Dayton Floral
Show Discussed
Dayton The Dayton Gar
den club met at the home of
Mrs. Roy Edwards Monday aft
ernoon with small attendance
due to the fall harvest. The
president is Mrs. Gordon
Graham.
The coming flower show
committees were appointed by
the general chairman, Mrs.
James Penland. The tentative
date being set for October 30 at
the Civic club rooms in the city
hall.
Plans were formulated and
discussed. Mrs. Orr Goodrich
gave a short talk on "preparing
flowers for exhibit and for ar
dangement." Club prizes were
given by the committee, Mrs.
Roy Edwards, Mrs. Wiley Em
mert and Mrs. Orr Goodrich.
Later two carloads attended the
Men's Garden club show at the
high school In McMinnville. A
number of women from the
Country Garden club received
blue ribbons on their exhibits
at the show.
The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Mariam Krake No
vember 8.
Lebanon Surveying
Future Sewer Needs
Lebanon With an eye on
further expansion of the city
limits, surveys started this week
to determine the drainage flow
of districts lying south and west
of Lebanon. Main object is the
location of sewage lines de
signed to serve these areas when
the city's planned sewage dis
posal plant is in operation.
The Corvallis firm of Cornell,
Howland, Hayes and Merryfield
is laying out the over-all drain
are system being installed by
the city.
Union Prayer Hour
Offered at Woodburn
Woodburn The fifth union
proyer meeting in the series of
seven preceding the evangelis
tic services by Christian Hild
which will open November 1,
will be held Thursday evening
at the Free Methodist church on
the corner of Young and Gatch
streets. Rev. Lester Gibson of
the Full Gospel church will be
the speaker.
Albany Closes Shop
For Armitice Day
Albany Albany merchants
are balloting ten to one in favor
of closing stores here on Armis
tice day, according to the count
of returns being made by Wal
ter Underwood, chamber of
commerce manager.
The merchants are voting for
the second time on this ques
tion, after having balloted once
in favor of remaining open. The
revote was decided after Cor
vallis merchants voted two to
one to close.
' Albany will go to Corvallis
this year where the Armistice
day ceremonies will be held,
climaxed by the annual Albany
Corvallis high school football
game.
The two towns alternate each
year with the observance.
Nut Drier Starts
Dayton The H. G. Coburn
drier near Dayton started the
season run Tuesday morning.
There will be about one month
of commercial drying of filberts
and walnuts, with Keith Coburn
in charge.
Grover Home Scene
Birthday Surprise
Dayton Miss ' Vonda Mc-
Kinister was surprised when 12
of her girl friends gathered at
the home of Arlene Grover for
a birthday party. Games were
played and refreshtients were
served by the hostess Misses
Pat Huffman and Ramona Web
ster of Portland were here-for
the occasion.
COMING
GLENWOOD
Ball Room
4 ml. N. of Salem-
TONITE
OCT. 13
The Famous
Directed by
AL DONAHUE
t9 Till 1 Adm. 1.20
Cottonwoods '1
I Ballroom
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i Saturday, Oct. 16
4 DANCING 9 to 1 v
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Street Improvement
Bids All Rejected
Silverton At a special meet
ing of the city council called for
the purpose of receiving bids on
street improvement, all bids re
ceived were rejected being far
excess of estimates made for
such improvement.
The city council recently re
leased four beaver along the
Abiqua river above the intake
of the city water system. It is
thought that the beaver operat
ing in the smaller streams lead
ing into the Abiqua will assist
in protecting the watershed.
Plans are being made to re
lease several more in the near
future. The beaver are being
obtained from the state game
commission at Corvallis.
Nut Pickers Short
In Albany District
Albany Walnut and filbert
pickers are needed in large
numbers in orchards of the Al
bany territory, William Sloan,
manager of the Albany office of
the state employment service,
said Monday.
Sunday's heavy rain caused
and excessive fall of nuts, Sloan
explained, and growers are anx
ious to get them off the grounds
and into dryers as soon as pos
sible. Walnut growers are pay
ing from one and one quarter to
one and a half cents a pound to
pickers and filbert pickers are
getting three cents.
Hunters Get Deer
Fairview Mr. and Mrs. John
Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Wood have returned from a
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Oct. 13, 1948 S
four-day hunting vaoation,
spent at Iee with two medium
size bucks. During their ab
sence Carl Rasaka had charge
of the Wood farm and Wallace
Wood was a gueet of his grand
mother, Mrs. Rose Wood at
Amity and Monte Wood was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ros
Rogers.
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Good news travels fast.
And the news about Rose
Valley pasteurized cheese
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thoroughly that our supply has a
hard time keeping up with de
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