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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. OregM
Saturday, August IS, 195S
THIS IS (S) WHEAT
DRIVE FOB TOP HUES
Plant Expects
Better Product
Capita! improvementi cur
rently belnf made to the plant
of the Oregon Turkey Grower!
auociation of Salem, will re
sult in a better finished product
and a more attractive price to
the producer, in the opinion of
A. J. Montgomery, secretary
treasurer of the organization.
Montgomery made this state
ment in connection with the an
nouncement that the annual
meeting of the association will
be held in the West Salem city
hall at I p. m. Tuesday, Sept
IS.
The Improvements include
$13,000 invested in more mod
ern processing facilities and
S6000 addition to the ware
house. The association handled a
large tonnage of turkeys dur
ing the fiscal year. Unofficial
estimates are to the effect that
there will be an decrease in
production of 13 per cent on a
nation wide basis this year.
The local association will
pay the customary patronage
dividend this year and the offi
cers are currently working on
Silverton Man
Jones Reunion
On August 23
The 100th anniversary of
the arrival of the S. W. R.
Jones family In the Willamette
VaUey will be celebrated by a
reunion of its numerous de
scendants at the "Nook" near
the Pioneer cemetery on Sun
day, August S3. The "Nook" is
a mile or so east of Highway
MI between Brook and Ger
vais. Many of those attending, in
cluding a few from California
and other nearby states, will
wear old fashioned clothes,
and the dress wom by Mrs.
S. W. R. Jones in 1853 will
be modeled. The reunions have
been held at many places from
Champoef to Brooks for many
years past, and moving pic
tures of the 1928 gathering at
the M. L. Jones farm north of
Salem will be shown.
Entertainment by each of
the 15 main branches of the
family will follow the dinner
to be served at 1 o'clock, ac
cording to notices being sent
Manila f Soma 6,000
Taken to Hospital
Silverton Gilbert Pugerud,
around 55 years of age, was
taken to the Silverton hospital
Friday morn in la mwrfaj in
ruinina soldier! have been
dispatched into rugged moun
tain country norm west oi
Manila in a drive aimed at
r.ntnrinr too Huk rebels, the
Army said Saturday.
"Serious Condition."
Mr. Pugerud has a sister,
Mrs. Albert Larson living at
5841 ME Sandy Blvd., Port
land. Judge AU O. Nelson and
Constable Harley DePeel were
notified of the man's illness
and arranged for his removal
from his home in North Silver
ton to the local hospital.
CUT IN WRECK
Silverton Avery Bowen.
Jr., 23, Albany, spent one-half
day at Silverton hospital leav-
SURGICAL SUPPORTS
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Expert titters private HI tin
reams,
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Capital Drug Store
405 SUM Street
Center ef liberty
BAH Green Itaxnre
ing Thursday afternoon after
being treated for a alight cut
on the ear and minor bruises
and shock sustained when his
car overturned on the Silver-ton-Stayton
highway during
out by Mrs. Herbert Pendle
ton of Deadwood, president of !
the clan, and Mrs. Rena Bany j
of Canby, secretary. i
the late previous evening.
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UP
a plan to retire some of the
stock certificates.
The turkey growers are co
operating fully with the plan
of Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson to curtail production.
Sam F. Speerstra, turkey
grower and attorney is presi
dent of the association. .
Witchers Fail
To Agree On
Site for Well
Lebanon From the sale
of centennial plates the Prov
Mence Cemetery association
now ha funds for a well to
apply water for greening
the pioneer grounds.
Eight local water-witchers
nave stalked the premises
with their forked sticks. AU
performed according to tra
dition, but no two Indicated
the same location. The witch
ers then held a conference,
but reached no agreement as
to the most favored spot for
the well.
The cemetery association
will settle the issue by bring
ing In a mechanical witch er
which to reported to have
achieved success In the Ore
gon City area. Witchers from
far and near hav indicat
ed that they will attend the
demonstration set for Sun
day, Aug. If, at Providence
church.
Sfayfon Boy Scouts
Take Mountain Trip
Stayton Stayton Boy
Icout troop No. 80, under the
leadership of Bob Norton, took
an overnight camping trip In
to Pamella lake recently.
On this three mile hike,
each boy carried his own bed
roll and food. The boys put
In their time swimming, hik
ing, cooking and fishing.
Adults accompanying the
group were Bob Norton, V. D.
Bryant, and Angus Ware.
Freres Lumber Co. and Cox &
Bryant furnished the trans.
portatlon. Gene Ware, who
operates the Cascade Packers,
was on a return trip from
packing a large party Into
Hunta Cove and packed out
the bed rolls for the group.
