.The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Fridaj Moraine, July 29, 1938
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Record Group
" At YM Camp
Pete Hauser Rated Honor
Boy atjirst Session at
Silver Falls
The
YMCA . C a m p Silver Creek-
camp Is a busy place
these days - with the -woods - lull
of boys- - There are 73 boy camp
ers and 1 8 leaders in camp mak-
CROWN
K. K. Turkey Starter,
K. K. Turkey "Grower
for Economical Growth
FOR SALE BROODERS
1 Electric ..$ 15.00
1 Electric . 10.00
2 Oil, each ..... .... 10.00
lOOO Chic Capacity
W. J. LEE &.S0N
349 Ferry Phone 9418
ins a grand total of ,91 persona.
This z Is the largest number the
Salem "Y7, has erer had In camp
at one time. The boys are fear
lug a real time and are getting
organised ! in good shape. And
how the fellows do eat they
are keeping Pop Crary and Ed
Mason, the cooks, on the go.
Camp classes are proving very
popular, .with leather weaving
leading the list with the most
enrolled; handicraft it next, then
learn-to-gwim class and archery.
Boys in the handicraft classes
are making pup-put boats, boom
erangs, and many other projects,
The leather., gang is : -Tearing
watch bands, whistle chains.
Also ' the iboys are learning to
make beds, roll packs, build fires,
and ; each' unit is . constructing
campfire circles 'In their unit.
This is a ! good project and one
the boys all like. ,
Pete Hauser Honor Camper -
The last camp which Just
ended Sunday was a great suc
cess and the fellows surely hat
ed to go: home. Many awards
were given to outstanding camp
ers. , . j . i, ,
Pete Hauser was chosen by
the boys as the honor camper,
this being the highest honor a
camper can receive. " '
. Boys elected Into the Raggars
society ' were Green Raggars,
Danny Fry, Scyier Gile, Bob
Woodbarn. . Pete Hauser. Wayne
Hauser, Boh Steeves. Bill Poor
man, Roger Smith, Wallace
Adams, Jim Tryon, Robert Fra-
sier, Gordon Weller, Horace Bel
din, Jack Doles), Frits Anunsn;
honorary Green Raggars. Miss
Rigier, burse; Ed Mason, cook;
Wilson ; Maynard, Bill Bordon,
Jim Cole, leaders, and Mrs. Gus
Moore.
Ia Raggars Society '- '1
Brown Raggars. Jim Smith,
Jack Mennls, Malcolm 'Johnstead,
Dar Drobrough, Boh ' Sederstrom,
Dean Custer. ;
Red Raggars, Fred Gruver,
Dale Bates, Reed ; Nelson; Cecil
Quessetb. - -. . L ;'
Blue Raggars, Bill Shinn, and
Dayton Robertson. , -
. Winners In the first camp
tournaments were: Trickle Falls
unit, 'championship in softball.
with Hill j Side taking second
place. : .-. . ...-.j ; :";
' Jim Smith won the deck ten
nis championship; B i 1: Morris,
second; Jack Nelson, the badmin
ton , tournament, Pete Hauser,
second ; Bill Morris, horseshoe
tournament. Zane Russell, sec
ond.
Nurse Held in Matron's Death
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Halvernicks on Trip
WALDO HILLS Mr. and Mrs.
William Halvernick and - grand'
sons Robert and Harold Dickman
r t u r ned Wednesday forenoon
TheTr tw oW- "ad M"- M C0000" left Burse' hdd in WMUaftoa, D. C, after
Kenetrfw!;f.v' r r," . "e death of Mrs. Jastine' Sweeney (right), daughter of a UnitedStates
ville are their f guests until Sun
day. ; .; v . , . - , ? i
Representative, and wife of Charles Sweeney, attorney-for the Federal -
Trade Commission.'. Police say Mrs.' Sweeney died during an illegal
operation' in Mrs.. Connors' dingy apartment.
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IJSDEPELNDEINT GROCERS 100 Uome Owned .. Isaak Bros., Otrnrs
137 South Commercial Street r . : . Phone 7311
Hop Fiesta Coinmittees Swing Into
- Action for Fifth Annual Event in
Honor of Leading Valley Industry
INDEPENDENCE Independ
ence is preparing for the fifth
annual hop fiesta .to be held
August 25, 26. 27 and 28 in Hop
Bowl. ' ' -
Thousands of visitors, towns
people and hop pickers witness
this annual event, which cele
brates the hop harvest, with en
tertainment that will include par
ades, dances, programs, rodeo,
wrestling; carnival, sports mid
get auto racing pageant and the
coronation ceremonies.
The city will be dressed un in
holiday regalia the fiesta spirit
will blaze forth, and on Thurs
day night, August 25, the fifth
queen will be crowned to rule'
over the four-day celebration.
Clarence Charboneau, president
of the Hop Bowl, announces there
are 16 girls vleing for Hop queen
honors, and a choice of a trip to
Alaska, or the World's fair in
San Francisco.
