14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, May 21, 1952
Four Corners 4-H Cooking
Club Nab Honors at Show
Four Corners The Salt and
Pepper 4-H cooking club with
Mrs. Carol Capps and Mrs. Fred
Gephardt co-leaders, which was
organized in January, has com
pleted the first year's cooking
course. There are six girls In
the group!
They exhibited their work at
Blayton 4-H club show recently
and five of the group won rib
bons. Marcia Lee and Barbara
Burns won blue ribbons, Linda
Rae Gephardt and Betty Bastain
red ribbons, Linda Lee Capps
a white ribbon. There were ap
proximately 75 exhibits in that
division.
The Four Corners volunteer
fire department held their an
nual firemen's banquet and en
tertained their wives at Mar
shall's inn Monday evening.
Covers were laid for 70. Melvin
Scott was master of ceremonies.
Ex-fire chief, W. R. Gould was
honored as a special guest. Guest
speakers were Chuck Taylor,
chief deputy of state fire mar
shall's department, and R. W.
Sandstrom from state civil de
fense office.
Plans for the coming year
were discussed.
Vislttors
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gould
spent last week end with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hardt, Leb
anon. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cable have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. March, Wiley, Colo.
Recent house guests in the
Rex Nicholson home were Mrs
Nicholson's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ack
erman, Oakland, Calif.
Visitors in the Raymond
Hough home were his cousin and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hough, Aberdeen, Wash. Mr.
Hough is city engineer of Aber
deen and was on way to Berk
eley, Calif, to take civil defense
training.
Mrs. M. C. Thornberg, Mrs
Peter Gossen and Mrs. Ralph
Heath were volunteer assistants
from the Auburn Mothers' club
last week at the well children
conference held In the commu
nity hall. Dr. Brace Knapp was
In charge. Public health nurses
were Mrs. Muriel Swerlngen and
Miss Mary Lois Mondloch. There
were 18 children examined and
16 received immunization treat
ment. The first of the month the
Lincoln school Blue Birds, the
Blue Feathers prepared for and
attended the Grand Council fire
of theWillamette area camp fire
council held at Leslie junior
high school May 3. Only nine
of the group were able to at
tend, the rest had chicken-pox.
They have been making gifts
for their mothers in preparation
for their mothers party to be
held in the home of their leader,
Mrs. Thomas Dench Thursday,
May 22. Mrs. Larry Wagner and
Mrs. Donald Judson are co-hostesses
with Mrs. Dench for the
party. It will be the last regular
meeting of the year. Sandra
Pittinger is chairman this month.
'Breakdown' to
Be Shown Here
"Breakdown" Is the title of
a motion picture to be shown
during a public meeting at 8
o'clock Friday night in the
acreen room of the new recep
tion building of Oregon State
hospital.
The program will be under
the direction of the Oregon and
Salem Councils of Churches
Following the showing of the
film. Dr. W. G. Burroughs, for
merly of the Crease clinic and
now a staff member of the hos
pital, will answer questions.
Also on the program will be
a talk by Harold Barton, Eu
gene engineer, who spent sev
eral years gathering evidence
concerning conditions In mental
hospitals.
Mclvin Murphy, Oregon Men
tal Hygiene association field
secretary, will present awards
to the volunteer aids who have
been working at the hospital in
the newly organized program.
McKay Likely lo
Head Delegation
Ralph H. Cake, republican
national committeeman of Ore
gon, has called a meeting of the
18 elected delegates to the re
publican national convention to
be held in Salem on June 7.
Cake, who did not run for
re-election because of poor
health, will serve until the con
clusion of the convention which
! opens in Chicago on July 7. On
his retirement, Jess Gard, who
won the election for national
committeeman over Lowell Pa
get, Oregon Taft manager, will
become the national committee
man from this state, i
At the Salem meeting the
delegates will perfect an or
ganization and it is probable
that Governor Douglas McKay,
who led the ticket for delegate-at-large,
will be named chair-;
man. 1
It is probable that plans for
traveling to the republican con
vention in July will also be'
iscussea Dy ine aeiegairc ai
I the Salem meeting.
I
U. S. May Bar Bringing j
In Canadian Big Game
Washington UPJ American
hunters who shoot big game in
Canada this fall will not be able
to bring their kill back with
them unless the Canadian foot-1
and-mouth epidemic is halted. 1
Missing Pilot
Lands Safely
Albany, Ore. Wj Search for
a missing plane was called off
here Tuesday after the pilot re
ported he had landed at an
emergency field.
The pilot, Russell Strait, Al
bany, was reported missing aft
er he failed to arrive at New
port on the Oregon coast. The
Air Search and Rescue unit or
ganized and eight-plane search
party to look for him.
But it was called off when
Strait telephoned his wife and
reported that he had landed at
an emergency field after, run
ning into a fog bank.
Senator, Wife
Go to Europe
To Adopt Tots
Washington M" Sen. and
Mrs. Fred A. Seaton are flying
to Europe Wednesday to adopt
two European war orphans a
boy and a girl.
The Seatons already have two
adopted children. The two war
orphans they will adopt are now
in Munich under the care of the
Displaced Persons Commission.
While in Paris, his office said,
Seaton, R-Neb., plans to visit
with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow
er. Seaton recently endorsed the
general ai his choice for the GOp .
presidential nomination.
It Rains in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh (U.R)Rain fell in
Pittsburgh Wednesday for a
record 14 straight days. There
have been only three days this
month that it did not rain.
Irritation of Externally Causes
PiWl
To gently cleanse broken out Bkin,
then soothe itchy irritation, and
o aid healing use time tested
resinol:s
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