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11 The Statesman. Sal in, Oregon. Tuesday; July 20, ' IMS
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Seabee reservists of Marion
county are pointing toward an or
ganized unit for regular training;
within the next two months, local
leaders said after a meeting with
navy leaders of this district.
As soon as Seabee reserve re
cruiting, -under Lt Ray Webber,
doubles the outfit's present volun
teer strength to f the prescribed
unit strength of five officers and
40 men, the unit win start train
ing on a pay basis, reported Lt.
Charles Day, assistant Seafiee of
ficer for 13th navy district, who
was in Salem Friday.
The Seabee unit will coordinate
its training with the local navy re
serve organized training division
under Lt Comdr. David Morey.
At its last meeting the Sea-
bees also endorsed the Salem area
disaster service plan as explained
by Salem Fire Chief W. P. Roble.
The Seabees offered the assistance
of technically trained members in
time of need.
SP Promotes
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Stay ton Area
To Gain Soils
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STAYfeN A two-man office
here for the Santiam soil conser
vation district is being set up here
with a view to rendering technical
advice to fanners to save soil and
use it to best advantage.
Directed by the department of
agriculture, the office will be in
charge of L. H. Burns, work unit
conservationist from Gervais. The
other member of the office is M.
O. Biever, engineering aide, who
has been transferred from Soledad,
Calif. I
. ' XV. Corbett. former Portland
division superintendent for the
Southern Paeifle railroad, who
has been promoted from Paci
fic lines . general manager to
operations vice president for
SP, with offices in San Fran
cisco. Bi E. IIa.Ha well succeeds
Corbett.- who replaces the late
L. B, McDonald.
Idalio Residents
Guests at Roberts
ROBERTS Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Fry and son George from
Malad City, Idaho, are guests of
his mother, Mrs. Harriett Fry,
South River road.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy M. John
son have returned from a two
weeks vacation to Boulder, Colo.,
where they visited with relatives
and friends. Johnson is associated
with Interstate Tractor Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Nelson,
parents of Chet Nelson, left Sat
urday for their home at Boulder,
Colo. Mrs. NelSon suffered, a
heart attack while here but had
recovered enough to be taken to
Portland by ambulance where
she was put on a train. Mrs.
Dale Smith; of Oakland, CaliL,
a daughter, is making the trip
with them.
New Bus Fares
Now in Effect
Increased bus fares involving
Pacific Greyhound, West Coast
and Oregon Motor Stages are now
effective, j
The fare between Portland "and
Salem is Increased from 80 cents
to $1.05 under the new order. The
15 federal tax is extra. The in
creases are lor distances under
300 miles. Fares over that distance
are not changed.
Order granting the increase was
released recently by Former Pub
lic Utilities Commissioner John H.
Carkin. " ? j.
Falls City Families
On Vacation Trips,
Entertain Guests
FALLS CITY Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Murray, Grace Coffin and Nor
man Davis enjoyed fishing last
weekend at East lake.
; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves
and daughter spent last . Sunday
night with - the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves of
Salem. , , -
Mr. and MravChancey Ferguson
of Vasletz were ' recent dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
Ferguson. -
Mr. and Mrs. . Jack Marr and
Hall's Ferry Folk
Move to Maryland
HALL'S FERRY Connie New
ton Kealey and husband have left
to make their home in Chester
town, Md. :
Clemens Nichols and Norman
Newton left Sunday to spend a
week at Camp Pioneer.
Redgal A. Rawlins and family
have moved into the Simmons
place. I
Mrs. Jessie Barker of Eugene
visited her son, Ray Barker, for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Rose and
infant son; Terry, have moved
into Snug Harbor.
Visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Winnie Wilson, is
Mrs. B. M Hicks of Bremerton,
Wash.
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FalrgVoaoads Rd. at N. CctUre .
Bobby Marr attended the donkey
baseball game In Dallas Tuesday
night. ; i
A few friends met at the Mil
dred. Wray home last Monday eve
ning for a no-host dinner. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mur
ray, Grace Coffin and Norman Da
vis. - v I ; r.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ross cele
brated their 40th, wedding anni
versary the past week by taking a
trip to Crater lake and visiting
his brother's f amity at Florence.
Gilbert Garry of Los Angeles Is
spending the summer with his un
cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Davis. - 1
Mrs. Don Sundstrom ' and chil
dren were recent house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Plankington of
Waldport.
Arietta Teal went .to Auburn,
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Brooks Garden
Group Startk
Year's Work
BROOKS The first meeting of
the Garden . club year was $ held
Thursday at ' the home ' of , Mrs.
Waldo Lowery, with Mrs. I Evelyn
Jones as co-hostess. The business
Waslv, Thursday morning to spend
a week with friends. i
Mr. and Mrs. David Borxer have
moved home from Paulina.
Katherine Richardson visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward K.
Richardson, last weekend; She is
employed at a Eugene newspaper
office. - i
meeting; was conducted by the
president, Mrs. Elva AspinwaU.
The members brought red, white
and blue flowers.
. fXorsrav life for cut flowers"
Lwas the subject of Mrs. Hazel
Bartlett'i talk, and Mrs. Ora Gregg
talked on how to root slips from
cuttings. Ann Lowery entertained
with piano solos. , .
4The Garden club received third
award for its yearly program book
from the Oregon Federation of
Garden Clubs.
Visitors were Jean Ewing of Los
Angeles, Mrs. J. J. Lesher arid
Mrs. E. B. Klampe, and Mrs. Will
lam Kingston of Salem. ' Fifteen
members attended.
The annual picnic will be held
at the gardens of Mrs. Gertrude
Zenger, July 22. Mrs. Elva Aspin
waU is co-hostess.
Santiam Erosion
Gives Concern
In Stayton Area
STAYTON Reports of ero
sion along; the North . Santiam
river east of Stayton have caused
concern and the city council at
its recent meeting instructed the
dty recorder to write a letter to
the U. S. army engineers asking
for advice.
Councilman W. L. Frey said he
had recently been along the river
back of the Giles Brown place
east of town 'Where the river was
said to have worn away as much
as 30 feet in the last year. ' -
.Various opinions were express-
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ed as- to the coarse the driver
might take in case the spot known
locally as lligh Banks' f wus
washedt away entirely. Some ero
sion Was reported there. I" ,
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