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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1951)
m m m m mm pm m p w rmm m - m m m p mm if If Ail I Y il!iLJ.S f f Jllfi. iUS - s - Pdlk School Official Backs Consolidations Fish Gets Away, but Bethel : Fisherman Lands'It Anyway By Mra. J. K. Cawatbers V ! SUUtmaa Newt Scrrlc i . BETHEL W. L. Creech and J. A. Haln, enthuslatic local fisher men, have returned from spending a few days fishing in the Waldport area, Creech told of one unusual and fortunate experience. He said, "One day John and I were fishing from a motorboat at Eagen's Land ing, about five miles up the Alsea river above Waldport I hooked a good salmon and ne ran ine une nearly oui Deiore i coma rum rum. "I got him up to the boat and he circled around it a fewtimes.; John tried to use the gaff but missed him and he went under the boat." As he circled around I was afraid he would tangle with the motor, so held the pole out over the motor to keep him clear. Lost Fishing Pole "He came up from - unde the boat and broke water again, then dived and jerked the pole out of "I looked across to the shore to line up with a house, as there was a strong outgoing tide. I reached into the tackle box and tot a heavy weight and looped it onto John's line and threw it overboard and then started the motor and came back upstream again into line with the house. I made a half circle and John hook ed tut line. As soon as he hooked my line the fish broke water again and John said 'I've got a fish!' He reeled in his line and had my line on his hook. I reached out and got hold of my line" and overhanded it into the boat where I reeled It up. The fish made a few more circles and then I brought him in and John gaffed him. We got both fish and pole, to the amusement of the fishermen in 20 or 30 boats who had gathered around to see the port from up and down the river. It was a nice Silverside and weighed 11 pounds." Mt, Angel Plans Benefit Show to Aid Chest Fund Statenaaa News Senrie MT. ANGEL ML Angel resi dents will get their last chance to help the Community Chest Sunday night, November 25, when Arthur White, Jefferson magician, will appear at St Mary's audi torium for a benefit show. The Community Chest fund here reportedly is lagging far from the 12,100 quota, although Mrs. Tony Bigler, campaign chairman, re ports that this week's collections have helped considerably. J Several directors of the Mt. Angel chest previewed White's magic act recently and returned Rita an enthusiastic report Clo verdale Folk to Move to Turner Statesman News Service CLO VERDALE Mrs. Wesley Goodlander, her son Donald"Banta and wife, will move from the Goodlander farm here, this week, Into their newly purchased home In Turner. Mr. Banta has been re covering slowly from his recent Illness. The home here has been old to the Chapman brothers of Turner. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kunke were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bonney, of Olympia, Wash. Mrs. Bonney and Mrs. Kunkwere school girls together at Tacoma. Members from Cloverdale who attended the 4-H Leader's ban quet at Salem Thursday were: Mrs. A. H. Kennies, Mrs. Loren New kirk and Carol, Mrs. Sam Drager, Irene Thomas and Mrs. .Karl Wipper. State emu News Service LINCOLN, Nov, 9 Josiah Wills, Polk county school superinten dent, this week gave his "hearty approval" to proposed plans for consolidation of 6choo district in this area with the Salem public district ! . Wills spoke here at a public meeting for Spring Valley, Zena and Lincoln school districts; "In my many ; trips throughout Polk county," Wills said, "I have found that it is almost impossible to teach eight grades in a one room schoolhouse In the modern day manner." ? The three districts would be relieved of the obligation of standardizing their schools, and another big factor would be that you would do away with the rural school board," Wills added. Also speaking were Salem School Superintendent Frank Bennett, who told facts pertaining to the merger which was. approved herei in 1947 and voided when an intervening district did not wish to consolidate. ; Harry Scott related some of bis experiences i as a Salem school board member. ! Each district was instructed to appoint a committee which would be responsible for conducting an election. Mrs. Harold D. Burns presided at the meeting. . ' Elections 'Top iDallas Chamber, 1 Vomans Club to SCliobl NeWS ? Hold Joint Meet At Jefferson Statesman News lerrict Valley Briefo Ufa Co To WARREN'S And See Th Large Selection Of CHILDREN'S RECORDS Choot From Hundreds : Of Records and Albums -(All Speeds) Prlctt .. 