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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1957)
Strawberries -Described as . Best in History; KIWII HWS -- WT ANGEL. June 1-Straw-berTy growers at this arc report I a trUf ef picker la spit saving in seat crop ta years. Mrs. A. A. Hauls, ha rharee af th Slat bnploymeot Burea ta , mioutM later Uaa first ef Salata Mt. Angel, reported there haa birds landed oat ki bar raaat at never bee a totter crop of atra- tbe E. C. Ho tin coops. UM -berries thai tail year The ere .! Mxldl Grave aatnet. the said, h extra heavy, heme' It foDtewred withia mintstea large and ia big bunches and "the bj btnh at five mora Salem quality ia ncellent " rooc. Straggle- rams winguuj ail Picking of Marshatli hat been n iightfeil. whei searty all ia progress far a week The first b1 ouad lattr way bom picking af Northwest berrva was Thi bif rek-ee wai sort pated Fndav. iUi the harvest ached- " by aiemoers of tat Aroencaa M t get mto full swing Moa- Pigeon tarn, lrudg day. , th Coerry City Honuaf Pigooss A ftart af the picker ahorUfe RtclD cluB was relief Saturday with cloa- Uvs-Ueaal It hi rf Mt Angel Arademr The; high achoal guis form the bulk eehirday's M tailed th of the picking group CanaUa Ceoteaaial lavluboa Pi- A number af Mriicia Uborers ft Rtc staying it the Cordoa Seeley fartn 1 F errm"" bjrt earned a ia the McKff district four miles from Mayor Carl Warren itonhwest of Ht Angel have been Carval , a dresssd te the helping at Ml Angel. Mayor f the cities from which Gooseberry frowers are not the birdi had boa shipped. "Dear fortunate Some are beinf resected rr9t-You od th alliens W because af mikVw (w your toon are cordially invited te had hi entire crao rcvrtMt arw ht had paid hit Barker i-. ! jarda are aot beinf picked at all. Bible Class Will Begin On Monday Buumh Jlw Imln Jr.r T ERSON, Jun DaUy Varatjoa Bible school wiU start Monday, with Ms theme. "Come to Bible School.'' All children be twoea the ir af three years throuch the ltd grade art welcome ta attend. To pusliriM the Bible school, a parade was held Saturday It Started from the grade school grounds and went dowa Main street and bark to the school Prise for the beat entries were given oo pets, decorated bicycles, tricycles, etc Children will meet at the Chris tian church at t m Mundsy, div iding Into sfe groups and gotnf to various churches for Instruc tion, stories, memory work, study, singing and handiwork Shots Due Brooks Kids 0 la Ntwt atrvtrt BROOKS. June 1-Rronki health Clinic will be held Wednesday at the Assembly of Cod Church from 1 30 to 1 JO p m A county health nurse and Dr Margaret Dowell will be in charge First aad scond pouo shots aa well aa tha third shot will be given ta only school age children. Mrs William Pfau, district health chair man o4 the nine health districts In the Rrooki Clinic, stresses the Importjuve af TB skin tests avail able ho all ages. Diplomas Given 31 Students at Mari-Linn School atattaut kiwi a-rvu. LYONS. June 1 - Eighth grade rsduation Thurnday everung in Mv-- rj Goldsmith, pastor of the Gym at the Mari Lynn school ye Piedmont Friends churrh. will fnund Jl recetvuig diplomas pre- M tur,jrt ' Rfsding the sented by John Pndeaux chairman Sl, .