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Salem,' Oregon, Friday, April 26,1957 - Page 6- Section 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL AT UO ital Edited by MARIAN Miss Perry To Be Wed On June 15 '- Dale for the wedding of Miss Diane Perry and James L. Hoi brook of Portland is being an nounced. The ceremony will be solemnized the evening of Saturday, June 15, at 8 o'clock in St, Paul's Episco pal Church here. The reception following will be at the American Legion ciud. Engagement of the couple was announced last fall. Miss Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Perry of Salem, has been leaching In Portland. Mr. Hoi- brook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ho hrnok of Port And. ha heen attending Portland State College following service in the Navy. Several parties are being planned to honor the bride-elect preceding tne wedding. Luncheon, Shower For Mrs. Hanauska Honoring Mrs. Robert Hanauska, visiting from Tillamook, Mrs. Richard G. Grenz is to entertain at a luncheon and shower at her home, Saturday. Feting Mrs. Hanauska will be her mother, Mrs Charles Feike; Mrs. Dcryl Myers, mother of the hostess; Mrs. George Hanauska, Cap ' Mrs. James Zwaschka, Mrs. Rob ert Kerr, Mrs. William McCor mack of Corvallls, Mrs. Gary Campbell, Mrs. Darwin Kcrbcr, Miss Alice Lehman and the host ess, a Open House Sunday To Fete Filsingers Mr. and Mrs. E. N: Filsinger will celebrate their golden wed ding anniversary at an open house on Sunday, April 28, at their newly built home, 3860 Dakota Road. Friends are --invited to call be tween 2 and S o'clock. The couple's marriage took place In Vancouver, Wash, and they have resided in Salem and Albany ever since. The Filsingers, who had been in Albany the past 14 years, returned lo Salem the first of the year to make llicir home here. The Filsingers have three living children, Earle of Salem, Ralph of Seattle, and Mrs. Marguritte Armatta of Albany, -and seven grandchildren. Two other sons. Larry and Kenneth, passed away a number of years ago. . Episcopalians to Be At Diocesan Meeting A large group from St. Paul's Episcopal church will be in Eu gene this week for the annual dio cesan convention of the Episcopal church. Delegales and alternates from the Woman's Auxiliary of the local church are Mra. George H. Swift, Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, Mrs. Robert S. Brooks, Mrs. J. E. Law, Miss Virginia Nowlcn, Miss Marjorie Harris, Mrs. A. C. F. Perry, Mrs. E G. Sanders, Mrs. Robert G. Brady, Sr., Mrs. George L. Hill. Delegates and alternates from the church are Homer L. Goulet, James J. Walton, E. W. Rector, Dr. Dean K. Brooks, Dr. A. D. Woodmansee, Paul A. Lardon, Wallace P. Carson, Carl P. Arm strong. The rector of St. Paul's, the Rev. Goorge H. Swilt, Is an officio member of the convention. VISITOR here from Oakland. Calif., is Miss Clover Miller, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harris I.lotz and Mr. land Mrs. R. C. Hunter. 1 JiV (Alice B. Becenll), above. She Sajem and Is the daughter of Mra. Mr. Thompson Is the son of Carl (Arta studio pic$irc l.v v.v IO-ir v "... M fm - , I r ,rrv a; " Women LOWRY FISCHER Cards Out for Coffee, Tea Invitations for two parlies planned for next week have been received. Mrs. Lee Eyerly and Mrs. Jack Eyerly have issued invitations for a coffee party on the morning of Friday, May 3, at 2830 Bolton ler race, the new homo of Mrs. Jack Eyerly. Guests have been invited to call between 10 a.m. and 12 o clock noon. Mrs. Cnarles H. Huggins and her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd F. Ka mey, have invitations out for a tea to be given Saturday afternoon, May 4, at the Muggins home on Stewart street. The affair honors Miss Marylee Grcif, who is to be married this coming summer to Mrs. Huggina' son, Charles H. Huggins. Salem Duo Married in Vancouver Now at home in Salem following their April 20 wedding are Mr. and Mrs. Harrison M. Squire (Alice Lcsoine). The couple were wed at 6:30 o'clock the evening of April 20 In at. 1'aui s Lutheran Church In Van couver, Wash. The Rev. Homer Bcrner officiated. Mrs. Martin R. Sandstrom at tended the bride and Martin R. Sandstrom was best man. Easter lilies, white slock and fern decorated the church for the service. The bride wore a navy blue. sheer wool dress with blue and white accessories and a corsage of while orchids. Mrs. Sandstrom