23 to $4.04 Choose new while Stack is com plete and Lay-Away with Small Deposit Aroid That Last Mia at Madhouse.1 Your Friendly Record Shop At 1993 Fairgrounds Rdad Across Front Hollywood Bank SUUamaa Newt Serrtee Fratnra Dr. Robert M. Gatke of Salem will be guest speaker at the Pratum? Methodist church Sunday which will be Willamette University day. WUltmina Hostesses for the meeting of the I fire department auxiliary meeting Tuesday will be Doris Felton. Vivian Castro and Veva Blanchard.! . - ! " Four Corners Dickie Vene- man, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Or ville Veneman, 40 Kenwood dr., broke his left arm and dislocated his left elbow recently when he fell over a bucket Victor Point Plans are being completed for the benefit ham dinner at the school Saturday night. Serving will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The dinner is sponsored by the school community club with Mrs. Theodore Riches the general chairman. SUverton The annual dinner sponsored by the Frances E. Wll lard chapter of the WCTU will be held at the Christian church Tues day. November .13. at 6:30. p.m. There Is no charge for the dinner but an offering will be taken for the work. Mrs. Fred Tooxe, Port land, state president, will be guest eaJcer. 4 ? WlQamlna Oscar Lee return ed to work at the Associated Ply wood mills this week after being off for two months as the result of an injured hand. Turner iJerry Rubyis recup erating from an accident at the mill. Several of his fingers on one hand were crushed. SUverton Tom Lawson Mc- CalL assistant to Governor Doug las McKay, will speak on "New Developments In the Field or Psy etiological Warfare. at the Sil verton Rotary club Monday noon. On November 19, William Ball, district governor, will be at the club and each committee chair' man will be requested to give his report. Salem Ilelghta The Salem Heights Mothers club will meet Tuesday, xNovember 13, at the school library at 1 pjn. Speaker will be Frank Bennett, Salem sehool superintendent Hostess chairmen will be Mrs. B. R. Knox, and Mrs. Frank. Dye, assisted by the mothers of Mrs. Charlotte Jones, and Mrs.' Agnes Palmer's second grades. ;; Liberty The liberty Mothers club will meet Wednesday, Nov- eriber 14, at I pjn. at liberty school. A nursery for pre-school chhildren will be held during the meeting. Those having old toys are asked to bring them and don ate them to the nursery. R. Tav vener of the Salem school system will show a film on teaching a emia to read.' - "AshantL north of the African gold coast, has forests of enormous wealth in timber. . ftatesnum News lerrlce JEFFERSON The first grade school basketball . game will be held November 30. Officers recently elected in the eighth grade are: President, Da Stephenson; vice president, Fhyi lis Specht; secretary - treasurer, Normal Goin; ' sergeant-at-arms, Sue Daulton; flower gixl -Joan Turnidge; reporter, Donna Wig gins; librarian, Doris Higgins. Seventh grade officers are Bob by Harris, president; Lloyd Hen ion, vice president; Jerry Marcum, secretary; Ron Sims, sergeant-at- arms: Jerry" Gamble, reporter; Darlene Driskill, librarian; James Ramseyer and Wayne Bennett, monitors; Billy Smith, room moni tor; Stanley Orton and Jimmy Higgins, board ' monitors. .Mrs. Long, teacher, has - returned to school after a week's illness. San dra Dawson is back in school aft er breaking her wrist at a skating party." Duane Tuley has a broken nose. i- New Pupil Listed Leo Hecht is a new pupil in the sixth grade, coming from Santiam Central near Crabtree. New class officers are Bobby Wright presi lent: Glenn Tilley, vice president; Carol Henderson, secretary. The sixth, seventh and eighth grades have sold $872 in magazine subscriptions with a commission of $309.- High salesmen were Joan Turnidge, eighth grade, and Lloyd Henion, seventh grade, first; San dra Stephenson and Bobby Wright sixth grade, second. Bobby Hice, fourth grade, has moved to California. Room officers are Duane Anderson, president; Sherrill Hochspeier, vice presi dent; Reba Jo Braton, secretary; Eldon Sprague, treasurer; Junior Kilgore, reporter; Glenda Nabors, fire marshal and Don Robison, as sistant 1 Visit City Library Third graders visited the city library: Thursday, hearing two book reviews by Addle Libby. li brarian. Newly-named officers are Joe Marcum, president; Kay Smith,! vice president; Delene Gurgurich, secretary; Mary Kil gore, sergeant-at-arms. Sterling Goin is back In the sec ond grade following a tonsilec- tomy. ' The first grade enjoyed a oartv weanesaay aiternoon with Mrs. Albert Whittle and Mrs. Kenneth Peterson helping. ; . . Dinner Nets Mil City Club S125 MILL CITY The dinner r. centlv served hv tha Mill ritv Three-Links club netted $123 for uw group. Jimmy Baltimore 12-vear-oM son of Mr. and Mrs. Clavtnn Raltl. more broke a bone In his left foot wnen ne supped on the sidewalk last week. Friends hava relv1 MrnrA nf the recent death at L4nffviw. Wash.,; of Lilly A. Schaer, long time resident or tms area. She was a sister of Fred Duffy, Mill