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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oram
Saturday, Aarust 15. 1953
In The Valley
Edited by MIKE FORBES
Amity
WestStayton
West Stayton The Roy Nye
home has been the scene ot
much activity end company
lately. Recent vliiton were Mr.
and Mn. Art Nye and family
of Tenino, Wash., and Mn.
Art Nye'i mother, Mrs. Under
wood of Durham, N. C, and
Mr. and Mn. Paul Roberta of
Portland.
Sunday a family reunion wai
held with the entire family get
ting together for the firit time
in aeven yeari. Enjoying the
get-together were Mr. and Mrs.
John Huntley and Larry of San
Diego, California, Mr. and Mra.
Chester Nye, Gloria and Flor
ence, of Sutherlin, Ore.; Mr.
and Mra. Virgil Nye, Carol and
Johnnie of Portland; Mr. and
Mra. Gene Hueberger, Ralph
KODert and Donald of Sublim
ity; Mr, and Mn. Ronald Van
Handel, Michael and Roger of
ucean Lake, Mn. perry Clip
fell, Dennis. Sharon. Martin,
Patricia and Doris of Mehama,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nye, Gary
ana jimmie of west Stayton
and the host and hostess, Mr.
ana airs. Hoy Nye.
The West Stayton Women's
club opeced their rummage
saie rriaay evening. Aug. 14,
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nienke
. were Mrs. Nienke's brother,
Noble Shearer, and his son, Al
len and family of North Plains,
Ore. Mr. Shearer Is a former
resident of North Santiam. Oth
er visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Youngs of Salem.
A family picnic was held at
the Dallas City Park by Mr.
and Mrs. Paul McClellan for
their son, Truman, prior to his
leaving for the service, Sept.
IS.
Sunday dinner guests at the
i home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shepherd were Mrs. Shepherd's
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Maurer of Marquam, Ore,
Wednesday at the Maue Wil
liamson state park in Wheat
land.
At the business irteetin Hn
J. M. Murphy gave a report of
the club winning 37 prizes from
43 exhibits at the Newberg
c armeroo last weexena, Wine
teen were first prizes.
Dinner was served at 1 d. m
The next meeting will be held
sept, lo at the American Le
glen rooms In Dayton.
Civil Defense
Way of Life
CoL Arthur M. Sheets, new
state director of civil defense,
warned Thursday that "Ameri-
cans must continue to accept
civil defense as part of their
way of life as long as 'there
are threats to world peace."
The warning was issued at a
meeting of civil defense serv
ice heads at which Gov. Paul
L. Patterson presented several
George Washington honor med
als. They went to Russell H.
Kaufman, chief of the physici
ans section of the Oregon civil
defense emergency medical
service, and O. R. Blair, direc
tor of the Oregon civil defense
transportation service. The
awards were for outstanding
work In preparing against pos
sible enemy attack.
Both men have worked three
years for civil defense on a vol
untary basis.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Newman
and Gene, Mr. ard Mra. O. H.
Newman, attended the Jack.
man reunion In the McUinn.
ville city park. Sunday. Aim.
v.
The T. V. Newman's (Ethel
Jackman) and the A. W. Nel
sons (Lois Jackman) cousin of
Ethel, were honored on their
silver wedding anniversary
recently. ,
An anniversary cake was
baked and decorated by Mrs.
Miriam, tiui.
Aug. 0 wu the 89th wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Newman. About
40 attended the event
Esther circle. Young Worn
en's Missionary society of the
Baptist church, held its first
annual picnic Tuesday . eve
ning, Aug. 11 at McMlnnvllle
city park. A. picnic supper
was servea.
The J. E. Tureen family
ana me Knv HmhM. fomiiv
of -Newberg spent the week
end at Pacific City, in the Lu
cas cottage.
The Women's Society of
Christian Service of the Meth
odist church held its August
meeting at the church Wed
nesday afternoon, Aug. 12.
