IB Sac 2) S talesman, Salem, Or., WcL Sept. 22. 1S54
Valley News
Statesman News Service
Roberts Community
Fair Due
October 9
Statesman Newi Service
ROBERTS The annual Roberts Grange Community Fair will
be held Saturday, Oct 9, starting at noon. Prize money will total
$100 with Ermina Fisher, Marion County Home Extension agent,
in charge of judging. She will have assistants for all classifications.
Luncheon will be served all afternoon, and dinner win be served
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irom osf p.m. a ma puuu win w a icaiurc iur cuuuicil vcijr
ene is invited to enter exhibits
which must be in place by noon
on the day of the .fair. .
Rules Listed I j. - J
All entries must be made or
grown by the exhibitor. Vegeta
bles will be judged for suitability
for immediate consumption; fruit
will be judged according to uni
formity and quality. j
Classifications include: I -
One AH kinds of fruit and
. vegetables, five or more for judg
ing. .
Two Cakes, sponge, angelf ood,
butter, prepared mix and loaf.
Three Cookies, oatmeal, ice
box, brownies, chocolate chip.
Four Textiles,; pair of teal
towels, pair of pillow slips; spe
cial contest for Grange members
only, article made from one 100
pound flour sack. i .
Floral Section , 1
Five Floral arrangements, liv
ing robm high; living room, low;
coffee table; miniatures, less than
three, inches and up to six inches;
best display of plants.! ; ' '(
Six Hobbies, displays from
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H
Clubs, Brownies and Cub Scouts.
Seven For juniors aged 18 and
younger, largest squash, largest
ear of corn, best plate of cookies,
best individual vegetable exhibit
jugnt ruDuc interest oispiays
(no judging).
Committees
For Union Hill
Fair Named J
statesman ew service
UNION HILL Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hottinger. of Sublimity be
came members of the Union Hill
Grange by ballot at the Septem
ber meeting. They will be' initiat
ed at the October meeting.
The Grange voted to continue
its community service project for
another year. ? !
Committees for the Grange
Community Fair, to be held bh
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ucu v, were appointed as iouows:
Seeds and grains f- Richard
Krenz. Donald Jaauet Robert
Lierman and W. J. Iknsman.
Fruits and Nuts Henry Peters,
Henry Hansen, Dale Miller and
Keith Scott
' Vegetables Robert Humphrey
A. N. Doerfler, Noah Hunt and
W. F. Krenz. ; i A
Home Economics Mrs. James
Gilham.
Textiles Mrs. Henry Peters,
Mrs. Robert Humphreys.
Canning Mrs. Byron McElhan
ey, Mrs. Roy Verbeck. ,
Baking and candy Mrs. Don
ald Jaquet, Mrs. W. J. Lensman.
Flowers Mrs. A. N. Doerfler,
Mrs. Julius Krenz.
Hobbies Mrs. Marion lifiller,
Mrs. XL M. Gilmour. '
Antiques Mrs. Robert Darrah,
Mrs. Geneva Hubbard. ' f
Country Store Mrs. James Gil
liam, Mrs. verny scott, Mrs. Roy
Verbeck,
Lunch Mrs. Henry Hansen,
Mrs. W. M. Tate, Mrs. Robert
Lierman.
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MISS ERMINA FISHER
Will Judge Roberts Fair
Albany M
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In Philatelic
Hall of Fame
, J Statesman Newt Senrles
ALBANY Al Van DahL late
founder and publisher of the Wes
tern Stamp Collector, has attain
ed a place in the hall of fame of
the American Philatelic Society.
The honor was announced at
the 68th annual convention of the
society in San Francisco, William
W. Wiley, editor of the stamp ma
gazine, reported on his return
from the meeting.)
Van Dahl founded the Western
Stamp Collector at Mill City May
7, 1931, but had moved bis head
quarters to Albany many years
before his death early this year,
Van Dahl is the 39th philatelist
to have his picture placed in the
hall of fame since the society was
founded m 1886.
Salem Heights
Meeting Draws
70 Mothers
Statesmaa Newi Berries '
SALEM HEIGHTS More than
70 mothers attended the covered-
dish luncheon Tuesday at Salem
Heights . School cafeteria . as the
Mothers Club held its first meet
ing of the year.
