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WcmmUt, Jut 3, 1953
THI CAPITAL JOURNAL. Sal. Orf
Ptr u
Schedule Set
For Farm Tour
Businessmen and fanner
elike will take a food look at
Marion county' food basket
-Thursday whan tht Salem
'Chamber of Commerce hai its
.'annual agricultural tour,
jt Tha tour itarta at 9 a.m.
"from tha Uptown Drive-in on
Horth High ftrect. Ownen of
lib Drive-In will serve coffee
rto early arrival until 9.
j! T. R. Hobart and Chet Loe,
a grlc vltur al Jieldman and
,,County Extension Agent Ben
,)A. Newell have five farm
J.vlslt for tour travelera -tween
9 a.m. and 1 p.m. The
tio-mile trip - will progress
through Keixer, Mlation Bot
' torn and the Fairfield, Gervsl
'area.
- A June dairy month lunch
will be served at noon at the
Frank Gratsinger farm at Ger
Vals. Gratslnger won the
Chamber of Commerce award
for top dairy production In
1959.
Fi ..man of dairy activities In June
1 .a J . ,7 "I .? " " " .
, dreten'i , Arden Farms, Deluxe
Ice Cream, Safeway Stores,
(Pike and Cherry Lane Cottage
Cheese arc some of the Salem
J folk providing the dairy
i lunch. . ' '
Name 4-H for
Summer School
11 Dallas Polk county 4-H
i s summer school delegates have
1 1 been selected. The quota of 45
i has been filled from applicants
! (reviewed by the county com
iimittee appointed by Gilbert
HLoy, 4-H leaders president.
J ? Summer school is June 19-26
at Oregon State college.
i The boys and girls chosen
1 and their sponsors, follow:
V Pamela Baker, MonmMta. Polk eovn
Ttr elan; David Booth. WUlanjlna,
TTed Weitr, wmaaiinas pear Borle. la-
UiMAn SMehlaad fBU'l Clob:
"Jim Bruooc, Lincoln, Lincoln. QseeWUl
T reive; Raw wnhi, euctuaau, .
i ypotuuT Co.; Denel Catea, Monmouth.
' Pomona Orante: tt Ana OUne. In
I -jfaependenee, Buene VUte Parmere Onion
) nxl lull VUte Women", elao.
oare cooler. Delia, amis special:
rMMi. Til tfanmoath- Polk
eountr nnsm union uocv. uu jtoni.i
i-'LTlo Robert Lfleaeaaoa. Serine Veller
' UUDIM OIH. -.Bean, iiwn, WWi.i .
Valle Tractor Co. ul Brtdieport Com
-fmunltr oluki Bernlee Dnuhtf, Ami.
Alrlle 4-H club uid AlrUe-eoeer Homo
-. dob; noreneo A. Batter. Perrraele,
A Perrraele Hardware lmnttment Co.;
octroi Feriaeen, Braen CoUmo. Snub
- OolKie Helpere; Jeee Pareueoe, Pain
ACltr. Pella cur Hono BeanUIIeetloa
I .. elub; audita Poneeoa. pella oit, Daiiae
t'-"CIW book; lfaalne Flcltel, Bum Vteta.
LtV. a. National bank. Monmouth; Ann
t Plomint, Rlckreall, Delia. Cooneretl.i
LSwarehouee; Mary Jean out, Oei Pete..,
( tlPranea I. Orund; larrr OtUon, Mon
jBouUt, Monmoath CooptnUTt ware-
'"j.'Slot Boh. Betuten, Balutea So
. ?u4 aotlal olnbi Son Ann BHbonthol,
I L TMllU, BOIOWOT BtSTH IDCI JOhlOl
. 5 BohMn. Orond Bondo. Buoll Oraut;
1 - Aca XoitoabMb, BnlUtoo; BoJUUn
. CoambBltr dab; Prueot Lono, indt
I IrtMtoneo, Ibit Batlonol bonk. Iivdo
llTiMnaeMO; Bkhne Loodohl, Oikd.lt,
, OokdoM Commanitr chib; Ann Uormu,.
! "J Boon Tu, Boou VUU PTA: CoHton
'r LoimU. Won adorn. FoUoratos Worn on1.
