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8-(Sec. I) Statesman. Salem. Ore.. Fit, July 13. 1956,rt,f 1 Valley News Statesman News Service Rock Creek Ghurelr Pioneer Day Slated luimu Nm Semite WOODBURN Sixth annual Pioneer Day observance at Rock Creek Church, northeast ef Wood burn, will be held Sunday. Events will include a a.m. church services, a no-host luncheon la the churchyard and a program at 1 p.m. The Rev. Pierre Smith of Marauam. retired Methodist minister, will deliver the morning sermon Vows Recited By 11 Women AtMt. Angel llilnMI Newt Hrrt MT. ANGEL Eleven young women made religious vaws ati the annual prolessien ceremony at the Benedict we Queea of An gels convent at ML Angel Wed nesday. Archbishop Edward D; Howard of Portland officiated at the pon tifical high mass and received the vows. The Rev. Albert Baumaa of ML Angel Abbey delivered the sermon. Sister Mary' Rose (Eva Koess lerl Woodbura, and Sister Mary ' Adele (Barbara Mansfield) Carl ton, pronounced their .final vows. Making their first vewi and re ceiving their religious names were Margaret Henscheid, Rupert. Ida be wha became Sister Mary Ter esa; Anne Niedermeyer, Portland. new Sister Mary Maureen; Bera- etta Gamble. Junction City. Sister Helea ' Marie;. Ruth Schmerber, Gervals, Sister. Mary Paulettc; aad Patricia Fenniinore,i SUver ton. Sister Mary Joseph., ' Jesa Berning aad Marilyn Schwab, Mt Angel; Dorothy Janes, Portland and Annette Hew acheid, Rupert, Idaho war bv v est to. la the. Benedictine hahit Artist Joins College Staff AtMt. Angel SuUuna Mews Srrtee MT. ANGEL New to the fac ulty of ML Angel Women Col leg 'or the coming year will be Miss Genevieve Um-n of Saa La- ndro, Calif., art Instructor. Mia Willsoa received her B A degree in art at Dominican Col' lege, San Rafael, Calif, and has done graduate work la art and education at California College ef Arts and Crafts, Oakland, at Sao ' Jose State College, and In Mexico. Art- courses to be taught by Miss Willsosj this faU wiU include basic design, color pod composi tion, and elementary school art. She will also bold evening classes in crafts and art appreciation. The new fenstractsr is a member of the Pacific Arte Association and the California Teachers' As sociation and has taught ia the Saa Leandre Unified School Dis trict lor three rear. At present, aha Is setting up a craft shop for metal work- and pottery, at the Women's College. ; . Birthdays Noted At Lyons Dinner lUlnwa New eerrtre LYONS A family dinner was held SiukU? at the home sf Mr. and Mrs. Alen Bodrker, honoring hrr father, Elmer Hiatt, an his 2nd birthday. The occasion also honored the birthdays of Clyde Bressler and Eari Hampton. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Nor mas Johnson, Christ and Curt, Mr. and Mrs. Qvde Bressler,- El mer Hiatt and Mr. and Mrs. Alei Bedeker ef ' Lyons . CHARLIE CHAM CHINESE MEOICINI AND HERB CO. NEW LOCATION HO. I?th AND I.F.SUE 115 J LK8UK OFFICE HOURS Tues. and Sal. Only 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Phone 2-1130 L B. rONG, RERBIST ZOBELS 1 . I 1 1 6' 'BEFORE...' j Yaw buy a Spina fj 4 Organ ... rl ;j Have You (J :H!::rd And i ! P S Yuj"1I be happier j t ith a Baldwin. , Rentals and lessoni I ,11 V and Roy Hewitt, Salrm attoraey, is 1 scheduled to five the principal aa drew at the afternoon program The oldest man and woman present will be honored by Mrs. Leslie Gibson, Canbjr route 1 who it chairman of the day's observ ance. The Harold Ackley family of Needy district will present music during the afternoon and croup singing will be directed by Edwin Eyman of Rural Den. The Rock Creek Cemetery Asso ciation will fumish coffee far the Ljinner. The historic church is reached j vyojburn bv Dnjcerdins eit live miles on the Molalla Road to Bremer's Cuiaeia. then north a mile to the crossroads, then east one-fourth mile. Big Weekend On Tap for