Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, September 02, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

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    Wednesday, September J, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orecra
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Abbot to Hear
Solemn Vows
Mt. Angel Ob September 8
at 8:30 a.m two young monks
of Mt. Angel Abbey will be
professed in Solemn Vows.
The two monks, Frater Leo
Rimmele. O.S3.. and Frater
Augustine De Noble, O.S.B
entered the novitiate of Mt.
Angel Abbey in August of
1949 and were professed in
Simplt vows. Sept 8, 1990.
- In the absence of Rt. Rev.
Abbot Damian Jentges, O.S.B.,
Coadjutor Abbot of Mt. Angel
Abbey, who is now in Rome
attending a meeting of all
Benedictine Abbots, Rt. Rev.
Abbot Thomas Meier, O.S.B.,
will pontificate at tha Mass
and will receive the profes-;
sion of Solemn Vows.
Frater Leo Rimmele was j
born Oct 22, 1929, and is the
son of Mrs. Stella Rimmele of
Los Angeles. He is the nephew
of Father Francis , Burger,
O.S.B., who at the moment is ,
the assistant pastor of Sacred i
Heart ihurch, Tillamook.
Frater Augustine De Nobla
was bom Oct. 35, 1925, and is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis M. De Nobla of Tillamook,
Oregon. '
The profession ceremonies
will be held in the Mt. An
gel Abbey chapel. Sept 8
will be the silver jubilee et
the profession of vows ef
Father Gabriel Morris, Michael
ReiUy, Raphael Bluemmel and
Urban Keber, all of Mt. An
'gel Abbey. Also celebrating
his silver Jubilee of vows is
the Rt. Rev. Abbot Eugene
Medved, O.S.B., Abbot of
Westminister Abbey, British
Columbia, Canada. Abbot Eu
gene was formerly a monk of
Mt. Angel, and was sent to
British Columbia in 1939 to
help make the, new foundation
of Westminister Priory Re
cently Westminister Priory
was elevated to the status and
dignity of an Abbey.
Livingston School
Opening Sept. 8
Plans are being completed
for the opening of Livingston
school, one of 4,325 operated
throughout the world by tha
Seventh Day Adventist de
nomination. School wlli begin
ivcsy day.1 a
DOG
DAYS ARE HERE
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The dog housing problem has grown to perplexing pro
portions for Eugenia Somen, Route 1, Box 222, Mon
mouth, in the Cooper Hollow district. .Miss Somers had
more than 75 dogs a month ago when she started dis
posing of them. She placed 25 of them in good homes
during a month,' but in the meantime 37 more puppies
were - born. Among the dogs are coon hounds, setters,
Irish spaniels, toy collies, Spanish cockers, and just plain
mutts. The food bill for the dogs was"$131 last month.
Miss Somers is disposing of the dogs to return to work
as a school teacher. Top photo shows Miss Somers with a
small group of her dogs. Lower photo shows the Somers
home.
Sept. 8 with an estimated en
rollment of 60 pupils.
Alton Libby la the new prin
cipal. He is a graduate of
Walla Walla college. His wife,
Mrs. Libby; Mrs.' Winters and
Miss Antoinette Dezevsky com
plete the faculty.
Tha teachera must meet the
same requirements as public
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animal in historic times ex
cept in some instances where
domestic animals have gone
wild.
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Indian Office
Slated lo Go
Helena. Mont Mon
tana's Intertribal Policy Board
hai asked abolishment of the
Federal Indian Bureau'! office
at BUlings.
State Rep. Dave Hilglni (R..
Glacier), board chairman, said
removal of the bureau'! direc
tor, Paul Fickenger, alio hai
been asked.
Hlggins said the board's re
auest went to President Eisen
hower, Secretary of Interior
Douglas McKay and Indian
Commissioner Glenn L. Em
mons.
Quoted In the resolution is
a statement by McKay at
Browning last July IB:
"I do not like the area of
fices myself. . I do not think
the area office does much good
for the Indian. In the first
place, I believe the Indians
should be treated like 'peo
ple.1 "
The board said retention of
Fickenger "in any position in
the India Bureau would be a
direct affront to the Indian
people of Montana."
Another resolution by the
board protested the introduc
tion and passage by Congress
of a measure directing Secre
tary McKay to liquidate af
fairs of the Flathead Tribe of
Western Montana.
