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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1951)
I 13-The Stcrtitancn, Cda. Ortcsa. 7!atay, TT-SS. tCSl t -. - Fisliettnen and Scouts Keep - FburtJorneraL Outing Draws, ' itilarwn Forks Area Bustlina 250 Residents i I H S From Tho Oregon Statesman's! Valloy , Here's 'Royalty9 Junior HT. ANGEL, Jaly 21 A phUrpher today eanchi wttn the newly-chosen royalty (above) for the r JUL Angel flax festival and talked the girls, at least,! fate Mg smile. From left are Harriet Tvtiy, ML AaieL princess-elect; Carol Ana Banks, Independence; oaeen-elect; Michael Gross, king -elect, and John Palmer, prince-eleet. both of ML AsreL All are ared II to 12. Festival wUl be on Aarost 19-12 week ead. (SUteaman valley photo.) . . !1 ; :: ' , J f Silverton Expects Huge Throng for Old timers Picnic ' SUUtaua Kwf trrvir SILVERTON According to In formation being received ; at Sil verton the annual Oldtimers and Pioneer association picnic set for Sunday, August 5, will be well at tended by former residents. . Requests for information con cerning the picnic have been re ceived in large numbers in recent days, local members report. A . feature of the day will be a history given by J. D. Drake, long time photographer in the Silver ton community. Karl Haberly is association president r Activities, Haberly reports, will start at 1 pjn. at Coolidgo and Mc Claine park. ; - StatnBa Nrwi Srrvtca ' Foar Corners A small grass fire, presumably started by chil dren, was quelled Tuesday after noon by two trucks from the Four Corners volunteer fire department in a lot near the Kenwood devel opment on East State streeL There was no damage reported. Hayesvillo The Hayesville Womans club will hold its annual rxon picnic at the Charles McCal lister home .on Portland road, Thursday. The picnic lunch will be served in the grove by tho outdoor fireplace. " j"- ' Pedee Tho 150 persons who had chest X-rays taken at Pedee Fri day constituted 75 per cent of the estimated population over 15 years cuf ago In this area. Mrs. Her man Amos, Mrs. Melvin Boyce and Mrs;' Sidney Howard were hostesses. ' Four Corners Among improve ments of interest hero is the new black top paving on MabeL La Uranche and Mahrt avenues. This ' was especially timely on La Branche where the Community hall is located and on Mahrt, a much traveled streeL Hayesville W. R. Powers, 1, who broke his hip June 28, has been moved to tho Lansing Nurs ing home, where he will welcome visitors. Will Powers is an old resident of Hayesville, having taught hero as early as 1880. He was school clerk hero from 1935 to 184ft. VACATION AT BEACH HAZEL GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aker and Mr. and Mrs. Art Starker spent several days at Sea side last week. 1 Valley I Qtriefa j THE NORTHWESTS LEADINQ VACUUM CLEANER STORES STARK RECONDITIONED YltL ''LJ ' ,( FULLY Wea -ZZZZ ' GUARANTEED Yj0tl Omt Ontzld y fsx it" " I free Trial 23-Day Exchange FriTilero Fh:i3 Fcr Frco E:r3 Cdaaa 4-22U By Our Local TLtswsxm OJB.-T-2I-I1 1 Coastivide Czech Festival Starts Saturday at Scio I -A SUtcsmaa N Serrfco SCIO Competitive gymnastic teams from Fresno J Los j Angeles, San Francisco, and! Scio will take part in the Pacific District Sokol Slet at Scio Saturday and Sunday. The Sokol Slet ial a Chechoslo vakian folk festival With emphasis on rigorous athletic!! events, drills and dancing. ' !T-' ' -.'" The public is Invited to attend the mass drills and folk dance exhibition at 2 p.m. Sunday on the Scio high school athletic field. Men, women and Junior groups will perform drills Jn unison. The Scio junior group will be striving to maintain its first place Coast Too Chilly f Scouts Find t)allas Better Picnic,; Spot ; -" . -, - in . i ir , - lUtttmu News Servico HAZEL GREEN-rSeveral mem bers of the Hazel Green Boy and Girl Scout troops With their fam ilies went to Ocean : Lake and Pa cific City Sunday. Because of the high wind and cold weather they came back to Dallas for swim ming and a watermelon feed. Present were Mrland'Mrs. El mer McClaughry, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Phillips and daugh ters, Mr. and Mrs. , Orin Phillips and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Bowlsby and family, Mr', and Mrs. Jesse Carter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hawley and family, Mrs. Mae Whitlow, Christine, Grade, Paul Verna Lee, and Leroy May- nard, Barney and 'Paulino White, Ivan Lehnherr, Marvin and Mau rice Klampe, . Lois and Clifford Wacken and Danni Lowery. More Communities Listed for Saturday. Benefit Food Sale - i - '.u- SUtcsmaa News Scrrlee LIBERTY-SALEM HEIGHTS The Liberty-Salem Heights area of tho chest X-ray survey will spon sor a produce and bakery sale. Saturday, July 28 at the South Farmers Market on Rural streeL On tho committee are Mrs. Hol lis Llbby, Mrs. Ed. MoskaL Mrs. Ralph Cole, Mrs. Warren Fanning, Mrs. Ed. Holden and Mrs. Helen Dasch. - i . Anyone wishing to contibute may leave produce or bakery goods with Mrs. Fred Browning at 235 W. Browning ave. Friday night or may contact her by phone. Other districts south : of Salem are sponsoring a food sale at the same place and time. . ; E:n:: 4 .j . - ' I . : A - ?S 4HJI Correspondents Grade "1 .