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Community Benefits in Holding
Dog Show Asserts Editor of
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Tli OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. March 15. 1941
National Ma
Additional Revenue for Hotels and
' Other Businesses Results With
Influx of Exhibitors
The community as a whole benefits from a good dog show, ac-l
cording to editor Will Judy, of the Dog World magazine as pointed
out by J. HL Willeti, general chairman of the Lions Kennel dun
doe show. Editor Judy says that the holding of an "all-breed'
dog show represents; the average
expenditure of better than $3000.
A national checkup reveals that
4 the average i dog show pf some
three hundred entries draws dogs
and dog lovers froni all parts of
the country resulting in additional
revenue to hotels, restaurants, and
business houses in jgeneral.
Aside from the financial bene
fits, a dog show has definite ed
ucational value, for by a good
showing of the best dogs the gen
eral public has an opportunity to
see for themselves j the various
breeds of fine dogs and learn the
better points of j dogdom as a
whole.
Pupils Watch
Dog Perform
Unusual visitors entertained
boys and girls of Richmond school
Friday morning. Willis Moon
Shadow, black cocker spaniel, and
Son of Suzanna, a red and white
parti-color, were introduced by
their owner, J. H. Willett, who
demonstrated the correct way to
pose and gait a dog and gave in
formation about fine points of
scoring as used by judges in dog
shows..
The program culminated a dog
show activity that has been car
ried on in the first grade room un
der direction of the; teacher, Mrs.
Carmen Jennison.
Willows' Club Sets
Annual Picnic
SILVERTON S ilve rton Wi
dow's club, headed! by Mrs. Net
tie Cusiter, is making plans for
its annual summer; picnic to be
held in June.
The Silverton club was organ
ized a few years ago by Mrs. Min
nie Preston and since has had one
annual meeting each year.
Promotion of
Show not Easy
Salem Lions Club in
Quandry Where to
Put All Entries
Any time anyone feels that put
ting on a first class dog show is i
cinch, they have but to be ref errec
to Joe Land and Jack Putnam am
other members of the loeal Lion:
club, for on these men fell the
weight of housing the dogs entered
in the Lions club dog show.
Better than $1000 worth o
building materials were used m
constructing the almost 30ll
benches for the dogs. This figur
includes lumber, nails, paints, anc
other numerous gadgets that go tc
make sturdy benching for showini
canines.
"The materials used in t h e s 4
benches could easily have framed
three good five-room houses,'!
stated Land, "Putnam, the rest o
the boys and myself put in bettef
than 3000 man hours of labor o4
them." he said. 1
Fair Board Sets
Meet at Dallas
DALLAS Polk county faiif
board will hold a meeting in the
office of County School Superin-j
tendent Josiah Wills Monday!
night, March 17, at 8 o'clock.
The board is asking all person:
interested in changes in the pre
mium list to appear before it an
make suggestions.
The dates for the 1941 Polfcf
county fair will be August 22 and
23. It will be held again this yeaij
at Monmouth. . I
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Nearly every breed of dog will appear at the Lions Kennel club dog
show, opening: at the Salem armory at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
show continues through Sunday, with final judging at the night
show. Officials have registered 28 entries in the competition.
Judging Schedule
Judging of all toys and hounds will begin at 2 o'clock this after
noon, when Judge C.jjJ. Casselman of Chicago steps into the ring.
The judging schedule for today Is:
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2 to 5 All toys and hounds.
7:30 to 11 Cockers, collies and all terriers.
For Sunday:
10:304o 12 Xonsporting, except Boston terriers, and all remain
ing working dogs.
1:30 to 5 Boston terriers, all spaniels except cockers.
7:30 to 9 Variety classes, parade of champions, best brace and
best dog in show. j;
Obedience"
Feature of
Exhibition
One of the outstanding features
of the Lions Kennel club dog show,
scheduled for today and Sunday at
the Salem armory, will be the
"Obedience" exhibitions each day.
As the name indicates, these ex
hibitions will dramatically demon
strate what can be accomplished
in training dogs in the matter of
obedience.
Twenty four dogs of some 11
different breeds, including collies,
sheep dogs, wirehairs, Schip
perkes, cockers, Dobermans, Scot
ties, and others, trained by the
Dog Obedience club of Portland,
will perform. The club was or
ganized the first of the year, and a
majority of the dogs performing
this weekend are from this club,
although several are trained ani
mals from California.
