Valley News
Statesman News Service 1
Scio, Jefferson Youths
Shine at Linn 4-H Fair
' Statcsm&a News Service
; ALJNY Three Scio youths picked up first placet and a
Jefferson lad won two championships at the Linn County 4-H and
FFA Fall Fair which ended here Wednesday night.
Jerry Newcomb, Scio. captured first place in the Guernsey
division fof Future Farmers of America, and Dave Cunningham,
Scio, got the first-place nod with his Holstein.
Grand champion sheep, a Suf
folk ewe,, was shown by still an
other Scio youngster. Jack Long.
Sam Thurson, also of Scio, won
a red ribbon for his market lamb
in the bottle fat lamb division
of the sheep show. I
John Johnson, Scio, received .
third place ia beef showmanship
for juniors.
Jefferson's Frank Ellis won
two first places in the beef show
and a third place in the sheep
division. Ellis was awarded first
for his Hereford cow and first
for entering the champion Here
ford female.
He received tliird in the Suf
folk sheep division with a ewe
lamb."
A. record $17,974 was paid by
buyers for 193 animals at the 4-H
livestock auction which ended the
fair. Previous record was estab
lished in 1953 when the animals
went for $15,488.
Highest price paid for any beef
animal was for an entry of Pen
nie Nichols, Lebanon. Her 1,065
pound steer brought 40 cents per
pound for total of $428. The
price was 17c per pound less
than last year's top animaL
Keith Morton, Lebanon, receiv
ed top price for swine with a
180-pound Poland China hog.
Station KGAL paid 50 cents a
pound for it
Four Comers The Four Corners
Baptist Church Sunday School and
Church picnic will be held Friday
at 5:30 p.m. at Bush's Pasture,
Salem. Everyone is invited. The
Rev. Harry TurnbuH will be in
charge of the program. - - "
Sablimiry A fire in a combine
sent the Sublimity Fire Department
to the Frank Etzel farm Tuesday
afternoon. No grass was lost, but
damage to the combine was report
ed as several hundred dollars.
Lyons Dee Anne Sexton has ar
rived from California, to spend the'
winter with her father, Robert Sex
ton, and family. She. will attend
Mari-Linn School.
- Batterine The Butteville Sunday
School picnic will be held at Cham
poeg State Park on Ang. 31 at 6:30
p.m. AH children, parents and
friends are invited. Lunch will be
provided in the form of hot dogs,
potato chips and other items. It is
requested that each family contri
bute if Jo defray the expense of
the food.
Oakdale Set. Melton Groves and
his wife and daughter were week
end guests at the home of his wife's
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Tucker; SgL Groves ia stationed at
Ft. Lewis. Wash.-. v
Oakdale Work has started on
Canyon Road. Equipment started
- at the southern end where it joins
the Dallas-Falls City Highway and
" is cutting a wide swath of brush
from both sides of the road. The
county plans to brush and ditch the
nearly three miles of Canyon road
before winter rains start.
TO CLOSE CANAL
PORTLAND (UP) Army En
gineers in Portland Thursday an
nounced that The Dalles-Celilo ca
nal at The Dalles, Ore., will be
closed for repairs for four days
beginning Oct. 3.
Valley
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Enjoy Lunch
Bean Pickers
At Aldermans
Set Record
Statesataa Kiwi Service
DAYTON'. Ore. Beaa Pick
ers smashed all existing rec
ords at U. S. Alderman Farms
by picking 189 H to as in ee
dav.
the big day was Wednesday
but the total was not known at .
the fans antil Thursday, Wil
liam Maxwell, personnel man
ager at Alderman Farms, re
ported. Maxwell said Wednesday ap
peared to be the peak day of
the bean season and that Thurs
day's total probably would be
less. He said 185 tons were
picked on Tuesday and ITS ttfns
n Monday.
Biggest pick any one day
last year at Alderman Farms
was 131 tons, Maxwell reported.
He said - it appeared certain
that Aldermaa's would harvest
more bans than last year. '
The 3.10ft tons harvested at
Alderman Farms last year rep
resented more than 1 per cent
of all snap beans processed ia
the United States during 1954,
Maxwell declared.
Grandson of Mill City
Residents Succumbs
Statesaua Ncwi Service
. MILL CITY Word was re
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Johnston of the death of their
four-months-old grandson, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hud-
gins of Spokane, Wash.
The baby died of pneumonia,
and is survived by his parents,
grandparents, and an older sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and their
daughter. Frances, left for Spo
kane early Tuesday for the serv
ices.
