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10-(Sec. H) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Nov. 11 '56 1 Vniiey H Bethel Farm j r8cfs Group Holds Venison Event Faor Ceraers Fir damaged wiring in tractor which Otto Pefennig was filling with gasoline t 353 S. Elm St at U a.m. Sat urday, according to Four Corners Fire Chief Waldo Miller. The chief said prompt arrival of fire equip ment, which had lo travel only four blocks, probably prevented the bl.ii from spreading to near by building. Gervato Tuesday at I p.m. it the meeting of the Sacred Heart Mothers Club In the old school building. Refreshments will be served by Mesdamet Wililam Up pcndahl, Frank Adclman, Junior and Paul Reiling. ' Silvrrtra Charles Berhorst, 17, injured Friday night while playing with the Silverton High School foot ball (earn, was reported "improv ing" Saturday and was expected to leave the hospital Sunday, his : phyician salt'. The youth incurred - do fracture. -He lives at Sublimity. Frultlnarf Four H awards will be presented at the Fruitland Psrent-Teacher Club meeting; at 7:30 p.m. Friday. The club Will discuss a suggestion that the area join a rural fire protection district. . Movies will be shown (or children. Bridgeport Dolls from the Dal las Fire Department will be fitted -with wardrobe at the meeting of the Bridgeport Women's Club on Tuesday .'rom I to 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lester Derltsen. Be cause the club treasurer, Mrs. Paul HuejsesKer, and her husband and two children will be moving to Salt Creek shortly, an election ' of officers has been called. Nert lUweU The North Howell 4-H Cair Club will meet at the Harold Dunn home Tuesday at 7 p.m. There will be election of offi cers. James Jackson Is the club, leader, and Everett Hay is assis- ;. tant lender. ' Brook Pupils of Brooks school will have several days vacation ' from classes during November. School will be dismissed Nov. 12 due to Veterans Day falling ' on Sunday. Thanksgiving vacation will include Nov. 23 and Nov. 23, also Nov. 26V which, is In-service Day for all rural school teachers. Stayton The ; International Re lations League of Stayton High School is presenting a variety show .in the high sciiool gymna s:um the evening of November 21 at 7:30. All proceeds will go to the Foreign Exchange . Student fund. '-;.-''. j Zeaa A no-host dinner will be held at Zena School Friday at p.m. The Parents Club invites all residents in this community to come. Open house will be held with the children's work on dis play, and a spelling be will Uk place between adults and children of Lincoln and Zena schools. ... Cervala A week earlier meet ing date, Nov. 14, due to the. Thanksgiving holidays has been) set by The Clara Jones Missionary Society. The meeting will begin at ' 2 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church parlors. Mrs. Robert Harper and j Mrs. Jacob Cutsforth will present in programs ai ine reiresnmeni hour. Mrs. Buford Brown and Mrs. Ward Manning will preside. ;, . SUUuna Nws aorvics . BETHEL. Nov. lo-Th base ment of the new addition to the Bethel School was ready in time (or the serving of the annual veni son dinner of the Farmers Union this week. Choice venison, provided by the Bethel hunters, was barbecued and served with the barbecue sauce that it a specialty of J. K. Neufeldt. Roy Marchand was his assistant. Women of Bethel local under the chairmanship of Mrs. John A. Hain served the dinner Side walls were adorned with mounted trophies of the hunters. At the far end of the dining room was a scene in the forest with a mirrored lake, evergreens,- bril liant vine maple, terns, mossy logs. A group of deer was near the water, and a hunter waa approach ing. Carl Raets was the artist and Mrs. Gus Schlicker mad the hunt er's suit. About seventy guests wer served. ' New members welcomed into the local by State President - Harley Libby, were the Rev. and Mrs. Roger C. Swaren of Fruitland, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius C. Baleson, -M Mrs. Wither Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Cart W. Raets, all of u t.4 uuie 5. . i Ralph A. Wilson and Carl Raoti showed hunting slides. Dinner Planned For Newcomers In Rural Area tUUimaa Ntws Berylc c SPRING-VALLEY. Nov. 10 The