lSTho Stat mem, Salem. Oregon, Tzidaj, November 14, 1832
THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
From Th Oregon Stctevncn't Vo!Uy Contpon$f
South
Santiam
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' JEFFERSON Th South San
Man River Water, Control district
has learned from the U. S. Army
Engineers Portland office, that it
has been decided -to complete all
of the proposed flood control work
next summer. This project in
eludes not only the Cox location
near Sanderson's bridge, but the
Blakeley and Crenshaw locations.
A reauest for all money needed
to complete this combined work
will be included in the engineers'
budget to Congress, and it is pro
posed that contracts for the work
be let early in Way of 1953. .
Property owners along the. San
tiam river, who had not previ
ously given permits or easements,
have now given their permission
to go ahead.' Survey permits for
these locations were recently se
cured.
Present schedules call for. com'
pletion of the engineers' . plana by
the end of this vear. so that early
In January Jhe control district can
caU a general meeting of land
owners to go over, the plans with
the engineers. v';- It '
According to representatives -of
the Willamette River Basin Com
mission and the Corps of En
ineers, the South Santiam river
s considered one of the worst
flood threats In the Willamette
Valley. -:
250 Attend
P-TA Dinner
At Mill City l
i lUUimu Newt Serrlc
MILL CITY The annual In
ternational dinner sponsored by
Mill City P-TA was consideredin
"outstanding succss' by Mrs. Roger
Nelson, president. Approximately
250 attended the dinner which fea
tured food from various countries.
a theme also carried out in deco
rations and program. n
, The Three Link Club, meeting
-Tuesday night at the Dell Smith
home, elected Mrs. Blanche Syver
son, president; Mrs. Charles Stew
art, vice-president: . Mrs. Anna
Crook, secretary-treasurer. Next
; meeting will be Dec. 18 , at' the
Syverson home. " ' - ,
Warden Virgil O'Malley Wm
address the Mill City Women's
Club Tuesday at 4he Presbyterian
recreation 'room.- AU interested
. persons are invited.
David Hoeye. son ; of Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Hoeye, left for Tongue
Point Naval Station this week to
enter mechanics' schooL He en
listed Aug. 1 and has been home
on leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; KeUey
will attend homecoming this week
at Oregon State College where
their daughter, Lela is a freshman.
, Mr. and Mrs.; Lee Woods and
children left this week for their
former home near San Antonio,
Texas. He has been employed at
Detroit Dam.
Korean Soldiers
Become Christians
WITH THE U.S. 45th INFANT
RY DIVISION, Korea (Jpy One
by one, 13 young Korean soldiers
stripped" to the waist, walked into
the clear river water and were
baptized into the Christian faith.
. Chaplain Granville Greenwold
performed the ceremony on a re
cent Sunday afternoon. Limb Yong !
II, -Korean soldier of the 3rd Bat
talion, translated during the serv
ice. The devout ' groups, some
thumbing Korean Bibles, first sat
.on the-river bank, listening to
Chaplain Greenwold read from the
scriptures. I
Then, one by one, they were
baptized into the Protestant
church. Later, a communion serv
ice was held In the chapel of the
179th regiment. The 13 who were
baptized attended five weeks of
classes on "What It Means to Be
come a Christian." They never
before had claimed a formal re
ligion.
ItONOON VIA SRIS.
Flood Control
CompletionDue
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mage Sale .
For Men Only :
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LEBANON Here's something
-ew rummare sale featarlar
articles perliinlnr to xatn' only.
It's project eoderUkea by the
lions Club. Proceeds wW be
sed for, eeaunulty' activities,
Date of the sale. are Friday
aad Saturday, Dec It and 29,
according "to Glenn ! Uostoa,
chairman. It will be held dowa
owa . la the tenner Cernett
baUding. . .1' - .
The club as seUcitlng aaythlnc
a man eaa nse er wear apparel,
tool, sporting goods, loggtag
equipment, knlcknaeks, odds
and ends of all sorts. .
Haston saggested that this Is
a dandy way of disposing of
those Christmas ties which hare
been aeeamalatlag
years. , "
for . aiaay
eweUUiiit
To Meet Wed.
At McKinley's
imwmi Newt Service
HOPEWELL .The Hopewen
Home Extension Unit will meet
at Mrs.; George McKinley's home
at iu:30 a. m. Wednesday. The les
son, "Oregon Sweets," will be pre
sented by Miss Virginia Magnets
ana Mrs. w. o. Fearse. A sack
lunch will be taken. ""
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse and
Robert returned home from a trip
to California Saturday. Granny
Humble of ' Pomona, Calif., ac
companied them home for an ex
tended visit.
Donald Stephens, son of Mr.' and
Mrs. Charles Stephens returned to
San Diego by plane Saturday
night, following his furlough from
the Marine base. His mother enter'
tamed with an early Thanksgiving
dinner- lor him. Attending -were
Mr. -and Mrs. Raymond Stephens
of Amity, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ste
phens, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stephens
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. El
wood Massey and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Stephens and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ste
phens and family. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Davidson left
Tuesday for a" visit with their
daughter and f amUy, Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Pantalone, Chicot Calif.
Charles Van Dorn was injured
at his work at' a Salem sawmill.
