Valjey News
Statesman News Servict
Friendship. Nigji Set
; In Spring Valjey Area
Lincoln, Zena Residents Also Invited
SUteimaa Ntws Srrvlrt 1 '
SPRING VALLEY. Nov. 29 Preparations are well underway for
Friendship Night, to be given by the Community Center Association
of Lincoln, Zena and Spring Valley districts Saturday night at their
Community Center Building, the former Spring valley School.
The reception committee, in an endeavor to reach all families resid
ing in the three districts whether newcomers or old residents has sent
Out 17 invitations. Any families fail
ing to receive one are urged to
come anyway. .
Reception committee has many
get-acquainted devices prepared in
cluding a large hostess committee.
A no-host supper from to I
o'clock will open the evening.
Everyone is requested te bring
Iheir own table service,
The program is planned for I
o clock. Children of Lincoln and
Zena schools will give the first
part, after which they will play
table games downstairs while
adults and high school students
bear an address by Judge Joseph
Felton of Salem. '
Charles Ireland, valley editor of
The Oregon Statesman and a good
friend -of the Community . Center
Association since it was organized,
' also will be a guest and will speak.
The coming holiday season will
keynote the decorations and pro
gram music . ' , .
Lawmakers,
Press Invited
TojCampus
SUUubiI . News rrif :;
', M0NMOLTHNv;.29-State leg
islators and editors from Marion,
Polk, Yamhill and Tillamook coun
ties will be the guests of Oregon
College of Education on Thursday,
Dec. t. . x-
IaviUUoi were Issued Jointly by
Dr. Roy E.-Lieuallen. OCE presi
dent, and State Senator Walter
Leth of Monmouth. .
Tna purpose of the program will
be to give visiting legislators and
editors an opportunity to familiar
ize themselves with the State Sys
tem of Higher Education's biennial
operational and building budget,
both for OCE and the state system
in general.
On hand from 'the office of the
State Board of Higher Education
will be Chancellor John Richards
and Dick Collins, budget officer,
who will discuss the proposed bud
get. The day's "program will include
campus tour, a dinner in Manske
Hall, .and the business meetings ..
Always Room
For 7 More
StatMin.a N.wt'f.rvlr.
MT. ANGEL, Nov. Ja-George
Schmidt, beard chairman ef St.
Mary's Public School here, prov
ed siala Wednesday that he 'Is
his ewa best easterner when It
comes te students.
Schmidt's wife presented him
with aa elght-PMBd girl 12th
child bora te the couple. The lit
tle acweemer restored the bay
girl ratio at sl each in the
Schmidt household.
2 The family Is represented la al
most every grade la school here.
Dr. Earl Ben bow
Named Moderator
SUteuaa Ntws Sfrrvlcr '
DALLAS, Nov. 29-Dr. Earl Ben-
bow, Aurora Presbyterian minis
ter, has been elected moderator bf
the Willamette Presbytery, it was
learned here .today. v
Dr.. Benbow, who is well known
Rejects Low As
Lin field Gives
765 Pints Blood'
Staltroua New. Strvlc.
MtMlNNVILLE, Nov. 29 - One
hundred sixty-five pints of blood
were donated by Linfield College
students-when the Yamhill-County
Bloodmobile unit visited the cam
pus for four hours Monday. Eight
students were rejected for medical
reasons. '
S. .James Osborne of the Yamhill
County Red Cross office says that
the rejections,1 were the smallest
percentage of rejections recorded
in local records. Last February
Linfield students gave.' 77 pints of
bloody to the Red Cross jbank. -
Brooks. Benefit
Will Feature
'Hubbard Ham'
Ulnm Nw( Servirt
BROOKS, Nov. 2-A "Hubbard
ham", dinner and bazaar are be
ing planned by the Brooks Parent-
Teacher Association as a money-
making project scheduled for Dec.
Serving will be horn 5:30 p.m.
through t p.m.. in the Brooks
School gymnasium. Salmon loaf
will also be served. Bazaar articles
will be sold during the serving
hours. Mrs. . Howard M. Carter,',
chairman of the ways and means
committee, heads all the arrange
ments. - " ; . 7
Brooks School, has been borrow
ing a public address system for
years and the PTA hopes to raise
sufficient funds to purchase a sys
tem for the school. . .
The December 'meeting of the
PTA has been cancelled, PTA pres
ident -Mrs.- Charles Cottew report
ed today. .
Catholic Jr.
Girls Plan .
New, Number
For Reporting
Jeffersorr Fires
in the Willamette area, was pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church
in Dallas for nine years .before
moving to Aurora.
As moderator, he wilt be located
in Corvallis. . His term is for. one
year starting January .
