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Edited by MIKE FORBES
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GATr.-' A recepil. i .i-.ioring
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowes, who
were recently mimed, and Mr.
uT Line n Hw tte " " da,n" "E '
louses! m-rried couple in thejD.on M" accompanying at the
community, will be held in llio j
m?rringc( Sunday, Jan. 24.
An invitation is being extended :
to friends of te newest newly-j
weds and the oldest couple to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs-. Don Miley and two
children spent Friday and Sat
urday in Eugene, where Mr.i
Miley attended the Oregon Asso-!
a, c-ird3v evenine be-' V .T.' ,i ; . j school class collecting the most Mrs. G enn Magers, Mrs. Thomp-
Z "tr fhourTof 8 and 10 i ""J1 a?d T,m Wh"C 8CrVed , silverware coupons (or flatware! son, Mrs. Betty Cook, Mrs. Eddie
Mr Ind Mrcnnc"s observed rcJ.resh,ment- K r 'for the home economies depart-j Fox, Mrs. Veva Blanchard, Mrs.
k" JL" .Z-Z . w 1 ..Guc5 ? wcre. Ph','p Ca.nn' ment. and $1 to the student turning Carolyn Emerson, Mrs. Ardith
me aiAticiit oiniMLiflui; " t mm Kirntr rvi iikp. .tits. L.ue . . ..
lation of secondary school prin- p0sed of their home near the ; ccnljy approved at a public hear
cipals. Mr. Miley is a member of j Main St. bridge and also a 160- ! jg Reason for the reduction was
the committee to review high , acre ranch near Black Rock, j tnat those streets eliminated from
school college relations and the , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klicver have ' the first phase of the program
Inter-State Council. The duties ; purchased the home and the
i were bordered by too many vacant
of this committee will also in- r Oregon Association of N o r t h j jots.
volve senior campus visitation in : American Baptist Convention Streets which will c improved
the spring. j
Mrs. L. L. Rynearson was call
ed to Portland by the death of
her grandfather, Robert H. Mc-
Namee, at the age ot 101. Mr.
McNamce was born in Jackson
County, Ohio, and at the age of
99 made a trip to Oregon to visit
his grandaughter, who at that
time was a resident of Detroit,
where he made many friends. Bur
ial was in Mountain Grove, Mo.
Mrs. Alva McNamee accompanied
the body of her father-in-law
east.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haun and
daughter, Louise, and son Mcr
vin, who have resided in Red
ding, Calif., since selling their
home in Gates last spring, have
returned to Gates to make their
home for a time. They arc rent
ing the Struckmeicr home and
Louise and Mcrvin arc attending
the Gates high school.
Mrs. Elmer Stewart visited sev
eral days the past week in Stay
ton at the C. A. Brudcr home.
She returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Glen Hcnness, accomnan
Jed by Mrs. Burrcl Cole, Mrs.
Clarence Rush, Mrs. Clare Hcn
ness and Kandee and Mrs. Keith
Henness, of Mchama, drove to
Dallas Tuesday of last week,
where they spent the day with
Mrs. Henness's mother, Mrs. Roy
Taylor, on her birthday anniver
sary. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stafford
and family moved this week to
Lakevicw where Stafford will en
gage in the gravel business with
his brothers-in-law, Basil, Erwin,
Gordon and Kenneth Weathers,
former residents of Gates.
Mayor and Mrs. W. R. Hutch
pson visited ' in Redmond and
Prinevillc over the week end.
Princville was their former home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood
drove to Cottage Grover over last
week end, where they Were
guests at the home of Mrs. Fleet
wood's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Eastburn.
Mrs.- L. L. Rynearson enter
talncd a group of youngsters' Sat
urday afternoon, Jan. 23, at her
home, in compliment to her
daughter Susan, who was six
years old that day. nvited to help
Susie eclebarte the day were
Christine Ncwbcrg, Idanha: Bev
erly Humphreys, Detroit; Binkic
Bingston, Mill City; Linda An
derson, Marjoric and Phyllis Ny
gaard, Lois Evans and Dickie
Rynearson, Gates.
