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Eugene Iteglster-Ouard
Dakridge Play
Earns $160
OAKRIDGE The Junior play,
'On Mad Night," earned 160 for
Ihe high school, Friday, Dec. 5. The
firee-act mystery drama was hlgh
ghted by the outstanding per-
Eirmances of Darrell Blanton,
hurston Dunn, Irvln Clark, Mar
n Anderson, Larry Blakely, and
thers. Both performances were
(veil attended.
Oakrldge Masons have an
tounced plans for a Christmas
party at the Odd Fellows Hall, Dec.
tl. Masons, wives and families;
Etars, husbands end families are
invited. A potluck dinner will be
lerved at 6:30 p.m. and a Christmas
Iree Is planned. Each person Is
requested to bring a gift; not to
txcced .50 for children or $1 for
idults.
Census for School District No. 76
has recently been completed,
Ihowing a marked increase: 498
hlldren; 258 boys and 240 girls.
Miss Myrtle Psoss, a beauty op
irator, Is a new employe at the
Edith Llndgren Beauty Shope. Miss
Psoss is from Eugene and is now
jiving at the Kenneth Harklns
borne.
The -American Legion Auxil
iary will give the Olrl Scouts
a Christmas party, Monday eve
ning. Representatives from Pope and
Talbot and the US Forest Service
are now making a survey in the
Hills Creek drainage area. Aerial
photographs have been taken. ,
Luther Rogers Is a patient at the
Veterans Hospital in Portland.
Rogers crushed his hand and
fingers while working.
Mrs. Lawrence Hills and Mrs.
Kenneth Harklns entertained re
cently at a dinner party in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Val Lee on their
wedding anniversaries.
At Lorane Sunday
LORANC Universal Bible
Sunday will be observed at
Lorane Christian Church Oee.
14 by a special exhibit of very
old or unique Bibles, or Bibles
printed In a foreign language.
The community Is Invited to
participate in this exhibit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bahensky
will leave Dec. 1J for their for
mer home at St. Paul, Neb., for
an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lynch will
eome over from Baker, Ore., and
will ocoupy the Bahensy home
here during their absence.
Mrs. Lorayne Kotrc of this place
has taken over the A & B Beauty
Shop In the Cottage Grove Hotel
bunding.
ALPINH HOME EXTENSION
ALPINE The Home Extension
Shit meets Wednesday with Mrs.
Ll (J. Davidson, (11 day, potluck
dinner. Subject: "Garment Tln
Ishes." Mrs. Earl Brlttaln and
Mrs. Jack Wiggins In charge.
Woman art to bring scrap of ma
terial large enough to make bound
button holes, scissors, two spools
colored thread, pins, needle and
thimble. Also bring Christmas gift
with their name on it. All women
of community are urged to attend.
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Veneta Celebrates
"Grandma Trout Day,"
With Gifts, Flowers
VENETA Mrs. Sarah Trout
oelebrated her 91th birthday
Saturday. Having lived In the
community many years, she has
a host of friends who fondly call
her grandma. It Is the custom
In her church to gave a birth
day offering of a penny for each
year, and this la one of the
happiest times of the year
when she can put her birthday
pennies In the.cup. The Sunday
school presented her with
corsage.
Bethel-Danebo
Teen-Canieen
BETHEL The Bethel-Danebo
Teen Canteen sponsored by the
Senior Girl Scouts Is held each
Saturday in the Bethel School gym
from 7:30-10 p.m. There Is danc
ing, ping pong, table games and
refreshments cokes 10c, candy Sc.
The santeen Is for all students
from grade seven through 12. Ad
mission Is 10c.
This Saturday night, Dec. 13,
there will be a special admission
price one can of food or one
article of wearable clothing for
needy people In Eugene. Parents
are especially urged to attend for
without parents we will not be
able to continue the canteen. .
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Halsey News
Rika de Broekert
HALSEY Halsey High School
did very well at the Jamboree
held at the Harrlsburg gymnasium
Friday evening. In the cheering
contest, Halsey was second. Hal
sey lost to Harrlsburg, won over
Brownsville and Sclo and tied
with Sheed, which gave them the
highest total score.
A daughter, Candls Elaine, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Giles at
the Corvallis General Hospital
Dec. 3. She is their third child but
first daughter. Bob is employed
on the Corvallis Gazette Times
and Mrs. Giles Is the former Ger-
aldlne Straley. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Straley of Halsey and
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Giles, editors of
the Brownsville Times are grand
parents. Mrs. H. L. Straley of
Brownsville is great grandmother,
Robert and Denny Giles, the
baby's two brothers are at the
Straley home here.
