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1C (Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Oct. 12, '58
Valley News
Stattsman Newt Service
Silverton to
Split Large
Scout Troop
T - Sutctmaa Ntwi S.rytr.
SILVERTON. Oct. 11 -p Deciding
that 60 boyi in one troop were too
many. Boy Scout Troop 113 com
mittee members and official! held
re-organization meeting here
Wednesday night. ,
. The group agreed that three 1
troops would be formed from the!
one. with the PTA, which has been
sponsoring the troop, to continue
in sponsoring all three, , . ;
'Named to head the troops were:
No. 113, A. C. Mohr as scoutmas
ter, Robert Jones as assistant; No.
114. James Jensen as master with
Sheldon Johnson and Ivan Gott
chalk as assistants, and No. 11$,
C. W. Bennett as master with La
verne Berber son and Roger Werti
as assistants.- :
The committee at the meeting
consists of Austin Sanford, Nor
man Naegcll, M. B. Ford, P. H.
Bell, Ronald Asbne end R, F.
SchmifH, Additional members will
be welcomed Jn the three troops
Bow. M. B. Ford reports, and any
boys wishin? to join may contact
bim lor particulars. ,
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Ministers at
Stayton Elect
pastor Abbott
' autfuu nwi srvk .
STAYTON. Oct 11-Tha Stayton
Ministerial Association held Its
first faU meeting Tuesday and
elected the following officers: The
Rev. Kenneth Abbott, president;
the Rev. Clyde Freeman, vice
president, and the Rev. Clyde
Woods, secretary-treasurer. ,i .
The first Tuesday of each month
wa decided on as the day Tor th
business meeting vand the fourth
Wednesday of each month, for a
social gathering of ministers and
their families. - ? '
' Committees were; chosen to
make plans for the 1937 harvest
season, cooperating with the World
Council of Churches in the migrant
work.
-A union Thanksgiving service
was planned for Wednesday, Nov.
It, to be held at the Nazarene
Church with Rev. Draper, host
pastor, to bring the message. '
The next meeting will be held
at the home of the Rev. James
Hardy on Nov. I. t - v.
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; Annual St Louis
:- Dinner Sunday
1 SUUunaa Ntwi Svrvlc :
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 11- The St.
Louis parish will hold its annual
fall turkey dinner Sunday from
Boon to 1 p.m.
Mrs. Edward Grssman and
Mrs. William Keonig are chair
men. Mrs. Norman Nibler and
Mrs. Leonard Ferschweiler arc in
charge of the dining room. George
Jungwirth and Leonard Fersch
weiler are dining room hosts.
There will also be a country
store and a fish pond. Tht Rev. G.
Scaeffold is pastor of the parish
located three miles west of Ger
s;s. ' ' ' ' . : ,. ,
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Polk Farm
Group Elects
E. Simmons
i - Stataamaa KtwS Strvtra
at tuuu lAUCi, uci, i cr
Win Simmons. Orchard Heights
farmer, was elected president of
the Polk County Farmers Union
at . the quarterly meeting at tht
Community Center here Tuesday.
He succeeds Mrs. Frits Kerber,
Pedes., , I....' .
Elected vice president was
George Hammond of Spring Val
ley. Mrs. R. B. Whittington, Spring
Valley, was elected secretary
treasurer. The new executive com
mittee consists of Arthur Leppin,
Perrydale; Dewey Cummins, Pe
dee, and Carey Gilson, Perrydale.
Harley Libby, slate president,
While calling for a Harm program
that would "do something about
raising farm prices," praised the
social security program In which
farmers are now Included, "Don't
ever complain about that,", be
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The next quarterly meeting will
be at Ballston In January.
HOOD'S
P0IS0II OAK
REMEDY:
A soothing lottoa far the re
lief of itching dne to mild
poisoa Ivv or oak or other mi
nor irriUtioas.. Apply locally
I or 4 times a day by tipping
with cotton. Do not rob.
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DRUGSTORE
135 !S. Commercial "
Cn Daily U8 a.m. to 1 PJa.
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School Slates
Safety Talk
. , SUtttniii Nf wi Sanies '
BROOKS. Oct. 11 A safety
talk la scheduled at 1:3 a.m.
