THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
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From Thm Oregon Srartsman's Voflty Contpond
Little Garden
Club's Mum
Show Nov. 8-9
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Statesman News Service
v SALEM HEIGHTS -. The Little
Garden Club oi Salem Heights is
making plans for itsannua'. chry
santhemum show at Salem Heights
Community Hall Nov. 8 and 9.
On the various committees as
sistine Mrs. E. A. Carleton, chair
man, and Mrs. John Douglas, co-
chairman, are: schedule, Mrs.
Mary McWain. Mrs. Virgil Sexton
and Mrs. R. D. Cooper; tea tame,
Mrs. John Ramage; tea, Ufa. L.
L. Bennett: entry. Mrs. Van Cleave,
Mrs. C A. Kells. Mrs. Paul Greibe-
now, and Mrs. A. A. Taylor;
Placing. Mrs. John Ramage,
Mrs. Francis Colgan, Mrs. Ken
neth Zwicker, Mrs. E. O. Welling.
Mrs. Virgil Allen, Mrs. Charles
Hagemann and Mi. Hunt Clark;
staging, Mrs. Lyie Bayne, Mrs
Carl Harris, Mrs. Lyle Zobel, Mrs
Robert Hawkins. Mrs. Lr L. Ben
nett, Mrs. Ed Carleton and Mrs.
John Douglas. v -
Clerks, horticulture, Mrs. 43. V.
Randolph and Mrs. William Nei
meyer; arrangements, Mrs. Floyd
McCellan and Mrs. John Douglas.
Mrs. Virgil Sexton will be the
chairman of the stage setting.
Jefferson Girls'
4-HClub Headed
By Joan Bennett
Statesman Newi Service
JEFFERSON Opening meet
ing of the 4-H sewing club, "Sew
While You're Young," was held
recently : at : the home of Mrs.
Henry Hochspeier. leader.
Joan Bennett was elected presi
dent; Sherill Hochspeier, vice pres
ident; Delores Meyers, secretary;
Darlene DriskilL reporter; Chris
tina Ramseyeh. song quean.
At the next meeting Nov. 3.
Carol VanDeventer 1 and Gloria
Bentley will ; demonstrate getting
ready to sew. Carolyn Adams will
demonstrate proper use of the sew
ing machine.
A "on test will begin, with points
to be earned for demonstrations,
attendance, ; : record book, work
done, and project completion. The
contest will ; end April 1 with the
prize a pair of scissors.
Union Mothers
Forming Club
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Itatesman News terries
UNION Mothers of the Union
School students will meet at the
home of Mrs. Gib Ramage Tues
day afternoon to organize a Moth'
ers Club.
A steariv inrrpacA in nrnllmnt
at the one-room school has made
parenu aware oi a neea ior sucn
an organization, especially because
of the heavier teaching schedule
for Mrs. IJlHaiV Khrmnf MjVin nnm
. has 25 students, with each grade
represenxea ny one to five stu
dents, - l a.
The new club in cooperation
with the teacher would make plans
to take some of the responsibility
lor social activities and to raise
funds for extra equipment for the
o use in wore and play.
Sheridan Post
Installs Yoder
lUtttmu News Berries
SHERIDAN David Yoder has
been installed commander of the
Sheridan American Legion post.
Fred Wirfs was Installed first
vice-commander; Knute Noss, sec-
oiurvlce commander: Marion-La
mam, adjutant; Bill Talbot, ser
geant at arms; Mel Agee, chap
lain; otto Heider. service officer:
Gene SmaO, historian; and Howard
Scharscnmidt, finance officer.
Livestock Club
Bids Parents
SUUimia Ntwi Service
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs
Henrv Thiessen are calling
meeting of young people and their
parents interested in tne -ti live
stock ciud tney xeaa.
The meeting will be held at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday in the Jefferson
grade schopL The livestock club
won many ribbons at various
shows last year. Three girls, Bev
erley Farris, Ruth Hart and Mar
olyn Adams placing in the red rib
bon class at the Pacific Interna
tional show in Portland.
Captured
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Gerald Mxcomber, Oregon State
Penitentiary ' lifer who escaped
Sept. 15 and was shot down and
captured by police Saturday in
Southern Oregon hills near Cave
Junction. He is now hospitalized
In Grants Pass.