Several, stitches were required
when nis chin was cut.
Mrs. H. E. Widmer- received
word that her mother is seriously
ill at her home in. Veneta-.
Little.Ronal Hauser. ' grandson
of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Deedori. is
now.' at his home In Springfield
after' several weeks ." in Doern-
becher Hospital in Portland.
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Pedee School
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Gets Rating
Of Standard
v lutiina Ntws Serrlee .
PEDEE "Education Week-
was the theme of the P-TA pro
gram recently ".with 'the three
rooms each. giving a play. Eldon
Cates, chairman of the board of
directors, reported that the school
had been given a standard rating
by the State Department of Edu
cation. Mrs. Lee Snowden and
Mrs. Dewey Cummins served pie
ana conee. , .
Mrs. J.--W. McCarmatk. clerk of
the school district, ' reports 107
children on the census, C3 boys
and. 44 girls. Last year, there were
110, 69 boys and 41 girls. '.
Pfc Robert Wilson came from
Camp Roberts, Calif- for a 10-
day, furlough with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clyde Wilson. He
reported to Camp Lawton for over
seas duty Wednesday. . -
Carl Starr Jr six-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Starr, is
home from Doernbecher Hospital.
Portland, where he underwent
furgery. . , I
The restaurant : in the store
building has been reoDened- -bv
Mrs. Donald Brassfield, who with.
ner n us Dana came irom lxs An
geles to the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brassfield.
World Community Day for the
Womens Society of World Service
Of the EUB Church was observed
at the home of Mrs. C. L. Bur
bank. Baby clothing Was collected
and funds for vitamins and medi
cine for children overseas. .
Hubbard Rebekabs
Favor New; Heating
facilities for Hall
luttnui News Service
- HUBBARD New: heating facili
ties for the second floor of the
Rebekah Hall as soon as possible
was favored - by i members of
Thalia Rebekah Lodge Tuesday
evening. Election will be held at
the next meeting, Nov. 25 and
practice session will follow. Pro
gram committee appointed for the
president's visit, Dec. 15, includes
Mrs. George Leffler, Mrs. J. C.
Morrison and Mrs. A. L. Murphy.
A patriotic table motif furnished
background for ; refreshments
served by Mrs.. Harry Reed and
Mrs. Harry Moore. I
Mary Martin Circle, of the
Ladies' Aid voted $25. toward the
pledge of the Ladies Aid to the
church, and decided to try to earn
a 48-cup dripolator by saving
coffee bands. The group will have
a coffee and sandwich; booth at
the bazaar on Dec. 8 The program
Included a panel ! discussion . on
"How Education Furthers Human
Rights." Miss Hazel Wells was co
hostess. - !
PARTY FETES ELLEN HAM
WILLAMINA Ellen Ham was
given asurprise birthday . party
by Mrs. ,O. K.? Brock Sr on her
birthday. Guests were Donna Stod
dard, Margaret-jGunliffe,- Betty
Wright, Miriam Hirn, John Stout,
Kenneth . Spicer, ' i Eddie Forbes-,
Richard Haake and Ronald Hines.
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coffee that "taatet as good aslt smeUs"
Fast, dependable servk
, Convenient schedules
Frelcht servke to oil points
. Modem dieeet-electrk trains
CoH O. I. Ry. Co. to boodle yovr rovtieg oad sMppiag orrongements.
J.b.Suries, Oregon Dectrk Freight Depot
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Mt. Angel CDA
Initiation Set
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MT. ANGEL Mt Angel court
of the Catholic Daughters plans to
initiate a large class of new mem
bers Monday, Ndv. 24, at t p.nx
The program and luncheon will
be in charge of co-chairmen Mrs.
Leonard Obersinner and Mrs. Jos
eph C. Wagner. -"
The annual Christmas party is
slated for Dec IS. The committee
will be Mrs. Philip Piennett, Mrs.
Robert Van Hatten. Mrs. Edward
Schaecher, Mrs. Joseph Otter, Mrs.
Carl Fessler, Mrs. Frank Aman,
Mrs. Joseph Brockhaus, Mrs. Math
A. Beyer, Mrs. Alice E. Kroli; Mrs.
Delmer Lulay,- Mrs! O. J.-Willlams
and Miss Helen. Keber.-- There
win be an exchange of gifts and
a donation of canned goods.
Junior Chairman Mrs. Vincent
Smith reported the CDA Juniors
elected the following new officers
last week: Ruth Ann Dicker, pres
ident; Catherine Ilg, rice presi
dent; Sandra Preiser, ' secretary;
and'Arlene Schrrutt, reporter.
Junior meetings will be reduced to
one a month because of the press
of school activities. The first meet
ing is set for Nov. 19 at the homes
of the four troop presidents.
A food sale will be sponsored by
the Juniors on Nov. 22.
W. Stayton Pupils
Win.- Art Awards ,
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WEST STAYTON West SUyton
students are doing well again this
year on the "Land of Make Be
lieve" art program. Fred Keudell,
third grader, has won an award
foud times since the fall term
started. He is a student of Mrs.
Gertrude Hennies.
Receiving honorable mention
recently were Joyce Wilson, first
grade: Susan . Fowler, second
grade; and Ruth Gilbert, eighth
graae.
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