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Page 2 SECTION I THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon' Wednesday, July 21, 1954 In The Valley Gates Edited by MIKE FORBES - I Pleasantdale PLEASANTDALE - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Aebischer and children Jean and Gerald attended church t Beaver Sunday and went on to Cannon Heach to visit with their eldent daughter, Beverly, who is working at a ohurch camp. Recent metis o( Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mills and Kay were her bro ther and family, Capt. and Mrs. Dean Baker and family of San Antonio Air Base, Texas, who are Spending a two weeks leave in Oregon. Mrs. W. E. Grabenhorst under went surgery al Emanuel hos pital in Portland, last week. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rutschman wore his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rubschman, Portland, who recently returned from a trip to ' England to visit her parents. Capt. and Mrs. Burlyn Gubser and children of Omaha. Neb., were here to see his sister Mr. Ed Rich ards. The Gubscrs will be in this area lor the rest of tills week, . visiting relatives. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen McFarlane were cousins from El Centre, California, Mr. end Mrs. Charles Small and daughter Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Wcldon Swan ; have a large group of pickers working in their seven-acre boy. aenberry natch. Carl irfolzer has gone to Sher- . wood county in eastern Oregon to attend to the harvest on his land there. His neighbor, .Bus Hadley, accompanied him to help With the work. , Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cart Rutschman and lanuiy . were her brother and wife, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Coats and children of Portland. - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Aebischer had a houseguest for two days, her sis ter, Mrs. Dorothy sears oi rori- land. Houseguests of Mr. ana jura. H. K. Muder for the week-end of July 18 were her two nieces, Miss Jessie McMillan, supervisor of Humbolt Community hospital, Eureka, Calif., and Miss Joan Mc Millan, student at Seattle Bible College. Mrs. Muder gave a din ner for the girls on Monday and had her daughter, Mary Carter of McMlnnville, as another guest. The visitors are on a vacation trip to New York state. when she fell from her rocking chair as she attempted to rise. She sustained a sprained they visited his parents. ,nm. , .u , . . Miss. Joyce Erickson of Sc! 0ut ot 'he s'al!r, su81! attle is a house, gucit of her un-1 Gatcs "? Mr. and Mrs. Cal Sal cle and aunt, Mr. . and Mrs. mon. Quincy. II.. with his sister Adolph Schutz. M"- Loul Kcller ,nd '""y- Mr. and Mrs. Glen McFarlane Mrt. Etta Reed, Berkley, Calif., attended a picnic at Eagle Creek ' who has V18lted her son-in-law Sunday wiUi their daughter and ! ard daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Phil husband. Mr. and Mm. Rirharrf 1P Hess for several weeks left hospital last Thursday following major surgery. Mrs, Gilbert Brosig, daughter of Mrs. Walter Brisbin, is hospl. t.n riftaijnr lanzea ii me aaiem Memorial, l.Ti... .t. fn il. L h. .n,,i where she is receiving treatment GATES Mrs. Marha Bowes is WOODBURN-Ninety-two memb ers and families, totaling about 195 mvmlp uHnnAaA IVia nifntn nf under observation in -preparation ; Uie Willamette Valley Matrons Woodburn for a major operation. Ballston Sloinoff of Portland. Donald DONALD Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCarthy and family and Janet Solberg, spent the weekend at Ocean Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Orvald and daughters Rosemary and Judy. Jean Feller and Evelyn Taylor of Donald accompanied Mrs. Gladys Olson of Clackamas and her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. El mer Meininger of Molalla on a picnic trip to Mt. Hood July 18. Jerry Yergen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yerger is home on navy leave. He has been on the SS Essex and spent time in the waters around Japan. He arrived July 14 and will report at San Diego August 3. He Is scheduled to he sent to school in Chicago and then will probably go on board snip again. John Driever has been confined to his son's home because of Ill ness. He is able to be up and about again. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Dayton, Ohio,1 who have been va cationing in Canada, en route home stopped to see their cousin, Mrs. Grace Bishop. Mrs. Bishop, mother ot Mrs. Harmon Yeary of Fargo, has been seriously ill for the past several weeks, but is now improved. