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FOUR CORNERS Each of the
chinchillas shewn above en u
arm of Mr. W. J. Marth wan a
tan ribbon at the recent chin
chilla show la Lane County.
Chinchillas of
Marsh Family
Win Awards
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FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Marsh and 10-year-old son,
Vnrin -H mnn tr a tin 9 what
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family cooperation can accomplish
at their Chinciuua iuncn h w
C T .an raster Dr.
Last year, Edwin, fourth
grader at Lincoln School, earned
the privilege 01 cnoosmg ouj
fViinrttilla for his OWD.
Lady luck was generous the dajr
he chose that day-oia cnincnuia,
from among many litters, last
spring, for at the open Mid-Wil-lomatt
fhlnrhilla show held re
cently at the Lane County Fair
grounds, his TfrtnrhiHa took first
award in its age group, first in its
class for color, and was tne reserve
fhamninnfemale of the shOW.
V, Th Marsh' entered two other
chinchillas that brought home two
first awards I and one reserve
champion male ribbon.
ThA awards make the Marsh's
-hinrhlas eligible for entry in the
pen International Chinchilla show
at Los Angeles on Sunday. They
left Friday for Los Angeles to ex
hibit their prize winning animals.
Man Arrested
After Accident
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A Salem man was arrested by
city police early Friday morning
on a charge of being drunk on a
public street following a collision
with a parked car.- S.--. ,
Police said" George H. Graben
horst. Sr., 1655 Fir St, was re
leased on $15 baiL
A car owned by Grabenhorst,
police reported, collided with a
parked auto owned by Otis Cass
of 631 S. Commercial St in front
of the latters home.. Both cars
had to be towned from the scene.
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VailEey Nemo IBpilelio ;
nayesviUe Boy Scout Troop 20
will hold a Court ot Honor at 7:30
pan. Tuesday at Halbert Memorial
Baptist Church. Everyone is wel
come. Movies will be shown, and
refreshments will be served.
Sllverton Air observers will
meet at 8 pjn. Tuesday at the KP
HalL Air Force representatives
will be present and informational
movies will be shown. Former ob
servers and friends are invited.
Wlllamlna The Rebekah Lodge
will serve a public dinner Tues
day from 6-8 pan. at. the lodge
halt ' The ham dinner will be
a benefit for a new floor.
Sheridan The Dairy Queen, j
Sheridan's newest business,
opened Friday. It is owned by
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Aldrich ox
McMinnville who also have stores
there and at Newberg.
Hubbard Thalia Rebekah Lodge
has voted to help support an IOOF
float in the Portland Rose Festi
val parade. A cake walk will be
held at the next meeting to raise
funds., . -.,. ',
Bnena Vista William E. Pra
ther has returned home following
his discharge from the Marine
Corps. He plans to enter the bak
ery school at Oregon Technical
Institute. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Leland Prather. :
Hopewell The Hopewell dis
trict has raised $65 for the' Red
Cross. Mrs. John Geisler is chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Thelma Mc
Kenney and Mrs. Dorothy Tarter.
Sweet Home Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Wells will observe their
50th wedding anniversary Sunday.
Open house will be held from 2-5
pjn. at their home three miles
southwest of Sweet Home.
Falls City The musical pre
sented recently by high school
students netted $96 for the school.
It will be presented soon at Val
setz. Marioa The Marion Farmers
Union will hold a covered-dish
supper at 8 pan. Friday, followed
by pinochle playing, v
Fringie Intermediate grades of
Pringle School will present a tal
ent show Friday. Parents and
friends are invited. The school
also plans a music , and rhythm
festival on May 1, an outdoor pro
gram in which music and physical
education classes will participate.
. Hubbard The Hubbard Com
munity Church will be cleaned
Tuesday by members of the Ladies
Aid.
Detroit Detroit-Idanha High
School faculty have invited the
high school student body to a re
ception to be held Thursday from
7 to 10 pjn. at the school gymna
sium. :
Idanha The Idanha Legion
Auxiliary will sponsor a cooked
food and apron sale at Davis Store
on Friday, beginning at 10 a Jit. .
Benton Group
Protests Adair
Prison Plan
Statesman News Serrlet
ALBANY Proposed establish
ment of a state penal institution in
the former Camp Adair area is
opposed by the North 40 Club, a
service group of North. Benton
A club statement released by M.
W. Wilson, secretary, declared that
County rural residents,
ings and other facilities used by
water and sewages systems, build
Camp Adair have deteriorated so
much that repair would not bo
feasible.
"If this means loss of the state
game farm,1 the statement con
cluded," we are opposed to this
measure. The game commission
has spent much time and money
organizing facilities in the Camp
Adair area, and is putting tne area
to its best use at the present
time."
A bill which would Drovide for
operation of an intermediate in
stitution at Camp Adair is now
pending at the State Legislature.
Vandals Throw
Rocks Through
Farm Window
Statesmaa News Serrk
SILVERTON Police are inves
tigating the hurling of two rocks
through the front windows in the
home of Guy Sanders, Evans Val
ley, about 1 a.m. Wednesday.
The Sanders were asleep at the
time, and the cracking of the big
plate glass window awakened
them. They got up in time to see
a car drive away..
The two rocks, one about six
inches in diameter, struck the
wall 'across the living room from
the window.
A year ago, an outbreak of win
dow breaking occurred in the Sil-
verton area.