Friday before the student body
and teachers at Brooks School.
Deputy Sheriff Ernest Clark will
speak. .
The stiidrtt My k sponsor
lag the talk la aaticlpatloa that
accidents which have plagued
the school recently win se carted.
Hubbard City
Election Due
Suuiaua Stmt Swvlc.
HUBBARD. Oct. 1 lThr mm.
oilmen and a treasurer will be
elected by the. City of Hubbard at
the annual city election whirh will
be held at the same time as the
general election, Nov, f, ,
' The councilman will he 1at4h
for two-year terms and the treas
urer sot one year. Tne terms of
L.. M; Scholl and Floyd Domijiick
expire this vear and th form it
Harold Wolfer must be completed.
Harold Abbott is i the incumbent
treasurer,
Petitions for candidal VrV '
the IGA store. These petitions must
be filed with the city clerk ten
days before the election.
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Printed
Suede Flannel
S R I r Ixod ' suadt
flannal and outing
flannel. I d o I for
rob i, shirrs and
aloapwaar. Values to
59c yd. Some Irregs.
Seroad Floor
Dress
, Beautiful novelty fabrics already cut in dress $1 QQ
length, average 4 yds. to length. 4S" wide. MMW
Reg. $2.91 velue. '
- ' Main Fleer
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Upholstery Cuts
Cuts from values to $3.91
Many uses.
Plastic Appliance Covers
Toaster, mixer, bowl sets. a1 f"
Regular 49c value
Snack Tables
20" diameter, all metal. $ OO
Regular $7,91 OoW
; Second Floor
Damask Napkins
Imported. 13" square hi 2 colors. 1
Regular 10c each . .' O for IVlC
' y Second Floor
Men's Fancy Slack Hose
Full slzo range. Many designs.
Value, to 49c O pair I eU V
Mala Floor
Ladies' Fancy Extra Size Panties
X-XX-XXX, rayon with embroidered , if A
tiyloii Insert. Reg. 19c 1 -J TtC
- -'J-:, j - ,; Mall 1 ' '
Davey Crockett Lamps
Regular $2.91 novelty lamp. $1 ff
Davey Crockett design .. ,,,,, ...n.u.Z I e UU
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J. J. tJEl'JBEilRY CO.
Firemen's
Ball Billed
Stataama. Nwi Stnrlr.
KEIZER, Oct. II -The annual
Firemen's Ball will be held Nov.
3, it was announced today by Fire
Chief John Mekkers. Open house
at the fire station win precede the
ball which will be held at the
North Salem Roller Drome.
The open house, which will begin
at 7 p.m., will display equipment
used by the volunteer fire-fighters
ot Keizcr. Dancing will begin at I
p.m. to Urs Wolfer's orchestra.
Advance sale of tickets began
today with firemen calling at the
homes of Kelter residents ottering
tickets for sale.
Hospital Names
Office Manager
' Sutcirau Naws Service '
SILVERTON, Oct. 11 - Viola
Jones has been named temporary
office manccer at the Silverton
hospital replacing Don Johnson,
S 'm. who served for a number
of years, and A. P. Ryan, who
assisted briefly this summer.
Mrs. Jones, although offered the
position permanently, said Wed
nesday she would only retain it
"ntil a new office manager could
be found. Mrs. Jones has been
in the business office at the hos
pital for several years.
Macleay Schoolgirl
Injured on Playground
Sulcata ta News Servlet
" MACLEAY, Oct, 11-A fall from
the bars at Macleay School today
injured Rose Ann Smith, a fourth
grader. She was taken to the doc
tor by her parents, the Don Smiths,
and later to Salem General Hos
pital where a broken arm was set
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Basemeat
San Francisco, Las Vegas Want It
'Ancient' Fire
Displaced at Stayton
. By CLYDE FREEMAN , .
Valley Correspondent
STAYTON, Oct. 11-On display here In observance of Fire Preven
tion Week Is the first pieca of fire-fighting equipment owned by the
city of Stayton.
