Salem, Silverton Pictures Win IHlonoirs
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Eight Others.
Rate Highly in
Photo Contest
b ron Dill
Staff Photographer. The Statesman
Times are tough! That was the
sif?h of judges in the third week's
content of The Oregon" Statesman's
summer photo competition. They
could a"ree uhanimttisly on only
one of theJhree winners, but they
did apree JhM f'eir jdb wasn't
getlinr? any easier.
Finally, however, they came up
with the for the week's best
pictures: .
Children-animals: A. O.. Lewis
route 5, Salem. ,
Portrnit-rharacter study: Dr.
Henry E. Morris, 152G N. 5th, Sa
lem. '
Pirtorial-'cenery; Paul D. Alm
quist, 232 Coolidge' St.. Silverton.
None of the three winners had
taken previous, honors this- year,
although Dr. Morris had figured in
the honorable mention column.
S Honorable Mentions
Eight honorable mentions chosen
thivwerk were:
A. A. Tcylor, 300 Culver lane
(power shovel)'.
Mrs. E. C. Russell, 1635 State
St. swaiv 1.
W. J. Guthrie, 3162 Frederick
(portrait f Dwyn Ann 1I rberser).
Gardner ICnapp, ' 1525 Chem
eketa (horse at mealtime).
Ardith Miller, Route 4, Box 526
(picture of Roberta Myers).
Robert Enslin, Route 6, Box
368A (kitten in tree).
Huch W. Greer, Powell Butte
(Dvid Greer with horse).
Mrs. Paul S. Woife, Route -4,
Br ;'50 (riverfront scene).
Except for the dozen top photos,
theie w.s a slight (very slight)
lessering in the quality of most of
. the others last week. Chief handi
ly cap continued to be a fuzziness,
and several otherwise fine pictures
were reluctantly sicetracked be
" cause of it. But in the main,
quality still remained higher than
in the 1948 Statesman competi
tion. Deadline Wednesdays
Deadlines for the final three
weeks of the contest are, midnight
V0f Wednesdays, July 6, 13 and 20.
As previously set forth in the rules
of the contest, three $7.50 cash a-
wards are made weekly one for
PICTORIAL-SCENERY: Paul D. Almqnlst, 232 Coolidre cU Silverton, wins the nod this week .In this
classification for his photo of a sunset over the ocean, taken last January' 23 Just sonth of Crescent
City. Calif. He used a Kodak Jiffy series II with Verichrome film and no filter, at tZZ and 125.
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Folk Visitors
At Jefferson
JEFFERSON Mrs. Rex Cobb.
Linda and Dn of Kl?math Falls
re visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A,
Eooerlev and Mrs. W. U Cnbb,
!nd other relatives and j friends
here. ( ! i
Arriving for the holiday are Mr.
and Mrs. Shemard Liinscott and
daughter Connie of Wall Walla,
Wash, jruestsj of Linscott's sister,
Mr. Daulton 'and family. I
Kansas guests exoected i next
week are Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shields and daughter rom Olathe,
Kans. They will be guests of Mr
and Mr. Les Shields here
The. Leonard Morris family at
tended ji family reunion at Silver
Crk rail oerk Sundav.
Mr. Louisa Andrew had as her
-ecent euert her dauehter, Mrs.
Vnrma Orion of Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bashford
and five children, who lived for
several weeks with the former's
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. A. E5
Bashford moved to Philomath last
week, bashford is employed in the
agricultural department at Oreg6n
State college.!
Mr. and Mrs. John Korenian
have moved from the Jones apart
ment to their farm on Ankeny
HilL The Robert Magrrts have
moved from the Teckex house into
the apartment vacated by the Kor
enians. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brown and
small daughter, Roptfmary, of Os
wego, spent last Sunday with -their
aunt, Mrs. W. (W. Warner, helping
pick cherries
Luther Cammack underwent a
serious head operation at the Vet
erans hospital in Portland Thurs
day. He is a veteran of WorW
War 1.
YpIIey
JeffersonMr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Fintay returned home Sun-
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Relatives at
North Santiam
NORTH SANTIAM Mr. and
Fred Kuhse of Postville, Iowa, and
their son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Peterson and
granddaughter Ardess of St. Ol
afs, Iowa, have been visiting rela
tives here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruby. Ka
therine, and Bobby returned Mon
day from Colorado; Springs, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vaughannd
sons, Benny and Donald, leftTues
day ior a visit in Oklahoma.'
