22-(Sec. 11) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Suit, June 10, 56
Won't Jlookow.
Hitllli:
but . . ask youngster tho foolish ques
tion "How high, is up"- in our early days and ,
you'd cause complete bewilderment, but ask
it in this nigh altitude age and
."jwe bet you'll get an answer.
' " - Crveky I thildreii" . . .
There's one thing that has not
't o ' changed, and that's the old
V v Vfcket of offering ponies and
j bicycles tor answers to pui-
ties (blanks available with e
purchase of the product of
course.) The contest always
sounds so simple, but the
many hopeful little entrants
who participate have had their hearts broken
when the added clauses to the rules are found
to be far more complicated. Someone may win
in -those huge contents but nobody we ever
lioow does.
' Eyecatching . . the 500 - plant azalea
planting in Bush's Pature should bring many
visitors to the city park but many of us won
der if some funds wouldn't be well spent on I
rew coat of paint for . the Bush house. It's
presently in a very bad state of exterior dis
repair and not attractive to visitors. In view
Of the fact that a certain Scotchman saw fit to
give away azaleas for betterment of the park,
isn't there kilt-wearing paint dealer who'd
like to donate some liquid exterior decoration?
The Keith Powells who live just east of the
Bush house in a well kept up home of consid
erable age, have had many visitors request
edmiitance because they believe it to be the
lnh house. Their suggestion is that beauti
ful buttercup yellow with white trim would
make the old museum a bright and attractive
landmark which would attract visitors to the
right place instead of the wrong.
And howl , . . This I believe, the sign out
on our road that has been offering the as
suiance for the past rainy week that there's
"20 acres of irrigated strawberries" out there,
read to be picked.
ladies' Day . . . Looking through the state
library's cards for The Girl With the Swans
down Seat (don't ask what it is, we just know
il'v a book) we found there's a whole crowd
Of girls with things including, The Pay Check,
Ambftion, The Golden Eye, Flaxen Hair,
Frightened Eyes, Green fye$i, Hole- in Her
Head, Red Feather and With a Stoop, This of
course means nothing, except that we patron
ize the state library occasionally.
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facades 'Miss Wa9ner'
if: . r cm Tat ... Mr. Gorman
'iomethlm of value ... how does , AApn Sfltl I Tfin V
ene discover it. it there a value, " . WUIUIUW
o elusive, so vague and vaporoot
that its very significance is the
tact of this insubstantial quality?
la there aomethinf bv We whkh
gives it Us deepest significance yet
in its self is without form or even
that has a direction by indirection
Into formlessness that increases its
nh hundredfold.
. This ladefiaaMe value eames la
M taring the awaktataf anaaaeats
ef- spring and samsaer, aad like
heat rays weaviag la the saa it ta
visible yet wMhstit, ferns er auk
aiaaee, , Same tail at euiet, er
warmth, ethers sea and shade,
ethers aiUI Jast the tact ef Ute la
the eamaser'af the days ef heat. I
It la faead aa lawns, asset a baak j
where Bah are HUag. la Ike beUam j
f a (lass where eqaare Icebergs
Heat la a sea ef appetite. II is
faaad la the laughter at ehlldrea
aad the sight at a wtfeee haabaad
tss a daarway leaking Ml la a pri
vate jay. II it these and snaay
tare, hat toast Imoartaat at all.
la m these yet b aa part ef
thesa..,,. r,,
Mystery Is Us way, timelessnoss
ta its substance, and movement to
Its luster. The air carries part of It,
exposing It to view in a bank of
cumulus Tiding out a snufled up
' thermal. The field flashes part of
11 in the scampering rustle of dry
ness bursting with the potential
,thaL:tmly..si..,tield of wheat can
Show. It Is with the bird, in its
-tliva of defense or hunt, , In. Its
melodious envelopment of green
Insinuations, whether for fowl er
for Joy. -,.:. '
lataaglble . ' I
it 1st la these and more . .
