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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1944)
J r ThmCZZGO I $TATE5MA2f, Salem Oregon, Friday Morning, August II. 1S1I PAG2 I uayi oom Report Made Dallas Contribution Moved to Marine ' ' Base Corvallia DALLAS, Aiii. ltf Group a of the Sisterhood . of the Christian church met Wednesday efternooa with Mrs. Carrie Zook, with Mrs. Jack Gohebet as hostesses. . Mrs. William Domaschofslgr reported thai the day-room furnishings that the Christian church of Dallas had contributed to Camp Adair had been moved as a unit to an unfur nished day-room at the marine base at Corvallis and would still be used. Mrs. George Woods reported on the need for the women of the Dallas church to furnish the even ing meal for the district meeting of the Men's ninety-nine clubs, which was to be in Dallas August 28. She said at least two hundred men were expected to attend this meeting. . h president oi Group 2, Mrs. Paul Johnson, announced that the General Sisterhood of the church will have a covered dish supper In the Dallas park, Friday, August 18. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. William Iff enberger compose the coffee committee for the affair. It was also announced that November 17 and 18 had been chosen as dates for the fall bazaar where articles made by the different women's groups will be sold. Those present at this meeting were Mrs. A .U. Kerp, Mrs. Olive Farley, Mrs. Lulu Remington, Mrs. William ff enberger, Mrs. Eugene Hayter, Mrs. George Woods, Mrs. Lola Dornhecker, Mrs. William Domaschofsky, Mrs. Paul Johnson, , Mrs. T. L. Parsons, Mrs. R. A. Ma son, Patsy Miller, Mrs. Jack Go hebel, Mrs. Carrie Zook, and Mrs. Allie Hennagin. Mrs. Joe Remington returned Tuesday from a week's visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. F. Brown, near Willamina. Postwar Food Subsidizing Contemplated I WASHINGTON, Aug. lM-T)-The war food administration is expected to tell congress in the "near future that a vast program for subsidizing domestic con sumption of food may become necessary to prevent a sharp post war break in food and farm prices. . End of the war this year would find the government" with huge reserves of food and agriculture producing for a war-induced mar ket that no longer existed. Food production is one third ; greater than pre-war levels. While large quantities may be needed for foreign .relief, officials doubt whether export and domestic de mands would take the full out put. -. . A congressional directive that the government ; support farm prices at not less than 90 per cent of parity for two years after the war may make necessary, offi cials say, the use of such mecha nisms as the food stamp pro gram, greatly broadened school lunch and other programs for handling extra supplies .until production can be brought Into line with peacetime requirements. The food stamp program was vsed to dispose of surplus foods before the war, but it was sus pended when supplies became tight Under it the government is sued stamps to' low-income fami lies useable for the purchase of designated foods at regular gro . eery stores. " '; OdeH Long Signed By Mission Bottom District School i V MISSION BOTTOM At a re cent school board meeting teacher, Odelf Long, was hired for the community school year. The new director is Mrs. Burl LafoUett and the new clerk is Homer Davis. " "? : r . ' V Senior Brother At Mte Angel Dies, Rites Set MT. ANGEL, Aug. 10 Brother John PXiffner OSB, 79, and sen ior brother of St Benedict's ab bey, died at the monastery i 11 P-m. Wednesday night He had been bedridden for two months. Previous to that he still worked daily in the abbey woods, clean ing out brush, cutting wood and uprooting the persistent poison oak. ! " ' ' Brother John was born Oct 16, 1864, in the canton of St G alien, Switzerland. He came to the United States and to Mt Angel in 1887, a few years after the found ing of the monastery by Father Adelhelm Odermatt He made his profession as a brother April 27, 1890. Most ot his time during the following, years was spent in working on the abbey farm. In 1924 be was appointed to take over the Janitor work of the Benedictine Press, the abbey's printing establishment Several years ago he had to give up mis work due to failing eye sight An operation restored his sight sufficiently to permit his taking over the care of the acres of forest that surround the ap proach to the hilltop. Here he worked daily, turning the untidy woods into a natural park. On April 27, 1940, he celebrated the golden jubilee of his religious profession. Funeral services will be con ducted from the abbey chapel Saturday morning at 8 o'clock and interment will be in the nearby abbey cemetery. Unger Mortuary is in charge. Cyclone Hits Canada Town KAMSACK. Sask.. Aug. 10 (CP)- In the wake of a cyclone, which caused damage of 81.000.- 000 last night work crews toiled today to clear wreckage-littered streets in Kamsack. Flying timbers and , shattered class caused injury to 37 persons. but only four were detained . in a hospital, two reported in a dying ' condition. : (A report from Verigin, Sask, said a young girl had died of head Injuries suffered during the storm but theae was no confirmation.) One of a series of storms which struck Manitoba and Saskatche wan last night and early today, the cyclone hit Kamsack shortly iter 11 pJtn. In r two minutes 400 buildings, Including 200 homes, were de stroyed or damaged, water moA power services disrupted and all communications broken. ' . .. Buildings the entire length of Third avenue, the town's main street were a . shambles,- while I bouses were flattened in the rest-j dential district o.'-" j " Kamsack, center of rich farm j belt has a population of about 1800. It is a Canadian National railways divisional point, 225 northeast of Saskatoon. - '. - 2 Oregon Men End Courses Satisfactory completion of na tional guard courses by two Ore- ' gon men was announced by the National guard bureau, Washing ton, DC, through acting Adjutant General Ray F. Olson; here Thursday. Maj. C A. Jack R, Wood has completed his training in the officers advanced course No. 39 at field ' artillery school. Fort Sill, Okla. He originally' was from Klamath Falls. Donald R. Rarey, captain in fantry, has completed his train ing in athletic and recreation officers course In the school for special and mobile service at Lexington, Vr He formerly re sided at Tillamook. CalPak Calls For More Men 'A heavy green bean crop pour ing in on California Packing cor poration's Salem plant Just as beets are in full production Thurs day brought a call for extra men there on both day and night shifts. jFifty additional women also are sought to work on beans from 7 pjn. to 5:30 a. m., while SO more women are needed to trim beets from 3 pjn. to midnight the can ners' committee announced. Silverton Man on East Coast, Letter Reports SILVERTON Rev. and Mrs. M. J. K. Fuhr received a letter from their son, CpL Nathan Fuhr that he had arrived on the east coast from Camp McCain, Miss. CpL Fuhr was home on furlough in May. : Marshall Satern, older son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Satern, will report for induction in the army August 18. Satern was graduated from high school in June. Fairfoot Calf dob Delegates at Corvallis FAIR VIEW Sherman, Leh man, member of the Fairfoot Calf club, attended the calf dub con ference this week " at Corvallis. 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