wore a black and white tweed suit with harmonizing accessories and a corsage of pink orchids. Following the ceremony the wed ding party and friends met at the Stag Room in Portland for a wed ding dinner. Mrs. Rossman Plans Trips Before Meeting In the final days prior to the state convention of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs. George Rossman, federation presi dent, Is carrying on a busy sched ule with some of the activities re sulting from the annual meeting. The federation meets in Salem on May 7 and 8. Today a radio program on KOAC at 2 o'clock was based on plans chairman; Mrs. Stanley Butler, for the convention. On Saturday, music chairman; Mra. F. C. Wis Mri. Rossman will be in Portland senbach, membership chairman for a reception honoring the Ore gon "Mother of the Year, Mrs. Elsie Reynolds, which is to be given by the Oregon Association of colored Women at the Oregon Journal auditorium A tea of the Oregon Osteopathic association women a Auxiliary on woanosaay, May 1, at Berg s Cha let, is on Mrs. Rossman s sched ule for next week. On Friday, May 3, she will be a guest at the an nual spring luncheon of the Cen tury Club of Portland at the Port land Country Club. Miss Slayton to Wed S1LVERTON (Special)-Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Slayton of Silverlon, Rt. 2, are' announcing the forth coming marriage of their daugh ter. Miss Mary Jo Slayton, to Richard Lavcrne Moles, Seaside, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Moles of Prlncvlllc. The wedding is planned for Sun day, June 2, at 3 p.m. at the First Christian church of Silver ton. ,The hridc-elect Is a junior In the Silverlon Union Senior High School and will complete her sen ior year at Seaside where the couple will make their residence. has been making her home In Elsie Becenti of Pinedale. S SI. Thompson of Juptc, rtiona. .'f - ' , r- --- -- Sweetheart Candidate Miss Kathy Archer, above, student at North Salem High School, is the candidate for state sweetheart for DcMolay Order for Boys, representing Capitol District. The state sweetheart will be named at the state conclave of DeMolays in Salem the weekend of May 3-4. Miss Archer was this year's DeMolay Doll for Chemeketa chapter of DcMolay. (Kennell-EUis studio picture) Town and Gown Election At Meeting on Thursday New officers were chosen at the meeting of Town and Gown, Thursday, the final event of the season for the group. The annual musicale was presented and tea served. The new officers are: Mrs. Er- win E. Buttcrman, president; Mrs. R L. Porter, vice-president; Mrs. Paul N. Poling, secretary; Mrs. Richard William Petrie, treasurer; Mrs. L. Phillips, program and Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce, hos pitality chairman. Following the business meeting, Prof. Ralph Dobbs of Willamette University music faculty presented Club Elects Mrs. Richard P. Peine was elected president of the Y-Tccn Mothers Club at a meeting of the group Thursday afternoon at the YWCA. Other officers selected were Mrs. Roy E. Lockenour, vice president, and Mrs. Glen W. Wy- alt, secretary-treasurer. The club approved a contribu tion or $25;to the YW swimming pool fund and the purchase of a punch bowl for the Y-Teen girls organization. Installation of officers will bt at Die next meeting on May 23. MR. AND MRS. W. D. Conner attended the banquet of Northwest Greyhound in Portland Wednesday ovening whore the Marcus Dow safely award, the highest award given by the organization, was presented. The recognition is based on the highest percentage increase in safety for an operat ing company within the Grey hound corporation. V w p no.STESS to her bridge club for luncheon and afternoon on Tues day was Mrs. Homer L. Goulet. A guest was Mrs. Arthur M. Can non, sister of Mrs. Goulet. The Cannons now live at Lake Grove, Ore. Today's Menu SATURDAY SNACK PARTY One of the best ways to cook sparcribs when you want to serve them as finger food. Cocktail Shrimp and Dip Finger Sparcribs Celery and Olives Crackers Miniature Cupcakes Beverage FINGER SPARKRIHS Ingredients: 3 pounds sparerib racks, U cup dark molasses. cup prepared mustard, 3 table spoons gnrlic-flovored wine vino gar, 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon paprika, I tea spoon tabasco sauce, U teaspoon brown bottled gravy sauce. Method: Have meatman cut sparerib racks lengthwise Into strips that