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ThurwLy. Auftut , 1953
THE CAPITAL JOVKHAU Sales. OrtJM
Ira The Valley
Edited bj MIKE FOBBES
Gates
Gates Plan and speclfi
cationi for the Installation of
a water distribution system
for Gates have been completed
by the City Council and bids
for the project are being ad
vertised by order of the coun
cil. Bids will be received by the
council until S p.m. Monday,
Aug. 10, at the city hall.
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. George Child
that their son. Airman George
Child, Jr., had been injured in
Korea. While on duty guard
ing a supply train he became
Involved in a train wreck sus
talnlne serious lniury to his
right hand. After treatment for
the hand In Korea, he was
flown to Tokyo where he un
derwent surserv. Airman
Child had been stationed at the
air base at Kunsan, Korea,
with the air police. He is a
graduate of Gates high school.
Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson at
tended the regular meeting of
thm Third niitrict of the Ore
gon Federation of Women's
clubs, held at cannon ceacn
Monday of last week. Mrs.
Hutcheson, who is one of the
directors of the third district,
was a guest at the summer
cottage of Mrs. Nash, vice pre
sident of the district at Can
non Beach. '
Kathryn Overlock, of Se
attle is visiting her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Davis, at their country home
east of Gates. "Kit" Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Overlock.
' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frichtle
and four children from La
Canada, Calif., were recent
guests at the homes of rela
tives here and in Mill City
and - Stayton, among them
HIchard and Oscar Nystrum at
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Little Sweden, Mrs. Mable
Knutson and Mr. and Mrs.
George Stafford and family at
Niagara, Mrs. Delbert jenains.
Mill City and Mr. rricnues
mother and brothers in Stay-
ton. Mrs. Frichtle was form
erly Miss Ruby Nystrum.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bern
hardt and daughter, Melody,
left Sunday for an extended
trip south. They will visit In
Los Angeles, San Diego and
La Canada in California and
go on to Mexico before return
ing to their home in Niagara.
Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Tuck
er and son, Jerrald, visited
Mrs. Tiicker's mother, Mrs.
Jessie Hall in Silverton last
week.
Mrs. Laura Joaquin, who
has been employed in San
Jose, Calif., for the past three
months, arrived home Mon
day for a three-weeks vaca
tion. .
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boyer aad
daughter, Carol, from San
Francisco, were guests for a
week at the home of Mrs.
Boyer"s mother, Mrs. Mable
Knutson. Mrs. Boyer was for
merly Miss Elliot Knutson.
They were alio entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Levon during their
stay.
Pvt. Edward Komey irom
Camp Roberts, Calif, and his
bride, spent a 10-day furlough
In Gates with his mother, Mrs.
Louisa Wriglesworth. He re
ported to Camp Stoneraan;
near San Francisco upon his
return to duty.
Miss Beverly Johnson, from
Lebanon, spent last week here
visiting relatives, Mr. end
Mrs. Clarence Jonnson, mr.
and Mrs. Robert Levon and
Mrs. Gwen Schaer and family.
Miss Johnson is the niece of
Clarence-Johnson.
mm Amos Roten spent four
days last week In San Fran
cisco with her husband who is
employed with the United Air
Lines there. Mrs. Roten is a
nurse at the Santiam Memor
ial hospital In Stayton.
Sept. 14 Opening Day
For Albany Schools
Albany Both grade and
high schools at Albany will
oren Sent. 14 instead ox - on
Sept. 8, the regularly scnea-
uled opening date, it was an
nounced following a Joint meet
ing of the directors of union
high school district Mo. o ana
Albany school district No. 8.
Delay in the opening of
schools here as well as else
where through the county is
mainly at the behest of bean
growers and packers who fear
a dearth of pickers if schools
are in session. The bean sea
son has been delayed by cool
weather, it was reported.
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Lyons Earl Helemn, Boy
Scout leader of troop No. 81,
with 10 scouts have gone to
Camp Pioneer, where the
boys will spend a week. Mr.
Helemn will return home on
Tuesday. Scouts enjoying the
outing are Jerry Mohker, Jer
ry Gustafson, Deo Bridges,
Johnnie Bridges, David Tra
han, John Trahan, Freddie.Su
therlin, Ronnie Spellmelre,
Jim Morgan and Kenneth
Kanoff.
Miss Bettye Bentley, bride-
elect, was honored with a bri
dal shower at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bentley. Those receiving prizes
were Mrs. Chester Roy, Mrs.
John Lengacher and Mrs. Earl
Allen. Several sent gifts that
were unable to attend. Honor
ing Miss Bentley were Mes-
dames Floyd Bassett, Monroe
Walker, Lauren Walker, Ramie
Martell, Oscar Naue, Chester
Roy, Earl Allen, John Lenga
cher, Jim Lande. Mrs. Hazel
Wlrth and Miss Cheita Lande.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cre-
mer and children have return
ed home after a week's vaca
tion in California, where they
were guest at the home ' of
her sister, Mrs. Lucky Kremer
at Willows, and another sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bindel
at Pacific Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bressler
returned home Sunday eve
ning after a week's vacation.
