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Pane !..- THK TAPITAI. mi!RNAL. Salem. OrtffM v '
In the Valley
l Mttafl fey bTJEI FORBES
fiu&na Vsfo
Buena Vista Mr. and Mr.
Crater entertained tor
Sunday. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weill of
Gervaia, Bobert Willi, Mr. and
Mn. Curtla Reed and family of
. Portland, and Mr and Mrs.
Harry Walla of Independence
and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Graber,
' Lois and Raymond, of Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mill
bouaer of Monmouth were din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb
MlUhousea for Motner's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moore and
son spent the week-end In De
troit ...
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bacon of
Albany spent the week-end at
, the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wlthrow and
Sunday they attended the ball
game In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Norman
Hukari of Hood River were
week-end guest of , Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hultman, and Sun
day they were all dinner guests
la Salem at the A. J, Harrison
home..
Lot of noise wss heard
the new home of Mr. and Mr.
Gordan Wells Friday evening
when the neighbors gathered
to charivari the newly married
couple. Mrs. Wells was kid'
naped and Gordan given. in-
tructlons to follow to find her,
which ended at the C T. Wells
home where they were given a
shower sponsored by the Sun
day school, with Mrs. Cora
Ponsford, Mr. Etta Deterlng
and Mrs. Olive Well a host
esses. Miss Betty Foster sang
-Heciuce and "I Love You
truly", after which they op
ened the gins. Lunch was
served from the table cen
tered with a wedding cake,
candle and ipring flowers,
Mrs. Cora Ponsford poured and
Mr. Xlma Hultman- cut the
cake.
Mr. , and Mrs. Parry Well
were guett In Independence
Sunday at a Mother Day din
ner at the WiUlam Shu-wood
home, when all the Sherwood
family were together for the
day. and alio to welcome the
newlyweds, their daughter
Nina and husband, Gordan
Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Busby
and family motored to Detroit
dam Sunday.
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Silverton Among acta
vandalism reported In Silver-
ton was the smashing of
large basement window in the
First Christian church oclal
rooms, by a heavy atone be
Ing thrown through the glass
and into the room, occurring
shortly after the mother-
daughter banquet. .
' The Trail Rid ha been t
for Sunday, June 14, sponsor
ed by the local addls club.
A three-act comedy, "The
Whole Town's Talking" 1 to
be staged - the evening of
Wednesday and Thursday,
May SO and 31, Murl Frlzxell,
directing, at the senior high
school auditorium.
Attorney Quintin Zstell has
announced his Intention of
continuing his law practice in
Silverton, following the dis
solving of the Beesley and Zs
tell firm, after Richard Beef-
ley accepted a position a ax
dstant in the Salem office of
the attorney general.
Official reports ouciose
that adult have been guilty
of theft of bark from Chlttem
Tree farm over last Hill,
with one area practically
ruined by this work.
Meat official attending the
Salem regional League of Ore
gon Cities during the latter
part of the week were Mayor
Harry Canon, , City Manager
Robert Borland, and Council-
jam . Holllngiworth
and Zrrol Roat.
Mrs. CordeU WoodalL phy
sical education instructor, is
to present the junior high an
nual serenade at Eugene Field
auditorium Thursday and Fri
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
admission ire but by ticket
only, as capacity of the audi
torium must be limited to 280
guest. .
Donald
Donald Rev. and Mrs.
John Anderson of MllwauU
have been called to ervo the
Nazaren church In Donald,
May 10 being their first Sua
day there. They are both
graduate at Caedala college.
Mr. Anderson win attend the
annual assembly In Madford
May 17-11, representing the
Donald church,
Quite a few ladle from the
Donald . area availed them'
selves of the invitation of the
Audubon club of Molalla to
bear Carl Starker, noted flow
er arranger, give talk and
demonstration, the afternoon
of May IS. Those going from
Donald were Mrs. Lorin Giesy,
Mr. J. W. McClurt and Mrs.
Ralph Balr.
