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4-(Scc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Fri., Feb. 10, 1936! Valley News Statesman News Service Founder's Day! Sketch Depicts New Silvcrton Junior High School Mt. Angel Primrose Show ' Tentatively Set April 22 Program Due At Linfield 5L(rMnn Vr Sfrvlrf McMlNWlI.LE - Dr. Hugh Dod. Salem, chairman of the Lin field College board of trustees. will, preside at a Mard meeting here at 9.30 a.m. Saturday to open the Centennial Founders' Day convo cation of Linfield. A full schedule of event MT. ANGEL The 19.i Mt. Angel Primrose show will be held Sun Th date was decided at the meeting of the Mt. Angel Garden Club. f'Tld-.K f J sponsor of the show, on Wednesday. - - "l" ' ..in: .; .,. v.. i t.. pus. Afternoon and evening ac 1113. J . ftmsaiiia f it ig,u m (npnui em1" .nnii iiinii. a uimu.-wf" . ., yirr Vll al ru uiv c m imw ' - i rvi ni urrtc uui in'yc is high that there will be sufficient; 7 ctimeback to warrant a good dis P' ... .J jne response 01 uic pnmnwc , warmth, sunshine and a little care is traditional. Some members re ported as many as five plants in bioom. despite the weather's frosty reception. Loretta Dehler was appointed to take care of publicity. Goldea Wedding - Rev. Kcmpton To Preach : At Hopewell tivities are open to the public After the trustees meeting in the'. Irrforning there will he a meeting :of church leaders followed by a luncheon. Symposium Speakers At 2 p m. a symposium on "Edu cational Frontiers'' will open as one of the highlights of the day. Speaking will be Eugene E. Marsh, McMinnville attorney and educa tional leaner; Marshal N. Dana, !t V O I Vl. ' - 7. ' .y jAdvcnlist Giurch - Seeking Silvcrton , Welfare Center !t ! Sutrimn Nrwt Srrvlr SILVEUTON A new welfare t center at Silvcrton is the hope if Dorcas Society of the Silverton j' Seventh-day Adventist Church, the pastor, Kenneth llcay, sam Wed nesday. ' Despite the fact that the society has. for years, worked under diffi cult circumstances, the mcmocrs have processed thousands of gar ments and shoes. For several years following World War II most of the clothing was shipped to war areas. More recently, however, the society has turned its attention to local welfare." Mcy explained. The group needs more room than it has in a private home, the pas tor went on, and would rpprccjate a location near the business dis trict, he added. SUtrimaa Nf SerTirt HOPEWELL The Rev. , Charles Portland banker and former news. Kcmpton will be guest speaker at paperman, and Dr. Joseph E. Hen- inLirJ 1 Vh. .m .m r . " "ice uay oDservance 1 derson, head of he applied physics VxlPlSl LSn'1' lhe Hopewell Evangelical Uni-! laboratory at the University of bration m the Mt. Anjel Legion ,ei Brsthrfn Church Sunday nWa,hinBf' a(m. The Rev Mr. Kempton, now Linfjeld facu m(,mbers par. of Jennings Lodge, is a former : ,u. ' i rf,,,c.m missionary to Japan. The Hopewell ,rnr waltPr P m-ke head of SILVF.RTON Architect's plait for a arw Silverton Juaior Hijrh School will be presented to the Sllveri -School Board for approval Feb. 22, School Supt. Howard Balderstone reported Thursday. Salem Architect James L. Payne's sketch shows how the new school will look. Building will house 270 pupils and Is espeeted to cost "over hall honoring Mr. and Mrs. Volney White on Feb. 1 White is vice president of the club, and both he and Mrs. White are members of long standing. The club will furn $300,000," Balderstoae said. Funds will come from sale of high school buildings here to comparatively new I'nloa High School District by Silverton School District. Wing in left foreground is for administrative offices while section nt tight will house classrooms. Inits la rear have cafeteria, gym and auditorium facilities. Valsctz Weatherman Reports Wet Month Missionary Society will have ,u a,,', anA h the nowers and take charge of5Ah!fnof devotlon, prPcedl!8 