Mrs. Stephen Smith underwent
a tonsilectomy at Eugene Monday
morning. Russell Norton is
patient in the Corvallis General
Hospital having undergone an appendectomy.
Dr. Emll Brunswick of Des
Moines, Iowa and Reuben Bruns-
wick of Rembrandt, Iowa, visited
at the Harlan Eastman nome last
week. He has purchased a farm
near Shedd and will move his
family to Oregon to make their
home.
The Christian Endeavor will
have a party In the parlors of
the Christian Church Thursday
evening with the young people
from the MYF as guests.
A Willamette Union C. I. rally
will be held at the local Christian
Church Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Donald oreeves, a student ai
Utah State University, Logan,
Utah, arrived last week to visit
his mother, Mrs. Mae Greeves and
sister, Mrs. P. J. Dennlson and
family.
The auction sale at the Lake
Creek Grange Saturday evening
netted them nearly $150 for their
building fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Kiier
are the pround parents of
daughter, Diane Ilene, born Dec.
8 in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Berl
Klzer of Harrlsburg and Mrs.
Edna Ludlow of Hlllsboro are
grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. C.
P. Klzer of Harrlsburg and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Green of Coburg
are greatgrandparents all for the
first time.
WC'TU meets Tuesday, Dee,
It at I P. m. with Mrs. O. L.
Covault.
Creswell Nears
Chest Filling
CRESWELL Creswell has not
quite completed the Community
Chest drive. To date a total of
$490 has been turned In to the
chairman, E. E. Allen. Ralph
Rogers assisted Allen with the
rural soliciting while Mrs. Nor
man Skaggs and Mrs. ti. a.
Howe assisted Mrs. V. W. Johns
ton with that in town. G. H.
Mawson had charge of the busi
ness houses and the mills.
Presbyterian Aid Society meets
Wednesday, 1 p. m. pot luck din
ner at the home of Mrs. A. J. Ga
briel. Officers will be elected and
a Christmas party with gifts en
joyed. The birthdays of the last
four months will be observed.
Christmas party is planned at
Womans Society of Christian
Service at the , Methodist Church
Annex. Wednesday with Mrs. F.
W. Ogram In charge. The annual
reports will be given.
The Christmas party of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will be
held following Odd Fellows meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Little Theater Club meets Mon
day evening, at the V. W. Johns
ton home. A potluck supper will
be served at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Ted Mogstad will enter
tain the F L club, Tuesday, at 8
p. m. Officers will be elected. A
Christmas party with gifts will be
a feature.
The F L club members were in
charge at Rebekah lodge Wed
nesday evening.
Plans were made for Joint In
stallation with the Odd Fellows
Wednesday, Jan. 14 following Re
bekah lodge.
Appointive officers will be
Installed; warden, Mrs. E.
Cartwrlght; conductor, Mrs. R.
L. Sellers; chaplain, Mrs. E. E.
Allen; Inside guardian, Mrs. R.
F. Scott; outside guardian, Mrs.
Fred Nichols; right supporter
to noble grand, Mrs. V. W.
Johnston; left supporter to no
ble grand, Mrs. Ellis: musician,
rs. svent; right supporter to
vice-grand, Mrs. Miller; left
supporter to noble grand, to be
named later.
Plans were made for the
Christmas party at the Odd Fel
lows Hall Wednesday evening,
with the lodge as hosts. Mrs. Mill
er, Mrs. Earl Greenwood and
Mrs. Ellis were appointed to serve
with the IOOF committee on
plans for' a program, with gifts.
A letter was read from C. O.
Hewitt who recently went to
Portland to make his home at the
Odd Fellows Home. A cheer box
was planned and donations are to
be left with Mrs. Carpenter.
Lamas Swale Club enioved
turkey at the meeting Tuesrtav.
Hostesses for the next meeting
are ivirs. w. u. Scott, Mrs. E. O.
Smith and Mrs. E. W. Hoagland.
Central Folks Gather
For Old-Fashioned
Community Visiting
Central Community meets at
the Grange Hall, Saturday, 8 p.
m. for dancing, cards and visit
ing. Bring cookies, or upside-
down cake.
'Friendship'
Headed Here
PORTLAND UP) A "Friend
ship Train" lft here Friday for
the University of Oregon's needy.
