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I- v- , ft -The CteSatsiga. Scleo. Oregon. Friday. November II, 1SI1 THE VAtLEV ffWS COLUIWS ;:. r ' . .' . From Tho. Oregon Statesman's Valloy Correspondents Woodburn Naval Officer Decorated v x . k ' 1 f Jl - Hubbard Gty Election Dated Dec. 1; Population Now 600 By hu a. i nrxnrr Statesmaa New Service -HUBBARD Three couneilmen vi3 b wtd tor twn.vr M-m. I at the city election of Hubbard In th Ot Hall m Mnn rw i The term of Floyd Dominica, Charles Crittenden and Lawrence SchoU expire this year. Holdovers on the council are-the Uayor, Dr. A. F. deLeroinasse, and Couneilmen Oarnr fhm r ito4. A new dty treasurer will be elected A-. A. 1UCUSUUCQU WOO twit dKir riklMtim FVIwswl Kelley is town clerk, a-xrther of. It I I, flee elected annually by the couo-l tf UlUUtL AjUSt: W cfl. The city of Hubbard covers 80 I IV.,, square miles of ground and ac- Jl. J I III, cording to a dty tally has 600 ' citizen. There are about six acre D 'J7 w f nof of ground on the Pudding river. X; "JL fx. VjUllHZoh Dougni as a cumping grouna some 29 years ago, that belong to the dty. There- are six miles of dty streets to be kept up, and a sewage system with a large septic tank near tha old Wolfer farm. This is a storm sewer only and each pro perty owner is expected to have an individual septic tank to dis- Jeff ersoit Elk Hunter Scores tuttoMa Xewt Sarrtra J LI 1 LKSON Ek hunting near own Mountain ere Merrta Cue. Albert Harnisch, Chert Chamber. Cordon Hoefer and W. M. Garland. They called to tell the home tola that Case has shot a big bull elk. The party will return home Fri day. Cap Smith of Marion, Doug Bradley and Russell Daultoo r turned home Tuesday from elk hunting at Enterprise. They didn't see any elk. j IUUmu News rttcm JAUMSVILIX Men of the Aums ville P-TA won a program con test over women of- the organ ization Monday night , and will be guests of the women at a party to be announced soon. A pantomime presented by the men was the hit Dose of seware. Officials renort w w program. the dty tank should need cleaning &" Juonna neininger presented only once in 20 year, but due toh combined glee club in its first some prcjerty owners who do not appearance ana it was weu-rccei- have sufficient septic tank disposal I ved. A picture on Oregon was on tnelr- properties, it nas been I aoown aiao. j cleaned twice in four years at considerable expense to the dty. Two dty wells sucply water for the residents with about 190 homes getting city water. Dominick is in charge of -the water department. Moms of the health department. Crittenden the streets, Choll the street lights and Friend the fire I department as fire chief. The city owns a fire truck and hall which also bouses the rural fire truck, both manned by volunteer firemen Leonard Lee. Barley Branarer and Glen Eoerner were in charge of the program. Doel Garver and Arnold Seines were In charge of luncn. Licensed OFF KOREAN COAST Lt. (Jg) C. B. Austin (left), son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C Austin, 766 E. Lincoln St. Woodburn, Ore., is shown receiving an award from Vice A dm. 1. J. Clark, Seventh Fleet commander, while serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Princeton. Austin's wife, the former Peggy Raines, also I lives at Woodburn. (Navy photo.) a Valley Obituaries Marie n Marion Community by a nuh will sDonsor a fall festival i Mrs. at Marion Grade School Saturday night Games andn a free prbgram are plannedL The event is a benefit tor school equipment. ' 8weet Home Virgil Jensen has Joined the Sweet Home pol ice force, replacing Ed Robinett who resigned. Tndenendence A big Elem entary P-TA carnival will be held m the Heny Hill school gymnas ium Friday, at 7:30 pjn. There ivii be concessions, games, and booths. ' . r . - JeffersonNewly elected offi cers in the jfourth -grade taught hv Mrs. Iancheon Lappan are Delene Gurgurich, president; Max flaroutte.l vice oresident: Gene Bradley, secretary; Jack Hutchi son, boys' captain: Diane Cox, girls captain. TJbertv Mrs. Ralph Dent of Boone Road will leave Saturday for a vacation trip to Salt Lake City to visit her son. Major New ton Avery Williams, who is station ed there with the Armyt He is in the chemical warfare branch. ntl r.ren The Hazel Green Community Club wil meet at 8 tun. Friday with Mrs. Glen Conk lin and Mrs. O. P. Corner