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TBI CAPITAL JOURNAL.' Salta. Oram
Memly. Miy tt. 1153
FAMILY OF CHAMPIONS
Top prize at the Sclo Fat Lamb Show Saturday were
won by tht W. T. Stellmachar family of the Riverside dts
trict, Albany. From left they are W. T. Steelmaeher, the
rather, and his three daughter, Betty, Janet and Joan.
Janet and Joan are twins. -
Single Family Takes High
Prizes at Scio Lamb Show
By Mm FOBBIS
ond to Bill Knuthi, Shedd; and
third to Fred Rhodes, Bheridan.
LAMB HOW
MI Pan of Three nJnei Stall.
steeher. BL i. Albany: SaUr Krauts. Bt.
I. AVtlol ItaiU Iffler. RL I. flclo.
Pour-K einsle Fa Lamb Joan tU-
maenar. Albany, hi. l; uauui
udi Albany: Janet StsUmacher. Al'
bur. .4
Pour-H Bottle lamb texrr Jackson.
Albany; Lor toe prwrksen, Albany; Mary
Haaiey, Ml.
your-M senior nonuuipHuu
Scio Championship ribbons
at the annual Scio Fat Lamb
Show Saturday became strictly
a family matter for the W. r.
Stellmacher family of the Riv
erside district, Albany.
Stellmacher, competing ag
ainst his oldest daughter, Bet
ty, in the adult fleece exhibits
won a first prize, but lost the
grand championship to Betty In
the finals.
Janet Stellmacher, another
daughter, won the grand cham
pionship In the 4-H class for a
pen of three and third prize on
fleece.
And, lust to keep the top rib
bons in the family, Joan Stell
macher won the grand cham
pionship for single fat lamb and
a first on fleece. :
The lamb show program
Started with a parade despite
the rain, Saturday morning. In
the afternoon the dog trials
were held at the high school
athletic field. ... J. ,
First prize in the trials went
to Eddie Ahrens, Turner; sec- ceoamui stasia rat Lamb g
belle Bdwarda. Joan etelmMonar, Rob
ert Lefrior. -
Pour-H Junior amo wmantlup xnrrr
Lekion. Tnnsentt Marvin Bneiay, ai
banyi John cernasia.
Junior aotue Lamb carol un xar
tec. Bt t. Sola: Book MoDonaML Solo:
Walter Powell. Sola.
rrjL muMm wn mi imnt inrsoa.
Afceddl Jack boas. Selaj Laxrr Brown.
Lamb Opaa Clan Pay Lsrer.
Ooloi Terry Bormanoky, Ooloi Tad
Byanlat, Saw.
mapm avwo aawaa bain jaoy-
oon. Tana-ant.
spaaa Drinuni Cttausl carol iaar
la, LneUle LefSar, Doaaa Lorar.
Commorolal Pan of Throe A nam Lelf -
lar, SolOi Ralph Kolnptal, Sbedas mors
aMwartfa, abedd.
meamereiai onMio m uaauiu
Loiner, SaW! Ploy Sdwaraa, Balph
Blade rat Lamb Joan
Chamoton
BtaUaaahar.
Ohamyloa Fob of Three-Janet BM2-
WeoU Ansae Lelfitr,
eat; HH suisaeiu.
Barel Blebr,
BweanslabeB Sfln Oardoa Chib.
Carta, Ladoaa ana Ctiuromi Bow
Onrnea club. Blvarrlev oardoa i
Mansm slab.
Children's 4-B auehardsoa's
P.P.A.. Cab Pack Ua.
coaimrreiai a. Haroiai via a Dnrrr.
Thnrston'a Market.
Bieyeiea carol Marina-. Mra. janota,
Saddle Honaa Linn Ooontr Potea
Gene Teaane. Otartoal Mrs. Hataaesea,
awaHaao rouea uanaia icwh.
Ma it Haaiey.
Grants Pass Man
Drowned in Lake
Grants Pass CP) - Shirley
Edward - Dyer. Grants Pass,
drowned while fishing on Fish
Lake In Eastern Jackson Coun
ty Saturday.
Dyer, about 35. and a com
panion, Alvln L. Howard of
Glendale, Ore., were thrown
In the .lake when their boat
as they were attempting
to tie onto a snag. State Police
Sgt T. N. Baton reported.