This ancient piece of equipment was specially built for the San
Francisco Fire Department aboit the year i860 and sold by the city
of San Francisco to Albany, Ore. It was purchased by the city of Stay
ton from Albany in 1880. It was considered a very valuable piece of
equipment at that time.
Nearly 10 Years Old
Prior to then, Sta'yon's tire-fighting
consisted of hand' apparatus
and a bucket briiade. Now nearly
100 years old, It is still in work-1
able condition and is of as much
or more value than in 1888.
Both the city of San Francisco
and the Last Frontier Hotel, Las
Vegas, Nevada are bidding for its
purchase as a museum piece.
At the turn of the century, the
Stayton Fire Department purchas
ed additional equipment, the first
being a 30-gallon hand d r a w a
chemical cart; later they added a
horse cart with hard rubber tires
for attaching o auto for hauling
hose after a hydrant system was
installed.
'Sprees' Recalled
In the. late SO'i the department
purchased a 500-gallon per minute
motorized pumper at an approxi
mate cost of $5,000 with the mon
ey being raised principally in the
annual staging of the "Santiam
Spree" in Stayton which is now
continued as the Santiam Bean
Festival.
In 1945 a rural fire district was
organized with Stayton as its nu
cleus and a new $7,500 piece of
equipment was added. In 1948 the
firemen purchased an ambulance
Shoo Mondav fir
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Use Newberry Credit Coupons
Ladies' Felt
Two-tone designs in rod, grotn, bluo.
$1.59
rf.
Pampadour trim. Regular
Sites 5-9.
Basement Shoe Department
Ladies'-Child's
All leather solas. WashabU. Knit top
with ambroidorao designs.
Basement Shoe Department
Girls' Anklets
Whit only. Siios 1'
to 11. Values to 39c
Slighr lrrtjs.
Main Floor
Umbrellas
15-rib construction, novelty handles
and designs Values to $5.91. y
Maia Floor
J
Chair
Plastic covered with designs and
solid colors. Values to 9 It each.
Basement
J
Girls1 Flannel Dusters
Sixes 7 to 14. Sanforized
flannel. Values to $1.91. .
Girls' Wear Main Floor
Girls' Corduroy Longies
Washable corduroy in many colors.
Sizes 2-6x. Regular $1.59 value.
Girls' Wesr-Msla Fleer
Infants' Receiving Blankets
2"x34" first quality
blankets in several
colors. Reg. 45c each.
Maia Floor
Utility
rewr sneivaa nign, an mwiai,
lustable. 30 wide, 12" deep,
Lt.k e..i.. ties
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Secead Fleer
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Jail Escapee
Back in Prison
. ' Itatttma News S rvin
ALBANY, Oct. 11 -Ernest Gib
son, one of four who escaped from
jail here Sept. 7, was back in Ore
gon Staie Prison today.
Officials here said he was taken
directly to prison from Coos Bay
where he was sentenced to five
years on two auto theft charges.
He was apprehended near Coos
Bay.
Gibson was already under life
sentence for an armed burglary at
Linn County courthouse Jan. 17.
District Attorney Courtney Johns
said today he will file charges of
assault and robbery against Gib
son in connection with his escape
here.
and first-aid panel truck. For the
pa?t three years the Stayton fire
men have operated an ambulance
for Santiam Memorial Hospital.
The ancient piece of fire fight
ing equipment may be seen at the
Gene Teague Garage in Stayton.
Friday til 9
Slippers
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Child's
ladies' 99
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Power Outage
In Polk Areas
Sl.Uinma Ntwt Scrlcs
DALLAS, Oct. 11-Brief interrup
tion of power service to Indepen
dence snd Dallas was reported this
morning by Pacific Power and
Light Company, f
Harlan Rohrbough, manager at
Dallas, said the H minule failure
occurred at 1:30 a.m. on a aS.OOO
volt line which feeds from West
Salem.
Point of trouble was neat Inde.
pendence where a fire was started
beneath the transmission line by a
county road brush cutting crew.
The resulting ionization of air ap
parently caused an arc between
two circuits which kicked out re
lays on the line.
