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Newspaper Page Textlg Th Statesman. Salux Ofqon. Friday. March 21. 1952 tt rrn r THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS From The Oregon Statesman's Valley Correspondents Posse Starts Pistol Team At Jefferson gtateun&n New Service JEFFERSON Sheriff Denver Young was present for Thursday s meeting of the Jefferson company of sheriffs reserves, helping mem bers form a pistol team. Doug Bradley and Leonard Meyers were elected range officers to help train v m Th meetine night of the company was changed from Thursday to rTiaay, meeting j two weeks, instead of every weeK. The next regular meeting will be on April 4. Thre are 20 members in the Tfo-r. rwnnanv. Officers are JCIlclouu 1 - , r i Uouora rantam: Ned Luimiu ctor.Vionc-n ton sereeant; Iceland Wells and Delmer Davidson, lieu tenants, and George Armstrong, rnmnanv clerk. Much building is going on in the Oakdale addition on the Jefferson-Talbot road, opened in the past vear by Frank Weddle. Be sides a sawmill operated by 'Wed dle and Holland Dirnmick, several houses are going up. Two houses from Camp Adair were brought in Tuesdav. shipped down the river from Albany on a barge and un loaded at the Buena Vista ferry slip. One of the hbuses was for Weddle and Dirnmick and one was for Wallace Wickett. The for mer will bring in two more of the Camp Adair houses. Lloyd McCoy has started build ing a duplex on School Street be tween Second and Third Streets. The Jefferson Chamber of Com merce has called another hearing on the proposed Jefferson can nery, for Tuesday night. March 25, in the City Hall. It is hoped that at this meeting a representative mrmin of farmers will be present o that definite plans can be made, j Leaders pointed out that farmers , should have their say in its or ganization. j Valley Obituaries VSk - Final rites for Em- 1 mett S. Filer. 69, Dayton City Re- corder who died in McMinnville ;n v. v,ii .Ko -t-v Memorial Chapel in McMinnville at 3 p m. Saturday, with inter ment in the Dayton IOOF Ceme tery. The committal services will be in charge of Jacob Mayer Lodge 108 AF & AM. Deceased was a native of Lex ington. Neb. (March 10. 1883). He was married in 1920 to Lena Dower, who survives him. and had lived in Dayton since 1905. Other survivors include a son. Martin, Portland; two daughters, Mrs. Bernard Lipplns, Chamberlain, S. D.. and Miss Charlott Filer, Dayton, and a sister, Mrs. Hattie Baxter. Coos Bjy. Prospect Program. Dinner Tonight at 6 Statesman News Service PROSPECT A community coverfd-di.-h dinner will be serv ed at 6 p. m. Friday at Prospect School bv the Prospect Extension Unit All families in the district are invited to attend, bringing a main dish and dessert. The program will include a minstrel show by member of the unit and school children. Mrs. El Dert Neal, Mrs. Earl Jenks and Mrs. William Moore are m charge of the entertainment. Illness Strike? Drill Family at Willamina Statrman Nws Service WILLAMINA Illness visited the Doyle Drill home this week. Larrv Drill is confined with rheu matic fever. The Drills' nine-year-old son, Gary, was rushed to the McMinnville Hospital for an emergency appendectomy. S DIE IN MT. ETNA QUAKE CATANIA. Sicily .4-T h r e e persons were killed and scores were injured in a four-minute earthquake which rocked villages on the eastern slope of Mt. Etna Wednesday. Thousands fled from their homes. MS 5? Seah Benefit V.-::,- :pv -Q3 :, -If t& w -r&r ,Tr, Zlz&iihttW EUGENE Eadie Turner, of Salem, is receiving speeial speech instruc tion at the Easter Seal Agency's Hospital School for Crippled Chil dren in Eugene, Oregon. Eddie, a 12-year-old victim of cerebral palsy, practices on an auditory training unit under the guidance of Thomas Burtscber. speech therapist. The school is operated by the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Inc., which is cur rent!, sponsoring its Sixth Annual Easter Seal Sale. Hazel Green Scouts Earn Blue Ribbon Htattftman Newt Scrvir HAZEL GREEN-Blue ribbons were awarded to both Cub Pack 5. and Boy Scout Troop 5, at the semi-annual inspection by Jonn- me Klapp and Dave t. Jonn at Hazel Green schoolhouse Monday evening. Considerations for the awards were advancements by members of the pack and troop, camping by the troop and perfec tion of uniforms. Star awards were given to Clif ford Wacken. Leo Hawley and Jerry Carter in a court of honor which was combined