Statesman, SsUm, Orogon, Friday, Jan. 21, 1955Sec 1-9
Woodbiirn's First Citizens
Dimes Climax
Due
In Dallas Area
Saturday
WOODBURN First citizens of this community were honored by the
Rotary oab Wednesday nignt. . waiaea senior rim uuzen wu
Harold Austin (left) ud Gilbert Ranuge (center) was named
Junior First Citizen. Making- the awards is Wlnton aunt.
Valley Mevs IBBrnefs
' Haxel Green Ernest Zielinski
Is recuperating at Silverton Hos-
p f I from - surgery performed
V. .'dnesday. He incurred a brok
en collarbone when he slipped
ai.i was run oyer' by a tractor at
his farm here.
North Howell John Campbell,
who with Mrs. Campbell, princi
pal at North Howell school, spent
his, Christmas vacation in Texas,
has been seriously ill since New
Year's at the Woodburn hospital
He is improving and hoped to be
released this weekend, j
Evergreen -The Evergreen
Community Club will meet at 8
p.m. Friday at the schoolhouse.
Men of the club will furnish en
tertainment, reports Harvey Kas
er, program chairman. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served. Every
ons is invited.
Silverton Mrs. L. Sanders and
C. J. McClanathan plan to leave
shortly for Willamette Manor,
Methodist home near Milwaukie,
to make their home, they have
announced. Both" have been active
in Silvertod social and fraternal
work during the past. several
years. n. - '
Jefferson Mrs. Maude Epley
was the inspiration for a surprise
party Jan. 14 on her 79th birth
day at the home of Mrs. J. wan
ty. : Many gifts were given the
guest of honor, f
Hopewell Joyce Crockett,
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Crockett,
is recuperating at her home from
eye surgery, performed last week
at a Portland hospital.
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs.' Don
Gubser have moved to Toledo
where he is employed.
Hopewell Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Warnock and, Stanley have
gone to San Antonio, Texas, to
aoend the balance of the winter
with son,,'Melvin, a medical stu
dent ,.-. :. '
West Stavton Lt and Mrs
Truman McClellan are now at
Williams : Air Force Base. Ariz..
where he is an -instructor in jet
flying. Their two children wno
have been staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul McClellan Here nave
gone to Air Arizona to rejoin
their parents.
5 T,.m TKn Tlina T.inlr PlnK
will , meet Friday at the IOOF
Hall. A no-host luncheon will be"
served at noqp '
Salt Creek Next meeting of
the Women's Mission Society of
Salt Creek Baptist Church will
be Tuesday, Feb. 8, when offi
cers will be elected. Mrs. David
Giesbrccht and Mrs. Henry Clas
sen were in charge of the program
at the recent meeting when 34
were present
St Paul A March of Dimes
dance will be held Friday, Jan.
28, at St Paul City Hall under
sponsorship of the St Paul Le
gion Auxiliary. Lillian Smith is
chairman. Cakes will be sold at
auction at intermission.
Honewell A covered-dish din
ner will be served at the next
meeting of Hopewell Community
Club on Friday, en. 4.
Lvons Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cruson were hosts Sunday at a
party honoring the Rev. and Mrs.
David Bennett About 25 persons
attended.
West Stavton Mrs. Ray Nye
was hostess at ' a recent benefit
dinner to help with the upkeep
of tne Metnodist cnurcn parson
age at Stayton. .The dinner was
one in a series and members of
the church's Women's Society at
tended.
Havesville The Havesville
nnffM c:iub and tne Home exten
sion Unit are co-sponsoring a runv
mage sale to be- held all day Fri
lav and saturriav over ureen
baum's store, the proceeds will
go towards the furnismng ot a
k-;trhn in the scout cabin on
Fisher Road. Those having articles
to donate may contact the chair
man, Mrs. Rose Andresen, 4990
N. Lancaster Dr.
Statesman Newt lerrlea
DALLAS The March of Dimes
campaign will reach a climax here
Saturday with a Block of Dimes
contest and the annual dance.
Twenty organizations of Dallas
are banding together to assure a
successful drive, declared William
Richter, chairman of the Polk
County polio chapter.
The dance will be from f p.m.
to I a.m. at Dallas Armory, musfc
being furnished by George Mason's
Melodiers.
Intermission entertainment, will
be provided by the Dallas Lions
Club, according to the dance sched
ule released by Mrs. Garry Han
son of the polio chapter.
Highlight ot the daytime activi
ties will be the Block of Dimes
contest a challenge affair between
the Dallas Lions and Jaycees.
This is the third year the two
clubs have engaged in the rivalry
and, in the past, it has produced
a lot of fun and many dimes.
Contest chairmen are Loren Sie
bert of the Jaycees and Darrell
Williams of the Lions.
The annual pore Might parade
for March of Dimes will again be
conducted by the Jaycettes. Date
for the event is Jan. 31.
Meanwhile, Richter reported that
over $325 had been received to date
from coin cards returned through
the mails. Five county grade
schools turned in $42 donated by
students.
Richter has asked the other
schools to hold their receipts until
later in the month in order to
get the best possible coverage in
the campaign collections,
Valley
Obituaries
Alfred J. La Chance
Willamina Funeral services
were held Wednesday from the
Grand Ronde Methodist Church
for Alfred J. LaChance, 15, who
died at the result of an automo
bile accident. The Rev. Royce
Coan officiated, , and interment
was in wana Jttonae cemetery.
LaChance was born at Chemawa
Aug. 1, 1940, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph LaChance. He has
lived at Grand Ronde most of his
life, and was an eighth grade stu
dent at Grand Ronde Grade School,
Survivors include his parents; a
brother, Alvin LaChance of Rose
burg; a sister, Elinore Chrowder
of Riverside, Calif.; and his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben La
Chance of Grand Ronde and Mr,
and Mrs. A. J. Hudson of Salem
A brother, Ralph Jr., preceded
him in death last February from
an accidental gunshot wound.
Pratnm The Pratum Commun
ity Club will meet at the school-
house Friday at 8 p.m.
, Four Comers Minor smoke
damage was reported when an
electric range overheated at the
E. G. Valentine residence, 2080
Fisher Rd., at 2:30 p.m. Thurs
day. Four Corners volunteer fire
men answered the alarm.
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