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Leg
To Cut More
Residents Object to Sewer
Assessments
atWoodbiirh
SUUimaa Newt Service
; WOODBURN Forty4wo residents of Woodburn'i Northwest ""kl"
. ficials Tuesday night The district embraces 207 parcels of land
' StatasaM Neva Serrtea :
MT. ANGEL Commander Ray
Ruscher of ML Anzel Post. Amer
icas Legion, has issued an appeal
for all Legionnaires to report for
"woodcutting detail? Sunday at
1:30 p.m.
The group will leave the Legion
hall lit that time to head (or Joe
Bielenberg's ranch la then Scott I
Mills area to cut wood to replace
that stolen from the hall a few
I Farmer Jumps i
Clear as Truck
Wrecks Stand
tUUtmaa Lewi lervtee
CENTRAL. HOWELL Lee
Dew Jumped I safety when
plck-np track weat out ef tea
srel and crashed tkreegh the
roadside staad where ke was
warklng Saturday.
Tar staad Was demolished
ad prwfoce iwas scattered.
Dew taw the track earning in
time to Jamp eat of the direct
path ( it hmt Sacarred kralaea.
The track driver was aahart.
The eordwood had been donated
LEAVE 8TLVEKT0N,. 1
SILVERTON 4- Mr. and Mr.
w 1 .S 1 I t A 1
Harlow c: Dixon was spokesman for tbecitlxens present, all of "Q"wMT;!r IEtS Peter Olson have moved from SU-
whom object to assessment of costs of the sewer project, j , JTf law that thTnost had been verton to Coryallis where they will
puon cited tne louowng-main points ot freeiijn l.,, u ,t le twMhirjf hye while he aJtenfcxoUege, He
uic vji-j ici tire ibwk11 Mti nil I wui "ier uw eueciricai engineer-
of assessment. . I I " . , . " 1 ,, j . u : I ing school of Oregon State College,
i AitKoivntV Wondbura Pub. I Bielenberg has ottered to donate I r. Men ik rmw vAnm
-- - . uat vijuui uv aviiuvt jumuh wt -
lie High School should be Increased wooa w replace u u miow mem- land ,wh0 has ben employed u
because of greater benefit derived I oers oo.ine cnappmg ana wwing. First NaUonal Bank of Silver
and because ditches ia the district This tune Leponnaires j plan to ton has been transferred to the
Annual Fair
Scheduled at
Sunnyside
auietinaa News Servtet
HOSED ALE The Red! Hills
Agricultural Club? will j hold its
annual fair during the evening
of Sept 21 at Sunnyside school-
house, i . i s
Mr. and Mrs. John Neuen-
schwander and Mr. and Mrs.
George Doran are. in charge of
' the general management of the
'fair. ' ' ii i - Vt .'
Other committees are: Arrange
ment and clean up, Ray Heckert,
Earl Stuart, John Neuenschwan
der, Lester Stringer; flower dis
play, Bertha Heckart, Mrs. Ed
Beckley, Mrs. George Doran: re
freshment, Mr.; and . Mrs. Albert
Brownke; mall grains, Ernest
Neuesdrwander, George Doran,
Hugh Harris, Dick Claflin, Don
Jones; nuts and fruits, !Mr and
Mrs. Forrest Cammadc, Mr, and
Mrs. Guy Williams, j t
Garden Producer Ed Beckley,
Mr. and; Mrs. Verne; Wikofi;
curios 'and antiques, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Teters. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
McCain; baking, Mrs. Floyd Bates,
Mrs. Earl Stuart, Mrs. Ray . Heck
art; canning; Mrs. Norman. Alex
ander.' Mrs. John Neuesdrwaoder,
Mrs. Raymond Dutoit; sewing and
fancy work, Mrs:' Irving Bunse,
Mrs. Lester stringer, Mrs. r
nest Neuescbwander. ,'
Dairy and poultry products,
Floyd Bates, Norman: Alexander;
forestry, Mr. and! Mrs.; Vernon
' Poiller: publicity. Mr, and Mrs.