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Parent-Teacher
Social Tuesday
Statesman News ferric
, SALEM HEIGHTS The Salem
Heights Mothers Club is honoring
a social evening Tuesday at 8 pan
ia Salem Heights School.
The evening Is planned so the
pa ents and teachers, may get
better acquainted. The fifth and
sixth grade Camp Fire girls will
serve.
P-TA to Hear
Ballot Panel
At Woodburn
i Statesman New Service - ..
WOODBURN A panel discus
sion on the school reorganization
plan to appear as a general elec
tion ballot measure will head the
program for the first fall meeting
of Wood burn Parent-Teacher As
sociation Tuesday at 8 pan.
On the panel will be Mrs. Agnes
Booth. Marion County , superin
tendent of schools; L. Marble Cook,
field service man for Oregon Ed
ucation i Association, and Dean
Bishoprick, chairman of the board
of woodburn School District.
A new feature for P-TA meet
ings will be award of a "travel
ing prize," a mirror, to the school
room which shows the highest per
centage of parents present.
A reception for teachers will
follow the business meeting. First
grade mothers, headed by Mrs.
Robert Hurst, will serve refresh
ments. -
LeRoy E, Beals
Headed for Home ,
WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
KOREA Returning to the U. S,
soon! after. live months in Korea
is Army PFC LeRoy E. Beals, son
of Mr. i and Mrs. John V. Beals,
Silverton Route 2.
He served in the combat zone
as a tractor-scraper operator with
the 74th Engineer Heavy Equip
ment Co. During his duty in Ko
rea, he earned the Korean and
UN Service Medals. He entered
the Army in November, 1950.
Circb it once more . . . I wanna make
sure that's CURLY'S MILK on the porch!
The richer the milk . . .
the better the taste that's
.vhy youngsters look for
CURLY'S MILK. That cream
rich flavor of CURLY'S MILK
makes a hit with adults,
too. Order plenty today.
CURLY'S
Building Boss
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Webster Smith, of the Donald M.
Drake Construction Co., is eon
atroetler superintendent for
building- a new South Salem -hit
school adjacent to Leslie Junior
High. Work la just starting.
I Valley
! Briefs
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Willarolna E. H. Moehlmann,
who operates the Willamina De
partment Store, has purchased the
building the store is in, from Earl
L. Richardson.
Jefferson' Donald Cole was
mustered out of the Navy at
Bremerton, Wash., Friday, and
will complete his senior year in
agriculture engineering at Oregon
State College. He and Mrs. Cole,
the former Lavonne Kelly, are
living in Corvallis. She is em
ployed in the seed testing labora
tory at OSC.
Willamina The VFW Post and
Auxiliary will have a turkey din
ner auction and carnival at the
hall Nov. 25. All organisations are
invited to have a booth there.
Jefferson Quentin Ricks has
left for Travis Air Force Base in
California following a 15-day
leave spent visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ricks.
The- Statesman; Balom, Ottqon. M6ncVrV Qctoborl7, lSZl-$'
Woodburn DAR
Honors Oregon
Regent at Meeting
Statesman Mew Serrice
WOODBURN Belle Passi
Chaptet, Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution, will meet Nov. 20
at the home of Nelhe White. Hos
tesses will be Katherine Ghorm-
ley and Mabel Livesay.
The chapter held a special meet
ing Thursday at Champoeg State
fark's Pioneer Mothens Memorial
cabin to honor Mrs. Allen Mc
Clain, Portland, state regent.
Mri Lester Keller, chapter re
gent, opened the session. Mrs. Mc
Cain told of the DAR national
convention she attended in Wash
ington, D. C
and planned to leave uuiiu
weekend for her parents bomt la
Fresno, Calif.
Visiting her this -eek at the hos
pital have teen 'Ms. Lawnce Fi-
lay and Mrs. Lloyd Marlatt from
Sidney-TalboL '? '
Ex-Talbot Resident
Home From Hospital
Statesman Kewi Berrk
JEFFERSON Mrs. William C
Brown, former Talbot resident who
is seriously ill at Redmond, went
home from the Redmond hospital
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GILBERT CLOSE DIES '
ST. LOUIS (JPl - Gilbert 1.
Close, -former confidential secre
tary to President Woodrow Wil
son, died Saturday night in a SV
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