vins have felt that they should again enter pioneer Christian work. They will move to Long view. Wash, to organize a church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. A farewell party for the Irwin family is planned for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church-basement. The two-week Crusade for Christ with Dr. C P. Gates as evangelist is to conclude Sunday evening. , Stress on Youth Set at Alliance Sunday will be observed as Na tional Youth Sunday in the Chris tian and Missionary Alliance churches of the United States. In the Salem Alliance church the Rev. Paul W. Gunther, pastor, will preach both morning and evening on : themes relating youth . to the church. Young people will partici pate in both churches. . f ... 1 te.f?. I- i 4 1 r- t Sflverton P-TA id Spoiisor' lst International Diruier Thursday ..... Statesman News Seryfc -V c SILVERTON. Nov. 23 Mrs. Harry Truman. P-TA information. 1 chairman, reports everything is ready for the association's first inter- ' national dinner, to be held Thursday, November 29t from 5:30- to 7 p.m. - uunnx oue duxii unner wesiern-Type.musie WUl be 'played by the Silver Woods Play boys James Butts of Silverton. and Glen and ' Henry Cramer from Woodburn. Cordell WoodalL principal of the Jttn- ior rugn scnooi is to De master oil GATES, Nov. 23 " When fog grounded helicopter alongside the highway here Wednesday, it attracted quite a crowd, as shown above. The plane, from Yakima, Wash-, was dusting canyon forests with noi- son to kill field mice. Tree seeds will be sown in the area next year, and the mice are being extermi nated to keep them from eating the tree seeds. j . V - I Portland Youth To Present Play A group of young people from Immanuel Baptist church of Port land will come to Bethel Baptist church to present a Thanksgiving play at the 7:30 p.m. service Sun day, -j The young people are under the leadership of Virgil LeClair. The Bethel Baptist young people are planning fellowship and refresh ments following the program. The public was invited ta the program at which an offering for missions will be received. . Two Granges ; Hold Officer Installation -i Statesnutn News Service SILVERTON Waldo Hills and Silverton granges held joint instal lation of officers at pie Silverton grange hall Friday night with Shirley Buck, Clackamas country grange deputy, the installing of ficer. . " -' ... . Assisting were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin, jr., of Macleay as installing marshals; Mrs. Clarence Johnson,- Macleay, regalia bearer; Mrs.' Thomas Bump, Brooks, em blem bearer; Mrs. John ; Tschantz, Silverton, musician; "Mrs. Ben Gif ford, Silverton, soloist, j j I Frank Porter was installed as master, with Mrs. Frank Porter as lecturer of the Silverton grange, and T. R., Riches -as master and Mrs. LeRoy Rue as lecturer of the Waldo Hills grange. j : On the November display table were souveniers - from countries which had been visited by service men, brothers of both Mr. and Mrs. Porter.' ' - i The Marion county grange con ference will be guests of the Sil verton grange for an ! afternoon and evening meeting in January, date to be announced later. j . The Silverton grange voted to move its December meeting for ward a . week because of the Christmas season, and will hold its December 21 meeting in the form of the annual family Christmas party. .......... j : The Grange home economics club, of which Mrs. Porter is pres ident, will hold its annual Christ mas party Thursday, December 13, at the home of Mrs. .Will Ar thur. This will be an all day event with a no-host luncheon at noon. Polyannas for the past year will be, revealed at this meeting. ; School Mothers j At St. Paul's Elect ! Mrs. John Doran I Statesman News Service SILVERTON New officers for the St Paul's Mother's club recently include Mrs. John Doran, president; Mrs. Kenneth Olsen, vice president; Mrs. Grey Shem- mev secretary and Mrs W. H, Brandt, treasurer. Plans were made to hold the annual St Paul school children's Christmas party at the school on December 21 with Mrs. Hubert Esser, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. Shem mel and Mrs. Robert : Mathiesen the committee to make arrange ments. , The Mothers club annual Christmas food sale will be held December 22 at Carter's Plumb ing store, starting