lhe tor of Linfield Research Institute: decorations. Mrs. Joseph L. Wachter andducte(j Mrs. A. A. Hauth were appointed on the sick committee by President Norma Schmidt. Boys Demonstrate The program feature following the business session consisted of demonstration of stylized winter arrangements by Duane Mcllolick. Monitor, and David Fredricks, Canby. The two high school boys have made flower arranging a de finite avocation and have a deft, sure touch in demonstrating their work and marvelous synchrony tion In spite of difference in tastes. I'se of Frozen Shrubs Very few blooms were used in the arrangements, most of the "bouquets" made from material found la the gardens at this time greens, dried flower and seed stems. The boys demonstrate the remarkable use that can be made of frozen shrub foliage with its muted shades of colors. Mrs. Edna Willig- and Mrs. Arnt Loe were hostesses for the snack supper that followed. The prize, large assortment of sweet pea seeds, was awarded to Irs. Lucy Kahut. .. The Rev. L. D. Harris, who con- $300,000 School Will Rainbow Girls Accommodate 270 Pupils Initiate Class At Sheridan academic administration: Dr. J head of the re ligion department, and Prof, Har old C. Elkinton, head of the busi ness administration department rrni rrvicrs nrre, is u..u. n,j kMH,n ,k .., ' ""'" USUI I ft 11 V UUI II l VI ir IC A I two weeks at Pilgrim Holiness Church in Aurora. A public address system is being installed this WHk inr ihm nnrrv nit i,Hiinrim f tv, r,..h tvL tf. tours, banquet, Young Adult Class sponsored the ?f "f "tudent center and a ornint basketball game between Linfield The Hopewell Missionary Society 'na lne voutKe ul ,ufl,,u wH meet Feb.' 14 with Mrs. Ho ward Stephens in charge of lhe lesson for the evening. The group will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse. Mrs. Minnie Davidson and Mrs. Frank Hersha will assist the hostess. suirtmm Nw Brrvir j lounge, boys' and girls' locker SILVERTON Construction of rooms with outside access for sum- Silverton s new junior high school rner playground may start as early as April 1, PollrCounty Court News activities; band practice rooms, administration of- School Supt. Howard Balderstone I new na Doner ana maintenance said Thursday. Bids will be called j rooms. after the school board approves! The building will be of wood AUn scheduled for the dav are'P'ans for the building. The board "ame construction laced with Also scneouiea iot inc aay are , r . . . . H Mi dedication ' mspwi me Vmm i u t -",-"-. ""..,, 22 mating - j wi vuunii UV.11U11 niii uiyivj inc Balderstone said the new build- use of wood laminated beams sup in? might be "ready for occupancy porting two- and three-inch sheath after Christmas vacation next win-, ' ' ter. ( A hot-water heating system is The school will be constructed on contemplated. a portion of DcGuire's pasture in East Silverton, about one-half mile from the present junior high. It will house pupils in the sixth, sev enth nd eighth grades and has room for 270. Situated on an extensive slope, 1hechcrireewings7The classroom wing will follow the Silas Hinds Of Monitor District Dies PTA Plans Fun Frolic At Sheridan IUUibii Nfwi Sfrvir SHERIDAN A program for the PTA annual "fun" night was out lined 'at an executive board meet ing Monday evening. The "Fantasy girls" will be the outstanding number, when a group of residents in costunes , which portray large heads with small bodies will do the "hokey pokey" dance routine. Mrs. Hazel Butler's third graders will give a reading on Abraham Lincoln and Wayne Durell of the University of Port land will talk on "Juvenile Del-quency". SUUsmaa Ntwt Servlr DALLAS The following new complaints were on file Thursday in Polk County Circuit Court: Tillie Louise Rowles vs. Cecil C. Rowles, seeks divorce, custody of two minor children, tfiO monthly child support; $80 monthly for sup port of plaintiff. Married