II) .StifrMnan, .Salmi, Oif , Mon., Jin. 0,
Valley Nevs
StaUiman Ntws Strvlct
Sublimity Gels Fire Report
For '55; Dilter Again Chief
ui.m.1 ., i.rrv clud4 M Dltter, assistant fir
. St RUMITY- T.. A. Dltter re- chief; J, H. Dinar, first batiaUoa
teently wai unanimously elected chief; Jack Griei, 100114 baltal-
nre tmer or ine sublimity fir de- iwn rbiof, oclI offM-art are
partment lor the gab. vear.
.. Krporting oa fir )otri lor th
, year of mis, twt calls wen tns-
ered la the (own with m reported
;, biti. Roth calls were grast ftrei,
en of whk a threatened home.
Rural calla answered wer nine,
Including two house fire with a
loss of IW.Four trail fire with
a Inu a HMO. Ona rubbish flrt
it It m lou; and wa false
' alarms.
: Dm mutual aid tall wsi mad
' Id Aumsvllle and twe mutual aid
standby' ralli wer mad ta
. Stayton. Mutual aid assistance re
ff ivfd Included ana from Stayton,
and there waa on mutual aid
aiand by" from Stayton
Toepfer, president; Jak Crtee,
vice president; and Hay Bvedig
he i met, aecretary-treaaurer,
Almquist New
President of 0
Gty Planners
IUImbu Haws atfrW
SllVERTON - Paul Almqulat
wai aamd president af th Silver
toa Planning Commission at It I
annual meeting Friday light. Aim
oulst. a raroentrr. has served on
Traminf activities and drill In th mmm uioa for th mm vt Li .
fludfd ail man tiirnnuu lor th , ,nd replace Robert Silei, transferred ai , manager of th
mi am juajMitlB i mom pfrfUGf til
Filter PJnnt ?
To He Topic
AtSilvcrlon
StaUma MfW
lHVERTON-lnterest la tt
vertoa'i proposed flltrttloa
plsnt la eipected to rua alga al
th Monday Btlght antlnf. th
flnt la tha new year, of th tit
vtrtoa City Council. Mayor Harry
V. (arson will preside al th
marling which atarti at 7 30.
ladirationi wtrt that membert
of th Silverton Womaa't Hub
ai will at of tha rhambn of
tofflmrr would probably ba at
th rouaril meeting to atk fur
reports of th possibility of a
liltratioa plaat, which baa bta
diacusted for kim time by lb
council.
Eipected, too, Monday night,
it a delegation from th Silverton
Ualoa High School. Tbla group
bopi to obtala aom Informa
tion aa mcthndi of roatrollini
tb frqunt flooding la tha blgh
Kbool bimnL
Wbll aa aaaual r porta will
b btard, aa tha rlty'a fwal year
adi la Jun, on appolDtmrnt.
at ut, la fiportrd, that ta fill
a varanry oa tha Silvtrtoa Plan
ning Commluion. J. Carey Moore,
who bai aerved on tb rnntmia-
New Dormitory Opens
wins over ano man houri of train
Ing. diacuaaiona and practical ap
plication. 1 Miction of officer! la addition
ta reelection af Chief Dittar, to-
Meier Rites
At Portland
lUUnui Vtmt arrk
Sl'BUMITY- Tuneral aenlcei
; ttra held Wednesday at St. lgna
tiua Catholic church la Portland
for Jin. Roac Meier, 74, who died
at a Portland hoapltal New Ycar'i
Day following a heart attack. Sha
.Buffered tha attack about a woek
tarlier.
Tha Meien wera former Sublim
tty rtaidenU, bar huaband tha lata
Phillip Meier, being a blacksmith
'and Implement dealer bera aom
yean ago. Tha family movtd ta
Portland la HIT.
Surviving ar ais daughter,
Anna Staley, Bertha Buckbori.