Edwin Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. El
, ton Coon. - ;-i ,i, - l
had to be dug deeper to accomo-1 place the wood in the basement of jcorvallis bank,
riau ithpfhiPh rhooi. (The hih the Legion Hall discourage fur-
school was assessed actual cost of ther molestation. j , s ., j-.
running a line, to the school: most John Plas of Crooked Finger at-
property owners were assessed per tended Tuesday night's meeting to
foot of property owned.) thank the veterans for their -work
i 1. Srr Luke s parocbial school ia the Marian Pilgrimage, especial
property should not be allowed a ly those who took part in the firing
50 per cent reduction in ' assess- squad. I i '
ment. t " i r " : , Ira Herriford, membership chair-
5. Cost ofirunninr branch sewer maB tat the cost's driv for
lines to houses should be lumped 1,955 membershin started Sept. 1.
with other constriction costs and membership must be in by Dec.
spreaa over me enure oisirici, 1
rawer man ;cnarging lnoiviauai
property owners for the tranches.
4. low ground anouid not oe giv
en 1 reduction in assessment since
it '"definitely benefited,, by the
improvement. m
Jess Fiken. who presided tor the
city officials, noted that several
"obvious errors ' had been cor
rected ! in- .individual' assessments
and that afly other would be rec
tified. - j !: 1 ' rf'
Residents of the sewer district
then elected three representatives
Mrs. A. J. Frank Wins Stayton
Petiuiia Show Sweepstakes ,
.'.'.s: 1 tUUtmaa Ntwi Itrvkt ' f S
""STAYTON Mrs. A; J. Frank won the sweepstakes award In the
annual Stayton Garden Club petunia contest. There were about 73
entries. ; h . ? . u ; j
First -place winners by classifications Included the following:
Splash of color, Mrs. Frank Seniles, Mrs. H. C Ross; borders in one
color, Mrs. John Nightingale, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Mrs. F. J. O'Connor;
; i . L 1 ' I churches, Immaculate Conception
30 Register at 1
Elliott Prairie v
IttUmii Kiwt tcrvlca
ELLIOTT PRAIRIE School
has opened in Elliott Prairie dis
trict with 16 pupils in the upper
room taught by Mrs. Myrtle Whit-
more and 14 in the primary room,
under Mrs. Anna Yoder. Mrs.
Ann Elmer is jagain manager of
the school cafeteria. , ,1 .
First graders are Dennis Shat-
to, Jack Herbaugh, Jackie Cran
dall, and Richard Oakes; Eighth
graders are Gladys Douthit and
Catholic Church;' parkings,, Mrs.
Sam EUel, Louise Gassner; plant
er boxes, Mrs. Carl Boedigheimer,
Mrs. George Keech, Mrs. Ronald
Johnson. ? i . .. r
Also, landscaping, Mrs. T. G.
Frere, Mrs. Fred Albus, Mrs. Al
Archer: borders in mixed colors,
Leonard Lambrect, Mrs. Clarence
Ruef, Mrs. Ed Benedict.
'Also, borders 'of petuniis and
other flowers, Mrs. Joe Frichtl,
Mrs. M. J. Martin; porch boxes,
Vlrs. Roger Kimbrough, Mrs. Ward
Au Inglis Mrs. Jake Schlies.
Barry Schneider. Richard Passey,
a sixth grader, and Richard Oakes
are new pupils in the district
Hubbard Churcli
Youth Group to
Start New Season
tUttniM Newt frvrvtc
HUBBARDThe Pilgrim Fel-
lowship, youth group of the Hub
bard Community Church, will be
gin activities Sunday.
During the morning church ser
vice, the following officers will
be installed: Myrna Foltz, presi
dent; Norma Foltz, vice president
and program Chairman; Russell
C o 1 g a n, secretary - treasurer;
Douglas Colgan, pianist and com
mission chairman; James Morri
son, worshipr Mike Cooper, mis
sion; Richard Lamb, social ac
tion; and Arjil Shrock,. recrea
tion. Dedication of the member's
Christ's 'workday gifts will be
held. - ' f
On Sunday at 7 p.m. at Fellow
ship House, the group will hold
its first meeting of the year.. The
Rev. and Mrs. L. 0. Anderson will
be ' speakers, showing slides of
their recent trip to Hong Kong
and the Far East The Andersons
are parents of Mrs. Don Miller.
Hoover PTA
Meeting Set '
SUUumaa Newt Service I
EAST SALEM A special
meeting of Hoover PTA will be
held Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the
school to plan the annual school
carnival which will be held Fri
day, night Oct 29. All parents
are invited to attend. A. vice
president will be elected.
PTA chairmanships assigned to
date are as follows: budget Don
Sebum; project, Mrs. Frank ,
Fredricks; i membership, Mrs. '
Robert Stainbrook; hospitality, '
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Specht; pub
licity, Mrs. Cecil Dill; health,
Mrs. James Miller; historian, Mrs. ,
George Goforth;. program, Mrs.
