The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 26, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

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    Valley News
Statttman News Ssrvict
Queen Candidates Pose
Pomona Area
Grange Meets,
Plans Picnic
Star Mail Route
Carriers Weigh
Portland Meeting
OAKRIDGE . Oregon's star
mail route carriers will try to
bring the organization's national
convention to Portland in 1957.
This was decided Sunday as the
Statesman, Salem, Ore, Tups., June 28, "56 (Sec. I)-3 !
Marion County Pomona Grange
at a recent meeting decided to hold
its annual picnic at Champoeg ! carriers elected Willis H. Scofield.
State Park Aug. 1J7 Sixty-eight at- j Kugene. to another three-year
term as president. rTtnripal
speakers at the closing session
included Harold Young, postal in
spector from Salem.
tended the June 20 confab and nine
of the 13 granges were represent
ed. It was also decided to hold the
next meeting at Keizer Grange in
October. Overseer Clarence John
son presided over the June S
meeting in the absence of Master
Bob Barnes.
Memorial services were held for
Dimma Cline and Victor Van
Brocklin. Chaplain Daisy Bump re
ported that Mr. and Mrs. George
Sander, hospitalized after an auto' NEWPORT. Ore. if - A six
accident, were in lmDroved condi- year-old Newport boy was fatally
tion.
Newport Boy
Killed by Car
SILVERTON These are SilverUa Hill's first strawberry inert candi
dates. One of them will he telerted aid crawaed the afternoon
i Juiy i ia me Mirertaa hum (..range Hail. Manning ir.m ten it; Mrs. Lilv Magee reported on
right are Gayle Tucker. Veraa Stympff; seated. Muriel H.viand, completion of the scran book while
Pennants Presented
Pennants for 100 per cent dues '
paid were presented to Fairfield, j
Woodburn and Ankeny granges :
Woodburn Grange also received a
check for the greatest increase in ,
membership, and Edith Beugli an-,
noumed the coming White Satin!
sugar canning contest and urged t Mr.
all members to participate. ! lire
injured Sunday when he darted
from behind a parked car into the
path of an auto driven by James
L. Crowell, 1. also of Newport
It was this city's first traffic
fatality in several years.
The right fender of Crow-ell's
car struck Kenneth W. Haga and
he died soon after being received
at a hospital. He was the son of
and Mrs. John R. Haga
exonerated Crowell of
Po-any
negligence.
Barbara Benson and Kreya Martin.
Mrs. Daggett,
79, Succumbs
World Champion
Iig Holler Due
At Albany Festival
George Benson said that straw
berries grown in Silverton Hills
were larger and sweeter this year
in spite of the weather.
Grange Session Repert
Good Horse Sense
tateunan Nfwt Ifrvlro
ALBANY - Mrs. Maude Huston
Daggett. 79, died at an Albany
Hospital Sunday morning.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2 p, m at the Fort-1
miller Fredericks Funeral Home !
Interment will follow at Riverside
Cemetery.
Born in Plainview she lived in
Oregon all her life. She was mar
ried to the late Walter Daggett '
here in 1913,! and has lived here
ever since. j
Surviving are two sons. Major
Ronald Daggett with the V. S. A.r
Force in Germany, and Braden
Daggett of Salem; step-daughter,
Mrs. Villa Wagner of Corvallis;
si.ters, Mrs. Fannie Biddle of A I- j
bany. Mrs. Ollie Fisher of S.ileiri.
and Mrs Eva Meres.se ( Whit.' i
Salmon. Wash ; and two brothers
Del llustnn of Albany and C. 11
Huston of The Dalles.
ALBANY Special" Jimmie
Herrnn, 1-ongview'. Wash , reign
ing world champion Ioe roller,
will defend his title at Albany on
July 3rd and 4th Jim Herron.
along with his brother F.d, of
Kelso, have virtually monopo
lized the championship log roll
I ii lor the past several years.
The event, a part of the annual
Timber Carnival, will be held at
Waverly Lake, the natural am
phitheater, on the edge of Albany
along with high climbing, top
ping, ax throwing, chopping and
bucking.
This year's carnival will be the
largest in history in prize mon
ey and events offered
WASHINGTON - The Dis
trict of Columbia's traffic safety
' officer. Anthony L. Kllison, views
Mate Grange Session was report- , , . . "...
ed on bv Delegate W. E. Savage. j recklfs dnvers ,h,s way:
The Champoeg picnic committee I "There were just as many reck-
is Lawrence Paradis. Clarence i less drivers 50 years ago but
Johnson and Prudence Moore. j in those days they drove some
Lecturer Leona Krenz presented thing that had more sense than
a program featuring Mothers, . ...
Fathers and a tribute to the flag. lnfy "'" .
Musical numbers were presented
I by Madge Wilson. Mary Schmcr
ber. Don, Jean, and Mary Ann
i Dunn.
Valley Briefs
If a do-it-yourself fan tried to
make a lead pencil from the basic
raw materials it would cost him
about $50. I
VENETIAN BLINDS
DVI fYaf Alum- fcreen
KiLVIA and Doors
For Everything 'or Year Window
sf.e CI MFD THE
a a LlFlLK BUND MAN
. rrtt Estimates Day or Night
A
Mrs. Mantel's
Rites Pending
S I L V E R T 0 N Funeral an
nouncements for Mrs. Rosie Man
tel. 86. will be announced later
from the Ekman Funeral Hume
Mrs. Mantel died Sunday night at
her home at 401 South First
Street, afer a few days illness.