Martha Agre, Agnea Ella, Theresa
Meier and Bose Meier, all of Port
land; two- sons. Phillip, Portland;
and Edmund, Sublimity; II grand
chl'idreo, all great grandchildren
and four great-great grandchild
ren; and a slater Mrs. Elisabeth
Koenlg. Sublimity.
Interment wn at ML Calvary
Cemetery.
Lebanon Man's
Services Held
ItiUaui Xtwt rrlr
WON'MOUTH Funeral services
for Paul N. MeCracken, resident
'anltusin mai of Ltbtloicl
were' Tuesday, January S. at
the Jost runeral Home there.
H died after a brief illness at
the Veterans' hospital ia Portland,
Dec. L.
Survivor Include hit wife, Mr.'
Grart William MeCracken. and
three sons: Paul Jr., Portland:
' Robert. student at University af
"Oregon; and Michael, at" bom n
a)M three brother and slaters.
' Ha'had lived la Dallas before
moving to Lebanon, Hi wif wai
Monmouth girL
EldriedgeHall
3Ieeting Slated
tUtrwu Ktws Btrvtr
ELDKIEDCE Parliamentary
meeting of the Merry Needle 4-H
Club will Uke place Jan. at the
Waconda School with Evelyn
Ethell, Carolyn Jones, Sharon
Anderson and Betty Field boat
tssea, '
A date lor a skating party will
be discussed and a atyla revue
held. A total of . 20 toy were
ent by the girl to tha Salem
Exchange Club for distribution ta
needy children during tb holi
days, it wai announced.
ShnlngtlSewivst
Lmmediat Delivery
Hmw 34203 Mvwtoa, Or.
ran Adams was elected vice
chairman. R, E. Barliad, city
manager, aerves as aocretary.
Rtcommendations from tha com
minion will g t tb city council
Monday night for aidewalk on
MrClaiaa Street from tb and of
existing concrete walk ta th city
limits and on th aaat aid of Wa
ter Street from tha Soutbera Pa
cific Depot ta A Street. Both rec
ommendation are baaed on th
need of walk for school children.
JC Award
Banquet Set
antiia fttw BtrrV
DALLAS - Data for tha third
annual Awards Banquet of tb
Dallas Junior Chamber af Com
merce has been aat for Jaa. 17.
Leading figure af tha commu
nity will be singled out at that time
First National Bank branch at
Silvertoa to a branch bank in
oast Portland. Tha vacancy cre
ated by bia moving la expected
te be filled Monday night
Death Gaims
Walter Brown
IWmui Mtwi Btrvtr
MONMOUTH Walter C.
Brown, 70, died at bia bom In
Chilooula laat month, and funeral
amices were held December If,
at th Little Chapel of the
Chime ia Portland.
A long time resident of Mon
mouth, be had lived ia Southern
Oregon tha later part of hi lif.
Born in Arapoboe, Nebraska,
Ftb. XL 1189. b cam to Cor-
vallit with bia father in 1906.
Thrown from a riding bona be
had suffered apinal injuries that
keot him in a wheel-chair all the
for recognitioa of their accomplish-rest at bi life, and ba came West
menta over tha paat year. Named .hoping the climate might inv
will M Dallas' aentor first citiiea,; prove his health. He waa a train
Junior First citizen and boa of the.ed watch repairman and first
year. Jayce key awards will be apersted la Corvallia. H cam
presented ta twa member of the to Monmouth about 1111, eitab
Junior Chamber. lishing himself In Dr. F. ft Bow-
Stata.Sea. Mark Hatfield wiU b eraei' drug atore. Ha maintained
speaker for the event and George a jewelry business and made
Thompson af the Dallas club will
be toaitmaater,
Th awards banquet i being ar
ranged by Willis Hart, general
chairman. Frank Bciaccoiu bead
tb award committee and ticket
sales are ander tha direction of
Harold Meyer. Ticket may be
secured from any Dallaa Jayce
member.
an-
SpringkyalW
Group to Meet
lutnui Mtwt BtrvWe
SPRING VALLEY Tb
auai aaeeUng of tha Community
Center Association will be held
on Tuesday, January JO, p.m.
at tha Community Canter build
ing In Spring Yilley.