-j Missing the Sign ', at of th school board Salutetortan I u,. baccalsureat aervlce Sundav af the class sa Robert Ward, 'at 1 1 a m . In the Newberg rrienda Ind valedictorian. Delores Keeler ! church Betty Trshan ss chosen girl! The M-voice a cappells choir, ritiren of the yesr. and for the dirrrtwi by Rosa Stover, will pre boyt. Roger Knox was allien of w,ersl numbers tl both bac- the year Diane Kirklsnd. seven yesr old daughter of Mr and Mri West kirkland of Wildport pretented a batun number lor the program She was national winner in the PreViee division at Milwaukee. Wise Claiggett Cemetery Meeting Monday atel-antt Ntvt frrtrt CLFAR LAKE, June 1-Annual meeting m a u 1 . .. r . A?nciatioil la vinnoay evening wi I (i clock in tht Clear Lake school There will be a board member elected to fill a vacancy of one term that te expiring Members will discuss flnsncing of roto-tilling snd seeding of the cemetery. A plan to do the work, probably part of it Immediately, ia alae on the agenda fur discus sion that evening Due to importance of this pro- Jed board members have asked i enures ano uaary acnwi pwnii ih.i .11 r-lrtnli inlereated in th ! will hs held Sunday. At II O'clock snrk plan to attend the aetaion Ram Cole is treasurer of the tariet and kaa mora detailed in formation for those persons desir ing n ; Dallas Jaycees Will Again Sponsor Calendar Project DALLAS. June 1 Rob Jensen, chalrmoa of the Junior Chamber af Cositrnerce birthday calendar project for this year, said th drive t sign ia the people of thte srea will begin soon. June has been set aa th month to contact an persons interested rs having birthdays and srmi rec lame ass the calendar. Assisting Jeataa Will be Bud lelbart. Jam BebaatL Ardri Mort em atad WTIfll Hart, ortbrg aa mm itt aa ius&t Salem Pigeon Wins Corvallis Invitation Race in 45 Minutes If KDtTn JINUM Taey tMut One auadrodl aad fifty ,tgeois re toiil ate the aar Carve at 11 '- dock bturday antra ng, aad attend the Cos-valla Centennial! Ju tf te .v . 157 ' Signed) Carl Williams. Mayor of Corvallis Youngest member of the Cherry City club. Buddy Header toe. la. IM Evergreen Ave, wss parked ta present the message to Mayor Robert White. Other birds released si Com alba cams from towasa ia the Portland area, rosital cities, snd some iron Southern Oregoa. Port Angelea. Wash, originally had plained ta ship budi for re lease, but last week's race from California thinned the 'entrants, a field of S3 starters ended up with only three birds arrlvisi at horn roosts, sod one otT thset later died. Mark Hatfield Is Commencement Speaker Sunday MARK HATFIELD Secretary f State SUItMAB Mewi Strvkt NFWBKRG. June 1 - "The Grester Vuion." will be topic of I be commencement address of Rlark 0 H stile Id. Secrelsnr of Slale. Sunday at 3pm at Wood-1 war auditorium, rineen tenivri will receive degrees st this nxty I fifth commenremest Dr Alfred T Hill. Eiecuuve Secretsry. Coun cil for the Advancement of Small Collesej WsshinsTton. D C . will I rc-ak brieflr calaureate snd comment ement. iCornerstone Will Be Set by Church tttuawaa Newt ttrvltt JEFFERSON. May 31 A corner stone laying rerernofqr it planned hy the Jefferson E angelical I'nited Brethren church Sunday morning, following wnrthip serv ice The Rev T R Bustard, mn ference luperintetxlent of the south " ' ' -"l I ditrict of the FJVB church will spesk Placed in the rorneritone will be items taken out of the corner stone of the original church which burned Feb I. 153. and articles of church snd comm unity Inter est. CmUCI PICNIC aX-NDAT HUBBARD. June 1-Ttt annual Childrsai Dsy program and the SundsT scnnol will penal Children's Day program A shortened ehiarch service will h held at 11 scinch. The picnic hd- helping eat The caltndar lo for the year 1KB and wort mast bw dona new a aD informsDon ha he srloted on th calendar, win be ia ta plenty of time. Calendars will oeD far N tests with esck listing of a birthday or anniversary routine; SI rents, with total for any family wot aver tt. This is the third