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Newspaper Page TextNews Frorrj The Valley Statesman News Service Salem Girl' College Mom lUUiau Ntwt Strvtct McMINNVILLE, Sept. tt Evelyn Andrea. Ills Hazel St., Salem, ku beea aamH "mem" for the frethmaa elatf at Ua field College where eke la a senior. Annually a frethmaa "mom aad pee" are appelate U as eial the new cUm b argaaica tlea aaa te advise them antll permanent efflcen areeeleeted. Myrtle Myers Of Jefferson Passes at 80 ItaUiau Ntwt Strvtct JEFFERSON. Sept. 10 - Myrtle B. Myeri, Jefferson, died today at an Albany hoepiUI. She was 0. The death of Mr. Myen fol lowed that of her twin sister, Mrt. Fred Wled by three weeki and a day. The latter was killed In an auto-train crash near Jefferson. Services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Jefferson Chris tian Church. Burial will be at Sclo Masonic Cemetery. Fisher Mor tuary, Albany, is making arrange ments. The deceased was born June 26, 1878. near Scio. She had lived in Portland and Brownsville before moving to Jefferson 14 years ago. She had never' married. Mist Myen was a member of the Christian Church and the Jef ferson Women's Club. A brother, Edward D. Myers, Scio, survives; also three sisters. Mrs. Henry E. Albert and Mrs. Sherman Brown, both of Portland, and Mrs. Mary William, rt. Lauderdale. Fla. OCE Staff Will Speak Utesawa Ntwi Itrrlrt llAWltniTTU C m Kra'n 'HaineT prrfes rf' Dr. social science at OCE, will . " ! ores the Methodist Men's club .it Toledo at 6:30 p.m. Monday. He will speak on "Juvenile De linquency and Its Religious Im plications". Haines also win address Daugh ters el the American Revolution Saturday noon at the Marion Hotel, Salem. His subject will be "Nex Perce' Indians". Miss Joan Seavey, dean of women, will address the Salem Business and Professional Wom en's Club of Salem on Tuesday st the Marion Hotel. BrooksJJirl Gets OSC Assignment lltlwm Ntwt Strvtct CORVALLIS. Sept. 20 - Mary Ann Sartain. Brooks junior at Oregon State College, is one of 13 assistants to the chairman of stu dent activities for New Student Week at Oregon State College Sept. It to 22. which is a period of orientation for freshmen, grad uate and transfer students. Miss Sartain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sartain of Brooks Route 1, Box 79-M, is majoring in business education at OSC, Ntwt Strvtct I'alMvale The Rev. E. A. Fogg, conference superintendent, will conduct a conference Sunday night at Unionvsle Evangelical Brethren Church. Lyons Students leaving for col lege this week included Robert Roy. who enrolled at Willamette University as a freshman; Carol Kruse, Robert Brassfield and Ce cil Bassett, all of whom are at the University of Oregon. Maaateaia Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Fricke and daughter are enroute lo Iran after visiting her mother, Mrs. Bessie Bracken here for three weeks. Fricke supervises a group t( rural school They wit fly from New York to Iran on Monday. Brooks A gain of IS pupils since the opening of school was reported Wednesday by S. S. Rockwell, new Brooks principal. Total enrollment was increased to 124. Mr. and Mrs. Hockwell, formerly of Portland, have moved into a house owned by Mrs. Louise Roamer. UMeh Ceater Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dark, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coleman of Milwau kee are spending this week at Oceanside, Calif., visiting PFC Durwood Dark at Camp Pendle ton. PFC Dark is scheduled to be sent to Hawaii for two years of duty with the Marines beginning Sept 27. CHARLIE CHAN CHINESI MEDICINE " AND HER! CO. NEW LOCATION SO. 12th AND LESLIE 1195 LESLIE OFFICE HOURS Tuosi and lei; ' Only I a.m. 5 p.m. ' Phew M 130 Valley Briefs SUUtaua 1 f. B. FONG, BERBIST New Lebanon I ". '...". " LEBANON, Sept. 1 New building of the America! Legloa Post here will be