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MT. ANGEX Some of Ihe 20 Bans attending summer school at Mt Angel Women's College panse
for refreshments. Left to right (standing) are Sister Mary RcJoerta, ML Angel; Sister Mary Ger-
maiae, Longview, wain.; Sister
Dolores Mary, Seattle; (seated)
Six Orders
Represented
On Campus N
Statesmaa News lerriea
MT ANGEL Twenty Sisters,
representing six orders of nuns,
are included in the more than
100 students attending the, sum
mer session at ML Angel Women's
College. ,
They include Sisters of Charity
of the Blessed Virgin Mary and
S rters of the Holy Child Jesus
of Portland; Sisters of SL Joseph
Pflllnsham. Wash.: Sisters of St.
Benedict, Cottonwood. Idaho; Sis
ts of Mercy, Roseburg: . and
S 'ters cf Providence, Seattle.
Most of the nuns are teachers
In parochial schools in Washing
ton, Idaho and Oregon- Coming
the greatest distance was, Sis
4 ter Frances Therese, C. S. J-i who
flew from Ketchikan, Alaska.
Special attractions for the sis
ters at the summer school, are
theology courses taught by the
faculty of ML "Angel Seminary,
weekly lectures on voice by Dr.
Melvin Gelst, head of music , de
partment at Willamette Univer
sity; classes in elementary school
library, instructional aids, church
ature, along with: the regular
courses required for teacher cer
tification. Prowler Steals
Plumbing Gools
Near Rickreall
StaUssaaa Newt Serrica
RICKREALL Theft of plumb
ing material valued at $200 was
reported to the Polk County sher
iffs office Wednesday by Wil
liam Br&man.
Braman said the articles were
stolen from a house he is build
ing two miles south of Rickreall
on Highway 99 W. He said the
articles must have' been taken
during the night .The theft was
discovered Wednesday morning.
Valley
Briefs
Statetmaa Nws Service
Central Howell The contract to
build another room at the school
here has been awarded to the
Mills Construction Co. of Salem.
The new room will be a separate
unit and wul cost 118,733. Wort
was scheduled to start this week.
Brash College ,Aauua! home
coming picnic here will be held
Saturday at the community pic
nic grove. Residents of the com
munity, former residents and
those from neighboring commu
nities are invited to attend.
Willamina Jess Myers, who
suffered a serious heart attack
three weeks ago, is reported im
proving at a McMinnville hospital
Ha was attending a fire with the
volunteer fire department at the
time of the attack.
Elliott Prairie Sixty-two guests
attended the barbecue dinner held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Burkert for the church hall build
ing fund. In spite of cloudy skies
end occasional showers. $109 was
realized from the benefit dinner.
Willamina Mrs. Ernestine Cow
an of Grand Ronde was elected
director of the Willamina high
school board receiving 31 votes,
the total number cast
Woodburn The Woodbura
Granee will meet at the Grange
hall Thursday evening.
Lincoln The 28th annual reunion
of descendants of. William and
Mary , Simpson, who crossed the
plains from Missouri with their
10 children in 1M. will be held
at Peninsula Park in Portland
Sunday. July 10. Hie clan and
those interested are invited to at
tend. WUlamlaa J. A. Jensen Jr. In
jured his right hand this week
when a 400 pound cast Iron weight
which he wu attaching to a wheel
fell on it. There are several
cracks ia the bones of his thumb
and little finger, and It will be
some time before he regains full
ds of the hand. He operates the
Willamin Machine Shop.
- Waodbnm The Weodbnra Li
brary board withhold its monthly
meeting Monday evening. July II.
since its . regular , meeting night
would have fallen on July 4. At
that time members hope to meet
with a newly appointed librarian,
who . will succeed - Mrs. Estella
Kerns, who resigned some time
ago. Mrs. Leonard ruller has
been Interim .librarian.
Summer School
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Mother Mary Editha, Portland; and Mother Mary Gemma, MU AngeL
Lebanon Round-Up, Valley's
Newest Rodeo, Starts Fnday
Statesman Naws Service "
LEBANON The Lebanon Round-Up, scheduled to become an
annual cowboy and Indian event, will be presented for the first
time this weekend.
