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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salcn, Oriren
Tuesday, Aorost 25, 1953
Gooding Family
Woodburn The 2 lit an
nual reunior of the Gooding
family wai held at Settlemler
park in Woodburn with 54 pre
enL Hosts were the children
of Elizabeth Gooding Glatt.
Ray and Adolph Glatt of
Woodburn and Crescentia
Glatt Dimmer ' of Lakeview,
Waih.
Since the meeting lait year,
four new member, have been
added to the family group
Bruce John Gustafson, born
Nov. 20, 1952. the son of Dor
othy Dell and Walter Gustaf
son of Spokane; Ceclle Ann
Wilson married to Charles Paul
Gooding, Nov. 23, 1SS2; Connie
Air Force to
Drop Reservists
Washington W The Air
Force will have to drop about
6,600 reserve officers, it says,
regardless of whether some of
them may be inconvenienced
by early return to civilian life.
About 12,500 reserve officers
wil be let out in the next 60
days, with an estimated 6,000
ending their service voluntar
ily, to make way for young
men coming out of the Reserve
Officers Training Corps pro
gram. The Air Force an
nounced several weeks ago thi t
the action would be necessary.
Air Force spokesman said
last night they have received
reports that an undetermined
number of reserve officers be
ing dropped will be put to some
personal Inconvenience. But
they said no way out of the
difficulty has been found un
der current strength ceiling
and the obligation to make
room for ROTC graduates.
Carol Curtis Pattern
Reap Blf Indians! A fin thir
teen Inches, atandtnir in their
hlta felt mocunlns, are this In
dian alrl and her brave brother!
And colorful wru, what's an In
dian doll If ties not dreamt in
blight, sunny colors well trimmed
with beads? The boy ha brilliant
yellow felt trousers, magenta
Trimmed, a classy brad necklace,
blue headbard with a purple
feather, black wool hair. Sister In
dian wears a printed red calico
skirt, light blue over-tunic, has
an important bend glirtle, smart
blue felt Headband. Bodies are
made of cinnamon-colored cot
ton, features are embroidered.
Send SOr for the BROTHER
and SISTER INDIAN DOLLS
(Pattern No. 1791 all cutting
pieces on chart, sewing, stuffing,
embroidering Irutnictloiw YOUR
NAME. ADDRESS. PATTERN
NUMBER to CAROTj CURTIS.
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14. Short latter
II Hill
IT. Notion
15. Kind oi soots.
Is. Parent's
brother
SI. Average
tX Eagle's nest
24. Hindu
woman's
garment
21. Roman date
II. Put with
13. Jubilant
14. Snuggle
s sua
17. Citv In
Nevada
39. Acute
40. Mikt believe
41 Famous
Italian
family
44. Vigilant
4. Kind of duck
f0. Information
W. Everlasting
duration
St. Scent
fJ. Too bad
M. Female saint:
ahbr.
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M. Nothing
more than
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Holds Reunion
Louise Cavagnarro, born Dee.
Z9, 1B5Z. daughter of Mary AI
Ice and Virg Cavagnarro of
Portland, a id Dwight Pool,
married to Nancy Dimmer June
7, 19S3 at Lakeview, Wash.
Officers for the next year,
all of whom were re-elected
are Jim Gooding of St. Paul
president; Annie Davidson, St.
Paul, first vice president; Will
Gooding of Aurora, second vice
president: Mrs. Ray Glatt of
Woodburn, secretary-treasurer.
The president was authorized
to appoint other officers if ne
cessary. ! For next year an invitation
was extended by Will Gooding
and Paul Gooding, representing
the children of George Good
ing and Will Gooding, Eva Den
tel and Paul Gooding, to meet
with them near Aorora, the
time and place to be designated
by the host committee, lne in
vitation was accepted.
Present for the reunion were
Jim Gooding, Jacqueline and
Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gooding. St. Paul and thclr
eranddaughter, Sandra, of Tex
as: Miss Alice Davidson of
Portland; Phil Adam Gooding
Bethel; Larry. Jcrrilyn and
Ronnie. Mt. Angel; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Gooding, Wayne,
Billy, Janice, St. Paul; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Gooding and Vernon,
Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Davidson, St. Paul ; Mr. and
Mrs. Will Gooding, Aurora:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul
Gooding, Aurora; Mrs. Rose
Gooding and Henry Ernst, St
Paul: Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Davidson and Jane, Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gooding
and Colleen. St. Paul; Miss,
Shirley Gooding, Wilder, Ida
ho; Dr. and Mrs. Kelso Draper.
St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Brain, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Gooding, Mary Lou, Caro
lyn, Sally and Margaret, Port
land; Miss Evelyn Draper and
Dave Cetslnger; Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Glatt, Mr. and!
Mrs. Adolph Glatt and Daryl
of.Woodburn, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Dimmer of Lakeview,
Wash.
HAT 2952 SIZES It, n.' II. 22
School Belles! Utile lassies' will
love this pleated Jumper, weaklt
and blouse Scotch styled In vel
veteen and clan pialds. It's s fab
ric saving school set!