Howard was pulled to safety
by other fishermen.
THREE TERRORISTS KILLED
Nairobi, Kenya ff) Police
announced Monday their pa
trols have killed three Mau
Mau terrorists In clashes in na
tive sections and have arrested
number of Kikuyu tribe mem
bers. Including some women,
suspected of activity in the
secret terror organization.
industrial Art Prizes
Warded Valley S
First places and prize awards
were well distributed among
high and Junior schools of the
central Willamette Valley par
ticipating In the industrial arts
exhibit held at Valley Motor
Company Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Exhibits totaled nearly JOO.
and most of the Judging was
done by personnel from Oregon
State College.' Merchandise
prizes were donated by ST Sa
lem merchants and 21 from out
side of Salem.
Salem students did especial
ly well in mechanical drawing
and practically .swept the
awards Id that division. '
In the senior division for
chanieal drawing Karl M. Re-
hora was first with a series of
drawings, while Richard L.
Haury was both second and
third, and honorable mention
went to Phil Cbadsey and Nor-
1 Wilmot, All are Salem
high students.
For seventh and eighth grad
ers Jim Heltzel of Leslie Jun
ior High made first in mechani
cal drawing with a four-cen
tered ellipse, an intricate piece
of work. Second place went to
Clay Newell, also of Leslie
For ninth and 10th graders
in the same division Martin
South wick of Leslie won first
with a drawing of cap screws.
Tom Slnnard of CorvalUf
second.
Matahrark (andao -!) Ja&aa trn-
marruia, Camilla, tun; Bawl Horaaa,
aaaoMi Bart ttiaaa, uirt, aae
Olatttrbuck and Bodaar Arras,
honsrabla mention, all Salem.
MetalTark (iradea a-10 carl Braa4t,
corvauu, rrrat,
afstahrark (trades 11.111 Dan Pence.
Salem, first! Dans Whauter, SQrer-
ton, second; James paTonaorl, Balsas.
ncnoraaie mormon.
woodwork ((races 7-1) Rot Bomb-
eon, Salem, first: Jack Bowman, asaansL
Xarl JeMen, third, and Bddla lautla
atedt and Hand Ball, beta honorable
mention, all Salem.
Woodwork (aradas S-M Bonald
Oraves, Salem, first; Larrr Limbeck,
starton, second, and Jerrr Bordrka and
Bonald 4. ewanaon. both honorable
mention and both Albany.
woodwork (aradaa 11-11) Phil Oobloi
Mill Cltr, tint; Dean War, aurartan.
aaesmdi Bwaauaa, Mm Ollr. tklrS. and
Bs Peateaasr. Kill Cltr, and aSmar
aurrar, awranaa, bout aoa areata s
TeojnUl. Carralna. rlrrtl
Ball, ami onr, mm and cabas oarfc.
prank Baatrti
all
latberwart tornsaa f-SI all Apate-
; Why Suffer
Any Longer
Whan others fall, nee aw
roars an china. Bo matter with what
oilmen la ran srs afflleted, ilaordara,
slnuatus, banrt, lmnas. lrrar. Udaera.
as, aonstlpatlaa, nleara, dlabataa,
rheumatism, tall and Marldar (erar,
akin, female aoaiplstnU,
CHARLII
CHAN
n
csgmsnioa l
Off lea Bean to S 1 J
Two. and Sat, amir (
M K. rimmirilal I V
Pkaae siaw S X.
SALbL OBB. t(musnaPaa
Bab OoMtbar. third, all
lsalbarwark f aradas a-li Allan Bna
anftr, eaieas. flrati Bart Baslar. Dallaa.
oaoandi Jaree Pembei Ion, eurtaa, third.
and oarr Bnahiar. Sniaaa. and Bart Bas-
iar. Dallaa. both honorable aaantlan.
Laatherwark uradaa 11-U( Dal Tar
r. Dallas, tint: but on Jennet, ataytan.
aaaans. asm uarrr poaosiDaimai.
tan, turd,
Ceraaatea aaradaa HI Bain
osier, nret Laratts Brnaard, aaaand.
and Klanard Tnraar, third, ail etartaa.
Onan ptrlataai (trndaa a-t) Disk
retorson. nnt: srrrsn weekly, aaaand
and Bannath atnrtta. third, an atekna.