dedicated Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at public ceremonies and open house. Department Commander Don Eva, Portland, is scheduled to attend. Dedication dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Amity-East Ballston School Consolidation Vote Scheduled sutttaua Ntwi Strvtct SHERIDAN. SDt. 20 Consolidation of the eastern portion of Ballston School District with Amity be voted on at a special election ta district boundary board. Residents quested annexation to the Sheridan A petition submitted by residents of the Ballston district to the Yamhill County boundary board listed boundaries for the area to be consolidated with the Amity high district. The petitioners seek to include the town of Ballston in the area to join Amity. The Ball ston grade school would not be affected. Aaaesailea Asked Persons living in the remaining part of the Ballston district ask that their area be annexed to the Sheridan district without a vote. ?J 23 in the county court room. Three joining school districts hsve campaigned for district con solidation with Ballston-Amity to the northeast, Perrydale to the south and Sheridan to the north west. Twenty-one students from the Ballston area to be affected by the vote are attending the Amity school this year by personal pre ference. Four students from the area are attending Sheridan High School. The Amity school board wishes to get the situation clarified by an election to determine whether the students would attend Amity, which would have, an effect, on. the. board's plans for future building in the Amity High School district. Sinnard Services Held at Sheridan BUtfimin Ntwt Strvtct SHERIDAN, Sept. 20 - Final rites for Wallace LeRoy Sinnard. 36, were held here yesterday. In terment was at McMinnville. Sinnard was born July 25, 1920, at Wellington, Colo., and came here in 1945. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sinnard, Sheridan, and a sister, Mrs. R. E. Bruce, Uklsh, Calif. Mr. Cawrfte Heads Lebanon Library Gub SUttiaua Newt Scrvlct LEBANON. Sept. 20-Mrs. W. F. Cawrse is new president of Leb anon Friends of the Library. Mrs. Leland LeFors is vice president; Mrs. Molly Cummins;;, secretary; and Miss Jessie Piper, treasurer. Mrs. Gordon Bell described the summer story hour program and announced that children will . be able to hear stories again' each Saturday between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. in the library civic room. Remodeling Underway At Two Stay ton Stores lUUiinu Ntwi Strrlct STAYTON, Sept. 20 - Two busi ness houses of Stayton are under going extensive remodeling. The LaFemme Beauty Parlor is paint ing and Installing new styling booths and shampoo bowls. The H. L. Stiff furniture store, managed by I. Cutsforth, is putting in new plate glass windows across the full front of the store. HOOD'S POISON OAK REMEDY A soothing lotion for the re lief of itching due to mild poison Iw or oak or other mi nor irritations. Apply locally I or 4 times a day by tapping with cotton. Do not ran. 50 SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE t .- . ; : , '-,, 135 N. Commercial Open Daily 7:l a.m. to I p.m. Sundays, I a. m. to I p. m. Legion Hall Union1 High School district will be called by the Yamhill County of the western portion havt re district Woodburn Needs One More Pupil In Kindergarten lUUiau Ntwt Sterlet WOODBURN. Sept. 20 -Twenty-nine youngsters who will attend first grade next fall are registered for the fall term of Woodburn kin dergarten, according to Mrs. Rob ert Sawtelle, who with Mrs. Philip Jacoby, is accepting registrations for the parent-sponsored school One more pupil is needed bring cost down to IS each. to ! The first kindergarten term will begin Oct. 2 and will run for three months. A four-day week, as in other years, is planned. Mrs. Clif ton Mudd of Salem Is Instructor. Woodburn PTA ... Year Underway SUtMmu Ntwt Strvtct WOODBURN, Sept. 