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TUB CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Oreoa
In The Valley
, Edited hy Mtk Tfbtt, Faes lUil Est, U
4mjjy
Buena Vsf a
BUENA VISTA Mr. and
Mr. Perry WelU v tilled Mra.
Harvey Bartell In Dallu Sun
day. She had lust returned
bom lrora th Salem hospital,
and U lalnlnc every day.
Mr. and Mr. Wilbur Cray
pent the week-end In Burn
a guest of Mr. and Mr. Char
lei Oard.
Mr. and Mr. Gall miner
had dinner New Year' day In
Sweet Home at he win junnae
home.
Mr. and Mr. Perry Well.
Mr. Elmer Buiby were gueiti
of Mr. and Mr. Monro Cllnc
Monday evening.
Mi Freda Campbell of Se
attle ipent the part week a
houae fueiU of Mr. and Mrs.
Zeb Millhouser and left for her
horn Sunday. She Is librarian
at the University of Washington.
New Year's guetts of the
Millhousers were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Croft and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Croft of Portland.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mr. Jonas Craber were Mr.
and Mr. Ed Rex of Monroe,
Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Graber.
Raymond and Lois of Albany.
Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hultman were din
ner fuests of Mr. and Mrs. El
lis Lauderback of Oak Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold With
row entertained for their
granddaughter'a birthday, Bet
ty Lou of Albany. Sunday
other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Bacon of Albany, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Morse and Mr. and
Mrs. Dwayne Zaker of Canby.
At th Lindsay Ward home
for the holiday were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mance, Mr. ana Mrs.
A. T. Williams of Puyallup,
Wash., . Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
Ward of Corvallis. Mr. ' and
Mrs. Clen Swerlngen of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wells en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Detering for New Year's din
ner. Elmo Prather, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Prather, was mar
ried Dec. 28 to Beverly Rine
hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Rinehart, at Reno, Nev.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Prather
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Doty for New Year's din
ner In their country home near
Airlie. Other guests were Mr,
and Mrs. G, J. Helbenthal and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
Runkle and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Mtgfray Adams and chil
dren of Eugene, Mrs. Maud
Johnson, Mrs. Georgia Prather
of Buena Vista.
Saturday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Bride were Mr. and
Mrs. Gregory Bride of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bride
and family of Seattle, and
Dorothy Hermans.
Mrs. Dorothy Graham and
children of Hermlston have
been visiting Mrs. Grace Per
kins the past week and re
turned to her home Monday.
Bill Prather drove to Port
land and met Hans Hurley
from Rainier, Wash. They
saw the movie, "The Robe,"
and then drove to Klamath
Falls.
Bill Pruiett's guest for New
Year's was Otsuskl Sherui, who
is attending OSC.
Word ha been received that
Mrs. Emma Hall died at her
home In Kalisnell. Mont. She
was 68 and was born In Swe
den. She married Charles
1U11 In 1904. They lived in
Buena Vista and ran a food
store several years. Mr. Hall
died In 194S when Mrs. Hall
sold the store and retired in
Kalispell. Mont. She had one
brother, Oscar Norden, and one
sitter, Ida C. Dahlberg, both of
Seattle. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman
entertained Mr. and Mrs. John
Schirman recently.
Guests at the Elmer Busby
home recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Freshour, Ronnie,
Jerry and Lynn, of Dayton.
Sanitary Law
For Woodburn
WOODBURN Aa ordinance
was introduced at the Woodburn
City Council meeting this week
making It mandatory for own
era of premises or building!
within 100 feet of a Woodburn
city sewer to connect with the
municipal sewer systems
fore Sept. 1, 1B54.
It ilso will affect sewer sys
tems constructed alter that data.
The ordinance passed through the
nrit ana second readings. The
third reading and final passage
of th ordinance is scheduled 'or
the next council meeting. Jan. 28.
Connection with th sewer sys
tem would be made at the ex
pense of the property owners
snd only a licensed plumber or
member of the street department
would make th connection.
Anyone could lav the tile from
the building to th sewer s n
bypass the septic tank but all
such work would have to be in
spected by licensed plumber or
an inspector designated by th
council. A signed statement
would have to be filed with the
city recorder and a f 1 inspection
fe paid if the services of a city
inspector were used.
