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East Salem Home Extension
Units Are Work for Season
East Ealem, Oct. IS In October th fint regular local e-x-tension
unit meeting! are held with officer! installed In May pre
liding for the first time. Th first meeting for th fiv unit! in the
luburbans east of Salem wai held Monday with last Salem
unit meeting in th horn of Mn. Charlei Norton on East Gar
den Road. . '
The new president, Mrs. Boyd
Wilkinson, presided and the fol
lowing standing committee
chairmen were named: membership-hospitality,
Mrs. E. E.
Brandt; luncheon, Mn. William
D a m e r y; recreation, Mri.
Charles Norton; publicity, Mrs.
William Hartley; standard unit,
Mn. Menno Dalke; 4-H clubs,
Mrs. Clifford Yost; internation
al relations, Mrs. Mary Swegle;
and care of children, Mrs. Os
car Forgard.
Two special projects to be
considered in October and No
vember are "Party Planning"
and "Meal Planning." Miss El
eanor Trindle, home demonstra
tion agent presented the lesson
on "Meal Planning" using as her
outline a bulletin prepared by
Lucy A. Case, extension nutri
tionist on "Planning the Day's
Meals." Consideration was giv
en to the cost, labor, availability
of supplies, equipment needed,
size of family and how all plans
can be worked out for the health
and happiness of the family. A
special bulletin with 150 tested
recipes for money-saving main
dishes were given to each wom
an present. Meeting closed
with a social hour with refresh
ments served by the hostess.
Lansing Neighbors unit will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1
o'clock in the home of Mrs. W.
A. Marsh and will also have the
lesson on "Meal Planning."
Swegle Garden club will meet
Thursday at B o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Clifford Yost on
Swegle Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo McClain
of Monroe avenue have had as
their guest her brother, Edward
Hinkle of San Francisco.
Mrs. Jack Scorgie and son,
Gary, have returned to their
home in Auburn district from
CfAier d'Alene, Idaho, where
they were visiting her father.
Mrs. Emma J. Van Green
who has been visiting in the
homes of her daughters, Mrs.
Edwin C. Sunderlin and Mrs.
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by
Patricia (Satira) Schmidt,
night club dancer of Toledo,
O., smiles as she steps from
a plane In Chicago on her
way to Toledo. Her release
from a Havana, Cuba Jail was
obtained by presidential edict.
She was sentenced to serve
IS years for the slaying of
John Lester Mee, a Chicago
attorney and navy veteran.
(AP Wirephoto)
Nimrods at Aurora"'
Prove Their Skill
Aurora A U-year-old Can
by high school girl Beverly
Pulley, pulled In a Chinook
weighing 32 pounds 12 ounces
to win th weekly prize of the
annual 811eti river salmon der
by that ends October 17. She
landed her prize winner close to
th boat works In the lower
Silets.
Hunters from the Aurora
area returning from their hunt
ing trips with a 4-pomt buck,
include Paul Gooding, J. S.
Cooper, Albert Ehlen and Ar
min Netter.
From th Canby area Glenn
G. Makin and Cal Lewis rolled
into Canby with two mule deer.
Ray Hagerott brought in a large
buck, John Nordhauser, Otto
McGill. Ben Sherman, Arden
Harms and Owen Dalen came
home with five bucks, the
smallest a four-point, th larg
est a six-point.
Others who were successful
were Otto Hansen, Orvllie
Brock, John Harms, Frank
Morse, Duane Zacher, Ivan
Learfield, Edward Yoder, R. H.
and H. B. Etzel, Edward Koch,
Henry Herkamp, with a buck
apiece, and George Cutter, Art
Wolf and Art Shrock returned
wrth on der for 1h thrc.
Also deer were stored for Frank
Galey, Frank Pond, D. A.
Yoder and C. E. Kraft.
Gillman, in Auburn district for
several weeks, was taken to
Portland Sunday where she
took the streamliner for her
home at Kearney, Neb.