Births
At Valley Hospitals
Stateiaua Newt Service
STAYTON To Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Lee. Aumsville route
1. a daughter, Aug. 23, at.Santiam
Memorial Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Niel
son. Sublimity, a son, Aug. 23,
at -Santiam Memorial Hospital.
To Mf. and Mrs. Gerald Linde
mann, Stayton, a son. Aug. 24,
at Santiam Memorial Hospital.
SHERIDAN To Mr. and Mrs.
James Snyder, Sheridan, a son,
Aug. II, at McMinnville Hospital.
Malaya 'Ready'
For TV Hookup
IPOH. Malaya ( There's no
television in Malaya but the tele
communications department is
getting ready for it -
Officials say a new micro-wave
telephone system wOl be establish
ed in this tin mining. capital of
Malaya. It will enable 600 long
distance calls to be made at the
same time, compared to the 96 at
present. The new system alao can
carry radio and television pro
grams
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'Blue Ribbon9 Polk Fair Opens Today
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RICKREALL Polk County Fair, which opens here Friday, will be
to members of the fair board who are shown with a few tj the
awarded. They are (from left) Dewey Cummins. Pedee; Ross Simpson, president, Dallas; Mrs.
Madeline Hunter, secretary, Dallas; and John Pfaff, Independence.
New School
Bus at Turner;
Opening Set
Itatesmaa Newt Service
TURNER A new 54-passenger
school bus will transport pupils to
Turner Grade School when it opens
for classes on Monday, Sept. 12.
A parent-pupil visitation day is
scheduled Friday, Sept. 9, from 9
a.m. to noon. Registration will be
conducted at that time and par
ents will have opportunity to meet
teacher and pupils will learn of
their room assignments.
Pre-registration of first graders
will be conducted in Mrs. Millicent
St. Helens' room at the north end
of the first floor. Physical exami
nation records and birth certifi
cates are required.
The cafeteria will serve meals
starting on Sept. 12. Price will be
20 cents with 10- and 20-meaJ tick
ets available.
Primary teachers wHl be Mrs.
Esther Franz, Mrs. St. Helens,
Mrs. Lenore Brown and Mrs. Ruth
King. Intermediate teachers are
Mrs. Harriet Cain, Mrs. Margaret
DeGroff and Mrs. Mable Beads
Upper-grade teachers are Mrs.
Norma Goddard, Mrs. Gertrude
Hennis. and Gordon Woods. Louis
A. High is principal and Ray Wal
den will be in charge of the school
band.
Mrs. Julia Ann Harrington, Mrs.
Helen Sohollian and Mrs. Sandra
Winkle will be in the cafeteria.
Elmer Moore and H. B. Barnett
and W. B. Pearson will be cus
todians. Pearson also will drive the
school bus.
Grades one and two will be dis
missed at 2:30 p.m., grade three
at 3:15 and grades four through
eight at 3:30.
On the school board, increased
to five members this year to con
form with state law, are Chairman
Albert Jensen, C. C. Coleman, Ray
Grim, Carl Graves and John Mick
ey.
Mrs. Ruth Campbell succeeds
Mrs. Betty Stewart as clerk.
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Health Topics
Reviewed by
Legion Unit
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MT. ANGEL The Legion Aux
iliary held an informal meeting at
the Legion hall Tuesday night to
discuss various issues.
Mrs. R. T. Bisenius reminded
parents that all children who
missed the Salk polio shots when
trey were given at Mt. Angel the
previous week, may still receive
them Friday between 9 and 11;30
a.m., at the County Health Depart
ment in the Masonic Building in
Sclem. Only about half of the chil
dren reported for their shots in
Mt. Angel.
Arrangements are also being
made to have the chest x-ray unit
come to Mt. Angel this fall. It has
been four years since the last visit I
of the unit.
Mrs. Bisenius further reported
that seven babies had been taken
care of at the well child clinic at
Mt. Angel on Aug. 23.
A U. S. flag for the chapel at
the Benedictine Village Home has
been purchased jointly by the Le
gion and Auxiliary and will be
presented soon.
Mrs. Ira Herruord. president, re
ported that about 75 had attended
the Legion picnic in the Silverton
Park.
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Cloud-Seeding
Fails to Get Rain
In Wheat Country
C0RVALL1S Ufi There is no
evidence of increased rainfall due
to cloud-seeding in a three-county
Oregon wheat area, researchers
at Oregon State College concluded
Wednesday.
The researchers, Russell Lin
coln, John Day and Fred Decker
made their study in the 2.642,000
acre area of Sherman, Morrow
aad Gilliam counties. Commercial
seeding was first tried in the area
in 1950.
