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&Sec. I) Statesman, Safcm, Ore., Wed., Nov. 7, 5G Valley Statesman Entire Canyon Behind Benefit For Hospital Tickets Available '. Family Style for Stayton Breakfast , Statesman New Service r STAYTON. Nov. -The tnany organizations in the North Santiam area ire busily planning the first annual Santiam Memorial Hospi tal benefit breakfast to be held Sunday. - ' All the organizations are back ing this breakfast much at all the communities- backed the buildings of !the hospital a few years ago. Breakfast will be served from : a.m. until 11 a.m. at the Civic Biildint in Stayton. It will consist of nam and notcakesV -TkaeUC aJdtt be told oik the family plan three dollars for a family or one dollar -for an Individual. , . Some of the organisation! who will take part are: The Junior Chamber of Commerce, which will attend to getting tables and chairs; Knights of Columbus, who have charge of dishes and silver; arjd the Stayton Chamber which Is (oiling tickets. The Chamber re portedly has distributed tickets to evry organization in trie canyon. Professional Women's Club and Women's Hospital Auxiliary will decorate, while the Sportsman's Club and Saddle Club will really have to show their sportsmanship, as its members are to wash the dishes. The Shrine Club will clean up. Attending to the food will be Ken Golleit, Jerry Coffman, and Del . br Ditter. Serving will be done bv Rainbow Girls of Stayton and iltll City. iCbnrmas of th affair is Me. ton Cox, chairman of the hospital ... board. ...... , . PTA Fair Set At Monmouth Stataemaa News Service MONMOUTH, Nov. e-An old fashioned "cake walk" will be fea tared at the first annual Harvest Fair at Monmouth on Friday. The Monmouth Elementary Seheol PTA is sponsoring the event. Mrs. Dorothy Craven, chairman, reports that preparation include a refreshment b e o t h. country kitchen food sale, games of skill and other amusements. Henry Tetz, superintendent . of District 13-C, witt serve as "barker' for the evening, pro ceeds from which will augment the PTA project fund. i Kb SCHOOL MONDAY ,. 'URORA, Nov. -There will be tisKscnooi at worm Marion union gh. SchooLoa JlondayJSfoyJlJ. due-to-v-Veteran'e-day falling on Sunday. However, there will be a board meeting in the evening at the school. new Chevies by the score- all sweet, smooth and sassy! (There are 16 more uhcre these four came from)- a : A: r "ONE-FIFTY- 4 OO0R SEDAN ! BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE lllliMiaataM . Look over the whole . Iineup of new Chevrolets for '57.,Ninttffn new passenger car models that are lower, longer and new right . , . down to the wheels plus the dashing new Corvette. There' one that will fit into your life beautifully. Come in soon and sec! Only franchised Chevrolet dealers L'i'')5J display this famous trademark CAPITOL CimVROLET CADILLAC INC. News Newt Service MamaBcjit&t Stork ih Race To Hospital Statesmsa News Service FALLS CITY, Nov. J-A quick LJidt ever slushy roads la the midst af a storm brought Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Burleigh aid Mrs. Edward J. Barleigh ef Canyon Read te a Dallas hospi tal Just 10 minutes ahead ef the stork. ..." It was the third time Mrs. Burleigh had lakea the 11-mllt drive ta the last month; twice the baby had changed its mind and decided not te arrive. Bora at 1:23 a.m. ea Oct. 10, the baby boy weighed t pounds and I ex. and was the eenple's eighth and biggest baby. He has a sister 22 months eld and aix brother frem i to IS year eld. Burleigh, works for a IraiMiHf rentralor ia P M-tliad and commutes te and from work dally. Polk Induction Notices 'Mailed" Statesman Kews Service DALLAS, Nov. Three men have been ordered by the Polk County Selective Service board to report for induction on Nov. 14. They art Floyd Melvin Zunck, Rickreall; Thaddeus Lee Davis, Monmmrth; and Ronald Dean Fea- sel, Chino, Calif., formerly of Dallas. Benefit Set For Town's YiileTrcc Statesmu Kawt Bervlco FALS CITY, Nov. 6-Tbe FaHi uty PTA will hold a rummage and cooked food sale all day Fri day, at the Luckiamute Restaur ant In Falls City. Proceeds wjll be used for the Community Christmas Tree. Those wishing- to donatrare asked- to call Mrs. Acnes Vogel or Mrs. Vic tor Ferguson and donations will be called for. . . The fact that the adult typing class has room for more students was announced at the recent PTA meeting. The class had twelve stu dents but has dropped te six. It meets at the high school en Mon