Scouts making the trip were
Clayton Emery, Billy Angel,
Dwayne Champ, Dermis Deetz,
Jero Ward, Billy Kurgil,
George Burns and Kefiny
Ware.
Canby Don't look Just now, but that IS wheat in the
background. In the foreground is Helen McMillan of Glad
stone, one of 14 girls vieing for the title of queen of the
Clackamas County Fair August 26 through 29. The queen
will be selected opening night when county 4H clubs pre
sent their annual pageant Daily horse races and rodeo
horse shows will be featured at the 47th edition of the'
event.
Crud's Cabin Center of
Folk Lore at Girls' Camp
By NANCT LIDBECK
A group of girls was taken to
Crud's cabin, WednesdJIr after
noon, by Mrs. Helen Marggl.
Crud s cabin is an old shack
a mile and a half back in the
Sweet Home Church
School Starts Aug. 17
Sweet Home St. Francis'
Episcopal church will hold
daily vacation church school
from Aug. 17 through Aug. -81
- Classes will be held from
a. m. to 11:30 a. tn. at Timber
land Manor of the housing
protect.
Worship services, study,
handcraft classes and recrea
tion for children up to the
eighth grade is being offered.
Miss Florence Pickard, dio
cesan director of religious edu
cation, will be In charge ef the
school. Teachers will be Mrs.
John Benson.. Mrs. Archie
Krogh and Mrs. John Camp
bell. Father David Gordon will
conduct the worship service.
Sunday sevlces are being held
in the Huston chapel, 1728
Long St., with morning service
Inrtlnn at 9:30 a. mV and
church school starting at 10:30
a m.
Ceylon produces about 115
Ann tnm nt rubber a year.
The science that deals with
tti hiitnr. collection, identl.
ficatlon and use of drug plants
All Officers
Are Re-elected
Officers of the Interstate As
sociation of Public Land Coun
ties, comprising 11 western
states, re-elected all of their
officers at the closing session
of their annual conference Fri
day afternoon.
The list Includes Lester Cof
fin of Susanville, Calif., pres
ident; Hugh Shamberger, Mon
tana, vice president; Sam
Trunks, Idaho, secretary-treasurer,.
-and Forrest Cooper,
Lakeview, Ore., counsel and
Judge F. L. Phlpps, The Dalles,
executive secretary.
The delegates and their fam
ilies motored to Newport Sat
urday for luncheon and several
hours on the beach.
Cooper made a spirited de
fense of HR 4023, known as
the Stockmen's bill. He said
he did not believe newspaper
editors who hsd attacked the
measure fully understood its
provisions.
The statement by a Nevada
county commissioner that that
state was channeling ltt cents
per gallon of its gasoline tax
into county road funds, cre
ated considerable Interest
among other delegates.
Baptist Dinner Set
At Exactly 6:281 p.m.
Middletown, Conn. W)
The Connecticut Baptist com
mittee on mlsionary coopera
tion meets here September 28,
and has scheduled a dinner to
start at 6:28 p m.
Why 6:28 14 T
Well, says the Rev. William
S. Terrell, editor oi tne Con
necticut Baptist, people often
forget whether a dinner is to
star at 6, 6:30 or 7, but when
you set it for 6:284 "people
will remember that time."
wood. Many legendary stories
are told to the campers about
or man Crud", a hermit, who
lives there. Before the hikers
left a few Junior counselors
went ahead, one dressed as "oV
man Crud" and had a good time
scaring the campers.
Stunt night was the highlight
of Thursday. Befroe dinner the
campers dresed up in an array
of costumes. Patsy Stevenson
won the prize for the cutest
hat, which was made of ferns
and hemlock. ' Sandy Cords
dressed in tissue paper and
ferns won for the prettiest cos
tume. Stephanie Kurtz, Joyce
and Linda Capps and Judy and
Vickie Coe were nosed out by
a group from Hillside, dresed
as Santa and his reindeer for
the moat original costumes. Ed
wins Fitzgerald received honor
able mention dressed as a school
teacher.
During dinner the counselors
served as KPs which was a
change for the campers.
The skits put on by the units
were held after dinner. Trickle
Falls won with a skit about the
typical teen-age boy in a movie
theatre.- Sara Beth Anderson
played the part of the teen-age
boy. Hemlock's skit, starring
Stephanie Kurtz and ' Diana
Pearcy as Rastus and Rufus re
calling the "Good Old Days."
Hillside put on the "Months of
the Year," and Bear creen nao
the "Daily News" with Betty
Hen-man as narrator.
' Achievement awards were
given out at dinner and 40 girls
oassed their swimming test.
considered very good for this
age group. Others .' received
awards for canoeing, trampol-
ing, camp craft, first aid -and
cabin cleanup.