in charge of the program. The refreshment committee asks those who attend to bring a cake. - x Ji nnbbard "Hobgoblin House' a S-act play, will be presented bv the Junior class of North Mar ion Hieh School at the , Hubbard grade school gym, at S pan. Fri day. The mystery will be enacted Wlllamina A P-TA pie social will be held at the grade school Friday at 7: 30. A program will be .given. Gervais A public art exhibi tion by the Colonial Art Com V Polk County Courthouse News Briefs f DALLAS Marriage licenses is sued from the office of E. B. Hamilton, Polk County clerk: Nor man Wienez, 18, and Mary Ann Mueller, 18, both of Dallas; Emil i Kist, 25, andn Eudina Gummow ; 17, both of Tacoma, Wash.: Ed ward Kohler, 22, Springfield, and jJoiores Giimore, 21, Dallas. ; Marriage license applications were made by Frank M. Watson, ! 39, Dallas, and Dorothy Pearl ; Gibbs, 37, yeronia; Delbert D. -Neal 34, Coos Bay, and Kathryn Kosack, 30, Sheridan; Amos Ruck- er, and Lily Jones 58, both of Salem. : v ( Circuit Court: Delia L. DeHut vs. Elvis A. DeHut; seeks divorce and property settlement. . cast of 12 and directed by Tom CannelL Illness, Burns Confine Lyons Area Residents Antonia Chladek ALBANY Services foro Mrs. Antonia A. Chladek, 76, who died Tuesday at a Lebanon nursing home, will be held at the Fisher Mortuary at 10 aon.. Friday. The Rev. Frank Betcer will offidtte. Burial will be at Willamette Mem orial Park. The deceased was born Feb. 29,1 1876, in Prague, Czechoslovakia, I coming to the U. S. with her par ents when two years old. They lo- cated in Nebraska where on Sept 10, 1899 she was married to P. J. Chladek. They came to Oregon in 1912 and to Albany in 1942 until 18 months ago when they moved to I L i Statesman Newt Scrrict LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Toland, Sharron and Melvin and her mother, Mrs. Gladys Stiffler, have gone to Cocoran. Calif., where ...m k. v.1,1 they will visit and snend the Union High School the week be- whf! Harrlsburg. She was a member ginning Dec L Reproductions will 15! ' to. a of the ZCBJ. Ka n nrti will rs. daughter of Mrs. Stiffler and sis- cLr7' .v. , a i.rA. o mrtUi oil malum I awkuivu unj.. r, . , 11 T II . - ji tv.,. ... . . uve uuioxvu, yci o iixumuj, WiUamina - Buddy Ellis, son of burns while at work at the Freres- -Uu VZ, .Tr VTo.i r j ii .! f Tim I tr v. , t ,, - I-c uihu, m uu wu, ir. nu juux. w tuuiucr company nuu. I bar a MunselL Springfield, Mrs. lamma, servuig a ouaru uic uir- MTS. Donald McWhlrk is reDort- Vivian RolL SvMt Home; hrtv. . i -ii SILYEXTON Kobert Lee Alfred " (abort), whe was licensed preach at Methedlst Chmxh tt- monies Sanday. He attends YiVL laxaetta TJalTersity. The volume of the sun Xs about 1.306.000 time that of the earth. Party Tonight At Uiiionvale Sniff Xrtrt SciW UKIONVALE The Junior Felknnhip d tS vr.rrLcl Ur-led B litres. Church tj v lead a "Backwards pany the social rooms t tie nurch TnUy tixtt. Each chid is to brirg mm arucla of used clothing for Kr. la charre of the aftatr are airs. Clyde DoEar and Mr. Owra Tumar; Saturday tdght the Sr&ky Youth Ttlkmh:p and the ILrh Srbool Sunday School Cats trUl unite far a procrrjiive dinner. The group wui gatber at the bom o U Marcroa romirr for cocktaai; at r cya wonhrion; for toco: at Fred Flnaicum's for salad: at the Woodburn Giureh ' Picture Set Tohinht V Strv Smr ture Izto Ta-U; 1U be -n at i T:4i pra. muy l Ce Curth tf ( God here unirr ioroari'. ? tf use A5il4y ef God aad Tour I Stuart Ooyl Churce. I t The fUra wd tncljdt acrree j from tSe trr.t rl mrc'J; coa dun by use lu-r. Oral ltru; ol Twla, OlU, t Portlrd U hat Is ronaidered the largr go i pel tent la the world, f I . ; j Arnold Braat borne tor tSr r-.:a dith wi'Ja III. and Mr. Grr t U don ataicvng and at tbe lkvard Stecrube hooe bere drt tU be MTtTd and the group a i I Just like your fajunderbuss... 1 ' 'fj)M0 conies out vIlEn !c . (b'lyV'V. press the trigger! )VHS QTIP.tLe atrrilirctl cream that wli itself a It ' C VJ lwihacaB,UaxnaiBjlyeary tatte,jBt ? J, L V follow the ftimpU direction oa e-rrry ran, f , f : tad frt delicious ticaarrtl the f tmilj U lote, J j' : ls est to scrr! , 3 Q t I tR!fe-rr . 