- i standing for the third consecutive year. At the slets of 1949 in San Francisco and 1950 in Los Angeles the group obtained the highest award for performance of drills. 1 Athletic contests held Saturday will include track and jumping events for men and women. The men will compete as individuals arid in teams on the horizontal bar. parallel bars, and the buck. Women will compete on parallel bars and the balance beam. Following the competition there will be a dance in the Sokol hall at 8 pjn. Saturday, which will be public. Music will be furnished by a Czech orchestra. Illness Confines i - - - - - -,. Several Residents From Detroit Area I Statrsmu Nawa Scrvic DETROIT Mrs. Carrie Cles ter. who was confined at a Port land hospital for several days this month, will have to return later for an operation. IjMrs. Perry Wiggins, who broke a f rib while reaching to the back seat of a car last week, is report' ed getting along well but "very uncomfortable." She was not hos pitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steenhour, fn and son, Willard, former De troit residents now living at Sweet Home, drove to Salem to visit his mother who has been taken from ail rest home to a Salem hospital following a heart attack. Her con dition was reported "fair." . I! Joe Wright's condition is re ported "fair" at the Cottage home, Salem. Mrs, Wright's sister, Mrs. Li "A. Crane of Scio, is visiting them. -f V.:,, ' Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sowa have returned Jo the canyon and are residing at tho C C. camp. Ho is employed by Merle Seitzingor. ! I Arthur CI ester has rented his home to Lylo King, contractor for tho Bonneville i Power company. The Clesters now live at Sweet Home. OLDTIMERS VISIT ' 1 MARION FORKS Visitors of the Scott Youngs and tho Vern Morgans were Mr. and Mrs. George Streff and son, Mike, of Brownsville. They were residents for many years in Detroit and Marion Forks. 1 BOOSTERS VISIT PIONEEK J PIONEER Recent guests .at the jonn uiavan home were Mrs. Truman Bobbins and son, Danny, of Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Muhleman and twin sons, Ronald ahd Robert, of Bremerton, Wash. MARION FORKS - Fishing In twin with many camped. la forest catches have been rood at Lost lake, lakes. Tho upper Santlam above Downinx creek Is produdnc some nice fish. The large box hatch has made Fly nspinf is m onxer afternoons and nights.-"' .-. . Camp Pioneer Is in full swing now at the headquarters on Pine lake where ISO boys are enrolled. AH seem to be having a grand tune. Tho older scouts are under the direction of ; Howard Higby. They reported fishing "Just tops" In the lakes along the skyline trail They have just completed a hike from Pameha lake to Jefferson meadows and ending at Breiten bush lake. Mrs. John Clapp and daughter of Salem are now visiting at the Pioneer Camp. Clapp is on the staff operating the scout camp. - Mrs. Gladys Hilty and, Mrs. ta mer Hosellon of Woodburn have been helping at the Marion Forks lodge for the past few weeks. John Conrad is again on the staff of workers for the fish com mission. He is in the biological de partment. - Mrs. Josephine Morgan and daughters, Harry Stilwell of Scio and Mr. and Mrs. John Mayo of Angeles were visitors , this week here. They are relatives oi Vera and Dorothy Morgan. - - Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hublou made : a trip . to Everett. Wasb4 this week to visit relatives there. Dick Wyatt and friends have been ; working on their summer cabin on Marion creek. Dick, who is associated with the scouts, is now in service. Ho is borne on 45-day furlough. Canyon Scouts Win Atvards at Gamp Pioneer I . SUtetsua Kewi Servico ID AN HA Boys returning Sun day! after a week at Camp Pioneer were Michael Moore, who lives at the ranger station; Frankie Bar ton, Russell Rice and Brad Hump rey of Detroit, and Bruce Gordon, Robert Lady, Donald and Leonard Snyder and William Cokenour of Idanha. N v Of the nine boys attending camp. six received, one or more awards or advancements. Those meriting awards were Humprey, Snyder, Lady, James, Barton and Rice. 