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' ., ' - . t 'I. ' ' .. , '- - : ) . .-' : .. :: ; ' -1' f : i 4 4 !;V The Statesman. Saltan. Oregon. Friday. July 7. 1S30 19 I v&J .....niMi.ini i. ..J , n A f rt r lunv . . ' J v'n - - "yv,.wu,ITIR '-Leo FeUe carrier Ms Great Dana entry, L Back, to the show ring to keep the dor's feet from get ting muddy, at the Skokie Taller Kennel Club exhibition, Chicago, Trout Derby Underway at . Salem Heights Statesman Newt Service LIBERTY The Liberty Trout derby,, sponsored by the Liberty Community club for the teenagers, is getting under way. Lou Kurth, chairman of the ports committee, is taking regis trations now, and checking trout Lou Kurth, jr.,. has checked in a 15-inch rainbow so far as the larg est. ! ...' ' -..- Prizes will be awarded at the close of the trout season and have been donated by Salem Hardware Co. Prizes will be for children up to 14 years; largest fish, a casting rod; second largest fish, a casting reel. From 14 to 20, largest fish, a fly rod; second largest fish, a fly reel. Any teenager interested In entering the trout derby is ask- I a til. T wr al. cu iu rc&isicr wiui xjou autui. Red Hills Tour Cancelled; Picnic . Set for July 7 i Statesman Ntwi Servic ROSED ALE The, Red HillS Agricultural club's tour scheduled fof Friday afternoon has been can celed because of the busy harvest season. The picnic "and meeting will be held as planned, ' Friday evening, July 7 at the Forrest Cammack place. The committee in charge is Mrs. Guy Williams, Mrs. Norman Alexander, and Mrs Floyd Bates. Mrs. Forrest Cammack ' took liable Smith, Carol Riges, Norma Biggs and Anita Hoar to the girls can.pi being held this week at Twin Rocks. Returning from the boys campi held last week at the same place! were: Tommy and Eugene Penrod. Gary and Tommy Gleason. William and Edwin Cammack, Gerald and Nelson Etter and Bob by Osterman. MrS. Merle Green and children have been visiting her parents in Snohomish, Wash. She will return this week. Valley Births 4 SILVERTON Sons far out- shadow daughters in births at the local hospital in i recent weeks. During this week four sons have been born with no daughters ar riving at the Silverton hospital so far this week. Parents of the new sons are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Koenler, July 2; Mr. and Mrs. George O. Sherman, July 4; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony" Bielenberg of Scotts Mills, July 5; Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, July 6. The Eye Polder dike at Haarlem Is one of Holland's oldest. Kansas Folk Visit Family, Four Corners SUteimas News Service FOUR CORNERS Out of state visitors in the Keith Harris home were Harris's mother and sister, Mrs. Lottie Harris and Lihby Har ris of Overbrook, Kan. Mr. and Mrs1. Melvin Hoover, Billy and Joyce of Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lawson and Delores of Ken niwick. Wash., Jimmy Robenson of. Seattle. Others coming to greet the visitors and for a family din ner on Saturday evening were Mr, andd Mrs. John Nekuda, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Prock, Pamela and Tom my, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, Clifford and Kenneth all of Day toni, 'Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kling of Haw thorn, Calif., visited Mrs. Kling's mother, Mrs. Laura Donnelly, Within short time of their re turn home Mr. Kling's mother died suddenly and Mrs. Laura Donnelly left Saturday to attend the fun eral in Hawthorn. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green and daughter Susan of Coos Bay were holiday guests of the Floyd Greens 1 Amity Woman Returns From Tour Abroad ' Statesman Newt Sendee AMITY Mrs. Esther Mann of Amity and Margaret Joyce of Roseburg returned this week from a trip through Europe. Highlighting their long Journey was an audience with the ; Pope at the Vatican and attendance at the Passion play at Omeramer- gau. i MEAT TREATS DESIGNED WITH YOU W MIND! Less Kilchen Time . . 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