Two Arrests Made
By Polk Deputy
DALLAS Franklin Lee Hew
lett was arrested at Sheridan
Thursday by Deputy Sheriff
W. W. Williams on a local jus
tice warrant charging issuing a
fraudulent check. Hewlett was
released later.
Louis McDaniel was also ar-
Home Ec Meet
Slated Today
18 Schools to Gather,
"Woodhurn; Program
Begins at 9 o'Qock
WOODBURN Representatives
from 1 18 high schools will meet
at Woodburn high school today,
for a home economics conference.
The program for the day fol
lows: "
9:00-9:30 a. ;tn. R e g I s tration
and refreshments In' the home
economics department.
9:30-10 - o'clock, group singing
led by Kenneth Thompson, music
director of Woodburn high school.
Welcome, Grace Lindeken, pres
ident of the Woodburn Home Ec
onomics club. Milton Gralap, su
perintendent of the Woodburn
public schools will give a short
welcome. Response by the presi
dent of the Corvallis Home- Ec
onomic club. Roll call of schools.
10-10:30 a. m. Miss Keng U,
student at Oregon State college
and Miss Elinor Rutherford.
10:30-11:15 Recreation in the
gymnasium; 11:15-11:30, enter
tainment numbers by various
schools; 11:30, state club report
by Erma Nisbet, adviser of state
club; 12-1:30, banquet at the Ma
sonic temple, put on by the Past
Matrons. ;
1:30-1:45, entertainment by rep
resentatives from schools. 1:45,
discussion groups under direction
of Grace Lindeken, Margaret Sur
meyer, Anita Hoefer, Corinne Gill
and Donna Gene Ernest.
2:15-2:30, general assembly.
Panel discussion under direction
of Mrs. Merle Davis, adviser of
the Corvallis Home Ec club. 2:30,
closing of the conference.
The Woodburn Home Ec club,
under direction of Mrs. Helen
Guiss has been working for the
past week on the conference.
rested by Deputy Sheriff Wil
liams Thursday on a charge of
larceny of livestock. He was
bound to the grand jury. He was
released on bail.
West Salem Now
WEST SALEM Parents jof In
termediate league members are
asked to meet to the Methodist
church basement at 6:30 6'clock
Sunday night to assist the jyoung
people in discussing . F a m 1 1 y
Life."
Mrs. J. j. Beier, of 1086 Third
street left Monday for Minnesota
to attend the funeral of her fa
ther, Henry Friesen.' Mr. Ifriesen
was. struck by a car on the road
in front of his home. He died an
hour and a half later. He was 96
years old at the time of his 'death.
John. S. Friesen returned from
a business trip to Klamath Falls.
- Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hathlaway,
Mr. and Mrisv, Arthur Hathaway,
and Mr. and -Mrs. BV F. $rook
shire, Ridgefield, Waslu j were
guests Wednesday at the Wilfred
Weathers home at 'Shedd. "-"V-
Mr. and Mrsv RaymondrjWood
have moved to West ' Salem.
Wood, who is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Wood, has spent the
past months in Chicagol San
Francisco and Alaska.
Federated Women's
Club Head Speaks
DALLAS The March meeting
of the Live Wire Sewing club of
the rst Christian church was
held recently at the home of Mrs.
H. "A. Petersen with Mrs. Del
Springsteen and! Mrs. B. E..La
Bonte a assistant hostesses. (
Mrs. Walter Erickson, preti
dent, presided. Mrs. Harold D.
Petersen, . president of the Ore
gon Federation of Women's clubs,
gave an account of a visit to
Washington, DC
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LEBANON W illiam Floyd
Carter died suddenly while at gj:
work, logging Wednesday above ;
Foster. Rev. M. O. Fields of Sa- :
lem conducted funeral services
Friday at 2 o'clock in Lowe mort
uary. Interments Was in I OOF
cemetery. jj
The deceased, who was born in
Linn county, near Peoria, 54
years ago lived injj Halsey, 27
years; in Eugene fiv years, com
ing to the vicinity of Lebanon and
Sweet Home last fill. He was
married in Albany nil 1908 to Ra
chel Edna Ruiter who
him with the following children:
Floyd W. and Harold Dallas Car
ter at home; Mrs. Goldie Carter,
Eugene; Mrs. Helen Blacklaw,
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