No. 3936 Is cut In sizes J. 4.
6. a. Size 4: Wesklt and suspender
skirt, 1 ' yds. M-ln. Blouse takes
l' yds 35-in.
No. 2052, Hat set In sizes 19 30,
31, 23-ln, (Two separate patterns).
Send SOc for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Style Number and
Sire. Addre.u PATTERN BU
REAU.' Capital Journal. 6SJ Mis
sion evreet. San Francisco 6. Calif
Solution ef Yesterday's Pubis
I Mm of
floating Ice
4. Sleeple
ft. Seed holder
6. About
T. Gull-like
bird
I. Old-
womanish
I. Temperate
10. Su Timer:
French
11. Exnanse of
water
II. Send
payment
SO. Container
:. Military
uustant
34. Unoccupied
ii. Home of
Adam
and Eve
:. Slave
37. Medicinal
plant
IS. Healer
30. Son of Seta
M. Sea bird
J5. Meature
of yam
38. Stinging
weed
4!. Look
ancrlly
41 Concise
45. Paper
measure
4T. Plait
48. Feminine
name
49. Cereal
sra-es
M Period
I. Bintle
43. Attentioa
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Off.
Moose Killed in
Truck Collision
Fairbanks, Alaska, W A
moose and a truck collided on
Airport Road in the city limits
here and the wrecker picked
up the moose tor a change
the truck was able to leave
under its own power.
John' Stephl said he was
going about 40 miles an hour
when he struck the moose. The
animal was tossed on the hood
and struck a horn through the
windshield.
The wrecker took the one
thousand pound, 3-year-old
bull, who had died of a broken
neck, to Fish and Wildlife
Service headquarters where
the animal was dressed and
given to Fairbanks charitable
Institutions.
Willamina
Willamina Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Coddington were given
a house warming last week by
members of the VFW and aux
iliary. They were presented a
gift from the 20 members pres
ent. A special meeting of the
Civic club was held last week
at the home of Mrs. Ray Mor
rison, president. Mrs. Rurik
Hendrickson was appointed
. program chairman for the com
ing year, and Mrs. Virgil Heid
er finance chairman. It was
voted to have the meetings in
the basement of the Lutheran
church in the future.
Miss Jeannine O'Reilly was
given a surprise bridal shower
this week by Mrs. Johnny
Johnson. Guests bidden to hon
or here were Mrs. O. K. O'
Reilly, Mrs. George Hendrick
son, Mrs. Bill Felton, Mrs.
Dwight Hadley, Mrs. Dorothy
Barrigar. Mrs. Pete Reynolds,
ROOM ft BOARD
AHM.AH BUT, CHATMOCE,
WHAT DO VOU INTEND DOING
with the campsite xxi
wOn in a bfan-guessim;
contest? voupe not the
OUTDOOR TVPE FC? CAMPinG
OR ROUGHING IT- AND
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SLEEPY PINE SIOPFS?
1 1
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Mrs. Glen Mageri, Mrs. Gen
Thompson, Mrs. Fred -Johnson,
and Mrs. LeRoy Leathers co
hostess. Sending gifts were
Miss Donna Newkirk and Mrs.
Glenn Burgess.
The VFW auxiliary held a
past presidents' tea at the VFW
hall this veek. Those attendinf
were past presidents Bea Cur
ry, Lois Krauthoefer and
Georgia Rasmussen, and Addie
Curry, Alice Wahus, Velma
Alley, Nancy Coddington, Mar
Jorie Lenaburg, Efie Morrison,
and past district president Ver
nTa Butler of McMinnville.
Alvin L. Pulley, seaman,
USN, has completed a tour of
combat duty in the Far East
aboard the aircraft carrier USS
Philippine Sea. He was gone
for nine months. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Pelkey of near Sheridan.
U. S. Representative Walter
Norblad was guest speaker of
the Kiwanis meeting last week.
The meeting was also attended
by several McMinnville Ki
wanians and Sheridan business
men.
Mrs. Louis Franks, state gar
den club president from Red
mond, Ore., was guest speaker
lata week at the meeting of the
community garden club. Guests
were present from the Dallas,
Sheridan and Willamina gar
den clubs.
Following the meeting, re- .
freshments were served with
Mrs. Esther Fawk and Mrs. S.
A. Rumrlll pouring. Mrs. I. J.
Green won the prize. A total of
39 ladies attended the meeting.
JAPAN TO IMPORT OIL
Tokyo () Two of Japan's
leading business firms are
planning to import Iranian oil
in exchange for oil tankers,
Kyodo reported Tuesday. Rep
resentatives of the companies
will leave Tokyo August 28
for Iran to negotiate the bar
ter plan.
By Altera
ITS ?S MILES NORTH CP
HERE-BUT I DON'T INTEND
TO KEEP THE CAMPSITE'
I'VE 6?EN OFFFBFDs'7'V,
FOR it- Only I'D bathfb
SELL THE LOT TO SOMEONE
CLOSER TO HOME-LIKE
lOU. FOR INSTANCE
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