Closing camp will be candle
light service. The impressive
service is a tradition in camp,
AU 121 campers file around
the pool with candles which are
set afloat along the edge. A
quartet consistlng'of Bob Sny
der, Keith Lawrence, Betty
Herrman and Marie Conner
will sing. -
Boy Uses Bat
On Instructor
Seattle (IP) A 26-year-old
instructor at the Seattle Youth
Center remained in critical
condition' at King County Hos
pital Saturday from head in
juries suffered Friday when
he was struck four times with
a baseball bat wielded by a
15-year-old boy.
Witnesses ssid Robert Mc-
Neley was struck down by a
blow from behind at he stood
talking to another boy. His
assailant, who was identified
as Charles Scott Conyne, then
struck McNeley three more
times as he tried to rise. He
became unconscious after the
fourth blow.
The boy, Superintendent of
Detention Victor J. Pavletich
said, escaped over a fence but
was recaptured a half hour
later. Pavletich said the attack
appeared to be entirely spontaneous.
GONDOLA GOES DOWN
Venice, Italy ( The equi
valent of a traffic accident oc
curred Friday night in this
city of canals, a motorboat
crashed into a gondola. The
gondola sank, and with it four
French tourists and all their
baggage. Thejt were rescued.
FREE HEARING
COUNSEL
Marion Hotel
August 17lhr 1953
11:19 A.M. to : P.M.
Free "Noise Suppressor"
brings new comfort to the
hard of hearing. Free to
everyone who wears a heat
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"noise suppressor" that el
iminates shock of sudden
loud noises and brings new
hearing comfort to users.
Fits all models having an
air conduction receiver and
is completely hidden from
sight when worn. People
who already have theirs say
these noise suppressors,
which act as tiny shock ab
sorbers, are really effective
and make hearing with an
aid more comfortable than
ever. One will be quickly
inserted FREE by a
trained consultant
COUNSEL CONDUCTED
BY
M. G. McCORMAC
Representing Telex, Inc., St.
Paul, Minn., and Telex
Hearinf Center, 332 S. W.
Stark St., Portland, Oregon.
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CHECK THIS SPOT FOR
Salem Business Establishments That Remain
OPEN SUNDAYS!
Ferrill's
Nursery
Shrubs pfpro for'
Jumrner planting
OPEN tO Jt SUNDAYS
Vt Mi. East of
KEIZER
Phone 2-1307
BERGS
In the
Capitol Shopping Canter
8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Every Day
GOLDEN
PHEASANT
0?lH
12NooaTlll:!l
SUNDAY
SUNDAY DINNERS
OUR SPECIALTY
tt! North Liberty
tnoao3-S79
LADD'S
MARKET
1705 S. 12th
OPEN 24
Hours Dolly, Incl. Sun.
Now . . 24 Hour Drug Service!
OPEN 8 A.M. T0 11 P.M.
AND DUTY PHARMACIST ON CALL
11 P.M. TO S A.M.
Just Phono 39123 or 42248
QUISENBERRY'S
PRESCRIPTION STORE
130 So. Liberty
Howser Bros.
Equipment
Sales li Rental Service
1185 So. 12th
Phono 1-3644
S9tffH OsTOo
Chicken in a Box
Delicious Pan Fried '
Chicken Dinners
and
Hamburgers to Go
2190 S. Commercial
bee 4-1452
Delivery Service
Open 8nnday
OPEN ON
SUNDA V
SAFEWAY
OPfN SUNDAYS
1245 2120 93S
Center Feiroresmee Rd. S. Coml
8-10 9-6 9-9
SAMI LOW PRICES ALWAYS
Pet Your Convenience
Our Store Is Open Sundays
From t Noon to 1 P.M.
FOB MISGKNCIM '
Con
S8S4S
39S79
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
lUte and Liberty Teat Pteesrretiea Iters"
LADD'S
MARKET
1705 S. 12th
OPEN 24
Hours Daily, Incl. Sun.
Senator Hotel
Coee Shop
We BaeeisJlse la
SUPER! SUNDAY
DINNERS
Open Sundays
. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,
Dolly
4:30 a.m. 9 p.m.
S.laa'a fmlw Crtfn Sll
Cerner Court ft Hlrh
Fame I-41S1
Pay less Drug Store
SERVE YOURSELF and PAY-LESS
OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. 'til 8 P.M.
PAY LESS HAS EVERYTHING
Hocker
Hardware
Ph. 37031
990 South Commercial
Wall Paper, Points and
Sporting Goods .
la known as pharmacognosy,