They returned Friday Iom
the coast. Saturday morning
they went to Eastern Oregon
where they spent the week end
at Paulina lake With Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Allen who are va
cationing there. Tbey also vis
ited East Lake.
Cecil Bassett is' spending
several days at Paulina lake
with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Allen.
A family reunion of the Mo
ses clan was held Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Bass. Attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Moses from
Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ma
cabee from Philomath, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Bass, Patsy, Di
ane and Deloris, and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Bass of Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burmes-
ter were among those spend
ing the week end at the coast.
They were over night guests In
Newport, going by the way of
Corvallis and up the coast to
Depoe Bay and Ocean Lake.
and returning by the way of
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Oliver
had as their guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart
from Bonaza and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Hodges from The Dalles J
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jones
and son Lester from Oakland,
Calif., also were recent visi
tors at the Oliver home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bass
and his mother, 'Mrs. Albert
Bass, are visiting in Califor
nia. They will visit in Los An
geles with the sister of Mrs.
Kenneth Bass. They will also
visit with Sergeant Wayne
Bass at Camp Pendleton and
bring his car home. Bass, who
has been In the service for
some time, is being sent back
to Korea.
Thursday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prl
deaux from Atwood, Kan.
Carolyn Mellke of Eugene
and Maurice Taylor from
Waldport have returned home
after visiting at the home of
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Ransom and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
P. Lyons. '
Mrs. Harry Elmer and son
Gail of Albany speqt last week
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Hiatt.
I Mrs. John Prideaux return
led home last week from Phil
adelphia where she had spent
I a month at Pendel Hill college,
i Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kan
off and sons have moved Into
i the Robert Fetherston house
after leasing their tavern to
William and Mabel Koch from
Lowell. Ore., who took pos
session the first of the month
George Nydegger Is confined
to his home with a badly
sprained knee he- received
while at work in the woods.
Shirley Mohler from Lyons,
has returned home. She spent
a week at the Girl Scout camp
at Smith Creek near Silver
Creek Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges
are in . Eugene at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Clara Lee,
who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Lloyd Free and three
children have gone to Rochest
er, Minn., where she will spend
month at the home oi ner
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar naue
have as their guests her sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. Gerald and a Mr. Duffen
from Clarkston, Wash. Tuesday
morning the group left for
Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs, Glen Julian
and son, Glen, Jr., went to Al
bany Sunday where they at
tended a family reunion at tne
home of his aunt, Mrs. Joe
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanlon
and children from Richfield,
Wash., are visiting friends in
Lyons. They are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alwood
Aronson. They also ' visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Weaver. The Han
Ions lived here while he was
employed at Detroit Dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack uooaeu
and children and Dorothy
Grimes have returned from a
vacation at Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Casterline
from Ocala, Fla., arrived in
Lyons Monday evening. They
are cuests at the Clyde Lewis,
Velvie Lewis and Bert Lyons
homes. They are cousins of
Clyde. Velvie and Mrs. Bert
Lyons, whom they had not met
for 43 years.
Sunday they with Mr. am
Mrs. Bert Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Lewis, Beulah and Lu
cille and grandaughter, Chris
tie, and Velvie Lewis, attended
a family picnic in Hlllsboro.
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Falls City Enjoying the
tour of the Salem flower gar
dens Wednesday were: Mrs.
John Chamberlain, who is pre
sident of the Falls City Garden
club, Mrs. Virgil Davis, Mrs.
Chauncey Ferguson, Mrs. Ches
ter Bentiel and Mrs. Fred
Luhde.
Earl Frye, who died in Sa
lem Friday, of a heart attack,
was a former Falls City resident.
The Christian church will
hold its annual Sunday school
picnic in the Dallas City park
next Sunday, August 0.
Parents are urged to accom
pany their children and help
them enjoy the basket luncn.
Mrs. Don Ferguson drove to
Roseburg last Saturday taking
her mother, Mrs. W. A. Teal,
to her home.
She continued on to Myrtle
Creek where she visited her
cousins. Mrs. Victor Fink, and
Mrs. Leland van Allen ana
their families, returning home
Wednesday.
Ernest Moe and wife of Mc-
Minnville visited Mrs. Moe's
sister, Beatrice Llndemood, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves
are the parents of a boy, born
Saturday, Aug. 1, weighing
seven pounds and 8 ounces.
He has been named KonaiQ
James and has two sisters,
Charleene and Pamela.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Jos-
lln motored to Bend Saturday
returning Sunday.
Their iranddaughter, naaine
Pierce, came home with them
and will go to her home at An
chorage, Alaska, the last of the
month.
Kathleen Martin is a house
guest of the Dickey family who
live on Russeu niu.
The Frank Whlttons of Sweet
Home and the Woodrow Rob
inson family visited each otn
er's homes all last week as the
men folk were looking at sev
eral logging Jobs, also looking
for timber stumpage.
William Stelzer nas reiurnea
to his home following a recent
illness.
Gertrude Hotchkin has been
put on a diet in treatment of a
stomach aliment.