with the in spection. John Fitts got his first class badge and Lonnie Page, Bill Lowery and Alvin Zeilinski were taken into the troop in the Ten derfoot rank. Merit badges Tere given to Tom Haury. Clifford Wacken, Jerry Carter, Leo Haw ley and John Fitts. Following the reremonies slides showing the Camp Pioneer area were shown while refreshments were being served4. FRANCHOT ASKS DIVORCE LOS ANGELES JP- After an unsuccessful attempt to become reconciled with his blonde bride Barbara Payton actor Franchot Tone asked the court Wednesday to set a trial date for his long standing divorce suit. We're Celebrating Our 1GTIHI FREE WAFFLES AND COFFEE Deluxe Ice CENTENNIAL PANCAKE MID WAFFLE MIX 4 Lbs. lO.Lbs. 480 1.15 CENTENNIAL SMALL NAVY BEA1IS 2 lbs. 250 Sugar Salem Boy 1 ,r I X: 0 Buv 4-Corners Home FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaBranche have purchas ed a new residence on Munker St. Located in the house just vacated by them at 3865 LaBranche Ave., are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz anc1 daughter, Beverly. Mrs. Schultz has just returned from Dawson, Minn., where she visited her mo ther. jltfc& Insist on Miller's FREE GROCERIES 12 BAGS TO BE AWARDED Cream YAMHILL Grapefruit Sections Am Cans ... HUDSON HOUSE Citric Jnices . 29c Orange, Grapefruit, or Blended Le. 4 6 -or. Cans Horrell's Snacks 12-os. Can 420 Pork & Beans Van Cunp's Nw tH -2-X 490 Park Lights For Woodburn Up to Voters tateunaa News f errlee wnonmiBN Woodburn vot ers will decide whether the town is to have night ball games when they cast ballots at the May 16 election to determine the advisa bility of setting aside $10,000 of th rnnnev annrorriated for the recreation and park board fund to provide payment lor installing lights at Legion Park. It was pointed out that this would mean no raise in taxes for any taxpayer but is merely direct ing the park boarfl to use, or not to use, that amount of money for the lighting project. The Woodburn School Board has agreed to use the field for at least a five-year period on a ren tal basis providing lights are in stalled. The amount of rental would be worked out between the school board and the city, owners of the ball park. Class Play Tonight WOODBURN The senior class of Woodburn High School will present the comedy, Life With Father," at the high school gym nasium Friday at 8 p. m. Practice has been under way for several months under the direction of Mrs. Helen Jones. Jack Moss plays the leading male role of "father" with Loretta Wilson having the female lead as "Vinnv", the mother. Other mem bers of the cast are Carolyn Bee as Cora, Arlene Becker, Mary; Mary Ixu Prinslow, Margaret; Alice Foltyn, Annie; Ardith Gates, Delia; Patty McLaughlin, Nora; Bonnie Mills. Maggie; the four sons. Donna Adamson, Josephine Vifquain, John Ticknor and Terry Fitch; Willard Fryer, Rev. Lloyd: Scott Odgers, Dr. Somers; Earl Ahrens, Dr. Humphreys; Clair La Barr, Dr. Cartwright. N. Marion School Prom Set Tonight Statesman Newt Service HUBBARD The North Mar- 1 ion High School junior - senior ! prom will be held in the school : gvm Friday night beginning at j 8:30. Ken Knott and his orchestra from Portland will play. Theme of ! decorations is being kept a secret ! as the junior class works on ar- rangements. i The senior class of North Mar ! ion will present "The Campbells ; Are Coming," a three-act hill billy comedy set in the Ozarks, late in April. In the cast will be Arlene Strawn. June Weinert, Gloria Herzberg. Bud Wettstein. Jerry Yergcn, Jim Spence, Paul Sinser, Marilyn Eilis. Ron Shrock i and Gretchen Pardey. . GARDEN S0UDU3T0 Apply Millir't Garden SOU. DUSTO befor you work your garden toil. Destroy wir wormi, roof wviU, cutworm, lowbugi, and many other de structive oil petti. Protect the roots and your plants over a longer period of time. Available? 