I't eolb; Dick lor. bdovondoneo. aut,
rnirl Borbtr Uollor. Okk PolBt, Ot
,Polnt, ok Point ochool toclotr; Blo
'"Mubranu. Dsiuo. auu Plr: D. Mien
! . Ml MlcooUoa. Ornad Baodo, Van PM
'' To. UtUdonn LoHlai Co.; Orloa (Bonn,
i OUos, Oian Hondo, Xlln UttUlohr
Ooone kandaU. Wait Salom. Wort aalti
: '"Otauo: Bobort Schmld, OakdaK. Por.
" land oonoral Etoctrte; Mrrna Simmon.'
.BkbroaU. Rlekreall Cranio Homo Br
enoatlea club; Violet Small. Sheridan,
Sear Roebuck; Allan Smith, aherldan,
O. a. Batlond baok, aherldan; Delora:
atapleton. Parrrdala, Ulloll Peed Ai
Sood, Perrrdale; Ruth Tlliner, Dallar,
Dnllaa Cooperative warehouae; Irl
Truoax, Brklaoport, Erldtiport Cob
nunltr club: Janet wade. WlUamlna,
Caatal Lumber Co.: Lee Wade, Willi
Dint. Poreit HI" Marr Jane
mine, Porett BlU Ormiel Marr
Walt. Blckrea... i. .. ..atlonal bank,
Weet Salem branch.
PROPOSED FIRCONE COUNTRY CLUIHOUSE
St AtetaatM an a.
i . 4 a A k . in: '
jfeftV
Hammericben to .
Head Albany Lions '
Albany Mark Hammerick
sen was elected president of the
Albany Lions club, during the
organization' regular meeting
at the Albany hotel. He, with
other officers, wiU be installed
later this month. To serve with
Ml. Hanunerlckssa are: War
ren Staffer, first vice-president;
Robert Vagt, second vlce-preii-dent;
Kelly McKeehan, third
vice-president; Wendell Tomp
kins, secretary; Fred Miller,
treasurer; Ray Robb, Lion Ti
mer and Charles . Battln, tail
twister. Retiring president is
Gilbert Harger.
Italian achoolbook histories
have a 28-year blank because
a government commission has
not yet decided what shall be
written Into them about Fas
cism. - r
Above is an architect' sketch of the clubhouse which
will be part of the plant of the Fircone Country Club, to
be established, if successfully financed, on the McNary
farm north of Keixer. The organization will act out to
raise 9400,000 by membership subscriptions by August 1.
Hesdquarters for the drive will be at Orval's Used Car lot,
Center and North Church Street. i ,
Cameron, Stevens
Go to Convention
Two staff employes of t h e
State Unemployment Compen
sation Commiaslon will repre
sent Oregon at the international
convention of the Association of
Personnel in Employment Se
curity at Milwaukee, Wis.
next week.
. David Cameron of Salem,
president of the Oregon chap
ter, and Chandler Stevens of
Portland, Immediate past pres
ident, will leave Friday to take
an active part In the group's
proceedings, which will be de
voted this year to "fenployrnent
Keystone of Human Rela
tions." Stevens, assistant mansger of
the Portland office, will be
panel speaker, -while Cameron,
contributions supervisor, is on
the IAPES legislative reference
committee. ,
Other Oregonlan on the in
ternational (roup's organisa
tion Include Gordon Shattuck,
S.U.C.C. personnel officer; Guy
Lang, manager of the Eugene
office, and George Bailoni, vet
erans employment representa
tive at Portland,
Turpentine was on of the
first export products ' of the
Jamestown colony in Virginia.
Four Corners
.Brooks
BrooksMr. and Mrs. Pete
Sproed spent the weekend at
Laurelwood, where they at
tended the graduation of their
son, Bob, from Laurelwood
Academy. He will attend
Walla Walla College in the
fall. Another son, John, also
attended the Laurelwood
Academy as a sophomore last
year.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pfau
had as their house guest, her
sister, Mrs. Edward Ruclle of
Camas, Wash.
RAINS FLOOD MANILA
Manila W Heavy rains
flooded Manila streets Wednes
dsy as the season's first ty
phoon roared along the Philip
pine northeast coast with 140
mile winds.