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schaefer of
Mikkato, arrived Thursday to ac
day from a j three weeks motor
trip to Milwaukee. Wis, where
Finlay attended a meeting of di
rectors of the American National
Fur cooperative and was elected
vice president Mr. and Mrs. Elm
er Keller and daughter, Karen,
who accompanied them to Pipe
stone, Minh4 returned home Tues
day night
Salem HeUbtc MSgt. Oscar
Fengel of the U. S 8th army divi
sion, who was stationed at Toho
ku mill government region. Sen
dai. Japan, arrived in the United
States last week for a 60-day fur
lough after serving for 30 months
in Japan. He is a house guest of
Mr.' and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
his mother, Mrs. Pearl Fengel.
Willamlna Approximately $150
worth of fireworks will be used in
a display at the high school
grounds on the night of July 4.
The civic club will put on a pa
triotic program at the grounds be
ginning at 9 p. m. Funds for the
fireworks were contributed by the
Kiwanis club, the VTW post and
the local merchants.
Amity The Amity high school
band marched in the Salem Cher
ryland parade Friday, July 1, with
Joe M. Barr director and Carolyn
Wilcox majorette. The band, or
ganized last fall, has participated
in the regionalontest at Hilfs
boro; the state music contest at
Klamath Falls: the-Junior Rose
festival of Portland; Phil Sheri
dan Days, Sheridan, and have
made several appearances in spe
cial events for the schools, clubs
and civic organizations.
Mt. Anc el Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Zollner left Friday morn
ing on an extensive motor trip
that will carry them through
southern California and Mexico
and a return trip by way ot the
urand Canyon. 1 hey were ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. L.
Skellinger of Portland. Mrs. Skel
linger is Zollner' sister.
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(Board Member
Gets New Term
WILLAMINA Howard B.
Scharschmidt, who has served for
the past year as chairman of the
board of directors of WJllamjna
Union High School District No. 7,
was re-elected td the board for a
term of five years at the district's
annual school meeting Monday,
bext week. Only 11 votes weH f !
at tho Section. - J i " J . 3 1
It has been learned that liMiss
Anita Joseph has resigned from
the faculty but no action wi)l b
taken on a replacement until fho
return of K, A. Stuart, principal. -
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CHILDREN-ANIMAL: The above picture by A. G. Lewis of route 5. Salem, takes the week's top honors
in this category. It "la of Bonsete Burkhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Burkhart. 31d Colombia.! visited their uncle and aunt, Mr.
Amity School
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V AMITV Hvrf -rfr hr ttr
preparing for a July 12 vote on an
$8,600 tax levy for Amity union
high school. Polls will be open that
Tuesday from 2 to 7 p.m. .
The Amit high school band has
had a busy week, playing at the
company Mr. andMrs. Marvin UI ruucu omiudj uSu. .u
Overholts, Terryand Linda to ! in the Salem Cherryland festival
Oceanlake, where they met Mrs. ! parade Friday morning.
Overholt's sister, Mr. and Mrs. j Among local persons out of town
Ralph Williams and son. Danny, for the holiday week end are Mrs.
of Astoria, for a three-day vaca- Ra-V Pchuhardt and daughter, Ka
tion ren, visiting relatives in North
Mr . and Mrs. Chester Shelton ' Eend. Local visitor? are Verna and
accompanied; bv Curt Nel on mo- Darlene Westphal, Rerdsport vis
fored to Emmett, Icidho, to- visit ' itin!! thcir grandmother, Mrs. Thel-
Mrs. Shelton's and Nplson's bro rna Davis.
ther, Louis Baker ind family.
Ardess Anne and Nancy Ham
mer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs
Arderi Hammer, have returned
home from Portland where they
SALEM HEIGHTS Sharoii and
Donna Whitacre have' returned
home after spending three weeks
The board will choose a chairman with an unde in Salt tike iCity
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the best photo in each classific- ! & iV"" '
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day, July 31).
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tranLi last week came from Port-
land. Grand Ronde, Silverton,
Woodbuin and .several valley t, A- ;
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town?, as well as Salem). Prints
5x7, and pictures must have been i. mZ
XiiKen mis year.
Data on Photo Needed.
On the back of each entry must
be pasted a sheet of paper giving
the name and address of photogra
pher; identifying subject matter
either by name or location or
both; specifying classification, aind
giving data on the camera and
film u.ed, shutter speed, lens, fil
ters, etc.