Is the nothingness of space
round u all our daKtutt it the
fullness of sunlight ana ue aensiiy
el darkness. It is the distance be
tween a tree and a hillside, be
tween a Jawnswing and a glass of
pop. It it the pressure of grass
en earth and the pressure of.gr us
gainst the sky. It is the upsurge
of greenness and the downward
thrust of root.
. It is the moment of time before
at - leaf touches ground, before a
cfiild's hands meet its parents. It
Is. the swift drop of ailence follow
ing a child's laughter and H is the
pressure surrounding a child's
pain. It Is the touch of a woman's
hand, the sound of her voice Id an
other room, the rattle of dishes in
the sink and the patter of bedevil-
ment hi the darkened bedroom
.-where the children are supposed
"i:be asleep.
Vtsamethlag at value . . , yes, yet i
law eaa we call It at value. Ta
ase the measuriag stick at ear
" time, K does Bot meainre a p. Par
M daes aat preseal eragrets, aar
peed, aar material wealth. It daes
at meat petlUea, raak at atatiaa.
if. .gees aat represent aatloa, Tare
Vf creed. It does aot lavest. hatld
wr destroy.' u eaa meter prove a
elat, raise a cathedral er a tic-
tary far thai matter. M eaanat
redaee haager, pave a street aar
tnead kale la a sack.
In a word it is a value because
( isn't. It is important because in
the scheme of the world's drive
let civilization it has no measure,
titvlng no value man has left it
lone .and being alone it has en
riched his days. By not classifying
It, framing it, measuring, blocking
It in with rules and regulations, it
has remained what It was in the
beginning of its days. Joy, happi
ness, nirvana, all of these and
more, but most of all it is just
"being", with a touch of the divine
U snarled up in human nature
that, no matter what is done will)
or In the world, finds It represents
the meaning of life.
, .Something of value . . . there
, jt none except that which we di.t
ever In the moments when we
ease to look for it. When, for a
JiWe we open up our souls to the
world and find that it moves right
In, and It is comfortable there; for
the world and all ft contains is the
creation that must be reborn in us
In order to be of value.
The alteraeea circle ef the
Morningslde Community Metnodist
Church Woman'a Society of the
Christian Service will meet Tues
dv afternoon at two o'clock at
the bom of Mrs. L. E. Mosher,
J0S0 Hulsey.' Mra,s Gilbert Austin
will lead devotions. Mrs. C. W,
Stacev . and Mrs. Roy Grettle,
- delegates to the annual church
- conference meeting, recently held
tin Portland, will bring report of
this meeting. . s'
'. Bpendiag a tew daya at Craiae
Prairie fishing were Mr. and Mrs.
Jtollia .Heatei of Union Hill and
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Hud of 8a-aam
ger, Joseph Gorman and Douglas
Penner.
Mrs. Wagner attended her dau
ghter s wedding in dress of rose
bvigt with pearl nd eyelet trim.
pink hat and shite accessories.
The groom's mother wore blue
and white silk print with pink hat
rr iwrn c,i..... t,.., "i coat and white sccessonet.
MT. ANGEL-Saturday June mh mMt whj(e orchids
, the weddlag day of Miss
,, . . , . . , ... Mrs. M. A. Wagner, grandmo-
:ptne,a Wagner, daughter .f Mr. r . , ro.
and Mrs. Joseph M. Wagner andjdl.ess wjtn coat and hat and
John A. Gorman, son of Mr. and rorsje of bjby orchids.
Mrs. Thomas C. Gorman of Wood-j reception snd luncheoa fol
bur was read at St. Mao's Cath ) lowed the church servU. The
olie church at a nuptial high caw. " " ?y Mrl- John Le l.
mass, bv Father Cvril Lrbold. iwtland. ana Mrs. uernara buck,
Mass servers were ' Thomas ""ts of the bride. Mrs. Frank
Ber. eouKin of the bride snd Berg, Milwaukie, another aunt.