Mrs. Wiiford Noland conducted
the meeting, and it was announced
that the October meeting would be
held in! the evening for the fathers
and teachers. .
The attendance award will be
presented to the room having the
largest! number of fathers present
The Harvest Festival is scheduled
for November. -
Speak Youth Groups
Mrs. Helen Diekman, executive
director of the,, Camp Fire Girls,
spoke on Bluebirds and Camp Fire
organisations, and their need for a
coordinator in the Salem Heights
School. Jim Kern, executive from
the Boys Scouts, talked on the Cub
Scout program.
Steve Irving, principal, wel
comed tiie mothers, and said that
he was "impressed by the fnend
liness of the group", also that
there were 303 students and 11
teachers in the school with 141 be
ing in the first and second grades,
Handbooks are to be distributed
soon, be said, and all parents are
invited to visit school at any time.
Rom Mothers
itoom motners introduced were
for Mrs. Inez Greens' first grade,
Mrs. Donald Dye: Mrs. Gladys
Farrands' first grade, Mrs. Rich
ard Vogt; Miss Lois Mulchay's
first grade, Mrs. Phil Brownell:
Mrs. Charlotte Jones' second
grade. Mrs. Lloyd Mason: Mrs,
Elma Baker's second grade. Mrs.
John Felker; Mrs. Pearl Salter's
second and third - grade, Mrs.
Harold Knittel; Mrs. Merry Em
law's third grade, Mrs. Lloyd
Griffith; Mrs. Arvilla Boyer's
fourth grade. Mrs. Norman Lmd;
Richard Hodges' fourth and fifth
grade, Mrs.' Chester Varnes; Mrs,
Nan Denhems fifth grade, Mrs
Leo Kilber; James Brendt's sixth
grade, Mrs. Roy Gray. ;
Also introduced were Mrs. Rich
ard Chambers, room mother chair
man; Mrs. John Anning, Parents
Council chairman; Mrs. Lyle
Bayne, hospitality chairman; Mrs.
Louis Kurth, publicity chairman.
Two Wen Polio Cases
Raise Linri Total to 1G
Statesman News Service '
ALBANY Two more cases of
poliomyelitis have been reported
Births
At Valley Hospitals
Polk County
Court News
' Statesman News Service
DALLAS The following com
plaint was on file Tuesday in Polk
County Circuit Court:
Edith Stevenson vs. E. Page
Stevenson: Plaintiff seeks divorce,
alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment Married Sept 15, 1951.
Statesman Newt Service -
STAYTON To Mr j and Mrs.
Nestor Denny, Stay ton. a .son.
Sept 18, at Santiam Memorial
HospitaL : . 1 j
To Mr. and Mrs. Francis Adams.
Scio, a daughter. Sept 18. at San
tiam Memorial HospitaL
To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schroe-
der. Mill City, a son. Sept 17, at
Santiam Memorial Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scott
Aumsville, a son, Sept , 17, at
Santiam Memorial HospitaL
ALBANY To Mr.! and Mrs.
Tom Mitchell, Jefferson, a son.
Sept 20, at Albany General Hos
pitaL ! ' '
WILLAMTNA Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Gardner of Ketchikan.
Alaska, formerly of Willamina. are
the parents of a son, John Elmer,
born Aug. 27. Mr. and Mrs. John
Gardner of willamina are paternal
grandparents. : I
Cascade Union High Opens
With Record Class of 336
t - Statesman News Service
TURNER Oasswork began for
336 students Tuesday at, Cascade
Union High School which serves
Aumsville. Turner and adjacent
rural districts. i
The total was 30 more than the
opening day figure a' year ago,
reported L. J. Uhrhammer, ad
ministrative principaL He said
the total was the highest first-day
registration in the history of the
school, although the figure rose
to 360 during last term.
About 20 more students are ex
pected to register toon, the prin
cipal said. He estimated the stu
dent body will rise to 380 during
the year. " .
Tuesday's freshman dass of 112
pupils also was the largest in the
school's history, compared with
101 last year. There were 90 sopho
mores, 72 juniors and 62 seniors
registered this week.