Miss Pearl Allen, president
Mrs. James L. Payne led the
devotions and Mrs. Isaac
Bantaarl presented the lesson.
Hostesses were Mesdames
L. Snyder, C. S. Hollowly
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harmon Reeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright
and family, had dinner in
Portland with his brother.
jonn wrignt on Sunday,
Mr. and Mra. Palmer Mor
gan and two children spent the
weekend at South Twin Lake
fishing.
Sweet Home
Grand Island
Wheatland
Wheatland Sixteen mem
bers of the Country Flower club
attended the annual picnic held
Grand Island Frank Finn!-
cum. dairy farmer, has been
named "Grassman ot the Year"
in Yamhill county for 1953 by
judges.
Jubilee and Hale Haven
peach harvest will start soon
at the Raleigh Worthington or
chard in the Grand Island district
Yellow sweet corn Is on mar
kets from the Cecil Will, Grand
Island, farm.
162 H N. Commercial
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Hello Folks and Many Friends,
I am Yee Sing now speaking
to you about good Chinese Food.
X am establish here for many
rears and to do business In same
Slace for many years you havs
be pretty good so people like
to come back that is me. You
come to my place and I will cook
lor you nest oninese ana Amer
ican foods. If you do not care
for Chinese food we hare all
kinds American food so every
pod) can have all kinds differ-er-t
dishes. Besides good food w
a'so have Class A restaurant
which Inspect man says is okay
too We open our place at g pm.
and stay open until 2 or 3 am.
So any time you get feeling of
hunger you coma in, I fix.
YEESING
(that's my name
sure)
Picture not of
mo, this my
cousin Frank
and Glenn Stevenson served
refreshments.
Seven members of Myrtle
circle. No. 8, Neighbors ot
Woodcraft, drove to Dallas.
Wednesday evening for a sur
prise visit to the Dallas circle.
Amity volunteer firemen
were kept busy early Wednes
day afternoon by a rash of
field fires. One Just at noon
on the Gawhen farm west of
town, one on the H. E. Wood
farm' also west of town, and
one on the Gene Schroeder
farm In the Yampo area. The
damage was not reported,
Sweet -Home " Seventy-
seven Rotarians. and thir
families and visitors were
teted at a barbecue picnic at
me sweet Home City park re
ccnuy.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Viaue
were cneis or the evening and
were aiaea By Chairmen Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Ashton. Other
committee members were Dr,
and Mrs. J. J. McCarthy. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith and Mr.
and Mra. John Kinsella.
&menainment ol the eve.
nlng Included aineinff led hv
Ed Cardwell accompanied by
airs, .uisnaw on a portable or
gan.
Among the visitors for the
event were Al Byrd. Scout
master of Troop 63 and Mr,
ana Mrs. Stan Ego.
A dessert party honoring
norma sawyer on her birth
day and Kathleen Kelly of
ueaverton, was held at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
sawyer of Sweet Home
cenuy.
Following an evening of en
tertainment the group held 'a
slumber party which ended in
a brunch.
Those attending were Janice
Calvert, Sharon Burnett, Do
reen Van Horn, Mary Jane
Hyde, Dorleen Morris, Delores
Seargent. and the'eueeto of
nonor, Norma Sawver and
Kathleen XeUy.
Silverton
SUverton At the week's
meeting of Delbert Reeves
post No. 7, American Legion,
Ronald Reed, commander: C
J, Towe told of the highlights
of the department -convention
Mid recently at Seaside.
which and the commander,
Ronald Reed, attended as dele
gates from the Silverton membership.
Three chairmanships were
announced by the president,
F. M. Powell as service offic
er, Charles Mason as legisla
tive chairman and Bruce
Billings as membership chair
man. At the social hour, held
jointly with the unit members,
Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg and
Miss Ina Harold were refresh
ment chairmen.
A member, of the post.
Frank M. Powell, has arrang
ed to attend the national con
vention at St. Louis, Mo.,
leaving Portland August 38 by
train. Powell was named dele
gate from Oregon at the state j
convention at seaside. Also
attending from tne Silverton
membership, will.be the son
in-law of Powell Roy Miller,
whose residence is Portland
and his home town, St, Louis.