The 1949 contest now is just
half over. So there's still plenty
of time to get in those good pic
tures. The next deadline is mid- j
night, Wednesday,
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PORTRAIT-CHARACTER STUDY: This fireplace scene, taken by Dr. Henry E. Morris, 1521 N. 5th
Salem, is the week's winner la this classification. It is of his father, L L. Morris. 95, and was taken
last April with iBsJ camera at fS, 1lt with floods, f
MONMOUTH
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rs. j Alan Props t, Albany,, T7rtr...1or. T slisr tv
oungest:. girl was Carol rOrilier llOeTiy
Meyers. 16 months, of Albany. Resident iKetlllllS
lne most recently married cou
And relatives nf the earlv rlav
Powell settlers, John. Noah and i The
Alfred Powell ahd L4'tinda Poiwell
Propst. who crossed the plains o
Oregoh in 1851. gathered recent- , Mr. and Mrs.1 Lester FrOlll Taiian ToI
ly for the annual dsn reunion at , Vi juimu ijuu
the - T'.ihrt (rr3n bail AiHu., 1 Powell. Portland, married Junei s
Seventy-five were present. J j 19. 1949. the nian who came the LIBERTY Miss Ayis Peck is
At the business session Morris ! longest distance' was William Hurd j house guest of Mr. arid Mrs. John
M. Powell of Newport was wWt
ed president Others elected:
Vi-e, president, Braxton Powell,
Dallas; secretary-treasurer. Frank
Powell, Silverton. Retiring presi
dent is Lee Powell- of Albany.
The oldest woman present: was
Mrs. Luella Cornett. 84. of j Jef
ferson, who has not missed a
. reunion since they started in
"1017. The oldest man present va
C ,icy Propjof Albany, 8j The
jro. ngest boy present was Ritfhard
Propst, 3-moDths-old son oil Mr.
of South Dakota, and the woman
coming the longest distance was
Mr. Wirtnie Marsha'! Seattle.
The largest family there was 'that
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Propst,
Albany. I
GO OS VACATION
AMITY Mr., and Mrs. Ed Lee
are talcing a . vacation to Venice.
Calif. Lee is rural mail carrier for
Amity post office. The" Rev. W. F.
Morse, will substitute for him.
VanLoh on route 9. She arrived
here from Japan, where she was
working in the economic and sci
entific section bf general head
cuarters of the army in Tokyo.
She spent .two and one-half years
there. She is a graduate of Salem
high school and Willamette uni
versity, j i
While in Salem, Miss Peck will
visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Pe
ters, in Keizer. .Then she will go
to Toledo to be with her parents.
Mr. and Mr$. William Pick. She
will also visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Pick jr. at Wash
ington, D. C. Mrs. Pick is the for
mer Dorothy Cogswell of Liberty.
Mrs. VanLoh honored Miss Pick
Friday at a dinner party at her
home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Peters of Keizer, Mr. and
Mrs. Oness Whaley of Salem and
Mr. and Mrs. VanLoh and Jacque
line. Miss Pick is a former Liber
ty resident.
RETURNS TO WILLAMINA
WILLAMINNA A. D. Newby,
Willamlna Kiwanis delegate to the
national convention held in At
lantic City, J. returned to Wil
lamina Wednesday. '
and Mrs. Leonard Schad, jr.
Paul Peters while showing Ri
chard and James Bethell how to
cast a bass plug, caught a hook
in his index finper. It was remo
ved by a physician.
Talbot Resident
Injures Foot in
Tractor Mishap
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JEFFERSON Loren Turnidge
of Talbot injured his left foot
quite seriously in an accident this
week with his tractor. Four toes
were broken.
The birthday anniversary of
Dave Turnidge was observed at a
family dinner party Tuesday night.
Covers were placed for the honor
guest and Mrs. Turnidge, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Turnidge. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Turnidge, Karen and John
ny, David and Loren Turnidge.
Mrs. Susan Mahaffy and daugh
ter, Susie of Eugene were Tuesday
guests of Mrs. Mahaffy's brothers,
Jake and Nelson Gilmour.
Mr. and Mrjk. John; F. Turnidge
of Lebanon and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Turnidge were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tur
nidge at , Talbot. The John Turn
idges are parents of Henry and
Dave Turnidge.
Valley
Obituaries
Harry John Good
WILLAMINA Funeral services
were held Thursday, June 30. for
Harry John (Buddy) Good, late of
this vicinity, who died Monday,
June 27, at the age of 13 years, 3
months and 29 days. The services
were at the Sheridan Mennonite
r-hurch, with interment in the
Mennonite cemetery, Willamiria.,
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Agnes Carrie Creasy Fuson
AUMSVILLE Agnes Carrie
Creasy Fuson, 84. daughter of Ore
gon pioneers, died at her home
here Saturday following a linger
ing illness.
She was born at Albany July 7,
1864. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. V. Creasy, crossed the plains .
in 1852-53. She married the Rev. 1
Otto Fuson at Marshfield Sept. 20. j
1920. They lived at Springfield j
Junction, Tyhe Hill and Roseburg j
before coming to Aumsville in j
1931. He is a retired pastor and
missionary of the Free Methodist ;
church. - I
Surviving besides her husband
are two Msterso Mrs. Edith Ram-!
ser and Mrs. Ulyssa Woodbury, f
both oi reltort. Caul.; a brother,
M. V. Creasy of Stockton, Calif.;
and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be announc
ed later by the Weddle funeral
home in Stayton.
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