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Chapter Holds
Annual Dinner
Dayton The Dayton chapter
of Future Farmers of America
held Ha 19th annual Parent and
Son banquet at the Dayton union
high schol gymnasium.
Nearly 200 parents, boys, rep
resentatives and guests gathered
to enjoy the evening. Francis
Mathers, president of the chap
ter, acted as toastmaster. Harold
V. Lewis is the instructor.
The group had as speaker for
the evening, Maurice Jernstedt,
state farmer and present state
FFA treasurer, who spoke on
Projects and Enterprises.
Marvin Lorenzen was award
ed fourth prize in the' Better
Farming contest, of the Willam
ette district, by Louie Gross in
behalf of the Kiwanis club, who
were sponsoring the contest.
The calf chain award was pre
sented to Robert Baker, by Glen
Worden, chairman of the Calf
Chain committee.
Mr. King, a Safeway represen
tative, awarded a first and sec
ond prize for the best freshman
project for 1947-48, to Melvin
Lehman and Robert Stockoff
respectively.
Howard Putnam gave a report
on special events of the year,
Melvin Lehman gave a report
j en the chapter equipment.
Bill Stockoff reported on the
different fairs.
Robert Stockoff gave the wel
coming address.
Others who spoke or had a
part during the evening were
Lynn Gubser, county school su
perintendent; Delmar Mabee,
principal; Ersel Gubser, Marvin,
Lorenzen, Harold Lewis, Jack
and Wilbur Williams, Rod Wi
ser, Kenneth Dooley, Russell
Hampton, Robert Baker, Jimmy
Asher, Roland May.
Mary Beal gave a reading.
The trio sang several numbers:
Lois Rockhill, Mary Lou Ribin
son and Nonie Gubser, accom
panied on the piano by Joyce
Crawley.
The girls of the Future Home
makers of America cooked and
served the banquet, under the
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Puerto Rican Girl Flier Denise Muniz, 17, who is the first
of her sex to be granted a pilot's license in Puerto Rico waves
from her plane at San Juan.
Damages Are Asked
For Highway Death
Albany Death of Frank For-
sha of Portland, November 24
1940. from Injuries he received
in a traffic accident three miles
south of Jefferson on the old
Pacific highway has brought
forth a damage suit filed in cir
cuit court Tuesday.
The action, in which $10,000
damages are asked, was filed by
Edmond Forsha, administrator
of the Frank Forsha estate,
against Paul W. Davis and S. J
Fert and the Fruehauf Trailer
company of California doing bu
siness as the Fruehauf Trailer &
Equipment company.
According to the complaint
Frank Forsha was a passenger
in a car driven by Clarence C.
Conn on November 19, 1946,
which collided headon with a
pickup truck which was being
towed by another truck in
which were Davis and Fett.
The tow-bar broke, according
to the report of state police at
the time, and caused the pickup,
supervision of Miss Margorlane
Getzelman, home ec. instructor.
So-called petrified forests are
found in Egypt, New York, Al
abama, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, New
Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Cali
fornia, Yellowstone National
Park and elsewhere.
laden with trailer parts for hl-
ast, to run out of control.
The Fruehauf company is
named co-defendant en the al
legation that it had manufac
tured the tow-bar, which was
defective.
Mrs. Can- Hostess
Lyons Card Players
Lyons Mrs. Albert Carr was
hostess for the afternoon card
club with her party held at the
Rebekah hall. A 1:30 dessert
luncheon was served followed
by four tables of "500." High
honors went to Mrs. Orville
Downing, low to Mrs. Earl Al
len a4 Mrs. Albert Bass special
prize. Present for the afternoon
were Meadames Albert Bass,
Kenneth Bass, George Huffman,
Percy Hiatt, Floyd Bassett, Pat
Lyons, Bert Lyons, Herman
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wodn day, Nov. 14, 1948 8
Free, Bob Free, Orville Down
ing, Bob Carleton, Vern Nydlg
ger, Earl Allen, Marvin Berry
and the hostess, Mrs. Carr.
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