day evenings. Arthur Stump, high school chemistry teacher, gave varied . chemistry demonstrations for the group's program. JOIN SCHOOL STAFF FALLS CITY, Nov. 6 Mrs. Wil liam McCammon started teaching commercial subjects and. Mrs. Maxine Wagner of Monmouth started teaching English and home living at Falls City High School Monday They-eplac-4ir-Joe phine Simmons, who has returned to her home in Enterprise because of a sinus condition. Grange Elects N?w;Officei M1- ultnui News Service MACEAY, Nov. I - Macleay Grange elects new officers at its monthly meeting as follows: Master. Milton M. Magee: over seer, C. thas. Barcson; lecturer, Mrs. Harry Martin; steward, I. H. White; assistant steward, A. C. Shaw; chaplain, Mrs. M. M. Ma gee; treasurer, Mrs. I. H. White; secretary, Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Gate keeper, Wayne Gilbert; Ceres, Mrs. Wayne Gilbert) Po mona Edwin Powers; Flora, Mrs. Hal Lehman;' lady assistant stew ard, Mrs. Cornelius Bateson; exec utive committee, Albert Mader, Clarence Johnson and Hubert As ninwatt. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard VanVleck were given a vote of approval for membership. A no-host supper and gift ex change will be held at the Decem ber meeting. Valley Priest To Dedicate New Shrine Statesman- Naw Service MlANGEW NovThe Rev. Hildehtand.Melchior will leave Wednesday for Riverside," attf;r where he has been invited to speak at the dedication of the shrine at Our Lady of Riverside Major Seminary on Sunday, No vember 11, at 6 p.m. - The shrine ia a new project of the Rev. AT M. Mayer, OSM, founder of the Sorrowful Mother Grotto in Portland. He is now in charge of the Riverside Seminary conducted by the Servite -Fathers. Speaker at the morning service will be the Most Rev. Charles Francis Buddy. SID. - H Father Hildebrand is" assistant pastor at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Mt. Angel and pastor of Holy Rosary Pilgrimage chapel at Crooked Finger. . He also is head of the Benedic tine Art Shop at Mt. Angel which provides employ ment for people in Mt. Angel amf Crooked Finger in making rosaries, statues and other religious articles.. .... w - The U. S. Navy once occupied the Bahama Islands. The "occupa tion" lasted for only one day, and the U.S. flag wasn't even raised. That was in March, 1776. N ri 1 juux-'i ill. Qn-1 U w ' ra i ia i vi C9N CARNf l WITH 15 not too hot... iZSjovy - sjmrnered w,'Lv . s home-kitchen flavor I. , ltff hT'.i - . J a ; T Rites for Prominent Lutheran Sletesman Newt Carrie SIVKRTON. Nov. 6-Silverton Lutherans" wtll joiir otftefOregon Lutherans Wednesday at Portland to pay last respects to the Rev. William Schooler, who died in Eugene Sunday just as he had finished his first morning services and was preparing for the second. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Services for the Rev. Mr. Schoeler, whose home in recent months has been at 3551 E. Burn side St., Portland, will be at 11 a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, SE 39th and .Tibetts Sts., with final rites at Portland Memorial Cemetery. : The Rev. Mr. Schooler has con ducted many services at Silverton, and was instrumental in organiz ing the Lutheran Student Founda at Oregon state colleges and uni versities. Trinity Lutheran congregation, Silverton, was one of the early Lutheran congregations in . the state to endorse the work of the Rev. Mr: Schoeler. For the last 10 years he was state supervisor for the Lutheran Brotherhood In surance, as well as substitute pas CoUSltlS lieUmle&A 7tfter44ears Statesman Kiwi Service ROBERTS, Nov. .6 Two cousins were reunited after 44 years here when Mrs. J. J. Johns answered a knock at her door recently. Mrs. Johns and her cousin, Mrs. Julia McLaf forty were college "co eds in Illinois, but had not seen each other since 1912 when Mrs. Johns moved to Oregon. Mrs. McLaffcrty now is residing in Long Beach, Calif." Austrian composer Joseph Haydn is called "the father of the sym phony." He wrote more than 100V Rummage Sale Thurs., Nov. 8 ONE-DAY ONLY -5AIEM MEMORIAL - AUXILIARY . a -; -----Salem Memorial Chapel lack of Hotpital 1 1 1 BEANS' 1 ' & JLiiJ not too bland ! - for - just - ri g ht- "TWO-TEN" SPORT COUPE CORVETTE iV'faTl-Oif T , ly II - si I r Pastor Set tor is many Lutheran churches In the state. Survivors.