Performances are scheduled Friday through Sunday at the
round-up grounds, formerly known as Lebanon Meadows. Each
will start at 1:30 p.m. There will be no night performances, but
tentative plans call for installa
tion of lights next year.
Many cowboys who partici
pated at various rodeos in the
Pacific Northwest during the
July 4 weekend have entered the
round-up. Jess Cain, producer
of the rodeo here, said prize
money will total about $7,000.
Sanctioned by RCA
The round-up is sanctioned by
the Rodeo Cowboys of America,
Cain said, and points earned here
will count towards the RCA na
tional championship.
Casey Tibbs, winner of first
prize at the Molalla Buckeroo
this week, is among those ex
pected to compete, Cain report
ed. Tibbs won both the bareback
and saddle-bronc riding events
at Molalla.
Christensen Brothers of Eu
gene will supply rodeo stock for
the three-day event. The Leb
anon Wranglers, a riding group
which owns the round-up
grounds, are sponsoring the
round-up.
100 Indians tends
Also featured ill be a group
of . approximately 100 Indiana
from Warm Springs Reservation
who will set up a tepef city"
at the round-up grounds. They
will bring ponies with them and
wDl present pageantry at each
round-up performance.
An added round-up attraction
will be a "Westward Ho" parade
at 10 a.m.' Saturday. The Gov
ernor's Guard posse from Salem
will be color guard and many
other Oregon riding groups are
expected to participate.
Meanwhile, most Lebanon mer
chants and clerks have donned
western attire this week in. ob
servance of the round-up.
Rebekali Lodge
Drapes Charter
For Mrs. Strike
Statesman News Servkt
WOODBURN In memoriam
to the late Mrs. Sidney Strike of
Woodburn who died a week ago,
members of Home Rebekah
Lodge draped the charter during
their meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Wagenveld, noble
grand, presided at the session. A
report was heard of the talk
given by Mrs. Nita May Tubby of
Oklahoma, president of the Asso
ciation of Rebekah Assemblies,
at a reception given in her honor
during her visit to the Salem Re
bekahs. Mrs. Edith Frentz, who
attended - the reception from
Woodburn, gave the report.
Members adjourned to the
Coney Island Cafe for refresh
ments following the meeting, a
policy adopted by the lodge for
the months of July and August
Grange Meets,
Confers Degrees
- Statesman News Service
LYONS Santiam Valley Grange
conferred first and second degrees
on Violet and Hubert Wagner and
Marguerite and Jeanne Hampton
at its recent meeting.
The charter was draped In mem
ory Albert Bass who died recently.
The display table, arranged by
Bertha Basl, featured flags and
boxes of strawberries.
Births
At Valley Hospitals
Statesman News Service
DALLAS To Mr. and Mrs.
Max Dunkin, Dallas, a daughter,
July S at Dallas Hospital. -
To Mr and Mrs. Allan Boswell,
Salem a daughter, July 3 at Dal
las Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Rus
sell, Dallas, a son, July 2 at Dal
las Hosoital.
To Mr and Mrs. Lorcn Seibert,
Dallas Route 2, a son, July 1 at
Dallas Hospital.
WiLIAMINA To Mr. and
Mrs Rollund Kerr. Willamina, a
son, July 1 at McMinnville Gen
eral Hospital.
Permanent frost extends at
least 67S feet into the ground on
Cornwallis Island, 560 miles north
of the Arctic Circle.
at Mt. Angel
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Polk Co. Trio
Report .Today
For Induction
Statesman News Service
DALLAS Polk County Se
lective Service board has ordered
three men to report for induction
at 3:30 p. m. Thursday, according
to Mrs. Nona O. Ford, clerk.
They are Soren D. Nielsen,
Rickreall; Frank R. Walker, In
dependence; and Donald J. Mas
sey. Amity.
After reporting to the board
office at DalLis Armory, the men
will be sent to Portland where
physical examinations and induc
tion ceremonies will take place
on Friday.
