News From The Valley
' Stcfttsman Nawt Strvict
Srst 14 Judges Are
Picked For Polk
Fair
lutimll Hews lervtee
bCKREALL. Aug. t-TtWtMa
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HUB navt neea secured
He. report Tyrue Brown, fair
Ltf secretary. Opca class judges
Ldcd ao CeUim, Portland
er and flower (rower, who will
It all norai exnians.
alph Clark, itentioo horticul-
tier Molests
ig Trout In
arion Creek
Br MM. KOTT YOUNG
Marioa ferae Carraaaaaaaat
1AR10N FORKS, Auf -Elmar
lllippi of Mehama nearly leat
evening meal to an otter, at
st the meat dish.
hillippi was angling ia Marion
tk when he hooked a 12-inch
ut Before be landed it the
try otter started lor the dish
luting the angler, the animal
'merged and vanished.
Htrr sccssionally molest fish
fidn at Marioa Forks Salmon
itchery and those of Scott Young.
Mr Bear is another part of wild
much ia evidence He has
o his preseoce known at the
run trailer honM just below the
I
hw area if becoming popular
twith fishermen. The algae
m is about goae la Marios
t and fishing is getting better
! slgae provides food for the
i causing them to not bite well
ile the lake is filled with it
Nice catches have been taken
am Manoa itosk, ine aanuam
er. and from Pamelia. Daisy,
Id Parrish lakes
turiaf, Oregoa Stat College, will
judge apea class fruit sod vege
tables. Mrs. Alfred Joiner. it the foods
judge aad Mrs. Quentia ZttlinsU
is the clothing judge. Both are
from CorvsUis.
There are tea judges handling
the 4-H section. Frvn at the judges
are new and five have judged at
the lair in previous years.
The new livestock judge is R. G.
McCarty. Josephine County exten
sion agent. McCarty will judge
dairy, beef, sheep, and twine.
Eddie Ahrens. Tuner, will re
turn to judge FFA sheep and also
assist McCarty as the second 4-H
Judge.
Lloyd Baron, Washington county
horticultural extension agent, will
judge vegetable, flower, woodwork
ing and electricity exhibits.
Charles Fischer. Poultry Mar
keting Specialist at Oregon State
College will be judging poultry and
egg' exhibits as a new judge.
Frits Klauss, Dallas, wtf again
handle rabbit showmanship and
judging
Ralph Yeater. State Department
Salem Men to
Take Part
In Pilgrimage
imina News Borvtrs
MT. ANGEL, Aug. t-Salern win
be wefl represented in the fourth
annual Marian Pilgrimage at
Creaked Finger oa Thursday, Aug.
IS. Frank Lebeld, noted young or
ganist will give a hatf-bour organ
concert preceding the .1:10 p.m.
pilgrimage and will be tfee, or
ganist for the congregational sing
ing of the People's Mass at the
p.m. Candlelight Pilgrimage.
Charles Yukl, another Salem
musician, is director of the Marion
County Citiiens Band which will
play for the concert before the
night procession and will alas walk
the Candlelight Pllgnraagt.
Leonid studied liturgical music.
Gregorian chant and organ for
three yean under Father David
Nicholson. OSB. and is presently
a pupil of Prof. Josef Schnelker
of Willamette University.
The Mt. Angel Men's choir will
sing, supported by visiting semin
arians and choirs from neighbor
ing parishes, which will lead the
congregational singing of the mass.
Mass will be celebrated at the out
door altar erected at the entrance
Racing Plant "
Threatened By
Arson Blazes
Ittlini News Unit
LEBANON. Aug. a-A 40-ecre
gTass fire Monday afternoon that
early wiped out the TW teat
grandstand at Lebanon Meadows
and other track facilities, wis def
initely set. reported Fire Chief
Vera Reeves.
Rural Fire Department trucks j
stopped flames ae its entrance. I
Blues had been started In three
widely separated places, noted i
Reeves, south, west, and aorta of'
the stands.