James Novak, Miss Helen Keber
played the wedding march and
accompanied M. Jilary s , choir.
Mrs. Dave York, cousin ''of the
briuegroom, was soloist. '
The wide entered with her fa
ther. Her bridal gowa of hand-
clipped lace over satin was styled
with long lace sleeves, mandarin
neckline, and a full skirt with ap
ron effect. A long fingertip veil
fell from a crown of nylon and
iecdpeafH.-She tarried eres-
cent sliaped bouquet of stephan-
Mrs. John Nag and Mrs. John
Jaeger poured. Assisting were
the Misses Anita Wilde, Irma
Kaiser of Mt. Angel, Mrs. Donald
Dudley of Eugene, Miss Carol
Wacbter, Mrs. Clarence Ebner,
Miss Jo-Anne Lett, Miss Virginia
Berg, Misses Shirley Ebner, Joyce
Bean, Pat Schmitz and Claire
Ebner.
After the honeymoon, the
joung couple will live in Eugene.
The new Mrs. Gorman is a stu
dent nurse at Sacred Heart
William Bacchant and Clara HaskH will be piano soloists, and
Carl Schuricht and Herbert roa Karajan will conduct, the Vienna
Philharmonic and London Philharmonic Orchestras on the third
all Macart program from the Salzburg Mozart Bicentennial Festival
on World Music Festivals en CBS this morning.
Lily Pons, famous coloratura soprano of the Metropolitan
Opera, will make her 49th
The Waasaa'i Seeiety a Chris
tian Service ef Jaaoa Lee Metho
dist church will hold an 11 a.m.
business meeting in the church
Klrby room Wednesday, June 11
The Boon luncheon will be served
by the new Helen Kim circle. Mrs.
R. E. Wingard will have charge
of the 1: program upon "The
World Beginning in My Commun
ity." Special feature of the after
noon session will be talk by Miss
Evelyn DeVries, a recently return
ed missionary from Southern Rho
desia, Africa.
Mr. aa Mrs. Julias Kreax will
be hosts to the members of the
Union Hill Gunge Community
Service Club on Wednesday. This
meeting it the last until Fall.
ap
pearance on the Telephone Hour,
Monday on NBC.
Profraa today ta:
leas ea CBS World Music 'na
val. Janwa Paawtt. anuMe commen
tator. From alzburf Btcantanatal
Peatlval.
Symphony tn D major, K. SSS
CHaMnar"! Mozart
(Vienna Philharmonic Orchaatra,
Carl Schtmcht, conductor)
Piano Concarta la C minor,
K. 4ST ... Mourt
(Wtlhtiia Backhaul, piaaiati
Piano Sonata in P major,
K. US Mourt
Concerto for Piano and Orrahjtra
in D minor, K. 4tt Mourt
(London Philharmonic Ore.
Clara HaakU. pianist,
Herbert von Karajan. condurtorl
Miwday pmgrama are: 1:30 on
ABC The Voire of Plrrtone. with
Rolwrt Merrill minis A Rovin'. a
traditional tea i hanty. 1 Lava Life,
O Sole Mm Drinklns Song from
"Hamlrt" and I Only Have Eye for
You. The orfhetra under Howard
I'.ariow will play Sailor i Hornpipe.
and Flnlandla.
pjn. on NBC The Telephone
Hour, with Bell Symphonic Or
chaatra directed by Donald Vonr
ht Lily Pona, soprano. Is fuest
tololat.
an U Buotin' Out All Over from
"CarouMl " Rodferi
Orchestra
Charun f Salt and
Salut a Prance from "Daughter I
Qub Calendar
rsraftarTirMni dir.
MAaarl' crruaiies ho W-
The Wentea'a fteefety ef Ckvta
th Service of Fjrtt, Mtleli5l
Charch It rwrnaorif e lurfcheoa
tid:'3ane' 'a. )h
in the enurch miiroW Besel?
jane iu-.TMKeur mar be purca-r '".
aeed frosarstnt.StewMWi'Mipet la.1VtIttnh'laartiMi!f
raaa n. ue enurcn ccce, i rwrreiaiwt eooveaaoo . repon. cnaoter
wui oe a baby niter, t-,;.
