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Sunnyslde A "family jubilee" ! Mother's Club will meet Thursday
is being sponsorea Dy mc rarcms at v;ju p.m. in the school audi
l lub at the school Friday night, jtorium. This will be 411 night
There will be a "pic supper" with with Anthol Riney as- speaker,
women and 'teen-aged girls fur-1 The club will vote on the future
pishing the pies. A special fea-; meeting hour and name of the
ure will be square-dancing for club.
adults. Children will be enter-1 .',',. ' .
tained with pictures and games. I "lamina Clifford, Ralph and
A nominal admission will be c,ayon Gardner, son of Mr., and
charged. iMrs John. Gardner of Willamina
i re, iiume vom jteicnixan, Aias
B r o k i There will be no ka, where they are loceing. Clif-
school here on March 15-16 be- ford lives in Carlton, Ralph in
ause oi a teacner s institute, tne roruana, ana Clayton in Mc-
ncnooi reponea luesaay. ino Minnviue.
spring vacation is scheduled at ! . '.' '
ttrooks School. , I monmouin tapt. Charles W.
ranter lamny are guests of his
Mt. , Angei'ith 11 delegates mother, Mrs. Lulu Parker, and
present for three days, the ML sister, Mrs. Eldon Riddell. Parker
Angel Local of the Farmers Un- is enroute from Edwards Air
ion had the largest representative Force Base to McChord Air Force
in the state at the recent Farmers Base near Tacoma where he will
I mon state convention, it was re-1 resume his duties as a finance
ported Monday night at the meet-' officer. Max Parker, a brother of
the captain, is also visiting rcla
1 tives here. ',
Four Corners On Friday at
7:30 p.m. a meeting of parents
and sons will be held in the
school auditorium to consider or
ganizing a Cub Scout pack for the
Four Corners area.
Spring Valley The Spring Val
ley Community Club will meet at
itig of the group.
Orchard Heights The Worn-
ens uud win meet at 10 a.m.
: Thursday at the home of Mrs. A.
A. Withers with Mrs. Robert Gan
non assisting. Sewing and mak
ing scrapbooks will be the proj
ects. A covered-dish luncheon
will be served at noon.
t
Brush College The Home Ex
tension Unit will meet at 10:30 the Community Center building
a.m. inursaay at tne nome oi on rrmay at e:3U p.m. for a no
Mrs. Helen Wright, 1188 Harritt host dinner. A social get-togcth-Dr.
(just off Wallace Road), er will follow.
"Good Weight for Good Health"!
will be presented by Marilyn! ulamina -A well-child, clinic
Steel, home extension agent. All will be held in the basement of
residents are welcome to attend the Methodist Church Thursday,
and are requested to bring a sal- from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Appoint
ad and table service. 'ments may be made by calling
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Brooks William Charles Cot
'W underwent surgery Tuesday
?nt Portland Veterans Hospital
here he is expected to be a pati
ent for several' weeks.
Eugene lo Vole
On Fluoridation
EUGENE 1 Eugene voters
will decide in the November gen
eral election whether they want
fluorides added to the city's drink
ing water supply.
The City Council Monday rejected
a motion by Councilman Warren
Shisler that fluorides be added
immediately and then voted to put
the measure on the November
ballot.
Liberty Girl's Capping
Slated at Ceremonies
SUtriman Nrwi Srrvlrt
LIBERTY - Miss Patricia
Emery will be capped at the cap
ping ceremony on March IS at the
Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene.
Pat started her training in Sep
tember and is a pre-climcal stu
dent. She li a graduate of South
Salem' High School and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Emery on Liberty Road.
Mt. AiijicI lo Estimate Census
On Dasis of City Water Users
JOIN AIR FORCE '
WILLAMINA Francis and Ron
ald Holstad, sons of Mrs. Jeffrey
Holstad. have enlisted in the Air
Force for four-year periods and
win take training at Drake Am,
Calif.
Mrs. Jim Shipley.
Marion Carl Albertson is at
Albany General Hospital for surgery.
Willamln, - The Junior Tr
imstponcd until-April 6 at the
migh school. It had originally
I Lincoln The Lincoln Goodwill
V'lub will meet at the home of
trs. Henry Neiger on Thursday
a or a 1:30 p.m. dessert luncheon.
JMrs. Neiger and Mrs. Marvin
S herry are hostesses. Mrs. Lloyd
lloxie will preside.
WILLAMINA GIRL CHOSEN
WILLAMINA Susan Johnston of
Willamina was. one of 74 students
and faculty members at Oregon
State College to be selected for
membership in Phi Sigma, nation
al biology honor fraternity. She is
a pre-nursing major and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
F. Johnston.
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WILLAMINA -, Patricia Park,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Park of Willamina, has been chos
en for a part in the University
Theater's production of "Balloon"
at the University of Oregon.
SUtrimta Nri Itrvlrt
MT. ANGEL - Members of Mt.
Angel City Council will meet next
Monday night to make an estimate
of the city census, using the city
water patrons as a basis.
The council realizes that the
population has Increased consider
ably since the last census in 1950,
but hesitates to arrange a house-to-house
census because of the cost
to the city. Since all residents
within the city limits are signed
up for city water, it was thought
a simple way to check.