Born April fi. 1870, in Pennsyl
vania, Mrs. Mantel had lived in
Washington before coming to
Silverton, 30 years ago. She had
been a member of the Dayton,
Wash.. Rebekah lodge for the
past 54 years, and a lifetime
member of the Christian Church.
Survivors are the widower.
Peter Mantel; a daughter. Mrs.
Nels Winnett. Silverton: a son,
(Mil Huntley, Walla Walla. Wash .
and one grandson.
Statesman Nrw Hervlrr
Butleville Vacation Bible school
for tilt Rultculle Congregational
church began Moday. It is held in
the ewnint Irnni tn ft itntt is fnr !
children from lour years of age
tnTaugh the eighth grade.
Butleville William Dentel is re
ported doing well at Portland Gen
eral Hospital where he was taken
for observation last week for an
infection.
Butleville Miss Marilyn Ras-
i mussen. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
1 John Kasmussen. and a member
of the Buttons and Bows Sewing
Club of Butleville, are attending
4 II summer school in Corvallis
This is her second year at sum-
i mer school.
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today! Or, call Portland J 3c4K7j (
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Births
At Valley Hospitals
SILVERTON-Tn Mr and Mrs
Gene Kelly. Mnlalla. a son. June
24. at the Sihertnn Hospital
To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Messer.
Orvais. a sun. June 24, at the
Siherton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs Don Gros
.lacquos, Sihertnn. a daughter.
June 24. at the Sihertnn Hospital
Colorful new sportswear
with the famous Levi's name!
.10.000-Milf Hike
Slated by Oanailians
MONTREAL - Two Cana
dians are going to start walking1
next month from Montreal to Van )
muver by way of the I'nitcd
States and South America.
Laurent Olandn. 2fl. and Wener;
Mahau. 3.V figure they'll walki
about .Kl.tXW miles on their long
detour. It's little more than 2noo;
miles to Vancouver as the crow
flies but they're not (lying
They say they won't even hitch
noes.
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full-cut slacks with deep pleats
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In four favorite colon:
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Stationery Office Supplies
i&S Stale Street, Salem, Oregon
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IT MEANS THAT:
Tht cleanest, safest, most economical, most convenient fuel for horn heating
will be yours. Make your application now! Apply Portland Gas and Coke Com
pany in Salem, 109 S. Commercial, or let Sears help you with your application.
Visit our appliance , or plumbing departments, ask any salesperson.
Sears Is Ready! Complete Line of A.G.A.-Approved Gas-Fired
Equipment and Appliances! Free Surveys and Estimates!
Buy Now ! Make First Payment Oct. 1st
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Nothing Down!
For furnacM hiating th
vorago 4 to 7-room houia
USE SEARS HOME
MODERNIZATION
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American Cat Allocation Approvtd
t) Nona aafarl Safaty Pilot cod off gat upply in cat
pilot light it axtinguithodl
SEARS WILL ARRANGE LOW-COST, EXPERT INSTALLATION
Homarl Automatic Gas
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years. Front panel projects only 3',j inches from finished wall. Equipped with
the Honeywell silent gas control valve. High efficiency gat burner it designed
for economy and long life. A G. A. approved.
Automatic Safety Pilot on All Models
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For Cloaet or
Utility Installation
279.95 3
Heati the average S-roora
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For Gas Appliances, as Always, It's "SHOP SEARS AND SAVE!"
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30-INCH DELUXE
Kenmore
Smokeless Broiler
j CSS
149
Down
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Kentimpr 25 in oven has
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Indoor Sunshine for
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automatic ignition, hindy
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Gas Heaters
30,000 BTU ...
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The Facts About Natural Gas . . .
Q. WHEN WILL NATURAL GAS ARRIVE!
A Natural tn is scheduled to be available to consumers of Portland .a
&. Coke ( nmpanv in Aueiisl.
Q. WHY IS NATURAL GAS SO POPULAR!
A Natural gas is the rleanesl, safest, most rronomiral, most convenient
furl for home heating.
0. WILL THERE 8E PLENTY OF NATURAL GAS!
A Yes. By linking by pipeline of natural gas supplies (rnm the ast tan-
adian fields with those in New Mexico, Insures a dual supply for the
Northwest.
Q. WILL NATURAL GAS BE CHEAPER!
Yes. Substantial rate reductions will be made upon arrival of natural
Q. WHO WILL DISTRIBUTE NATURAL GAS IN THIS AREA!
A Portland das k Coke Company, fiasco's 2,500 miles of existing gas (lis-
tribution mains will bring natural gas to all present customers.
Q. WILL PRESENT GAS APPLIANCES OPERATE WITH
NATURAL GAS!
A Yes. Your present appliances will be adjusted tn use natural gas by a
rrew of skilled and experienced experts. This adjustment will be made
frep of charpe.
WHY DO I HEAR SO MANY GOOD THINGS
ABOUT NATURAL GAS FOR HOME HEATING!
Because:
Because:
Because:
Because:
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Because:
Because:
Natural gas is the finest heat you ran buy at any price.
.Natural gas brings you the moat convenience at lowest
possible cost.
Natural gas is the cleanest and safest heat of all.
You have no delivery problem. You can always count
on gas heat.
(as heating equipment costs less to buy, lasts years
longer.
All modern gas furnaces come with a built-in safety
guard which automatically shuts off the gas should the
pilot light ever go out.
(.as heating equipment is simple and trouble-free has
almost no moving parts to wear out and cause expensive
repair bills.
Phone 3-9191
550 North Capitol