Dallas Band llilimn tenete DALLAS The Dallas City Band is slated for double duty this week end, announces director Ray Boydston. , la additioa to Its weekly con cert Friday night ia the court house) square, tbe band will plsy ia the Smileroo Fun Parade Sat orday. Friday! concert ia sched uled for p.m. and the psrade'for 7 JB- During each of Hi appearances tbe band has presented a wide repertory, Including marches. Wilttes, novelties and popular numbers. Initial summer concerts have drawn a large audience. Present complement is 21 mu sicians in addition to the director. They are: trumpets, Ray W a Idea, Bob Shunke, William Boydston, William Thiesies, John Harris) tlarinets, Henry Stoudeasneyer, Francis Allen, Bryre Miller, John Regier: French horns. Frank Combs, George Thompson, Earl Gibbs; baritone, Eric FUfflm mends; trombones, C o a f in e y Jones, Carroll Aebt, John Kienile, Dave McCormick; bass, Ira tewii, Maurice Brennen; drams, Don Stoudenmeyer and Robert Frle- sea. Webb Favored For Marquam Postmastersbip puieieuji Newt Serrlre ' MARQUAM Appointment of C. Ray Webb as postmaster at Mar quam has been recommenced by Congressman Walter Norblad. Webb owns and manages the general store here in which the postaffic Is located and has been ia charge ef the office as replace ment since Mrs. Duby D. Duffy resigned on Sept I, IKS. Maj-quamNie a fourth-class post- office and the postmaster's annual salary Is tl.KI. GUESS o THE WEIGHT OF All OREGON LOG this week at , MEIER t PRANK'S SALEM s during OREGON PRODUCTS WEEK t. Actual Douglas Fir log, donat ed by Oregon Pulp & Paper Co on display in front of escalator-Street Floor. Enter Hit contest by guessing the walghf oi thtog nothing to buy - No obligation. The person who guesses closest 10 the) actual weight of the log will receive a ZEIIITII RADIO aasasaas eaaBBBBal VAiiLwiiiiax v Bethel-Aurora Trip Slated- IUIiwh Hews Service Al'RORA Mr. aad Mrs. Mer. rfll Bewer of Bethel. Me., are eeatenplatlag a trip aero hrlag greetings rrem Bethel te .Aarwa eartag this rwwmBMy's Ceoleaalai ceJearatiea Jahr Zt- n. Bethel was the starting place far lease who left the midwest to start Ike Aarera celeay a reatary age, and aames sf the twe remmanitles are linked la history. Bawer, whs plaas to make Ike trip Irani Betkel. la a esusla ef Jmu aad Clara Win at Aurora. A groap Irani Aarera visited (be Pertlaad Beavers ball park Thau-tday aigkl la ealaay attire to pablMsa the eeateaaUl event. Rosie Roler, 61, Succumbs AtWoodburn awa News Service WOODBURN Mrs. Rosie Jose phine Roler died at a hospital here Thursday following a long illness. She waa 61. Mrs. Roler came' to Woodbura ia 1936 from Dickenson, N. D, where she waa bora oa Aug. 17, 1894. Sba lived at Ml Settlemier Ave. for many years. Surviving are aeven sons, Jo seph, Louis and David, all at Bend, Robert and Clifford at Portland, Charles at Albany and Leonard at Hebo; five daughters. Mrs. Lillian Franchuk, Dicken son, N. D., Elsie Si I a no, Spring field, Mrs. Tillie Hall, Woodbura. Mrs. Julia Eadrigo. Gervais. and Mrs. Csrmea Gurley, Portland; also one brother and one sister ia North Dakota and 23 grand children. Recitation of the rosary will be at the Ringo-Cornweu Chapel at S p.m. Sunday and requiem mass at 9:30 a.m. Monday at SL Luke'a Catholic Church here. Interment 111 be at SL Luke's Cemetery. New Albany Councilman w... S...1,. si nivvs . i Hopemaa to the Albany City Coun-i dl was announced Thursday. Hopeman, a dairy distributor, replaces Hsrold Agnew as council man from the second ward. Agnew moved outside the city limits. Also announced Wednesday was the' appointment of Elton Disher la the city planning and toning commission, succeeding S. M. Snel len, who resigned. OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 11:15 TO fM. OTHER DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. summer sale! save$49.50! dressmaster 