, ti. . ....( i .'
Chapter AB, TtO, will sweet
Monday, June 1L at 7:30 p. an. at
the home of Mrs. Burton Bastua-
check. T1S N. 20th. Mrs. Oscar
White will be co-host ess.
BO. t0 Suterbood -will
Mgadiy' JnneMl,'st K,' ni' at
the home of Mra.B. X Cave. S4$
Spears Avenue for a no-boat din
ner. Mrs. Roy Todd will assist toe
hottest.
risking at the hem ef Mr. and
varwert asias tsary abb Mr. r Cmrt this waea are Mr
jfi jVucit0isui BL( ev mou. annua sjwawe.
and Mr. Legg entered the aervice
at It Lewis and spent their two
years together at Camp Roberts,
Few Corners Mite Mary Ann
Hogan
er,
nd mot her. Mrs. Harry Silett,
Wednesday for Modesto.
Calif, where Miss Hogan will be
a bridesmaid for her cousin. Mist
Ellen Jane Siletz, on June 10. and Fort Eustia, Virginia.
The Jawe IS aaeetiag ef the
Wbitftl'' Society of Christian
Service, wall be ,i school of in
struction for all officers, past and
present, .under the .leadership of
atrs,rota Moore, The meeting
wiU start, a 1,15 a. ns. ao
general , ofikan of the Society
and all Circle elueera are urged
attend. There will not be a laray
cheon or a general meeting this
month.
UNION HILL MetaWra ef the
Union Hill Home Economics Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bryoa McElhaney on Wednesday
June 13 at 3:00 in the afternoon.
Mrs. A. N. Doerfler will be co-
hosteta. Plana tor the annual Gar
den tour will be made at the meet
In.. Mrs, Pad Bale, a delegate to
the Mu Phi Epsiloo convention at
the Eastman School of Music in
Rochester, it leaving Monday by
plane for the East Ea route to
and from her destination the will
visit relatives and friends m East
era cities.
srt T cmror; m v. ia w...
" rr . m. W 1 111 CH
met noisily parked in front of the
Wayne Snedeker residence before
breaking into a market, and found
Snedeker waiting when they re
turned with the loot Snedeker Is
a city policeman.
Otis and phalaenopsis centered fch(M, of Nursing in Eugene and
wan a targe wmie ounia, iw :n ,.,,(,,. i !r.nmW Th
white pearl rosary, s gift from
her parents. ,
Miss Mary Wagner was her sis
ter's maid of honor, Bridesmaids
included the bride's sister, Miss
Ruth Wagner, Mrs. Ronald E.
Blind of-Eugene, and Miss Jean
student at Portland
Krouin is a
H.nlveisity.
Mr. aad Mrs. Riehard Fry en
tertained at their home Saturday
evening fur the pleasure o( Mr.
etta Wavra of Mt Angel, all inlana Mrs- Ar,mir "1
horii'in blue. They wore crown- sixm he Wiwnt lor-Suukane ta.
less picture hats with pink velvet mak their home Alter an inform
ZiTrTSllI 'vening. a late buffet wpper
nilHl hvuijiich wi piiia, utiiaics.
Anne Mary . Anderson, Silver-
was served. Besides the honor
Ion, little niece of the groom, was guests and the hosts, those pie
flower gir. 1 sent were Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Lawrence Gorman, brfith'-r f Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Solon
the groom, was bast man. SthinMe and Mr. and Mrs. Vern
u groomsmen were Donuvau H;jit.sth.
all
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talc to soothe and smoothe
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his choice of Woodhut or Aphrodisia
plus tax
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Lily Pons
I'll Follow My Sac ret Heart from
'Convereatton Place" Coward
Lily Pima
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Orchestra
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