The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 07, 1955, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Textrwr 4 .-4-(Soc 3-Statosinatt, Salem, Valley News Statesman News Service " Sil verton Hills Fair Due at Grange Hall Btatenaaa News Servtet SIL VERTON HILLS Featuring $100 in cash prizes, the Silver ton Hills Grange Fair will open to the publie at 2 p.m. Saturday at the grange hall. " The Grznge reports that everyone in the community is "urged" to exhibit at the fair and that exhibits must be in place by II a.m. The exhibits will remain in place be permuted only one entry in any one division. - Booths will include a ,?'fish pond" and dart game and lunch ci vegeiauies i wuica win dc i judged on suitability for imme-j diate consumption), nuts, small grains, grass seed, cakes, cookies, yeast bread, textiles, canned fruit and jelly, hobbies, cut flow ers, a junior division and one for 44 youths. Further details are available from members . of the general committee who include Mrs. Vic tor Howard, Victor Hadley, Mr and Mrs. Blye Dobbins, Mr. and Mrs. George Benson and Gordon Gilbert. - . ClearXake Church Plans Rally Event 1 CLEAR LAKE Rally Day is scheduled Sunday. Oct. 9. at the EUB Church. The children's pro gram will be held at the Sunday School hour, 10 o'clock, .arranged by Mrs. Richard Kiemtz and Mrs. Lester Rose. During the church service at 11, special music will be furnished by Mrs. Oscar Bair. i A ' covered-dish dinner will be served at 12:30. On this committee are Mrs. Archie Gallihugh and Mrs. Arthur Evans. The speaker for the afternoon service at 2 o'clock is the Rev. Rob ert Bennett, a teacher at the semi nary at Jennings Lodge. There will be special music by three: semi nary students, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Bowers and Bill Armold. Rally day also is planned as a reunion, and all friends of the tees working on the affair are Missj Lois Sorensen, decoration ; and the Rev. Richard Kienitz and Mrs. T. C. Mason, invitations and publicity. Jr. Foresters Elect Officers I , Statesman News Service f SIL VERTON Carol Lambert was elected Cmef Ranger of the Catholic Juvenile? Foresters Group at. its first fall meeting - Monday at St Paul's Catholic School. Forty members-were present and Carol Peifer was named Past Chief Ranger. - v Other officers named are: Roger Seifer, vice chief ranger;- Lena DeSantis, recording secretary; Tonyo Sythma, senior conductor; Karen Boehmer, junior conductor; Inside sentinel, Betty Stuhr; out side sentinel, Paul Steinberger. I The group voted to meet the first Monday night of each month. : Mrs. Orville Frank is juvenile director at the St Paul's Catholic Church. 155 N. Liberty Vol. to 89c See this yardage today. Percale, -embossed &; texture prints. Some border prints 36". VaLto 2.98 Shirts , Dan River , fabrics, All quality shirts. Yellow, helio & pink Val. to 2.98 A good assortment of kitchen Curtains. Some organdy and provincial prints. Ore., Friday, October T, 1 955 until 9 pjn. and exhibitors will ! Hopewell Pair Feted on 50th Anniversary . Statesman Newt Service HOPEWELL Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stephens were honored with a reception in honor of their golden wedding .anniversary at their home near Hopewell Sun day. . Mr. and Mrs. Stephens were married SepL 26, 1905 in Dayton by Captain Simpson , His parents, Mr.! and Mrs. Frank Stephens, and the Simp son family were present for the ceremony. They are the parents of three sons, Lloyd Stephens, who is minister of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Colfax, Wash;; Raymond Stephens, who is coach at the ' ( Amity High School, and Clair Stephens, who lives in Hopewell.! There are eight grandchildren Serving were Mrs.- Raymond Stephens, Mrs. Lowell Campbell, Mrs. Merle Campbell, Mrs. Al bert Terrill and Mrs. Waldo Maker. Among , special guests at the reception were Mrs. Steph ens' sisters, Mrs. Mary Baird and Mrs. Charles Stephens of New berg, and nieces, Mrs. Herbert Weatherly of Newberg and Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Port land. Mrs. Stephens was Miss Martha Driskell, daughter . of C. and Nancy DriskelL born in Nebras ka. Stephens is the son of Frank and Janey -Stephens, was born in this community- and has re sided here all of his life. "Oik farmers Union Quarterly Meet Set Statesman Newt Service BUENA VISTA The Polk Coun ty Farmers Union . will hold its fourth quarterly meeting at Mt. Pisgah local on Wednesday, Oct 12 at 8 p.m. There will be election of officers. Visitors are requested to bring cookies and coffee will be provided. Cecil Hultman will pre side." . - y : s? v . Dr.YJXa,N.D. Dr.G.ChaaJ.D. DRS. CHAN and LAM CHINESE N ATlHOP ATHS Upstairs. 