HEARING AT HILLSBORO
Hillsboro W) Army Engi
neers will 'conduct .a hearing
here Wednesday on the pro
posed 37 million dollar Tuala
tin . Basin development pro
gram. Your
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Phone
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Short Cut
To Relieve
Toothache
Cashing. Okla. 4JJ A
will -dressed sua entered a
hardwire store here yester
day and asked for a pair .f
pliers. He examined a pair,
opened hie moat, fastened
the pliers ante a tooth and
gave three yanks.
The store staff and twe
amased customers watched
hlaa nonchalantly replace tha
pliers. "It was killia' ne,M
he said.
Film World to
Honor Great
Hollywood W) The movie
Industry is taking the first
steps to honor its great in a
hall of fame to be erected at
a cost of more than two million
dollars. . I
President Jean Hersholt of
the Motion Picture Relief Fund
announced yesterday that the
project envisions a museum of
ferlng "the only complete col
lection of Industry properties
and relics of our trade," as
well as niches of honor for out
standing actors and industry
leaders. '
Hersholt said that the
MPRF's Executive Committee
and Board of Trustees have
completed a financial study
and appointed a committee to
select possible sites for the mu
seum, whose profits will go to
the relief fund.
...who can show you
how to keep your home
warm and comfortable,
yet spend less money
for fuel!
Your Housewarmer is more than a fuel
salesman or deliveryman. Comfort ia his
business, and he knows that your comfort
depends on more than just a full fuel tank.
So he not only sells and delivers, but makes
it his job to take over all your heating
problems.
For example, your Housewarmer will tell
you how to save fuel by keeping humidity
up in your home. He knows that when the
humidity's around 40t it Hakes lota less
fuel to keep you warm. '
Saving you money and keeping you com
fortable are part of the Housewarmer'a
service as much a part as the quality fuels
Crowfoot Prexy
Sues for Pay
Lebanon A late develop
ment of the Crowfoot school
district No. 81 dispute between
a former principal and a ma
jority of the board of directors.
appeared on Aug. 20 with the
filing ef a $3804 claim against
the district by Clare Price, the
principal.
Price alleges he was em
ployed as principal of the
Crowfoot school in March,
1949, and was given a contract
dated April 23, 1949.
Then on Sept. 3 of the same
year, the complaint avers, the
board discharged Price and
cancelled his contract, all
without a hearing and without
presentation of reasons.
Thereafter; Price claims, he
tried vainly to seek another
position and on Nov. I, 1950,
presented to the board a de
mand for an audit and a claim
for the salary he asserts he
should have received for the
school year, namely $3804.
Price asserts nothing was
dune about the audit but that
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plat that resists decay, net
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child's water, milk, or Juieo at home. Now Uwy eaa have a
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teeth, with far less tooth cavities. D-H Fluorine available at
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finally on Sept. S3, 1992, be
received a letter through legal
counsel for the school district
asserting that the district was
not indebted to him in any
amount.
In the complaint. Linn coun
ty school district 89C is named
defendant Inasmuch as since
the discharge of Price the
Crowfoot and Waterloo dis
tricts have been consolidated
under that designation.
Subsequent to his discharge.
Price brought suit in circuit
court in Albany charging de
famation of character against
Lawrence Parker, then a mem
ber of the Crowfoot board, but
his damage plea was denied
by the Jury.
Cop Praised
By Army Wife
San Francisco UJB Mrs.
Lyle Cook wrote Police Chief
Michael Gaffey expressing
gratitude to an unidentified
San Francisco motorcycle cop
who changed a flat tire on her
car so her Army officer hus
band wouldn't have to get his
jut temporarily but with results
your
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he carries: Standard Furnace Oil witH
Thermisol, and Standard Stova OiL
Why not plan an early appointment to meet
the Housewarmer in your neighborhood?
All you have to dd is call your Standard
Heating Oil Distributor or local Standard
Oil Office.
BGSlElmiJlJ
MO. O-fcPoVT
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uniform soiled. '
Mrs. Cook said she was driv
ing her husband to the airport
here one recent warm day
when they had the flat
"My husband s light tropical
uniform made it impossible for
him to change the tire if he
was to arrive in Washington la
presentable condition," Mrs.
Cook said. "I was trying 'to
change the tire myself when
the officer arrived and. seeing
our predicament, changed. tha
tire for us.
Of U. S. eyeglass users I.I
per cent are 8 to 14 years
old; 1S.1 per cent IS to 14;
31.1 per cent 29 to 44; 38J
per cent 43 to 64 and It per
cent over 69.
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