are 2 Inches wide. With kitchen scissors, cut rack strips into individual ribs. Place ribs in shallow roasting pan. Mix molass es and mustard thoroughly; stir in vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, pa prika, tabasco sauce and brown gravy sauce. Spread sparcribs with sauce. Roast in a moderate (3.V) degrees) oven, spreading ribs often with sauce for Hi hours. Drain on paper towels or brown paper and serve in chaling dish or other container that can be kept hot. Makes 12 servings. Note: These may be prepared ahead, wrapped In aluminum foil and frozen or refrigerated until ready to use. To reheat, place foil wrapped package In shallow pan: open foil. Brush with additional sauce. If frozen, sparcribs will need 1 hour at 3:5 deajees: If re friRMsted. reheat for 34 to 40 nun ulei at in degrsja. a program. Tea was served at Lausanne Hall and greeting the guests at the door were Miss Margaret Fef ferly, president, Miss Polley Dougherty, social chairman and Mrs. Ella C. Watson, housemother, all of Lausanne Hall; Mrs. Batter- man, new president and Mrs. A. Freeman Holmer, past president of Town and Gown. ' Pouring during the tea hour were Mrs. James T. Brand, town, and Mrs, R. Ivan Lovell, faculty women. Tile beautifully decorated tea table was centered with a spring bouquet of pink and white dogwood and pink tulips, silver candela brums with pink candles. f Junior CD AS Planning Friday Dancing Party MT. ANGEL (Special) The Junior Catholic Daughters of Amer ica have planned their Easter oanee lor f riaay evening, April ze, from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock in the auditorium of St. Mary's School. An invitation, through the press, is extended to the Mt. Angel boys in first year high school at Mount Angel Prep and the seventh and eighth grade boys at St. Mary's School to be the guests of the Juniors. The dance is a no-date affair. Parents of the boys and of the Junior members are invited to at tend. The girls will each provide a dozen cookies to be served with punch during the evening. Committees in charge are: Dec orations. Joyce Kimlinger, Ger trude llubcr, Diane Rourbonnais. Toni Williams. Mary Ann Kloft, Agnes Purdy, Belita Sampson, Vir ginia Maurer and Mary Foltz: en tertainment, Kathy Ebncr, Char lene Fisher, Judy Wachler, Betty Geek, Carol Krpeldlng, Kathy Gnffke, M a r I e n e Berg, Kathy Hlem, and Maureen Fischer; cleanup, Gertrude Ruber, Marlene Berg. Joyce Kimlinger. Judy Wachter. Charlene Fisher and Kathy Ebner. Counselors are. Mrs. J. L. Wachler. junior chairman. Mrs. O. J. Williams, Mrs. Roy Palmer. Mrs. Richard Foltz and Miss Pat Seifcr. Plan Julf Wedding DALLAS (Special) Mrs. Lula Chamber is announcing the en gagement of her daughter. Miss Freda Chamber, to Donald Baren- drechl. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bnrendrecht of Rickrcall. The hride-elect- was graduated from Dallas High School in 19."6. Mr. Barendrecht also attended Dallas High School and is now em ployed hy his father on the Baren drecht farm. The young couple have set July 13 hs the date of their wedding. WEEK-END SPECIALS SATURDAY and SUNDAY ONIY Azaleas, 3 plant for tha prica of 2. Tall Medium low-growing varieties. Red yellow orchid tavandor white pink Priced from Rhododendrons Pink Dogwood X very complete selection of nursery stocks of all kinds. Open 1 Pv a Week li'K Green Sumps KNIGHT PEARCY NURSERY Oa eld Pacific hlghwav 1 mile south of Brooks, rhone EM 4-41S7 HS Seniors Guests on Campus By CAROLYN MADSEN (Capital Journal Correspond!-' UNIVERSITY OF OREGON"" gene 'Special) This weekend is Duck Preview. Seniors from high schools all over the state will be traveling to Eugene to get a first hand look at college life. When they arrive on campus they will be directed Kf the Student union to register. Then they go to the liv ing organization where they are to spend the weekend. At 9 rrlday night the Campus Vodvil Show will be presented in McArtnur curt. Four women s and four men s will be presented for the amuse ment of students and seniors alike. The four women'a skits and uie Salemites who will be participat ing in them are PI Beta Phi, Jean Lidbeck; Alpha Chi Omega, Jan McAlpine and Pat Gilmore; Kappa Alpha Theta, Betty Lou Boehm and Sylvia Rawlinson; Delta Gam ma. The four men's skits are Del ta Tau Delta; Phi Kappa Sigma; Sigma Phi Epsilon; and Chi Psi. After the show firesides are