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Thursday, Feb. 7, 1963 (Sec. 8) Thursday, Feb. 7. 1963 (Sec. 2) Berry Research Expansion Urged An expanded research pro gram on Oregon and North west berry production was recommended with a top prior ity by the USDA deciduous fruit and tree nut research advisory committee at its Jan uary meeting in Washington, DC Ralph E Dugdale, Cornelius, made this report to Paul T. Rowell, agricultural develop ment chief of the state de partment of agriculture, upon his return from Washington. Dugdale represents the Pacific Northwest on the national ad visory committee. “Top priority" is the high est recommendation the com mittee can grant, but Dugdale emphasizes expanded re search depends upon USDA's adoption of the t ecommenda- tion and allocation ol funds for the work. CANNED VEGETABLES SALE ! DON’T MISS OUR J. Frank Schmidt Jr., 12- Mile nurseryman, was elected president of the Oregon Associ ation of Nurserymen last week. The group closed its 30th an nual convention in Portland last Wednesday. Other officers are J. Kent Brooks, vice pres ident, and James A. Doty, sec retary-treasurer. Get old-time savings on everything you buy! Get more gift value with Green Stamps! 223rd and Stark M0 5-4111 FLOUR At Damascus Wagon Donation Mrs. Morgan is in contact with a wagon manufacturer who will donate the first wagon to the cavalcade. The Damascus Civic Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Mabel Wes cott. Oldster Hurt Fred Anderson slipiwd, and fell on his back on a step at his home Sunday. The 77-year old man was treated by Boring fire dept, first aid crew, then taken to Holladay hospital The injury is thought to be serious. Yes Your wife'» earnings will not affect your entitlement to social security benefits Only your own earn ings could keep you from getting benefits SERVICE LINES Elvin L. Culley, son of Mr and Mrs Elvin H Culley of Rt 2. Boring, recently joined the Navy under the minority enlistment plan. 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High school pupils in Oregon exceed the educational attain ment achieved by pupils throughout the nation as a whole in all eight learning areas of the Iowa battery, ac cording to the Science Ke search Associates of Chicago, witli whom tile State Depart ment of Education contracted to summarize the tests taken in Oregon. Within Oregon, students at tending the larger schools showed mort* rapid learning ] rogress than did students in the smaller schools. Oregon ninth-grade students enrolled in schools of 1,000 or more students were about one-half year above students enrolled in schools with 150 or less an educational achievement. At the eleventh-grade level the difference was even greater with students in the larger schools being a little over a year ahead of students in the small schools. Although Oregon students, the Department of Education Staff indicated, out perform students of tlie national In gen eral, tlie tests measure only knowledge and the academic areas of the curriculum. 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Myrtle Morgan reports there will be a meeting in the down town Portland YMCA, 3rd floor, room S. on Friday at 8 p.m. for all people interested in Christmas Cavalcade of Can dles. Eastward Ho Wagon train. This organization will in clude any earnestly desiring to join the movement In spite of opposition, Mrs. Morgan plans to carry on this movement to send a wagon train east across the states and finally to Damascus, Syria The states, organizers of the New York 1964 World Fair re quest to have an Oregon Cov ered wagon on display at the fair. Orange, Grape COFFEE 10 lb. bag Slim, Luggage Light. Bright Sharp Picture! Precision Crafted Cut Green Beans, Cut Yellow Waxed Beans French-Style Green Beans, Applesauce or Santiam Purple Plums s & w PILLSBURY ADMIRAL 17" PORTABLE YOUR CHOICE Sweet and delicious! 1896 Local Nurseryman Heads State Group _ Mixed Vegetables Whole Kernel or Cream Style GIANT TV SALE ! Tests Reveal Oregon High e * ¿444^ U MILE CORHEI OPEN 8 AM to 10 PM EVERY DAY Limit Right, Rotorvod We Give and Redeem S&H Green Stamps Wednesday, Feb. 1.3 marks the 20th anniversary of the or ganization of the U. S. Marine Corps Women. A birthday din ner is planned for Feb. 9 at Mayfair House, 8001 SE Divi sion. During World War II over 200 women marines were recruited from the Portland area. Twenty years later many have left Port land and many more have mar ried and their present names are not known. Others have be come residents of Portland and their names and addresses are not known. Anyone who has served or is serving with the Women Ma rines, World Wars I and II and since, who Is interested in at tending the birthday dinner is requested to contact Carol M. Jones, 1515 N. Ainsworth, re servation chairman. Mrs. Rich ard (Meg) Dawes, program chairman, has an interesting evening planned. O.S.U. Offers Scholarships Fifteen $300 scholarships are being offered by Oregon State University to high school sen iors and graduates who are in terested in Food Science and Technology. Anyone desiring more infor mation or application blanks may see Mis Helen Nelson, counselor, in room 17. Feb. 15 is the deadline. Wranglers 4-H Unit Elects ’63 Officers The Damascus 4-H Wranglers met recently at the home of leader Vic Souders to elect of ficers Stan Proctor was elected president, with Bob Edgar vice president. Secretary • treasurer is Jane Street News Reporter will be Betti Rai Proctor and Ser geant at arms, Brian Kadder- ly. Junior leader held over from 1962 is Eleanor Souders, with assistant, Shellie McCalib. The club's mascots are Jeff Proc tor and his fire-dog. Leader for this year is Vic Souders with co • leaders Ray Proctor and Clint Street. Iris Souders resigned as a leader because of Western Paraders duties. You may have to drive in snow, sleet or ice any morning now. If you do allow extra time to get to your destina tion The Portland Traffic Safe ty Commission reminds you that winter conditions call for slower, more careful driving than ever.