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Many Big lake and some of the higher fishing not top food in some areas. Buy Arora Farm to Grow Flover Bulbs :; r; BtMcnMa ntw acme ' AURORA Mr. and Mrs. Ever ett Hobbs sold their farm to Mr. Halsted of Dayton area who plans to raise lily bulbs. Mr. and Mrs. hodos pian loiocaie near roruana. They-will grvie possession the lat ter part of November. Ezra Hurst is reported Improv ing at the Salem Memorial hos pital. - A large group of relatives and friends held a family reunion pic nic Sunday at the A. W. Kraus home in . honor of Mrs. Anna G rover. Charlie Feller of Spokane was a guesL ; , - c " , - !. The - Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet Thursday- afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. C. Diller. They are entertaining the Ladies Fel lowship of the - Butteville church. " The new location of the -A.. C. Electric company, owned and' op erated by Let Gansemer, is in the front part of the Aurora Welding and Machine shop. Gansemer does motor rewinding and repairing and pump and water system re pairing. He Was formerly located on highway 89E at Barlow. Nearly 2500 attended the open ing of the Jim Vaus Revival ser vices at MoJalla. The mayor of Molalla presented Evangelist Jim Vaus with an honorary chief of police badgej and four of his gos pel crusaders were presented with honorary captain badges. Movies are being held for children 2 to 6 years of agej, Hubbard to Hear j Tom-Toms Sunday StaUswaa News Service HUBBARD Indian war drums will pound next Sunday just north of Hubbard as a group of north west Indians give native dances at the Ft. Lelooska museum, op erated by ! Don Smith, former Salem youth. Among the featured dancers will be Steve Boise. Toppenish, Wash, doing hoop and ring dances; El mer Gear, j!Kishwalk, Wash, a singer, dancer and weather pro phet; Thunder Eagle Smith, and vacation fustgo farther stfar 1951 Nash Ambassador. It's a accommodates twice the luggage distinguished Nash Ambassador V.VZH. CriAT CIS-The Nash AMytes com. ta 17 distincuvo models Ambassadors. Statesmen and BsffiHrrs. AS are of Airfiyts Osstrucuon;bu2t to stay ONi 333 Center WOODBURN CpL John (Jay) Glatt, Woodbam, (above) Is shown as ne was greeiea recently oy uov. xnomas uewey a uc UJS. naval hospital in Yohosnka, Japan daring the New Tork governor's tons of . the war sone. . ... CpL Jay Glatt Sai Slowly from SUtesmaa WOQDBURN, July 24 CpL slowly from wounds suffered while Korea, nis latner, Aaoipn u. uiatt, Glatt suffered a shrapnel wound on June 1 and at a field hospital at Taegu, Korea, before he was able to be moved to VS. naval hospital in Japan. His father reported that ho has had seven blood transfusions. He had been awaTded the Purple Heart .1 Glatt served four years with the marines during World War IL He was ordered to Korea last Septem ber.' - - I -,-r - A 1950 graduate of Oregon State college, Glatt received his degree in agricultural economics. His fa ther and a sister live at Wood burn. , His wife, the former Sue Fer guson of Woodburh, will teach home economics at Newport this falL his sister Fawn, dancers. A group of Indian women will also bo on hand to perform several Indian social dances. I Explaining, the dances will . be Smith, who started the museum after graduation from Parrish junior high school two years ago, The museum is located about one mile north of Hubbard and the dances will be presented at 3 p -El and 5 pjn. ' AO Nask Cars Woa trophies In the 1951 Mobilgas Economy Run. Even , fhe big, luxurious Ambassador aver I aged 25S2 miles per gmlkm. - ''.. i .. ' - : r J-'; . ' - - . -'!.- - .v,--." -. - f t " Aj,v J v-- y yJ : new years longer t Bo sun to see the new Rambler Country Club Sedan, America's smartest hardtop coovot ibk fuCj aistomiquipped and priced wkkthelowosll MOTORS ; Street, Scfcm r- .:s-ar-; - dlmp roving Shrapnel WbuhH News Service John (Jay) F. Glatt is recovering serving: with tho marine corps in reported today. spent four days VISIT MARION LAKE j HAZEL. GREEN Norman j Mc Donald and Bill Warner spent the past week at Marion lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald went there Saturday. - urn mm you 10ANS $25 TO $300 orMtw m fanitwt-at it Hot m tm Don't borrow! unnecoMariiy, but ' If or loon will nay old bills, medi cal or dental expenses, car or homo repairs it s Tyes promptly to 4 out of 5 at WomoI. Fart, friendly ervica. Come in or phono today. . kllTt I IJI I mm-:-:,: od. ru okioon aieo ioj s. high st. I how J-244 CkartM 1. Allan. YES MANoaar I - to Ndaah f aN wriaaadiai tmm , Uaaat Ra. 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