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1 -I- Statesman, Salem, Or.f Tuesday,' Sept. 6, T955(Se. 2)-S " Valley News Statesman Nw . Srvic V Send o m off ha p by 1 i . w i tH d CIICIOUS 4 ' J ' School Traffic SafetyProblem At Hayesville luunu Newi Serriee HAYESVILLE Registration for school will be on Fr day. Sept. 9, trem 9 to 10 a.m. School begins the foltowjj' Monday. ... v iiar I Mnhnev has . ... . i ii I :l issusd a -special piea wai au cmi dren , exercise extreme caution while on the way to or from school. "One of our biggest problems next week." Mohncy said, "will be arranging for adequate highway safety measures for the children." . The highway department, after consultation with Superintendent Snyder, will provide sidewalks on the .west side of the south-bound leg of Portland Road, and on the east side of the north-bound leg r Portland Road, from the Park Lane -Kapphahn Road intersection j to the school. - 4 The sidewalk plan provides school crossings; wittr 20 mph : signs, on one-way legs only. The only two-way sphool crossing will be directly in from oj we ncnwi. Principal Mohney will give the twenty children affected by the traffic interchange sidewalk plan special instructions on registration day. ' A, familiar figure at the school crossing during the- morning and afternoon will be Harold Button ho begins his ninth year as school custodian and unofficial Traffic Safety Patrol Advisor.-Mohney has expressed thft gratitude of the com munitv fnr Button's personal in terest in the welfare of the children ever the past years. Hayesville has all returning teachers, with the exception of the principal- who transferred here from- Hall'i Ferry and replaced Wallace Turnldge. Faculty members are mm. Pa tricia Lee. Mrs. Faith Rice. Mrs. Ethel Carothers. and Mrs. Frances Rawlins, who is also beginning her tenth year at Hayesville. Mrs. Ardith Case is agaiir in charge of the cafeteria which will serve lunches on the opening day. Funeral for Drowning First Service Held in Pedee EUB Church IbttflBU Km KrrlM . .. PEDEE The congregation cf the Pedee Memorial eub cnurcn worshiped in their new church for the first time Sunday . morning. Th service was held in the base ment and work is progre sin eo get the remainder of the.buiio.ing ready to use. The Rev. and Mrs. Kaipn iipp.e and small son. from Canton. Ohio, iuni livin in the parsonage at Kings Valley. He is the pastor of the Kings Valley. Jfeaee ana sum mit! rhurchis. The Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Laub7, parents of Mrs. Tipple, who ac companied the Tippies nere ironi nhin have returned to their home. Attending the service Sunday were Mrs. Mollie Lacey, a resident here fnr so var and now living near Monmouth and Che oldest member of the Pedee church, she is no C2; and Mrs. Rittic Kcrber, the person being a member of th? church tie most jeers. Mrs. Ker hr hss been a resident of the community all her life. and been a member over 63 years. Victim Set j TURNER Funeral services for little Jimmy Leon Bones, who drowned in a ahallow ditch near his home at Turner Satur day, will be held in Salem Wed nesday. Services will take place at 10:30 a.m. at the Virgil T. Gold en Chapel with interment at Bet crest Memorial Park. The tragedy occurred when the 18-months-old youngster toddled to the nearby ditch when a baby sitter was not looking. Artificial respiration failed to revive the tot He is survived by his brother, Billy, 4, and parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Lester N. Bones and grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kock "stad, and Mr. and Mrs. Vester Bones, all of Turner. Play Shed Being Built at Pedee School Statesman News Srrrtr v PEDEE Sshool will open Sen. 12 and the enrollment Is expected i to be- about the Same as last year. J. W. McCormack is doing tne work of readying the building for school. A new play shed is being built by Grubb, Johnson, Rose, and Wood of Dallas. The shed is ready for the cement floor and is to be ready to use by opening of school. The shed is locarea east oi me school building and the board has purchased a strip of land 80 feet uriri the denth of the orisinpl school yard, from William -Fease and the shad is located n that "round. Mrs. Alice Murphy of j Kinss VaKey will acin be pnnci nal and Xe ti'a the 7th and Sth grades; Donald Bostrom of Maple ftrove will teach the 5tn and bin grades; Bonita Stone of Clacka mas will have the 3rd ana 4tn ana Mrs. Ivan Willams wll return