Lebanon Meadows includes buck
ing eutes. catch pens', and (racing
for rodeos, and has a half mile)
dirt auto racing track. Also
threatened by fire was caretaker j
Ernest 'Cap' Surrey's trailer home '
and persons! belongings.
Chief Reeves said he believed
children were responsible. j
Post Session
AtOCEWill
Begin Monday
IUHmh News Service
MONMOUTH. Aug. - Oregoa
College of Education's 157 two-:
week post session will begin Mon- I
day. Feature of the session will be ,
a three-hour workshop ia "Public
and Professional Relations." of
fered in conjunction with the Ore
con Education Associatioa.
of Farestry. Salem, win return to la Holy Rosary Chapel after the ! The first two days of the work
conduct the forestry identification thousands taking part in the 'shop will be an OEA leadership
contest. Candlelight Pilerunace reach the I trainini conference under the di-
xmity Seeks
Curbing Bid
SUUuia Kw srvtt
KMITY. Aug. I The city has
Joe Capiizi, State Department of . church grounds
Agriculture entomologist has a-
greed ta judge the bug catchers"
exhibits. Capiizi has visited each
of the Polk county entomology
clubs. Recently Capixzi conducted
a field day at Marys Peak to help
entomology dub members catch
specimens for their collections.
Mary Brumbaugh. Toledo, Is the
veteran contest judge for home
economics Mrs. Brumbaugh will
again judge the dollar dinner,
cake baking, bread baking and
canning contests.
The foods and clothing judges
sre new Mrs. Thomas Pomaroy,
Salem la assigned foods and will
judge cookies, muffins, cakes,
bread, and the canning and frosen
food classes.
Mrs. Barbara Pitney. Aurora,
has the clothing and style revue
assignment.
The club members sre required
to
day afternoon and evening. 1 to 9
Brooks Girl Key
Officer in FHA
ButMmsa Mtwt Service
BROOKS, Aug 6 Juaniti Haw
ley of Brooks returned this week
from Delake where she attended
the annual summer retreat of ex
ecutive council of the Oregon As
sociation of Future Homemakers
of America. Miss Hswley. a sen
ior this fill at Gervsis High
School, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo R. Hawiey. She is also
editor of the association's state
publication.
Won aandratesr taraiai Men stnai A
bring ia their exhibits Thurs- committee dmcussions and deci
ded for bids to install four P starts out on Friday
kcks of street curbing this sum-,". "g n. with livestock.
The
frr. The streets are Sherman?
Irl GatcheU.
fie date wit set at Monday
Vat's couaeil meeting to opes
lis. or dosing data for receiving
nut Waif, water superintendent.
Ld cesspool facilities ia the city
rk art new installed and ready
operate wtnta a lew nays. iuumi service
tens facuiue nataueo. ny ua LEBANON. Aiu i a.
kllsr Woman's CJob have been pioneer of Una Countv. Mr. i..du
rwcoaw as saw arwtm vmm saonuuv vus ana an a Bar .
-"v lumuj, airs, j asanas
JHo alas reported grading and
image finished for GetcheU
oet, preparatory to paving. Pav-
V anaf wait antil next summer
I Hiring the couacfl session mem-
Vt adjourned ia lbs Odd Fellows
II where they met with county
fare department members ia
toning civil defense requiro
ota far this area.
jrden Clubbers
Reefing Aug. 13
oaSaowaa Hoi
WRING VALLEY. Aug. -The
luntrv Gardes Ch wffl moot thai
asday. Aug. II at it a m. at tne
iwers Caroms oa the Dayton
lghway.
U tack lunch and meeting will be
Id at Maude WUhamsoa Park st
Ion. Marooers should bring silver-
hro with their sack lunehaa.
rsr the aftaraaaa tour of gardens
p Eruat Salle farm will be visit-
first aad the Uoyd Hoxie and
ffca Peteraoa gardeaa last
rrXN GIRL'I CAMP
IBROOKS. Aug t Attending the
nier liiat Girls Camp Uus week
North hirer FsUs Youth Camp
e Carolyn J" f Eldriedge
KGarUad PorUch at Breaks,
camp Is sponsored by the
Maervative Baptist Associatioa
Oregon.
aairy. vegetables, and cookmi.
clothing, and canning judging coo-
msu.