Buaines fit th meeting will
be tha election of officer and
plans for tb coming year. Ladies
attending ar fined to pleaae
bring cither aandwicbet or jello
salad.
many friend here
Oa tearing Monmouth be went
ta Chiloquia where aa uncle,
tha lata J. S. Prima waa S. P. Sta
tion agent There Brown built
his owa drug store and continued
in bi Jewelry butines also. A
fir in 1M destroyed much of
Chiloquia. including bia building.
He moved to Roaeburg then and
had a imall atore for a time, re
turning to Chiloquia for the reat
of hla lia.
Survivors "fncTuda a brother.
Dr. Vernon Brown, Portland; and
faithful aiater. Tena Brown,
who had looked after ber brother
during much of bia life-time.
B0TA1T ION0RS HOPKINS
WOODBURN - Chose High
School RoUrian of the month for
January 1 is Robert Hopkins of
Woodburn High School; TbRo
tarian 1 chosen from among boy
of th senior claw at the high
school by the Woodbura Rotary
Club and U invited ta attend all
the meeting af tha month.
Place of Residence Reported
To Affect OCE Grade Averages
Z7-
IUIHMI WWt VVlM
MONMOUTH-Grad point av
eragea compiled at the Oregon
College of Education for all
term indicate that the place of
tha atudent'i reaidence oa tb
campu affect hi gradea.
Among the living group th
women ia th Cottage bad th
highest grade point avenge, with
1.073. Next ia rank war the
three other women' dormitories:
Arnold Arm with 2.79; Todd
Halt 155; and West House 2.35.
Nelson Hall, with 2.34 had the
higheat g r a d a point average
i among the men' living group.
I Parker and Lofl hall bad a
.G.P.A. rating of 2.29; nd the
"Hotel. 127.
FRED MEYER PRESCRIPTION
CUSTOMERS
All Frd Mtytr Ptricripton Filn of Soltm
Havt Bitn Traniftrrtd to Pay Ltss Drvg
Stort-484 Stat Strut, for th Convtn
itnet of Tholr Cuitomtrs - .
Prompt Strvico on Refills May bw Obtained-
-
pay uss wua now opin
EVUY VVIEX DAY PIOM AM. TO f tJL
AND SUNDAY FROM II AJK. TO I tJL
PrMriptien Pbon J44S4
r
n l
mm
t i 1
Women atudenta a a . whole
had a higher C P A. than the
men. Their average waa 2.89
while the average for th men
was 2.21. Within the freshman
class the difference was not, so
marked. Freahman women rated
a 225 CPA., tha freshmen men,
113.
Grade point averages for mar
ried student was slightly higher
than for unmarried students. Fig
ures for these group wai 2.63
and 2.47, reapectivery. The mar
ried veteran bad a 26 G.P.A.,
whereas th average for veteran
as a wbola waa only 138.
The Student Council, with
1.078, received th highest grad
point iverig of all tha groups
which were tabulated.
-1
"
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MONMOUTH A new 14-raoaa aaea' dmtitry waa apened at Or
gen College of Edacatloa last week. Been in a of the reeata
ar from left to right: David Venter, Iafle Creek; Jack William
aoa, Jewell; John KJeaewskL Wheeling. West Vs.) CUnd Smith,
Cottage Crove; and Ion Martin, HawalL
Valley News Briefs
Jefferson Tha Jtfltraon
Horn Extension Unit will meet
Ssturdsy, Jan. 14, in th high
school born ec room. The proy
ect "Broiling, Start to Finish''
will begin at 10:30 a.m. The
food used la tha demoastration
will be served al noon.
. t
Brook The Brook Tarenl
TeKher Association will meet at
I p.m. Tueaday, Jaa. 10, in the
school gymnaaium. Taer will
be a turpriae program and re
freshment following a business
meeting. Mik Lowery hat been
elected ecretry by th PTA
executive board, succeeding Mr.