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dcrr tttsuN, inov.zs jpe cuy
StMrsm.a Krwt Svlre nas . insiaiiea ' new system oi
MT. ANGEL. Nov. 2S -i Mt, Ad--urnin1' iB re ?ra for Jefferson
gel. Junior Catholic Daughters will nd ,h tw" ,tu district.
hniH hir nmiat fihriKtmn. nahv The new telephone number for
in coniunction with their court reporting fires is Fairfax 7-2279, It ,1
meeting in St. Mary's School Thurs- will ring simultaneous at the Ma
day, Dec. 6, following 7:30 p.m. son store and Ed Ricks or Gilbert
holy hour at the church. Hoevet homes. A button at Jhe
There will be a 50-cent gift ex- Mason' store will automatically
change and refreshments w.ll be!so"nd the .
served. A xommiltee f Tonl Wil-' Two maU fires were reported
Hams Mai-V Ahn Kloft. Shirlev i ,hls week. One at the home of
Schlecht. - Patty Gaffke, Dorothy j Mrs- J Ld1B SwarU started in
Rpver and Vinrinia Maupr is in woodshed and was ?soon put out.
charge; .
All members of the five troops
participated , in the annual skating
party at Salem Wednesday night,
making the trip by bus. ,
Separate , troop meetings . were
held -at the homes of members dur
ing the past; week under the super
vision of their counselors, each
1 juri ...... .
wp minting uiiicirni piujcii.
ried out were the making of Christ
mas wreaths and other decorations,'
making fruit cake, favors and read
ing religious books. .
Several of the groups donated
their articles to the Benedictine
Nursing Home.
Boys' School
Work Starts
', ,-. . : - " ' v ' .
Stateamaa Newt S.rvlr. ' "
WOODBI RN. Not. tl Work
ea the aejr $44t,00O dormitory at
the MacLarea -School for Boys
got Under way "this Week. '
The dormitory will hart a ra
pacity el approximately 1M beds.
Jakr aid Seas, Portland, are the
contractors. . - , .
MacLarea School officials said
eempleiloa of this building would
go far toward relieving the car
,reat Cvagestlsn at -the institution.
The population at the school has
reached a sew high...
Mrs. Irene Pippin
Dies in Forida '
SlaUamaa Nowi S.rvlr.
RICKREALL, Fov. 29 . Word
has been received of the death of
Mrs. Irene' Pippin, Bethel Heights
resident from 1940 to 1947. Mrs.
Pippin, who died Wednesday of a
heart ailment in "Millonv-FJa., will
be buried at Milton at ? p.m. Sat
urday. ' , .v
. She was born June 21, 1895, at
Milton. She leaves her -husband.
.' Robert Pippin, - Milton,' Fla.; son,
I Jimmy Brown, in the Air Force I,
fat Valdosta, Ga'.r aunt, Mrs. Vesta1
IGdodfellow ltewls Rickreall; and-
'two grandchildren.. . .
38-(Sec. Ill) Statesman. Salem, Qre .,' Frl., Nov. 30, 56
Dona Id Farm Property Sold
Staidtniaa Xwi Jirylrt
.DONALD. Nov; 29 Mr. and Mrs.
Luke Bushman, whyre now liv
ing, at The Dalles, have sold their
Donald property to Mr. and 'Mrs.
Evert Fredericks ot- Tillamook; '
The larm house was built In 1920
wth logs sawed ' on three sides,
which w.ere cut from the nearby
Fred Schneider farm. The farm
was originally owned by Jim Tay
lor. , :.. , . . ' f
AThe Fredericks came to White
Salmon, Wa'sh., from their home in
Itplland in 1949. They, were per
mitted to' bring their . furniture,
dishes, silver Snd personal things,
but no money. A treasure they
brought with them was a silver
topped eggnog pitcher which they
had buried during the war to save
it from the raiding hands. They
stayed In White Salmon a year be
fore moving to a dairy In Tillamook.
Goldfish apparently want to grow
muscles. . They like spinach.
the rural fire-truck answered s Ai(J Given RefllQCeS
home on Greens Bridge Road.
Ferguson 'was wsrming up his
tractor when it caught -on 'fire,
but he had it about out when; the
truck arrived. .- -
SAIGON, Nov. 29 liD-The people
of .South Viet Nam , -have - con
tributed 2.400,000 piastres-r-about
$70,000 in a fund raising campaign
to Hungarian relief agencies. - , ,
Resident of
Albany Dies
Statesman Nfwi Scrvir
ALBANY, Nov. i-Last ;ites for
Mrs. Mary Josephine Richardson,
81, Linn County resident for 76
years, will be held at 2 p.m. Satur
day at Fisher Chapel here.