99.50 as low as $5 a month Full rotary round bobbin sewing machine in a beau tifully styled console cabinet. Saws forward and reverse, mends, darns, embroiders. Sewing lessoni with every machine at no extra charge. American made since 1876. oeaaccnsoeiiLMo J . ivvtX I eirais stivici roe ost (V'il J (! uwimo machinis. V Iff P n t JwMjaiiSSo)s aiviM , . ,Jr Mail and phone onlert. Plus shipping, cost to ; flrrvi.t outside our rrguhir truck delivery routes. SEWING MACHINES-SECOND FLOOR r New Garden Name and fiatesEBaa News Service SPRING VALLEY-The newly organized garden club in this area held ita second meeting recently members were present. Mrs. Lloyd Hoxie, chairman, and Mrs. Ben McKinney reported for the nominating committee. Those- elected to office were: School Board Meetings Due At Silverton lUUinui News Service SILVERTON - Silverton Union High School board of directors will meet Monday night and the elementary board will meet Wed nesday night. Both meetings were postponed from their regular meeting dates because of the ab sence of the superintendent. Mil ton Baum, vacationing In Cali fornia for two weeks. Baum is ex pected back thia weekend. The faculty has been completed for the elementary school but one vacancy still- remains in high school in the English department. Iwa new English teacliers have already" been obtained, Misa Anna Peterson of Aumsville and Rich ard linger of Mt. Angel The new wing on the high school progressing rapidly and much 11 will be ready for the open ing of school this fall or shortly afterward. Foundation work is going ahead on the junior high school being erected on East Hill This will not be ' ready for fall classes. Services Set For Former Dallas Coach Btateeeua News Service DALLAS Services for Oscar Ernest ( Aady) Anderson, 68, for mer Dallas High School coach. will be at tbe Episcopal Church here at 10 a.m.' Monday with the Rev. M. R. Schsdewitl officiating. Tbe Carl B. Fenton Post; American Legion, will participate in committal services at 1 p.m. at Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. Bollnun mortuary ia in charge of arrangements. Anderson died Wednesday fol- lowint a coronary aiiars. ne was hora May 16, 1888. at Valley City. D, nd was married to Mildred Petrie on July 20, 1921, at Park Rapids, Minn. They moved to Dal las in 1939. Anderson was a member of the) Episcopal Church, Carl B. Fenton Legion Post and Friendship Lodge 6, I OOF. Surviving are his wife at Dal las, and a sister, Mrs. Hilda Beck, New Westminster, B. C. .,,f , , ( I' ' ' J 1 Club Selects Elects Officers at the Community Center Twenty spoke briefly on the first meeting, Mrs. Hoxie of Lincoln, president; Mrs. John Peterson of Brush Col lege, vice-president; and Mrs. Ernest Solle of Spring Valley, secretary-treasurer. , The name selected for the new club was Country Garden Club. The new president - appointed for the hostess committee club members from Zena. Cammlltecs Listed" Other committees appointed are: Phone, Mrs. Grace Shepard, Mrs. Earl Johnson, and Mrs. Ef fie Henry; publicity, Mrs. Harold Washburn; program committee, officers of the club; keeping scrap book on the club's activities, mem bers from Spring-Valley. An exchange committee, con sisting of garden and flower plants to trade at meetings, will be handled by members from Lincoln. Rase Favorite ' As the rose was the favorite i flower of the majority of mem bers, a committee of members from the old Lincoln group will study and gather material on the Salem Rose Show and rose rat ings and care. A suggestion and request box will be set up for anyone interest ed ia any special type of garden and plants. It is hoped that a community chrysanthemum show can be held here this fall. Mrs. Peterson Speaks Mrs. John Peterson gave a talk on rotes ' and demonstrated the budding of choice roes on very hardy or wild storks. Entertainment for the meeting consisted of choosing sides and picking a good smeller to identify , the smell of flowers. Mrs. Peter son won her her side. Serving refreshments were Mrs. Ben McKinney and Mrs. Robert , Wright. i The next meeting will be held August It at S p.m. at the Community Center Building. wife ,;,? lixvi- zt . vpwtiwmx t --f ' CV-- V- ! 