U17. i - ! DALLAS Members of the Dal las Woman's club will not hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday since they will Join with the Chamber of Commerce for. a dinner to be held in the rooms of the latter, - Friday, November 18 at 6:30 pan. 1 Appearing on the program be ing arranged - by the Woman's dub will be Mr. and Mrs. Haz araka of Assam, India. Mrs. Haz- araka is doing special work : at Oregon College of Education and he Is engaged in special work at Oregon State college. : , IJlrs. Ferrell, 83? Brooks, Feted at birthday Party. ' - ' ttatesnaa News lerrlce ; BROOKS Honoring Mrs. George Ferrell on her 83rd birth day, Mrs. Frank Sturgis and Mrs. Willard Sturgis entertained with a party at the hitter's home Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Ferrell came to Oregon from Ohio and has been a resident of Marion county for 65 years. '; Honoring Mrs. Ferrell were Mrs. Virgil Loo mis, Mrs. Ray De Roche, Roberta. Loomis. Mrs. Norton Wood, Jimmy and Steph en, Mrs. Carl Aspinwall, Mrs. Willard Ramp, and the hostesses Mrs. Frank Sturgis and Mrs. Wil lard Sturgis. Mrs. Harry Bosch was hostess for the Brooks Ladies Sewing club Thursday. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Roy Reed and will be the Christmas party. Secret Pals names will be revealed at this meeting. Mrs. Frank 1schler was taken to Salem General, hospital Mon day morning after a fall down the steps of the front porch at her home. She suffered two broken vertebras. VISIT AT ROSED ALE ROSED ALE Dr. and Mrs. David Lawson and J. A. Cook of Mt Vernon, Wash., were recent guests at the Floyd Bates home. Mrs. Bates' father remained with them while the Lawsons went to San Francisco to attend the ses sions of the American College of Surgeons. -4 The whooping crane, believed to be the tallest bird In the United States, Is six feet long. Aumsville Pioneer Dies in Washington Statesman News femes AUMSVILLE Th rfeath a Mrs. Octavia Ground A area pioneer, In Kingland, Wash was 1 e a r n e a nere inn nrir through a letter ta Mauda Pni-tor Boone. Mrs. Grounds, who died Oct 27, was born in 186S on her Miners donation land claim two miles east of Aumsville. Her father. Allan J. Davie, was one of the signers of the famous uiampoeg document In 1842, and her mother, Cynthia Davie, was the second white woman married in Oregon territory. Mrs Young Will Head Roberts Club Statetmaa News Semce ROBERTS Officers fnr Home Economic club of RAherta Grange for the coming year were elected Wednesday. Those elected were Mrs. Denver Young, chair man: Mrs. Lee Everbr. vice-chair. man; Mrs. Frank Boehringer, sec retary; ana airs. Koy race, trea surer, i.- - Committees were annointed for the dinner to be given .Saturday mgnt at ine nan. The next meet ing will.be a Christmas party at uw -nome oz xurs. josepn r eiion on Homestead road. Members will exchange gifts. Mrs. Chet Nelson was assistant nostess. Hopewell Club Elects Mrs. Charles Van Dorn HOPEWELL The Hopewell community club met Friday night and election of officers was held. Mrs. Charles Van Dorn was elect ed president; Albert Fleming, vice president, and Beverly Brown, secretary. Chairman for the meeting to be held Thursday, December 6, are Mr. and Mrs. Art Reed. There was discussion of hot lunches for the school children and Mrs. Harold Owen has called a meeting of the mothers on November 9 at 3:30 pan. at the Hopewell school to make plans for the project Wilson Shows Hunting Film at Four Corners ftatesmam Hews Service ' FOUR CORNERS The Four Corners "Rod and Gun club met Tuesday In the Community hall. It was ladies night and Ralph Wilson showed a hunting .film taken in Alaska, The club will sponsor a benefit turkey shoot before Thanksgiving. No definite date has been set This Is the- club project for - the year for the hall fund. Harry Martin, tfs Here1- JACK SPONG'S WEAK CM ...and YOU Can be a member if You HURRY! For "Good Coys", ages 11 through 17 who want to Learn REAL MAGIC III, FELLAS!... Want to learn MAGIC? Like to know how to do REAL STAGE TRICKS and sleight-of-hand . . . put on a whole MAGIC SHOW by yourself . . .: and mystify the grown folks so bad ly they'll beg you to tell them how to do it (but you won't, of course, because you're pledged to secrecy)? ) ALL RIGHT! . Let's Get Started 1 Hurry and call 2-9978 for de tails or . write Jack Spong, 950 N. 17th St, Salem, so you can be included in the limited mem bership now being enrolled in WIZARDS CLUB. You'll meet for. one hour one evening, each week, and there's plenty of fan and secrets for the lucky fel lows who get their enrollments in. before membership is filled. Dont wait another minute. PHONE OR WRITE AS SOON AS YOU READ THIS! . : Enrollment meeting: HOTEL SENATOR, TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 7:91 P. M. 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