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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8alem, Oregon
In -the -Valley
' Edited by MIKE FORBES
Silverton
Silverton Mri. Andrew
Moore, who fell at her1 home
and broke her left wrist several
dayg ago, la Improving norm
ally at her home. Mrs. J. P. A.
Hansen, 87 years of age, emer
gency surgical patient at the
local hospital, Is reported to be
making a speedy recovery be
ing able to walk- about her
room. ,
Mrs. Carl Benson, surgery
patient at Silverton hospital for
several days, will be able to
return to her home the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. William Shufford and
daughter, Billie, from Detroit
-., Dam, paid a surprise visit to!
the home of the Suel Shep
herd's coming to assist the fam
lng in moving to their South
Water st. residence from East
Hill, where they plan to live,
temporarily, to be nearer the
location on Silver Creek of
their new home being complet
ed. Mrs. Shufford and Mrs.
Shepherd are sisters.
Miss Goldle Stump and Jim
Mang of Portland were week
end house guests at the Silver-
ton home of the parents of Miss
Stump, Mr. and Mrs. John De-
Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer
were recent supper and evening
social guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Verbeck.
Fishing guests of Jack Mor
ton, and dinner guests at the
Morton South Water St. borne,
were Gary Webb of Salem and
Bob Lathrop of Silverton.
Mrs. Loren Bushnell and
daughter, and Mrs. George
Dennis spent Saturday as Sa
lem guests at the A. R. Sour's
home.
Vlsting at the Portland home
of Mrs. Hugglns' parents, the
I. A. BIttners, over the pasters, student body president;
Mothers Star
At Woodburn
Woodburn More than 100
mothers attended "Mother's
Day," at Woodburn high school
Wednesday afternoon, sponsor
ed by the student council of the
high school. This was the first
event of its kind at the school
and was much enjoyed.
Met by members of the stu
dent council the mothers sign
ed the guest book and each
was presented with an Ameri
can Beauty rosebud. The pro
gram opened with music by the
high school band, directed by
Donald Jessop, and greetings to
the mothers was by Bob With-
week end, were Mr. and S. R
Hugglns and Carl and Stevie,
Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lueck
and two sons of Portland were
recent visitors at the home of
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Wade.
Mrs. Carl Haugen was under
treatment at Silverton hospital
lor two days this week. Mrs,
Haugen was able to return to
her home in 414 Jersey St
Thursday to complete convales
cence,
FREE!
DANCE LJ50N5
1 711 9 UT. KITI
(Prior to our regular
dance)
CRYSTAL
GARDENS
Professional instruction
fey Mr. Triplett and staff
JONHAUSTUMO
JAt Modem file
Old Tim
Dancing from to 12
New Telephones for
Lebanon District
' Lebanon Completion of
new line will this week give
19 suburban and rural homes
south of Lebanon telephone
j service. The Linn County Tele
phone company i now doing
! the necessary house wiring
witn call service to go into ef-
feet this week-end.
A liberal rural line exten
sion policy being followed by
tne company will soon bring
service to many more farm and
suburban customers in Leba
non, Sweet Home and Browns
ville exchange areas.
Under the plan 1.000 feet of
pole line, or 2,649 of circuit
on existing pole lines alone
public roads can be construct
ed for each customer without
customer contribution other
than the usual installation
charge.
UJ SPECIAL
MOTHER'S
DAY
DINNER
STARTING AT 12 NOON
MENU
Cocktail . Soup - Salad
Orilfed Fillet of Salmon. 2.00
SakeJ Sugar Cured Ham Sweets 2.10
Pan-fried Rainbow Trout... 2.50
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef jaus 2.50
Tenderloin Cutlet, Noodle Polonaise 2.25
Hof Fried Chicken a la Maryland 2.25
Old Fashioned Fricasee of Chicken
with fluffy dumplings 2.10
Choke of Desserts
SPEC1AI $1 JO DINNER
Braised Tenderloin Tips, or Breaded Veal Cutlets, or Pot
roast of Beef, or Fillet of Sole, Soup or Salad, Drink and
dessert.
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Children's Complete Dinner SI
MARION HOTEL
Main Dining Room ust off the Lobby
If It Is necessary for yon to wait a few minutes we
Invite yon to see the television show In the lobby.
Mrs. N. F. Tyler gave a re
sponse.
A style show was put on by
the home economics girls, in
terspersed with musical num
bers. The first number of the
style show was "Off to School,"
followed by music by the
Choraliers, directed by Har
riet Nizic. "Ready for Play" in
cluded modeling of play clothes
followed by a reading by Bette
Norton. "My Favorite Date"
modeled date dresses and
"Church on Sunday" modeled
suits appropriate for church. A
vocal solo by Ronald English
was followed by pantomine,
a vay at Coney Island." by
Shirley Anderson and "My
First Prom." modeled formals.
Shirley Anderson acted as com
mentator. The program closed
with music by the high school
chorus, directed by Miss Nisic.
Tea lor the mothers and their
sons and daughters was served
by the FHA girls at small
tables decorated with serins
flowers. Presiding at the urn
was Mrs. O. L. Withers and
serving punch was Mrs. Frank
v. uoertier.
