' WeaneedAV, November 11. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Baltm, Ortfoa .
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Consumer
Meeting
On Nov. 16
'Representative of women's
organization in Salem will
delve into consumer attitude
on meat marketing at a meet-
inc Dlannea lor i p.m., nov-
ember 16 in the old high
chool building.
Tbee women, named by
their organization!' to repre
sent them on a consumer meat
marketing committee, have
gathered Information from
their membership on consumer
views.
Among questions surveyed
were meat cooking methods
and buying practices, ine
women are expressing their
views on self-service counters
with prepackaged meats,
ltbeling according to quantity,
type of cut and grade, and
buying in quantity, such as for
freezing.
Mrs. Mabel Mack, assistant
director of Oregon State col
lege's extension service, who
is working with the local
women, invites all women's
organizations to send repre
sentatives to Monday night's
meeting. Some Salem groups
tvere represented at a previous
meeting, October 15.
Salem is one of seven cities
in the state where consumer
attitudes are being gathered
by the OSC . extension service
in preparation for a state meat
marketing conference Jan
uary 6 and 7 in Corvallis.
According to Mrs. Mack, the
Salem representative will be
organized into a consumer
committee under a chairman
and vice-chairman. A local
delegate will represent them in
compiling a statement of con
sumer views, which will be
presented at the January con
ference. Meeting with the consumers
then will be five ether groups,
representing the steps from
meat producing to consuming.
When the views of all are
gathered, the result is expect'
ed to be recommendations
that will improve meat market
ing efficiency in the state,
finally resulting in the con
sumer's dollar buying more.
Further information may be
obtained from Miss Pauline
Schaplowsky, county home
economics agent.
Friendship Night
For Star Chapter
Woodburn Members of
Adah chapter of Independ
ence. Naomi chapter of Dal
las and Victoria chapter of
Turner, were special guests of
Evergreen chapter No. 41, Or
der of the Eastern Star, for
friendship night, Monday, at
the Masonic temple in Wood
burn. There were also visitors
from Holly chspter of Sher
wood, Beaver chapter of Beav
erton, Rhododendon chapter of
Falls City, Salem chapter of
Salem and several visitors
from Portland.
Introduced and honored in
the east was Karl B. Wipper,
member of the endowment
fund committee of the grand
chapter and worthy patron of
Victoria chapter; Mrs. Harlow
Dixon of Evergreen chapter,
past matron and grand repre
sentative of Maine; Mrs. Dessa
Hofstetter, worthy matron of
Adah chapter of Independ
ence; Mrs. Bernice Wipper,
worthy matron of Victoria
chapter of Turner and Mrs.
Edris Woods, worthy matron
of Naomi chapter of Dallas.
Each guest was presented with
gift.
Invitations read to recep
tions to grand officera were
from Hood River chapter at
Hood River, November 14;
Spokane chapter of Spokane,
Wash., to a reception for Mrs
Bonney Berthelson, grand
chaplain, a former member of
Evergreen chapter and daugh-
fter of Mrs. Maude Scott of
Woodburn: Bend chapter at
Bend, November 23, and Mult
nomah chapter of Portland No
vember 28
A letter was read asking
Christmas gifts for boys at the
MacLaren school
An invitation was extended
to members of Willamette
chapter of Shedd to be guests
of Evergreen chapter at the
next meeting, November 23
when past matrons and past
patrons of Evergreen chapter
and visiting past matrons and
east patrons will be honored
The refreshments committee
for the next meeting will in.
elude Mr. and Mrs. John
Schmid, Mrs. Hszel' Enos and
Mrs. Edeltrude Jones. A no
host dessert lunch will be
served.
Under "good of the order"
a recess was called and enter
tainment was furnished by the
"barber shop quartet" coached
by Mrs. Murjorie Mernott and
directed by Kenneth Thomp
son. Wearing old time cos
tumes and sporting bristly
mustaches the quartet Includ
ed Kenneth Thompson, Late
Peterson, Percy Seely, and
A
Harlow Dixon.