John .Felto ha returned
from hi recent vacation to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Gladys
Brown at Grand Junction,
Colo. They drove by way of
Bend and came back tnrougn
Wyoming and Idaho. On the
homeward trip they visited
McNary dam. watched the In
dians catch fish at Ccwo fans,
and stopped for a short time
at Bonneville dam.
Mrs. Glen DuRetta and chil
dren have been staying at the
home of her parents, Mr.
Mr. Earl Feller, while her
husband underwent surgery at
Physician and Surgeon bot-
ptlal in Portland. .
Cheryl LyteL daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. LytaL rup
tured a email blood-vessel in
her nose and It was necessary
to obtain the service df a phy
liclan to stop the bleeding.
At the well-child health
clinic conducted last week at
the North Marion union high
school, 21 children were given
attention. Donald district was
1 -b. - Mau Awl
ished theperonneI to aastot -
year age the chapter purchas
ed the first tractor.
' Thee tractors are used for
custom work and farming. The
chapter has 2S acre of wheat
this year. There are as boys
this department, with varied
project.
Harold Lewi ha been an
instructor with the boy, la the
Dayton high school for several
year and ha a record of ac
complishments during that
Urn. . - , .,
Mia Charlotte Pilar,' daugh
ter of Mrs. Lena Piter, Dayton,
ha been named to Cap
Gown, eenlor woman' honor
ary at Llnfleid college, e-
MinnvUle.
Mia Pilar Is a Junior Journal-
ism major at Llnfleid. Cap and
Gown choose It member on
the bail of leadership, scholar.
hip, activities, and Christian
Sheridan
Sheridan Bishop A. Ray
mond Grant of the Methodist
church will speak and dedicate
the new chancel at the Sheri
dan Methodist church Tuesday
evening. May IS. The public
1 Invited to attend the service
and the reception in the church
parlor later,
The Bherlnan American Leg
ion poet ha elected officer for
the coming year: David Yoder
re-elected commander.
Other officer are: Pint vice
commander, Fritz Wirf;
end vice commander, Knute
No; adjutant, Marion Latham;
chaplain, Mslvln Agee; service
officer, Otto Heider; sergeant-
at-ann, Bill Talbot: finance of
ficer, Clyde Todd, and histor
ian, Harry Crowe.
The cancer fund drive In
Sheridan went over the top
with, a collection of 1322.85
The quota had been set at S22S.
Mn. Beryl Swalls was chair
man of the drive.
Voters of Sheridan achool
will nominate
When the Russian took
goats to Guadeloupe Island In
the middle of the 18th Century,
the animal began to multiply
and built up a herd so large it
aenudM the Island of most
vegetation. i
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Tuesday Turkey All King
Wednesday Hel Rossi Pork Dinner Sandwich
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FACING THE CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
TRY OUR NEW DRIVE1N SERVICE TIL! A.M.
Dr. W. J. Stone, county health
officer, and Mn. B. Yeary and
Mn. Mary Tetterman, county
health nurses.
Jean (June -Bug) Poller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bar
ney Poller, took part In a mu
sical recital held on the eve
ning of May 14. The recital
was held In the lodge hall at
Hubbard. Jean is a pupil of
Carmelite ScholL
Kn. Bennett of Gaston, was
a Thursday dinner guett in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thurs
ton Yergen. .
and elect a director, June IS,
differently than hat been the
procedure for many year.
Nominees for the one director
post will be filed by petition
and will accept the nomination
prior to election day. Instead
of balloting taking place for
only en hour, the poll will be
open from 2 to pjn.
The term of Vincent D. Rus
sell, chairman, expire this
year. He will not be a candi
date for another term. Other
members of the board are Mrs.
Sua Hlbbert and W. H. Brandt
Dayton
Dayton Dayton Union high
school has elected the follow
ing officers for the varloui
classes and club for next year:
Seniors: Eugene Tompkins,
John Smith, Kva Jean Wilson,
May Ann Klupenger, Roberta
Wirf. and Arthur rotter.
Junlore: Jack Seley, Judy co-
burn, Lorette William, Joan
Overgard, and Roberta StihreU.
Sophomorec Mike Hough,
Beety Youngbjood, Darlene
Wlllard, Luanne steiniicnt.