The "train" was actually a car
and trailer, filled with food and
clothing contributed by the Uni
versity of Oregon Mothers Club
and Individuals.
It Is to go to financially hard-
pressed GI students and their
families. Among the contributions
aboard the "train" are baby bug
gies and high chairs.
Mrs. Perrle Dolph, manager of
the campaign since she thought
up the idea four years ago, ex
plained that many students are
barely getting by In these days of
high prices.
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Coburg Meetings
COBURG Girl Scouts meet
In the social room of the MethO'
dist Church at 4 p.m., Monday.
Monday evening the District 99
men's potluck dinner and by
monthly meeting will be held at
Coburg with Holly Jarvls of Leb
anon, as guest speaker. Choir
practice will be held Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p.m. The choir will-
present Christmas music at the
Sunday evening service on Dec.
21.
Wednesday at 2 p.m., the Ladles
Aid Society meets in the social
room of the church, the junior
choir will meet at 7 p.m. at the
church and prayer meeting will be
held at 7:30 p.m., at the parsonage.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the prayer service.
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WASHINGTON M5) The Sen
ate passed and sent to the House
Friday a bill increasing by $750,
000,000 the Mortgage Insurance
Authority of the Federal Housing
Administration.
YONCALLA A turkey dinner
was given by the Parent-Teachers
Assn. at the school lunch room
Monday evening. About $127 was
taken In, but there is some ex
pense for turkeys, buns, etc.
Proceeds will be used for the
school kitchen.
The P-TA will have charge of
the treats at the community
Christmas tree Tuesday, Dec. 23.
Mrs. Sarah Wertz, Mrs. Rudy Ul-
brlcht, and Mrs. Russell Loyd
were appointed on the finance
committee to raise money for the
treats.
About $100 was added to the
P-TA fund from the play they
gave In November. The town and
country club gave $42.50 to the
P-TA for the kitchen and hot
lunches. The kitchen Is in need of
plates, glasses for Juices, knives,
and dish towels. Names of five
new members were turned In.
Mrs. Luthur Martin, Mrs. Harry
Abbott, and Mrs. Elmer Bragg are
school cooks.
Mrs. Abbott gave a reading.
Mrs. Ruby Thomas' grade school
girls sang, and Mrs. Lee gave a
short talk on Children's Hospital
in Eugene. The next meeting will
be Jan. 12.
The Yoncalla Saddle club elect
ed officers recently: president,
Charles Applegate, vice-president,
Art Rychard; secretary, Wayne
Rice; and treasurer, William Cas
tor.
At a recent agricultural conser
vation meeting of district nine the
following officers were elected
and delegates chosen. Chairman,
W. A. Rychard; vice-chairman,
John Cook; regular member,
Harold Turpin; first alternate,
Herman Thlele; second alternate,
Wilbur Briner: delegate to county
convention, W. A. Rychard; alter
nate delegate, John Cook.
The Home Economics club of
the Rice Hill Grange is raising
money, to build a new kitchen on
their hall.
Personal News
A car with a trailer attached
struck Dan Wright when he was
on the sidewalk In front of Cor
ner Cafe Tuesady morning. The
police caught the driver near
Sutherlin. Wright was taken by
amDuiance to a hospital.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Fredrick Applegate, Nov. 30.
at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eu
gene.
Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. Martha Shields a
former resident of Yoncalla for
many years. She is the mother of
Mrs. Tom Holloman and grand
mother of Hollls Pennington.
A potluck dinner was given
at the Oscar Langdon home
Sunday In honor of their 52nd
wedding anniversary and Fred
Lee's birthday. Both anniver
saries come on Dec. 8. Lee Is a
son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Langdon. Twenty-eight mem
bers of the family were present.
It has been estimated that the
United States needs 300,000 more
professional registered nurses.
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VENETA Miss Mebla Maston,
assistant county Four-H club
leader, will be In our community
Tuesday at 2 p. m. to conduct i
meeting for all the local leaders.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scott and
daughter have returned home aft-
or home after visiting his mother
at Reno, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Ballard who took a load of
Christmas trees to Bakersfield.
Calif., are expected home the last
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stlpick
and children who have been vis
iting her sister. Mrs. Archie
Marshik returned to their home
at Snake River. Wash.
Mrs. Minnie Ross who has been
visiting at home of her grandson.
Harry Ross, has returned to
Chehalis. Wash.
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