The school has added the equiv
Ialent of one and one-half instruc
tors this term, bringing the total
to 17 full time teachers plus the
administrative staff.
New on the faculty are Ralph
McKenzie, a freshman ' teacher;
Geraidine Haner, English teacher;
and Calvin Hersey. new basket
ball coach who will also teach
political science.
Valley Briefs
Salem Heights Work sessions
on the interior redecoration of the
parsonage of Good Shepherd Lu
theran Church will continue Wed
nesday and Thursday. Women of
the church are asked to assist and
should bring a small paint brush
suitable for painting woodwork!
Morning and afternoon 'work ses
sions will be held both days. The
parsonage is at 3683 Scenic View
Dr. . '
Willamina Civic Club win meet
Thursday at 2 pjn. in the base
ment of the Emmanuel Lutheran
Church. The Rev. A. C. .Baum
gaertner will give the welcome,
and Mrs. Virgil Heider, who repre
sented the club at the recent Na
tional Federation of Women's
Clubs in Denver will give a report
t-ardt t iViB.a, oriawhui
Hazel Green Anton Pfau Jr.,
47, -seriously injured in a tractor
accident late Saturday night will
undergo surgery again Wednesday
at Salem Memorial HospitaL Pfau,
a life long farmer of the Lake La
bish area, was hurt while hauling
onions from his field ' when his
tractor tipped on him and the
cleats severely mangled his-left
leg and thigh, relatives reported.
Hubbard A new class has been
added at Hubbard Grade School
with the hiring of Mrs. E. C Dil
ler of Aurora to teach.; music
Classes will be held on Monday
and Wednesday mornings with in
struction in the fundamentals of
music, singing and rythm band
work for the primary grades, jj
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS EVENTS i;
HUBBARD Activities at- North
Marion Union High School are un
derway. The first Associated Stu
dent Body meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon. A freshman
auction, initiation and a party
are in tha planning stales. , -dCX
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ROSS BAILEY ON LEAVE
WILLAMINA Ross Bailey is
home on leave from the Navy. He
expects to attend hospital corps-
man school at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station in Illinois
at the end of his leave. ,
in Linn County, bringing the total
for the year up to 16. Dr. John
Guepe, Linn County health officer.
revealed Monday. j : ,
Suffering "mild" attacks were
Mrs. Lavina Neal and Mrs. James
Barclift, both of Afcany. ,,
Mrs.' Neal did not suffer serious
paralysis, and Mrs. Barclift re
ceived a throat affection which in
terfered with her swallowing. Mrs.
Barclift was reported recovering
satisfactorily, but ' no immediate
report concerning the condition of
Mrs. Neal was available, ,
Dr. Guepe' said most of the at
tacks discovered this year have
been among residents of the Al
bany area. He did not consider the
total alarming. . ... i
Only ten of the. 16 have devel
oped paralysis, he noted. ;'
Hubbard PTA
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Night Scheduled
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HUBBARD A set-acauainted
meeting is scheduled by the Hub-
oara rl A Friday with a no-host
dinner from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the
grade school gym.
Robert E. Phelps of the Oregon
Education Association will speak
at 8 P.m. on "School Commun
ity Relations.", Mrs. Harold Wolf-
er, president, will conduct the
business meeting.
Special invitations are being is
sued to first grade parents and
all members of the school staff.
Everyone is welcome to attend. A
feature will be presented of a
film "Skippy and the three RV
by Mrs. George Norsworthy, first
grade teacher;
Arrangements are being made
for child care during the meeting.
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WILLAMINA Mrs.f Alfred
Yoast was elected president of
the Firemen's Auxiliary at the
September meeting of the group.
Other new officers are Mrs. Jess
Myers, vice president; Mrs. Carl
Stroschine Jr., secretary-treasurer.
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Derold Blanchard were appointed
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Rubinoff, Violin
To Play Lebanon ;
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LEBANON Rubinoff, popular
concert violinist, will present two -concerts
here Thursday.
Appearing under Lebanon Ki-t
wanis dub sponsorship, Rubinoff '
will play for students at 2:45 p.m. '
and for the public at 8:15 p.m.
Both concerts will be at Lebanon
High School auditorium.
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