- Include - the widow, Martha Schoeler; four daughters, Gertrude Schoeler, Hildegard Heustis, Margaret Smith and Marie Harris; two brothers in Germany and seven grandchil dren. Coastal Streams. Productive for -Jefferson Anglers Statesman News Service JEFFERSON. Nov. 6 Fisher men in this community have been coming home from coastal streams with broad smiles. Salmon fishing has been good fol lowing Tccent rains, although the weather was uncomfortable and the water muddy. The Gilbert Bclknaps and Bill Knights came home from Alsea with six salmon and two jacks. Also in the party were David Wied and daughter, Ardis Brown. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Blinston came home, from Alsea with a good catch, Joining themthere were Mr. and Mrs. Al Gurguncn nd-Jrk Knight The I -. .;. JL.Je.JlB,as.,SL m.W-M. 1 wm.m. f cu cik ' i n ikui "i i si i aii ii ;iiii i.' I eisr UM I I ill B M I W SIS 7T1T, . A I I k II I 111 M wXI i .4 4 magnificently designed suits in superb wools h , i I r 1 r."! - and twrrrls from our finest makers. Regular S . t U .... . 2 a I "1 l .:. : tni.. K ,. ,.,.c ,,cnm I J i ' ; ' M - " . ...---... m : L Al I M T- 4f. ' jW .u H t-i Liberal The ITonors Planned For Lodge Folk Of Donald Area Statesman Newt Service DONALD, Nov. 6 Past matrons and past patrons and charter members will be honored at the next meeting of Venus Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, at Don ald on Friday evening, ' Nov. 18, according to the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Robert Colvin. At a meeting of the Social Club at the home of Mrs. William Quig- lcy in Donald, plans were dis cussed for serving a dinner the early part of December at the Lynn Walters Auction Barn in Clackamas, at one of their an tique auctions! It Was reported $40 was realized from th$ Hallow een party sponsored by the So cial Club. Xl Townc inniinl Pall f Important Coat Sale! Prize coats we've bragged " I about ... tweeds, camels hair, plushes, ' , " tT ' f Ij hair cloth ... the finest fabrics beautifully TK i 1 fashioned into stunning toats. ? Jx hmf" Special Sale! Luxury Coats Einigcr Cashmere and Marchcssa (a blend of mink and wool) Values to 159.95 Credit Terms Townc 480 N. Capitol Capitol Shopping Center Open Mondays and Fridays 9:30 A. M. - 9 P. M. Other Days 9:30 - 5:30 Cholier Bell Spoils Long Safety Record Of Santiam logger Statesman Newt Servle MEHAMA. Nov. s-Ollie Adams, who has been in the woods for over 40 years, is drawing compensation for the first time. Hk. knee.wai injures1. Jast .week, when unhooking a choker and 'the bell flew around and struck his knee cap. Logging is considered a hazard ous occupation, and it is unusual to hear of a logger working 40 years without "being hurt seriously enough to draw compensation. STATIONED NEAR JAPAN DONA'Cd, Nov."V James Arendt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har old Arendt of Donald, is now sta tioned on an island near Japan. He is in the service and works in the post office department. Your Police Officer must be ready te use his service re volver at any time. YOU CAN ASSIST HlM BY ATTENDING The Policemen's Annual Ball, 5a!., Nov. 10 af CRYSTAL GARDENS Shop's and Charge Accounts Welcome Cascade FFA Statemaa News Service TURNER, Nov. ft-Roy Chapin, state president of Future Farmers of America, will speak at Cascade Chapter's seventh annual Parent and Son Banquet at 7 p.m.. Thurs day at Cascade High School. " Awards" "will be " preseritcd "to members whose projects, coopera tion and scholarship has been judged outstanding. . School Supt. J. H, IJhrhammer also will speak, and pins will be presented to sophomores and new members. Where can f get a YES'to my DaZGD request? --.at Beneficial they uke to say umn C,t th ca,h "o ,0 cotMoie.t bills or buy wnat .you nee a , . , pay later in convenient munuujr you can aflord. Gat a prompt "YES" to your lon re quest. Phono first for I -trip loan, or coma in tod my! leaas to tHatee Seta, id , 105 SOUTH HIGH STREET, SALEM C round Fleer, Oregon Building . Phone: 2-24C4 OMN IVfNINGS IV APPOINTMENT WON! FO EVENING HOUtS (sees eo Is mieeti e eJI wrreeniee vmm 3 4V v n 1 is--' . mm ii ! milt) I v ' 1 r 1 Banquet Set A display of prizes won by FFA members at the State Fair will be located in the school hall. Slides taken at the fair will be shown. The school cafeteria staff will prepare the meal which will be served by Cascade's Future Home makors. : ry - - CRACKDOWN OV Rl'STLERS MEXICO CITY IJV-N o r t h e r n state governors plan a crackdown on cattle rustlers. They propose minimum sentences of six years in prison. fweaHvee ae Satarf Jinanu avaTtue 7 V) m 1 I i : I St. ' Phon. 3-3175