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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1948)
for a whole year of fun and festivities. The Willamette Valley Horse man's association project on the south river road is coming along with amazing progress, the track is graded and the grandstand, to seat a thousand people, nearly completed. It is our understand ing that Ralph Stangeby'has been named as president of the association, succeeding Tom Allen who did such a splendid job of getting the project start ed. Bits of this and that: A touch of sadness mars our horse news this week while we report that Blue Boy, that patient, beloved school horse whom so many Sa lem children know well as the horse they learned to ride on, died of a serious injury last week-end. "Boots and Spurs By Gloria Robinson -sJW A tew of the Salem people journeying to Portland this week to see the Pacific International will include Pat Sharkey and Tommy Livesly, Ruth Nichols and Orval Malm, Esther Paulson, Clara Long, the Jack Baldwins, the Jim Halls, and oh, so many! Showing this year are at least two Salem peo ple, Jim Hall and Peggy Tur- ley, both riding In jumping events. The Salem Saddle club last Friday night elected new offi cers and three new directors as their leaders during the follow ing year. Walter Leth was named president, following a year in which he served as vice president. His supporting officers will be Tony Minden, vice president; Sherman Bos trach, treasurer; Pat Sharkey, secretary; and Fred Anunsen, barn manager. The three new directors on the board will be Glen Conklin, Dr. Fred Ellis and Graham Sharkey. A vote of thanks and approval goes to re tiring president Keith Brown and all of his officers for a very fine year of capable leadership. New committee chairmen have been announced but have not formally accepted their duties as such, so no complete list of the chairmen is on hand at pres ent. The meeting was well at tended and was held at the File Road plant. With the start of the fall sea son on October 1 the Saddle club says the same schedule will be followed out as formally: Monday night a call drill; Tues day night, calf roping from 8 to 10 p.m.; Wednesday, drill night for the Saddle club team; and Thursday night, drill, for the posse and flat-saddle riders; Fri day night fun night for all mem bers and guests; Saturday aft ernoon junior riders of the Sad dle club and Sunday calf roping from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The board of directors of the Saddle club have authorized the rearrangement of the kitchen in the club room so things will be. much easier for the ladies pre paring the lunches after the meetings. Mr. Murray, Jack Lindeman, Don McFarlan and Blanche Anunsen are the proj ect workers on the kitchen. Fred Anunsen, the member In charge of the horses and their care wishes the members to know they can bring their horses in at once and the earlier the better chance they have of getting their same tack room and stalls again. The first fun night will be In session this Friday night. In the past, the Saddle club has al ways made It a policy to admit the public free of charge to the shows each Friday night. That : same policy is in effect this year with the same measure of warm welcome extended to the public, especially those who enjoy watching fine horses and capa ble riders. Leading the riot of fun this week we find two friendly hosts, Graham Sharkey and daughter, Pat, and it's cer tain to be a splendid beginning Dinner Is Surprise Holly Jackson arranged a sur prise dinner party :or Mrs. Jackson, Thursday evening, the occasion being their wedding anniversary. Six couples were Invited, the dinner being at the American Legion club. The guests surprised the cou ple with a gift. ... OSC Mothers Officers of the Oregon State Mothers' club, both for this year and last, met Friday for dessert at the home of the president, Mrs. L. O. Arens, to map out Dlans for the new year. First meeting of the club comes the fourth Monday In October. Attending the Friday plan ning session were Mrs. Arens as president; Mrs. Dave Brown, vice president; Mrs. Carl Miller, treasurer; and from last year's board, Mrs. George W. Croisan, former president; Mrs. W. G. Burris, Mrs. Linn C. Smith and Mrs. Douglas McKay. . h U - l : -' r' - 1 "" 1 I 4 r' 1 lift ' i a r ii imp . w Yf. Jt -' y ml If: ( ) xv . fl 'L:J 1 :', , it ' 4 Brout Event Troop BO, led by Mrs. Paul Bale and assisted by Mrs. James Payne, celebrat ed their fifth birthday anniver sary with a party at the First Presbyterian church at ther last meeting. Mrs. Eugene Tupker, the troop committee chairman, presented Mrs. Bale and Mrs. Payne their Girl Scout mem bership. The leaders then pre sented the membership certifi cate to the Girl Scouts Mrs Bale has been leader of this group of girls since they were Brownies. Karen Obrist, Son- dra Jochimsen, Kay Tomlinson, Janet Hamblin, Dorothy Lee Stewart, Elaine Morrow and Capital Journal, Salem, Or Friday, October 1, 1948 7 Judj Bale have been In the troop since it was formed. As the Girl Scouts sang "Girl Scout Together," they all placed a candle on the birthday cake. Sue Young was taken in as a new member. Mrs. Edwin Keech was guest at the party. Auxiliary Meeting The Mis souri auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Bernice Amix, 2234 North Winchell, Portland, next Tues day, October 5, for a luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. iuwa Fete Employers The annual dinner honoring employers is planned by Cas cade chapter, National Secre taries association, for October 8. The event will be in the American Legion club with Rex Putnam, state superintendent of public Instruction, as the speak er. The local group also is mak ing plans for a regional meeting to be in Seattle, October 18 and 17. i, & v - -v Is Recent Bride Mrs. Marvin D. Mattson (Betty Jones) was married August 20 in the Hinson Memorial Baptist church in Portland. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones of Portland and Mr. Mattson is the son of Mayor and Mrs. E. H. Mattson of Woodburn. (Bruno studio, Portland) Camp Fire Girls News October 1 and 2 are busy days for the Camp Fire Girls of the Willamette area who are working on their fire makers rank. The professional staff, assisted by high school girls who have cnmnleted reauirements lor- Recent Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alden Ramus (June Elaine Edwards) were married recently in St. Mark Lutheran church. They will reside in Salem. (Harry R. Gil mour photo). their torch bearers rank took the girls to Camp Kilowan for an overnight camping exper ience. They left after school Fri day and will return late Satur day afternoon. Girls eligible to go were: Sa lemNola Campbell, Cynthia Bourne, Margaret Rota, Betty Lou Smith, Maxine Peterson, Marjorie Mitchell, Marilyn Har land, Jo Ann Gilbert, Patricia Burres, Barbara Brockway, Gil berta Bates, Gail Ashby, Patsy Gordon, Karen Johnson, Sharon Fleming, Lynn Barrell, Darlene Turner, Verna Leonhardt. Mill City Carol Ann Frosch, Joan Johnson, Lela Mae Kelly, Eliz abeth Anne Kriever. Woodburn Donneta Ann Mills, Janie Mc Grath, Sue Ann Paulson, Dixie Ann Bean, Patty Luffman, Patsy Nibler. Corvallis Carolyn Dor sey, Mary Wheeler, Caroleena Einarsen, Katherine Larse, Bev erly Ramsey, Janet Pope, Judy Voorhies, Wendy Smith, Lou Anne Hartman, Susan McCann, Lucy Sinnard, Lou Raw, Lee Raw, Nan Gilfillan, Suzy Cody, Corabel Church, Yvonne Har vey. Dallas Mary June Gerl inger, Patty Sue Boss, Darlene Parke. Charlene Wlediman, Jo an Friesen, Barbara Gosso, Car ol Skinner. Monmouth Mary Doty, Rose Mae Alsip, Pat Price, Lila Mae Nelson, Joe Ann Rog ers, Paula Rae Searing, Joyce Grice, Billie Jo Riddell. Philo math Anna Belle Clair, Bonita Clair, Shirley Smith. The Happy Blue Birds of En glewood school held their first meeting September 27 at the home of their leader, Mrs. E. A. Zamzow. Officers elected were Judy Seamster, president; Paul ine Zamzow, vice president; Shelia Frye, secretary; Beverly Ready, treasurer, Joan Winter- mute, scribe. Meeting at the home of their leader, Mrs. Raymond Olson the Kewene-alan Camp Fire group of Englewood school el ected the following officers: Sharon Muller, president; Carol mettora, vice president; Carol Ann Willis, secretary; Ann Bag- ley, treasurer. P T A Meeting Richmond PTA announces its first meeting tor next Monday evening, Oc tober 4, at 7:30 o'clock in the school building, the teachers to be honored. The group is now at work on its annual member snip drive. 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