Onan Dlrknan (aradaa M-ll-7hryl
mots an, anartaa. flrati oarrr
nar, saiam, anaoad: Marrta eaad-
anartan. shraa. and Haev fmmrm
and Saba Baran, both Salem, hen arable
PTmtlnm (anatU aalarl Wlotoa mm
ftnti Dick Palareaa. aaaand: Bob Prlaa,
Ihttd. and OUbert Stephana and Pat
noeaa. aau honorable montlon. all
PrlatlaaT rmulti-Aolor) Inha n,iM
flrat; Larry PowalL aaoond. tti lmm
BUIntawerth. third, all Salam.
Silk Scrota Prlnttna Mont wiiimas
flrati BUI Bows, second, and IBoy
BUIaaowarth. third, all af aalaat, -
Photorraahy faradae "' nh .
art, tlrtti Jim Portmlllar, aoaaad; Diak
sUSwa. bath kniribli
attoa, alt
(araana 11-11) 1
Banker Jlreu Bill sUalns, innall Sbar-
aa Plenum, uara. and auaa, out"
and Bar nfalsbr. kotb heaersble mon-
aetrlclty Dan Xoakot. Bratl BIB
Almua. eaaaad, and Bab M onsen, third.
as asiranaa.
Al-
baay: Joes Lena, Seta, L li Larry
Brawn, Scio. Bi, 1.
Low eyaartar situ seiiy ateumaea-
ari ktanl Brawa. Saw; A. a Waataa-
Braai Plard Bdaarda, , Albany; Jack
wanner Bleid lean n.ollmer.her.
baari Jaan
betla Bawaraa, ABjaar.
MarraMa. Bt.
trd.
Srd,
BIlllMQ
Bnward
1 Albany: Mrs. Jaha Tkaer,
Mrs. can warren, sclo.
peur
Sclal Mrs.
Stolen Mr t. oaraaoo
Mrs. Batty weatenhoaso,
i'B
tvaffler, Selo;
Mon's Bwoaun Mrs. Joe Bahla. AU
annr; aors. awaart
Pollr urns. Seta:
Mrs.
Mrs.
Uo.
Claronoa ffftar ncla;
Mrs. Ifaada Johnson, eels; Mrs. Carl
Dram Blaaea Mrs. Hanoi PMua, Selo;
am. Basal Paaas. sola; Inn. Pollr Jsnls.
Queen Salote of Tonga in the
Friendly tslsnds traces her
aemr, third, and Larry rowoii and euri royal line back 1000 years."
Gunner's Kafe
Gels Ribbon
R.n niero. Calif. Donald F.
Mcatder. (unnaT's mate nni
class, USN, Salem, Oregon, re
cently was presented th Com
mendation Ribbon with combat
Distinguishing Service at eere-
mmtlan held here.
The commendation was for
meritorious service as mount
captain and main battery gun
ner's mate on board the de
stroyer USS James E. Kyes,
during combat operations ag
ainst enemy forces from Sep
tember It, 151 to March 29,
1932. - . v..--,
PresenUUon of the award
was made by Rear A dm. George
C. Dyer, USN, commander
Training Command US Pacific
New Many Wmp
FALSE TEEJH
With More Comfort
PASTIxni. a Kltaaant amalroo tnon
aeld) powder, holds falsa tooth mail
firmly. To oat and talk la more com
fort, lust sprinkle a tittle PASTaaTH
oa your plates. No tummy, tooor, natty
taste ar laaunt. onecu -pieir ooor
( denture breath). Ott PAaTakTH at
any drus store.
Fleet st the V. S. Naval sch
fleet Gunnery and Torpego
hers, where Meeder is bow sta
tioned. .
The wile of the Navy mat,
makes her home on Ubery
road, Salem. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meeder
of Seattle. ... ,
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4 EVACUATED " it
Cairo, Egypt ) . Forty
British women ' and children
left Cairo by plana for London
Sunday night, escaping from
the threat of possible Brltiskr
Egyptian . violence In tense,
troubled Egypt. The evacuees
were families ef 16 employes
of the British Shell Oil Co. and
imperial chemical Industries. ,
Some farmsteads in Sweden
have existed for 15 centuries,
asp
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