249-Porch Iracket lr.se or Copper I.St 3 lt MMA I V''H "-!'' V 3-2' WifM led room Fist ere 1.55 SiWMW'i- 'A Yvl )-'' Re9. 10.93-4 lifht Dining Room Fixture S.SS X tj kj'-X V sffl'LS ' 1075-D' Typ. Cleniel Fi.t-r. S.SS 11 SMA " 24.9SModern Pulldown Fiature 19.SS Wl$&f' v.;!; . A - ' wirenne rieurescenr ivivcnen rurure O.OO 1 FlfS- " vt ' J fjjZm. Ht. 2.91 Might letkroom Fiifure 1.88 dV ' j ' " ' Tm 10.95 J-lijhf Femily Room Fiiture .-7.88 "' Ts- - I 1 - h -l7ey 'Reg. 4.29 4-lijht Dining Room Fixture 4. 88 I i -')- ''jl Decarativa Yard Light ...2. St St jr 'Sajmtict ty aU' tftM550 N. Baptists Select Name for Camp luttnua News Service SALT CREEK Camp Tapa wingo, an Indian word meaning "place of joy", is the name wmcn haa been selected for the Oregon Baptist Camo Grounds of the North American Baptist General Conference. Tbe camp received its official name at a special meeting of the board of directors of the Oregon Baptist Conference Grounds, Inc. at Bethel Baptist Church in Sa lem Sunday afternoon. This is the only camp owned and operated by the N. A. Baptists In Oregon and is located near Black Rock. Valley Births lUUiaut News Service SILVERTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Greenwood, Colton, . a son, July 16 at the Silverton Hos pital. To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Culley, Silverton, a son, July 10 at the Silverton Hospital. Your pharmacist i th vital gobtwtn, linking th doctor to your good hoalth. Uso our modern prescription and drug need facilities to keep in good health. CAPITAL DRUG STORE I Locations te Better Serve Yea Mala Stare: 45 State, Corner of Liberty rreerrlptlea Shop: 117 Cheaaeketa, Criffla Bldg. WK GIVE 4C GKEEN STAMPS OUR STORK IS AIR-CONDITIONED BY FRIGIDAIRC SHOP HERE COMFORTABLY Deer Graze With Sheep IUUhui News Service AURORA A family ef deer was seen (raxing with a fleck ef sheep Wednesday eveaiag sa the Leria Gleay farm. !tt miles west of Aarera oa the DeaaM-Farge read. Deer are Bet eftea sees la this area. Workshop at Alt Ansel Set.' euteuna News Service MT. ANGEL A two-week re ligious workshop will . begin at Mt. Angel Women's College next Monday. Sister Jean Marie, S.S., supervisor of the catechetical pro gram in the archdiocese will be in charge. ' The course Is open to both re ligious learners and laity inter ested in tbe work of the confra ternity of Christian doctrine. wb mm Reception Fetes Mrs. Inez Ring Stateeeua News Service - LYONS Mrs. Inet Ring was honored on her 82 birthday an niversary at a reception held in the Fireplace room at the Lyons Methodist Church. With Mrs. James Hollingshesd, Mrs. E. L. Roye and Mrs. Clyde Lewis as hostesses, there was ap proximately 38 guests calling, from Lyons, Mill City, Scld, Port land and Albany. TERRIFIC JULY CLEARANCE SALE IS HERE! ' EXAMPLE SAVINGS MEN'S SLACKS 100 to Choose From Reg. to 1S.9S Rej. to 22.S0 $690 $1190 2 for $13 ' 2 tor $22 HUNDREDS OF OTHERS Capitol Phont5 3-9191 Washington Post for Bureau of Mines Man Statesman News Service ALBANY Earl T. Hayes. assJst- anucnief oi ma physical metalurgy branch of the Albany Bureau oi Mines laboratory, It leaving this week for Washington, D.C., whera he will become chief metalurgiat for the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Ha has been here since 1M8. Ceylon's Buddhist flshermea In sist they never kill anything, not even insects, they just take the fish out of the water. In the Capitol Shopping Center Lett of Free Perkins We Give HV Green Stamps Open Monday an) Friday 'til 9 P.M. Sl Court St. V