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pickens and daughter of Salem spent Sunday, July ib, with Mrs. Lonn Gicsy. Roy Driever. Donald farmer, suffered a sprained ankle Monday and went to Canby for X-rays. Sunday for Chicago to visit two sisters, Mrs. Alice Lindsay and Mrs. Emma Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson anC daughter Sharon, Caldwell, Idaho, spent several days last week at the Elmer Stewart home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Little and daughter Veronica, Los Angeles, Calif., have been guests of his BALLSTON Kirby Snider and John Powell left for a trip to their former home In Oklahoma and will move their household goods on the way back. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and two children have returned from a two months trip -through Oklahoma and other midwest states. Howard Shafer Is recuperating at his home following major sur gery at McMlnnville hospital. Mrs. J. E. Recce and Mrs. John Focht visited Mrs. Catherine sister, Mrs. Margarot Clise, andtHaynet at the Corvallis Rett left Saturday for Seattle, accom panied by Mrs. Clise. John E. Haines, ton of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. -Haines, hat been ordered to report for duty at the Naval hospital at Bethesda, Md. August 24. He has been stationed at Tongue Point and with his wife and two children visited his par ents last week. Mervin Haun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haun, inducted into the service July 12, is stationed at Camp Ord, California. Of interest to Gates friends Is the announcement of the mar riage, June 28, lnv Bcllingham, Wash., of Mrs. Alva McNamee, of Portland, to Loren Epler, Bell ingham. Mrs. Epler it the mother of Mrs. L. L. Rynearson. Mr. and Mrs. Poter Johnson from Warrenton, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson and family, from Sweet Home visited the Or ville Nygaardt last week. and Patrons association of tne Eastern Star, July 18, at the Harnsberger farm near Indepen dence. Hostess chapters were Evergreen of Woodburn, Trinity of Salem and Venut of Donald. Attending from Woodburn were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thompson; Mr. and Mrt. Arthur Burt, Betty Lou and Billy; Mr. and Mrt. Har low C, Dixon, Mr. and Mrt. Let ter E. Keller, Mrs. Dorothy Gar ren, Mrs. Eleanor Vlckera, and Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Peterson. A musical program and various con tests followed the picnic dinner, held at noon. Linn Pastor to Speak At Silverton Church SILVERTON The Rev. Ing wald Nelson of Junction City, Linn county, Oregon, is to meet with the Silverton Christian church members as ireker Fri day in a special sermon. All mem bers are requested to attend, Since the resignation of the Rev. Arthur Bates in May, the in terim minister, the Rev. Arlo B. Brlstow of Eugene, has met with the congregation for Sunday ser vices until the successor to Rev, Bates might be secured. Willamina Lyons Brooks Hubbard PLEASANTDALE Mrs. J. G. Pcnland entertained the Country Flower club for the July meeting. Mrs. Bus Hadley of Margaret's Flower shop demonstrated mak ing funeral sprays. . "aistcr, Mrs. Horacio Gonzales, and Hon Miguel, her house guests for three weeks, to Eugene, and their mother, Mrs. G. S. Bcarsley, re turned for a few days with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gross and Orianc, and friends from Salem, Mr. and Mrs. George Burt and children, drove to the coast for a picnic Sunday. Mrs. Dean Spencer and daugh ter Gwcn of Corvallis spent Sat urday with her parents, the Gcorec Wcbstcrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Clark of Salem 1 . , were other guests.. ! Some fish can change their color Jack Edwards expects to start rapidly. harvest of his pole beans this week. Jack Flock's bean harvest will start about August 1. Mrs. Merle Rcichstein of this district will be a guest caller at the Robin Mood Festival's square dance jamboree Friday night, July 23. Dr. G. Donald Bcardsley has been discharged from the army j and is now In private practice in Salem. He is a brother of Mrs. W. J. Junes. Recent guests of the Guy Frcshours wero her sister, Mrs. Harry Capron and family, of Toledo, who were on their way home from Cody, Wyo., where HUBBARD More lighting im provement for the city of Hubbard the near future when the PGE company changes the 405-watt in candescent lamps on the corners 2nd and D, E, and G streets and a; 3rd and J, G, E and D streets from their pre..ent parallel position'to a 45 degree. The same size lights will be placed at the corner of 2nd and J and on the south hide of J between 2nd and the grade school. New 100-watt lights are to be placed at 6th and F, 1st and H. 1st andll, three on G street east of pacific highway and one on J street east of the highway. A tree will be removed at 2nd and D which now blocks the light there. HUBBARD Trees cut in the Hubbard city park to thin the growth have been returned to the park in form of picnic tables and benches. Five new tables were placed in the park Sunday