planned at the various living or ganizations. On Saturday, at 9, the orienta tion assembly will be given in the Student Union. It will be followed by tours, track meet, AWS auction, Millrace Olympics, and the Am phibian Water Show. For dinner Saturday night the living organi zations will give exchange din ners; sororities will send their seniors to other sororities and fra ternities will send their seniors to other fraternities. At 9 the Duck Preview Dance will be in the Stu dent Union Ballroom and will fea ture the music of Stan Kenton's All Stars. High School seniors will be paired with freshmen and soph omores for the dance. This weekend the frosh baseball team meets the OSC Rooks at Howe Field. Their first six games have been canceled because of rain, however, they have .man aged to squeeze in two games which they won. Three Salemites who will probably be in the start ing lineup are Ed Syring at third, Dale Jones at left field, and Jack Loy at pitcher. Although the Duck lings aren't as good as last year's team, they are improving rapidly and should be doing top perform ance by the end of the season. Womon with a CPA of 3.5 or better for both fall and winter term of their freshman year are eligible for membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, freshmen women s scholastic honorary. Salem is very lucky in having Janis Hall and Beverly Walls up for the honor of membership in the honorary. After much eliminating Pi Kap pa Alpha has finally decided on five girls who will be finalists for their Dream Girl Contest. Elisa beth Walton, representing Kappa Alpha Theta, and Sue Yeatman, representing Alpha Chi Omega, are two of the five who will at tend the formal dance on May 4 at which the Dream Girl will be announced. Amity Rainbow Girls Conduct Initiation AMITY (Special) The formal initiation of Miss Helen Kitchens into the Amity Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, took place re cently in the Masonic Temple. Miss Kitchens was presented with a Rainbow Girls .Bible during her initiation. Honored guests witnessing the initiation were Mrs. Mary Coates, worthy matron; Glen Patty, worthy patron; Mrs. Alice Stafford, asso ciate matron: and Kenneth Staf ford, associate patron, all of the Amity chapter. Order of the East ern Star, Tom Fuller, worshipful master of Amity AF & AM, and Mrs. John Orr and Soren Soren sen, members of the Rainbow ad visory board. Choral selections were presented by the Rainbow choir. Following the initiation final plans were discussed for the as sembly sponsored card party scheduled for Saturday evening. April 27, in the Masonic Hall and the baked bread sale on Thursday afternoon. May 2. Election of officers will be May 13, and formal installation at the high school on May 18. SILVERTON (Special) Mrs. Ed Overlund was hostess this week complimenting Mrs. Hannah Thompson on the eve of departure for her new home in Lake Mills, Iowa, following a two-day visit at the Eugene home of her son, Harold. Mrs. Thompson has sold her East Hall home and will reside in Iowa. Present for the farewell party beside the honor guest were Mrs. Harry Arps, visiting here from Long Beach. Calif.: Mrs. II. K. Funrue, Miss Hilda J. Olsen, Mrs. C. E. Jorgenson and Mrs. C.I. Towe. 1.0(K 3.00 Skimmla Heathen Totted rose bushes daphne Plan for Dinner On the committee planning the big Swiss steak dinner, Sunday next, a benefit sponsored by St. Joseph's Parents Club, are the three above, left to right: Mrs. Morrell Crary, Mra. John H. Kolb, general chairman, and Mrs. Lawrence Kelih. More than 1,000 persons are expected to be served. Hours are between 12:30 and 5 p.m., the dinner to be in St. Joseph's hall. (Capital Journal picture) Sojourners Club Installs New officers were installed and committee chairmen named for the new term by Salem Sojourners club, organization for newcomers. Thursday afternoon at Salem Woman s club house. Mrs. A. L. Leonaitis, outgoing president, was presented a gift by the club. Mrs. M. A. Titus was installed as the new president and serving with her will be Mrs. Harold Par sons as vice president; Mrs. Ed mond Watson, secretary; Mrs Kelly Peters, treasurer. The new committee chairmen in clude: Mrs. Jack Lumbley, mem bership; Mrs. Edward Fritsch, telephone; Mrs, Harry McCrea, publicity; Mrs. F. A. Lund, re membrance; Mrs. Charles Croley, locker; Mrs. Richard Dodd, name plates; Mrs. Daniel