Committees In charce In.
eluded Mary Yuranek. chair.
man, Karen Magnuson, Shelia
men, itoyal Hastie. Boh Win.
ters: Invitation. Martha An. fir,
timuumn, jnanone (,-nitwoori-
reception, Marjorle Chitwood,
chairman, Martha Austin, Jane
McGrath, Shirley Anderson,
Phyllis Roberts; programs, Dol
lie Cummings, chairman, Paul
Edwards, Mildred Parton; re-
"OTuucmi, rars. Al ttlngo, ad
viser.
Unionvale
Unionvale Members of the
Unionvale Home Demonstrs
tlon unit attending the Yanv
hill County Spring Festival at
McMinnvllIe Tuesday were
Mrs. Susie Douglas, Mrs
Jamie Ediger, Mrs. Adolph
Hraba, Mrs. Louis Magee, Mrs,
Clark Noble, Mrs. Claude Pil
cher, Mrs. Fred C. Stackroff,
Mrs. Carrie Kidd, Mrs. Jacob
Tompkins, Mrs. Cecil Will, Mrs,
Steven Nevll, Mrs. Fred
Wlthee.
Calls Lilies and Cecil Brun
ner rotes are blooming at the
Mrs. Clarence . Fowler farm
in the Unionvale district
Gervais
Gervais Mrs. Fred Man
nmg ana sister-in-law, Miss
Serena Manning, entertained
me v arxersvllle Birthday club
at the former's home Friday
afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Don Zelienskl and
Mrs. Ray McCormlck and Mrs.
William Davidson of Parken-
ville and Mrs. James Davidson
of St. Louis.
Refreshments were served
to Mrs. Arthur Patterson, Mrs.
A. Impecoven. Mrs.
Mrs. John Beals of North How
ell, Mrs. William Umjendahl
of Gervais, Mrs. R. Harrison
of Salem, and Mrs. D. Dutton.
J-wo ill members of this
community are M. B. Earner
and Henry Seguin.
Miss Serena Manning left
for Oakridge, Monday morn
ing to attend to business. -
Ladies of St. Ritas altar so
ciety will meet Wednesday,
May 13. at the home of Mr.
Val Miller, with Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. J. Zellner and Mrs. F.
Adelman as hostesses.
Grade school Mother's club
is sponsoring a cooked food
exhibit at Gervais Hardware,
aaiuraay, May 8.
DeMolay Elects
S. Van Arsdale
Woodburn Sam Van Ars
dale, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry VanArsdale of Wood
burn, a senior at Woodburn
high school, was elected mas
ter councilor of Woodburn
chapter of DeMolay at the
regular meeting Wednesday
night at the Masonic Temple,
He succeeds Philip LaBarr.
Willard Thompson was
elected senior councilor and
Bob Withers, junior councilor.
Appointive officers will be
announced later. Open instal
lation of the new officers will
be Friday night, May 22, with
Philip LaBarr, retiring mas
ter councilor, as the installing
officer.
There was. a large atten
dance of Masons at the meet
ing and the initiatory degree
was conferred upon Duane
Balrd and Robert Dixon. At
the next regular meeting, May
20, the DeMolay degree will
be conferred.
Preceding the meeting a
family pot-luck dinner was
served by the Mother's Circle
at 0:30 o'clock. A short pro
gram was held at the table,
wtih Master Councilor Philip J
LaBarr, presiding. Lester E.
Keller, DeMolay Dad
Blind Students
Entertain Club
Dallas The Oregon State
School for the Blind presented
the program for Women's club
at their regular May 9 meet
ing. Lorraine Taylor, Salem,
and Betty Jo Gillstrap, Win
chester, entertained with a va
riety of numbers on their gui
tars. They sang several num
bers, as well accompanying
themselves.
Another student, Harold Har
grave, Salem, discussed the cur
riculum of the school as well
as its history. He demonstrated
the use of various Braille ma-
was chines, and demonstrated read-
presented with a lighted birth- ing.
INDICTED
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Aurora
Arthur H. (Artie) Samlsh
(above) has been indicted
by a federal grand jury in
San Francisco on eight
count of income tax evasion
during the period 1948
through 1951. Samlsh was
charged with "wlllf ully
evading $71,878 in taxes for
himself and his wife, Mer
ced. (AP Wirephoto)
day cake as a surprise in honor
of his birthday anniversary,
and he also gave a talk. Wil
lard Thompson gave a comic
skit.
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Sfayfon Man Hurt
In Auto Accident
Stay ton Russell Shaffer.
23, a Stay ton police officer, was
treated at the Santiam Memor
ial hospital' Wednesday for a
lacerated ear and bruises fol
lowing an automobile accident
at Shaw junction.
Shaffer s car crashed through
a shed and into a farm yard
after being involved in a col
lision with a car driven bv
Marion Lorenz, 780 Lancaster
Dr. Both cars were heading to
wards Aumsville on highway
n.
Shaffer's wife. Donna, and
their two children, Sheryl, 4,
ana JJiane, 6, and Lorenz escap
ed injury. . , .