Lucky Marr and- Barbara
Smith. '
PPA offictn:. Gen Tomp
kins, Duane Barnes, Norman
Finnlcura, John Smith, Keith
Hanna, and Jack Seley.
Pen Club: Ruby Clark, Lin
da Benedict, Roberta StilwelL
and Roberta Wirf.
Song leaden: Luella Mcin
tosh, Judy Coburn, Carol Hra-
ba.
GAA: Suzanne Smith, Becky
Reeder, Loretta William, Ro
berta Stll well, and Betty
Younsblood
FHA: Roberta Wirf. Lois
Schmltx. Rilla Williams. Pearl
i King. Betty Youngblood, Mar
lene Paris, Loretta William,
Joan Overgard, Joan Clow.
The Dayton Future Parmer
of America chapter received a
new Ford tractor from the Mc
Mlnnville Tractor Company,
Thursday, May 14.
Under the present agreement
with the Ford Co., the Dayton
chapter receives a new tractor
each year without charge, turn
ing in the used one at the close
of the school year. Three
Sweet Home
Sweet Home Mr. and Mrs.
Maddy were week-end guests
at the bom of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. ana airs.
Ulis Gardner In Portland.
While there they enjoyed
ratchin the Gardner take
part In a Civic Theater produc
tion ."Gondilier." They also
were taken to the Ice Polliea by
the Gardner1.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom xeea ana
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Been ana
on motored to Newport Bun-
rfav and returned by way of
riMnce and Triangle
topping to enjoy event along
the route. At "
the, watched Labrador Be-
Hmn in field trials.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mcln-
tm and family and Mr. and
Mr. Tuff Meacham were Sun
dav visitors at Newport and
Deooe Bay.
The Sauer Circle
nut with Mr. Zarl Maddy to
plan a June Pood Sale. Money
ralied to nurchaae dishes for
the newly finished kitchen.
Fourteen Ladles were served
refreshments by the host.
Mrs. Neal Robertson la to be
hostess for the June S meeting.
ra, plus nroDhecy, George
w.ors: address. Mrs. Agnes
Booth; group of eong. girir
ehoru.; da, will. Sedonia Burton-
cluf key ceremony, Don
rn!r and Leonard, Bettal-
youn; preseniauuM --
Mr, libel amui presentation
Tlui Mrrv E. Martin,
rr.rrMrsBsieCar
Pedee
iwiUh Carolina Cox f
Hoakin visited wn aara. i
Burbank Friday.
rwlta vaeaUoa school will
openJune 1 under the direction
Of Mr. A. . DOUIB.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chest
t Dnrtland. Mr. and Mn.
uu - .
r a Burbank were . ronn
guest at the A. L. Burbank
Unionvale
Sweet Home Alvin Crock
er suffered minor head injur
ies when hit on the head Fri
day at the logging operation
of the T. and H. IO EI in to,
at Cascadla. He waa taken to
the Lebanon Community hospi
tal tor treatment
Kenneth Walls, IS, Pleasant
Valley, who suffered bum
two week go, hss been trans
ferred to Doern Decker hospi
tal by the Sweet Home ambu
lance.
The fire department answer
ed two calls Saturday morning.
Pint one was on the Kermit
Molitor residence on 11th ave
nue. Damage wat estimated at
14.000. The Moll ton were ab
sent st the time of the fire.
Flames were out upon the
arrival of the department when
Mn. S. T. Colvin, 2022 L (tract,
extinguished a fire caused by
burning grease in a skillet. -
Mr. and Mn. John C. Gill-
ham were' weekend guest at
the Peter Byrne home la Foo
ter. - .....
Mr. and Mr. Roy Cook re
ceived word of a new grand
daughter born May 10 to Mr.
and Mr. Bernard Thornton of
Madras. The mother and' baby
reported - doing tine at the
Frinevill hospital. -
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u. iui Mr. O. N. Trueax
and Tbelma. Mr. and Mra-Lar-ry
Plank and ion of Longview,
v..h mm week-end guests
of Mr. Lura Trueax and the
R. H. Trueax family. .
Mr. George Bauman ana
Linda of Salem, Mrs. nema
nrrU. Marcia and Tamara, of
McMlnnville, and the Clayton
Baxter family were Sunday
guest.
