8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 18, 1 946
4-H Girls Top
In Home Ec Show
Marion county 4-H club girls
were at the top in home econo
mics exhibits and home econo
mics contests at the Pacific In
ternational Livestock Exposi
tion says Mrs. Constance Hamp
ton, assistant county club agent.
Girls from Idaho, Washington,
and Oregon competed.
Bringing home the highest
honors was Bonnie Klein uf
Aumsvillc who, having 10 exhi
bits, won eight blue ribbons. In
the interstate judging contest,
Donna Weidcrkehr and Jean
cttc Gilmour, the home econo
mics team from Sidney, placed
second, only to be topped by a
team from Idaho. Jcanette also
placed third as an individual
judse.
-Marion count;- girls exhibited
2 jars of canned produce which
was more than any other coun
ty in Oregon was allowed to
display.
Following Is ii tl.it of ilrl unci '.heir
placniss: Bonnie Klein: blue awrd
Krc'p. clothing. canned blueberries,
canned brans, canned pears, canned
ioat beet, canned meatballs, canned
ruast pork, and canned chicken; red.
canned carrots: and sixth place with
rnnncd salmon: Donna Lee Kletn ot Aums
villc: Peaches, blue; loganberries and
prars. red; Jcanette Ollmour or Sidney:
praelirs, red: Belly Wlntermantel ot Hia
ney: Peaches and pears, blue: boysenber
neti red: and pears, atxth; JoAnne Lana
ot Sublimity: gooseberries and cherries.
rd: Olive Keillor or Gervals: cherr.es.
sKitiv. Donna Wtederkehr of Sidney:
canned beet and canned beans, blue:
aaunon, red: and beets, sixth: Lucille
Jauuet ot Victor Point: clothing, red.
hnmemaking, red: Vlvlennc Jaquct or
Victor Point: clothing, red; llomemakliK.
Training Meeting
Set for October 28
An all day training meeting
fur county home economics 'ex
tension unit officers and other
interested organization officers
will be held October 28 in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms
of the Dallas City hall from
10:15 to 3:30 according to Mrs
Viola B. Shaffer, home demon
stration agent.
Mrs. Azalea Sagcr, state
home demonstration leader,
will lead the discussion, Mrs.
Erma Little, extension special
is! in family relationships, will
give assistance on the care of
children at group meetings. The
Polk county home economics
extension council will bo host
esses. Mrs. Paul Wishart will
act as chairman. Mrs. Charles
Bowman and Mrs. H. A. Flux
will be in charge of registration,
Mrs. J. B. Emerson will lead the
singing, and Mrs. Grove Peter
son will be program chairman.
This meeting is open to the
officers of any group in Polk
county who wish assistance on
business meeting procedure.
Those attending will bring a
sack lunch and coffee will be
served by the committee.
Grangers Told
To Get Rooms
Secretary of Agriculture Clin
ton Anderson will be the prin
cipal speaker at the 80th annual
convention of the National
Grange, which opens in Port
land, November 13, according
to an announcement made to
day by Morton Tompkins, mas
ter of the Oregon State Grange.
Anderson is tentatively sched
uled to address the session Fri
day afternoon, November 15.
Anticipating record attend
ance which will tax the hotel
facilities of Portland, Alvin Ho
bart, chairman of the Grange
housing and transportation com
mittee, has been requested by
the hotels of the city to set a
deadline of October 31, after
which the committee will no
longer accept reservations. Re
servations made prior to thai
date should be addressed to the
Oregon State Grange, 1135 S.E.
Salmon, Portland 14, Oregon.
An advance deposit of S3 must
accompany each request.
The housing shortage will be
alleviated in part through spe
cially chartered Pullman cars
and special trains which will be
parked on sidings near the Port
land business district, which
will serve as sleeping quarters
for some visitors travelling by
train.
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Pelrillo Asks Wage
Increase of 50 Percenl
Chicago. Oct. 18 W) James
C. Petrillo, president of the
AFL American Federation of
Musicians, said today the union
had offered to negotiate a new
contract with the recording and
transcription industry for a 50
percent wage increase "across
the board."
Petrillo, currently negotiating
with industry representatives
for a contract to replace the
one which expires October 20,
said the management represen
tatives at first and offered the
AFM 1 7 '-4 percent wage hike.
which the musicians'
termed "rdluculous."
After a conference among
themselves, Petrillo said, the
industry representatives in
creased their offer to 20 per
cent. "We turned that down, but we
made them a counter-offer and
leader! we now offered to settle for 50 I
percent across the board," the I
stocky union leader told pews-1
Christmas Special
Sewing cabinets in several
new styles now available in
walnut, mahogany or maple.
Come in and select yours
now
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142 South High
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men "They've gone back into
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PLANTING TIME
Peonies 75c UP
CROCUS
TULIPS
CHINESE SACRED
LILY
CAMELLIAS
Jap Iris 20c
Bearded Iris 10c
HYACINTHS
DAFFODILS
RHODODENDRONS
Plant Now: Shrubs, Peonies, Iris and Bulbs.
Plant after November 20: Fruit, Nut, Shade Trees and
Rose Bushes.
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