Dec. 29, rtr -. c. , 1 ' i mi ai sievcnson, nasn. D. E. Perrin vs. E. A. Perrin, seeks divorce, . custody of minor child, S7S monthly child support, iao monthly lor support of plaintiff. Married Sept l, la at Salenv- The assumed business name of Helmick House has been filed by w. a. wiest, Monmouth. The bus! ness is located at Monmouth. The following divorces were granted on February 6, 1956. Ernest V. Miller vs. Chrystal Miller, plaintiff granted divorce, custody of two minor children awarded to defendant, US monthly support for minor children, pro perty settlement agreement ap proved. Carolyn Wilson vs. Edward C. Wilson, Jr., plaintiff granted di vorce, awarded custody of two; minor children, $137 monthly sup port for minor children. Oral T. Matthew vs. Melville R. Matthew Jr.. plaintiff granted di- A Dome made candy saje will 1 vorce. SUtriman Nrwi Ifrvie I WOODBURN-Services for Silas Claude Hinds, Monitor farmer and life insurance salesman, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Woodburn-Cornwell ChapeL Hinds died at a Silverton hospital Wednesday night. He was 76. Born in Decatur, Nebr., May 9. 1879, he came to Monitor from Wyoming 22 years ago. Surviving are his wife, Margaret, at Monitor; a son. Hugh, Portland, and five daughters, Ethel Aker blade, Cottage Grove, Mildred Mills, Tensleep, Wyo., Dorothy Tingstad, ' Tacoma, Wash., Alice Brown, Casper, Wyo., Helen Han son, Monitor; two brothers, J. C. Hines in Wyoming and Guy In Neb raska; two sisters. Mrs. Grace Copple and Viola Norris, both in Nebraska: IS grandchildren and I great-grandchildren. The Hinds had observed their golden wedding anniversary in 1952. Interment will be at Belle Passi Cemetery. NcwOCE Dorm Holds Open House lUUimaa Ntwi Sorrim MONMOUTH Open house was held at the new men's dormitory at Oregon College of Education for Suteimaa Ntwt Strvict SHERIDAN A class of 12 candi dates, the largest in many years, was initiated at the recent meeting Sheridan Rainbow Assembly. In- Asks Help in Finding Kin 8tinmn Ntwi Strvlre DALLAS-A. T. Hildebrand. a Dallas real estate agent, received an appeal this week from a Ca nadian seeking help in locating an uncle believed in this area. In a letter to Hildebrand, J. eluded were Vada 'Robertson andjPcnner of Vancouver, B. C, said Linda Baehler of Willamina, Carol he would like to contact his uncle Hess, Sharon Remington, Patricia James Smith, whom he hasn't Newton, Sally Wepster, Barbara seen for many years. Penner said Doyle, Patricia Warren, Yvonne that he would also like to locate Surret, Margaret L e eL Deane I Mrs. Marie Klassen Smith's step Aaron and Joy Smuck. . mother, ' and Henry and Edward Donna Speelman, worthy advisor,! Klassen, step brothers of Smith, was presiding officer. It was voted i Penner believes the trio is living to sponsor the annual chili and i in the Salem or Dallas area. In- Statriman Nfwi Servlr VALSETZ This community Te--corded 32 90 inches of precipita tion during January,-weather ob server Teddy Goodcll reported Thursday. Goodcll said he thought the total was probably a record for one month but no records -were avail able in Valsetz for comparison. He said there had been practically no rain here for the past four days. chowder supper as a money rais ing enterprise with Feb. 11 as the date set for the annual sweetheart ball to be held in Willamina. land contour along Church Street. Other wings will house administra tion offices and a cafeteria-gym-auditorium. S0,M Square Feet Embracinc 30.000 sauare feet of floor unare th npw school also ' 150 guests Saturday will contain eight classrooms, a Conducting tours of the building! library with workroom and stor-jWe the following residents: Don1 age,, a lobby and display area. Ingalls. Palmer. Alaska: John combination arts and crafts-home Klenowski, Wheeling. W. Va.: Dew-j economics room; a kitchen unit ey Newton. Beaver Creek: Marion with serving