The ordinance provides that
the city may abate the nuisance
ol the use of outhouses, cess pools
snd septic tanks if the property
owner does not comply within
SO days alter written notice by
tne city. The cost to the eiy of
labor, material, serving notice
and 10 per cent administration
fee for abating the nuisance
will be assessed to the prop
erty owner.
Violation of any provision of
the ordinance would max the
property owner subject to a fin
of from $9 to SSO or imprison
ment i or not more than 10 days.
or both. Th proposed ordinance
would also repeal ordinance S43
permitting voluntary connection
to the sewer.
An ordinance was adooted nro-
viding for the assessment cost of
the improvement of Hieh Street
to the properties benefitted. Re
ports were made on the proposal
mat the city operate an ambul
ance but no decision was made
pending investigation. The coun
cil adjourned to meet Wednesday
night when 12 bids were opened
lor tne construction of sewers in
the Northwest sewsge collection
district Decision will be made
within 10 davs.
AMITY Howard Bird,
manager of th Tillamook-
Amity Cooperative association.
was selected for president of
the Amity Community Com'
mercial club at a recent meet
ing of th directors st Wilcox
cafe.
He succeeds Frank Cham
bers as president of th group.
Glenn Watts is the new vice
president; Thomas Hewitt, sec
retary-treasurer.
Other members of the board
of directors, sre, S. P. Allison;
P. E. Meeker, Frsnk Chambers,
H. W. TorbeL
Miss Betty Samson of Scot
land .who has been a guest of
the Robert Callendars since
last summer, left recently by
plane for Texas, where she will
visit an uncle and aunt. She
will visit In New York before
returning in February.
Th girls 4-H club meeting
of the first and second year
sewing and cooking was re
cently held at the home of
Barbara Johnson.
Twelve members and four
guests, the leadera, Mrs. Var
ney Wanlesa, and Mrs. Griis
by attended. .
Karen Warrick was chosen
president; Nelia Hills, vice
president; Juanita Johnson,
secretary. The January meet
ing will be held at th home of
Linda Wanless.
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Also
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for
Robert Haskins, Janice
Streeter, Billy Btegler, Billy
Nygren, jerry nasnDurn
Steven Johnson, Doug Lar
son, Rowmary Garren, El
don Wahl. Cheryl Simmons
Sharon Marshall, Darrel)
Richardson. Robert Crowe
Michael M y e r a, Ronald
Wlrhman. Mary Ann Hln-
kle. Linda Wilcox. William
r.,lck Stanley Ostby. Shar
mi King. Kent Lammera
Ann Humphreys.
TURNER Mr. Wallace
R!ch. was installing officer
tor tne officers of the Theta
Rho club Monday evening, as
sisting her were Mrs. Llovd
Sidwell. marshal, Mrs. Brutus
Ashcraft, Mrs. Red Pierce. Mrs.
Manuel Keene, Mrs. Arthur
Robertson, Mrs. Arnold Phil
Hps and Mrs. Oran Scholllan.
Mrs. James Versteeg, musician.
Officers Installed were Rita
Phillips, past president; Alice
Graves, president; Cora Beau
mont, vice president: Pat
Campbell, secretary; Gladys
Riches, treasurer; Marion
Grim, chaplain: Elaine Beau
mont, warder; Martha Pierce,
conductor; Jeanette Townsend,
right support to president; Ro
berta Campbell, left support to
president; Natalie Hatfield,
right support to vice president;
Mary Taylor, inside guardian,
and Margaret Taylor, outside
guardian.
Rita Phillips was presented
a past preaident pin. Mra. Al
bert Robertson is advisor and
Mrs. James Versteeg, assistant
advisor. Following the installa
tion, refreshments were served
in the dining room.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hogsrd
left recently for Perris. Calif.,
to spend the winter. Mrs. Oscar
Jensen and her daughter, Mrs.
Tom Kelly of The Dalles are
visiting in Modesto, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Coviile
have returned from a business
trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Phillips
mid a trin tn RrrimnnH In
visit his mother, who is serl-'
ousiy in.
Mrs. Norman Mollis and El
wood of Riddle, will visit rela
tives and friends her this
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rrgicr is
home from a varalion in Se
attle. ' Mrs. lva Sidwell waa a re
rent visitor in Longview,
Wash.
The Sunshine club met at
the home of Mrs. Manuel
Keene Tuesday. A no - host
luncheon was served at the
noon hour. Mrs. Lloyd Sidwell
resigned her office as secre
tary and Mrs. Charles Coviile
was elected. Next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
John Regler Feb. 2.