Giyc
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat
? Deal anna ahovt ttred, barnlnt feet,
voa't avoaa about eeHoueae. Got bner and
eh Uieai aa leo-Mlat treat. Pool the
ontalartta. assthka lonbieaa of loo-Mlat
OYMaa" eat aerr baratae . . . aehlns
ttradneaa. Rob lee-Mlat oear thoee lr,
bard old am aad aall-ueee, aa directed.
Sao how white, awdleated lea-btfat wltb
oeetala laeoHa adne eoftee theei aa. Oat
Seat kaaap tode tea lee-Mlat war.
t em,i,
Four Corners Four Cor
ners will again have an out
door vacation movie program.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scott,
who opened the outdoor enter
tainment a community
service last year,' will again
open on Friday evening, June
S at 7:49 p.m. and continue
six nights a week through the
vacation period. There is no
admission charge to those who
walk in. Entrance is on Pur
bin avenue In the 4200 block.
' - 1
The last session of the Four
Corners Woman's club will
convene Thursday evening at
8 p.m. in the Community halL
A secret auction will be In
cluded In the program. I
S:!em II:: jilts
Court of Honor
lalem Height Court of
Honor , for troop It of Salem
Height was held Friday eve
ning at the Salem Heights
hall, with about TO attending.
The Explorer group was In
charge of the ceremony and
Ivan Hanson waa Invest ured
Into 'the troop and presented
hi tenderfoot rank.
Second class ranks went to
Bruce Hanson, BlU Townsend,
Ronald Hulbert, Ivan Hanson,
and Gall Wright First class,
Robert Boers, John Kinney
and Elmer Thompson.
. Vocational exploration ex
plorer award was awarded to
Gen Wlawonn.
Merit award Elmer
Thompson, in woodworking,
angling, automobillng, and
horn repair.
David Howell cltUanshlp
In the home, first-aid, reading
and cooking.
Robert Miller scholar
ship, public speaking, cooking
and first-aid.
William Rector public
ipeaklng, (cbolarshtp and
cooking. ,
John Kinney home repairs,
cement and .woodwork, cook
Awards In troop participa
ing and public speaking. '
tion: First, Danny Elawcrth,
second; Lane Olson, third;
Gene E is worth, fourth; Dennis
Olson, fifth; Jack Elsworth,
sixth; Richard Lott, seventh;
Irvin Tvarsnn and alatith- Kant
Townaand. -
David Howell, Gan XI.
worth, and Lane Olson were
given recognition award for
bugling service for public oc
casions. . . v
The chapter waa presented
by Don Nash, district conunla-
Slonar. Othara rimaantad ,
George Stroiut and Xinmett
mcason. Motion pictures were
shown the group after .the
ceremony.
Kcre:n Wcr Cost
Amy $15 Billb
Washington, () Secretary
of the Army Steven told sen
atora Tuesday that the first
three year of the Korean war
have cost tha army "about 18
billion dollara."
Steven offered this estimate
to a senstc appropriatlona sub
committee. He said the army's
request for 91l,e7;,0v0,00O far
the new fiscal ko,i-i.
July 1 Includes $3tt billions'
to continue in war for another
II months past July 1.
Tha aacratarv aalH tku i k,
first time the army budget
aneclfleallv ineludeia fmwia -
carrying on me caorean war,
bi'-'ill1 "r
eas apevaa V..ilaia.(j
Fifty-three man war f'Mt-
ad this waatk br II at Ike 11
national aoeial frrtarrnitlaa aa
I the University f 0i9m mb
bvs ai so cioa as in pnng
term open rush period. - . .
Balam man el4i
Delta Upatlon, John loraaa, '
in son ox aar. ana Mrs. Joe
C Burcham; Kappa tism, ,
Jamas A. MatMaann- thawaaa
of Mr. and Mr. AI Mathidwon,
it Kingwooti dm, anc Kay
Stumbo, the son of tar. Bar
bar 8. Elotfon. 910 Taaaxaaar
trt, , ,i '..(.i
All men are jraduate at
Salam high school. Burchani
u a junior m Duslnass adoMay.
iStntlon at tha unhreraitw -
Jama a fraahmaa la busts,
ana o nun do a junior' la His
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