morn ing benealh the tiees. A large sand box has been placed there also. Playgrounds equipment is forthcoming in the near future for the park. GATES Carol Andreassen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Andreassen, was selected from a group of eight high tchool girls as the Gates candidate for queen of the Stayton Bean Festival at the Gates Woman's club meeting Thursday. Each girl spoke three minutes on beans. They were judged on person ality, stage presence and appear ance by members of the club. Loretta Stalhman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stalhman, Was a close second. Other contestants were Anna Howell, Donalee Oli ver, Helen Johnson, Lois ,vans, Ellen Chance and Patty Stewart An auction by the club as a means of raising money for the building fund was discussed. It was decided to ask contributions of articles for auction from mem bers of the community interested in seeing the clubhouse complet ed. Date of the auction will be announced later. Mrs. Philip Hess conducted the business session. Mrs. Phillip Cann, Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs. Velma Carey and Mrs. Margaret disc, hostesses, served the large group of members and guests in attendance. Next meeting will be Thursday night, August 19. L. T. Henncss, Gates' oldest citizen, suffered a heart attack a week ago. He is reported to be up and around again and outside. Mr. Henncss will observe his 100th birthday anniversary tcmbcr 2D. Mrs. Pat Adams was brought 1 home from the Salem Memorial Home last week and found her not so well. Mrs: Elwin Small It 111 in the McMlnnville hospital Mrs. John Focht left Wednes day for Coot Bny where the It a delegate from Sheridan to tne American Legion convention, Billy Wann tuffered a head in jury while working' in the Elliot Feed and Grain ttore. Mrt. Bertha White who tuf fered a paraletie ttroke two weckt ago is showing tome Im provement and has been moved from McMlnnville hospital to t rest home in Grand Ronde. Mrs. Orville Kilmer and daugh ters, Sandra and Sherell of Ar cadia, Calif., tpent last' week In Ballston visiting relatives and friends. Phillip Kaltenback went to Portland to take hit army physi cal. He expects to be called next week. Several families have made tript to the nearby hills for wild blackberries which are plentiful this year. - Mrs. William Walker of Port- laand was a week end guest of her brother, Alfred West, BROOKS Mr. and Mrt. Orlo Palmer, daughter Janet, and Pal mer't titter, Ollie Mae Ross of Salem have just returned from a joint business and pleasure trip east. They drove to Lima, Ohio, to get the new Brooks school bus; visiting relatives and friends in Iowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Little Judy Brutkt wat honor ed on 'her birthday last Saturday night by a surprise party at her home near Brooks. The Sam Ramp family have re turned home after a week's vaca Hon tt Brletenbush Springs. Unionvale Dayton DAYTON Mrt. Earle Coburn has gone to Atlanta, Ga., where she will accompany her daughter, Mrs. Carl Rasaka, and grand daughter Julie back to the coast. Rasaka recently was graduated from the army automotive school and will be sent to the Far East. Mrs. Coburn and her daughter will drive west. Mrt. Coburn went east by airplane. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice of Lin coln, Nebr., who has been visiting here for a week with Mrs. F. R. Johnston and Mrs. Jane Mills, returned home Saturday. Christian Women's Fellowship met July 15 at the Christian church under leadership of the new president, Mrs. Clete Gell. Committee reports were given and projects discussed. The Devotions were on "Prayer," and several members 'assisted Mrs. Harry Sherman. Lesson study was by Mrs. Nelle Coburn and Mrs. Jose phine Taylor, "Round the World in Missions." UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrt. Don Schindler of Renton, Wash., were recent guests of hi uncle and aunt, Mr, .and Mrs. George W. Strawn, en route to the coast.. Rev. and Mrs. Clvde Dollar and Richard and her parents, Mr. and ham, Ala., were week-end visitors at Taft. While they were away Dr. Kenneth Wesche. dean of seminary at Jennings Lodge, was the Unionvale Evangelical United Brethren speaker when 96 mem bers and friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. John Solberg and daughter Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Solberg and Walter Solberg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Noble. Walter Solberg has spent two weeks camping at Trout creek. He remained here to work at the Noble bean harvest. LYONS Week-end guests of Mr.-and Mrs. Irvln Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maxwell, Jua nita and Patty of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton, Larry and Carolyn at Bonneville. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thayer, Gary, Terry and Marlene, Mr. and Mrt. Leo Cruson, Buddie and Mary Joe, Mr. and Mrt. Joe John ton, Claudia, Frtnkie and Bren da, Gerry Cruton and Michael Cruton made a camping trip over the week-end to Elk Lake. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrt. John McClurg were Mr. and Mrt. Rov Hayward of Portland. Mr. and Mrt. Lynn Lambert and Wilma tpent the week-end at the heme of their inn and fami ly, the Roy Lambert! at Bandon on the coatt. Mr. and Mrt. E. L. Woody cr.J Mr.- and Mrt. H. L. Woody from Warrensburg, Mo., Mrs, Ollie Woody and Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Riddle from Richland, Wash., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrt. Willard Hartnell. Mrt. Hart nell It a daughter of Mrt. Ollie Woody, lister of Mrt, Riddle and. the Woodyt. Mr. and Mrs. George Mellke and daughter! of Eugene were week-end guests of relatives. Mrs. Mellke Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Draper are on a two-week vacation trip to Colorado. Mrs. Draper is em ployed at Lyons post office. - WILLAMINA Clarence Park Is home from the hospital where he underwent surgery. Mrs. Ella Merlich and Mrs. Pat Liitx and son of Aurora, III , are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ship ley. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thompson and family of Rupert, Ida., were guestt of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thompson, recently. Carolyn and Steven Haws of Renton, Wash., are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Harry Young. Other guestt of Mrt. Young have been her brother, C. R. Tiedemann of Lancaster, Wit., and hit family. Arnold Huntley it In a Portland hospital for tevoral weeks, under observation. Mist Mary Slevenson and her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce of Los Angeles, are making a bus tour of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boyer and children are home from a two weeks' midwest trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Tremblay, Phoenix, Ariz., are parents of a daughter, Jean Marie, born July 8. Tremblayt are former Willamina retidents, and Mrs. W. C. Trem blay, Willamina, is the grand mother. Connie Thompson was Installed president ot Beta Xi Theta Rho club. Past president Is Jeanette Johnson; vice president, Betty Wright; - secretary, Zona Boyer; treasurer, Ellen Ham; chaplain, Pat Severson; marshal, Luann Stoddard; co n d u c t o r, Carolyn Ramey; warden, Janet Booth; president's supporters, Donna Stod dard, Shirley Barber; musician, Jeanette Carlson; first herald, Nancy Read; second herald, -Sue Ham; third herald, Nancy Mc Cann; fourth herald, Yvonne Gift; vKi prcsldent'l supporters, Joyce Lambert and Carol Schukar; iwide guardian, Sonja Ryan; outslda guard, Barbara Blrchell. Lt. Robert Shetterly left New York last week by ship, for Brcm erhaven, Germany, where he will bo stationed .with the army. ' Mrs. Thco Houck of old Grand Ronde is the new director of Union High school district No. 7. Her term is five years. Now Playing 50c Admission Open 8:45 , Joel Mcflae "BORDER RIVER" Plus Richard Carlson "Creature From the Black Lagoon" BY POPULAR DEMAND .TONIGHT Western Nite Jamboree AT THE BLUE NOTE FEATURING TOMMY KIZZIAH AND HIS N. B. C. WEST COAST RAMBLERS COME AS YOU ARE BLUE JEANS OR WHAT HAVE YOU Alto by Popular Demand Sunday, July 25, Authentic Hawaiian Luau . . . Hawaiian Feast. Hawaiian Entertainment All Day Long. Tickets at the Blue Note or Stevent and Son. THE BLUE NOTE 2625 DALLAS RD. PHONE 4-6444 Silverton SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Will Mann are announcing that their son Glenn Mann is making slow recovery from major surg ery Tuesday at the Tongue Point Naval hospital near Astoria. Mrs. Leonard Hudson, member of the Silverton senior high tchool staff, was reported in cri tically condition Tuesday follow ing major surgery at St. Vincent's hospital in Portland. ' Nemo Club Picnic Held ot Silverton SILVERTON' Visitors at the city park Sunday from the Cen tral Howell Nemo Club were the families of the Earl Schars, the Ernest Roths, the Walter Haver sons, the Milton Kepharts, Clar ence Simmons, Bill Roth, Martin Hattcberg, George Plane, Frank Way, Maurice Hynes and Nellie Tuve. . Elected president of the club was Mrs. Earl Shar with Mrs. Er nest Roth, retiring president; Mrs. Walter Haverson as vice president, and Mrs. Harvey Live ly, secretary. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR US . . . HAPPY EATING FOR YOU! . JULY IS THE 5th BIRTHDAY OF NOHLGREN'S FAMOUS BUFFET ALL YOU CAN EAT - 99c Free Prizes . . . Free Photograph . . . Entertainment! TODAY'S ENTREES braSnatrutr5Lbs ALL YOU (AN EAT! The ancient Roman empire at its peak had a standing army of only about 300,000 men. 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