) The EtatsmoB. flalem, Oreejo&u Thvnaaj. reoruarr 21. 1952
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THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
From Tho Oregon Statesman's Valley Correspondents
New Officers of Farmers Union Juniors
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WOODBUSN New otfleen of fh
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lce-presideat, 8alem (member 1 Central ueweu loeai); ana vteo uison, seeretarr-treasarer, rrom &el
wa and member of the Clackamas Count jmp. (SUtesman Farm Pheto.)
Easter Seal
Sale Planned
SUtesaaa New iTTicm
DALLAS Mrs. O. . Anderson,
recently appointed chairman of
the county chapter, Oregon Society
lor Crippled Children and Adults,
U now mSking plans for the an
nual .Easter seal sale to raise funds
foe carrying on the organization's
Work.
The annual sale Is being sup
ported by the federation of Wom
ns dubs. In Dallas the club will
assist Mrs. Anderson with the
msriling. The Camp Fire Girls, un
der the leadership ot Mrs. William
Young, will help with folding let
ters and seals and stuffing the en
Teiopes. Mrs. John Cerny will direct the
sale of seals on the streets of cities
In the county. The sale will be
bekl on a Saturday prior to Easter.
Roberts Grange,
Home-ec Club Plan
Coming Events
lUtcuua News Scrrice
ROBERTS Mrs. Glenn Bid
goed was hostess to members of
the Roberts Grange Home Eco
nomic Club. Members yoted to
give a dinner for an auxiliary
group in ApriL An apron sale will
be held at the next meeting. The
beit apron submitted will be sent
to the county grange contest. Mrs.
Frank Sellenberger was assistant
hostess.
Four candidates for member
ship were voted on favorably at
the grange meeting Saturday
rusht. Roberts grange will visit
Jteizer Grange on March 5. Plans
were made for an informal prac
tice session for grange officers and
members to be held Sunday after
rjoen. March 2nd. Moving pictures
were shown of the Pasadena Rose
Parade during the lecturer hour.
Mt. Angel Chest
Meeting Tonight
Utesmam Kwi Srvte
MT. ANGEL The annual mem
bership meeting 4if the Mt Angel
Comaunity Chest, Inc., will be
held at the city hall Thursday at
T:3B em Every contributor to
the driest is a member and is
urged to be present.
The terms of three of the nine
directors expire this year and an
etectien will be held. Directors are
elected -for a term of three years,
Directers whose terms expire are
Leonard Fisher, John Beyer, and
Clern Butsch.
Valley Births
Statesman New Srrle
DALLAS To Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Goodrichc, Falls City, a
ee. Feb. IS; weight 9 pounds,
leounces.
To Ifr. end Mrs. Keith Purdy,
Falls City, a daughter. Laurel
Lyon, JTeb. 18; weight 7 pounds,
euacea.
Ta Jttr. and Mrs. Allen Schellen
berg. -Dallas, a daughter, Carotee
Ann. Feb. 15; weight 9 pounds,
18 ounces.
SILVER TON A son to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Long. Siirerton,
Feb. 18. at the SUverton Hospital.
A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Stambough, SUverton, Feb.
lftv at the SUverton HospitaL
A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Johnson, SUverton, Feb. 19,
at the SUverton Hospital
A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman
C. Roberts, Mulino, Feb. 20, at
the SUverton Hospital.
Ask Your Dealer
& AIL FISH
TOM MOORE. Fie!d Rep.
930 S. W. Y.-mhill St.
Portland. Ore. Phce BR-4S54
Distributed By
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Oreven Termers Union Junfon wn pictured boy following their
left arc Elizabeth Kraatecheld, president, Beaverton; Eldon Bentler,
St. Valentine Day
Observed at Macleay
BtateoMui News rrte
MACLEAY St. Valentine's
Day was celebrated at the school
Thursday with a community din
ner at noon, sponsored . by the
Mothers Club. Each room had a
party In the afternoon and ex
change of Valentines. Mrs. Donald
Ream had a Valentine party for
her 4-H sewing club at her home
Wednesday.
Firemen Answer
3 Week-end Calls
tatcs
Rri garvlee
WOODBURN The Woodburn
fire department was called into
action three times in less than 24
hours over the week end but no
damage was reported at any of the
residences involved.
Shortly after 9 p.m. Saturday a
call from the Alfred Halter place
east of Woodburn came as the re
sult of an overheated oil stove.
Sunday at 4 pjn. firemen were
raw
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Businoes
Firms
These are the Salem firms offering you free parking service while
shopping, at their places of business . patronise them often .
save both ways.
Acldin's Bootory
Acklin's Junior Bootory
Anita Shop
Arbuckks
Barb's Sporting Goods
Bishop's
Bob Callahan Ins.
Brown's, Jewelers A
Opticians
Capital Drug Store
Commonwealth Inc.
Conrad Bruce & Co.,
Investments
Cooke's Stationery
Commercial Insurance Agy.