Dilaconi, mem ber at large. This group, with the retiring president, make up the governing board for the club. Student Exchange Purpose and achievements of the American Field Service program for exchange students were high lighted for the Salem Zonta Club luncheon Thursday noon. Lorcn Mori, assistant principal at Leslie Junior High School and the regional adviser for the Ameri- Social Club Social Club of AInsworth Chap ter No. 176, Order of Eastern Star, met for a luncheon, entertainment and a business session Thursday at the Masonic Temple. Miss Barbara Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Davis, de lighted the group with piano selec tions. An afternoon of cards fol lowed the meeting. Decorations of lavender and pink tulips and apple blossoms were used on the luncheon tables and about the rooms. The committee Included Mrs. Frank E. Brown, chairman; Mrs. Louise Muller. Mrs. Byron E. Pay ton, Mrs. Charles W. Ronk, Jr., Mrs. C. M. Doan, Mrs. Jennie E. Madison, Mrs. A s t r i d Severin, Mrs. Timothy Stivers and Mrs. LeRoy J. Stewart. Circles Meeting SILVERTON (Special) - -Im-manuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid cir cles will meet next week. Circle No. 2 will be at the home of Mrs. George Anderson at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, .May 1, vyith Mrs. lver Myren as assisting host ess and also in charge of the de votional period. Mrs. Wallace Sa tern will lead the Bible study. Circle No. 3 meets Thursday, May 2, at 2 p.m., with Mrs. Rob ert Rose, assisted by Mrs. Olaf Ellertson. Directing devotionals will be Mrs. L. O. Rogdeberg and leading the Bible study will be Mrs. Reider Poverud. - v. SATURDAY Baseball Game and other sports events shown on AUDITORIUM. MIN'S DEPARTMENT,, STREET FlOOR SPORTINO GOODS DEPARTMENT, STREET FlOOR J The Maypole theme and varied spring flowers featured decorations for the Thursday party, cards fol lowing the dessert party. Mrs. Lee Thomas, Mrs. Charles Living ston, Mrs. Glen Alford, Mrs. Maur ice Lorance and Mrs. William H. Foster were the committee in charge for the day. Guests included Mrs. E. M. Dlckerson, Lakeland, Fla., Mrs. Frank Roadstrom of Portland. Mrs. Olvar Severn was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Road strom won 'the special prize. Bridge honors went to Mrs. E. H. Cowan, Mrs. John S. Moore, Mrs. Richard Dodd, and Mrs. L. C. Johnson; Mrs. Allan T. Fletcher winning at canasta. The outgoing and incoming boards will meet jointly at t h e home of Mrs. Al Lulay next Mon day night, April 29. The club is planning its annual guest day on May 9. Program Told can Field Service, gave explana tory remarks about the program. Two students, each representing a phase of the exchange program, were guest speakers. Anders Frykholm, student here from Norway at North Salem High School, told of his experiences since coming to this country and expressed his appreciation to the program and those assisting him in becoming acquainted with Amer ican life and customs. Miss Dottye Jones, Salem High student who was in Sweden on an exchange scholarship last year, told of her interesting experiences there and what the program has meant to her in enlarging her understanding of other countries. The Zonta club is to be co sponsor for an exchange student to come to Salem next fall. Mr. Mort explained Salem groups for three years have been spon soring students to this country. Now, Woodburn, Silverlon, Stayton, Lebanon and Albany, have joined the list of cities bringing students to this country, Dinner Saturday Salem Chapter No. 162, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Satur day evening. April 27, for a potluck dinner and business session. The dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Mra. Ronald Rossner Is chair man of the committee and assist ing her will be Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brandvold, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Earlywine, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Graham. Mrs. Lillian Black and Mrs. Ottis Berry. Charter members will be hon ored at the meeting and members of the drill team of Bethel 43, Job's Daughters, will give a demonstra tion of their drill. w -APRIL 27 of the' Week television "j SECOND FIOOI J I 2 Honored By Chapter Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Percy Kelly. A formal Ritual of Jewels was presented for Mrs. Howard Brandvold who was ac cepted into chapter membership. Elected as "Girls of the Year" were Mrs. R. G. Davidson and Mrs. B. E. Nanneman. A formal dinner-dance will be given in their honor May 25 at Randall's Chuck Wagon. Plans were announced for the annual Mother's Day breakfast to be May 12 at the Golden Pheasant. Mrs. Jack Gartz and Mrs. Bern ard Messman presented the pro gram for the evening, using colored slides to illustrate "Nature's Landscape." Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Robert Murphy and Mrs. James Noland. Guest for the evening was Miss Janice Prentiss. Gurney Family Given Showers WOODBURN (Special) The Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Gurney and family were honored with two sur prise showers at a rally of Wil lamette division of United Four square women at the Woodburn church last week. Women of six churches brought gifts for the Gur neys to take when they return to their mission work in Honduras next fall. A kitchen shower was given dur ing the afternoon session of the all-day meeting. Gifts were piled in a large pink umbrella, includ ing linens, towels and kitchenware to use during their coming five- year assignment. During the fellowship banquet at the Church of God a pink cart was rolled in bearing a birthday cake and handkerchiefs for the Rev. and Mrs. Gurney and their daughters. Each of the 130 women attending brought a handkerchief. They also gave gifts to take to the natives in Honduras. The Rev. and Mrs. Gurnev ad dressed the rally and told of their work in the Central American country -where they have a mis sion station and have established two churches and a Bible school. They are now home on a year's furlough. Mrs. Gurney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mc Carthy of Woodburn and the Rev. Mr. Gurney is also a former Woodburn resident. His parents at one time operated a grocery store here where the Woodburn Food Market is now located. 12 price sale 1 ussy deodorants "M DEOOOAArf I J T"ii,f CAPITAL DRUG STORE MS State, St. . . Corner of liberty Wr. Civi GaMn Stamp, Alii! Costume Party For Amaranth Regular social meeting for mem. bers of Cherry Court No. 19, Order of the Amaranth, was enjoyed by a large turnout of the members and guests in the form of a "hard times" costume party. A "kangaroo court" session waa conducted to "punish" those who failed to respect the laws or cos tuming for the affair. Prizes were in keeping with the party theme. . The decorations . and refreshments added much to the atmosphere and were most unique. Committee in charge was chair maned by Mrs. Bernice Wilson and assisting were Mr. and Mrs. John Terhune, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nick ens, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Guenther and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crab tree. District President Visits Unit Here At the meeting of Salem Unit ' No. 136, American Legion Auxil iary, Thursday evening, Mrs. Bet ty Ramev nf Aurora Hitripl nrecL dent of the organization, was the speaxer. ane presented live and ten-year honor guard pins to mem bers of the unit. Under the direction of Mrs. Kay Pcrlich, junior activities chairman, and Mrs. Donald Rasmussen, child welfare chairman, mpmhera nf tha Junior Auxiliary, presented a pro gram, juniors participating wera Burna Dean Driver, chairman, Claudia and Tamara Rmuar Man. cy Acschlimann, Beverly and uiuise Marcroit, Deborah Dela ney, and Mary Helen Driver. The unit annrnveri thn nuri-haa of another hospital bed and mat- iress ana iwo pair 01 adjustabla crutches to add to the equipment which is InanpH in Volaran, nam ing such items in their homes. a W Initiation in Star Chapter at Dayton DAYTON (Snwial) Wl.rf. .Chapter. Order of Factom cia met this week and initiated Mr! ana Airs. Ardillo Krake. The cour tesy girls gave a degree for tha couple. Hale Hendricksnn. wnrlhv mas ter of Jacob Mayer lodge, pre sented a birthday bouquet to the worthy matron, Mrs. Ivan Hedge- tum, on oenau oi nis lodge. Russell Lehman InlH nt hit P; to the east coast where he visited his mother and other relatives. Earle Coburn reported on a re cent trip to Eastern Oregon. Earl Kidd presented a past patron's pin to Russell Lehman. A birthday card shower and a birthday cake marked the birth days of Mr. and Mrs. Hedgecock. limited time only cream and stick NOW S.OeacB Ragularty 1 Phslax