Mrs. Brad Humphreys, Mrs.
F.rlck Ncwbcrg and Mrs. Orville
Mygaard assisted the hostess
serve refreshments.
The Gates Woman s club met
Thursday evening, Jan. 23, in the
recreation rooms of the high
school. Mrs. Kenneth Martig pre
sided. Mrs. W. R. Hutchrson, chair
man nf the building committee,
reported on the progress made
on the club house.
Mrs. W. S. Hudson, chairman
nf the reception committee for
the reception to be held Satur
day evening, Jan. 30, honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bnwrs and
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Hcnness,
discussed plans.
Other members of the com
mittee In charge of arrangements
are Mrs. Richard Parker, Mrs.
W. F. Strurkmeier, Mrs. Dale
Reynolds, Mrs. Floyd Vnlkel and
Mrs. W. R. Hutchrson.
Members of the gift commit
tee are Mrs. Glrn Hcnness, Mrs.
Orville Nygaard, Mrs. llurrel
Cole, Mrs. Walter Ilrisbin and
Mrs. Albert Millsnp.
Mrs. Elmer Klutke. Gates rep
resentative of the ladies auxil
iary of the Santiam Memorial
hos pital, was present and spoke
on plans of the auxiliary to reorganize.
Valley
Mrs. Klutke announced that a
luncheon to be given by mem-
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held in Jlehama, reo. 4, in the
Woman's club house.
Patsy I'ennick entertained
Richard Parker, Mrs. i
Kuhlman, Mrs. Robert Rose, Mrs.
Don Gordon, Mrs. William Pen-1
nick and Mrs. Harold Morton.
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Dallas
DALLAS Mr. and
AHolDh Schneider have dis- ,
has purchased the ranch, which :
!is improved with a lodge and
other buildings. It is expected j
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that the ranch will be made
ready for summer camp this
year.
The Schneiders have moved
to Clovcrdale, Calif., where they
have been living since before
Christmas and where he is cm
ployed in construction in con
nection with the Denney Broth
ers sawmill. The move was
made so they would be near
their daughter, Mrs. J. F. Don
ney, wife of one of the saw
mill owners. They have lived
in and near Dallas for the past
15 years, where he followed the
line of building constructor.
Two boys, one a parolee from
the Boys' Training School at
Woodburn, arc missing from
the home of Mrs. Dora Horner
of Falls City, since Sunday,
Tony Ncufeld, Polk county
sheriff, states.
A billfold and $2.1 also arc
missing from the- Horner home.
Fails City
FALLS CITY-Word has been
received of the death of Calvin
Shepherd who lived in the Bridge
port community many years ago,
his death having occurred at his
home in Corvallis.
Mr. Shepherd was a brother-in-
law of Elmer Guthrie of this city
and Mrs. Lillith Guy of Dallas.
Funeral was Tuesday at Mc-
Hcnry Funeral Home in -Corvallis.
Junior Bakke and Raymond Wil
liams have been spending a fur
lough with home folks, coming
from army training camp near the
District of Columbia.
Having finished their (raining
they will go to Fort Lewis, Wash.,
where they wil Ibc assigned to
duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones of
Dallas were Sunday afternoon
guests of the Ross Bowman fam
ily. Mrs. Grant Barnard visited her
parents, the Lorcn Coopers, Sun
day. Mrs. Edward Bakke was a ton-
silectomy patient at the Bartell
hnspital last week.
Mrs. Bakke developed bronch
ial pneumonia after surgery.
Mrs. Jess Sylsbury has been
brought home from the hospital
following surgery.
.Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Drake and
family, accompanied by Jerry
Livingston, drove to Seattle Tues
day, where they met the Drakes'
oldest son rrank when his boat
ri(K.kcd 8t 8:30 Wednesday morn
inB
Frank had served In the ma
rines in Korea 18 months, having
been overseas over three years.
He will be home the first of
the week.
Frank received a medal for
having led some of his men
through a mine field to safety
soon after reaching Korea.
Mrs. Alvin Drake says she has
the pleasure nf having good
neighbors.
When she made her recent
trip to Seattle to meet her son
Jim Emhree took over her paper
route fr her while away, Mrs.
Leston Dickie cooked the meals
at the grade school for her, Mrs.
Dick Pal milked the cow and
John Doke fed the chirkens.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bernard
and children were Sunday even-
jng ,,,.,rr guests at the Charles
, lvan ,nme. celcbratini! the
birthdays nf l.oretta Cooper Bar-
nard and Mr. Ryan.
Miis Jean Campbell of Dallas ;
was a week end house guest nf
Mr. and Mrs. Charles llvan. j
Gernldine lloti-hkin has been i
very ill at her home, suffering 1
from influenza.
Giicsl at the l.nren Cooper
home Sundav were Mrs, Klta
Walh. her d.iiiBhter Mrs. lrma
Cooper, and Mrs. Cooper's son,
Jirtin Cooper, nf Independence
lrma Cooper is a sislrr In law
of Lorrn Cooper.
The (ensile stren"lh of rollon
Is about that of slerl
Thursday Lunch
At North's
In the
Capitol Shopping Center
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Villamina
WILLAM1NA George Norris ar-1
rived home this week on a two j
we's visit with his parents. Mr. I
and Mrs. R. Lee Norris. He has
been stationed at Fort Ord. Calif, j
.Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mishler
and Mrs. Guv Fendall returned
this week from a 3000 mile trip
Hiroush California
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The high school PTA met this
week, and made plans for a talent
he Vde se"hcTand a "miT
.t,e wfls appointcd l0 look inl0 the
show, to be sponsored jointly with
T))e pTA wiU M lo tho high .
nCiai w
!f,,',,3 the mimb,
Following the moving, the high
arren cook,
conducted the members on a tour
through the rooms recently built
to add onto the high school space,
The city council has taken off
about 20 blocks from the original
j i hliu-Ls and S14O.OU0 DroDosed
.,
rMit imnrovement Drotfram re
immediately are eight blocks in
the business district, B street, C:
street. Gentry, part of Fourth and
. ,.t. u (hA n-ik
part of Churchman ion th north
o ' .r .h. hih
sBchoWo? on'rr sorsidofT j
city.
Bids will be called for during
February and March with con
struction to be completed by No..
1.
Alice Pohn was installed noble
grand of Primrose Rebekah lodge
at the Jan. 21 meeting. Theda
Wright was installed vice grand;
Gcraldine Mc-Namar, secretary;
Alice Rudig, financial secretary;
Sou Nore'en, treasurer; Lola :
t xt, r,nhu i
chaplain: Wilma Yocom, color !
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bearer; Wise, r.s.n.g.; Amy Fox,
l.s.v.e.: Ellen l;oylc, r.s.v.g.;
Catherine Huddleston, Inside
guardian; and Verna Robertson,
outside gardian.
Installing officers were district
deputy president Nettie Wise, as
sisted by marshal, Mamie Edmis
ton; warden, Verna Robertson;
secretary, Mary Young; treasurer,
Amy Fox: muscian, Ann Call.
Barbara Stone is junior past
noble grand.
Noble Grand Alice John ap
pointcd Wilma Yocom, Henrietta
Banvard and Dorothy Drill on the
finance committee; and Barbara
Stone, Bea Coddington and Guy
Call on the floor committee.
Mrs. Earl L. Richardson was in
stalled president of the Community
Garden club at their January meet
ing. Mrs. Ann Call was installed
as vice president and Mrs. Helen
Mnwhirler, secret ary-treasurer.
