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s I j ; 1 Valley News ' Statesman News Service Gardeners Plan Coming Program" At Salem Heights t SUU1ma.11 Kewi Serriee 1 j SALEM HEIGHTS Program planning 'was the main topic of business when Friendly , Neigh bors Garden Club met lor its first fall meeting. r Mrs. Myron Butler was hostess to a covered-dish dinner at her Hulsey Ave. home, n . Plans were made for. the club's programs for the coming year. Named as committee chairmen were Mrs. William Gardner, pub licity; Mrs. Harold Patterson and Mrs. Myron Butler, cheer. ; The group will meet, next week at the home of Mrs.: Carl Gustaf son. Mrs. C D. Anderson will be the program chairman. Trueax Farm old at Pedee 1" Statesman Newt Service 4eEE Mrs. Lura Trueax has sold her 60 acre farm to Theodore Jones of Harlan and is moving to Longview, Wash., where she has purchased a home. t Mrs. Nelda Burris and three daughters will also go to Long view with her mother. Mrs. Tru eax has a son, Oliver (Bill), liv ing at Longview. The Pedee Memorial EUB church gave a farewell party for Mrs. Trueax and the Burris fam ily at the R. J. Smith home, and the group presented them with a picture, "Christ at the Door.! Mr. and Mrs. Jones ( the former Alberta Burbank) and family plan to move here soon. Brothers Win j $25 Awarii t SUtesmu Newt Service j ,s j SHERIDAN Word came today from Cleveland, Ohio, that two Sheridan brothers, Myron and By ron Shank, have won i $23 cash award from the James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation. , ; The award came on the basis of a paper they wrote describing how they built a cattle squeeze chute.: , Awards from the foundation totaling $5,000 went to 104 farm boys of the U.S. Top prize of $600 was won by Paul Faidley, Clay Center, Kan. COLLEGIATE ! ; GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. 11 Here's a new gimmick for college students looking for an after school job and some extra cash. City Commissioner Stanley J. Da vis says he's drawn up a plan which would authorize students at the city's two colleges to ticket cars parked overtime at parking meters. Davis said the plan would release members of the po lice force for more important du ties. 1 h DEBT REPAID LONDON (INS) Over 40 years ago a boy stole a bar of chocolate from a shop in! Derby Street He was - caught by the shopkeeper and spanked. Now aged 56, the culprit recently walked into the shop and repaid the six-penny debt "It has been on my conscious," he explained. Births ! At Valley Hospitals! TOLLE To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tolle, Willamina, a son, Tuesday, Sept. : 14, at McMinn ville Hospital. 7: if i 'v.- ' 1 i I GROSS To Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Gross, Sheridan, a son, Wednesday, Sept 15, at McMinn ville Hospital. - i ; HOUCK To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Houck, Grand Ronde,! a daughter, Wednesday, Sept 15, in Grand Ronde. i ! BOCHSLER To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bochsler, ML Angel, j a daughter, Sunday, . Sept 19, at Silverton Hospital i Huntei Loses License, Fined SUtsmn Newe Service STAYTON Herman Johnson, Stayton, paid $206.50 in fine and costs and lost his hunting license Monday after pleading guilty in Stayton justice court to illegal possession of deer meat A companion, N. L. Richardson, Eugene, pleaded innocent and posted $250 bail pending a hear ing by Justice of the Peace Wal ter H. Bell. ! The two men were arrested over the weekend by Police Chief E. E. Norfleet in Stayton after he checked signs of blood and hair on a parked car and found venison inside. Rally Day Held At Pedee Churdh , i ! Statesman News Serriee PEDEE Rally Day was observ ed by the Pedee Memorial EUB church on Sunday with a program by ' the children of the Sunday school and a covered dish dinner following the morning church ser vice, with, about 60 persons pre sent. ' ,1 Saturday was work day on the new church they are building and 18 persons were out for the day. Mrs. Mollie Lacey,, 81, who now lives near Monmouth, was pre sent Sunday; being the oldest member of that church. Valley Briefs Clear Lake The addition of many new students this year has increased the total enrollment at the Clear Lake School to 83. Dallas A mission seminar will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at the Dallas Methodist Church. Mrs. Glen Barge is in charge of attendance for the semi' nar. T . Willamina Mrs. Clarence Chambers of Willamina 'will give a program on art at the Sept 23 meeting of the Grand Ronde Women's Club. Mrs. Maerhea Macpherson is in charge of the meeting and hostesses will be Mrs. Esther: Hobbs and Mrs. Er nestine Cowan. Sheridan Thirty-one young men have come to the Jesuit Novitiate near Sheridan, to be come novices. Most have just completed high school MK MARK 'll YT 2-13-24-33 f TAURUS APR 21 GCMM MAY 22 m M9 3W1 My 51 42 72 CANCn ' JUNE 23 JULY 23 QS 3-18-29-4GI 6171-79 83 3) uo ! 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