Community Center Association Executive board has decided to hold a no-host dinner and party on Saturday, Dec. 1, at 8:30 p.m. at the Community Center in Spring Valley. New families who have come to live in the Lincoln, Zena and Spring-Valley areas in the past two years will be honored. A program will follow the dinner. Everyone is urged to attend and to notify Mrs. Bruce Howell or -Mrs, James Smart of any new families who have recently moved here. bom. A Johnson Rites Set at Stayton lUUimu Ntwi St r Tic STAYTON. Nov. lo-Flnal rite for Herman Tilford Johnson, 38, killed when a shotgun accidentally discharged In his truck, will be held at I p.m. Tuesday at Weddle Cbapcl here. Interment will be at Lone Oak Cemetery. Johnson, a logger, was born April 20, 1920, at Jessieville, Ark.- Surviving' are his wife, Bernice, and two sons. Jerry and Lonny, all at Stayton: five brothers, Joe snd Raymond Johnson at Stayton, Jhue ol Mill City, and Henry and Lora at Little Rock, -Ark.; also two sis- BERRT FARM SOLD NORTH HOWELL, Nov. 10-.-Sale of the 14-scre berry farm of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hall in this district has been reported by the Hails. The new owners are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jacobs of Great Vend, Kansas. The Jacobs are moving to their new home. ATTEND MEMORIAL RITES BROOKS, Nov. 10 Two sisters of Mrs. Vetra Countryman recent ly attended memorial services held her for Bert Countryman. They were Mrs. Van Loveland, Yakima, Wash., and Mrs. Herbert Andrews,. Riverbank, Calif. Also attending was Mr. Van Loveland. ters. Msry Jane Ege. Hot Springs, Ark., and Ella Koehler, St. Loius. Mo. School Plans Open House - Z " lUltinll Nwi lufln LINCOLN. Nov. 10 ''-Lincoln Schapl will hold open house in con junction with the Parents Club meeting on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. The 4th,- 3th and 6th grade students will handle the program. Mrs. Vesta Loveall, the teacher at Lincoln, has announced that she will keep the school open until 6:30 p.m. so that parents who work may com and see the children's work. Hostess for the meeting will be Mrs. Bruce Howell, Mrs. James Smart and Mrs. Lloyd Dickenson. Extension Unit Seats Leader IGervais Class Play Billed SUteimaa Ntwi lervlcs ' NORTH HOWELL. Nov. 11-Mrs. Jack Bartlett ' was installed as chairman of the North Howell Home Extension Unit when that group held a regular1 meeting. Mrs. Bartlett replaces Mrs. George Mikkelson who found it impossible to serv. Mrs. Grace Taylor was named to represent the unit St a legal con ference; Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. Rex Turner demonstrated the "Art orPressIng"; and luncheon hostesses were Mesdames Andrew Hall, Thomas Bump, E. H. Bcals, and Ed Zitzcwitz. Mrs. Everett Milne talked on the ACWW study subject, "Holland", and Mrs. Elisabeth Brown, who has just returned from a trip to Europe, told of her travels by boat, airplane, station-wagon, bus and train through seven countries. A Christmas party and gift ex change will be features of the De cember 5 meeting when luncheon hostesss will be Mesdames R. C. Jefferson, Alan Wiesner, Nellie Tuvc, Nelson Adams, Carl Wester gaard, Vernie Leighty and John Beats. Recreation leaders will be Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Wm. Cox. Stattuma Ntwi lorvlra GERVAIS, Nov. 9 The play "Dino" will be presented by the Junior class of Gervais Union High School, two nights. Nov. 16-17, at the gymnasium. Don Belleque, Evelyn Ethell, John Cox and Jerry LaMar will play the leading roles. The play is under the direction of Robert E. Lewis and is currently being mad Into a motion picture. Jerry Ethell is assistant director, Lavelle Kronkright, business man ager and Stephen Crane, stage manager. Davidson New Grange Master lUUimu Ntwi Bcrvtcs JEFFt'r.SOK, ,.