Mother's Day Topic
At Christian Church
Silverton "A Mother's
Task," a Bible story based on
the Book of Esther, is the se
lection for a sermon topic by
the Rev. Arthur Charles Bates
of the First Christian church
Sunday morning, May 10, at
the 11 o'clock worship hour.
On Sunday at 8 p.m. reports
will be given by those who at
tended the state Christian En
deavor convention in North
eastern Oregon during the past
week-end.
Speaking will be Miss Glen-
LIVE PONIES
At PALMER'S KIDDIE RIDES
Opsn nightly vNlker semUffl,
The children were accompa
nied by one of their instruc
tors, Frank Sanders, who was
also sightless. He discussed
goals of the school as well as
progress that he has made in
Oregon in recent years at
early detection and aid given
for blind children.
The organization heard com
mittee reports and made plans
for the final meeting of the
year in June.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were: Mrs. V. O. Williams,
Mrs. George Woods, Mrs. J. C.
Tracy, Mrs. John B. Eakin,
Mrs. Eugene Hayter, Mrs. R.
G. McFarland.
The tea table was tastefully
arranged with pink dog wood
and ice cream May baskets.
Pouring were Mrs. Paul Mor
gan, retiring president and
Mrs. Morris Slack, president
elect.
Aurora Those who Jour
neyed to Brownsville recently
to attend the Institute xor v.
cation Church School were:
xii.. nrutta Kraus. Mr. and
Birs. Robert Hampel, Mrs.
u.lnh Bair. Mrs. Herbert Jo-
lin, Mrs. Harriet Ehlen, Mrs.
Erma Leek and Mrs. Hartwell
White.
In Aurora, vscstlon church
school will be held the t
two weeks in June in w
byterlan church. Tne scnoui
will run from 9 to 11:30 each
morning and there "
classes for aU boys and girls
from nursery age (3) up
t.,h kindergarten, primary,
junior and intermediate. This
year, the brand new Westmin
ster vacation church school
materials will be used, and
therwlll be many other new
features.
The monthly meeting of the
Aurora Women's association of
the Presbyterian church on
May 29, will be in the form
of a missionary offering tea,
with the Rev. L. C. Leikauf of
Christ Lutheran church as the
spesker.
Devotions will be led by
Mrs. John Krsus from the stu
dy book on Colossians. Host
esses will be Mrs. Lorin Giesy,
Mrs. Robert Colvin and Mrs.
Vernon Eilers. '
The Women's association has
purchased new dishes service
for 100 for the church kit
chen. '
On behalf of the church, the
women's association also has
given $40 to help send Scouts
Robert Will and Wendel Mc
Lln to the National Boy Scout
Jamboree to be held in July
near Santa Ana, Calif.
Delroil-ldanha
High Exercises
Detroit Four senior stu
dents will share tne graaua
tlon spotlight at Detroit-Idanha
ki.k .hnnl Mtereises In the
mgii -
gymnasium June 2..
The small class includes two
.iMrf.nt tt,hn have attended
ltuui". "
high school here for four years,
Alii- Frver who comnletea her
twelfth year at the Detroit
Idanha school, and Raymond
Wallace who has attended for
five years.
Other graduating aenlnrt ir
Jules Hill who came to Detroit
as a sophomore and Jeannette
Knodal who has attended one
year.
This school averages 35 stu
dents and has recorded several
years with no ararluatlns t.
dents and others with from one
to seven. :
Guest speaker for the com
mencement program will be
Dr. Roy C. McCall, head of the
University of Oregon speech
department Student speakers
will be Jeannette Knodel and
Alice Fryer.
Baccalaureate services will
be held at the Detroit church
on May 31 at 11 a.m.
Friday, May 8, 1953
Cooked Food Sales
At Silverton May 9
Silverton The Junior
Woman's club of which Mrs,
Larry Crennell is president
will sponsor a cooked food saie
' the Sprouse- Reitz store, be
ginning at 10:30 o'clock. Sat.
at the week's meeting of the
members at the home of Mrs.
James Kkman.
Mrs. Homer Westfall of th
DeMolay Mothers club, is an.
nouncing a Saturday, 10 o'clock
sale of home cooked' foods, to
be at the carter Appliance
store, 20S Oak St.
Reimburse Linn Co.
For Polio Expenses
Albany' The polio founda
tion has made up a $3,175 Linn
county deficit it was announc
ed Wednesday by Mrs. Vivi
enne Abraham, Shedd, treasur
er and acting chairman of the
Linn county, chapter of the Na
tional Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis who had received
a check for the above amount
The deficit accrued by require
ment of 19 cases of polio which
have received aid from the po
lio chapter during the last year.
The money has been ad
vanced from the epidemic aid
fund of the national founda
tion, turned over to the Linn
county chapter by Gene Mal-
ecki, state representative of
the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis. The amount
is about equal to the total of
1953 Linn county March of
Dimes contributions and - has
come in addition to $8200 re
ceived here last November,
also to cover a deficit
va McKlnney, Miss Patty Dick
man, Miss Nellie Harrington
and Bobby Vetter.
Rev. Bates and Mrs. Bates
were , official chaperones for
the four delegates attending
from Silverton.
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