Unionvale
Dayton
DRAG RACES
AURORA AIR STRIP
On Wilsonville Highway
Sunday, August 16fh
1P.M.
Sponsored by
KORTHWEST TIMING ASSOGATION
Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Hendershot of the Tur
ner Memorial Home at Turner.
will show moving pictures of
the Home at the evening serv
ice at 8 p.m. on Sunday, Aug.
10 at me Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mul-
key and family were visitors
in Dayton on Wednesday. The
Mulkeys will be moving to
Dayton about Sept. 1, where
he will be a full time pastor
of the local Christian church.
They have been in Oklahoma
for the past tour years.
The Dayton Garden club
met with Mrs. Elizabeth New.
house on Monday, Aug. 9, with
18 present. Mrs. Nelle Cobum
presided in the absence of the
president and vice president.
Later the group went to Mrs.
Lena Willard's to look at her
garden of flowers. ,
Mrs. Sina Chrlstenson was
co-hostess and cookies and
punch were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Acker-
man and children have moved
to McMlnnvllle where he has
employment with L. A. Cour
temanche. Robert Tedd, prin
cipal of the Dayton grade
school, haa rented the Acker
man home. .
Mrs. Ed Wildfong and baby
of Portland spent Tuesday
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Unionvale Mr. and Mn n
T. Kidd of Unionvale attended
irooaea River roundup from
riaiy 10 Sunday. -Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Stenh.
ens of Fairview also attended.
Kidd reports that Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Incele are residing
temporarily at North-. Bend
while -he is state income tax
collector stationed there.
Mrs. Mildred. Paetel and
daughters, Margaret and Dor
othy of Portland, were Thuri.
day dinner guests of Mrs. J. C.
Church and family.
The Paetels formerly resided
several years at the' place, now
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. X. J.
Dauenhauer.
Mrs. Paetel and daughters
expect to leave August 24 by
auiomoDiie tor weir winter ac
tivities.
Margaret will teach In Wy
oming and Dorothy will attend
wneaton college in Chicaco and
her home will be in the alrla
oormitory, Mrs. paetel will al
so reside in Chicaco.
A small fire in grain field at
l p. m. Wednesday at the An.
gust Auer farm which started
from a spark from his tractor
was extinguished quickly.
He was alone at the time and
put it out alone.
The tire fighters resnonded
but it was already out when
they arrived.
Portland Man Freed
From Red Prison Camp
Munsan One Oregon
man was released by the Com
munists In the exchanae of
American and Red prisoners of
war here Friday.
He was Set William O. fnln
Co. C, 38th Rgt, 2nd Div.; wife,
Ollle B. Culp, 19 S. W. Pen
noyer St., Portland.
Silverton Two well-
known local folk ' have been
ill and are receiving special
treatment. . v
Phil Tucker suffered a
slight stroke Tuesday, Aug.
11, and is being cared fpr at
his 814 Barger St home, Sil
verton.
Mrs. Marie Riveness is un
der special care at Salem Me
morial hospital since Monday,
Aug. 10.
Her son, DeLane Riveness.
with the U. S. Navy, recently
ten on an over-seas trip on
the USS Nagoffin.
Silverton Members of the
family making recent visits at
the Otis Polk home are Miss
Joyce Polk of .Sen Carlos,
Calif., on a 10-day vacation
from her employment Miss
Nora Polk who was with the
family of her uncle, the J. T.
Blacks of Sumner, Wash., was
accompanied home by the
Blacks who remained over the
week-end In SUverton. Mr.
and Mrs. Alvln Van Orden
(Nettie Polk) were guests at
the Polk home for two days'
stay.
The family of the Robert
Arthurs were with his parents,
the William Arthurs as dinner
Itiosta during the week. Also
at the William Arthur home
for week's vacation was
their grandson; Larry Arthur
of Salem, son of the Frank
Arthurs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingrich
were recent guests in Sheridan
of the Virgil Fanchers, former
Colorado neighbors.