-.V. t Oclmcr j Davidson is the newly-elected mas ter of Ankeny Grange. Other officers Include overseer. Wayne Johnston: lecturer. Garnet Pitcher; steward, Lloyd Marlatt; assistant steward, Walter Wulff; chaplain, Louis Johnston; treas urer, Jake Gilmour; secretary, Winifred Zehner; gate keeper, Claude Pilcher; Ceres, Galena Winn; Pomona, Maggie Marlatt; Flora, Hattie Gilmour; lady assist ant steward, Nancy Davidson. Composing the executive com mittee are John Zehner, George M'Hatt and Edoise Marlatt. .The Grange is planning a har vest dinner November 17 at the Grange hall. Gayl Gilmour will, show pictures he took while an International Farm Exchange stu dent in South America last year. The Horn Ec club of Ankeny Grange will meet at the home of Garnet Pilcher on Thursday, Nov. 13. The club also is planning a baby shower honoring Mn. Wayne Johnston. It will be held at the home of Mr. Galena Wins Mon day. Nov. 13 at p.m. All friends are invited. Eastern Star Leaders Meet At Lebanon SUtnmaa Ntwi ttrvtee LEBANON, Nov. 10 Seventy one members of Willamette Val ley Matrons and Patrons associa tion of th Order of Eastern Star met here Thursday evening. In charge of the business was Mrs. . Rose Lovelady, association president, member of St. Mary's chapter, Corvallis. Serving as sec retary treasurer is Eldon Gone. Venus chapter. BonalL, whose borne is in Salem. The group was also greeted by representatives of Zenith chapter, Brownsville, and Sweet Home chapter. Plans were made to bold the annual Christmas party, Dec. 13, at Mill City, Assisting Marilyn chapter will be Euclid chapter, Jefferson, and Acacia, Stayton. ; ' Former Police Officer Dead SUUtman Ntwi BorvSro SILVERTON. Nov. 10 - Roy Mc- Kenzie, 43, former special Silverton policeman, died this morning in a Silverton hospital after a brief ill- i Bess. ' ' He was a resident of 421 N. Water St.. and lived here 13 months. He was born March 17, 1911 in Bozeman, Mont. Survivors are his widow,' Stella; f daughter, Gayle, Silverton; mother, Mrs. Belle Ziebarth, Anacortes, Wash.; sister, Mrs. Betty Carmody, and three brothers in Montana. Services will be Tuesday at 2 p m. in the Ekman chapel. The hev. John Price will officiate and committment will be in Mt. Crest Abbey. I1.I1.S FROM JAPAN FOUR CORNERS, Nov. 10 -!!5r:t. I.eroy Wiliig flew here from J.:.i(i sr'fl iirpri:.ed his mother, ;. 1 1 i pn. kner, then flew on ( i 1-.-"'ra sn I virprKerf his wife - ! i , ,;(,., , lie V. ...'. spent i t y -! ' 1 in She I ' Wrier . i- ' - : I at Tl ! VO 'y In i ' t is an ' ' to c- 4-H Club ' News lUMnua Ntwi aorvleo CLEAR LAKE. Nov. 10 - The Mrs. Hugh Roach, has organized and elected officers. Mary Jo Mc Candlish will serve as president; Diane Fitzjohn is vice-president; and Karen Roach, secretary. Other members are Cheryl Lee, James McCandlish. Judith Wall. Debra Michael, and Judith Land rith. LABftH CENTER, Nov. lo-Kay Tyler was recently elected presi dent of the Labish Center Onion iers 4-H club. Other officers 7 elected were Chris Hornschuch, vice president; Donna Ditchcn, secretary; Pat Klampe. news reporter; Irene Meyer, song leader, and Dianne Thomas, yell leader. , Club leader is MrvVUet Hooker JEFFERSON. Nov 18-A new 4-H tewing club, "Whistle while You Sew", was organized this week. Leaders are Mrs. Roy Goin and Mrs. Dick Chrisman. Officers elected are Joan Hoevet, presi dent; Nancy Wilson, vice presi dent; Marjorie TUlotson, secre tary; Sheryl Chrisman. aong lead er; Leah Goin, reporter. Other members art Annie Morris, Patri cia Jarvie and Linda Kihs. ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Nov. 10 The Jolly Sewers 4-H Club of Popcorn School have elected Mar tha Lippert as prseident. The group also elected Eileen Gannon vice president ; Delorcs Dachen hausen, secretary: Linda Gannon, reporter; Irene Wiens and Susan Sheets," song leaders. Mrs. R. E. Gannon is leader ind Mrs. Frank Dachenhausen, assistant leader. BROOKS, Nov. 10 Interest in the 4H program has mounted this year at Brooks, with the organiza tion of tight clubs under the su pervision of Sevellon S. Rockwell, principal of Brooks School. The Wood-working Club will be known s the . "Busy Beavers" with Arthur Royston as leader and William Pfau th assistant leader. Gary Klensfki was elected presi dent. Other officers elected were Lar ry Philips, vice-president; Jack Murphy, secretary: Gary Scorgie, news reporter; Clarence Jensen, song leader; and Larry Robinson, sergeant-at-arms. They meet every other Monday 7-6 p.m. at the 'school. . Mrs. Emma Barnkk is the lead er for the Health Club with Jere Yada as president: Cynthia Potts, vire pTpsidrnt; Patricia Buscb. secretary; and Karen Clement, iradf-r. 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