at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Orville Frank is chairman of tne committee on arrangements and will be assisted by Mrs. Hueo Boehmer, Mrs. Edward Lambert, Mrs. Maurice schnorenburg, Mrs, L. B. Scharback and Mrs. Doran, A meeting of the club has been set for December 14 at 2:30 p. m at St Paul's school when plans ior obtaining a movie projector win De discussed. . Thanksgiving Musical Sunday a First EUB - The choir of Firsf Evangelical United Brethren church, under the direction of the minister, the Rev. Wilmer N. Brown, will present a Thanksgiving musical Sunday night at 7:30. A varied program of choral and instrumental numbers has been arranged. ADDITIONAL CHURCH NEWJ3 ON PAGE 12 ATTEIffiOII "lOGGna'AKD FMMEH3- S-FV-- ;iMV-- And Long Lengths if BnrMniid" Igtmtar Co. Phon 1123 I Turner. Oragoa Valley HBriefo i Statesman News Service Willamina The VFW auxiliary will conduct a bazaar Saturday, November 24, at Ellingsworth's beginning at 10 a.m. I f ! Turner Construction of a two- bedroom house for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Holt is underway south of Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wipper moved into their new home this week. . .1 Dallas- Recent marriage li censes issued here went to Charles D. Myers, 19, and Lillian C. HalL 19. both of Independence, on Nov ember 19; Preston Wood, 76, Sa lem, and Ida May Taylor, 68, In dpendence, on November! 15. Jefferson A Masonic home coming will be held here Saturday night December 1. at the Masonic hall. All Masons and their fami lies are invited. " j ' Sweet Home Max fLandon will be chairman of the annual East Linn Chamber of Commerce banquet date of which will be set soon. Chamber' officers will be elected at the December 5 meet ing.' ; - j Mt Angel Schoolchildren are selling tickets here for the Com munity Chest benefit show -to be held at 8:15 p.m. Sunday in St. Mary's auditorium. It will feature Arthur White, Jefferson magician. Silverton Mrs. C Cooley who suffered a ; heart . attack sev eral . days ago, : was reported as showing improvement at her home on Mill st. Friday. Her grand daughter, Mrs. S Larry Ernst has assisted in caring for her. Her son, Rholin Cooley, and Mrs.' Cooley, who were in Chicago at the time she was taken ill, have returned to Silverton. They have been planning a trip to South America Aumsvllle C. E. Lewis, and Fred W. Dickman have returned from Spokane, Wash., where they recently represented the (Willam ette National Farm Loan associa tion at the second annual confer ence of NFLA. ' I . . ! I Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merriam and children left Thurs day for their new home at Chow- chilla, Calif- where Merriam will operate a cotton farm. The family has lived in thr- community Ior the past six years.. ; I Silverton The Willard Worn an's club whose membership held its November meeting with Mrs Edgar Eoyce, will hold its Christ mas party on Thursday, December 20. at the home of Mrs. Melvin Kaser. . : j Sweet Home Tom Miller of Miller's Building Supply escaped with a three-inch' gash when heavy piece of plywood fell eight feet and struck him a c glancing blow Monday. The wound requir ed 10 stiches. . ! Valley Birth Statesman News Service SILVERTON To Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Webb, of Silverton, daughter, November 21 at Silver- ton hospital. Sealed bids will be received by the State Board of Control for the purchase and re moval of the house at 895 Chemeketa Street Salem, Oregon. f y Bids opened November 30, 1951 at 2:00 P. M. Instructions and forms can be obtained at the office of the Board at 124 State Capi tol Building. ROY ; H. MilLS Secretary 'j'v-f -j St. Paul Lions Club to Hear Dista! Governor ST. PAUL, Nov. 23 The St, Paul Lions club has set the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays as their ree ular meeting nights at the St Paul American Legion hall. The dinners are served by the Legion auxiliary at 7 pjn. r i , At the i last regular meeting. Sheriff Denver Young and Cap tain Horten of the Marion county civilian defense spoke on civilian defense. ' "I- i . T Bill Bowers reported the next meeting would be on November 28th when District Lion's Gov. Otta B. Adolf would be present A -project of securing the state highway department to install club signs at the entrance of town was approved and