year the Jay cees havs had th caleadar at project Money fssarn the tale ia ased ta sorthas aeaVtmeaal seuhs- i " - tethsdty perrt. Hawks aad aa -el tha rugred Otyanac cotry reaped a huge 1 Eatarksa birds frean talera. h'ars ahapped hards to Craau Paai, addlt i ht HolsUaa aad Ilia Jar Valley Statesman Ntws Srvic aft A4 I i i rrrr w W i J ih4Hh y i " SV ...if 'TfotmU foUuU. Sometimes t College president perform I duties that r Slightly unusual Ilk tha caaa DtlliB In Seattle) last veek when he met tha mother of a Linfield coed. Th youn irl U a hay few Victim and had i.t K., ii k . tv- 1 .... 'i m-vw uiwiviuv av - upvw tpwiuiii ur uuua at a meeunf. uepoaitea in meuiciat in hit pocket with a request b deliver it to her daughter. Next morning, back in McMinnville. Dr Dillin stopped it the girl 1 dormitory to deliver who commented . . . "where, but at Linfield, would th col lege president personally deliver hay fever median from Seattle to McMinnvill'- The entire mrasbersklp af abMi Ml la th P1yw4 Workers Local US4, AFL, at Lchaaon have vsted l g U clank regularly la a aedy ant they woal be receiving lay spiritual message. They vote, to aarehaa Bethle hem Latheraa charth far nioa headqaarters. Pooae sJoa will he obtained tw weeks fro Maadav when th rafigregatioa neves lata their Wig, aew ckarcn la th east part of town. The Plrweed Workers Loral la Bar gaining ageai far Cascades Plywood Cerperatloa. Re mode Hag Inside th ckartk will provide afflees ' aad meeting kail. cm, . . si. nary i Lpiscopai uuna it hold i "foodlesi" food sale it Mrs. Donild Elton will be hostess for the dessert luncheon. Now just whit work would i hostess be required to perform at I food leu event? Husbindi probably keeping a close eye on the downtown beanenes in esse th event proves popular with their "wir departments '' It artaally ksppeaed last Friday at Tred Solder's Boat Laadlag aa Detroit Reservoir. Mr. aad Mrs. Fred Dcttiir of Yankton. Soutk Dakota were riaiUag here with th Henry J. Brimmer family af 2047 Park Aveaae. Since th mid west folk were atriagert ta lake fishing, their kosts drove them ta the famoai fishing groaads. While stand ing ea the dock, the qnartel, along with Saider. absrrved violent rkurnlng la the Uke ind n big So-odd inrk Dolly Varden or Rainbow after in 11 lock yoang salmon. Sev ers! times tke small flak woald lean klgk int the air. th flail Ume aa close ky It fell onto a trap In one of tko koala. Deltnre reached dawn aad retrieved tke wiggling battler. 'They'll never believe me back home wha I tell them Oregon's lake fUk will )amp right lata year boat," remarked Deiture. t Every now ind then something happeni to remind Jeffer son folk their town is still i predominantly rural community. George Armstrong, city marshal, this week reports seeing two deer browsing in the back lot of the loa Shields reu- d-nt - Tninj nd H--. tru Wh lh m-r,n- - tion wagon disturbed them, they set off down the street towards John Hehderson'i place, and eventually disappeared in the trees east of the railroad track a. Mrs. Scott Yenng, oar faithful Marioa Forks rorreipoa dent, reports aire cntehet ef trout taken opening day at kotk Marioa aad Aaa lakes- No saow wai reported at either spot. lest lake wai sis giving np good catches, aitkougk th ran were lined ip nloag kotk sides of the hlgkwiy and the camp grennd resembled a falr-slsed city. Many persona hiked la t Daley aad Parr Is k lakes, and came back wltk fish. Stresses are stilt too klgk and limits were not too aamereui kero. Flskerme and trav elers aalng tke scenic and popular North Santlam high way tkroagk that area can secire latest and