The chapter was again call
ed to order and there war
talks by the honored guests
and other members and visi
tors. The traveling gavel of
the Willamette Association of
Matrons and Patrons was pre
sented to the worthy matron
to use during the evening by
Mrs. Edris Woods, worthy ma
tron of Naomi chapter. -
The chapter room was dec
orated with chrysanthemums
furnished by Mrs. Joyce Ea
gle. Refreshments were served
by a committee which includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kel
ler, Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Mrs.
Grace Hurlburt, Mrs. Margaret
Hastie and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Proctor.
Officers Named
For Junior Groups
Woodburn Junior court of
Court Victory No. 731, Catholic
Daughters of Amerca, met last
week at the home of the chair
man, Mrs. Kilian Smith.
The Rev. Michael Fleming la
the court chaplain. Other offi
cers are Francis Klenski, pres
ident; Kathryn Nonneman, vice
president; Susan Nonneman,
secretary-treasurer.
The court is planning a food
sale at St. Luke's hall, Novem
ber 23. They will make a
Christmas crib to display in a
local store window.
The next meeting of the
court will be at the home of
Frances Serres when the mem
bers wil paint figurines for the
Christmas crib. Plans also were
made for Christmas caroling
and for a monthly skating
party.
St. Marie Garettl troop of
the Junior CDA (high school
group) met with their counsel
or, Mrs. Joe Uphoff and elected
the following officers: Shirley
Brown, president; Betty Reis,
vice president; Kathryn Nonne
man, secretary-treasurer and
Betty Reis, reporter. The next
meeting of this group will be
at the home of Betty Reis.
St Veronica Troop of the
Junior CDA (eighth grade
group) met with their counsel
or, Mrs. Kilian Smith. Officers
elected were Carol Klenski,
president; Yvonne Smith, vice
president; Susan Nonneman,
secretary; Carol Heldt. treasur
er; Marie Louise Haener, re
porter. The next meeting of
this group will be at the home
of Carol Klenski on Nov. 20.
St. Rose of Lima Troop, Jun
ior CDA (seventh grade) have
aa their counselor, Mrs. Leon
ard Petshow. Officers of this
group are: Joan Welgel, pres
ident; Mary Donnelly, vice
president; Margaret Petshow,
secretary; Barbara Wengen-
roth, treasurer; Janet Carter,
reporter. They are planning to
make toys for the children of
Providence hospital.
Jumorette troop of Junior
CDA (sixth grade) have for
their counselor Mrs. Joe Cam
roth and their troop officers in
clude: Marilyn Gamroth, pres
ident; Sharon Donnelly, .vice
president; Kathryn Haener,
secretary; Lonna Smith, treas
urer; Kathryn Haener, report
er. This group is planning to
make Christmas gifts for the
Providence nursery home,
Bridge Club
Dallas Mrs. Clifford Hood
was a hostess of Ootober 28, en
tertaining the Wednesday night
bridge club at her home on El
lendale road, with Mrs. Roger
Byambidden as a guest Re
freshments were served follow
ing the evening's play. Mrs,
Del belt Hunter was high for
the evening, Mrs. William Dal-
ton won the traveling prize.
Low went to Mrs. William
Wood. Winners for slam were
Mrs. Delbert Hunter and Mrs.
Tom Starbuck.
Members present were Mrs.
Leland LeFors, Mrs. Tom Star-
buck, Mrs. Art Quirin, Mrs.
Dlbert Hunter, Mrs. William
Dalton, Mrs. William Wood,
Mrs. Orlando Peters, and Mrs.
Hood.
Birthday Event
Dallas Mrs. Eldon Beven's
was hostess for a luncheon in
honor of her daughter, Laurie
Bevens, who was four years old
on Saturday. A Walt Disney
theme was carried out in the
favors and decorations. Covers
were placed for Corinne and
Brian Shetterly, Russel and
Sandra Sanderlin, Bobbie and
Fun Exclusively
For IS Tears
LACHELLES
Junior Council of
CDA Entertained
Woodburn . The Junior
council of Court Victory No.
