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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1947)
East Salem Extension Units Will Prepare 'Company Meals' East Salem, March 12 The first of the March meetings of East Salem home extension clubs will be held Friday. There will be all day meetings with "Company Meals" the subject of the lessons. Lansing Neighbors- unit which usually meets on Thursday will meet Friday at the Mayflower Dairy Co-op hall in Salem. They are meeting there to have room for all at tending to watch the prepara tion of a full course meal. East Salem unit will meet at the home of Mrs. William Dam ery just east of Fruitland church. This group will not only prepare a company lunch eon but will study menus for full course dinners. Project leaders will prepare all meals. East Salem project leaders are Mrs. Ralph Becker and Mrs. E. E. Brandt. Women are invited to attend the meeting most' con venient to their home but should notify the unit committee of their plans. A charge will be made at these meetings to cover the cost of the food used in : the preparation. Lansing Neigh bors has set the hour for 11 a.m. and East Salem at 10:30. The third meeting of the Four Corners Rod and Gun club was held at the Community hall. An invitation is extended to anyone .interested in this sport to join Jihe group. The next meeting ' will be Thursday, March 20, at the hall. Applications for mem bership may be obtained from any of the present members. At tending last Thursday's meet ing were Dwight Ritchie, Ross Chrisman, Sr., Terry Gagnon, Cliff Herman, Harding Phillips, Oliver Rickman, Ed Davis, Al Brandt, Ross Chrisman, Jr., Burl Davis, Delbert Chrisman, Dick Hooper and William Fu trel. A large crowd enjoyed the program arranged and put on by the Auburn Women's club at the March meeting of the Au burn Community club last Fri day night. A play by the mem bers was especially good. The book for the room having the largest number of parents pres ent was won by the fifthi and sixth grades. A community sing was led by Mrs. Roy Kresh with Mrs. Ben Hawkins at the piano. Several articles made for a bazaar by the members of the Women's club were auction ed by Ben Hawkins. Refresh ments were served, and it was decided to have a pie social at the next meeting. Mrs. Delores Jager, teacher of the fifth and sixth grades, made an appeal for dark curtains for use when the children are having mov ing pictures. The "Bobby Sox and Sweater- Girl club" of Rickey school met Monday at the home of their leader, Mrs. L. J. Stewart. As it was the birthday of one of their members, Barbara With row, her mother sent over cake and ice cream for refreshments. Guests Will Home Grand Island Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Haskins of near Klam ath Falls were guests for a week of his brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Will. Lumbermen Meet At Eugene March 21 Lumbermen in the Marion county area will make a trek to Eugene March 21 for the an nual meeting of the Willamette Valley Lumbermen's association, at 6:30 p.m. in the Dsburn ho tel. Senator Guy Cordon of Rose burg will fly to Eugene from Washington to make the princi pal address, it has been an nounced by H. J. Cox, secretary manager of the association. It also will be ladies' night. Officers and directors for the ensuing year will be elected. President Guy Haynes of Carl ton will preside. Wouferfal WAY TO RE1IEVB DISTRESS OP EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING good selection of New Radios ALL Quality Merchandise MITCHELL'S State at 19th Phone 7577 UeadCotdst (Dotibls-DutyNossDropsr'A jfc Worlii Ft! fjM' Yes. you get quick relief from sniffly, stuffy distress of head colds with a lit tle Va-tro-nol In each nostril. What's more-it actually helps prevent many colds from developing If used in timel Try it I Follow directions in package. 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