The local board office will be
dosed from July 11-15 and again
on July 22 while Mrs. Ford is on
leave. A relief clerk, Mrs. Alber
ta Graham, will be in the boarH
office during the remainder of
Mrs. Ford's leave.
R. 0. Spangler,
Jefferson, Dies
Statetmaa Newt Service
ALBANY Final rites for Ralph
Orin Spangler, Jefferson resident
who died Monday at his home, will
be held' at 2 p.m. Thursday at the
Fisher Funeral home. Dr. Morton
Booth will officiate and burial will
be in Willamette Memorial - park.
Spangler was 63. - m
Spangler was born Oct. 13, 1891,
at Crawford. Neb. He came to Al
bany in 1942 and remained here for
ten years, with the exception ot
three years spent at Spokane.
Spangler moved to Jefferson three
years ago.
He married Elizabeth M. Baker,
who survives, on Aug. 29, 1917, at
Gordon, Neb.
-Survivors include six sons and
daughters, two brothers and a sis
ter. A daughter, Karen Spangler,
lives in Jefferson, and another,
Lois A. Drushella, resides in Stay
ton. Hoagland Family
Returning After
2 Years in Burma
Statesman News Service
SILVERTON Maj Charles E.
Hoagland, his wife and two chil
dren, Steve and Gail, are on their
way to the United States, Major
Hoagland has written his mother,
Mrs. Lou Hoagland.
The Army man and his family
are returning from two years
spent in Rangoon, Burma. He
was assistant military attache
with the Army, stationed there.
They will land at San Diego and
come to Silverton for a visit.
Major Hoagland received hit
elementary and high school edu
cation in Silverton, later gradu
ating from the University of Ore
gon. He enlisted during World j
War II and is making the Army 1
his career.
After his visit with bis mother 1
in Silverton and her mother in 1
Montebello. Calif. Major and Mrs. 1
Hoagland and children will go to
Kahsas wher he will attend Of-'
ficer s Staff School for the com-:
ing year.
Father Charged
With Abducting
His Own Child
Statesman News Service
ALBANY Don L. Borgeman Is
being held in Baker on a Linn
County Circuit Court warrant!
charging him with child-stealing.
Deputy Sheriff Wilbur Bilyeu I
left for Baker j Tuesday to take (
Borgeman into custody. The child I
involved, Jennine Borgeman, 3, is
his own daughter.
He is charged with taking the
child from the home of her mother
Mrs; Elsie Bailey, at Lebanon.
Borgeman was said to be on
his way to his former borne in;
Idaho when arrested at Hunt
ington by state police. i
Trusty in Folk
Jail Escape Held
For Grand Jury
Statesman Mews Serrtce
DALLAS James Eugene
Smith, 19, Saicm, charged with
aiding three prisoners in their
escape from Polk County' jail,
waived preliminary hearing Wed
nesday and was held for the
grand lory.
Smith was arraigned in Polk
County Justice Court before Ken
neth Shetterley. Bail was set at
$1,000.
Sheriff Tony Neufeldt said
Smith a former trusty, admitted
smuggling two hacksaw blades to
the three prisoners who escaped.
Smith was serving a 90-day
sentence for larceny of gas and
would have been released Satur
day. .
Buck, Doe Seen
On Garden Road
Statesman Ntws Serrice
FRUITLAND A buck and doe
munched forrage on an acreage on
Garden Road Wednesday morning,
but darted into a wooded area
soon after they were observed,
Reporting the deer was Mrs.
Norman Gydesen who said she
saw them on the family acreage
in tnls district about 9 i. m
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Jnj curls. .
Hudnut Plastic
Hudnut Cream
Hudnut Egg Shampoo $1
Hudnut Deodorant Crm. ' 19c
For the Relief of Headaches
Use
MIIUVIII lUEJIUIJ
Bolile of 50
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Tin of 30 Anacin Tablets 49c
Mennens ,
Afla Lotion
New "No Sting" Afta soothes.
No burning alcohol, rub in a
few drops, and that dry taut ;
"Just Shaved" feeling vanishes. '
Mennen After Shave &
'Phone Mix
Alerts Wrong
Fire Dept.