Fy Johnson, who moved to Al
bany recently. i
West Stayton Specialist Third
Claw Melvin Whitley, who ia on
40-day leav at tha homo at hi
parents, Mr. and VJrs. Tom Whit
ley, left Jsn. 4 for bi new sta
tion at Fort Euatia, Va. Young
Whitley recently returned from
18 month service In Korea.
Tamer First 1958 meeting of
the Turner Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation will be held Monday eve
ning, Jan. 9, in the Turner Grade
School auditorium. Feature wil
be a one-act play given by Mrs.
Seim'i drama clasa from Cascade
High School. Mrs. Margaret De
Gruff Stb grad alao will pre
sent a abort program. .
BnttaviUe Mr. and Mrs. Alois
Hillner of Butte villa hava with
them at the present time, their
20-year-old nephew, Joachin Hill
ner, who arrived Juat before
Christmas via the SS United. He
formerly lived in West Germany
and this 1 hi first trip to Amer
Woodbura A play,. "Cry the
Beloved Country," will be pre
sented at th Woodbura Meth
odist Church on January 22, at
I p.m. The Bishop's Players, who
present religious dramas through
out th country, will perform.
They arc tponaored by Bishop
Gerald Kennedy and the service
la in cooperation with the First
Prbyterian-ChurchoLWood-l
burn ind th Gervais Preaby-
teriaa Church.
Woodbnra The regular meet
ing of tha American Legion aux
iliary will be held at the Legion
Hall rather than at the Walter
Miller home as previously-announced.
The session will begin
at I p.m., January 11, and mem
bers will bring a sack lunch.
Fear Corner Lieut. Paul
Laughter of Yakima, Wash., and
Lieut Melvin Hibbard of Long
view, Wash., were house guests
in the William Conner home thia
week. Th visitor and their host
are all former member of th
police department in Detroit
Mich.
Tamer Turner Grade School
Mother' Club will meet in th
acbool library at S p.m. Thurs
day, Jn. 19.
Timer Mr. Charlie Coville
will entertain member of the
Sunshine club Tuesday, Jan. 10.
A no-boat luncheon will be
served at noon.
Orchard Heights Steve Biu
man ia convalescing at home fol
lowing surgery which h under
went list Wednesday.
cut.tou3'Heati::g.oil
rno;.i ki dialer xm
DISPLAYS THIS SEAL 0? QUALITY
Th kacMftf oil dealer wh display
twli sowl I am Indapandent bwsinss
) personally interested in youf
comfort, sofery sotlsfacHon. H
I pledged to fv y depondablo -
service, fair ialneti practices and
highest quality products. Ba two ye
buy yowr beating aM from tha dealoa
' a altplay Mt d. ' ,
Moaasoatb A no-host dinner
for all off-campui atudenta at th
Oregon College of Educition, will
b held Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 11. Th dinner, which will
begin at 8 30, will be held In
Maple Hall. Chairman for the af
fair ia George McGreer, Beaver
ton, preaident of th off-camput
student.
Bueaa Vista The Women'
Club wil hold t general clean up
day next Wednesday. The men
will meet also and repair the
windows. A no-hot dinner will
be aerved. Mrs. Cecil Hultman,
Mr. Harold Bushy, and Mr.
Cbarle Kurr will have charge
of tha kitchen. There will also be
short business meeting of th
club to make plans for enter
taining th Polk County Federa
tion of Rural Women' Club on
Jan. II.
Jefferson Th Jefferson Par-
ent-Teicbtr Association has
scheduled a guest speaker for
the January 32th meeting in the
high achool. Mrs. Natau Taniha-
ahi, Japaneae teacher now a stu
dent, the Oregon College of
Education, will compare - the
achool life of an American child
ta that of a Japanese child, in
ber talk. The meeting will start
at 8 p ra.