Mr. Winona Sedlvy and Mn.
Ivan William, teacben la the
Pedee school, took their pupil
to Corvalli Thursday, and vis
ited the museum of the college
and had dinner in the park-
Graduation exercises for the
eighth grade clan will be held
May SO at the achool house.
George Curtla, principal of the
Independence grade chool,
will b the speaker. ' .
Mn. Winnie Plecher, Mr.
Troy Turner, Mrs. Paul Ronco
and small son, Bradley, and
Mr. C L. Burbank visited
Thursday at . Corvalli with
their cousins, Mn. Lillie Clem
en, Mr. Ada Cummlng and
Mrs. Perle Cummlng.
Faimew
Pairvlew Mrs. Lowell
Campbell of Palrview, teacher
of the 8venth Day Adventist
Livingstone school In Salem,
will accompany her 81 students
in the first to third grade, for
the annual picnic Sunday, May
17, at Champoeg.
The school will close Friday.
May S2. The reports that all of
the S.D.A. school will close
that day. ' s
The annual all-day picnic of
the Palrview Community club
will be held at the schoolhouse
Saturday, May 23.
- A covered dish dinner will
be held at noon.
Mocfeoy
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Gossett were Mother
Day dinner guest of , her
parents, Mr. and Mr. Bd
Schmidt near Carlton and
upper guett of hi parents.
Mr. and Mr, stuoert uoaseH
at Dundee.
Sav and Mr. George Wil
liam of the Dayton Christie
church were Mother aay
dinner arietta of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. X. M.
Coat. He will be supply
pastor . at ( Dayton for this
lummer. 1 ' i . v
Mrs. Earl Chandler of
Fairbanks, Alaska, flew down
to be Mother' Day guett of
Mr. and Mn. E. M. Coat who
are her uncle and aunt She
came Friday and remained
over Sunday. .. .
Mr. and (Mrs. Kenneth
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Albany; Mrs. I, A. Demary
of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs.
Mason Demaray and two'
son Richard and Milton of
Unionvale were also Mother'!
Dey dinner guett at the
tarn borne. '
Mohter" Day supper guests
were Mr. and Mn. Eldon Coats
of San Diego, Calif., Mr. and
Mn: Roy Van Fleet of Salem.
'Afternoon callers at the
same home were Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Bauer and family of Port
land; Mr. and Mn. Henry
Kerr, Jr., and family of Mc
Mlnnville. .
Scotts Mills
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Scotts Mill Mn. Mnrt.7
at Pry and Mia Doris Immn.rt
an journeyed to Portland raj
cently to see the Ice foUle?
They stayed at the home
Mr. and Mrs William Iran
Mrs. Fry's daughter.
Artnur Boyt ha enteral.
Silverton hospital for medical!)
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gid,.
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ited with Mr. and Mrs. Steve
n-aiuna recenuy.
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Broadacres
Macleay One girl and three
boy will receive their eighth
grade diploma Tuesday night.
May 10, at the graduation ex
ercise to be held at the achool
house atarting at 8 o'clock.
Graduate are Sedonia Bur
ton, Don Sorenaen, Peter Tay
lor and George Water.
The clan colon ' are moaa
green and magenta, the class
flower lrit and the da motto,
"Success Waits Just Around
the Corner."
The following program will
be presented:
Processional, Mn. Elsie Car
penter; invocation, Rev. Peter
Becker; class , history, Peter
Taylor; piano solo, Elizabeth
Broadacres Children In
the Broadacre school district
No. ISO, who will enter first
trad next year and. their
moth en are requested to meff
at the achool Wednesday, stay
SO from on to S:30 p.m. The
health program will be ex
plained and information will
be given concerning we . rul
ing out of the health record
which will be given to each
parent at this time.
Mrs. James Wallace and Mia
Shirley Denver of Broadacret
had aa their guetta latt week,
Mr. and Mn. Cecil Dencer of
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