Statesman .News Service
LEBANON A fluke telephone
mix-up Tuesday sent Lebanon
firemen out looking for a fire
I that was ?n Sweet Home, J4 miles
away. The Lebanon firemen
thought he fire was in Lebanon.
The fire aiarm was aounded
when a flue overheated at the
Thrift way Grocery on River Road
near Sweet Home. The manager
said he dialed Sweet Home's
brand new fire-alarm number
which is Empire 7-4224. But the
call alerted the Lebanon Fire De
partment, whose brand-new num
ber is Alpine 8-4224. The firemen
dashed to River Road in Lebanon
in search of the fire. -
Meanwhile, the chimney burned
out without damage. 1
ITALY SENDS SALESMEN
HOME im The Italian For-
iem Commerce Ministry is send
ing a road show to Venezuela in
1 ;t wM.ranrin efforts to sell Ital
ian wares. The Italian Industrial
IcVmtu will Ko in Car arm next Jan.
28-Feb. 26 to show Venezuelans
hat Italian industry can contri-
jbute to their economy, v
Prices Good
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Values to 15
for
Limit 24
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Curlers 69c
Rinse M00
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Bottle of 100 '
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Shampoo 59c
City-Financed
For ML Angel
j S'tatesmaH Newt Service
MT. ANGEL The city-financed
swim program is considered the
top interest-drawing project of the
moment in ML Ansel. The swim
ming lessons start Saturday at the
Woodburn Pool. Fees will be paid
through the Recreational Associa
tion by a fund included in the city
budgeL
Two hours at the pool are as
sured, for a class at 60 to 83
youngsters twice a week,' 6J0 p.
m. to 8:30 p. m. on Wednesdays
and 5:30 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. on
Saturdays.
Transportation will be furnished
by parents, who reportedly are
almost as interested in the pro
gram as the youngsters. Children
eight years and older may join
the class Ind should sign up at
Bean's store or the Mt. Angel lum
ber yard. Councilman William
Bean reported the details to the
rest of the City Council Monday
night -
i Contract for straightening and
widening College and Church
Streets was awarded to Warren
Thursday Friday
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Lab-TesI Denture Cleaner
Balh Povder BSSSn9
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Simian Lotion
Sunglasses
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Plastic Bondages
Pkg. o(33 Pkg. o(57
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White or flesh, washable,
with built-in medication
Curitv Cotton
We Reserre the Right
PRICES GOOD WHILE
Statesman, Salem, Or., Thursday, July 7, T93$S$R D-H
Swim Program
Children Slated
Northwest Inc Portland, for $29,
795, a figure below the estimated
cosL
The council deplored the look
of many empty lots overgrown
with grass and weeds and is ap
pealing to all citizens concerned
to remedy the appearance and re
move fire hazards by cutting the
grass. ,
Fire Chief Francis Schmidt re
ported on the meeting at Keizer
concerning the proposed $100 per
unK assessment for Marion Coun
ty Mutual Aid Radio system and
the alternative of joining with
Woodburn in forming a new group.
The council instructed Schmidt to
inform Woodburn that it was not
interested in making a change at
presenL
K WORK FOR GOVERNMENT
CANBERRA, Australia UV-More
than 25 per cent of the Australian
working population are civil serv
ants. The grand total of civilian
employment was 2,727,100 and of
this number 717,000 are In govern
ment service.
Saturday
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Latest design in electric kitchen
clocks, colors blue, green and
red.
Weslclox Electric
Pam
Regular 69c
Aviation Type
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Sportglas
Regular 49c
Ladies
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Balls 39c
to Limit Quantify
QUANTITIES LAST
Silverton Couple Find
Fishing Good at Lakes
Statesman Kewt terries
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
William Jones have returned
from a week at Paulina and East
Lakes. They reported excellent
fishing and returned with their
limit of fish.
While :n Eastern Oreoa they
stepped to say "hLlo" ta Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wellnun who
own nnd ocrcte a hardware and
sporting gow-s t-tore at L'toine.
The Wclirn?'"5 are former Silver
ton residents Mrs. Lou Hoag
lard, sister of Mrs. Junes, ac
companied then on the trip. ,-
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