12 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, June 29, 1949
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Puzzled Chimp Pandora, the Philadelphia zoos chimpan
zee, appears slightly puzzled as he looks over six baby
rheas, South American ostriches, which were born at the
zoo. The sextuplets were hatched from 16 eggs on which a
male ostrich had been sitting for a month. Two of the new
arrivals were albino ostriches, zoo officials pointed out.
(AP Wirephoto.)
ATTACKED BY ENRAGED BEAR
Sourdough Praises 150-Proof
Rum for Use When Scalped
Seattle (u.R) A tough old Alaskan sourdough related from his
hospital bed how he poured 151-proof rum where his scalp had
been after he was mauled by an enraged 600-pound mother bear.
"That rum stung like hell,""
Hardy Trefzger, 66, said. "I
was fit to bite nails right then."
A sourdough for 40 years,
Trefzger was rushed by boat
and plane to Virginia Mason hos
pital here from his hunting
lodge 60 miles from Yakutat,
Alaska, after the attack.
"I was out shootin' a middlin'
brown sow and her two cubs
photographin' 'em, that is, with
my movie camera," Trefzger
said.
"Been an awful hard winter
up there 22 feet of snow the
cubs was just tiny things. First
thing I know, that old sow is
chargin' right at me, she isn't
10 feet away.
"I dropped my camera and
fired one with my shotgun. Hit
her? Hell, man, she was 10
feet away and the birdshot blew
back in my face!"
Trefzger said then the bear
was upon him. "She lifted my
icalp, picked up my arm and
broke it. I passed out.
"When I came to, I couldn't
tee. Thought I was blind, but
It was only blood. Looked
around until I found my things
and then walked a mile and a
half back to camp and poured
on that rum."
The veteran woodsman then
walked four miles toward Dry
Bay before some native fisher
men found him and took him
to Yakutat by boat.
"Of course I'm going back,"
Trefzger snorted. "It's the only
place for me.
Scouts at Silverton
Given Advancement
Silverton Larry Brown was
advanced to Life Scout, and
David Finlay to Star Scout at
the Court of Honor at the First
Christian church for Troop 61
Made a Tenderfoot were
Keith Cooley, Sam Klein, Bud
dy Groah, Wayne Smith, Jim
my McBride, Jerry Kulmeyer
and Robert Robbins; merit
badges, second class to Kenneth
Hahn, Don Wilch, Larry Brown
and John Mulvihill; and first
class, Keith Bonner, Larry
Brown and Richard Brekke.
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Woodburn Has
Class Reunion
Woodburn The annual reun
ion of the class of 1922 of Wood
burn high school was held at
Settlemier park, beginning with
a no host , picnic dinner at 1
o'clock.
Attending were Harlcy Hughes
of Portland, president of the
class; Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cain
(Harriet Severance), and Mr.
and Mrs. Junior Eckley (Mil
dred Wehrum), all of Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson
(Hattie Sayre) of Halsey; Mrs.
George Grimps (Louis Bauman),
Hubbard; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Miller and son (Hazel Tautfest),
Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Orr and daughter, Albany; Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Settlemier and
daughter, Hillsboro; Mr. and
Mrs. N. F. Tyler and sons (The
oda Gribble), both graduates,
Woodburn; Mrs. Lloyd Waymire
(Myrtle Kaufman) and daugh
ters, Woodburn.
Other graduates attending
were: Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cow
an (Helen Wageman, 1918),
Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hanauska (Sadie Stoller, 1921),
Portland; Earl Barnes, Wood
burn; Mrs. Ken Bothum (LaVer
na Waymire, 1946), Woodburn;
Miss Jean Bothum, 1948, Wood
burn. Former teachers present were
Supt. and Mrs. F. E. Fagan of
McMinnville, their daughter and
son-in-law and two children;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham,
Gary and Roberta; Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Butterfield, Woodburn;
J. P. Brown (coach), West Linn;
and H. M. Sayre (janitor),
Woodburn.
The class voted to make the
picnic an annual affair the last
Sunday in June each year at
Settlemier park and to interest
members of other graduating
classes in the '20s and earlier in
attending.
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North Marion County
Acreages Are Sold
inrnn The sale of an 880-
acre tract of land in the upper
Milk Creek area was revealed
by Ben W. Battleson of the Bat
tleson Land company in Canby,
to Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Park,
Citv. Calif., who
plan to use the property for a
livestock ranch.
The entire tract is enclosed by
a sheep-proof fence. The sale
price was reported to be ?16,-000.
nthoi rpnltv snips made bv
the Rattleson eomDanv include
a one-acre tract in East Canby
Gardens to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Thompson of $2400 by
J. C. Heinrich.
Also negotiated by the same
Horse Leads Auto Horsemen of Trans-Jordon's Arab le
gion escort King Abdullah, who rides in the car behind, during
Army day at Amman, celebrating the nation's independence.
Linn School District
Names Larry Gorman
Albany Larry Gorman has
been elected on the Linn coun
ty non-high school district board
from Zone 3, it is announced bv
County School Superintendent
J. M. Bennett after a morning
canvass of ballots cast last Mon
day. The county rural school board
met to check votes cast in Zones
1 and 4 although election re
ports indicate that William
Grenz has succeeded Floyd
Jenks in Zone 1 and the voters
re-elected V. F. Cannon in Zone
4.
The report from the Browns
ville district shows that Glen
Isom was re-elected as a direc
tor and that voters approved the
outlay of $3,300 for improve
ments and furniture. E. H, Mc
intosh is chairman of the
Brownsville board this year.
Polk Clubbers
Attend School
Dallas Forty-four Polk coun
ty 4-H club members have re
turned from ten days at the an
nual 4-H summer school on the
Oregon State college campus in
Corvallis.
Two Polk county club mem
bers, Sharon Rosenbalm, Amity,
and Walter Warkentin, Dallas,
took special training in, "Recre
ational Leadership." In this
class the club members were
taught to lead group singing, or
ganize games, and plan recrea
tional programs.
A group of prominent Oregon
people including Governor Dou
glas McKay appeared before
the club members at their regu
lar afternoon and assemblies
scheduled daily. One highlight
of the session was the motion
picture, "The Green Promise,'
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