4 ex., 10 01 , itiolcjf co 2 lb., 5 lb.. 50 lb. Salem Seed & Implement Company 210 State St. Phone 3-4903 AT Lincoln Store 6 Miles from Salem on Dayton Hi-Way FREE SUCKERS AND BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS 10 Lbs. World. Hood Mara hm allows O' Hnry Parry-Pak Old Fashioned Choc. Drops Crown Products CORN MEAL 2-Lb. Cello 100 Whole Wheat FLOUR 2-Lb. CeUoi FLOUR AJi lO-Lbs. .. JOV FLOUR S009 25-Lbs. Hall GaL ( S)8P 250 390 ..Valley News Utesmaa News ierylee Pratmn A ham dinner will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Pratum School by the Commu nity Club. The women, who list in a recent program contest, will te waitresses. On the dinner com mittee are Mrs. John Roth, Albert Gerig and Mrs. Rudolph deVries. On the program committee are Mrs. Robert Hansen, Mrs. Dale Krug and Mrs. Albert Schar. Fruitland Mrs. Frank Clark has returned from Savannah, Mo., where she underwent medical treatment. East Salem Mrs. Richard T. Wieklander of Park Avenue en tered Salem Memorial Hospital this week for surgery. Hubbard Mrs. Wilda Mason of Molalla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sherman, Hubbard, received her cap and certificate from the Clark College practical nursing department at Vancouver, Wash., recently. Mt. Angel Mrs. Joseph Faul haber is spending this week in Portland to be near her brother, Ed Hortsch, who was critically injured lat Sunday when a car struck him while he was walking to work. He suffered a broken collar bone, broken leg and head injuries. Willamina Buddy Ellis ar rived home this week on a. two week leave from the Navy. He has been stationed in Florida and will Tb MIX that makes DELICIOUS CAKES WHITE OCCIDEIIT CAKE Mill 29c ' jlpll 3045 SPlh Conpercial Street ' I r SCUILILDKKg COFFEE - Ik 1M i i i 1 Thm MIX that makei I li '",ri,ril'r"1 "T"- gogom . p. White King Soap 'e. 27c 59c Dial Soap 2 b. 27c Complexion Siie A. B. C. Fig Bars 2 T:,d 49c Cream Corn 2 h, 29c Indian Gem No. 303 Cans Chicken 'N' Dumplings 85c Rancher's Pride Lare No. t4 Can - report March 29 to the Alameda, Calif., naval air base. Silverton Mrs. Gus Herr, president of the Silverton Council of Church Worrten, will attend the state convention of Oregon Coun cil of Church Women at Eugene on March 27-28. Union Hill The Silverton Grange will be hosts of the Union Hill Grange Friday night. Lec turers from both granges will pre sent numbers for the program. Lunch committee is Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Byron McElhaney and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mulkey. Haiel Green Lois Wacken of Hazel Green and Alta Hadley of Brooks, OCE students, are spend- j ing their vacation this week at ! Seattle, Wash., and Vancouver, B. C. Willamina The basket social which was scheduled at the Butler Methodist Church has been can celled. Another date will be set later. Mt. Angel The annual parish j dinner will be held in St. Mary's School dining hall Sunday from j noon to 3 pxn. Ham and home- j made pies will be featured. A spe- i cial price for children has been j announced. The public is invited. Amity Trie Amity Eastern Star Chapter will join with Sheri dan Chapter in a district meeting Saturday night at Sheridan. A dinner honoring grand and local BEG-MORE CAT FOOD 2 for 27$ IIGMT C0MIINATI0N OF MEAT, FISH I MILK OREGON TRAIL Pork Si Beans Nc.: 2 for 2e Carrots 2 bun. 19c Golden Fresh Crisp . . lb. 13c Fftttal, Sweet Crisp Cauliflower lb. 15c Snowy White Heads Cabbage . lb. 7c Farm Fresh Firm Heads Oranges 2 doi. 49c Large Size - Sweet, Juicy Briefs.. chapters will be served at the Sheridan Methodist Church. Hazel Green Hazel Green School, which was in recess the first three days of the week, will present its monthly assembly Fri day at 1:30 p.m. The program will be given by the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. The public is invited. Eighth-grade mothers are espe cially urged to be present to dis cuss graduation plans. Before 1900, the U. S. Patent Office had issued 7,573 patents for bicycles, most of them after 1890. Save Honey Buy direct from Slaughterhouse at Packing House Prices Come in and choose your own and be assured of LOCKER BEEF THE BEST IN Half or whole cut and wrapped lb. 49 LOCKER PORK Half or whole cut TT. j and wrapped lb. OOy Salem Meat Co. 1325 S. 26th Phone 3-4858 Sl&naliiftv i i e 1 SLICED BACON ARMOUR'S BRAND LIAN, TOO! IB. GROUND BEEF 100 PURE FRESH DAILY LB. BEEF ROAST INSIDE BONE REMOVED, EASY TO CARVE U. S. GOOD OR CHOICE Lb. WISCONSIN CHEESE A FLAVORFUL CHEDDAR LB. ROASTING HENS COLORED OVEN-READY LB. FRESH FRYERS LARGE COLORED - PAN-READY mpas BBS ROY ALL CRITICAL si , NEW YORK (AVFormer Secre Ury of War Kenneth Royall wu reported in critical Condition Wed nesday at New York Hospital aft er undergoing an : operation for an abscess in the sinus area. '4 .. Just anywhere! They all seem to take CURLY'S MILK! And why not-CURLY'S it the best milk to take, bj cause it's the best milk to. drink. 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