Richard Esteyji room representa
tive,. Mrs. Don Culp; carnival,
James Zigler with James Miller,'
co-chairman.
- Wolves and coyotes have been
timed at a speed of, 50 miles per
hour.. "'.-i'Vl-.'v ::- r ' ; ;
Auxiliary:
Plans to Hold
Benefit Dance
the
Home Nursing
Course Due
At Silverton
SUUsmaa Nwi trie
SILVERTON Home nursing
..i w nfw rLit m I classes. arrtMed by , Red Cross
p ja. next Wednesday. With Lester lem' wiU "Ponsored
Walling presiding, they elected t" 3 jfl T"111 by A"fC;-
Harlow Dixon, T. L. Workman and w """""f '
Howard Leighty; ,;
Complete 4
Miles of New
OakdaleRoad
l - BUtaoaaa Kws acrvlce
MT.; ANGEL A dance.
proceeds to go for child welfare
and rehabilitation, I will be held
lntha Mt Angel auditorium Fri
day Bight, $ept 24, by the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary of Mt, An-
geL i -'!,":!. -.
Mrs. Gene Hoffer, dance chair
man reported at ithe meeting
Tuesday night that the MeUo
Tones orchestra of Portland will
play. ' , - - i , r !i.v
President Lois Ruscher stated
that the presidents and secre
tary's conference will be held in
Portland-Sept 23-29. The presi
dent and secretary, Mrs. Ira Her
riford, wiU be delegates and have
offered to take any members
wishing to attend. I i i :i t
Mrs. R. T. Bisenius, reported
on the child welfare dink, stat
ing that 18 babies had been taken
care of last month and nine at
last week's clinic She said the
clinic would give any first grade
children the required physical
examination.
Mrs. Bruce Billings is the pres
ident Mrs. Billicgs made the an
nouncement of the new commur
nity service at the Monday night
meeting.
Mrs. Malcolm Cameron of Ca pi-1
tal Unit 9, Salem, presented Miss
Marion MacLean, instructor nurse
at the Oregon State Hospital, who
volunteered instruction in the home
nursing at Silverton. The classes
T, iJTr Miss Maclean announced that
IUUB AWN PV MUU, BIW KiaTUl , . , ,, I
j i j. incn uus mux w miuiiiium
Of Dallas to the wood just north I " " . ,,7
Modi of th. gravel for the road Jwica weekly. p j'"tt
. , i Auxiliary club room. Men'a classes
rr U ar.availabl. also, and those wish-1
"zl t: in? to au
rLhTS of either th. Legion auxiliary or I
r -rtni: Tnthr was it rt-d POS.
.rf Isam' mnA jack Odx; au-l The cocomitte named by Mrs.
perintended the work done, i Billings 1a Java charge of thia
Tbese men were under the direct pro ject are Mrs. Ralph Frandes,
-ww.rvicino el th Polk OountvlMrs. Kuoy usverung ana airs. I
nrt ! : ; IJohn Demaa.
If there ii adequate clear weath-
me county to dear the brush 4-H Information
aloof Canyon Road m preparation . ?
for construction work next year. Meeting Set IOr
Land ownera w21 be asked to saga i o ;j .
a peUtion aUowini tha work to Yalleyj City JbOlK
m-
Mari-Iinn School
Qub Reception I
PlannedTLday
SUUtmaa Newt Scnric I
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LYONS The P.T.C Club of
Mari-Linn School is sponsoring a
teachers' reception' and get-acquainted
party held at the j all
purpose room at the school next
Tuesday at 8 p.m. Games and a
short program will furnish I en
tertainment. . i " : i
All parents, teachers and new
comers in Lyons are urged to at
tend. Those in charge are Mrs.
Joe ' Johnson, hospitality; Mrs.
Marshall - Powell, program and
games; and Mrs. Hazel Wirth, re-
xresnmenis.
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Central Howell;
Has 53 Pupils " j
. SUtcaama NawS Sarvtee
CENTRAL HOWELL Fifty-
three pupils were enrolled here
thia week as school opened. Be
ginners are Lois Schmidgal, Ka
thy Dettwyler Paula Simmons,
aoya Jiuenn, Allan' Roth, Bruce
Herr and Kenneth Richard. There
are 2 pupils in She primary
room and 29 in the upper room.
