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PAGE TWELVE 1 Tha Orj:GOlJ STATESMAN. Salsa. Oregon, Wednesday Morning. April 24, 1943 Inspect Sewage i Disposal Plant Independence Councilmen X Mayor Make First r Inspection Trip INDEPENDENCE Mayor A. W. ; Foster, Glen C. Smith of tbe city planning committee and members f tbe Independence city council spent Monday at Sil- - verton inspecting the new sewage disposal plant. This is the first of seTeral Inspection trips planned by member j of the city ; council preparatory to starting. work here on improving the sewers and in stalling a sewage, disposal - plant for Independence. The Cooper, sawmill - resumed operation Monday after a two month layoff on account of short age, of logs. Prank Cooper stated that the mill pond was full of logs and he expected to. be able to continue sawing now. Miles Olson and Don Rowland of tbe public speaking class ct the independence nign school were the speakers on . th program at the meeting of the lions, club Monday noon. Olson gave an ora tion on "Peace in a World Like This.' stating . that i. "Peace will only be established ' when . " we break ? down all , trade barriers and make resources available to all nations." Rowland sate In formation of the Klondike rash at Dawson City giving examples of the high prices paid for foods during tbe rush. . C. Hi Harwood announced that the meeting May would be a sight meeting instead of at noon and that moving pictures would be shown by a representative of the Standard Oil -company. Pedee Club Gives r Community Dance PEDEE A community dance, sponsored by the Jolly Neighbors club was held at' the club hall Saturday qight. The April high school party was held in the school building Thursday night. FFA Member Gives Address on Soil "'" " : ' ' v . ! Soil Erosion Problem Is Discussed Jby Dickman ' i at Silverton ; I SILVERTON While It ! takes 400 years to build one . inch of top soil, the fertility of this has been wasted in less than one fourth of that time, said Paul Dickman, guest speaker at the Silverton chamber of - commerce luncheon Monday noon. Dickman represented the Future Farmers of America. il verton - chapter. In tnavJeceax puouc speaking, con- test. . , . .; Of the two billion acres in rural areas in the United States 75 per cent has already been affect ed by soil - erosion, .Dickman continued. Every effort" should be made to educate the public to - conserve the soil, h He sug gested the planting of grasses, the returning of . straw , and . other crop residue to the soil, using cover crop in orchards, and shift ing hill from crop to live stock farming. -;,,.,,,., The Monday meetinr was the first trial meeting of the cham ber at noon Instead of the usual dinner night ; meeting. Other service.' clubs Joined in the meet ing. :. '-; -;"rv": Merman Kramer, . program chairman Introduced Leonard Hudson. Future Farmers of America advisor, who. la - turn Introduced ' the' chapter members present. Paul Jones, FFA presi dent opened the meeting, and Introduced Harold Roop, his pro gram chairman. Dale Herigstad gave the history of the FFA. Dick Hartly the creed and ' Herman Goschie reported on the FFA co op. - : : f " , Drama! Club Meets Tonight SILVERTON HILLS -The Sil verton Hills Dramatic club will hold Its first meeting, Wednesday night at the community hall, ac cording - to the announcement of the president, Eldon Mulkey. At this time the group will make plans for future productions. Fai ' ' """"" " " " "" " ' 1 "- ' " ! i . T' 1 1111 11 1,11 1,1 ' sws nily From Iowa Move, Hazel Green HAZEL GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wilkinson and sons, Mar-: via, weivin, Bernard and Lowell and daughters, Mamie and Ber dlnia of Decatur county Iowa, have rented - the Carl Johnson faun. Lowell will be a pupil In tne una grade. - Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson were hosts to dinner. Guests were Mr. and ; Mrs. Harry Sroud of Telm, Waslu. Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace- and son and daughter of Middle Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkinson and -, baby daughter, Salem. The Wilkinson family like Oregon and are expecting to buy property, . .. , . . . . Thor Slattum has moved to the home of his son,-Julius Slattum. He rented , his home to the Harp family, who were - living. In the lodge at Hazel Green park. . The Harp family, was from Colorado. Virgil Clemens and family of Sa lem will move to the property va cated by the Harp family. Clem ens, s. nephew of Ben Clemens, will work In the park this sum mer. Mr. and Mrs. John Chart and children will move to the Woelke farm at North Howell, May first. Sharf will - hare charge of the Woelke farm for : Joe Ren, who bought ft from Mrs. Woelke re cently. The Scharf family lived the past two years on what Is known as the George Zlellnski property. Silverton School - .p Schedule Altered SILVERTON A new spring time! schedule la talnr tried In Silverton schools. The! purpose. Instructors and school board membes say Is to giro the stu dents more time for on t door rec reation.' ,'. I Classes take no In ah Senart- ments at 8:45 a. m. The noon hour Is from 11:15 a. ml to li;s for the primary people, pm& from 11:25 to 12:30 for the others. The primary division goes home at 2 o'clock, while the others go at S:30 . ' i Riverdale Gfibs " Give 4H Program . .. y, RIVERDALE The three ill clubs la the Riverdale school gave their achievement day program last week at the schoolhouse. The two art and crafts clubs had a display of painted glass silhouette picture, . woven purses, memoran dum pads, magazine racks, letter holders, tie holders, book racks and ' other articles. ' . The health club displayed large health posters, some of which will be sent to tbe county 4H lair. The teachers, Clara Jones and Elsie Carpenter, were the leaders. The - following program was riven: Presentation of. each club and Its officers, Betty WHlard; history of the clubs. Gene Klein, Del bert Kurtz and Dorotha Ken- nell; club creed, Constance New ton: talk. Bertha Kins; music se lections, Therona Colin and Wen doll Maeklin; health demonstra tion, artificial respiration, Doris Jan Nichols, Melvln Gosser and Gilbert Klein presentation of 4H pins and certificates; pity, Betty WlHrd, Wendoll Maeslln, Dwiiht Gosser, Colin Maeklin. 1 , The Riverdale school has re cently remodeled Its stage and purchased a new curtain for It. Some Ground Wet, Some Dry at Suver 8UVER Farmers here are get ting extremely-anxious about ret ting their spring crops In. The ground Is still wet In spots and too dry In others. Beth Purvlne a sophomore la agriculture at OSO was recently elected Tlce president of Women's Archery club at tbe college. Lawrence Fudge of Seattle visited Thursday with his broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson. Thev at. tended funeral services for Mrs.' Fudge's mother at 1 ' Ballston' Wednesday, i , ' Doris Compton wss a guest of Dorothy Anderson at her home over the weekend. The alrls at. tend OSC. ; f.,N .1! :- ... ...i i 1 1 ! t . VSSBBSasSMeK, 1 ..'.. -.. '. .- t V on thl s. ""I0?9 Of thin, you ' . .. thousands of bargains that we haven't room to stock in our store, can be bought through our Catalog Order department! Save on all your needs at Wards! Sale I Famous 79c Pioneers Reduced I 052Bc Greater savings now on America's finest work shirt value t Sanforized Bartacked. Full-cut. 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