Mrs. Orlcy Brock Sr. was installing
officer.
The meeting, held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Smelser, was attended
by nine members and three guests,
two of whom joined the club, Mrs.
Iiovcc Coan and Mrs. Sam Smilh.
Mrs. Lyda Shipley of Sheridan
will have the Feb. 17 meeting.
The 500 club met at the home of
Mrs. Gust Dahl for an afternoon of
.cards. Mrs. E. H. Lindbcck, Mrs.
Axel Wakkure and Mrs. Fred Nel
son were score winners, and guests
were Mrs. Ether Dentel, Mrs. Mary
Hcndrickson and Mrs. Bertha
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fleming arc
the parents of a son, James Wil- j GERVAIS The Gervais Gar
liam, born Jan. 17 at Dr. Barr's den club met Thursday, Jan. 21,
clinic. j at the home of Mrs. Irene An-
The Civic club will meet Jan. 28 dres.
nt 2 p.m. in the auditorium ot the I Mrs. Hazel Bartlctt was guest
Emmanuel Lutheran church. Mrs. speaker. She demonstrated manv
Axel Wakkure will show slides from
Europe and Japan. i terials. Lunch served by the
The Theta Rhi club installtd 1 slc at the close of the aft
Jeanette Johnson as president fdr "noon was enjoyed. The Fob-
the first term of 1954 at their Janu
ary meeting. Other officers install
ed were Connie Thomason, vice
president: Donna Stoddard, treas
urer; Pat Severson, secretary: Lu-
anne Stoddard, conductor: .lean
cttc Carlson, warden: Sonja Ryan,
marshal: Janet Booth, chaplain:
Ellen Ham. past president: Carol
Schukar. right supporter president;
Barbara Birchell, left supporter
vice president; Iletly Wright, right
supporter vice preslriont; Sue Ham,
first herald: Carolyn Ramey, third
herald: and Yvonne Gift, fourth
' herald.
A Marrh of Dimes dance will be
held Saturday, Jan. 30 at the'VFW
hall, and will be sponsored by the
Willamina. Sheridan and Grand
Ronde communities.
Walter Schuerch was honori.l
on his birthday this week with
a party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Klmon Schuerch. Others
)r(..t wt.re Mr. and Mrs. John
Schuerch and family and Mr.
and .Mrs. Mt-ril Rabuck and fami
ly. Mrs. Edna Graham was host-
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oreeon
ess o the Friendly Circle club !
with a luncheon this week. Those
! present were Mrs. Augusta Han-
son, Mrs. May Norris, .Mrs. Ruby :
Ann Toliver, Mrs. Hilda Rabuck i
and Jocne, Mrs. Shorty Itickert i
and Mrs. Darrell Moen and j
daughter.
Mrs. Lucinda Leathers was hon-1
ored with a stork shower-by Mrs. '
Johnny Johnson and Mrs. Pete ;
Reynolds at the Johnson home. ;
Games were played with Mrs. Ar
dith Johnson and Mrs. Lovie
Thompson winning prizes.
' Thoe attending"
sie King, Mrs. Fra
were Mrs. Jos-
inces Johnson,
Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Vcrda
pet'oni jlrs. Norma' Blaekwell,
Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Barriger,
Mrs. Doris Shctterly, Mrs. Clara
Sturgeon, Miss Margaret r ict and '
Miss Milly Gilliam. - j
Sending gifts were Mrs. Duane
Thomson, Mrs. John Breeden, I
Mrs. Donna Stillwell, Mrs. Jim i
Reynolds and Mrs.' Sharlene 1
Scott. i
Ballston
BALLSTON' Mrs. George Wilson j
was hostess to the Sew and Social ,
club at her home Thursday after-!
noon, Jan. 21. !
V0Z,l 1 dona ion to the
h of Dimes and tc ? have I
At the business meeting it was
fliarui oi jjiMiea anu w nave u
ValenUne.s d,nner , lhe Commun.
ity hall Saturday evening. Feb. 13
members of the Cub and their
families.