for the 1st and 2nd. This is Bostrom t and Mrs. Stone's first years bere New Methodist Pastor Arrives Jefferson Greets Two Returning Service Men Itatcsaua Nw rrie - JEFFERSON. Bill Barnes arrived home Thursday from Norfolk, Va.. and is now out of ' the navy following 10 years serv ice. - Seaman Apprentice Donald R. McCrary is spending a 14-day leave with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Jarvie of Jefferson, having just completed his basic training at the naval center in San Diego. He joined the navy .upon graduation from Jefferson high school in June of this year. After termination of his leave, he will return to San Diego to at tend metalsmith's school. StaUsmaa Newt lervte sfTFRmAV The Rev. and Mrs. Gile V. Wilson have arrived in Sheridan where he will be pas tor at the Methodist Church. They have been living in McGill, Nev.. whre the Rev. Mr. Wilson was castor at the Rifle and Cortex Me- tbodist Churches. The Wilsons have two sons. Dr. George L. Wilson, who is in the Indian service at Pine Ridge. S. D.. and Warren Wilson, who is a chef in Los Angeles. Well Child Clinic Set at Silverton Utesmaa Newt Service sn.VERTON The Well Child riinir will be held Tuesday. Sept. 8. at the Eugene Field school from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with volun teer heloers from theJay-C-Ettes. Mrs. John Middlemiss is in charge of apflbintments. Children entering the first grade this fall must have a physical ex amination and present the certifi cate to the teacher, Mrs. Middle- miss has announced. . Sunday' School Class Gathers at Road's End SUtetmaa Ntwi Service GERVAIS Mrs. D. B. DuRette gave her Sunday School class of high school and college students ef the Presbyterian Church, a fun rlav at Road's End on Sunday. Ther were 22 vounz neoole who ate breakfast at the Ivan Stewart home and later held class study then ate dinner. They were ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. D. B. ThiTtette. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. St. John and Mr. and Mrs. Buford Brown. Valley Briefs : ' ! ' mix h ' i ! ft i i i i j i Tf d3 (i g3 TFi i !:'"T I ! J1 - . II frOITI SAFE WAY, . . For most kids, the brightest spot in any jschool day is the noon hour. , Especially when you've packed 'em a. tempting lunch! To lend you a hand, help you pack nourishing lunches every day, we're featuring loads and loads of Lunch Box Favorites! 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Fresh lean beef, sold to yoti under the same guarantee as all Safeway meats; Colc St by your favorite method. If it fails to please yoa in any way. your money; will b cheerfully refunded- lb. fen Maryhill Hales Solid, Unblemished and I i (rammed With Juice For your canning or fresh-eating we've seen none finer.. Mirvhill Hale Peaches. Ittltnia Kw 8rr4c Brnsh College School will start at Brush College Sept 12 with registration of pupils Sept. 9 between 9 and 10 ajn. Prin cipal is Ray Burleigh and pri mary teacher Mrs. Mary Lou Niekelson. Ceairal Hewri Central How ell Farmers Union will meet ' Tuesday night, Sept. S, at Brush; Creek School at o'clock. PEDEE A large group of members and friends of the Pedee Farmers Union met for. a picnic Sunday on Ritner creek at the Rit tie Kerber farm. Home made ice cream furnished by the Dewey Cummins family and a birthday cake for Mr. Cummins were part of the picnic dinner. The children played T in the creek while the lnh itM. Turks Assemble In London for Demonstration UDNDON tfl More than 5.000 Cypriot Turks assembled in Trafal- sar Sntiar Siiiwlav In Hninr enosis the campaign to make British-ruled Cyprus part of RrMce. Mat than 9 0011 of tht demon strators marched to the square from the cosmoDolitan Soho area carrying banners and shouting irh slnffans "Self determination means blood shed in Cyprus. F!nnsis will mean war. Greeks in Soho had threatened a counter demonstration, but none developed. DALLAS WOMAN TO TEACH SHERIDAN Mrs. S. Berg of Dallas will teach at the Mill Creek Grade School near Sheridan dur- nj. S. D. A. Choice" B4ef, Boiling Beef U. S. D. A. Choice" Beef Tender T-Bone Steaks MmIImI 23-lbl Qt)O0 ! T7c lb. UZ Cantaloupes c Seedless Grapesi.m."'. 229c Their flavor is fully developed. Zestful, sweet. lb. Pears Bartlerfs Finest 15c 2.49 Plate Cut lb. 15c PORK LIVER ; - i Sliced juit the way j you Ilk iff. 1 ; I . $1.05 "U. $. D. A. Choke Boneless Steak j Top Sirloin m $1.25 i - "U. S. D. A. 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