Brook Tb Brook Carden
Gub will meet Thursday, Jan.
12, at th horn or Mrs. John
W. Eggert. Th business meet
ing will follow a 1 p.m. no-host
luncheon. "Dahlia Tuber' will
be the aubject of a discussion.
libish Cenier Te Home Ex
tension Club will meet Wednes
day, January 11, 10:30 a.m. at
the Labish Center Evangelical
United Brethren Church. Mn.
Jack Oglesby and Mr. Wlllard
Aker will lead the meeting, "The
Broiler Around the Clock." Mrs.
Harvey Aker and Mr. Clyde
Leedy will be hostesses. During
the afternoon there will be a
Silent Auction.
Aumsvilte-Phone-Meeting
Tonight
lUlnmi Ntwt Itrvlc
AUMSVILLE Annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the
Aumsvill Mutual Telephone Co.
will be held at 8 p.m. Monday,
Jan. 9, at the Aumsvill City
HalL
Buaines will include election
of two directors, report from
officer and other item.
I
You Cannot Afford to
Neglect Your Vision
Living and working con
dition today demand
more than ever before.
Take care of your eyes,
they can take care af yea.
Dr. S. A. Wheatljy
Optometrist
725 Court St Ph 2-4489
Bethel Farm u
Group Lists
New Member
TiFTIII I. - Johnni Mi I'dllnter
of Pnlrm Html wai reteived in
to ftiembrrkhln of Urthrl local of
the Farmers I'mon Monday nifht.
A, S. Sprangvr gav th obliga
tioni,
Tb entertalnrnant feature wai
three moving plcturai shown by
J. F. Svlnlh of th North Salem
Branch of th U.S. National Hank.
It had been found Hint Urthrl
local ia anlillrd to another dele
gate and alternate lo the slate
convention, Feb. MOM, In addi
tion to lhoe elected at the hut
meeting. Mrs, J. A. Ibln and Mrs.
George Ham wrr elected to fill
thoi vacancies.
A. J. Madcr presented the me
tag of the national prrsltlent. A.
C. fyranirr reported oa the prog
reta of th new co-op building, lie
aid the new manager, Lrvlq K.
Torkelson, haa arrived from North
Dakota and tha new bualnea will
probably b under wiy In two
work.
Gui ScbMer discussed th low
price received by livestock grow
er for their animal and th high
prices Kill maintained In retail
markets. Plant were mide for the
meeting of Bethel local In Febru
ary when a pie social will be held
to rali fund toward national ex
penses. J. K. Netifeldt. c aunty
weed inspector, will serv a auc
tioneer. - W. L Creech presided, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Bahnsen wera la
charge of th tervlng, t
Day toi Hosts
School Meet
lutrimaa Nwi Irrvlce
DAYTON Final recommenda
tion for the state legislative com
mitte on achool problem will b
drawn up at a meeting of resi
dent of fiv school districts at
I p.m. Thursday at tha Dayton
grade school.
School district Included are:
Amity, Brlf dwell, Hopewell.
Wheatland and- Dayton. A act ot
tentativ recommendation were
drafted at earlier meeting. A
mo rig there wa ' favoring of a
aale tax to offset property taxes
if the sale tax 1 tagged for pub
lic education.
Named aookesman for the
Dayton area at the meeting were
Adolph Schuti. David Saucy, the
Rev. Clyde Dollar and Ted Wirfi.
Shots Scheduled .
Today at Turner
TURNER Tuberculin tests,
shot and booster shot will be
gives- to infant, pra schoolers
and grid Kbool students from
from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mondsy,
Jan. 9, at tha Marion County
Nursing Conference at the Tur
ner Grade School Evelyn Kmeg
er, county health nurse, will be
in charge. No appointments are
nacessary.
I BILL
$25 to $2000
Then: one bill, one place to
pay, one lower payment
Prompt, private loans for
every worthy purpose on
signature" only, car or fur
. . niture. .