Members present were Mrs.
George Gardner. Mrs. Bob Brooks,
Mrs. Charles Kadell, Mrs. Ezra
Kilmer, Mrs. Norman Tuflord,
Mrs. Fred Edson, Mrs. Melvin
Johnson, Mrs. Jerome Reece, Mrs.
Doniva Mellema, Miss Elsie Tay
lor, Mrs. Howard Shafer, Mrs. Bob
Gould and the hostess.
The penny drill prize was won
by Mrs. Doniva Mellema
Refreshments were s
the close of the meeting
Mrs Flnna Millnf arm
Mrs. Elona Miller and Mrs. Rho-
da Smilh attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Agnes Hill, at!
Oceanlake last Friday.
Mrs. Hill, who was Agnes Conner
before her marriage, was born and
raised in the Bellevue community
and was the daughter of Bellevue
pioneers. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Con
ner. Interment was in the Deer Creek
cemetery near Bellevue.
Mrs. Jay Sechrist went to San
Francisco by plane to be near her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Myers, who is
hospitalized.
Jack DeJong underwent major
surgery at the McMinnville hos
pital this week and his condition
is reported to be satisfactory.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kilmer at
tended the Yamhill county Parents
Council for Handicapped Children
Wednesday evening in McMinn
ville.
Dr. Irvin Hill, superintendent of
the Fairview school in Salem, was
the speaker.
AO 1c Donald Smail, his wife
and baby daughter of San Diego
arc spending a few days at the
home of Donald's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwin Smail.
The Home Extension unit of
Polk county conducted a shirt
making work shop for several days
last week in the little church.
The instructor was Mrs. George
Wilson of Ballston.
Gervais
containers as well as winter ma-
ruary meeting will be with Mrs.
Sarah Appledorn on the regular
tniru Thursday.
There will he a Mothers' March
of Dimes in the polio campaign
conducted in Gervais Thursday
night, Jan. 28, hrtween 7 and
8 p.m. Those wishing to con
tribute are asked to have their
porchlight on at 7.
Mrs. Howard Hoyle Is in charge
of the campaign and will be
assisted by Mrs. Taul Rciling,
Mrs. William Uppcndahl, Mrs.
Jake Cutsforth, Mrs. Roscoc Col
by and Mrs. David Ward.
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Hopewell -
HOPEWELI Revival serviices
are continuing at the Hopewell
E. L. B. Church this week
cept Saturday night, and
close Sunday evening, Jan. 31.
Rev. V. C. "Daddy" Graves is
the evangelist.
Sunday evening, Ronald Cre
cclius of Western Seminary in
Jennings Lodge, led the song
service, Mrs. Ronald Crecelius
sang a solo, and Mr. and Mrs.
Crecelius a duet as the special
music for the service.
Monday evening at 7 p.m.
youth banquet is planned at the
K.'pewcll E. U. B. Church with
the Unionvale, Dayton, Pioneer,
and Lafayette E. U. B. Youth J
Fellowships as special guests.
Leo i nornton win tie tne song i
leauer. i
Sunday, Feb. 7, 11 a.m. is;
World Service Day at the Hope
well E. V. B. Church, with the
Women's Society of World Serv
ice in charge of the service. Dr.
Kenneth Wesche, Dean at the
Western Theological Seminary in
Jennings Lodge, widl be guest
speaker.
The Hopewell Community Club
will hold its February meeting
at the school on Thursday eve
ning, Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. Mrs.
Stnnhen RppH is in rharffp nf the
program.
The February ' meetinig of the
Hopewcll Home Extension Unit
will be held at the Hopewell E.
U. p. Church on Tuesday, Feb.
2, at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs. John
Fuqua chairman in charge of the
business meeting, and the les
son will me "Mending Tips" with
Mrs. Charles Van Dorn and Mrs.
