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named "Miss Germany of 1949," is greeted by Else Kisch,
"Miss Frankfurt," one of the competitors, at Bad Homburg.
Socialized Medicine
Is Here, Says Gill
, Lebanon Socialized medi
cine is in the future, atated Rep.
Warren Gill, speaking before
the Santiam Realty board Mon
day evening. "Socialized every
thing i coming. If you don't
like it, it's too bad. It's coming."
Thus the legislator summed
up his concept of the future. So
cialism Is not desirable, stated
Gill, "it Is going to increase our
taxes."
The speaker also related sev
eral events during the recent 97
day session of the Oregon legis
lature. Bills he helped draw up.
and reasons why bills were
passed or defeated were explained.
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'Classified is diversified,
fun to read the ads.
It's
turn can help the scout masters
with the troop. Boys going out
for two nights were Wayne
Goode. Jack Wikoff, Jr., Del
bert Bottens, Leonard Hammer,
Dean Way and Lewis Patterson,
Jr., and Marvin Cage for Sat
urday night and Sunday.
There were adult leaders with
the boys at all times; Hubert
Aspinwall and Robert Pickerel,
assistant scout masters, were
with the boys Saturday night
and Lewis Patterson, Sr., Sat
urday morning; Robert Wagers,
scout master, and Donald Bas-
sett, his assistant master, Satur
day night and Sunday. Jack Wi
koff, Sr., furnished transporta
tion for the boys coming home
and Hubert Aspinwall to camp.
Troop 42 received top honors 1
for their camp.
At the recent court of honor
held in Salem four of troop 42,
Donald Bassett, James Kuenzi,
Dean Way and Leonard Ham
mer, received special merit
And Troopers at Camporee'
East Salem, April 27 Taking an active part and winning hon
ors in the week-end leaders camporee were the Middle Grove
Scout leaders for troop 42 and several members of the troop
The leaders camporee which proceeds the regular camporee, in
which all the boys take part, is for the purpose of training
leaders in camping so they in
badges. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wi
koff opened their home for the
April meeting of committeemen
and their wives. Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Bye were welcomed as
new members. He is committee
chairman of scout committees.
As a special for the social hour
for both groups the birthdays
of Mrs. Cleo Keppinger and Mrs
Theodore Kuenzi were remem
bered with cakes.
Robert Fromm on Silverton
road. The demonstration, "Con
serving You," was given by
Eleanor Trindle. Guests were
Mrs." Lou Schultz, Mrs. "Anna
Frey and Mrs. Irving Larson.
Officers elected for the new
year are chairman, Mrs. Albert
iabry; vice chairman, Mrs. Rob
ert Fromm; secretary, Mrs. Dan
Scharf, and treasurer. Mrs. Hen
ry Sprick. Project leaders for
the May meeting will be Mrs.
Ernest Barker and Mrs. Cleo
Keppinger, and the meeting will
be with Mrs. Leonard Malm. As
sisting Mrs. Fromm for (he so-
members present were Mrs.
Wade Carter, Mrs. Anna Jess,
Mrs. Carl Snyder, Mrs. Harvey
Page, Mrs. Rob Wagers, Mrs.
Covil Case. Mrs. Don Addison,
Mrs. John Ackerman, Mrs. Rob
ert Pickerel and Mrs. E. C. Men
nis. Mrs. Ralph Ilein and Mrs.
Otis Dawes represented Swegle
Woman's club at the county fed
eration meeting held at Aums
ville on Friday.
To find a buyer run a Journal
Classified ad phone 224(16. Ask
for Classified.
Lincoln Rummage Sale
Nets Cash for Center
Lincoln Proceeds from the
rummage sale held as a benefit
for the Lincoln Community Cen-i
ter association were $64, which1
will be applied on the building
fund. All of the four districts
of Lincoln, Zena, Spring Valley'
and Brush College, which eom-i
prise the association were rep-'j
resented on the committee, un-j
der the direction of Mrs. James 1
P. Smart and included Mrs. J
Eva Purvine, Mrs. Jot Singer,!
Mrs. Ted Burns, Mrs. Lois
Crawford, Mrs. Fred McKinney.i
Mrs. Betty Rivett. Mrs. Harold
Washburn, Mrs. Walter Brog.
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