. ' 'CeF Stavenau, Manager
Hmn AW M. M M, tat. 1:14-11
arJanA aiiaauaai ka - -
vpww fvawara avw awBfpvtaTioojBn
Imm hh ta rati af Mtrbf kwM
1 2 micfiinoi in 1
HOMI, n . Ill A
r0O0WOMIN8 h N. 1)1 lit I
li 'U .a
ran
SilvcrtowPTATohWtorls
To Austin: Peace II nl (-Hearted
Ulnt4 N,t txvlrt
Sll.VF.HT)N-"Th people of
roii n inn giv very t tilntf Ihry
have, money, lives, uiitwuinilnl
irtl and putrlotlum In time of
war, lo attain victory. I nfnr
lunatrly, thry art nt l villing
with ihrir enthulaiin and mtmry
lo win ptt,H Dr. V. F.. Antlic,
Williamrtt University, told more
than 3(XI membrrt of th .Silver
Ion parent-Teacher Auoclalloa
at itt January meeting Thursday
night.
Dr. Andic, a gradual of Teach
ers' Colleg ind School of Coin
mere at Prague ' L'niveriity,
t'lrchntlovakia, and during World
War II, undrrground brouriraiter
of th r?crholovakla, talked on
"Ar W Delinquent From An
tconomic btandpoint?"
The apcakrr urged th Ameri
cans not to be "negative ai over
one third of the peopl of the
world ar neutral and must be
won to th cau of freedom and
peac."
Dr. Andic laid that there art
150 forced labor cam pi with 300,'
000 peopl la them In Czecho
slovakia today and that between
40 and SO rtfugeet escape to th
West each month, bringing con
tinued Information of what con
dition exist
Bloodmobll Da
John Bronson, Silverton PTA
president, presided at tb brief
buaines meeting held In connec
tion with the evening's events
He announced tha forthcoming
visit of the Bed Crost Bloodmo
bll at Silverton Jsn. 20, and
nude a plea that th 800 PTA
member giv their lupport H
ilso announced th annual PTA
family dinner for the town to be
held Feb. 18 with Earl Chalfan
ai rbairmant
The Rev. I. M. Nelson or First
Christian Church gave the invo
cation and muaical numben were
given by the Four Norsemen,
Olaf Paulson, Clifford Almquist,
El via. Almquist and Paul Alm
quist. Tb flag wa preiented by Girl
i
MU1
(Uul
IS SETTING
THE PACE
FOR
VALUE
STYLE
' QUALITY
SERVICE
In Men's '
Clothing
and
Furnishings
Shryock's
of Course!
And look at these
Lowest January
Clearance Prices!
JACKETS
A tpeciel froup af fomout
Buckikain Jaa, McGregor,
Whit Stag and other in
cluding . Vagabond Loafer
Coat, thort jockati in
Ion, wool, rayon, ate.
Formtrly Prictd
to $17.50 -
Now Just
$(p6
Group N. 2 af .
. JackataYalwai
fa 27.30 $11.56
Scout Trwip 211 with thoe'iepr
irnlmil the ttoop Inrludlng Kay
I.atif t(-r, Linda Crodrlan, Nor
riira Knulm and (icirtia F.rnt.
Mrs, Mas ftrlil was In chirre
of the prouram and William Anti
Inlrodured the speaker.
Vrlldw rhr)anthemunis crn
Irrrd th tra tilde fr the loriat
hour which followed tha eve
ning's busineai and program,
airs. t A. Iluddleston at lit
charge of tahlt decorations and
cookiri wrr furnished by Inurth
Itrad niothrn. Ifoatestri wera
Mrs, Clifford Jmcl, Mrs Alvln
Krirkion, Mrs. Uurrrll Eckstein,
Mrs, I'etrr h'orrnsrn, Mrs: E. V.
S);e, Mrs. Donald Bred and
Mrs. Felix Wriijtil.
Some 14 major languaxr ar
used In India, each of them by
million, Kniflhh i th languag
of higher education.
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