John Fuqua as project leaders.
Mrs. H. D. Hewit will care for
pre-chool children.
Mrs. Charles Van Dorn and
Mrs. John Fuqua will attend the
project leaders' meeting at the
4-H building in McMinnville on
Jan. 20, in preparation for the
lesson on Mending Tips.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson represent
ed tho Hopewell Unit on the fur
niture tour held in McMinnville
and Newburg onFriday, Jan. 22.
A Camp Cookery club was or
ganized Tuesday afternoon at the
Hopewell school, with 14 members
and Mrs. Charles Van Dorn and
Mrs. Nellie Hammer as leaders. Of
ficers of the new club are Roland
Irwin, president: Robert Pearse,
vice president, and Merle Bitekof
er, secretary. Robert Lanigan is
sergeant at arms. Members are
Ferris Bitekofer, Frank Hershe,
Abe Irwin, Dee Van Dorn, Eldon
Hershe. Carlos Stogsdill, Kenneth
Lind, Irvin Bitekofer, James Sah
now and Verlin. The club will meet
each Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warnock
attended the district SDA church
officers convention in Portland
Jan. 16. They went by way of
Laurelwood and Stanley Warnock
accompanied them.
Mrs. Bessie Wiley of Wysata,
Minn., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Terrill and family this week.
Mr. and , Mrs. Terrill went to
Waldport on Tuesday and brough;
her home .with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fleming
and Phyllis of Silverton were last
Sunday guests of the Albert Flem
ing family.
Mrs. John Allison accompanied
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mac
Fnrlanc, of Pleasantdale to Cali
fornia on Wednesday and will visit
her sister-in-law, Miss Elva Alli
son, and daughter, Miss Aileen Al-
lison. in El Centra, Calif. Mr. and
Mr. MacFarlane will continue on
to Arizona. They will be away
about three weeks.
Mrs. John Geisler spent Wednes
day and Thursday in Portland last
week, welcoming her new grand
son, Jeffrey Lee Jaenicke. 8 lbs.
14 oz born Jan. 18, to Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Jaenicke of Portland.
He is their first child.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stephens.
Rev. and Mrs. Glen Harris and
Rev. W. C. Graves wcre Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N
O. Pearse.
Dean Brown was the honored
guest at a birthday dinner at his
home on Sunday. Those who en
joyed the afternoon were Miss
Dorothv Brown of Salem, James
Bennett ot St. Helens, Robert
IVarsn Mr. i:,rUi r .nj
Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loop are the
latest to install a television set in
the Hopewell area.
John Kotka had a minor oper-
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above, alias Ed King, has been
added to the list of 10 most
wanted men by the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. His
original exploits have plagued
police in half a dozen western
cities since he was 14 years old.
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Aumsville
! ANMSV1LLE On Friday, Jan.
I 22, Mrs. Eldon Tietze was honOr-
ed by a surprise shower at her
home.
Those bidden were: Mesdames
Aleta LaRont, Eileen Mickey,
Hazel Gildow, Laura Small, Vida
Garger, Ethel Weitmer, Marge
Guenther, Ora Ling, Yvette Brad
ley, Wanda Baker, Helen Polt,
Eythel McDonald, Thelma Gentz
ler, Hazel Bishop, Irene Schac-
fer, Isabel Snyder, Maggie
Campbell, Virginia Adams, Golda
Garuer, Erma Seines, Louiae
Franzen, Eleanor Purdy, and
Grace Campbell.
On Friday evening members
of the Gold Star post of the
American Legion and members
of the auxiliary were initiated
to attend a regular meeting of
Pioneer post No. 14, Salem's all
woman post.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Killinger, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Moore. Mrs. Virgie
Perry, Former Aumsville post
mistress, is commander of Pi
oneer post.
Unionvale
UNIONVALE Mrs. George
Strawn has completed the work
at the Hudson-Duncan Nut as
sociation at Dundee and now is
employed at Salem.