90th Birthday
Will Be Quiet
is lite daughter of Blufotd end
Emeline Moss. She was bora Aug.
t, 17. at Harriaaurg. aad spent
be. entire life at Sweet Home and
HoBey. Mrs. Thomas is the mother
of R. Wayne Green of Portland and
Mrs Chris Wetle of Walla Walla.
Wash.
The birth date will be observed
quietly because of Mrs. Thomas'
advanced age. A niece. Mrs. Clif
ford Harold, lives in Salem
Births
At Vallt y Hospitals
ANTUM MEMORIAL BOtPfTAL
STATION
To Mr. and Mrs. Mm Mender
scheid. Mill CHy. s boy, oa Aug
I.
Te Mr and Mrs Howsrd Whit
tier, Staytoa, a boy. on Aug J
To Mr and Mrs Robert I. Wit
eon. Gates, o girl, on Aug 4
To Mr and Mrs Robert L Pow
era. Idanhs. a boy. on Aug 4
sions for the coming year. The
Brooks girl i duty included chair
manship of the publication's com
mittee and bring a member of
the projects committee
There were 10 high school girls
there representing all sections of
Oregoa.
The group worked oa a budget
for the coming year, plans to im
prove their public relations, laid
bask plans for annual state meet
ing, and discussed chanter and
State records.
rectioa of Dr. Cecil Posey. During
the remaining eight days the
course will deal with public and
professional relations. Dr James
Lylrs. of Willamette Iniverirty,
will be ia charge.
Dr. Lylrs has participated in
workshop activities at OCE dur
ing the past year.
Four other courses listed far the
post session Include "School Law
and Organization," "Teaching of
Reading in the Elementary
School." "Methods of Technique in
the Elementary School primary"
and "Methods of Technique In the
Elementary School upper."
Church Families
Picnic at Brooks
Eight 4-H Club
Members Showing
At County Fair
Stoteoua Ntwt Serrkt
SPRING VALLEY. Aug -Happy
Livestock members showing
animals st the Polk County fsir
will be: Donald Tremam, Shirley
Thede. Karen and Kirk Gresham,
Marsha and Kenny Keiger, Larry
Purvine and Bobby Washburn
All members attended a practice
showing and judging seasioa st
Dallas Tuesday night.
Last meeting of the clubs will
be held at the Gresham residence
Saturday Aug. 17 at 1 p n.
MIhmi Newt Strrk
BROOKS. Aug i Seventy five
residents of Bethel Gospel Psrk
held fellowship picnic it the
play grounds last Thursday even
ing. They were staff members and
families of the office and head
quarters of Oregon Assembly of
God Churches
Special guests were Oregon Dis
trict Superintendent Rev N. D.
Davidson and his wife, and As
sistant Superintendent Rev. George
Davis and his wife, all of Salem.
The group played several in
nings of baseball before darkness
baited the game.
Ranger Transferred
PORTLAND, Aug I tr George
W Churchill district ranger of
the Little River District ia the
Umpqua National Forest, has been
transferred to the regional Forest
Service office here. Regional For
ester J Herbert Stone innounced
today Churchill will he assistant
head of the section of recreation
here.
WORD OF DEATH
PEDEE. Aug I - Word has
been received here this week of
the death of William Stone hoc ker.
Portland, a former resident, at a
nursing heme In Portland ia Jury
Burial was at Boeoa vista
lery.
Weather Cold For
Collecting Bugs
luuau Sorvfcr
PERRYDALE. Aug i-Parry-dale
4 H Bug Catchers Dub held
its picnic in BuefJ Park last week.