factual Infor mation of tke area from Mrs. Young. She la at Marioa Forks lodge. The valley ii losing a very appreciative resident this week when Miss Leticil Lcopez Fierce and brother in Sin Miguel de tb adopted diughter of R. D. months hit been i student In lego studying commercial courses . . . planning to secure an immigrant permit ind return to the United Stites to make her home. The attractive lfr - happiness north of the border. from her home it 11(1 Marion rei people to know how hippy This is just to ity that ifter where I hive seen severil places, thit I im returning to my home in Mexico. I want to tell you how nice people hive been, to uy how much I hive liked Salem ires, how beiutiful I think Oregon is My yeir it the business college hit been wonderful. So I wtnt to think trip to the United Stitei kuch Two Lebanon Seniors Awarded eutnaaaa Mtwt t-rvWa LEBANON, June 1 - Two a a t standing achoUrship swards hsve been received by Ardath Weber and Don Anew. Lebanon Units High School seniors. Miss Weber Is th recipient of she Crown leller bach Tsacher Education Scholar- Altai th Crews ZeUerbeek Lebanon Schools Graduating 160 LEBANON. June 1 - Aissrnxl- metety IM atadewti vrta ewmfUcte their eighth grade wort kn Leb anon ea Jone k Queea Anne school bads with 17 graduates. Grees Acres haa M Santiarn and Caaradea. oacb, Erg TT wM I well cf wv tasr aeMOll taftnal day ef aaa. were Cast Tift, preaideat tha lilara cash. Harnr Itaaa. Mr aad Mrs. Marria Orcla. and Mrs. I Hokaaae. aeearduif ta Paae Laat week tie bral ataaea ews-L far ralaasa. with tha wianer eaas- News of U nileld a Dr. Hsrry L, 'I I uviuv. I um "uuivu uivuvi , - - ....j . . Jdar for the arm ah to reach here tha package to the ailing gat ... woodhurn this seek voted to the nest meeting on June 11 goes home to see her pirents Allenda. Mexico. Loticla It Pierce, and for the past 18 Sslem at Capital Business Col year - old lady hn found her Before she leaves Werlnesdiy St , Miss Pierre winter) Salem they have mirle her life. . i yeir In the United Stites everyone who nil made my i lovely experience " High Scholastic Scholarships Foundatioa Scholarship. Beverly C Smith, resident manager af Crewe Zellerhach Corporatioa for Leha aos, preeeeled the hennrs tfurmg sn award assembly Friday after annn. Miss Woher la elaas vatanrSnrtaa and the e) lgrrter af Mr and Mrs Chris Woher. Allan, who haa eerved as student body president, is the tea af air. and Mrs Lea Alien Among aurneroos ether awards woa was th Wlacaraaa band cap, given this roar t Larry Scol. Veraoa Wiacas aoo, klatn, masse astrwetor, th donor, la a former Lebanon High School band dtrwe tar. LIBBABT 6ETH FT'ND LEBANON. June I - A sum ef tin at has bees presented by Lbanow Friends af th Library la the Lebaseei Public Library The mossty will go aowarda pt ehaae of new banki far th chil dren'i daseinant, Mim Mell C Cotar, hbrnaan, adtd. f!iaf freaa the rata coop r.yia( :Mur iku at buIm hour it svarae4 yards per mimiie (htOL. . .... aasarsay Mst aVaturday another (roup sill be released, this tune at heed. CaU . lor i MS aula flight keme. The tailrui Saturday aa ra koDsier rare a scheduled nk btrska to as tracked W Red Bluff. Cab' . for the start, a dts taac W S3 miles by air About M birda wnU as ased both weeks Psee aajal tht eared flyers are arat by truck u drfUBations ahrra prevkBos srraafements have kaea aoade with truck company I memhera. ftrenxe. ar other civic j "fTiciala. te tun them loour at a ' etsifnated tane Ftyees ar STtorked Thnaif charts oa the teathered apeossters mark their eiact speed A race eecretary teals the cioch before freeang them, and