Electric service has been re
paired at Mrs. Carl Launer's
farm home in Unionvale after
being disrupted for several days
by the recent snow.
Repairing the south and west
sides of the parsonage and gym
nasuim with donation work, un
der the directions of Roy Stout
enburg is progressing satisfac
torily despite the inclement
weather.
Dayton telephone line repair
work in the Unionvale district
is still impeded by the storm.
Cub Scouts Aid In
Woodburn Polio Drive
WOODBURN The sixth an
nual "Mile of Dimes" was put on
Sat., Jan. 23, by the Woodburn
Cub Scouts on Front St., and
netted a total of S179 for the
polio fund. Twenty-four Cubs, as
sisted by two Boy Scouts, worked
on Front St. from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday in the rain -and snow.
They were directed by Dr. A. K.
Guild, cubmastcr. Dr. Allison
Willeford and a number of Jay
cccs. The regular Cub Scout pack
meeting will be held Friday
! night, Jan. 29, at the Washington
school and all Cub Scouts and
parents are urged to attend.
ation of his jaw last week, and is
recovering satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deedon re-
1 ceivcd wora,nat tn,'r little grand-
! f?n- ''anlCS "J"' Tb L'i
' Mrs. Arthur Hauscr of Portland, is
now at home, following surgery and
is recovering rapidly.
Oscar Laffcrty is now able to be
outside and attend to his chores,
I folliwing an attack of pneumonia in
i December.
Robert STACK
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Donald
DONALD The Donald Com
munity is having a siege of the
mumps. Members of the Henry
Goode family are reported to be
down with them, and it is feared
that Lea Feller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Feller, may
have the mumps also.
Mrs. Lin Cromwell has . re
ceived word that her brother,
Harold Peterson of Albany, has
finally been released from The
hospital. While conlined to the
hosnital for two montns ne un-,
dcrwent three operations and
lost 70 pounds. He is able to be
up for short periods of time now,
but is in bed mostly.
It is reported that Harmon
f;,i s Kr,.
mini in Salem, is eradually im-
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Bare spent
the weekend at Ft. Lewis, Wash
ington, visiting his sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Wilson. Mr. Wilson is stationed
at Ft. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hass and
baby have moved into the Lin
Cromwell house o nthe Newberg
road. Mr. Hass is employed by
Rov Drievcr.
Mrs. Hershcl Driever has been
confined to her home with a se
vere attack of the flu, but is re
ported to be somewhat better.
At the last meeting of the
Women's Benefit Association,
Mrs. Robert Kaufman was initi
ated. Hostess for the evening
were Mrs. Opal Reed, Mrs. Kath
rinc Baker and Mrs. Walter
Sample.
The next meeting of the As
sociation will be Jan. 28 when
the following officers will be in
stalled: Opal Reed, president;
Mrs. Ted acher, vice-president;
Mrs. Leland Erb, sergeant-at-arms;
Mrs. L. Peterson, chap
nlain: Mrs. Will Bushman, lady
of ceremony; Mrs. Walter Sam
ple, treasurer; Mrs. Ben Eppers,
secretary; and Mrs. Mae St.
Helens, financial secretary.
After spending several days in
Hutchinson Hospital in Oregon
City for a check-up, Mrs. Louis
Racette is . staying with her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Gilles
and is reported to be improving.
Friday evening guests in the
Raymond Gilles home were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Racette and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hendricks
have just returned from a five
day trip to Redmond where they
visited on the ranch of his broth
er, E. C. Hendricks. The morn
ing they arrived in Redmond, it
was five below zero, then the
weather cleared and it was nice.
However, it was very difficult
coming back over the pass. The
wind was blowing and it was
srfcwing, and Mr. Hendricks re
ports at times he couldn't even
see the front of the truck.