40? Court St. Office pe Sa'ardav only. It a m to I a m.; I to 1 p Cansultatton. blood pressure and orine testa art free of. charge Practiced .ilae 1917 Writ foi attractive lift. No obllgatioB. . i Lb o MEZZANINE FLOOR Yardage Val. :One large 2? women s and chil dren's sox. All 'colors j and sizes. Men's Val, to Men's short sleeve sport shirts. Califor nia prints, dacron, nylon & plisse. if Curtains I J New Prune Dryer Near L--..- . ; ' - ' - DALLAS This big new prune dryer, owned by Abe Ediger tf Polk for the prune harvest this season and is processing about 60 tons states.- Two double Miller units provide four tunnels in the plant ' are visible ia the foreground. ' The dryer is one of several new showing renewed faith in the Industry. . Accident Suit Asks $10,000 In Polk County Statesman Newt Service ; DALLAS A Dallas area acci dent has resulted in a $10,000 dam age suit against Alice Caroline Cogswell who is blamed for in juries incurred k by Forrest Clay well. ClayweH alleges the defendant stopped her automobile on the highway two miles east of Dallas causing a three-car accident last June 7. He says he suffered neck, back and leg injuries and a brain concussion in the mishap. Llaywell was a passenger in- one of the ; cars involved in the acci dent. ! : Mill City Firm Gets Detroit Job Statesman , News Service DETROIT Barnhardt-'Reid Company of Mill City, with an cfier of $4,730, Wednesday was low -ot four bidders when bids were opened by the Portland Dis trict, Corps of Engineers,- for modification to the Detroit Dam powerhouse thrust bearing cool ing water system and to- the heat ing and ventilating system. Government estimate for the work was $4,030. Other bidders were Buchanan Construction Co., Inc., Portland, $4,990; Urban Plumbing and Heating, Portland, $8,766; and P. S. Lord, Portland, $6,630; Idaho has 2,706 miles of rail road. ; Straighten Up Dont suffer th pain j of Rheumatism . Use Schaefer's Rheumatism Remedy At Schaefer's Drug Store . Only SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE Open Daily 7:30 a.m. to S p.m. Sundays, S i. m. to 3 p. m. 135 NORTH COMMERCIAL Phone 3-3191 o o to 39c Sox .group, of 1.98 Sport Shirt 1LT Val. to 27.45 Ladies' Jackets ; Choose from leather, ' plastic, corduroy, felt 1 - and poplin. Save to- : O ' . day.. f Pr,cr nun f u .. Vf ' . v. I I Parents Meet Liberty Faculty Statesman Newt Service LIBERTY More than 50 at tended the annual get-acquainted tea sponsored by the Liberty's Mothers and Dads Club Wednes day afternoon at the school. Victor Gibson, newly-elected Buena Vista Club Sets First Meet Statesman News Service BUENA VISTA The Women's Club will hold Us first fall meet ing at the clubhouse Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 12. Hostesses will be Leone Loy, Mae Drazdoff and Harriett Busby. The' Health committee will have charge of the program and roll call will be a "health hint" Each woman is requested to turn in her food coupons at this meeting. NOW THIS LOW PRICE r :'-" .rhn XSf 2 Values to 5.95 : AND SEATTLT (? fr' WSZ LJ Your yJKAJU JLU I Choice I .J - " - Dazzling' white rhinestones or BkT sparkling ice blue in necklaces, Vv 3rZ j 'etfA S75? ' If i t I I 1' bracelets, earrings and pins. A I Vl- ! 1 0 Q-QOQI?OQQ0PQ T-r ' t i ' V o . 