action started. Student Play a Success The student body of St-Paul Union high school was financially aiaea ty tne play presented under the direction of Mrs. Enid John son. A fair-sized crowd attended the one-night performance in the city hall. t i Student -' body association - has voted to hold a carnival ' and din ner soon in the city halL Com mittees were appointed by Presi dent Mel Gelow. , Enough 'money must be raised by the student body to finish paying for the new electric scoreboard as well i as guaranteeing a $400 basketball ex pense bill that the students have to face during the regular season. Pratum Boys j Organize Club;. Statesman News Service PRATUM "The Pratum Pants Patchers," a 4-H bachelor sewing club, has been organized at Prat um school with nine members.! I Officers are Richard Reeier. president Donald I Regier. Gene deVries, Chade - Coe and Jerrol Scharer. Mrs. Cornelius Bateson is their leader. I r .4 The girls of the 4-H sewing club have chosen the name "Stitch and Chat" Officers are Jo Ann Slater, president Adele Welty, Charlotte Ceng and Claudene Ruyle. Lois Riches is leader. Raymond Satterlee is president of the health 4-H club for: the upper grades. Other officers are Will Bateson, Val Leta Hay, Char lene Scharer and Betty Fischer, Mrs. Mabel Olson is leader. I. S The seventh and eighth grade students are planning to enter the Statesman-KSLM spelling con test. . I i ceremonies at the -program at 8 The' Kindergarten-will serve hot dogs and ice eream and give an American .Indian dance. -The first and second rades will represent Sweden and Norway, with Swedish meat balls,' potatoes and. Norwe gian pastries- and' will give- a folk dance. .. i v.t"; '-'i' ''"'v Italy wil be reriresented at suo- per by Italian spagettL" Emidir De San ti will play a piano solo dur ing the program. The third graders are in charge. . England and Scotland will ' be represented by the fourth graders who will serve tea and rolls. Don Selberg will give a top-hat-and-cane tap dance and Mrs-. Ann Rassmussen will read Robert Burns. poetry at the program. Chill for Mexico j Sixth-grade children will serve chili con came for Mexico with Betty and Delores DePeeL giving a dance number, and the fifth graders ' will serve chow mein, which Jim Chan has volunteered to prepare. - 1 Hawau will be represented by the junior high school with fruit cocktails and musical numbers by the girls' chorus, and the senior high school will serve Danish applecake with Nancy Simmons, Woodburn, a student of Mrs. Larry Ernst Silverton, in a ballet num ber during the program. Outdoor Club Active SILVERTON, Nov. 23 To re present the Silverton chapter of the Izaak Walton league at the state convention in Portland, Dee ember 8 and 9, are Clark Bach man. George Christensen, Don Peters and Louis Jory. Appoint ments were made by Roy Daven port, president of the local chap ter. ! Reports also showed that Sil verton chapter had had a busy weekend. The Sportsman's frolic was well attended and prizes were issued to C. A. Greenfield, a shot pub: Dale Newman of Salem, i rifle; and Junior Eckley, Salem, a pistoL ' I The Thanksgiving shoot Sunday was so well attended that the committee had to go into the country- and procure more prizes for the crowd. -Another shoot is being planned for the club grounds for early December. ;'- Training Appreciated SILVERTON, Nov. 23 Be cause Dr. A. J. McCannel taught him first aid in a Three-C camp, 12 years ago, John Anderson of Scio, Wednesday, after he had just returned from Korea, call ed at the McCannel - home in Waldo Hills to report hew much benefit that early! teaching had given him. ; -"".Cs " ' ' Dr. McCannel served as medi cal officer at the old Detroit CCC camp where the new dam Is now being built Anderson was a member of the camp which was disbanded in 1939. Shortly thereafter he Joined the navy and dnrinr i the war saw service in both the Atlantic and Pacific He was en the ship, he told Wednesday as he visited with the McCannels, that car ried the late President F. D. Roosevelt to Casa Blanea. During the past year he has served In KoreaJ returning to his Scio home last Friday. Hop etvellFolk Help Neiglihor: e House bliingl aweiman wews semes ' . - HOPEWELL -'A shint-Iine h! was "held at ., the home ' of Mrs, Marvel Brown Friday and Saturn m pun utn ainner at noon served by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Beu lah Reed and Mrs. Ivv Polvi. Heln. ' . ing shingle the roof were the Rev H. E. Widmer, Ross Rogers, Johnv ' Fuqua. Ivy Polvi Oscar Lafferty. Charles Wilson. John SneUman David Olke, Peter Parvin, Owen' ' Pearse, Joseph Scharpf. -Ed Loon. . . tala, Henry Deedon. The Hopewell Home Extension, unit will meet ; with , Mrs. N. Cvv Pearse. December 5 at 10:20 a. m. The meeting Is being positioned a Salem November 28. : The Hopewell Evangelical Unit-4 ed Brethren church was decorated, with chrysanthemums, annles. pumpkins and berried shrubs for r Homecomings Day Sunday. Over'. 