Donald Extension Unit held its
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Francis Ryan with
Mrs. Jack Bush assisting as host
ess. The topic for the day was
"Simple Home Repairs" and
Mrs. Ed Miller and Mrs. Norman
Rciling were the demonstrators.
The next meeting will be Feb.
9 at the home of Mrs. Norman
Rciling and will begin at 1
o'clock. The topic for the day
will be "Keeping Up with Tex
tiles", and the demonstration
will be given by the Marion
County Home Extension Agent,
Pauline Schaplowsky. Mrs. L.
Peterson will act as co-hostess
with Mrs. Rciling.
At present the unit is spon
soring a furniture refinishing ,
workshop at the' home of Mrs. j
O. C. Lester. The workshop con-j
sists of four lessons from ten to i
four, and is under the direction
of Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Leighton
Whitsett.
It is understood that the Feb- i
STARTS
THEIR
LOVE...
born in
tlx fitry of
frontier war:
-VrtcHiiicownj
Jeff CHANDLER Maureen O'HARA
SllZail BALL Win MclNTIRE 0wl DRAKE Noah BEERY
2ND ATTRACTION
suspensE
MARCIA
Wednesday, January 27. 1954
Sheridan,
SHERIDAN Pamela Pointer
celebrated her seventh birthday
this week with a party given by
her mother, Mrs. Ray Pointer.
Guests at her party after school
were Richard Berkcy, Mar " n
Bride, Linda Britt, Nancy Burd'ck,
Vicki Burch, Naydine Hydcr,
Dennis Marceaux, Patrick .Mar.
kce, John Shaw, Carol Shipley,
Link Spooner, Lorene Stutzman,
m"i'"". .?""
Donna V. H.rlyi Joker and
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Mrs. Lona Pitkcll of Medford,
state president of the Eagles Aux
iliary, wil makean official -visit,
to Sheridan Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 28. A no-host supper will be
Iheld before the meeting. A visit
ing drill team will put on exhibi-
j tion drills that evening.
The Sheridan Auxiliary is head
ed by Bertha Roberts, with Thelma
Woll as secretary, and Gladys
Plummer as treasurer. The meet
ing will be held in the Eagles new
hall just west of town, which they
have been hurrying to finish dec
orating the past few weeks.
Amity
AMITY The snow was prac
tically all melted Saturday, Jan.
22, except in high places. Sun
day morning there was another
light fall.
Schools closed at noon and the
busses returned the students to
their homes.
Mrs. Kathryn Henderson, Am
ity and Mrs. Anna Rutschman, of
Fairview, accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Rutschman of Fair
view to Portland Sunday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson
are the grandparents of a new
granddaughter born at College
Station, Texas, weighing 8
pounds. Parents are Lieut, and
Mrs. Richard Johnson.
The Amitv volunteer fire de
partment will sponsor a pie and
cake social at the Amity grade
school gymnasium, Feb. 6 at 8
pm. as a benefit for the Amity
polio drive.
Amity junior high school play
is scheduled for Saturday night,
Jan. 30, at the high school gym
nasium at 8 p.m.
DRUNK DRIVER FINED
ALBANY Geno Jess Luckini,
25, RFD 3, Scio. pleaded guilty in
district court Monday to a drunk
driving charge and was fined $175,
in addition to prospective loss of
his driver's license. Luckini was
arrested on U.S. highway 20 Satur
day by a state patrolman and was
admitted to $200 bail.
ALASKAN STONES
JUNEAU, Alaska (U.P.) Sci
entists believe an ancient religi
ous cult made up of ruthless me
dicine men and cowering slaves
left the- strange markings found
on stones in southeastern Alaska.
ruary meeting will have to do
with landscaping.
DANCE
TONIGHT
Crystal Gardens
Old Tim and Modern
Music by 'Top" Edwards
TODAY!
THEIR
ADVENTURE...
as wild and reckless
as the H 'est itself!
EDWARD . ROBINSON JOHN FORSYTHf
HENDERSON KATHLEEN HUGHES
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