Thia year's committed ar:
Coronation. Urn. W. i Borrr. lira. 11-
3. Bntler, Mra. Elsio Bolt and Mrs. Irj
Kobinion; parade, Robert Craven, Tom
Smith, Albert Scfclaf and Gene MaeCar
thy ; rroonds. Marl Fuhner. Bert Mo-
tier, Eld on Palmer, and A. W. Foiter.
Adrertismr. Rar Thorn oaon. Hnrh
A m terry and John K.
Lynn Huntley and Melford Xelion.
. Music, F. T. Ellefson and Wayne Mae
Gowan; Friday night ahow, Mra. Claude
G. Skinner, Mn. 3. 8. Robbie, Mrs.
Cbarlea Hansen and Robert W. Craven;
hop yard cooperation, Mrs. J. C. Collini,
Mra. Frank Van lyke, and Mra. C. C.
Comitock. ,
Midnierbt ahow, Sam Sloenm; finance,
W. A. Barnum, Glen C. Smith and ir.
C. E.- Loner queen contest, Gerald Fow
ler and l)r. M. 3. Butler; ehaperonea,
ecronation committee; dinner for foesta.
Woman ' club; queen's float, Paul .
Robinson and Carl Irwin ; police - and
concessions, B.' F. Swope, K. L. Wil
liams and 3. Ot Mcintosh.
8treet decorations, William X Darling
and Claude Thompson; Saturday after
noon show, ' Dr. George D. Berley, liar
old Lacy- and Earl . Williams; Saturday
night show, W. F. KsrbeU William J.
Darlinr. Merle Fulmer; aoftball, J. B.
Schofield, John Holechek, Howard Ben
nett, Ira D. Mix. Clarence Harwood, and
William Becken; football. R. M. Walker,
Al Cox. Robert Jlif r, Paul E. Robinson,
E. E. Addison and Dr. George D. Her
ley; and lights, Roy Hartman, Grant
Bycrsand Mos Winn.
Lodge Club Picnics
DALLAS The Past Noble
Grands club held a picnic supper
In the Dallas city park on Monday
evening. Families of the club
members were special guests at
Eastern Kutsman
! Visits J. Ciiixan
n LYONS ZeU Pichard under
went a major operation at the
Salem general hospital Wednes
day morning. - Miss Prlchard Is
school teacher for the ' McCully
mountain district.
- Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard
have gone- to Sclo where they
have accepted a cooking Job with
the E. W. White logging com
pany, -
Charles L." Ryan, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ryan of
Haverhill, Mass., is visiting his
grand uncle, James Curran, also
hla aunts. Mrs1 Alice Cnlhane, of
Lyons, and Mrs. William Tigrell
of Albany, whom ' he has never
seen. -
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Brown of
Redmond spent the weekend at
the C. B. Surry home. Mrs. Brown
is a former school teacher here.
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Mrs. Paul e. Robinaoa. Bert Mosier. the dinner. There were iz presenr,
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Dqqq J2QGti lb. an1.
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Keizer Band Shows Much
ImproTement in Concert
KEIZER About ISO attended
-the band concert and Ice cream
social at the Keizer school house
Tuesday night. The band, directed
by ' Prof. Hassenstab showed
marked Improvement.
Sunbeam Officers Meet
MONMOUTH The officers ot
Sunbeam circle. 672, Monmouth,
met at the home of Mrs. D. A.
Hoag Monday night. Henry T.
Massman, Portland, District rep
resentative, addressed the group.
Well Drilling Reported
In Fruitland District
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, FRUITLAND Mrs. Anna GI
rod has had her well drilled down
farther. There has been Installed
a new electric pump so they can
service two houses. Leon Brown's
well went dry so he had a new
well drilled. Marion West drUIed
both.
Threshing Is w e 1 1 underway
by both Harold Lattln and Peter
Kufner's outfits. Val Gerlg and
son are also busy with their new
combine.
Honor Recent Bride
MONMOUTH Mrs. C. W. Price
was hostess to the Thimble club
Wednesday afternoon. A mlscel
anneous gift shower was given
Mrs. Robert Price, a bride of July
17.
Unionvale Women
At Camp Meeting
UNIONVALE Mrs. Carl Thorn
ton, Mrs. Austin Allen and her
three daughters. Rev. V. A. Bal
lantyne and Miss Bertha Magnets,
representing the UnlonvaTe Evan
gelical church, went to Jennings
lodge Wednesday morning to re
main for several days at the an
nual camp meeting of the Eran
gelical church from July 27 to
August 7. Mrs. Ersel Gubaer at-,
tended the Wednesday sessions.
A coat of fine crushed rock Is
being put on the new short cut
across the late Charles K. Spaul
dlng farm and adjoining abort
connecting links, following the
finishing Tuesday morning of
gravel hauling.
the PuQimoiiGEi mm
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