when the bird rsachee heme a rubber band a uutea rrom hs leg too aropoeHi isio a akK ea tht rkxk A handle it turned and the clock marks the eisct tun e t roU of paper The delicate Mid inlnraia rlnrt is the most ripciune piece of eouipment. beaidn tha bird, that reamred far racing la forecasting aeit week s race Put taxi tt will ik m,i al thr um - and arrival ..p-c ,,n4uird b,r. tBout middle of the afternoon Ked Bluff racers wdl come in late in tht aflarnooa and early evening. Extension Votes for Delegate a Ki.i a-rvto. ,.BL;NA,V,frA- Jvn l-Buenat Vuta-HighUnd tstension unit at dsy voted S. ipsar one delegate I Ik ataau council ,n Conallu 01 ine year luev 1 . June te ine puanaing rommitiee has se Itcted Sweden as tht amntry for county wMl study nest year Lamp shade nuking will be the workshop project Other subjects n uie prosrram mriuoe sola pil low making, decorating with na the reens. corste making, table setting, car of house plana, and yeast breads New officers Imtallrd bv the 1 iunj. v-njiirnian, neny ruts co- chairman; and Ilors Hsmman tecretary treurer Births At Valley Hospitals Nt ttrvlrt WILLA M rNA To Mr and Mr Walter W. FuUer. (Irsnd Ronde. a daughter. May H at McMinnville hospital. To Mr and Mrs Ralph John ton. Wlllaminx a n. May M. at McMinnville hospital. SUBLIMITY. Tu Mr sn Mrs Gilbert Kinti 'Joanne Lulavi a ton. born May V, tt Silverton Hospital Pagliacci of . t :rret5t , 1 4 . al all mm ST. PAU, Jane I Sherman Craae, known as The Pagliacci ef the Taabark Area." scheduled ta perform again this year at the Rt, Piul rnden. Jofy t. S ind 4 Crane, whn kit entertained rodeo fans la all pert of the Lnlted R tales, aril shire lisghs with another veteran clown, W h Cvtla. Top Cowboys at St. Paul MasaaaaaabW Mtwt Smht ST. fkVL, Orsfoa, June 1-Th utkm'i learlrng cowboyi will com pete for .. prise money in the Bnd ansMial St Paul rodeo here Jury t, S. and 4. John Mc Killip. preakSewit of the St Paul Rodeo Association, hsa snnounced The cslf roping division will at trsct top money f tl W. hile 11 .m in prise money he iwarded in "each of fivs other divi- atoas-bronc riding, bull dogging. bareback riding. Brshma bull rid- tag and the wild horse races The wild jaw tnilhtag dtYluoi will U- Fire Destroys Tractor Used To Weed Mint JTITTXSOX. Jmm I - V pectaet and aki aster ewe vau I nuke nuat growing aa eapeasiv Mtur A tractor beinf tawd kf I I Hrnningwa oa his (arm seat Tal- M tb cauht fire The wia- ctum " destroyed daapits at- loru ta eitaifuuh tha flames. The tractor was beta. sed te seed the mat fields at the tuns af the blase Bond Holders Plan Future Of Building lUteMil Stw Svrvlre 10O0BI R.N. June 1-BoadhoU-ars havuig interests in the IM.N Americaa Lrgioa building met with Legionnaires and cHUms recently ta discuss future of the buildiag. Various prupusals of actiua sera advanced durrns the scsshis. wah H T Butlerfleld wUliam MemoB, ind Burt WUleford bring apouaV d by Temporary Chiymaa Wiatoa Huat to cunui persons etrsing the bonds. a proposal as fdvored by tha bond Durcha.irri oreuMS that trustees foreclose oa the building. aril ta the highest bidder for 'cask and distribute the proceeds to bondholders Wher proposals were te keep the . J . P"ram under which the t" adminulers the buiktuig. bolr '"l reprenented by a bohrd of trustrn to tura bonds Qy" ,0 ,a 0r,m-t,o y- aiu lo be formed, to sell the bonds or te foreclose oa th building, havs trustees bid tt ta for Vt Xt plus interest and let trustees ad minister the building U holders of ad per rent of the bonds wish ta foreclose, trustors will be required to do to. according to a report of the meeCng. A sug gestion