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12-CapHa! Journal Salem. Ore.. Tuesday, April 26. lMCH,f Cfllem ClUD MeiYIDerS
Receive Achievement Pins
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enne Fabry. JuinlU Hanjn.,ber. Lewis Patterson. Jr. lAttend Pomona Crane (Galloway. Jack Richards and
rabra Blankenship. Gladys Wer- The meeting of the Pig club Stayton Member, ol Stayton Mrs. L. S. Lambert.
Shirlev Page Joanne or uiis wee, wn posiponea o ,Y", "
anirirjr rage. ,,uiui at Union Hilla ffranae hall, were
Scharf. Bonnie Stoller. Delore. , ednesday night of thu week. ;Mrl J(U Stemberg M CIira
! Werner. Carol Kaufman. Shir-
Independence Mri. W. F.
McBee is in Salt Lake City thia
Mr. and Mrs. tan Maim oi c..,. . . ., m,.
Salem, April zo ai me Werner Jamce scharf. Ma-iMiddle Grove community are Sandner. Mrs. Lena Lambrech!. "" "P"""" wregon
g held at the school house the program Provided m, movm thu week int0 their neW;Mrl. Martha Glover. Clarence CoUege of Education In a meet.
. i - . . M.atw iw i4 inn pari fi i rn rnm miiiFa " - - - . .
Mrs. Robert Wagers. Mrs Dan home on the Silverton road Overholts, Mr. and Mrs. Thurs-ling of the association of cnild
ton Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 education.
meetin:
lUinBBniuiii"m., r, . ,.. n.- hnm nr. th. Silwrlnn
chairmen was presented before a capacity filled auditorium. - . .mnanirt and which is lust competed.
Following the business meeting conducted By the president, airs, i . .
lewis ranerion, iui ui pm
and achievement cards
wer'! first, third, fifth.
iS3fJ presented to the 4-H cooking teUh year, of work completed
I the play. Refreshments were
seventh and served by Jack Wikoff. William
-1 - - M tnhn fom an1 I
txrs of the Pig club anl
Kleen and Cleo Keppinger. The
Achievement cards were giv- girls of the 4-H cooking classes
en Yvonne Good, Ruth Greene, i had cake, muffins and bread
Bruce that thev had made on display
T I i,r1Biwm in nrMtiH tnw ik.i.
bank of Salem and presented by jHammer E1(Jon Buetler and !how Silverton this week.
Dairy Calf club. Pin, were pro-;Dae y clea; d
vided by the First Mnl Howe for conds. L
year: The April meeting of the 4-H
.r,- ... h ! E d 1 n Stahl. fourth
SZw i,i ..m th. hn w'! Goode. sixth year:,Calf club was held at the home
" Joyce Kuenli and Robert Buet- of Edwin Stahl the past week
m ine worse. iler. seventh year. iHe has received his Ayreshire
Shiney Page, fifth year; Jo- The program committee pre- i heifer calf which was awarded
anne Fabry, fifth year: Carol sented Mrs. Gerald Jaffee in two him last fall as the Elmer Klein
Hillificker, fifth year: Marvin J vocal solos; fap dance numbers award. This is the second year
Cage, fifth year; James Kuenzi.jby Ronald Theisen with Henry Klein of Aumsville has made
fifth year; David lurner, tniro: sprick at the piano: a vocal the award which he gives to
Lewis Patterson, third: andlsolo by Janice Scharf; and alboys for outstanding records in
first to Marie Hammer, Donna , one-act comedy. "The Twelve! 4-H Calf clubs and to encourage
Lou itieen, jMorma natnjen, uia fliaias" with 11 teen age the raising of purebred cattle
Marshall Jelderks, and Gary Do-! girls and one adult taking the. Last year the award also was
ty. pins are only given tor me parts: orace Vanderhoof. Jo-! given to a Middle Grove mem
Small Ship for Big Trip Maggiora Vergano's 29 'i -foot-long
Pagaso, nine-ton schooner, arrives at Milan, for exhibtion at
the Fair before sailing for New York in MayJ
Problem Presented
Albany School Men
Albany Still unsolved Mon
day was the problem that con
fronted the Albany school board
when it opened bids on the pro
posed three local grade school
buildings last Friday.
The problem arises from the
fact that the bid of Edward
Brothers of Albany was but
of the committee will begin!
making personal calls on those
who have not yet donated their
shares of the cost.
The new contributors were:
Glenn G. Makin, Herbert Davis
Carl Elligsen, W. O. Melum,
Mrs. Oscar Bolland, Curtis
Johnson, Jr., Walter Kraxber
ger, American Legion Post No
122 and John Steffenson.
"For reallqiVHITEiVASKES, I'll take
To find a buyer run a Journal
Classified ad phone 22406. Ask
f 334. 12 higher than the low oiajfor classified.
ox 37i,03Z suDmuiea Dy ine
Ken Ward Construction compa
ny of Portland. Both bids were
well under the stipulated maxi
mum limit of $575,000.
The board was In session
Monday discussing details of the
two offers and Chairman Floyd
Mullen said it Is expected that
a decision will be reached not
later than Tuesday.
Ambulance Backers
Are Hearing Goal
Aurora Completion this
month of the drive to raise $5,
000 for purchase of an emer
gency ambulance for the Canby
area was the goal set for them
selves by chairman Virgil Gi
gcr's committee of the Chamber
of Commerce and Canby Fire
men members.
A new high total of $3,488.61
was reported last week, an in
crease of $189.81. Nine new
contributors, all of them purely
voluntary, were listed.
It was expected that members
THANK HEAVEN
I HEARD EVERY
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PREACHER SAID I
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when a marvellous free book told me
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You too, should learn the full facta.
Come in for free demonstration today.
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