Wadnwday, December 16, 195 J
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Keizer
Keixer Mr. and Mn. Floyd
Miller of BIS Cbemawa Rd. left
Dee. 11 for Oklahoma City and
Paul's Valley, Okla., to visit
relative! through the Christ
mas holidays. They plan to be
gone a month.
Bob's Shoe Repair shop, 960
Chemawa Rd., suffered a $1500
loss when an acetone tank ex
ploded, setting fire to the es
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Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic
Naturopath Proctologist
1144 Center 8t
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tablishment Saturday evenlna.
The shop is owned by Robert
Barrett. The fire destroyed his
repair equipment The Assem-'
bly of Cod church, which is
next door, was slightly dam
aged. .
The Keizer fire department
wu host to the Marion County
Firemen's association.
Gueits for the evening were
E. . Morrison, chief engineer
from the Oregon Insurance
Rating Bureau, Portland; How
ard Gill, retired battalion
chief and drillmaster of the
Portland fire department:
Chuck Taylor of the fire mar
shal's office, Salem; W. B.
Jones of the Industrial Acci
dent commission, Salem; Bill
Hughes of the Forestry depart-
i ment, Salem; Doug Roney of
Honey Supply and Equipment,
j Portland, and Tommy Thomp
son, salesman for Howard
! Cooper Corp, Portland.
A chicken and noodle din
ner was served by the fire de
partment's chief cook, Harold
; Burright, and his assistants.
Keizer Scouts of Eagle pa
1 trol of troop 41 camped over
' night in the Silverton Hills, at
! Mickey Hickman's, in one of
the wont storms so far this
! season. The boys were: Gene
! Gilbertson, patrol leader; John
Rohrer, Rolf Gilbertson, and
Stave Billings, assistant patrol
leader. Gene's dad was the
leader. Due to good Scout
training, the group was able
to make itself completely com
fortable.'
The Keizer Builder's Supply
is putting up another building
just cast of its office en Che
mawa road. This building will
be a business rental and will
house a woodworking shop.
The carlhaven Garden club
met Dee. S at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. B. -E. Kreft, 4827
Thorman. Mr. Harms from
Salem floral shop gave a talk
about making Christmas cor
sages and decorations.
Harold Meyer, 6-year-old
son of Ray Meyer, Rt 2, Box
345K, suffered a broken collar
bone in an auto accident near
Hayesville school. He was tak
en to the Salem Memorial hos
plUL
A new grocery, meat market
and fountain la now open for
business at S129 N. River Rd
A name for the establishment
will be chosen by a contest.
Owners are Hank Stevenson
and Benny Higashi.
The Boy Scouts of Keizer
are again selling Christmas
trees. They are located at Or
cutt's market and on the Keiz
er corner. Both Orcutt's and
the Keizer Super Market are
donating space for the boys to
Clear Lake The Missions
ary Society will hold Its annu
al Christmas party Dec 18 at
the church. Members of the
Christian Service Guild and
other Clear Lake ladies, who
wlih to attend also are invited.
Luncheon will be served at
12 SO. ,
Those attending are to bring
dish for luncheon and
25 cent gift for the exchange,
The church program la
Lscheduled for Sunday at 7:30
Clear Lake
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Tom Pomeroy and son won
the top honors at the state fair-
grounds in the Cherry City
Racing Pigeon club contest.
with a young hen named Best
of Class, best of Salem birds.
then grand champion of the
show.
Brownie troop 21 met and
finished the scrapbook they I
are preparing for Fairview
Home. The nine girls have sold
80 calendars.
Keizer Community church
members met and elected of-,
fleers. They are: Lauren Stett
ler, elder; Paul Geil, superin
tendent; Hugh Adams, assist
ant superintendent; Virginia
Hurter, secretary; Glendon
Geil, head usher; Charles Ross,
assistant usher; Bob Goertz,
director of music; Terry
Goertz, secretary of Sunday
school; Carol Stettler, pianist;
Marvin Black, assistant pian
ist. Yearly reports were given
by Chris Lamparter, Charles
Ronk," Edgar Sawyer and
Charles Ross. Marvin Black is
to start landscaping the church
grounds this week.
The Boy Scout troop of!
Keizer Joined with the Explor-
er post to hold a joint court
of honor at the Keizer school
auditorium. Bill McCormack
and John Rohrer received sec
ond class awards. First class
awards went to Stephen Bill
ings, Robert Hawley and Rich
were awarded various merit
badges: Roy Ellis, fireman
ship; William Ebert, fireman-
ship and home repairs; Jerry
Hawley, personal health; Rob
ert Hawley, personal health;
Clifford Harris, firemanship;
David Rehfus, personal health.
Steve Billings earned five mer
it badges for cooking, safety.
personal health; public health
and scholarship. The court
was conducted by Mr. Gilbert'
son, acting as clerk.
Hugh Adams, committee
man, and Vera Billings and
Marvin Black, assistant Scout
masters, assisted in- the pre
sentation of the awards. Re
freshments were served by the
Scout Mothers' club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Snook,
1230 Claggett, have enter-1
tained Mrs. Snook's brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. M. 8.
Rettig of Aberdeen, Wash. Mrs.
Snook's cousin and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Cagler of
Kearney, Neb., also have been
guests.
The Keizer Ladies' Sewing
club wiU meet Dec. IT at the
home of Mrs. H. M. Broadbent,
872 Sunset Ave.
n m. Mrs. Naomi Manas and
Miss Margot Purdues are ar
ranging the program.
The choir, waa wvitea to
sing at the party held by the
Tarmony Rebekah and Gervala
Odd Fellows at Quinaby xiau
Monday evening.
The a ear Lake teachers.
Miss Grace Klampe, Mrs. Inez
Cannoy. and Mrs. Ruth Han
cock, have planed the school
program for Dec 22, 8 p.m.
Music will be furnished by
the Clear Lake-Buena Crest
band and a student rhrui,
with Miss Msrlyn Meyers as
guest soloist.
All rooms will have Christ
mas parties Dec 24, with vaca
tion extending from then until
Jan. 4.
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