R. L Elfstrom Co.
Tho Fashionerte
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Mill Owner
Breaks Leg
StatMauw Nwa rvlea
MILL CITY Clyde Rogers Is
recuperating from an accident
suffered recently at his sawmill
A log roUed against his right leg,
fracturing the small bone above
the ankle.
Mrs. Erma Andersen purchased
Oleson's dress shop recently. She
will manage the shop and also re
tain her Interest in the Mar-Dean
Cafe.
The annual Mason and Eastern
Star dinner will be held Saturday,
Feb. 23, at the I.O.O.F. hall. In
charge of serving will be the Mill
City Three-Link club with Rachel
Olmstead, general chairman.
summoned to the Carrie Water
bury residence, 844 Corby SU,
where a chimney fire was respon
sible for some anxious moments
and at 5 p.m. help was requested
from the Robert Mills home near
the MacLaren Boys School where
a chimney was also burning out.
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CONVINIINT
LOCATIONS
Park yew car Fro at either of these tw downtown car parks
while shopping at your favorite Salem stores.
Salea dorks at cooperating business firms will stamp your ticket
for free parking.
Property stamped claim check entitles you to Ono Hour FRZI
PAJtKlNO. You may park longer if you wish for only 10c per
hour additional.
W. P. Fuller .Paint Co.
General Financo Cos. A
Roy Simmons Inc.
Hoffman's Moat Market
Hogg Bros. -Alex
Jonos
Jack & Jis
Jewel Box Jewelers
Johnson's
Kays
The Kitchen Centre
Klask Photo Shop
Little French Shop
Tho Man's Shop
Marion Food J Seed
Morris Optical
Polk County
Junior Red
Cross Active
UUsaaaa Niws Carries
DALLAS The Polk County
Junior Red Cross has had a busy
year, according to the report of
Mrs. Edward B. Hamilton, chap
ter chairman for this project.
Twenty - four elementary and
three high schools in the county
are now enrolled In the work. The
largest contribution from elemen
tary schools was $15. 23 from the
Perrydale school with 100 pupils.
Dallas High School turned in
$1 1.37 as the largest sum from
high schools. The enrollment Is
412 students.
Some 42 gift boxes have been
filled to send to some undetermin
ed place. Last year's boxes were
sent to Korea.
Other activities include the mak
ing of 150 Thanksgiving menu
covers for the Roseburg Veterans
Hospital and sending 22 dozen
cookies, by the Camp Fire Girls,
under the leadership of Mrs. Ildon
Bevens; pupils at the Henry HiU
elementary school at Independence
under the leadership of Mar
garet Perry, sent 100 nut cups and
menu covers to the hospital for
Christmas and will send more for
Easter; The Dallas Junior High
will send 150 menu covers for St.
Patrick's Day.
Marjorie Nelson of Dallas High
School attended the camp for
Junior at Silver Creek Falls last
summer and was elected to repre
sent the chapter on the district
board. She has been active in JRC
enrollment and with Mrs. Hamil
ton addressed a group at the Hen
ry Hill School at Independence
last week.
Farmer-Merchant
Banquet March 3
In Dallas City Hall
Statesman Ncwi Servlca
DALLAS The 13th annual Polk
County farmer-merchant banquet
has been scheduled for Monday,
March 3, at Dallas City Hall.
The 1952 banquet is sponsored
by the farmers. Aiding in plans is
the county PMA committee com
prising Charles Ross, John Dick
inson and Merton Bissell, secre
tary Claude Hoisingtort and Ex
tension Agent N. John Hanson.
Tickets will be mailed this week
to community PMA committee
men, who will sell them to the
farmers and their guest. Approxi
mately 200 tickets are available.
Marriage License to
Independence Couple
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DALLAS James J. Kozisek, 29,
and Phyllis Trosper, 22, both of
Independence, obtained a marriage
license here Feb. I. Loyd Wayae
Latimer, 28, Willamlna, and Eve
lyn June White, 27, Ballston, were
issued a permit on Feb. IS.
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Emblem
Neodham's Book Store
LeS Newman
Pay Less Drug Store
J. C. Penney Co.
Perry's Drug Store
Pomeroy ft Koono
Reamer's Fine Shoos
Red Cross Pharmacy
Salem Hardware Co.
Saem Music Co.
Tho Salem Record Shop
The Smart Shop
S. & N. Clothiers
U. S. National Bank
The Vogue of Salem
Toy ft Hobby Shop
Wiii's Music Stem
Vallfloy Mews EBi?2elis
StaUtmaa Maws Sarrtce
Weedbnra The refular social
meeting of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club, scheduled
for Feb. 2L has been cancelled due
to a confllctlon with practice for
the BPW play "Sinister House'
which Is to be presented Feb. 29
and March 1 at the Woodburn High
School gymnasium. The dub will
hold its next meeting Thursday,
March 6, at the home of Miss
Gladys Adams.
Ambon The regular Thursday
night meeting of Auburn Mothers
Club has been cancelled. Instead
members will hold a benefit ham
dinner Saturday night from 6:30 to
8 at the schooLhouse. An azelea, a
basket of food and other prizes
will be given.
