13 TW Slot man,' SaUaC Ofgoa." Sunday. ' March II; 1S43
350 Ringsiders at Annual 4-H,
FFA Guernsey Heifer Sale
I (Story also on pas D
Among th more than 150 ringsiders at tha second annual
Oregon 4-H and IT A Guernsey Heifer sale held Saturday at the
tat fairgrounds were Walter Holt, manager oi the Pacific In
ternational; Burton Hutton. assistant state 4-H club leader; Ralph
Morgan, state supervisor of agricultural education; Dick Kuehner,
Portland, of the Market tteiauons, ana ior ia years iaoe couniy
4-H club leader; Leo SpatiDart,
state fair manager, and a num
ber of county agents, 4-ir Club
leaders and vocational agriculture
al directors.
R
. Complete salee mulu mf.
Junior yearling, eonaianed tJ
Adamadale farm. Klamath Falla. ojd
to George A. Jefferson. Shedd. 8175;
two year eWd y Vernoa E. Bore k man.
thtrwood. to ,LurM Chupnar, Roaa
feurt. MOO: eanlor calf, by PTBirie
Bloom (arm. EXiena. to Hugo Ihrlick.
Albany. SJIO; senior calf, by H. H.
Brandt. Jilverlon. to Walter Beeler.
Tillamook, Junior yearling, by
Twtnkla Star ranch. CranU Pass, to
Carol Ammon. Albany. 130; aanlor
eatf. by J A. CimpbtU. Amjtjr. to
Mary Uiwr. Hlllsboro. $220: junior
Saarlme. by Ale Cruichanank. He
tlnnviUe. to Lyle Hathaway. Coral
. 106. acnior catf, by Charlaa
dependence, to Joe Harry. Myrtle
eJnt, 1123 : senior calf, by M. C. flem
Ina. Troutdale. to Steve Johnson. As
torta. S21; aanlor aalf. by Sam HuUX
Bona. Hlllsboro. to Batty Ann rirUi,
Et. Paul. junior ; nui Bj
U Ingranam, ciauaaniw.
ai. Ambov Wah . SJJU. junior
iraarlinc oy t. joiuwin . ,,
Grants P. to Loren Lepp Coreallis.
$JM. Junior yearling, by Samuel Kreu
aer Albany, to Wyn Safen. Sher
Wood. fIJO. Mnior calf, by Hans Leu
thold Tillamook, to Ronaid Beeler.
Tillamook. 1310. Knior yearling, by
fSall Loonrv. Jefferson to WUlmer
Lyon. Junction City. 1225.
Two yaar old. by G A. McCulJough
and H J Hobaon. Amity, to Kanny
Gregory. Lebanon. S313 Junior year
long by Ben Nrlaon a Son. Central
Point to Kdgar W Hollinger. Jr. S2St
aenior calf, bv Clayton Nyberg. Tuala
tin to Dicky Paron. Albany. $199; en
ter calf, by Ed Rldder. Sherwood, to
Richard Vsnnice. Halsey. 1180. Junior
v..rlm bv Fred Rudat. to Joe Harry.
Myrtle Point. I1SM: senior emit. by'Tred.
Wudat. nronmta. 10 Jonn Awmun,
Astoria. $280: senior yearling, by Staeh
lev Broa Orrfon Cifv. to Donald Car-
tar. Hood River. S339. senior calf, by
taetiley Bros . Oreeon City, to Hugo
Ehrilch. Albany. S3O0; Junior yearling,
by Ur Na' 'nond R Staub. Portland,
to Richard Vannice. Halaey. 1230: sen
ior calf, bv J J Teuacher. Crierry
eille. to Duane Splerlng. Forest Grove.
140. senior calf, by VanWell Broth
ers Dallas, to Milton Cooley. Albany,
New
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Lumber Yard
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City police Saturday were ex
amining clues, seeking to Identify
a burglar who entered the Bork
man Lumber company, 2640 State
st., Friday night and took about
$40.
Detectives, said the burglar
gained entrance to the yard by
forcing open a large gate and
then broke out a door pane to get
into the company office. The cash
was taken from a money sack
left in an office drawer.
The thief also ransacked the
warehouse after forcing the door
with a hammer taken from a
company truck. Nothing was re
ported missing from the ware
house, detectives SAid.
Jefferson Folk
Entertain Guests
JEFFERSON Mrs. V. A.
Weddle, Mrs. Ed.win Swartz and
Walter Watklns attended the
funeral of their couin, Mrs. Mar
ian K. Watklns, In Portland Tues
day. Mrs. Tim Kelly entertained
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Don
Reiley of Glendale. Calif.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Reiley and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Reiley of Crab
tree, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kitchen
and La von Kelly of Salem.
Mrs. Scott Hawk entertained
the Social Hour club Thursday.
Ten members and three guests,
Mrs. Jessie Devaney, Mrs. Fran
ces Hampton and Henrietta De
vaney were present. Next meet
ing will be at Mrs. Robert Kellys
April I.
The Altar society of St. Thomas
church will hold a food sale Sat
urday, March 27, at the eity hall,
beginning at 0:30 a.m.
Attending the Catholic Daugh
ters meeting in Albany Wednes
day were Mrs. Charles Sarver,
Mrs. Frank. Martin, Mrs. John
Greni and Mrs. Francis Grenz.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
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Walter M. Kenfield, 21. mer
chant marine, 1450 N. 5th st.,
Salem, and Lorna D. Blunt, 17,
waitress, Silverton.
