Kenneth Palmer Visits Sutherlin
By MRS BRITTAIN SLACK
Kenneth Palmer, the son of Mrs.
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George Warren, spent the week in
Eugene with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Gene Priest
and daughter, L i n d y, arrived
in Sutherlin recently from Ger
many, where Billie was serving in
the armed forces. He is the son of
Mrs. Luna Priest of Sutherlin.
They will make their home in Coos
Bay where' he will be employed by
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe had
as their house guests for one week,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Comstock
of Seattle. He is a brother of Mrs.
Grubbe.
Word has been received of the
death of Daniel Peter, baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Gourley, near
Chicago, where Gourley is serving
in the armed forces. Mrs. Gourley
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. Adams of Sutherlin and Mar
vin is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Gourley of Winston.
Joan Woollett was taken to a Se
attle hospital Saturday and under
went major surgery on Tuesday.
It is reported that she is getting
along very nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Kayo Barnes, of
Alleghaney, spent the weekend in
Sutherlin visiting with M r s.
Barnes' mother. Mrs. 4-una Priest,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Dena Knoth, a recent ar
rival from Germany, mother of
Mrs. Christie Priest, is making her
home tn Sutherlin at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Priest.
Mrs. Betty Wood, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Curly Vaale, who
spent several days recently visit
ing with her parents, left for her
home at Estacada Thursday.
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By September the state depart
ment of agriculture will be in its
own buildng for the first time in
the department's 25 years of ex
istence. Although the department's
new home has been marked "Ag
riculture" for years, until recently
only one-third of the building was
occupied by the department.
It was originally known as the
printing building and until last
year the printing plant occupied
the first floor and basement. As a
result, the department was handi
capped in certain phases of its
work because of crowded condi
tions and the scattering of its head
quarters operations in three build
ings in Salem. Two of these build
ings are former residences.
But the last legislature eased the
situation and appropriated 4122,500
for remodeling this building for de
partment use. James L. Payne
was the architect selected by the
Board of Control and R. L. Forster
and Son are the contractors. The
building's approximate 30,000
square feet enables it to give up
the two leased residences.
The remodeled full basement will
house the animal industry division,
the federal-state brucellosis labor
atory, storage and stock room, con
ference room and library. The fed
eral veterinarian and his staff, for
merly located in Portland, were
moved to new basement quarters
at material benefit to livestock
and the department.
On the first floor will be the
plant industry division including
the federal-state shipping point in
spection supervisor, the Salem ar
ea shipping point office and the
walnut control board office. Also,
on this floor will be the director's
office, division of market develop
ment, information representative
staff, legal staff, business and per
sonnel managers. Weights and
laboratory and calibrating room
adjacent to the service entrance.
Clerical, stenographic and account
ing personnel will occupy a large
central portion of the first floor.
The foods and dairies, weights
and measures division will be on
the upper floor. Remodeling of the
lation of new equipment will be
completed in September. The plant
pathology and entomology labora
tories and plant pest and disease
survey staffs will be added to this
floor. An addition to it will provide
space for the hop analysis labor
atory. Many individuals aided the de
partment on obtaining adequate
housing. They include the building
advisory committee established by
former Director Peterson, the State
Board of Agriculture, farm organi-
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throughout the state, state officials
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Director J. F. Short comments,
"While our new facilities are ac
ceptable and adequate for the time
being, they do not answer the de
sire of the state's agricultural and
civic leaders that agriculture event
ually be housed in a building on the
capitol mall. Such a building would
be in keeping with agriculture's
importance to the economy of the
state and add dignity to the stature
of the capitol mall group.
"Our present location is handi
capped by traffic and train noises
and is not completely accessible to
the public and state personnel hav
ing dealings with agriculture.
"After the busy harvest season
and if our workload permits, we
hope to hold an open house this
fall to acquaint everyone with our
work and remodeled facilities.
However, visits are always wel
comed." The agriculture building is locat
ed on 12th street in Salem, just at
the edge of the group of large state
buildings.
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Tuei., Aug. 21, 1956 The
Sutherlin Girl Visits Parents
By EDITH DUNN ,
Miss Bernice Cingcade, who
spent a 15-day leave with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tozier
of Oakland, returned to McCord
Air Force Base recently.
Before returning, the Toziers and
Miss Cingcade had as a Sunday
dinner guest Sgt. Dick Osttcrman
of McCord Field. Miss Cingcade
accompanied him back to the base.
Lester Cingcade accompanied
them to Portland, where he took a
plane for Canada for a few days
vacation before returning to Hono
lulu Sept. 2 to instruct at Mid-Pacific
Institute.
Sgt. and Mrs. Wayne Tanner and
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29 Scottish cap
30 Seraglio
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three children are visiting at the
Barton Slane home on the (Jmpqua
River. Sgt. Tanner is a brother of
Mrs. Slane. He and his family have
been at Monterey, Calif. They go
next to Heidelberg, Germany,
where he will be stationed with
the U. S. Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Halsled of
lone, Wash., visited this week at
the Jesse Lee home. Halsted is a
cousin of Mrs. Lee. They also visit
ed Halsted's parents at Sutherlin,
U. S. per capita consumption of
evaporated milk dropped from 18 j
pounds in 1947 to 151a pounds in
1953.
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