v Let $74,300
' School Contract
Contract for the construction
of a four-classroom addition to
the Green Acres school by the
board of school district No. 16
has been awarded to Harry
Greenman, Lebanon Route 1, on
a low bid of $74,300. The school
is in the Lebanon district. High
bidder was Claude Buerge, Al
bany with $95,922.
The contract calls for con
struction of a 70 by 170 foot
addition which will house an of
fice, multi-purpose room and
boiler room in addition to the
four classrooms. Construction
will be frame with plywood,
fiberboard, acoustical and as
phalt tile in the interior. Glass
block windows will be used and
the roof trussed rafters with
composition shingles.
Work on the heating system
will include installation of a new
boiler and unit ventilators for
the existing three classrooms.
Liberty Picnic
For Oldfimers
Liberty A group of old time
1 Liberty residents, former stu
dents of the old Liberty school
house, met for a re-union picnic
at the Liberty Hall. Dinner was
served at noon and a general
reminiscing over old school days.
A short business meeting pre
sided over by J. C. Perry was
held. The principal speaker was
Bruce Cunningham, others
sneaking briefly.
Members coming the farthest
distance to attend the picnic were
Mrs. Francis Hrubetz Koromy,
from San Diego, Calif., Mrs.
Katie Mize-Huntting, from Che
halis, Wash. Besides Salem other
rpwns represented were Aums
ville, Eugene, Independence, Leb
anon, Newberg, Oak Grove. Os
wego, Portland, Redmond, and I
Scio.
Others attending vera Mr. and Hn.
Clarence Perry, Mr. ana Mrs. muo Kas
mussen, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holder,
M. carolvn Hrubetz. Jenny Cleveland Bart-
lett. John WinshlD. Earl Jory. Gladys
Weaver Wlnshlp, Carl F. Hager, Lucy I
unesnuc Hager, n-mei uove waning, mi.
and Mrs. Otto Trim, Chester J. Daniel,
Lizzie Tlmm Daniel, James A. Sullivan,
Ooldle Lathrop Sullivan, Bert Lathrop,
Hattle Dorman Lathrop, Kay Shortgen,
Anna Smith Caroenter. Ralph Steele. Flor-
lan Hrubetz Steele, Harry Weller, Lucy
Dorman Weller, Lloys Chesnut, Mr. and
Mrs. Merl D. Budd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruggles,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carson, Carolyn
Carson, Charles F. Lathrop, Mabie Cleve
land Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Elton R. Rae. Mr.
ana Airs. Jsa wesunnouae, mr. ana, mrs.
Orville Gritton. Mr. and Mrs. Laris Grit-
ton Wirt Dallev. Mavme Free Dalley.
Ernest Free, AddleCleveland Free, Raymond
Cleveland, George Todoroii, Minnie west
Mihouse Todoroff, Mrs. Helen Daach,
Katie Mize Hunttlnii. Emma Dorman Den- 1
cer, William Dorman, Edna Dencer Rains,
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Oilman, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Gibson, E. H. Earlanbaugh, Pansy
Willard Earlanbaugh, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar
Willand, Faith Ollmar Morris, Gordon and
Phyllis Kaye Morris, Mauae weaver Kae,
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weaver, Rena Willand,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Gibson. Edward
' Dencer, Mr. and Mrs. John w. oilman,
Mrs. Mar? Hrubetz. Blanche Dove Walling.
John V. Dencer. Frank H. Jory. Mr. and
Mrs. Fhillip H. Dencer, Daisy Stephens
Mclntyre, Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce cunning
ham, Roy V. Ohm art, Willis Free, Eugene
G. Gritton. and May Cleveland.
It was agreed to meet next
summer and consider the matter
of effecting a permanent organ
ization.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, August 12, 19493
9000 Long Tons of
Grain Going to Japan
Seattle, Aug. 12 (U.B Fif
teen ships will be chartered from
private firms this month to trans
port 9,000 long tons of grain to
Japan, the Seattle port of em
barkation announced Thursday
In addition, another 10 gov
ernment vessels bill be used to
ernment vessels will be used
during August to carry partial
loads of wheat on a berth term
basis, a spokesman said.
The wheat shipments will be
made from Seattle, Tacoma,
Longview, Vancouver, Wash.,
Portland and Astoria, Ore.
Unionvale An addition, 12
by 28 feet in size adjoining the
north side of the residence, is
being built at the Clyde Hoard
home.
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