Sydney C. Murray, 22, sales
man, 1510 State st., Salem, and
Donna Unruh, 22, cashier, route
8, box 898, West Salem.
Keats Oliver, 19, civil engi
neer, 1498 Marion st., and Doris
Gene Hamilton, 19, waitress, 1207
S. Commercial st., both of Salem.
DISTRICT COURT
Leonard Spaulding, 1310 S. 13th
st, no operator's license, fined
$2 and costs.
William Thomas Corigan, 1245
Waller st., no operator's license,
fined $5 and costs.
Carl Bern hart Anderson, Sil
verton, passing with insufficient
clearance, fined $5 and costs.
Archie Winferd MeUger, 1715
N. 22nd St., no operator's license,
$5 fine suspended on payment of
costs.
Donald Arthur Spelbrink, Sa
lem route 8, no tail light, fined
$2 and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT
Lyle G. Perrine, administrator
of Edgar B. Perrine estate, vs
V. I. Brown: Suit to quiet plain
tiffs title to real property.
A. D. Baker, Jr. and J. E. Cole
man vs John E. Marr and Carl
B. Madsen: Plaintiffs filed reply
admitting and denying.
Bertha McMahan vs Oregon
Electric Railway Co. and Termi
nal Ice & Cold Storage Co.: De
fendants move to strike parts of
amended complaint.
Steve J. Schmidt and Mary
Schmidt vs John J. and Christine
E. ritzimmonds: Defendants file
answer admitting and denying.
Shirley Maxme Kisteen vs
George Clarence Risteen: Suit for
divorce charging cruel and in-
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ration of maiden name of Shirley
Maxine Burnaugh.
PROBATE COURT
Joseph Rund estate: Robert J.
Rund appointed administrator and
W. G. Krueger, Clarence Byrd
and Thelma M. Streeter appoint
ed appraisers.
Amelia Gerig Bickell guardian
ship estate: Petition for order to
loan certain estate funds.
Ella B. Fox estate: Estate ap
praised at $1,600.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Harold W. Nelson, Turner, vio
lation of basic rule, posted $10
bail.
Leonard J. Fleck, 1015 S. 15th
st., driving without operator's li
cense, posted $5 bail.
Harry Ronald Eckstein, Salem
route 9, violation. of noise ordi
nance, posted $5 bail.
Jim Plaugher, Fresno, Calif.,
reckless driving, fined $25.
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10:00 Sign Off.
Jon C. Thompson. 1383 N. 4th
st., excessive speed through an
Intersection, posted $7.50 bail.
Brooks 4-H Clubs
Planning for Work
Waldo Lowery, Ann and Mary,
and Billy Lowery. Members in
cluded Billy Vasby Howard Foot
it, Dick Miller, and Joe Cover.
Four-H Camp Cookery club two
met with the leader, Mrs. John
Archer. One new member, Arthur
Haller, was welcomed. Visitors
were Jerry Phillips and Karen Ar
cher. Robert Baker and Morris
BROOKS The 4-H Camp
Cookery club number one met
with the leader, Mrs. Waldo Low
ery. to plan and cook a complete
dinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.-f Four-H Sewing club, all girls,
Gilchrist erected signs pointing to
their camp. "The Fir Grove 4-H
camp" is in the woods belonging
to Bill Barcus.
Four-H Camp Cookery club
three met at their leader's, Mrs
Albert Brown, and cooked their
breakfast of roasted wieners and
potatoes on an outdoor fire.
This club plans a trip to Silver
Creek falls and will enter a cake
baking contest by Oregon soft
wheat growers for 4-H clubs.
has been divided and one group
meets Tuesday afternoons and old
er girls Friday. Mrs. Eulah Legg
Is leader of both clubs.
Although Lake Michigan drains
into Lake Huron, the average
water level of Lake Michigan is
nearly half an inch lower than
that of Lake Huron.
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'The Messiah' hy Handel
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"Sacred Songs" rang hy Dorothy Maynor
"The Seven Riddles of life'
By Monslanor Shoen
"Easter Hymns'
By th Victor Chapel Choir, directed by Emil Cot,
SItfGLESi
Jhe Lord's Prayer
By Malotte. Sung by John Charles Thomas
Easter Parade
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More than 40 representatives
from 11 cities were in Salem Sat
urday for the opening of two
day session of the Oregon Typo
graphical conference, Leonard
Thompson, local delegate and
chairman of arrangements an
nounced. Business sessions, were held
Iron X Jto. pjnttpriar. The
delegates caravaned by suto 1
Silver Creek falla Saturday for 4
buffet supper and social "evening
at the lodge. Business sessions
will be resumed at the Labor
Temple here at 10 a. m. today.
Assisting Thompson with ar
rangements are Mrs; IThompson
Herb Lange, Paul Nies wander ana
Harold Doerfler. ' 'il - t
The average number; of persons
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Disfigured or missing teeth can keep
you from looking your best; often give
people a sour, unhappy look because
they are ashamed to smile. Get needed
dental work now; pay as you are paid.:
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Made with the materials all dentists
recommend for faithful reproductions,'
modern plates are lighter, more lifelike.1
Translucent teeth of the same color
hue, same density of shading and size
of your own teeth make plates look
more natural. j
It is not necessay to make an appoint
ment for a complete examination of
your teeth. If this examination indicates
that dental work is needed, it can
started at once, without delay. And yori
can arrange payment on a weekly or
monthly basis, ; I
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Tolophono: SAIom 0C25
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