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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orejron Tuesday, March 2, 1954 Sweet Home SWEET HOME Footings ire being poured In the basement lor the new city hall this week acc ording to City manager pro tern, Roy Eames, The excavation, of the former site of the quonset hut which housed the fire trucks was completed last week. Mr. and Mrs.John Postma and son Kenneth were in Portland during the week on business. Two hundred ninety-five children attended the Immuniza tion clinic held at the Long St. school this week. Assisting the county health ouicers and Dr. Guepe were Mrs. Don Gardner, Mrs. Orville Moyer, and Mrs. Ralph Ogle. Next date of the clinic will be March 23 at 1:30 p.m. Lyle Moss, local insurance and real estate agent attended a bus iness conference in Eugene on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson have returned home after an ex tended visit in Long Beach, Calif., at the home of their son. An operetta has been planned by the Civic Choral group and will be under the direction of Guy Oliver until the health of Mr. Davis permits his return to direct the group. All members of the choral group are reminded that every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the music room of the high school, the group will meet. All interested persons are also in yited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed of Lebanon were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reed in Sweet Home and also at the home of Mr. and Mrs Peter Byrne of Foster. ! Evangelistic services are be ing held In the Assembly of God church and will continue through March 4. The evangelist is David Godwin of Dallas, Texas. Serv ices begin at 7:45 p.m. with spec ial music and singing slated for each evening. Rev. John Hash, pastor of the Trinity Baptist church in Leban on, is the evangelist who will con duct revival services through March 7, at the Sweet Home First Baptist church, according to Rev. Lee Finley, pastor. Services start at 7:30 p.m. and Rev. Finley will be in charge of the special song services each! evening. STEVE ROVER Sublimity William Kelsey, accompanied Lawrence Ripp and Herman Hen dricks on their return trip Tues day from Cottonwood, Idaho. Mrs. James Ripp will return at a later date. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson are living in the house recently vacated by the Berry family. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Minden accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Cyril Zubcr left during the week for a trip to Ogden, Utah. Mrs. Anna Van Handel re turned to Salem Friday, where she is caring for Mrs. F. X. Al- brich. CAROL CURTIS III mm iW8EssS , Summer Place Mats Crocheted tatting lace, fine as cobweb in appearance but strong and long lasting is done in white around center of blush-pink or soft blue to make a de-luxe place mat set. 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Ballston Farmers Form Soil Group BAM.ST0X-A group of farmers met Monday and seven of them organized a soil conservation unit which will be known as the "Balls ton Swale Group." liobert Scharr was elected chair man of the group. March 8 this group will meet with the County Soil Conservation supervisor in McMinnville to dis cuss uieir drainage problems and to request technical assistance. T. H. Ijitham. engineer, and Ed Laird, conservationist of the Yam hill County Soil Conservation Dis trict, attended the meeting. The farmers' objective for the present is to plan and construct a common drainage ditch to drain their own farms. Pastor of St. Luke's Goes to Hillsboro WOODBCRN-Ktv. V L Mof. fenbeier, pastor of S: Uke'i parish at Woo&ura for !mol H years, has bern :rjif?rrj !o St. -Matthews parish i H..'isDwo and preached hu fa't-m:; Hrmnn Sunday. Feb. 2 Kei. Mollen. bieir came to Irom Pnrllr.nrt .W. ...j . 1 T.rat 0 'the Catholic cti'::.- '.( M,r ucr at iniisooro Y.ar'fc 2 I A farewell ycr v father Mnffenbicir wu( f...- tjn(av jmsht at St. ri;: a,d , ; was presented ;, j t m iV j members of pj:.i-,. 11,,' tu'r. Icessnr has not bc--r, ni.-.d . Michael KlextM. .-.,t m4 is in charge of ;h ; i-;h. ROOM & BOARD 1 fW-WMATVp'Y A POD OF L'?4M!J?-TS HOT FVT(i,;uim CAWtL PANT; bolder. COwPLAinlDOtT'-E ' li'r: " i l o