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Prune Picking Starts
In Oakdale District
SUtcsatam News Service
OAKDALE Prune picking
starting this week in Oakdale. The
prune dock which is sbared by
Gene Evans. Ralph Yost and Linza
Dennis is being rebuilt : It was
torn down and removed when the
road was widened recently, ; j
ZXNSER OS LEAVE . ; I
LABISH CENTER U U wrence
Zinser. Personneknan, 1st Class
U.S. Navy, is spending the rest of
September at the home i of Mr
and Mrs. Willard Hornschucfa. He
has been stationed at Treasure
Island, CaLf. ' - ? - ft .-.it
Oakdale School
Counts 42
On Opening
SUUwam Ntws Service
A 4-H Qub information meeting
Will be held Sept M at t p m. in
room M of the Marion County
Courthouse. Anyone interested in
4-H Cub work is invited to attend.
Anthol Riney and Anne Berg-
hols,, county extension agents do
ing 4H club work in Harion Coun
ty, and James I . isianop, extension
nATrrAT.F. School opened agent for tha Gty of Salem, will
Monday with 42 children present conduct the meeting. ,
The 27 children in Mrs. Louise j The meeting is especially
Scott's tipper grade room mciuo-1 planned for people interested in
ed 4 eighth graders, 7 seventh finding out more about- the 4-H
graders, 7 sixth graders and 9 1 Club program, its organisation and
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pC?W' ' ... i' : Innerspring
functions.
Aft civic parent and commun
ity organisations are encouraged
I to send one or mora represents-1
tivea to the meeting.
fifth eraders. In Mrs. Georgia J.
Olson's lower eraae room ue ia
children included 4 fourth grad-l
ers S third araders,! 4 second
traders, and 2 srst graoers.
Mrs. Olson comes from Payette,
Idaho, and Is living at 91S Birch
fc.f'&M? i Popcorn School's
cesnes, who is also from Pay- 1st Graders Listed
ette, is with her. Her husband.
Harold. Olson, has been detained I ' suteama Mews Senrua
in rayette tq nnisn a Dusiness pQPCORN First graders at
iransacuou Viu w " Popcorn School this term are
aaM avw
Work on Lyons Dial
System Progressing
lUttimta News Servica .
LYONS Work toward the new i
dial system for the Peoples Co
operative Telephone Company in
Lyons is progressing rapidly, re
ports Russell Wilson, president
Oct 30 is the date-set for the
switchover. Wilson said that they
may beat the deadline by several
days if everything goes j as ex
pected. -., 5 . ; , .. j . . t
Oakrlalef4-H Forestry?
Entries Win Ribbons I
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Statesaaaa News Serrtca
OAKDALE Afl six 441 Forestry
Karen Gannon, Gail Williams and
David Weins. Two new seventh
graders are James and John Reed.
Mrs. Zelma White, teacher, has
16 pupil distributed over . all
eight grades.
Birth
At Valley Hospitals
. SUtesmaa News Sarvire .
STAYTON . To Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest E. NoHen Jr ' Marion, a
daughter. - Sept 11. at Santiam
Uemorial HospitaL v ."
To Mr. and Mrs. Jessie C.
Broach, Idanha,' a son. Sept 11,
at Santiam Memorial HospitaL
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Camp.
entries from Oakdale received Stayton, a dagbter. Sept 10, at
blue ribbons at V the State Fair. I Santiam Memorial Hospital.
Thev were submitted bv Marsaret
Eggert, Richard LaudaM, Bob and SILVERTON A daughter, to
Ken Schmid and George Ann and I Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dedrick, Sept
Norman Faircbild. Melba mith it at the Silverton Hospital.
received a third prize on her angel I A son to Mr. and Mrs. Loyal
food cake.
Peterson. Woodburn, Sept 13 at I
the Silverton HospitaL
A son to Mr. and Mrs. Don Ed
wards,) Molalla, Sept 13, at the
Silverton HospitaL ' :
Lyons Folk Invited '
To T. Henness Party
GERVAIS Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ot I ert M. Harper are the grand-
Gates 'is extending an invitation parent of Roberta Ann Harper,
to alii Lyons friends to attend bora Sept i in a Spokane, Wa?L,
the parry at Gates achoolhouse hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Sundav afternoon. Sent 28. hon- Harper. Lamont Wash., are the
oring her father, T. Henness, on parents. The little girl has a sis-
his 100th birthday, u ; "Iter, Linda.-
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