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8 (Sec 1)-Statesman, Salem, Or., Friday, July 29, 1955
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ITATTOX-The SLartaa Caaninr Company is e ( the Willamette Valley industries which will be featur
ed ia motion pictures at the industrial exposition to be sponsored by the Salem Chamber of Commerce at
the Oregon Slat fair, Sept. 3-10. The cannery processes more man w nuinoa posnas oi rnw prance
. from Willamette Valley growers annually, of which. IS million Is frten. F. M. Smith, plant manager, k
shows standing by one of his large Ice machines. ' . '
Valley News
Statesman News Service
Picnic Fetes
Addie Libby
On Birthday
JEFFERSON A family pic
nic was held . Sunday honoring
Addie Libby on her ,84th birth
day. Forty nieces and nephews
met at the farm home of Edith
Libby in Parrish Gap, the same
farm on which Miss Libby was
born. . .
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Archie R. Libby and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Carr. Nickie and
Meredith, all of Gladstone; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Libby, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Prine, Mary, Molly
and Billy, and Mrs. Melvin Prine,
all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mansell, Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Simmons and Carol, all of Eu
gene; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Libby,
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Libby, Mr.
and Mrs. William E. Mansell,
Mollie and Barney, all of Spring
field: Mrs. Thomas Skelton, Dar-
rel Skelton, Mrs. Margaret Sedg
wick and daughter, Linda, Val
erie Sedgwick and Kent Virgin,
allof Toledo: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
T ihKtr - Dvarlv tnr) , Chaprtn Art.
die and Edith Libby, all of Jef
ferson.
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SALEM HEIGHTS Delbet
Rodocker of Boy Scout Troop
It who will receive Eagle
badge Friday night. ,
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Del Rodocker
Gets Eagle
Silverton Lad
Gets Lutheran
Scholarship
Utetman New Service
SILVERTON Ronald Jorgenson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jorgen
son, 1112 N. water at., nas neen
announced as the winner of a scho
larship from the Lutheran Educa
tional Aid Fund of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
The scholarships are sponsored
by the Women's Missionary Feder
ation of the ELC to be awarded to
high school seniors of superior
scholastic standing and moral char
acter who intend to enroll in one of
the colleges of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. -
The Silverton youth's scholarship
was one of 50 awarded in the
United States. He has enrolled, at
Pacific Lutheran College, Parkland,
Wash. '
As a senior in the Silverton Un
ion High School the pest school
year, Jorgenson was active in stu
dent affairs, a member of the foot
ball team, the band and was presi
dent of his class. , -
Fountain Will
Flow Again on
Dallas Square
" Statesman Kcwt serrieo . -
DALLAS Cascading water
from the long idle fountain on the
Polk County Courthouse lawn will
flow again Wednesday night, Au
gust 3.
According to plan, the fountain
will be in working order for the
Smileroo celebration which begins
the next morning. Restoration and
relighting of -the fountain was
made possible by the Dallas Jay-
cee birthday calendar project, re
cently completed under the chair
manship of George Thompson.
. figurative unveiling of the il
luminated water spray will take
place with appropriate ceremony.
At 8 p.m. the city band will play.
At dark attention will turn to the
fountain and it will have its mo
ment of recognition.
Originally the fountain was built
by Dallas Machine and Locomo
tive Works, predecessor of Ger-
linger Carrier Company, and was
a project sponsored by me Dallas
Woman s Club.
Mary McNellie
Contest Winner
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Statesman News' Service '
JEFFERSON A statement
fcbout consumption of alcoholic
beverages has won a $10 prize for
Mary McNellie,. 13, in a contest
sponsored by the Youth Temepr
ance Council, Washington, D.C
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. McNellie, Jefferson route
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Miss McNellie also. received a
letter of commendation which
stated her entry id been sent to
schools and churches for use on
bulletin boards. ,
Refugee Family -From Austria
To Arrive Soon at Silverton
SILVERTON Richard Dech
and bis two sons, Rudolf, 11, and
Peter, 9, and Mrs. Christine Voll
weiter, an aunt of Deck, will ar-
Gregorv Diiman
Killed in Idaho
Tractor Mishap
Statesman News Service
MT ANGEL Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cent D u m a n Sr. received word
Thursday that their son. Gregory
Duman, 29, had been killed in a
tractor accident at Cottonwood,
Ida. .
The Dumans planned to . leave
Thursday night for Idaho, where
funeral services will be held.
He is survived by his parents
and 12 brothers and sister, Vincent
Duman Jr.. Mrs. Willard Faulha-
ber, Mrs. Richard Brockamp, Pa
tricia Duman, all ML Angel; Mrs.
John Terhaar, Corvallis; Mrs. Ma
ry LaChappell, Portland; Harold
Duman and Alfred Duman, Cotton
wood, Idaho; Sister Adelaide, a nun
at St. Vincent's convent in Cotton
wood; Mrs-.- Eugene Kuther, Las
Vegas, Nev.; John Duman, Law
ton, Okla., and Dominick Duman,
Akron, Colo.
rive at Silverton from Linz, Aus
tria, shortly to make their home.
This refugee family, ofYugo
slavian - nationality, is being
sponsored at Silverton by the
Immanuel Women's Missionary
Federation under the Lutheran
Refugee Service.., j .
In order to sponsor the family,
a promise of employment and
housing must be made, in accord
ance with the provisions of the
Refugee Act. The. WMF has un
dertaken to give necessary assist
ance until the family establishes
itself, ; ,
The Lutheran Refugee Service
is onfrtt several church-related
organizations giving assistance to
refugees under the new Refugee
act of 1953:
Before assuming the pastorate
of Immanuel church at Silverton,
the Rev. A. W. Nelson spent two
years in Germany working with
Service.