FnmeThrips
Reach Peak
Thrips emergence under prune
trees reached a peak Friday, re
ports S. C Jones, entomologist at
Oregon State College experiment
station. Jones recommends that
one of the following DDT sprays
or dusts be applied by prune grow
ers as soon as possible in orchards
having thrips:
, A spray made of one pint of
25 per cent DDT In oil emulsion
with enough water to make 100
gallons of spray. . " "
2. A spray made of two pounds
of 50 per cent DDT wettable pow
der with enough water to make
100 gallons of spray.
3. For semi-concentrate or con
centrate types spray equipment:
Use IVi pounds 50 per cent or A
pounds 75 per cent wettable pow
der per acre or 3 pints 25 per
cent DDT emulsion per acre.
4. A dust made of S per cent
DD i' combined with sulfur or oth
er non-alkaline materials. Use
about 40 pounds per acre in the
average mature orchard.
Orchards on the higher eleva
tions may be a few days behind
those on the valley floor, says D.
L. Rasmussen, county extension
agent. Since the peak of emerg
ence is usually reached when 30
to 40 per cent of the blossom buds
snow green at mm tips, growers
can wait for this growth stage be
fore applying their spray or dust
Qovecdale Pupils
Win Ribbons at
Science Exposition
Statesmaa Naws ferric
CLOVERDAIJC Tiinn nf rtA.
verdale School ontmdfivo n.
hibits at the recent Northwest
Science Exposition at Portland,
and all of them won awards. Two
received second-place ribbons, the
others placed third.
Entries were: Prehistnrie an!.
mala, by Jane Feller and Juno
occvenaon; now a city gets its
waier, iieste Hennies and Esth
er Mudfett: constellations. Jnhn
Brush, Curtis vKreger and Gene
ncvAiray; moaern iarm, Clifford
Cookson and Judy Stark: and land
M a
iormannni primary pUpUS.
WitJiMariiies
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Robert Earl Nixon (above), sen of
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Nixon.
' Aantsrille, la mdergemg Mar
tae boot training at San Diego,
Calif.
'Better Roadside'
Contest Slated by
Union Hill Grange
StaUsaua News Sorvko
UNION ITILL A -better
roadsldo' eoatest win hm ipn
sored hero ay the Union Hill
Grange Commimity Betterment
Chua, .
Residents wfQ bo encouraged
to point their aailbexes, paint
names plainly, en boxes and
beantify the roadside aronnd
tko mailbox.
A prlao wtn s awarded to
the one aaaking the most im
provement. The eoatest coincides with the
Seta anniversary of raral free
delivery and tne eatil serrieea
enrreat campaign for impreve
' ment of rural null boxes.
GRATEFUL, TOWN -
KAMSACK, Sask. J?) This
town. 140 miles northeast of Re
tina, remembering aid after a
cyclone in 1944, recently voted
$500 to the relief fund for Eu
ropean flood sufferers.
Auction Etind
At Woodburn
Passes.$l,500
Statesman news Serrko s
WOODBURN Receipts from
Woodburn's Community Auction
reached 11-509 Saturria-r stuI mn.
tributlons were pushing the figure
toward the $1,600 mark.
. The ermtrihiifinvM Mm mttm t
was announced publicly that the
event . VU a horum for . nalln.
stricken Wayne Byers, his wife
an4 ttiMa J1 - -
OUI t W V r'la
Highlights of the auction in
cluded a $10 bid by Mrs. Ray Glatt
for the services of Dr. G. B. Smith
as caddv on a round of vrit TV
Smith in turn bid $14 for a small
nam, cured and donated by Gar
field Voget of Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Seely,
separated In the huge - crowd,
learned after the auction they had
run up the bid against each other
for the piano lessons donated by
sars. J iorence Afire.
Winners of special prizes at the
auction included Ed Hmun SmH
Campbell and N. C Hudson.
Mi Warring,
WoodburnDies
Statessua Hews Serrle
WOODBURN Concluding rites
for Ancelettie Armina Warring.
89, who died Friday, were held
Saturday at Mt Crest Abbey Cre
matorium in Salem following pri
vate services at Ringo Chapel. The
Kev. ormal B. Trick officiated.
Mrs. Warring died at a Wood
burn nursing homo where she had
lived for two years. Previously she
resided with her son,' Max War
ring, at Woodburn.
The deceased was born Nov. 21,
1863, at Guildford, Minn. She was
a Methodist.
Also surviving are a son, Lynn.
Glacier Park, Mont; daughter,
Mrs. Esther Campbell, Coquille;
brother, Allie Warring, in Saskat
chewan. Canada: also five grand
children and five great-grand'
children.
TS mammon, galea. Ore.. rSxa&ar. March 13. 11531 J
100 Register
For Y Camp
: Annroximatelv 100 Salem K-v
and eirls registered Satiirdav fm
the annual YMCA camping period
next summer at uamp Silver
Creek. - -
Rppictratirm Satunlav wn fnr
Salem residents only. The regis
tration list will be open every day
beffinninff todav at tho YMfLA. for
aS vouths in this area. The lists
will be closed when the 700 ca
pacity figure is reached, which
usually Is late In April, YMCA of
ficial gaid.
" The camDX for hova. 0 in is ra
from June 21 to Aug. $. For girts,.
v w ii, um camp period is Aug
9 to 15.
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lib -11.50 5 lbs-17.35
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