Meat of the day was spent swim
ming, but some work was done
oa bug collecting
It was the last meeting of the
year for the dub. Each member
will enter his collection and record
hook st the county fair
iheck Cache Found Sunday
At Hopville PicnicGrounds
-limn - wows Oorvtoe
INDEPENDENCE. Aug -ev-
si hands full of suspected spur
ia payroll checks were found in
okmc (rounds Sunday. Inde-
Mn Pahre Chief George vx
said Forest Evei
sta discovered them at
!le ptcme ares sear here.
Evans brought sis them
kalmg tt.atia W Itsey. saying
at was ear a sqjaJi pan si usa
haay he notirod. An six were
Irawa en the First National Bank
Nevada at Las Vega.
Charbat W. Painipa Jr . and afl
ore dated May it. MT A chock
bretactar bad boon waeo- to im
pein awt.
The repwtsd firm paying checks
Ihey ware srgwad by F
and R. N McNeil Five were
for Identical amouats at I1Z1M.
while the sixth was for l.2M
Utley said the six checks will be
turned over the state poftrr. along
with all the ethers which Evans
nromised ta bring te the lnn
or IX
ei Beuaa
the Hop- peodewce police station.
Departing Minister
Feted at Willamira
SSjUao Wewi Scrvtrs
WILLAMINA. Aug S-The Rev
and Mrs LeRoy Zook of the Free
Methodist church wore given s
farewell party recently by the
congregation. Rev Zook will he
the new pastor at the Wood burn
Free Methodist church
The new pastor of the WHIamtna
Free Methodist church will he Rev
Holland Stewart of Grants Pass
His lemily will move into the par
ooaff hi the nrar future
FFA EVENT SET
AMITY. Aug ( - The annual
summer coofhis of the Amity'
Chapter of Future Farmers of
America is slated August T at
Amity I'nion high school. Preceded
by a "watermelon feed," the meet
ing will include discussions of
chapter entries for county and
state fairs, and appointment of
livestock and crop judging teams.
mm
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atiiabiiftw
Heating Poses Big
Mf. Angel Problem
llllm - News torrlee I the city effioats the caucus,
MT ANGEL. Aug a-iig nroe mot had now used m naming offl-
medequate and outmoded
tnf is being installed on
V ropwtod firm nan tbecks "Z "H
rang Camnaiiy of that er is bow u boat the cny iwi a.no ,
Oellnqoeoty It Ilka tha
wooihor. Iverybedy talks
out H, but In Now York
State many communities
dually do temotkinf
fcevt M. Thoy depots Ikof
fimo, they moke a tmafl
emeol loeiMbweion, and m
return may roeeive hole)
from the Now York Store
Yevrh Commission. The sys
tem works, smd H cowle)
work as wot In wry itato.
load abowt this vniqee
neofram which pays off in
rich dividends of top-feode
vvtwre ciMsoos.
njured Resident
Out of Hospital
OtoSMOMO Wewt OvrvW-e
EENA, Aug s-Mrs Fred Mul
t wno fefl two weens aeo ono mrf4n( r,IM
hrwke her foot, aas Ih. the council wit!
rem the boopslal , BTflod ardinanre mn
She ia staying with her suler. mnhmw ei iMmmeiasf eKy
Mrs Alma eager, end will wot re- officials
lorn banan sar nether woak. i has already boon decided ay
aaoortment. At a pretongoo
session this week, occasioned by
many kerns of business, council
men were advised by one heating
firm r.prnantntrea to niaa for two
units The emaOer wejoid bent the
fire drrortmeat. a Hrfwr ena
tv maw wait M the ety nnB
firures an one and price will
h. mate k-r use ritv ensmeer at a
Cherry and Sheridan streets, and
other streets are ie ta receive
sooJer coats ta Mil cracks in exist
ing aeons t. the man wore told
Agitation was sxprsaasd at the
rapid removal of trees from riaro-
Img areas thron the city
Counriimea noted all future work
involving tr in c-urh areas mini
firvt r referred to the city
roonrilmee slv ud rnmptsints
hv ritisem of reckless driving
ohnvt the ritv uW he erted
upna reuwrilmen referred ta a
predict called squirreling .
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