'i lililimiLfniu.il iiffi in? recently promotea to a uura-ciass Jordan district. She is suffering iiciijr ouiter. iwiu virus pneumonia. nnvt.;i Tk. t iAa.m - am nfl Ray Mohler is confined to hi the Hubbard, Community church hoflwl1 "evere bruises he" re will mt at' 1:30 njn. Mondav f f?1 whUe t work for the M and afternoon. Nov 24 (Instead of I" Piywood company. He was WnHaT that weekl at the home Climbing a ladder, and fell. nf Mrs. Jnna Bininrton. i Aixer spenainsT a su-aar leave at line nome or ni rrananawmt. Mr luriii t rmm tn lrftrtminer. Spring Valley Spring Valley and Mrs. Sam Culwell. Harlan Gib- Fredricksen Chanel at 2 njn. Fri Farmers Union will meet at a son who is with the Navr. ha re- da v. with roneludln service at m. Friday at the school. Of- turned to San Francisco, to await ' ML Crest Abbey Masoleum in Mary Kounvosky, both in Nebras ka; 13 grandchildren and seven! great-grandchildren. Louis E. Joy ALBANY Louis E. Joy, 84, San dy, died here Thursday following! a trier illness, runerai services Exclusivo, full-flavor grinds guarantee you r? mm m U 2 fleers will be elected and en-1 orders. a a t . a. t J T M V I ar w . n . . lenainmeni is pianneo. zveireso-i iurs.-jim raeips entertained a ments will be served. All interest-! Croup of little folks Saturday bon ed persons are Invited. TrafficWreck Kills Former Valley Man Statatsoaa Mews Strriea oring their son Tony on bis ninth birthday. Honoring. Tony were Joyce Culwell, Frank Robinette, David Prideauz. Robin Pilchard. Harold Downer, Bobbie Free, Carol Edwards, Albert Morgan, Dale Edwards. Jim Steele. Kathryn Neal, Kathleen Kuiken, Ellen Han- lon, Jerry Bntton, Buddie Cruson, Mary Uoodell, Glen Frank, Jack and Jean Phelps and Mrs. Phelps-. x ann neDesan unzt met re cently. Plans were discussed for the meeting on Dee. 1 when the JEFFERSON Leonard McCaw president of the Rebekah Assembly has received word or tne aeatn oz uregon pays her official visit of a brother, Chester H. JJcCaw, Dec. 10 was the date set for the 36. San Jose. Calif. He was killed Christmas party, at which time in a car-truck accident, near Red- secret pal names will be revealed ding, Calif., on bis way to Oregon! and new ones drawn. At the social for a truck load oz Christmas trees, i nour a snort program was pre- An automobile coming out of a sented with Cecil Bassett furnish sida road collided with bis truck, ing accordion music. I aura Neal throwing him out of the machine land Jean Roberts gave Interesting onto the pavement Death result- articles on Thanksgiving. Guests ed Monday from a ehad; injury, were present from Jefferson and Mrs. McCaw and their two child- ocio ixxiges ren were with him in the rtuck but escaped Injury. Funeral services were held Thursday at San Jose, Calif. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. McCaw, and - at one time lived with his parents in this community, attending Jefferson schools. - Surviving are the widow, Ce- cile McCaw; and two children, Dennis and Sandra, andnUhe par' ents at San Jose, Calif.; brothers, R. E. McCaw, Florence, and Leonard McCaw, Jefferson; sis ters,; Mrs. Theodore Meeker, Sal inas, Calif, and Mrs. Harold Brock, Balston. Salem. Joy had been visiting in Albany for several days. Born in Mitch-1 elL Iowa, June IL 1868, he came to Oregon from Minnesota. On Nov. 24, 1891, he married Eliza beth Dayton in Minneapolis. She died in 1949. Surviving are four children. Dr. F. B. Joy, Seattle, Kenneth Joy, Yakima. Mrs. A. L. Koeppen, Pen dleton, and Mrs. M. O. Seale, I Salem. UM Pie Social Set Tuesday At Lake Lablsh School Itatessaaa Maws Icrrlee ' LAKE LABISH A pie social and movie at the schoolhouse at 8 p.m. Tuesday will be the first event of the year for the Lake Lablsh Com munity Club. - - Proceeds may be used to start a fund for a motion picture pro- lector for the school. Z U ... V ujm WW " i 1 ! mm f see the difference Many gallons of water may be evaporated in a day from a tree. 4 Y l1 n s s ri n r 3 r n a 1 a a aiii a a .m 0) o; r r r Guaranteed tender or your money back.' Eastern Oroaon white iac Hereford beef bought direct from ihm rands and hauled In our own tracks. ; v Buy and sava at Packing Houm Wbolesala Prlcas. Cul tnq and wrapping, smoking, curing. Frea deep ireexa aervica. Custom killing. 1 U. S, FEDERALLY GRADED Front Quarter ' Halior ' Whole Half or 7hola Lccker Dee! Lcchcr Pork 35t )L r lb. LB. LB. SometHng- extra e pedal lor those extra spedaL guests. Jtr LB. Lwwi L,.-JlLi.Ll your fork 132S S. ZZh zimn nm go. -; . 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