was made by Rev Donald B ICaton that community organiia tlnot take over oneratioA af th iv- ArnfTlci- uilo0 building WM MKtltl Ja(1 t lln. , ... y.Mt lh , , w 0 ZVT, " ZZ IZlT" fix i ' - " w. i. lVoa A total of jOMV worth of buntis w as sold to 244 hokleri of record Sixty two bond holderi 1 were present at the meeting, re-1 presenting about one third of the , bond, told. Additional money as borrowed to complete the building and all of this has been paid off However no interest has been Mid bond Church Honors Five Grads at Hawaii Dinner Slat-ama Nw Brvlrt JKFFKRSON. June 1 - The Youth Fellowship of the Evangel ical I'nited Brethren churrh hon ored this year t graduates at a for mal banquet In th city hall .Sal urday The them was "Hawaii'' with Aloha as its setting The five representative gradu alr honored included the Rev Delbert IViw churrh minuter frtwn Western Fvangeliral Semin ary al Jennings lli(e. Delorit Meyers. Oregon Collnf of Klu cation st Monmouth: Klaine Cook y. Jefferson high sihool Bill Barnes and David hahe, Jefferson eighth grade the Tanbark ! s f.tAV, v r ' for ti.00O A total ef fnt wlB b awarded in the race events aa follows Pony Expresa. BOO; St. Paul derby, farm cowgirls' race, tl5 snd boys pony race. $100 In addition there win be I2S0 cash for the sll-around cowboy champion There will be four performances thi year, including night shows each day and a matinee oa the Fourth of July Free fireworks dis- plays will he presented in the , rodeo gromvis following recti ef th aulbi iutocca. Jl 1, r , l-t-Ui Queen Judy '-. ' ' , i . ' - . t JIDY HAS EUAN Former Salem and Idanha Girl Queen of Berry City By MEBVTX JENUh'l Y alley Edttar LF.BANON. June 1 - Royal Ruler af Lebanon's 197 Strawberry Fair June 1 to 15 wdl be attractive Mist Judy Hani man, s tru Ore- " represent.Uvs. Ml" H""nn- duhtw was born tt Salem in 130 but has been living its ldanhs until lS . . K- .1 V m !-. IM m IMIl Km her narvnla moved la Lebanon New Clinic At Lebanon IUUM1I S-wt Sfrvlrfl I .KB AM IN June 1 A huilding Permit hat been granted Fdward helleiuxTiftr lor the cunilrucuon ol a niedual clinic on Nurth Mam - wn Aradetny and Carolina sWeeU Vi---is timg to spe ifu alitmi on 1 1 If at trie ntv r reorders oflus. the rmilding sill include 17N touare leet to be bu.lt at a cost of 112,000 Occupant will be Dr. A D. Blao chaL Woodbum Opens 'Skeerer' Fight lUKiau Mawa a-rvWt WOODBl'RN June I An epide mic of swatting and twinging M expected to quickly and al Wood- burn as a tprtying program to kill mosquito wss started this week by the county health department. Cooperation of the city ii being given the program. Th city and immediate area ia scheduled for treatment tt two-week Intervsls Directing the program is William Nellie of Salmi, sanitation engineer for the heakh department. Home owners ar being stked to sid hy various means, ill timed st eliminating potential breeding grounds for the vicious winged bitert Cttnens sre stked to drain any standing water cover rain barrela. teal openings in septic tank rovers, stock ornamental pools with gold lih clean out roof gutters stark mg all containert up de down puncturing can, and plaanf oil oo water that cannot be drained CWF MrETS. FRIDAY JFFFKR-SON June 1 - Mem ber of the Christian Wrnnsn s fellowship will ii wet Truliy, at 1pm at the home of Mr Hubert Terhune Mrs I ester Jones presl dent of th Albany Fellowship, will install the following new ofdrirs PresHtrivl . Mrs Bob Terhune Vice President, Mrs Alvin Rnhisnn Secretary. Mrs Alma Struckmei er. Tr.asurer Mrs Nd Stephen win FOUR AT ITTEVIIXE BITTtVllJJ; June 1 - There were all in the graduating class So BuUevill thia year. Kenneth Clerk. Phil Hathaway. Rose Kru ptcka Connie Marcott. Larry Schulte and Dougiaa Stutrmsn Douglas Stutrmsn was vsledlctor isn. Connie Msrcott. salulalonan A recent Columbia I. niversity tiirvev of I' ft lihrsry rleis re veals; that lwrit Carroll Alice's Adventure in Wonderland ' n top favorite and Mars; Twain i "Huc kleherry Finn" Is next hs popular ity Ot.T J Lams a Or.) CkeaJ J DIS. CHAN aad LAM CHINKSI MTl'KOf ATHS I'pwtalrs. 