SUBLIMITY Mrs. William
Duchateau waa hostess to mem
bers of the Altar society at a
post holiday party recently. A
pot luck supper wss served at
7:30 p.m., followed by an eve
ning of cards.
Special guests were Miss
Theresa Schulte, Mrs. Ray
Richardson and Mrs. Dennis
Duchateau.
Mrs. Martha Lux of Mt. An
gel, who had been critically ill
the past few weeks, died at th
Sublimity nursing home on
New Year's day. The 78-year-
old woman Aa buried at Mt.
Angel, Jan. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. John Klntz
(Blossom Wolf), are the par
ents of a son, Gary John, born
DecMi 31 at a Sllverton hospi
tal. The young lad has a four-
year-old alster, Karen.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kintz
nd Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wolf
are the grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Welz and
family and Mr and Mrs. Mar
vin Zuber (Sharon Meier),
have returned to Piatol River
after spending the holidaya
with home folks.
Mrs. E. C. Smith was recent
ly admitted to the Sublimity
Nursing home. She has been
criiicaiiy ill the past year.
ACOftrtt FROM THI
oJm
WITH DEL MINI
Del." this friend savs. "what's
all this hoop-a-la about char
coal - broiled? Meat's meat,
isn't It?" ,
'Oh. friend." I sigh, "you
mean you've never tasted spec
ial charcoal-broiled meat?
"Well ..." he aays.
"Never mind." I insert. "You
haven't or you'd know."
1 elaborated.
"It does something no . other
method of cooking can do to a
choice steak or roast. Why, it
keeps the juices in the meat and
imparts a very special, ricn
open-fire flavor to the outside
It ... "
I couldn't stand it.
Just thinking about it doe
It to me. I ran down to the
Oak Room quick as a wink-
ana what ao you tmnk?
I found CHARCOAL-BROIL
ED STEAKS as low as 11.50
You will, too!
Remember In Salem it's the
Hotel Marion
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Scoffs Mills
SCOTTS MILLS Earl Lan
don, MM2C, cam, from his
base in San Diego,' Calif, to
visit hi father, Roy Landon.
Another on, Howard Lan
don, army man, left shortly af
ter the arrival of Earl for Ft
Ord, Calif., after spending his
leav at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Landon
have recently had television
Installed in their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bielen
berg art enouncing the birth
of a son, Bernard Mathias, for
bis two grandfather. Mathias
Blelenberg of Scott Mills, and
Bernard Willmitx of Zanes
ville, Wise. He weighed ten
pounds, fiv ounce at birth
nd ha two brother and
sister.
Mr. Will Fry visited with
her sister, Mrs. Anna Lardy, at
Hillsboro recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lantz
and son have returned fronj a
visit with Lai.U' mother iu
Redmond.
STORE PARTNERSHIP
WOODBURN Robert W.
(Bob) Sawtelle. who has been
employed at the Woodburn
Pharmacy sine ItSO, has en
tered into partnership In the
operation of the store with O.
J. Adkinson, who ha owned
th store sine 1S47, when he
bought out th late Fred Even-
den.
Call Meet for
Handicapped
SILVERTON The Parents
council for handicapped children
will meet on Monday night at the
Library of the Eugene Field
school. Th Sllverton Junior Wo
man's club is a sponsor of this
new project '
Howard F. Feast executive di
rector for the Oregon Society for
crippled children and adults, will
be th main speaker and Mr.
William B. Chandlee, Hillsboro,
chairman of volunteer service for
the society, will show th film,
"Stairsteps to Happiness."
Mrs. John Main is the" tempor
ary secretary. Th council met
for the first time in December
and to open to parents, relative
and friends of handicapped chil
dren. It has th approval of th
Sllverton school system and Mar
ion county health department -
SUNDAY Si'HOOL MELT
The Mario- County Sunday
School convention will bt held
at Evangelistic Tempi, Mar
ket and Park street, Saturday,
Jan. 18, beginning at am.
Those attending art) requested
to bring their own lunches.
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FAIR VIEW Thirty members
and friend of th Reorganize
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints attended the sera,
ices in charge of Elder f r
Chaplain, Vancouver, Wash- jt
uary ft.
At tn close oa -church ser.
ke dinner was served in th
social room. of th church.
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