731, Catholic Daughters of
America, met recently at the
home of the Junior chairman,
Mrs. Kilian Smith, with the
following council members
present: T b t Rev. Michael
Fleming, chaplain; Mrs. Kil
ian Smith, Junior chairman;
Mrs. Leonard Petshow. Mrs.
Joe Uphoff, Mrs. Charles Yur
ane; vice grand regent and
Mrs. Alvah Cowan, grand re
gent Junior court activities were
discussed and recommenda
tions made.
Counselors named were
Mrs. Kilian Smith for the
eighth grade troop, Mrs,. Leo
nard Petshow for the seventh
grade troop, Mrs. Joe Gam
roth tor the Juniorettes (six
th grade), and Mrs. Joe Up
hoff for the high school troop.
Election of council officers
followed. Those elected In
clude vie chairman, Mrs,
Charles Yuranek; secretary,
Mrs. Alvsh Cowan; treasurer,
Mrs. Leonard Petshow.
After the meeting adjourn
ed the members attended the
junior council meeting at Mrs. j
Smiths home following the
council meeting. i
I
Woodburn CDA ;
Plans Activities
Woodburn The regulsr
meeting of Court Victory No.
731, Catholic Daughters of
America, was Monday night
at St. Luke's hall with Mrs.
Alvah Cowan, grand regent.
presiding. .
Plans were made to sponsor
food and fancy work sale
December 9 at a downtown lo
cation to be decided by the
committee, which includes
Charles Yuranek, chairman,
Mrs. Julius Vandehey, Mrs.
Steve Bauman, Mrs. Mike Sel
ler, Mrs. John Sticka, Mrs.
Mark Purdy and Mrs. John
Kosse.
A Christmas party was also
planned for December 13 at
St. Luke's hall with husbands
of the members and the
Knights of Columbus and their
ladies as guests. A no-host sup
per will be served followed by
entertainment. Mrs. Ignace
Zelinka will be chairman of
the, committee in charge.
During the program hour
the Rev. Michael Fleming spoke
on the topic "Putting Christ
Back in Christmas," and asked
members to- usist the Colum
bian squires in the- bishop's an
nual clothing drive for the
needy on November 30.
. After the meeting cards
were in play and refreshments
served by a committee with
Mrs. Francis Riding as chair
man. .
The next regular meeting
will be December 14 with Mrs.
Ray Andrews of the serving
committee.
Legion, Auxiliary . . 4
Entertain Group
Silverton The Monday
evening program of Delbert
Reeves unit No. T, American
Legion auxiliary, drew
large group of members and
special guests.
After the separate business
sessions of the post and unit,
a social hour was followed by
the appearance of one young
man and four young women
who were sponsored by the
Legion and auxiliary at the
summer Girls State and Boys
State. The reports of the
achievements of this special
educational venture were giv
en by the young people at the
Monday program.
Nobby Anderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aage B. Anderson,
was guest at Boys State, teat
from. Delbert Reeves post No.
7, and was introduced by the
Boys State chairman,' F. M.
Powell, and presented by the
post commaander, Ronald
Reed. .
Miss Nancy Benson was in
troductory - toastmistrtss pre
senting Miss Donna Jackson,
Miss Betty Montgomery, Miss
Nancy Peckbam, and herself
to report on Giris Ststa. 1 -
Mothers of the young wom
en and members of the Lions
auxiliary aa guests were Mrs.
H. H. Peckhau, Mrs. Willard
Benson, Mrs. Edmund Jack
son, Mrs. Robert A. Montgom
ery. From the Lions club aux
iliary were Mrs. Clarence
Morley, Mrs. William Robbins,
Mrs. Ralph Adams, Mrs.
Charles Hopkins, Mrs. Delbert
Iverson, and those aa members
of both women's organizations,
Mrs. Ma Higlnbotham, Mrs.