Suburban Pre-School
Tp Hold Open House
SUtetmaa News Srvtt
SOUTH SALEM, Oct. n - The
new pre-school kindergarten at
2410. Chancy Way will hold open
house Friday from 1-4 and 7-1
p.m., according to Ethel Cosco and
Ruth Xonka, the teachers.
The kindergarten is being con
ducted in the building formerly
used as a meeting hall by Liberty
Salem Heights firemen. The school
is for four and tive-year-olds. One;
group is attending five days a
week and another irouD. three
days a week.
NEW ALBANY COUNCILMAN
ALBANY. Oct. II C. D. Spencer
Jr., a freight line operator, was
named to the city council from the
third Albany ward last night. He
succeeds Don Foote who moved to
California.
MMMflC t
2 Only Model ACE, regular price 319.95
2 Only Model ASF, regular price 239.95
2 Only Comb. Washer, Dryer, reg. 479.95
3 Only Model
1 Only Model
1 Only Model
1 Only. Model
TO
NO DOWN PAYMENT
on approved credit
FREE PARKING
FREE DELIVERY
Open Mon. &
Fri.
Nights 'Iil9 260 stot. st. Ph9njimA ,
North Marion Combo Leaves
Tonight for FFA Convention
Stattima Ntwt Sorvlri
AUROR'A, Oct. 11-The North Marion Future Farmers of America
Combo, composed of Ron Jeskey, saxaphone; Howard Mikkelson,
drums; Eugene Smith, piano, and Dennis Bunn, trumpet, will leave by
train Friday evening for Kansas City, Mo., where they are scheduled
to perform for the National Future Farmers of America' Convention
October 15-1. ',",. p -r- r
Tney won tirst place in the state
FFA talent contest at the state
convention last spring which en
titled them to make his trip. The
boys are quite well known through- i
out the community having played
for numerous programs snd
dances. '
Their first performance was a
year ago at the Marion Corn Show,
since then they have performed
over 30 times. They have won three
talent contests, played for three
high school proms and performed
on both television and radio and
traveled all over the state for vari
ous functions. Two of the boys
are now in their first year in col
lege, one is working and the fourth
is still in high school.,
Coilcge Sets
Homecoming
' SOtennaa Ntwi Strrlra
MT. ANGEL. Oct. II - Annual
homecoming at Mt. Angel Women's
College and Academy Sunday
from 2 to 5 p.m. will be high
lighted by election of officers.
Officers are elected for a period
of two years. Mrs. Odclia Parks,
Mt. Angel, current president, will
preside.
At the tea, which will be served
In the academy gym while teach
ers and former students visit, the
"sixes' students of the years 1950,
1946, etc., will be honored with
special recognition.
' During Hogg Bros.
vS) sr FLOOR MODEL
DDE, regular price 229.95
DDF, regular price 239.95
WPD-P, regular price 129.95
WDE. regular price 169.95
, TflllAMETTE VALLEY'S LEADING APPLIANCE & HOME FUiKBEK
I SALEM - 0REG0H CITY 1
New Mothers
Club Elects
StatMBtaa Nwi Strvlrt
CLEAR LAKE, Oct. 11 - Mrs.
Hugh Roach was elected president
of the newly organized Mothers'
Club on Wednesday. Serving with
her will be Mrs. Walter Collctt.
vice-president, and Mrs. Don Lar-;
gent, secretary.
Volunteering to act as room mo
thers were Mrs. A. J. Zeek, Mrs.
Clifford Orey, Mrs. J. D. Watson :
and Mrs. Virgil Olson. Mothers
will work with the teachers in tak
ing care of needs o( the school.
The group decided to meet on the
second Wednesday of each month.
Montana is the third largest
state irr the United States. 1
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453-Arrf Farm Sold
In Willamiha District
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WILLAMINA. Oct. 11 - Mr. and
Mrs. Waller Burger of Portland
have purchased the 453-acre farm
of Mrs. Roy Male, two miles north
of Witlamtna in the Fendall dis
trict. They will move to the farm
immediately, Burger is an engi
neer for the Clear Fir Products'
Co. In Springfield.
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IRiT FAU CONCIIT
Portland
Symphony
Orchestra J
TUES., OCT. It
1:15 P.M.
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