4 Cettrt fJi orftee eea Sa'srOap eatiy Mia MNw bt9OTS?V aaaToS ffaTbTwwM taw Afw ivti in Im atrwetl- rin StatnmjLa, Silem, Ore. Sua.. June 2, "57 of Berryhnd Mr Un j .,l u Iktta tmm lvi and hr fiihev ha-im nl-( with kimpsoa Iggaig company Jue Judy ia one af the email girls tt rule ovr one of tie state's otneit relebrattaeia. standing just S feet 1 Inches and weighing only ins pounds Sh has so brothers ar sisters One of her major duuet during the royal reign will be making the oftirnl first cvrt into the world s largrat ihortrauhe at noon Fridav June It The too mammoth r On a to-mile-square floating piece of psstry t served Iree. with ice island, where danling sun Iresh hernes and tolt ice cream, light aKernslei with dense fog to over 11,000 pertons The big a speiitl flat -bd I late require trailer pulled by tractor to move It through the parade that morning and ontn terviraat grounds where crews till ttrip tt of protective cel lophine covering before Queen Judy placet the 11 foot knife into it Tht queen la salutsloran for the Juno frtdutunir. class st Lebanon I'nioo High School She was re cipient of the Max Tucker Scholar xhip and will enroll tht fall at the t'nivertity of Oregon During the summer the will be employed an an attorney a office. Helping the ruler to reign will be five pretty prtncatiei, all of them teniort thia year at Lebanon high. Tht quuwrtrt It composed of Barbara Jarruewon, sally Walk er. Reverly Hnwon, and Judy Carlson. Guests Arrive at Jefferson Homes lUMaaaa Mewt JF.mRSON. June l-Arriving Saturdny is guests at the home of the Rp ind Mra Delbert Dow wai the Utter t mother Mrs K. J Douslsis snd M r and Mt W C fr.ckmsn of r r e-sne l slit jyf Sfj-lritikM rmmm vwtfih lit nirk UD their daughter. Klvn, Ann. who haa been . freshman Out term at Unfiekl college GuesU this wek at the home of Mr sod Mrs Kenneth Zemhcka or Mrs Ida Faulstich of Miller, SD. Host We-ir-fH nf rietrmt. Mich, and Linda fiulitirh of Hiarhmnre. S I) ON WAT IAKT r.F.RVAIS. Jur 1-Michael J Mahnnv srrnmnainied nv his ann Philip, ire en route by train to M K-hifin where they will Uke de - Iiverv of I new car and then travel to attend raouu at ion of another ton. Mshor.y from the Ntvsl Acad emy al Annapolis. Junt 7 Mld Bhiprnaa Mthony will sccornpany them hum for a today leave The report for Pacific cosst duty from the HEMORRHOID Who Want RELIEF and HELP Send today for this NEW DO0K (Wi aovw N MsVfe or Na MiUar barwr long yea hav asuffsnd. ar what you have tried. kwtoetrew HsaHk Beask, vrtttaa in esatlj andaratood vords. till ei -Mo you te ft 7 lsiadarnaiid yeas- ewa esse and , asay save pan years ef iuflarg. I This book son to, I na faforaatkan wnarslly kntrtra only t lp c Usts. It axp the different types of Ret I Ptaia.ii Hetn orrrioidi ar Plltea- Fistuls. Fia aure. Itching PUea sr PrurlUa Aal. Prolapse. Stricture. In flaaoed Crypts. ComtrscSurt, and aVnlrn T or. It UiU eauaaa a d tscribea coast pikstttog dka eaaes. It nplslna the niyaology f the tavslved i etnartnes. Few giBot he tsrVow i then djHeje (Set I21 Indian Topic Scheduled at Rotary Club auinaua Mwwa SerrW SILVERTON. June l-Jsmes kt Juriastoa, ladiaa School