Over Z09 Addri
Seventeen new houses were built
since 1950 and over 200 residents
added, but since the legislature de
crees that those working or at
tending schools in other towns may
not be counted on the hometown
census, many will have to be ruled
out. -
Water Commissioner Pete Meiss-
ner reported that houses are gradu
ally being numbered. His report
also told of the large number of
trees being planted at the grounds
surrounding the sewage disposal
plant, including white fir, Norway
spruce and cedar.
Ass't Chief Due Back
Joe Faulhaber, assistant to the
chief of police, who recently re
turned from the hospital, attended
the council meeting and said he
would soon report back to work.
Chief Merle Grace reported one
arrest for traffic violation with a
60-day suspension of driver's li
cense as a penalty.
Three fires were listed for the
month by Fire Chief Francis
Schmidt, one in the city and two
in the district.
Franchise Shifted
The franchise for the city gar
bage collection was transferred
from H. B. Samuel to R. F. Bren
tano. The telephone franchise is
also expiring and k was agreed to
meet with Manager John T. Bau
man of the Mt. Angel Telephone
Co. to discuss a new franchise.
Councilman Joe Wagner reported
that the No. 2 city well is being
Investigated and the pump cleaned
and repaired, a complete report to
be given at the next meeting; and
Carl Mucken of the street commit
tee reported considerable damage
to city streets by the. excessive
water and frost of the past months.
Creat Gi(le8eevc,
Sued for Divorce
LOS ANGELES ( Radio's
"Great Gildersleeve," Harold J.
Peary, was sued for divorce Tues
day by Actress Gloria Holiday.
She charged mental cruelty in a
brief complaint and asked for cus
today of their son, Page, 8, along
with child support and alimony.
The couple married in Tijuana,
Mex.. in 1946.
Slh-Gradcr
Shoois Pupil
In Classroom
EDMORE. Mich. W- An eighth
grader whipped a pistol from his
shirt and shot a classmate Mon
day in an Edmore High School
classroom.
As panic-stricken children ran
screaming for the door, 14-year-old
Peter Ray Forgar fired a wild
shot over their heads and fainted.
The first shot hit William Shur
low, 15, in the neck. Hospital offi
cials in this Montcalm County
community said, however, he was
not critically hurt. His condition
was described today as "not ser-i
kus."
Sheriff Elton Sampson quoted
Forgar as saying he had a grudge
against the older boy. The two had
fought last week and Forgar,
small for his age, had had his
glasses broken by the bigger jShur
low boy. ,
"Apparently he (Forgar
thought this was a . way to get
even," Sampson said.
The shooting occurred in the
math class. Forgar suddenly rose,
pulled out the gun and fired. Shur
low was sitting about 1 feet away
in the same row of desks. Forgar
was taken to the hospital for treat
ment after he fainted.
He was held by juvenile author
ities for investigation.
Sampson said Forgar's father,
George, owned the pistol.
Statesman, Salem, Ore, Wed., Mar. 7, '30 (Sec. I)-0
Argentina Polio
Epidemic Grows;
'Iron Lungs' Sent
WASHINGTON - The State
Department announced Tuesday 21
iron lungs are being rushed to Ar
gentina where, it said, "a serious
epidemic of poliomyelitis has bro
ken out."'
The department said "upward
of 800 cases hava been reported,
most of them in the capital city of
Buenos Aires." since Jan. 21. The
disease was reported spreading at
the rate of approximately 60 cases
a day.
The Iron lungs are being seul by
the U.S. government, through the
State Department, the Inter
national Cooperation Administra
tion, and ; the U.S. Air Force,
with the. cooperation of the Pan
American Sanitary Bureau and the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
The Air Force said the lungs
will be flown from Logan Airport,
Boston, Mass-.Jn a C124 Globe
master transport plane. The air
craft and crew are from the tac
tical air command's 18th Air Force
with headquarters at Donaldson
Air Force Base,, Greneville, S C.
State Hospital
Inmate Held
EUGENE ( -Robert J. Van
Landinaham, 22, of San Jose,
Calif., who escaped from the state
, mental hospital at Salem, was
j captured in the bus depot Tuesday
'morning by city police.
Jack Gordon. 35, Klamath Falls,
who with Van Landingham broke
j out of the hosp!tal's receiving ward
Sunday, had been captured Mon
day. j Van Landingham, arrested on a 1
i vagrancy charge, admitted his
identity when questioned at the
Eugene, city -jail
Art Chance Given ..
i With Liquor Sale
ROME If - Buy a bottle of
booze and win an old master!
A liquor company (Buton) pro
vides purchase coupons giving
l chances of drawing such prizes aa
! "The Virgin with the Child JesusT
! by Guido Reni. "The Portrait of a
Nobleman" by Tintoretto, and
works of Ambrogio LorenzetU,
! Benevento Tisi and others.
NEW NIP STAMPS PLANNED
TOKYO - Japan will Issue
five special commemorative 'pos
tage stamps this year. These in
clude a special 10-yen stamp to
mark stamp week.
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