100 attended the morning service, dinner and Program which was under the direction of Adelbert Smith. . Mrs. H. EJ Widmer was leader of the Thankoffering meeting of the Hopewell Missionary society. Twenty-eight members were pres ent. ' 'if 1 ' ' PFC Donald; Stephens, with the marine corps: son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stephens wrote his familv that he expects to be in a rest camp in Korea during November. ouuumuy Mrs. Waller Will ! Head Turner Club i ! ! i . Statesman News Service TURNER Mrs. Bert Wallar will be president ' of the Three Link club for the coming year. She was elected ! Friday when Mrs. Sylvia Saners was hostess to club members. ! Mrs. Arnold Phillips was elect ed vice-president and Mrs. Man uel Keene, secretary. The Christ mas party, will be held Friday, Salem Htsi Pupils Write. Produce Thanksgiving Play i Statesman News Service SALEM HEIGHTS The fourth grade room of Salem Heights school presented an original dram atization of the "First Thanksgiv ing Day" Wednesday at the com munity halt . The pupils wrote their own lines, selected the j principal char acters by try-outs and made up their own plot j Mrs. Maurice Fleishmann, their teacher, was in charge. 1 Participating were Joyce Jef fery, Warren Harvey, Valerie Ramsdell, James. Toens, Jerry Rei wald, Richard Zobel, Jayanne Harvey, Cecelia ISlagle, Lynne Hammerstad, Lynn Brennaman, Sandra Gipson, Janet Martsolf, Jerry Gatchel. j Jerry Burger, Lyle Christman, John Frieson, Mickey Perman, Olin Teston, John! Lewis, Dennis Olson, Emmett Myers, Gerald Magar, Bill Kanz, Charles Harris, Allen Beard, Merrill Arbuckle and Donald Miller. I A Sellout at Sublimity " SUtesnua News Service SUBLIMITY, Nov. 23 The first supply of copies of the book, "Sublimity," out quickly here, but it was reported today that three local stores have a new supply. Many favorable comments on the "best-seller" have been Vex-' pressed in the Sublimity area. The book was written by Mark Sch mid, college! librarian at Mt An gel. , i; . ..;.'- . St Boniface; parish Is sponsor ing a clothing drive this week for the people pf Korea and other war-torn countries. Annette Lulay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William , Lulay. ir is staying with Mr. and Mrs. William Lulay. sr.. while her mother m- - cuperates from a recent polio at- tacK. Saddle Club to Start Jr Group Statesman News Service SILVERTON Plans are un- -derway by members of the Sil verton Saddle club to organize an affiliated junior saddle club. R. G. Smith, Ralph Baurer and Har vey Bell have been made a com mittee to make definite plans for the organization of the junior club. At this week's meeting of the Saddle club; plans for the 1951 June trail ride' were also dis cussed with Albert Pitney, T. R Riches and Robert Morrison nam ed to take charge. Orville Totland. Donald Davis and Maurice Mulkey have been appointed to the dance committee. December 21, at the home of Mrs. Ben Wipper. BLUEBERRY, PLANTS $1.00 ea. FOR QUICK SHADE ; Oregon Maple ! Carolina Poplar Lombardy Poplar I $125 ap TULIP BULBS 9504e. CROCUS BULBS ,., 91.00 APPLE AND PEAR TREES tTr. $1.50 Older Trees vp to 5M (Other Fruit Trees within " a week). HYACINTH BULBS S1S0 dox. mnGiir: peMy inmsEnY ; Open 7 Days A Week dry Saktyanl 37S S. Liberty 3 Bks. S. of Stat Ph. 34212 Country Sxxlesyard 1 Mil South of Brooks! on S3E 3 Roalcs lo GalUornia from Salem -". "-.-fit . Go on way. return another no extra farel Choice oi 7 thru buses daily to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Scs Uon Yen Save! San Francisco Los Angeles Mediord Kkzmath Falls -' P Pins Federal Tax ':- Ketum Trip tt LESS . . . 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