Working on the committee to
bring the Dechs here are Mrs.
R. J. VanCleave, Mrs. Elmer
Peterson and Mrs. Dean Callahan.
Serviceman Visits ! Vacation Bible School
At Middle Grove
Statesman News Service
MIDDLE GROVE Marvin E.
Cage, U.S. Navy, was home on
10-day emergency leave recently
to visit his mother who was in
jured in an auto accident She
has returned home from a Port
land hospital where she was con
fined for 10 weeks.
Also visiting at the Cage hime
the past weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Wright of San Diego,
Calif., where he is stationed with
the Navy. They recently return
ed from Guam.
Cpl. Donald Bassett has return
ed home from the Army. He was
discharged at FL Ord, Calif.,
Program Set Tonight
Statesman News Service
SILVERTON Trinity Luth
eran Vacation Bible School will
present program Friday night
j t 7:30 at the church as a c'ose
to the annual Vacation school
sessions. A feature will be tne
ringing of a hymn in Spanish, as
t-ught the young pupils by the
Rr-v. and Mrs- Arnfeld Morck,
Lutheran missioncrie? to South
America who visited the school.
Mrs. Morck, a Silverton girl, is
the former Alice Thurkildson.
Parents and friends are in
vited to the program and display
1 handwork projects completed
daring the two-weeks school.
after serving in Japan for 14
months.
LILLIES IS BLOOM
UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Magee have eight acres of
lillies in bloom on their Wheatland
acreage.
BOYSEfMRRIES
WANTED!
Jory Packing Co.
985 North Front-
Phone 2-1001
LUNCHEON SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m.
STUFFED TOMATO
SALAD with Chopped Chicken,
a generous, delightful combination,
with roll.
ROAST OREGON
TURKEY with Celery Dressing,
Giblet Gravy, Whipr Potatoes and
Hot Roll
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Badge Tonight
' SUtesmao Newi Service
SALEM HEIGHTS-Delbert Rod
ocker, 15,- of Salem Heights Boy
Scout Troop 19. will receive his
Eagle Badge Friday night at Camp
Pioneer. j '
Delbert. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Rodocker, 3335 Maywood Dr.,
has been a member of Troop 19
for nearly four years. Existing rec
ords ohow he is the third member
of the troop to attain the rank of
Easle. according to Scoutmaster
John. Kinney.- -
Young Rodocker is one of 20 boys
from the troop attending Camp Pi
oneer this week. He is on the
camp's junior staff and was one of
five boys from Troop 19 who were
inducted into the order oi tne Ar
row honorary camping group, re-
centing.
Others were Johnnie Meeker,
- Phillip" Steinbock, Darrel Rybloom
and Jerry Burger. Scoutmaster
Kinney also was inducted into the
order.
With the Salem Heights scouts at
camp is Wendell Ewing.
Polk County
Court News
SUtesmam New Service
DALLAS The following mar
riage licenses have been issued:
Roland Gerald McCormick, 11,
student and Joyce Yvonne Bartel,
22, teacher, both of. Dallas.
Ray Ginton Nelson, 20, student
and Nancy Lee Wintermute, 16,
student, both of Monmouth.
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The following assumed business
names have been filed: j ,
Ideal Cafe, located at Dallas,
filed by Edward J. RoU and Ruth
M. Rolil.
Rainbow Flower Shop, located at
Dallas, filed by Mrs. S. J. Ross-.
Everett & Bob Auto Fainting, lo
cated at Salem, filed by Everett
W. Seay and Robert J. Seales.
Tom's In and Out, located at
Monmouth, filed by Thomas H.
Edmison.
New Auxiliary
Officers Preside
At Legion Meet
Statesman Newt Service
SILVERTON Mrs. T. P. Heiden-
strom, president, and her assisting
officers, Mrs. C. E. Higinbotham,
tretjurer, and" Mrs. Victor How
ard, secretary j presided at the
Monday night meeting of Delbert
Reeves Post, American Legion
Auxiliary for the first time since
they were installed.
Department convention plans for
the Silverton unit were discussed.
Mrs. Heidenstrom and Mrs. How
ard are delegates to the current
convention at Redmond.
The unit is buying a wheelchair
for loan use, and progress on this
was reported. Also $35 was allowed
for work on teeth repair of a fam
ily ,oi five children.
Mrs. George Hubbs, Girls State
chairman, announced that enter
taiunent for the young women at
tending from Silverton will be held
when the busy work season is over
NEW TEACHER DUE -UNIONVALE
Mr. and Mrs
Howard Perry have rented the Joe
Fuller home end will move soon,
Perry will be upper-grades teach
er at Hopwell School this year.
Brahms and Bach
Better for Beer
NEW YORK W Arthur Klar
has sold refreshments to concert
goers ior more than 40 years: He
says he has learned:
Brahms, Beethoven and Bach go
better with beer. Gershwin and pop
ular music are better with soft
drinks. Long-hairs cannot stand the
disturbing sound of popcorn and
potato chips.
New Falls City s
Church Started
Statesnua Newt Service
FALLS CITY The Rev. Fred
Wallace of Minneapolis, Minn., his
wife and baby son, David, have
moved to Falls City to start a new
church in the Assembly of God
denomination.
From July 13 through 24 the. Rev.
Chet Schaberg, pastor of the Lan
caster Assembly of God church in
Salem, held nightly revival serv
ices at the new church.
The Rev. Wallace is conducting
services at 377 N. Main St., and
has Sunday school at 10 a.m.,
morning services at 11 a.m., eve
nine services at S n.m.. all on Sun
day, and one mid-week service !
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