mtntctar, will ted about the .tab af recruit ing Ntijo lod-aa' studesta for aa Indus School, when ht talks be fore the Rotanas Monday aso. Johnston ill al show a film depicting the l.fe mU laduua e aa Aruona retervaLmas Leonard hep- hart u arranging the program. At this seek s meeting. Master Sergeant D f ELochelp talked e the wvk of the ground observer corps telling oi ,, the continuing need for ciulians to auist ia thus work. Elsrhelp alw announced that the air obtenauoa pvst tick hat ueen situated on the R Skarf farm on Kurekea Avenue sine early in World War II. a being moved to s new kocauon. nearer Maia street A sound 0 lectin de vice for tpotung airplanes a b mg mslslled South Salem Chamber Opens Drive BulffMMa Mew a SrrWe SOITH SALEM. Juno l-Laxg- est memoerihip drive a t e a t k Salem Clumber of Commerce existence opens Saturday morning and contimiet through tht entire month of June. Top pnie for Uto? pertoa secur mg the mott new mem hen is as expense pi id wee; end trip for tw to the Oregon Coatt. with reservations st famous Surfudea. The chamber has been divided into two (eami for the drive, with the losing trsm responsible f a t dinner for the winning team and the wives of its member! The content tt announced by n,uck ramra- v,c rhsirman of ' vnauiun Arctic Secrets Studied on Ice Island ANCHORAGE. AJaavkt. June 1 and 'ice quake'' tonietimes threaten their camp, acientuls of five nations sr ta-ying t learn secret! of tht Arctic They re on the huge Ice cake occupied hy the United State near the North Poke for scientific study, st psrt of the International Geophytical Yesr To the wet of Operstion Ic Skste. 121 miles away, a Russian scientific rtmp has been set up on another island Its radio sig nals hut been monitored, but thus fsr no aircraft supplying ei ther mission hate crossed paths. Uke Aeetaer Naaw4 Jim Ftiloj photographer for Anchorage television 1 1 1 1 1 e a KENI. described the prelect today on his return from a J TOO-mi la round trip with an Air Force sup ply plane "It was like psng to another planet said Rakg Deathly owe, with sn eerie, foreboding atmosphere Right now. the tua neer arts ind brilliant white light reflects along the andleaa ridges of the Ice cap " On Iwo of the five dayt Balog spent on the ire inland it experi enced s "whiteout. " when dense fog from open leads in the too combines tilth glaring sunlight te i obtrure the horizon and pianes are grounoeu " Und; 11 ,tH .thik " crntT I 10 " ' mM " lietti s m rnttniar nan anrkara - Alr fm.f mMatetlann and a Catholic priest. The acientnts are from th I'nited States. Cnjra Austria, rVrrnisrk and Germany They ar ttiidyng weather, eceannrsphy, marine life earth ovwitnirr heat radislinn upper air sraindiniS n,i r tempertture ' ' quakes" occur frequently. i - ,h ' rnass mov ing rlnkwis iM 10 " " month collide with other drifting islands Scien tists say there t a puesiblity th island wild break up. split or tilt If there's s ma jur collision. A boot a beirul fkiwn la to th men could move to another Island 1 if necessary Rectal Trouble sufferers AoytJWaf ffie to SW Yl oaa kweonw If long i Tacruslquts ef tr it ar deaeribtl Tea ar k took for Rtlp and WUbtt aaa at bat aa, without travwUng kt aa gar e sat cu. i Thia book b eat tsast kt rers wha was a I asaad kabs Th edition b ldtat atay not appear again. Write at oncetoday for your eopy CJOfD I (Three Cant) a amgsa ss) to help cover dltulbotkan coat Ten Incur no obllitUon. Wo hare no aaedlcln er anythhi g w r:".. Toa wU net kt ask tf to eer-t ua, penny of asooey. AD - ttt G. GiVaea IlkRIac.) Dee. 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