Five Tropties
To Be Offered
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At Rose Snow
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Inhibitors st Salem's Roi
show to be held at the YMCA
June 15-18 will have a chance
; to win one or more of five tro
phies obtained by the thow com
mittee of the Salem Row? society;
srxmsor of the' annual event
The grand sweepstakes trophy
which willfo to the exhibitor of
the best . rW consists of a large
globe mounted on a cylindrical
base and surmounted by a figure
f winged victory- Measuring 30
inches to height, it is offered by
the officers of the Salem Rose
society, :
To the exhibitor of the bent
ro in Division I 4 horticultural),
the Salem Men's Garden club is
offering a gold cup.
Another fold cup 14 inches tall
win go to the exhibitor of the
best rose in the junior division.
It is provided ' by the Salem Ki
wanis club.
A, gold trophy consisting of a
cylindrical pedestal surmounted
by fifure of Liberty bearing a
torch, standing 38 Inches high.
Is offered by the Rose society to
the garden club Of Marion or
polk county with the best ex
hibit. The exhibit must" contain
at least ten varieties of roses.
A fold cup Is offered by Stevens
t Son of Salem to the exhibitor
of the best floral arrangement.
All of these are revolving tro
phies, to be held by trie winner
for one year. Name of the winner
Is to be engraved each year.
There also will be valuable
prizes and ribbons for the best
exhibits in each division, accord
inf to Ray Warren, chairman of
the show committee. . .
Nut Growers
Attend Meet,
Elect Of ficers
Four hundred and fifty nut
growers attended the annual
meeting of the Dundee Nut Grow
ers association aTTJundee May 28,
the next to the largest gathering
in the organization's history.
Talks were made by Roy Miller
on pest control; D. E. Wilson, di
rector of the association, on pol
lenization and by Robert Gerald,
assistant manager of the North
Pacific Nut Growers, on the world
nut situation. C. E. Schuster, hor
ticulturist; Paul W. Miller, plant
natholoeist. and B. G. Thompson.
associate- entomologist of the de-H
partxnent of agriculture and Ore
gon State college talked on -cultural
and nut disease problems.
The Dundee Nut Growers did
over a million and a half dollars
of business In 1945.
Officers, elected were: L. R
Pearson, Aloha, president; R. A
Ward, Portland, vice president;
E." S. Strother, Dundee, secrrtary
manager; L- R. Pearson, R. A.
Duncan and R. A. Ward board ot
directors of North, Pacific Nut
Growers, the , state-wide felling
.agency for the six cooperative
xtut growers units In the Wlllara-
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Bay Warren, ehalrsaaa af the'shew committee ef the Salem Reae Se
cletr displays the five geld trophies to be awarded as ra4 prises
at the annual rose shew to be held la the Sates YMCA. Saturday
and Sunday, Jane IS and 18.
Ivan Stewart
Elected Rotary
District Chief
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 6.
Ivan Stewart, 883 N. Cottage st.
Operator of a warehousing and
farming business in Salem, and a
past president of the Rotary club
of Salem, was today unanimously
elected district governor of Ro
tary ' International at Rotary'i
37th annual convention which is
being held here this week. He will
succeed George W. Peavy of Cor
vallis. j
Elected by delegates represent
ing Rotary's 5800 clubs and 271,
000 members In 72 .countries, Mr.
Stewart will assume his duties as
district governor on July 1. As an
officer of Rotary International he
will visit the 33 clubs which com
prise the 102nd district, one of
three Rotary districts in Oregon
and Washington. He wiffl assist the
officers of these clubs' pertaining
to Rotary service activities and
administration.
This district carried Stewart's
unanimous nomination to the convention.
The projected Yangtze river
dam in China will irrigate 10.000,
000 acres and provide triple the
power of Boulder, Grand Coulee
and Shasta dams combined.
State Road Board
Asked to Plan New
Wheatland Ferry
The county court will ask the
state highway commission to pre
pare plans and specifications for
a new Wheatland ferry. County
Judge Grant Murphy said Thurs
day. The court conferred Wed
nesday in McMirinville with the
Yamhill county court who will
bear half the expense.
Marion county operates the
ferry by agreement and plans to
build the new ferry itself If bids
are not reasonable. Murphy stat
ed. Tentative plans are for a
ferry about four feet shorter to
be more manageable in the cur-
Entries .'Sought
For July 3-4
Albany Contest
ALBANY, June 8-(Special)-More
openings are available to
day for loggers and others inter
ested in competing for $1500 in
prize money plus merchandise
awards at the Albany Timber car
nival July 3rd and 4th.
Events such as high-climbing
rent. Capacity will be j about the
same but the ferry will be ope
rated by two motors instead of
the present gasoline motor.
topping, log-rolling, lof-iloppingf
falling, Jousting and bucking are
still on the books for new entries.
The entrance fee which had been
asked now has been withdrawn
and the events are open to ail
without cost ,'
Cash awarda will vary from
$150 for the combined topping end
high climbing top prize to 110
and $15 for fourth awards In the
bucking and log-rolling contests.-
ready is well underway with
eight candidates from Linn coun
ty entered. More than 11.000 of
the 20.000 Timber carnival but
tons already are on sale through
the Queen candidates. ) An intro
duction ball for the contestants
was held Wednesday night at the
Cottonwoods, Albany. -
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