Labish Center The Christian
Service Circle will serve a chicken-pie
supper at the Community
Church Friday from 6:30 to 8 pjn.
Proceeds from the dinner, apron
sale and gift table will apply on
the kitchen-Improvement project.
Central Howell Mr. and Mrs.
G rover Lichty and family plan to
move this week into the house they
recently completed. It is a mile
east ot the Central Howell apart
ments where they now live.
Clererdale A pie social and
program will be held at 8 pan.
Friday at Cloverdale School. Ev
eryone is welcome and women are
asked to bring pies.
Baeoa Vista William Prather,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pra
ther, left from Eugene Monday
for induction Into the armed senr
ices.
Lyons A tamale sale and sup
per will be held Thursday night at
the community clubhouse. The
women also will serve coffee, pie
and saladwPlans were completed
Monday at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Alice Huber by Mrs. Leo
nard Cruson, Mrs. Ernest Garsjo,
Mrs. Wlllard Hartnell, Mrs. Leo
nard Cruson, Mrs. Ernest Garsjo,
Mrs. Willard Hartnell, Mrs. Ed
Hargreaves and Mrs. Clyde Bress-
ler.
Willlamlna Wendall Wooden is
in Portland this week undergoing
therapy treatments; Ralph Gard
ner and Ola Beck have been on the
sick list.
So
You'd find it out, in a mile or so, even if we failed to
tdl you. But we think it's best if we teil you now
jou must treat the accelerator with special respect
when jou drive the Golden Anniversary Cadillac I
Down under the hood of this gorgeous car is the
most powerful engine ever used in standard American
production.
So take it easy whoever you drive
Don't use that power to bolt away when the light
turns green and other cars have their ways to make
in the traffic lanes beside you. And never use it for
unnecessary speed, or for dominating the highway.
Use it, instead, for the thing it was put there for
use it to give you that easy, floating, comforting
ride which can come only when your engine is "loat
ing," and most of its power is in luxurious reserve
use it to give you that "shot ahead" when an
opening shows in the traffic line or when your safety
calls for a blast of power
Elliott Prairie Max Sicord Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Herman
Smith, at Stockton, Calif.
Central HeweQ The 4-H Wood,
working Club visited a large mill
at Salem Monday to watch wood
working methods. Earl Schar, lea
der, accompanied the boys.
Baeaa Vista Mrs. W. R. Pruiett
and son, Ron, flew Sunday to Los
Angeles where they will vUit Mr.
and Mrs. John Wright. The
Wrignts are parents of a baby boy
born Feb. 13. Mrs. Wright, a sister
of Mrs. Pruiett, was the former
Lucille Salle.
Roberts Harold (Bud) Johns,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johns,
Crest View Drive, has been sta
tioned at the Marine Training
Base at San Diego, Calif., since hisJ
Induction the past week. Johns
was employed the past three years
for the Commercial Sand and Gra
vel Co. at the South River Road
plant.
Brooks Harmony Rebekah Lod
ge, meeting Monday night, made
plans to attend the district conven
tion. About 40 guests were present
at the valentine party held at
Quinaby HalL
TJnien Hall A card party will
be held at the Union Hill Grange
Hall Friday night at 8. Canasta,
five hundred and pinochle will be
in play. All Grange members are
asked to bring a cherry pie. Fri
ends are invited.
Willamlna Willamlna FL Club
will hold a baked sale Saturday at
Shetterly's store.
Elllett Prairie Mrs. Ray Baker
has again been appointed chair
man for the annual Red Cross
drive which will start March 10.
Brooks Cpl. Alan Russell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Russell,
Brooks, has been discharged from
the service after one and one-half
years of active duty. He is at home.
SUverton The Rev. A. W. Nel
son reports that the Immanuel
Sunday School Teachers Associa
tion win be hosts to parents and
students as well as to teachers
from Trinity and Calvary Luth
eran Church Tuesday night, Feb.
26. at 7:30 at a "get together" at
Immanuel Church. The film
Place for
Douglas McKay Chevrolet Co.
510 North Commercial Street, Salem
"Reaching From Heaven win be
shown. Miss Hannah Olson is su -
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a Heavy Foot !
use it for a thrilling sens of mastery over car
and time and space
use it, in short, for happiness and Irrrury and
for adding satisfaction to every mile you drive.
As you would expect, this amazing performance it
but one of the wonderful virtues that have been added
to the Golden Anniversary Cadillac
There is marvelous new beauty inside and out
side. There is a wholly new type of power steering
available as optional equipment at extra cost. And
there are literally scores of refinements and inrprove
ments of vital importance.
For its "year of years," Cadillac has certainly built
its "car of cars."
Come in and see it whether you feel you are ready
for a Cadillac or not. It's an inspiration to inspect it
and an experience to drive it.
But if you do drive it, please remember if s n
place for s heavy foot I
j perlntendent of the Ixnmanual
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