At he A. G. Olson horn for
a day's visit during the week
were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar An
derson and Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Gluen of Mllwaukie.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Church and Donna and Linda
were recent guests at the
Brooks home ot the E. S. Wil-
gus family.
The sister and niece of Mrs.
Elling,.Mrs. Anna Mickelson
and her daughter, Mrs. Bert
Rothmanner, of Portland, were
guests of the tilings. Also at
the Elling home have been
Mias Anna Dollum and neph
ews, Daryl and Bobby Sever
son of WiUiston, N. D.
.Dinner guests at the Lewis
Melbye home were Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Kern and Mr. and
Mrs. o. E. tiler.
Two home occasions were
in observance of the 63rd birth
day anniversary of W. P.
Mann at the M.. L. Benson
home also honoring Victor
Benson and Mrs. Benson in
noon dinner, and a surprise
supper at the Mann home with
Mr. and Mra. Roy Gingrich
and Mr. and Mrs. ' Hermann
Gottchalk and Mary.
Ralph McCclley recently an
swered the call Thursday for
preliminary physicals for en-
tering the service of the U. S.
army. v
Mrs. Lewis Ingold (Ruth
Melbye) of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. James Down of Valseffe,
are visiting at the Silverton
home ot their parents, the Joe
Marshes.
Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Abel
entertained Tuesday at a din
ner in their Woodburn home
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Wade of Silverton.
Frank Wray, local attorney
for a number of years,, now of
Portland, and Mrs. Wray, visit
ed relatives, including: the
Jack Mortons, the first ot the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Clark
and children returned home
from a trip by train to Detroit
Lakes, Minn. -
Friday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jt. A. McCurdy
were Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Lar
son of Chicago, and the Fred
Robinson family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pitney
and Max and Ronald have re
turned from trip to Prlne
ville, while there attending the
annual round-up, going via the
Wapinitia Cut-off, and return
ing by the North Santiam
route.
Grand Ronde
Grand Ronde Guests ot Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Houston and
family the past week were their
brothers and families. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter C. Houston and
children of Mercede, Calif., and
Mr. and Mrs. George Houston
and children of Demming Wash,
Dennis Houston has returned
home from a vacation with the
young people of the Christian
church. The time was spent at
Wynema camp, at Ore town. Or,
Larry Ashwell, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ashwell,
is the' victim of rhedmatlc fe
ver. - - .
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Caligan
entertained this past week their
aaughter and family, Mrt. Ray
noalscn ana daughter of Port
land, also their son, Robert Ba-
nuck of Portland spent the past
week tad with them.
Aoam McPherv.- who un
jwent major nrgery at the
McMinnville hosniti, this oast
week Is reported to be improv
ing nicely.
A cub scout Picnic will he
held Aug 23 at Chamooei nark
near Newberg. All parents and
friends of the Scouts- are in-I
vitecf and are asked' to bring !
basket lunch and own table ser-1
vice. 1
Soft drinks and coffee wiU be
furnished.
Honest C. J. Newsy
Receives Reward
Silverton J o h n Sorenson.
Capital Journal carrier, can be
trusted with the "other per
son'" money was proved when
he found a wallet with con
siderable money in it and im
mediately took it to the local
police.
Only meager identifications
were in the purse.
After several days investi
gating, the owner, Miss Mar-
jorle Leonard, daughter, of the
Charles. Leonards, identified
the loss as her own which con
tained $15 in cash. She gen
erously, rewarded the boy for
his honesty.
FAIRVIEW GUEST
Fairview Miss Elaine Gil.
bert of Eugene is a guest of her
cousins, M.L and Mrs. Merle
Campbell of Fairview district
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Walker. They had been part
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than a year. Reevea said the
new store name would be
Reeves Music company. .
Johnnie Walker opened the
east Grant street business in
1046 and managed it full time
until he purchased the Albany
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