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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1940)
12. i::3 " Snow or Water, Hefp Good bziSkis i r Wbn the 8krru -are iMwked with now, Strand Mlkkelsea Is tops at fancy bsiaes on skis. : His skill extends to fancy business -on the ocean waves. It was demonstrated at a recent' exhibition at Trea sure Island's Port of Trarto "Winds UN photo. - Higli School Students in 41st May Continue Studies while in Army Through Correspondence Schools High school - ctudents-who are enlisted In the 41st dirlsion. are to continue .their school studies while In eerrlce, It was said here today by Major General . George A. White, division commander, following -a conference with Rex Putnam, state 'superintendent , of public instruction and Putnam's assistant. Lester A.- Wileox.'j . .: A system ot correspondence schools, proposed byPutnam, was agreed upon; Under this plan, Putnam will ask superintendents of all high schools In Oregon to prepare lessons for Individual students. These lessons will then be sent to the division training camp at Camp Murray, "' Fort Lewis. At that place, they will1 be Silverton Club Gathers Prizes Future Farmers Score With Exhibits; Average, of Team Is High SILVERTON Future Farm ers an d their exhibits returned to Silverton late Sunday night after a big week at the state fair. The local group exniDitea iz neaa 01 rfatrv animals. 23 head of swine, 1 pen of 12 White Leghorn hens in egg ( laying contest," ana is farm shop exhibits. Calvin Mikkelson won first on Ma Jerev cow in the atsed icow division. She was also judged champion aged cow of all breeds. His entry in the young cow class placed second. Dan Van Brocklin's senior year lin- Jprnpv nlaced 3d. Lee Reed r tnnv Kth nlace with his junior vearline. Lester Beugli won 34 in dairy showmanship. His sen ior yearling Jersey bull placed 6th In" the open- class aivision. In the swine division Dale Xlorivatarl vnn 1st On his CheS tar xtfhita nw- Carl Reed 1st on his Berkshire sow; Calvin Mik kelson 2d on a Hampshire sow j j. XJ a -m u i frill Clare Bifown 6th on a Hampshire sow; Ronald wood otn ana oin on Berkshire gilts. Ta.teo rtone-n. Amos Funrae and Bill Strom all showed a pen of three market hogs. Funrue's entry placed 6 th. After thejr were shown these three entries were nnrchased by buyers.- In the poultry division Reuben Ditchen's pen of White Leghorn hens placed 5th in me egg 7 fiSnn Hfvicfnn winninn were: Don Jacq.net, 1st on trailer; How ...t MaA r ia An sacker: . Paul Jones. 3d on stock trailer: John Llchty, otn on. mwbu v waterer; Don Steffin, Sd on spray boom; Ruebln Dltchen, 3d on cultivator repair Job; Amos Fan rue, 3d on saw filing rack; Dale Herigstad 2d on horse halter and 6th on milk stool. The judging contests were very popular with the local boys and in the 2 6 teams competing Silverton placed 3d with 246. Nestucca mads first with 2514: Gresham 2d with 2417; Corval lis 4th with 2441; Cottage Grore sth wlfYt 9417. if ; V'"" Silverton's team waa composed of Lee Reeder, Lester Beugli and John Lichtyv Lee Reeder : waa third high Individual in tha con test with a acore of .872 out of a possible 100. Silverton was 2d high team In Judging Jersey cows and 2d In Judging Holstelns. Johta Llchty placed 4th In Indi vidual lodging of Reeder was high Individual In Holstein with a score of 1 of a possible 200, received br reeimental education al .teams, detailed, by General White for supervision of high school Instruction. Those working at the Camn Murray end of the program will include reeimental chadains and officers having past experience as hi srli school instructors. Lessons prepared by students will be returned by military offi cers to the hlsrh school for -trad ing. Putnam Indicated that a sys tem of credits could he. wonted out whereby high school students would be able to keep up with their school work. Under the nlan of cooperation worked out today. Superintendent Putnam will enlist all high school DrinciDals in the clan and General White will organize the instruc tion schools at the division camn Ed DOtlonal authorities in Washington. Montana. Idaho and Wyoming were asked today by f ienerai white to cooperate : in the Putnam plan of correSpond- -i i. euc cuuuih. , While no detailed flerures were available, it was estimated that there are at least 2000 hieh school students in the entire di vision whose total strength is 137000 officers and men. Family Gathers At North Santiam NORTH SANTIAM Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hammer were hosts at a picnic given on the Joe Van Cleve farm Kentember 8. This picnic has been an annual affair for a number of years. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mason and daughter Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Keefer and son and daugh ter Bruce and Myra. Dr. and Mrs. Llovd Hockett of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. William Mickleson and sons. Dickie and John, of Al bany, Mr. and Mrs. Rossen Cha nin and sons. Rov and Ralnh. of Perrydale, and Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Sielke and sons, Harold and Jlmm v of Sarin cfield. civde Rethel has nurcnasea tne old Harbeck place and is build in e a house on it. James Bethel will move into the house vacated by the Clyde Bethels. Carl Bethel has boueht the Reese place and will move into It soon. Mrs Arden Hammer and daughters, Lenore Ardess and Nancy, are visiting in Portland for the week. Silverton News Wif c of Teacher Has Operation ott vtotov Mrs. Floyd cu..At wt r nt Flovd Ellefson, ,nn.i in the Silverton achooUv submitted toa J5 operation Monday at the Silver- ' tti t. MnndiT after noon sha was reported aa -retting along as weU as could M f SILVERTON . Mrs. George Hnbbs is In San Francisco visit ing her sons. Max and Ronald. who are livlnff there. i: Klrin VcClearv. water superin tendent at Silverton, is at home caHnr for an Infected knee cap. He haa been unahle to be at the nfffo for the nast few days. Lillian Bloch. who has been with the Silverton hospital fort soma years, will be employed in i the offices of Dr. K. is. Kiem nrtt. The nurse. Mrs. Verda T.vnch. who 4bu been there for some years, - will Join her hus band, William Lyncn at uascaaa Locks In the near future. Mr. Trnen rMentlT bouxht a store m r it Larson was Sunday hostess to f her family In honor of her 69th birthday anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson, Jeanne and Gerry, Mr. nit Un Miles TODias, Mr. ua Mr. CUfford Larson and Dick, L. Tobias and Mr. and Mrs. R. V T a mai .' 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