Born in Kansa. Mrs. Richardson
rnoVed to the Providence district
ncqr Scio when five' years old and
was'' married to Wilson -'Richards
-at Albany in 1099. She had lived
here for 29 years. . , '
Survivors include a daughter.
Mable Riehanlson, Albany. ..Burial
will be . in Willamette, Memorial .
Park here.
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Bible Banquet
Scheduled for-
Luther Leagues
SUtoaroan Ntwi ScttIcs
6ILVERTON, Nov. 29 Trinity
Lutheran League will be host
Wednesday night at the annual
Pocket Testament Banquet at 6:30.
Calvary and Immanuel Luther
leagues .will attend.
Guest speaker will be the Rev. T.
Holland of Lebanon, the district
Luther League president. Both Im
manuel and Trinity churches will
- furnish special music.
Thomas Reed, Trinity League
president, will giv the welcome,
and Pat Patton, Immanuel League
president, will give the response.
Mrs. Don Burch will have charge
of the singspiration and De Ann
Sundet will give the devotions.
Carole Bybcrg, secretary from
Immanuel's group, will give the
history of the Pocket Testament
Movement, and Mary Llbner, Trin
ity, will have charge of the candle
lighting service.
Young Democrats
Organize in Linn
... a Statesman Nwa Stivteo
LEBANON, Nov. 2t - Leo
McCiurg of Albany was selected
as chairman of the newly-organized
Linn County Young Demo
crats Club. Lee Utley of Lebanon
is membership chairman here.
Speaking at a meeting here Mon
day evening were Mrs. Kelyn Har
ris of Lebanon and Norman Cahill,
Albany, who told of activities the
organization might participate in
between election yean. .
George Roe, also of Lebtaon,
reviewed a meeting of the recent
Linn County Democratic Central
Committee. Postponement of a big
Democratic reception, slated to be
held here Sunday, was announced
A
Sav-More Shoe Store
339 Court St.
SAV-MORE'S FABULOUS
$20,000 OVERSTOCK SALE .
NOW IN PROGRESS
SHOE
PRICES
(RASH!
We Need
the Cosh!
We Mutt
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, Veislields
Rej. 2.S
7 5"D
of spun aluminum
NO MONEY DOWN
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Liberty and State St.
Ladies Inlay Embossed Print & Nylon Dusters
Manderin. oVPeler Pan Collars -
Sizes Small-Medium-Lorge-X-Large
Colors White, Pink, Blue Aqua
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In Slim Sophisticated Laces or
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NEW 1957 MODELS JQfoWO for
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Automatic Dryer . . . . . $169.95
BIG, BIG TRADE-INS!
We Give and Redeem Trading Stamps
liberty MONTGOMERY WARD 3-3191
YARDAGE FOR GIFT SEWING
Values to 59c yd. Saw
now for gift giving.
Percales, broadcloth,
pongee, dimity, ' dot
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LADIES GIFT
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Elgin, American,
Zell and Others.
Gift Boied
Manufacturers
Ticketed Price
$3.50 to $5.00
Many la.wtifal
D.ilnt n4 Sli.pn
t. ChMH fr.m.
Mrs. Jones New
Club President
Statesman Ntws Sfvlc
JEFFERSON. Nov. Mrs. Stel
la Jones was "elected president at
the Christmas meeting of mem
bers of the Three Links Club. Oth
er officers elected included: Vice
president, Mrs. Dan Bctker; secre
tary .Claudia Strode, and treasur
er, Mrs. Lee Wells.
Hostesses were Mrs. Joe McKee,
Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Lee
Wells, Mrs. Harold Johnson and
Mrs. Frank Jones. .
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Millinery, 2nd floor,
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LADIES' DRESSES
97
Brsnd .new shipment ef short
sleeve, 'i length sleeve, fanhioa 4
smsrt dresses, washable , fabrics, .
slses S-24H. Rrg. 5.90 values.
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10-Year Warranty
Save More Than 50
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"Tu-Fer" Ice Cream Sale
" Featuring
SPUMONI ICE CREAM
One Round Half Gallon 0 Km Zf
95c in Reusabl Carton Jm for I JQrW
W GREEN STAMPS Open Daily and Sunday 'til 11 fM.
Valley Births
SljlMman Nrl Servk. i
?TAYT( N' To Mr. and Mrs. ! '
Sherman T. Burlt. Stavton. a ;
d.uishlcr. .Nov. 2R at Sanliam
Memorial Kospilat.---
To Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. AHcr.
M.ll City, a d,iuchter. Nov. 23, at
Santiam MrmoiMl Hospital. I
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