The group used 20-year rainfall
records for comparative purposes,
and their findings stated there was
no evidence the seeding had abet
ted ; nature to tiny significant . de
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Academy Sets
Opening Date
Uttnua News Service
MT. ANGEL Classes in high
school at ML Angel Academy will
begin Tuesday. Sept. 13. with reg
istration for day students sept, 4-5
and for resident students Sept. 11
13. Heading the academy as prtnd-1
pal this year will be Sister Augusta
Marie Raabe, last year's principal
of St Luke's School, Woodburn.
Sister Augusta Marie received her
B.S. degree at ML Angel, and has
been doing graduate work at Dom
inican College, San Rafael, Calif.
Previous to attending Mt. Angel
Women's College, she attended San
Francisco College for Women.
Assisting the new principal will
be Sister M. Rose as registrar.
Also on the high school faculty this
year are Sister Mary Ursula, Sis
ter M. Mildred and Sister M. Re
gina. Farewell Party V
Honors Valsetz
Teacher and Wife-
lUUimii News Service
VALSETZ Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Miller were feted at a
farewell party at the borne of.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Est.
The Millers are moving to Al
bany where he will teach in Wav-
erly Grade School.
Miller has been an active parti
cipant in community affairs dur
ing the four years he served with
the grade school faculty here.
He organized and managed the
Pee Wee ball club two years ago
and again this year. He partici
pated in faculty-student plays for
two years and was a member of
the planning committee of the
Parent-Teacher Club.
Miller is junior past command
er of VFW Post 4130 and Mrs.
Miller has acted as treasurer of
the VFW Auxiliary.
The Millers were presented
with numerous gifts at the fare
well dinner and party.
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Garden Glut
At Mill City
Holds Social I
SUteinua News Service
MUX CITY The second annual
ic. cream social of the Mill City
Garden Club was adjudged a sue- years. He came here from Wen
cess, according to Mrs. J. C. Kim- atchee, Wash to farm. Thera
mel, who reported that over $50 j
was neuea.
Held in the rear gardens of the
J. C. Kimmel h6me, visitors had
time to inspect and admire the
many beautiful shrubs and begon
ias which are the hobby of Mayor
and Mrs. Kimmel.
Mrs. Ike Myers, president, was
in charge of making the ice
cream, assisted by Mrs. Charles
Dolezal, Mrs. Rachel Olmstead,
and Mrs. Wm Heller.
Cakes were made by various
members and coffee was served
at tables arranged around the
large patio.
Three Pronounce
Temporary Vows
At Mt. Angel Rites
State train News Service
MT. ANGEL Profession and
investment ceremonies were held
at Convent Queen of Angels here,
Wednesday, with the Archbishop
Edward D. Howard, Portland, ce
lebrant at the pontifical high mass.
Pronouncing temporary vows
were Miss Mary Narey and Miss
Anne Lippert of Seattle, Wash.;
Miss Delores Emmininger, Tilla
mook, was invested with the Bene
dictine habit as a novice.
Four new candidates entered the
convent. They are Marilyn Schwab
and Jean Berning, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwab and
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Berning. Mt.
Angel; Dorothy Jones, Portland;
and Annette Henscheid, Rupert,
Idaho.
The average farm in Formosa
is three acres.
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August 26, IWS-ffol. O-Pft
Frihk E. Harker,
Woodburn, Dies
UUtataa Naws Itrvteo
WOODBURN Frank Eugeno
Harker, 84, died unexpectedly
Thursday morning at the hfcnt, of
a friend at Gervais. '
He resided at Woodburn Route
1. where he had lived for IT
are no known survivors.
Services .will be held Saturday
at 2: 30 p.m. at the Ringo-Corn-well
Chapel with the Rev. Wil
liam Rose officiating. Interment
will follow at the Hubbard Ceme
tery beside his wife Sarah, who
died in 1951.
Mrs. Gary Lovette
Feted at Party
Statesmaa News Service
WILLAMINA Mrs. Gary Lovetto
was honored with a going -away
party given by Mrs. Marian John
son, Mrs. Wilson Fox, Mrs. Edna
Kangiser and Mrs. Phoebe Delker.
Honoring her were Mrs. Joe
Aase, Mrs. Ardythe Johnson, Mrs.
Lavern Misner. Mrs. Pat Olson.
Mrs. Lloyd Rainboth, Mrs. Ida Bai
ley, Mrs. Sam Smith. Mrs. Eddie
Fox, Mrs. Herman Flatau, Mrs.
Adah Hudson. Mrs. Cliff Robertson.
Mrs. Roy Hubbard and Mrs. Jim
Monaco.
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