Lindquists Entertain
With Dancing Party
Butteville Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Lindquist were recent hosts
at a dancing party in th Butt
Grange hall, honoring their
daughter, Miss Lorna Ma Lind
quist on her 17th birthday. At
contests, priz winners ware
Bob Krueger, David Peterson
and Miss Joan Safaiik. Jerry
Schoen won th guest priie.
Guests were Misses Margaret
Tretheway, Joan Safarik, Ester
Bolland, Shirley Raines, Lois
Blake, Jeannette Oathes, Donna
Gillespie, Valerie Holden, Ber
nadine McTighe, Rooert Chris
tian, Allan Hildebrand, Jimmy
Harms, Jerry Schoen, George
Hoover, Tommy Kee, Richard
Stefani, David Peterson and
Bob Krueger.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hilde
brand assisted the hosts in serv
ing.
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East Side Sewing T
Club Entertained f'
Amity Mrs. Jay Heller was
hostess to the East Side. Sewing
Club at her home eait of town.
Fourteen members and two
guests attended.
The club did some hand sew
ing for their hostess and tied a
quilt for the Howard Davidson
family who lost their home by
fire recently.
The next meeitng will be held
at the home of Mrs. Adeline
Vogle November 4. Refresh
ments were served.
Entertained at Dinner
Pleasantdale Mr and Mrs.
vAm.r irnllnn and son Wayne
and daughter Colleeen who re
cently purchased a zu acre iarm
in the Hopewell area were din
ner guests of Mr. ana mri.
Adolph Schuti (Dorothy &nep-pard).
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ture reports honey production
in Oregon averaged 28 pounde
a colony compared to a western
average of 52.9 pounds this
year. Total output was 2,048,000
pounds, down II percent from.
a year ago.
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THESE LITTLE WORDS
are causing a power shortage in Oregon!
...by discouraging fhe building of new power plants
A serious shortage of electric power threatens Oregon today! Many
industries may have to curtail their use of power this winter. Even
homes and farms may have to get along with less electricity. New
industries can't come to Oregon, especially if they use large amounts
of power.
Three little words in the Oregon hydroelectric law
are largely responsible for this power shortage.
These three words give the state, or any city, the
right to take over any Oregon hydroelectric plant
AT ANY TIME, upon short notice.
Power companies haven't completed any new
power plants in the state during the past 17 years
that these three little words have been on the statute
books. Investors won't put millions into new power
projects, when the dams can be seized, and the
company left without a source of power. Power
companies in every western state have built many
hydroelectric plants, but not in Oregon!
... biii AT TITLE
OFFICII. " HYDROELECTRIC COMMWON ACT
PURPOSE: " ,rai,.ior. P"' J ,. up0 p.ym.n.
piod. .1 ' '"' . t,dmn..i.n. .
project dunnj nj ' m
REFERENDUM 306 CORRECTS THE LAW AND
ENCOURAGES BUILDING OF POWER DAMS IN OREGON
Tht last suit ItgisUturt corrected tht obsolete Oregon
hydroelectric law by making it read that the state or any city
can take over i power project built under state license UPON
EXPIRATION OF THE LICENSE (and not "at any time").
The vote was 70 to 20 to correct the law. Now the voters are
asked to approve the action of their state legislature by
voting 306 X YES.
Eliminating the three tittle words providing that any new
power dam can be taken over AT ANY TIME is the pnn
306 DOES THIS:
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cipal change provided by measure 306. The measure ah
corrects two additional sections of the state hydroelectrit
act. These changes require the licen.e for a hydroelectric
project to set forth the maximum rate of return which a power
company may earn, and otherwise make the state hydro
electric laws conform to the Federal Power Act. The people s
and the state s right of condemnation remains unchanged
under the modernized law.
.Approve ihe slate legislature's
amendments to the hydroelectric law
Vote 306 x m
THIS AO PAID FOB Br MOE POWEB FOB OIEGON COMMUTE!
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