20-Several members of Woodburn Parent Teacher Association initiated the organization's year Wednesday by attending the school of instruction for committee chairmen at Parrish Junior High School in Salem. Mrs. William Zyp, Mrs. Stewart Popp, Mrs. Wilmer Witham, Gilbert Rush and Frank Doerfler. school super intendent, were Woodburn mem bers at the meeting. Charles Cornwell, Woodburn PTA president, announced that other early dates are the executive meet ing, Thursday evening, Sept. 27. at Washington School, and the first fall PTA session Oct. 4 at I p.m. at the same place. South Hills Club Hears Ed Ferrill SUUtaua Ntwt Strytct SALEM HEIGHTS. Sept. 20 Salem nurseryman Ed Ferrill ad dressed members of the South Sa lem Hills Garden Club on land scaping and use of flowering shrubs Tuesday night. Mrs. Leslie War ren was hostess assisted by Mrs. Richard Oraw. Preparing the club's entry at the current North Marion County Fair were Mrs. Hale Mickey, Mrs. Larry Rich and Mrs. Lyle Bane. PUBLIC NOTICE! KJQW ,h,t 12th Rtreet rtnr4 u tr,ffie It Is more convenient than ever to SHOP ;une WOOLEN STORE 'i VISIT If Mu UamL Hill nut iiuviBii nttii 260 S. 12th w Man's wifi, Topcoat t, Jlocfci, sport fM, Jacktts, Voot Shirts, Macklnewt, Crvkor Coots; lodiii ttafs, Jockifi, Y or dago Goods, Blankott, MtU ' : A ' OptrjAII REMEMIER, if rt QUALITY at substantial SAVINGS SHOP Kay Woolen Mill Store 240 t. 1 ltd Acrat Ttcirt Sisters 84 Years Old , SUUtaua Ntwt Strvle LEBANON, Boot. 2 Twin sisters celebrated their Mtfc Mrthday la Lefcaaea this week. Entertained at the Bea Ken ytt home were Mrs, Meda Cald well, HM Ellis Ave., Salem, aad Mrs. JMIata Sennits, Albany. The wtnea were barn at Bae Ua, Oku, Sept. 14, IMS. aad stilled near Silvartaa with their parents waea they were Ave years old. .Each k the aaather af three Children. Mrs. Caldwell divides aer Uaae with a daaghter, Mrs. Elmer Beyer, also el I7M Ellis Ave., ta Saleat aad with her sister ta Albany. . Courthouse Sinking Fund Up to Voters auutaua Ntwt Strvtct McMINNVTLLE, Sept. 20 A special building committee has voted in favot of putting a special two-mill levy request on the No vember ballot to start a sinking fund for eventual construction of a new Yamhill County court house. The committee had been ap pointed earlier by Judge R. E. Renrie to represent every phase of county activity and organiza tion. Such a continuing levy would raise slightly more tban 160,000 annually. This amount would be set aside to help defray costs of s new courthouse when such con struction becomes necessary. PTA Panel To Discuss High School Statesmaa News Service MILL CITY, Sept. 20 - The October meeting of the Mill City PTA will feature a panel discus sion concerning what constitutes a desirable high school education, according to Mrs. Al Nesbitt, pro gram chairman. - Both students and parents will participate. A discussion of ballroom danc- Hng classes for the upper grades and high school was conducted at the September PTA meeting by Mrt. John Mull. ODerator of a Sa lem dance studio. Mrs. Robert Veness, president, introduced the following commit tee chairmen: Program, Mrs. Al Nesbitt; membership, Al Nesbitt; room mothers, Mrs. Edsel Croan; publicity. Mrs. Charles Kelly; ways and means, Mr. and Mrs. Arey Podrabsky; refreshments, Mrs. Pub Stewart and Mr- Ken Chlritensen. Brooks Students Enroll at College . Statesmaa News Service . BROOKS. Sept. 20 Miss Samara (Tammy) Ramp has enrolled at the University of Oregon for pre nursing courses. Donald Jenson is returning to Bethany Bible College. Santa Cruz, Calif., for his third year. He is majoring in mission work. NEW LEBANON STATION LEBANON. Sept. 20-A permit for the construction of a $20,000 service station at the corner of Maple and Main Streets has been granted to Victor Carlson, Union Oil Company distributor. UlCTtlC COMPANY "V. 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