305, N. Liberty St., Solem" " "" I tew!) u Mm ' aseagEili mm Use Weisfield's Easy Credit Terms EXCLUSIVE DYHA-POWER (HASSIS COSTS AS 1 UniE AS HALF AS 10 TIMES LONGER . . OPEN AH ACCOUNT TOMORROW! ' ' ' ' i : n r II " f! " ' ' i Giant viewing screen because all the front is screen! And, the simplimatic tuning controls are conveniently located bn side of the cabirjet. Pictures are clear and ; sharp. Powerful built-in antenna is sufficient for almost any locality. True ; fidelity-' sound system. Bedxitifully j styled, richly finished cobinersi i Store Honrs: 9:31 AJrt. te 5:J0 P.M. Fri. t:3 AJtt. te I ?M. Dallas f : Station, was placed in operation of green prunes daily, the owner New prune plantings by Ediger ones in Polk County this year, j - ! president of the organization, in troduced the school principal, George Wright, who presented the faculty j They are Mrs. Gladys Farrahd, first grade; Mrs. Dorothy Clark, first and second; Mrs. Ethel Cos co, second and third; Mrs. Betty Johnson, third; Mrs. Mary Lovett, fourth; Calvin Bryan, fifth; George Wright, sixth for Liberty; and Herbert,1. Schunk, . teaching sixth grade Morningside students. The tea table was covered with a champagne! satin cloth with an autumn motif of red and yellow and crystaL Mrs. Ruth Versteeg ci the Flower Box had charge of the decorations. Greeting guests at the door was Mrs.: Sid Boise. Serving on the coro'fittee were Mrs. Max I Denton, Mrs.! Harvey Ronne, and Mrs. Chester! Carbough, assisted I by Mrs. George Morrison. MUCH TO OPERATE! PARTS LAST! UP TO ff 305 N. Liberty - Salem i i;. Lyons Couple Honored on Anniversary Statesman News Service LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schiewek . of Lyons celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at the Women's Clubhouse in Me hama Sunday. Mrs. Robert Schie wek and Mrs. Fred Radie. made the arrangements which were a surprise to Mrs. Schiewek. The serving table was centered by two wedding cakes presented to them by 4 Mr." and Mrs. Fred Radie and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiewek. The hall was decorated with bouquets of fall flowers. Cutting the cake was their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Schiewek. ' Bertha Mock and Carl Schie wek were married at Minot, N. D., Oct. 2, 1930. They lived cn a farm at Ryder, N. D., until two years ago wheH they moved to Lyons. They have nine children, with all present except one daughter, Mrs. Dave Kilgore of Napa, Calif., who was unable to attend. They also have three grandchildren. Present to honor them were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert,' Schiewek and sen. Randy, Darlene, Edward, Donald, Mary, and twins Kathleen and Kenneth; Richard and his fiancee Miss Gloria Carr; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiewek, David and John Alvin, all; of Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radie, Freddie, Dickey and Dor othy of Salem; Radie, who is a cousin of Mrs. Schiewek, served as best man at their wedding SCHOOL LIGHTS INSTALLED rMYTON Outdoor lights have been installed at the parking area at jDayton Grade School to make it easier for patrons to park their cars and find their way into the building to attend school functions in the evening.- DONALD PRICE HURT PEDEE Donald Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGee. broke his left shoulder when he fell from the running board of a car he had been pushing before he fell. He is a student at Dallas High School. Mattie Miller, Turner, Dies statesman News Service TURNER Services for Mattie C Miller. 56, Turner, are pending at Coos Bay where she died Tues day while visiting relatives. Kirs. Miller was born Oct. 29, 1899, at Brown Branch, Mo., Sur viving are six children, William L. Miller, Turner. Floyd Miller,, with the Army in Japan, Ernest Gran ley, Jack Granley, Cordelia Cotton and Birdie Grant all of Coos Bay; also three brothers and seven grandchildren.. . . . mm liQUid Starch "i? have more time i for leisure because l Vano liquid Starch . saves time... i saves work. JF YOU'RE HOT USING VANO the sparkle of RHINESTONE AND ICE BLUE Limed Onlr or W ! Mahogany 4 WITH GENUINE MICADYNE ! PLASTIC LAMINATE TOP Retains luster and finish for LIFE OF YOUR HOME! Withstand Heat Up to 300 F. ; Stain Resistant l ; Alcohol Resistant Easily Cleaned with Water ., - I , STORE HOURS: Friday, 9:30 a. m. to - Girl Scouts Pick Officers . - - ; - i Statesman Kews Service PRINQLE -Pringle Intermed iate Girl Scout Troop 96 held as election of , officers at the last j meeting with the following girts , winning offices: President, Pat j Deems; vice-president,' Sharann Hoimp; secretary, Luanna Wain; treasurer, Kathleen Dawson. . Mrs. H. D. Soderlind and Miss Beverly Klingler will assist Mr. ,Ted Deems this year. . : The troop is planning a Hallowe en party for Oct 29. - YOU'RE WOKKINfi TOO HAIBI COSTUME JEWELRY STEP END TABLE pr high, 22" long, 14 wide. 305 Hi Liberty St.