corridor, a faculty, Gribskov, Junction City; Jack Wil-, liamson, jeweii; ana Jim uciame- ter, Beaverton. i Tony Peterson, Junction City; Robert Lady, Idanha; .and Dave Mobley, Coos Bay, assisted at the tea table. Ron Martin, Honolulu, was in charge of registration. Trophies were awarded for the best door sign and the best room decoration. The door sign made by Wilbur Daniels, Junction City, and Pat Lloyd, Vernonia, received first prize; and the room occupied by John Davis, Idanha, and Clark Lund, Sandy rated first in the room decoration category. Mrs; Roberf"Wsbrobk, nee Yvonne Blair, a visitor from Smith River, Calif., was honored by hav ing the Rainbow marriage degree conferred upon her, with Miss Carolee Haenny the soloist. formation concerning their where abouts may be relayed to Penner through Hildebrand at 606 Court St., Dallas. The Licking River is a stream which rises in southeastern Ken tucky and flows ' northwest for about 80 miles to empty into the Ohio River. HELP YOUR KIDNEYS It poorly functioning Kid- neyr ana Bladder make von suffer from Getting l t Nights, Nervousness, Rheu matic Pains, Stiffness, Bura- lnt, Smarting, Itching, or Ariditv try SchaetVs Kidney and Bladder Pills Pries 60C SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE Onen Dally. 7:30 a.m. to t p.m. Sundays, t a. m. to 3 p. m. 135 NORTH COMMERCIAL Roberts Cub Soul Gels Bobcat Badges lUtmui Ntw Btrvkt ROBERTS Five Cub Scouts received Bobcat pins at the joint meeting of Troop 2 and Pack 2 this week. They were Gary Noff- singer, Douglas Rouse, Philip Olson, Jake Garrison and Rich ard Blankenship. Scoutmaster James Martsfield led the open ing ceremony. be conducted for the benefit of the March of Dimes fund, and men members will furnish and serve the refreshments. To add funds to the PTA treas ury the board voted to sponsor a show, Ron Macolm's films on big Same hunting In Alaska, which he will narrate. The event will be held March 29 at the high school gymnasium. The high school Thes pian Club will conduct an advance ticket sale. Servicp Taps 2 Polk Men SUtciaun Nwi Sfrvtt ' DALLAS -Warren R. Gould Jr., Sheridan, and Loren B. Cox, Dallss, will report for induction on Feb. 14. the Polk County Se lective Service office reported Wednesdsy. New office hours will start Monday at the Selective Service office in the Armory here. The office will be open from 0 a.m. noon . and 1-4 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and 9 a.m. noon and 12 p.m. on Thursdays. The office will be closed on oth er days. Lawrence R. Howard vs. Toby Dianne Howard, plaintiff granted divorce, defendant granted custody of minor child, $37.50 monthly support for minor child, property settlement agreement approved. Esther Young vs. George Young, plaintiff granted divorce, awarded custody of two minor children, total of $35 monthly child support, property settlement approved. Jo Ann Mealue vs. James Mea- lue. divorce granted plaintiff, former name of Jo Ann Payton restored. Mary P. Thomas vs. Ernie R. Thomas, legal separation granted to plaintiff, total of $50 monthly support for minor child. $100 monthly support for plaintiff. ' Probate Court filings: Keith D. Evans appointed ad' ministrator of the estate of Fannie A. Clifford, estate valued at less than $5,000; Lawrence A. Rich ap pointed appraiser. Leonard P. Kinkald appointed administrator of estate of Mary Corine Kinkaid, estate valued at $2,750; H. D. Broderick. Donald Blake and Kenneth Miller appoint ed appraisers. Bertha Wren appointed executrix of the estate of F. A. Lowry, es tate valued at $1,000. piiiiEYBj 1 New Shipment Just Received ! ! Official "Mousckctecr8, Beanie Mousecap C ' I ra. s o Rey, kids, Joli the "Mense keteers" ... be the first to wesr Peaaey beanie "Mousecspl Wool and rayon felt with huge plastic ears, 3-eolor Walt Disney "Mouse keteer" labels. 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