Clifton Dlckerson, Mrs. F. M.
Powell, Mrs. Bruce Billings,
Mrs. C. 3. Towe.
The Lions club sponsored
Ground Laid
For Planning
A systematic arterial street
grid for the fringe districts
around Salem was set up as
an immediate objective of the
planning division of the city
Planning and Zoning Commis
sion Tuesday night
To make a preliminary
study.' Robert K. Powell,
chairman of the planning sec
tion, appointed a committee
comprising Robert T. Stanley,
chairman, City Engineer J. H.
Davis, and Frsnk Gurin.
Other planning operations
of the commission as outlined
Tuesday night Include: subdi
vision standards, with Vera
McMulIen chairman of a sub
committee to make the study;
acquisition of property tor ax
tension of streets, Frank Guer
in, chairman; possible finan
cial measures en the May bal
lot bearing en long-range
planning, with Powell . as
chairman.
Commissioner McM n 1 1 n
suggested that fringe areas
could be much Improved by a
consistent system of numbered
sheets.
The commission will con
tinue ts stud of appropriate
billboard location and regulations.
GUT MOOR! BOMB
Detroit Guy Moon has
been released from the Salem
Memorial hospital, where he
baa been recuperating from
recent major surgery.
UNO GTJtTAVK ft TODAY
- London " King Gustavo
VI of Swdeen, observed his
71st birthday t quietly her
Wednesday. The monarch Is
'on private visit to Britain,
2hf GREEN STAMPS
ON ALL PURCHASES
FREI DELIVERY
OUWUDWSJTOiJ !
i. 1 Caadalarla Blvd. .
Miss Packham, who was their
speclsl guest at a dinner ear
lier in the evening.
MARJORIE
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Capitol Shopping Center
Connie Woodman, Darcy New
ton, Craig Siebert, Fawn Ma
rie, Allen and Marion Wil
liams, Skipper Tadrlck, Bobbie
Melcher, all of Dallas. Tom and
Dicky Kingsbury of Corvallis.
Mothers present were Mrs. Geo
Sanderlin, Mrs. Robt Wood
man, h.rt. Loren Siebert, Mrs.
M. M. Williams, Mrs. Geo Tad
rick, Mrs. Thomas Newton.
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$96S0
BIRTHDAY GIFT
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BIRTHDAY GIFT
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CELEBRATION! fj
A FOURW ANNIVERSARY APPRECIATION:
Four years ago after securing location, much time and effort was spent in '
creating one of Salem's fine women's apparel stores. After two years the store
was doubled in capacity, Justifying the confidence in Salem. Today, the ac
counts enjoyed by the Vogue number in the hundreds, testifying to the accept
ance of the quality merchandise, the nationally famous brand names and the
true economy of buying wisely and well. In appreciation for this phenominal
four ear growth. The Vogue of Salem considers it privilege to offer a two .
week, store-wide birthday event Truly, this is not a sale, but an event which
has been planned over several months. So The Vogue of Salem says "thank you
In a big way, with appreciation values and gifts such as these. , . , ; .. , ..
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DRESSES SUITS
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Group One $10.00
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Group Two $15,00
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Group Three , $21.00
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Group Four $31.00
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Group five $37.00
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"goats
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Shertie Coats
Values to $59.95
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL -Group
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BIRTHDAY .SPECIAL
Group Two
$67.00
Volues to $110.93 . .
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. SKIRTS
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
LARGE SELECTION .
$5.00 - $7.00 - $11.00
$24.00 -$34.00 LINGERIE
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Regular Length
Group One . $47.00
Volues to $95.00 1
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Regular Length
Group Two $67.00
Volues to $125.00
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Reg. Values to $14.95
$3.00 - $5.00 - $7.00
Your Gift Is In the Price
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Blouse..
Our Birthday Specials Also Merit a Gift
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.each suit
Scarf or pin.
2 pr. anklets.
each coaf
.each skirt
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Special Birthday Discount of $2 to $4 on every pair. Also a pair of sheer
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