Dallas Gray has returned
from a trip to his former home
in Nebraska having been called
there by the death of his fath
er. The Clarence Lehnert fam
ily of Moses Lake, Wash., vis
ited over a two day period with
the George Kitchens.
Mrs. Leslie Grippin is quite
ill being bedfast some of the
time.
Robert and James Fletcher
have gone with other Boy
Scout companions to Camp Pio
neer near Idanha, for a week's
i outing.
J. L. Hunter is employed at
Cloverdale, operating a load
ing donkey for a logging firm.
He and Mrs. Hunter are
Smlthfield Mr. and Mrs. 8.
N. Xdiger returned late Sun
day afternoon from a trip into
Washington and into Oregon
at Milton-Freewater. .They
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
die Knopp and family and
helped organize Child Evan
gelism work in that area.
At Hood River they, started
the work under the leadership
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Sheie, and at Portland a new
committee was organized
whose chairman Is Earl Davis,
who is . also active in the
American Sunday School Un
ion. '
At Pendleton the Edigers
visited their uncle, Peter Neu
feldt. At The Dalles tbey were
Saturday afternoon luncheon
guests of their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. .Dietrich Rem
pel. The Rempels sent greet
ings to their many relatives
and friends around Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Rempel
and son, Marvin, motored to
Mary's Peak Sunday and Join
ed the many thousands of
folk who went there for the
day.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Harden Smith home included
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mc-
Crow of McMinnville. Later
Mr. and Mrs. Rollan Hoffman
of Dallas -and son, Dickie,
came for a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fitz-
water and children, Doris and
Gary of Salt Creek were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank A. Wall and fam
ily. Later Mr. and Mrs. Ru
dolph Smith and baby son,
Randolph Edwin of Jefferson
came for a visit. .Mrs. Smith
will be rememberedi as Joann
Erickson who formerly lived
on the now George Pfeiffer
place.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Rempel
together with Mr. and Mrs.
Ike Dyck of Polk Station, mo
tored to Hopewell and attend
ed the wedding of Jonathan
Wldmer and Helen OJu on
Sunday evening.
Jonathan is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. Herbert Wldmer who
used to pastor the Grace
church when it was still at Polk
Station.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Frie-
sen entertained at dinner Fri
day for Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Goertzen and family of Shat
ter, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Wlllems and family also were
present. Mrs. Wlllems and
Mrs. Goertzen are sisters.
They will be remembered as
Grace and Ruth Warkentin,
who previously resided here.
The Wlllems family now lives
at Fir Villa.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rel
mer and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Reimer and their families mo
tored to the Oregon beaches
Tuesday.
Mrs. David Reimer, who has
has been ill for several weeks
with dog fennel poisoning, is
now much improved and able
to be up and about again.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Frie
sen and Richard accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wall of
near Dallas to Garibaldi on
Sunday to visit the women's
father, E. E. Webber. Rich
ard, who likes to fish, stayed
with his grandfather for sev
eral days to see what he could
accomplish along the docks.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peimer
and Mr. and Mrs. John Frlesen
went to the beaches recently
and spent some time at Gari
baldi and Rockaway. They
returned Thursday and
brought Richard back with
them.
Mr. and Mrs. MUton Berth
together with Mrs. James
Copp and Pat and Jean Dris-
eoll motored to Salem en bus
iness on Saturday.
Verda WaU, Joyce Ediger,
Mary Berth and Stapleton
children are picking beans.
Vary and the Stapleton chil
dren are employed by Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Brown at Belle
vue. .Verda and Joyce are
working for the Salem Acad
emy bean yard at the Henry
Turn id ge farms. Joyce is
check boss.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dick and
girls. Marie and Adeline of
Dallas were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Reimer. Marie plans to attend
Grace Bible Institute at Oma
ha, Neb., this term. She
majors in music and does some
of the cooking for the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Friesen
and two girls of Dallas were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Friesen.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barth
and family went to visit the
Detroit Dam Sunday.
Frank A. Wall recently in
stalled his sprinkling system
and is now using the water
from the large lake to irri
gate the pastures and his flow,
ers and lawns.
1SS N. LIBERTY
Lebanon Blood Day
Set for August 12
Lebanon The next blood
drive in Linn county will be
held in Lebanon on Aug. 12
anounces Ruth Parton, blood
program chairman. Donors will
report at the Elks building be.
tween 1:30 and 5:30 p.m.
Mrs. Parton emphasized the
great need for blood during the
summer months when all possi
ble is being processed to ex
tract gamma globulin, the se
rum used in prevention of po
lio. A great many doses of this
preventative have been given
to children in polio epidemic
areas and the supply is much
diminished, she pointed out.
The National Geographic so
ciety says natives of the Mar
quesas Islands in the Pacific
have no firearms but harpoon
wild cattle for food.
HOLLYWOOD BOWL
SALEM, ORE.
MON. ES AUG. 10
staying with their daughter,
Mrs. Max Morton and family
of that city.
Mrs. Merle Ssvage of Toledo
called upon old friends in the
Oakhurst district recently.
The Savages moved to their
newly purchased home at To
ledo over a year ago.
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