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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, lUlem, Qrto,
Tua7. EtrtMbw 8, 1951
Silvcrton Park Attracts
Sunday Reunion Parties
' SUverton Seven .r
tstlve groupii wuj present .t
SUverton park, Sunday.
Members of Molalla Grange
N. 110 enjoyed the day in a
dinner, fame, sports eonteiU
and visiting. Member! o the
Mullno Grange were compli
mented guert.
Conservation
For Ml. Angel
ML Angel The lint reg
nlar meeting of the board of
supervisors of the newly or
ganized Mount Angel Soil
. Conservation District was held
at the country home of Jim
Jackson.
Present were Jim Jackson,
Joseph H e n n y, William
Sehwsrtz. . and Joseph Bernt,
supervisors; Hollis Ottaway,
secretary, and John Oenlson
of the Soil Conservation Serv
Ice. Warren Sybrandt, super-
vlscr, and Edward Hammer,
treasurer, were unable to at
tend.
A program and work plan
we outlined and adopted for
the remainder cf the year,
- The possibility of draining
Hoffman' bottom, west of
Mount Angel, was discussed,
and it was decided that a re
Quest be made to the Soil Con
arvation Service for a prelim'
lnary survey to be made on
the possibilities of draining
this area This will be one of
the first problem to be on
ejortaken by the district
It was stated that an indi
- vidual farm soil survey of
all farms In this district would
begin a soon as possible.
'' Other Items approved for
this year program were: en
gineering assistance would be
made available on the solving
f individual farm drainage
problems; assistance would be
given to the construction of
irrigation reservoirs and the
building of dams; changes
from continuous (rain crop-:
ping to sod crops will be en
couraged; early seeding of
cover crops where needed Js
to be encouraged to prevent
erosion of hillsides and bot
tom lands and o prevent loss
of plant food by erosion and
leaching.
The long time objectives of
the district arc the use of each
acre of agricultural land with.
In Its capabilities and the
treatment of each acre of land
In accordance with lta needs
for protection. The planting
of sod waterways to prevent
hillside erosions will be en
couraged. It was announced thst the
Mount Angel office ' of the
foil Conservation Service
would be open by the middle
f the month.
USAIS
, . NOTICI to CBIDlTOkS
Of THS CIRCUIT COURT OF TBI
SJTAT1 OF ORBOOH FOR TUB OOONTY
OF MARION, la probata Numeer U.H3.
la the matter at the aetata at Macdalena
Sfisra Bdmleton, tfeeeaaed, nolle it h Ti
ter iIim that Paul lareaer hae Seea
Sola appelated adntlautrator at the
HUH ol leaadalena Slire KdmUUm.
elseeeeed. ay arder of the Circuit Caurl
mt the aiala at Orttoa for leerioa Coua-
T dalad Austin I, Itll. AU pouoni
kaylni clalma aselnet aald aetata ara
neretr required lo preaent aucli claims
Sutr vanned and with proper Ttrlllca-
Ilea attached to the uoderelaned at aa
H. Mich aireet. aalem, Oreton althla
ela Mentha from the deta of tttla aottee.
Iha aaraa aelnt dated and pubiuhed tor
the llrat lima Ihu nth day si Auiual,
nai.
FATIL WMHI Admlnlatralw
BTLMCR M. AMUNDaON.
Attorney tor the Siteta
Bate at llrat publication, Auru.it it. ml.
Data si laet publication, September SI,
laee.
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The Lawrence Wurdinger
family met in reunion at the
city park for the day.
Present from Woodburn
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wurdinger and Lawrence and
Marjorie, and Char'.es Drea-
sen of Silvcrton, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Steffen and children;
from Mt Angel, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Browning, Mr. and
Mrs. Grosjacques and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Grelner
and children; the family of
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lulsy;
from Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Browning and fam
ily; and from Tacome, Wash.,
the family of the Leo Brown-
nigs.
Special guests were Miss
Dorothy Kimllnger and John
Daman.
Spending a portion of the
day, Sunday, at the city park
were Mr. and Mrs. A. Hayes
of Woodburn, and their Labor
day week-end house guests
the family of their daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lewis and
Lynn and Ronnie of Centra
11a, Wash.
A picnic day's pleasure
were enjoyed by relative In
eluding from Silvcrton, Miss
Luzetta Day and her father,
B. J. Day, and Mr. and Mr.
Norman Naegll and children
from Canyonvllle, the family
of the Wade Worthington
from Molalla, Belle Richards,
M. Wilbur, M. T. Day and
Mrs. Fenton Harleas; from Mt
Angel, the family of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Ross; snd from
Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Batum and family.
From Portland en route to
the State Fair, were Elmer
Burch, Lillian McDonald, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bishop and Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Wheeler.
A Urge representation from
the- Assembly of God church
of SUverton, arranged a pic
nle following the morning
worship hour, complimenting
Mr. and Mrs. B. Plummer
and children of - Herlang,
Calif., former local member
of the congregation. Plum
mer is a federal employ In
ordnance work.
Twenty-six members of the
Yoder family were present in
reunion Sunday, enjoying
the day's social and sports
program.
From Hubbard were Mr.
and Mrs. Eianity Yoder, Mr.
and Mra. Loney Yoder and
grandson, Johnnie Yoder;
irorn fjanby, Mr. and Mra.
Harold Yoder and Mardell,
Anita, Shiela and Gregory,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yoder
and Rebecca and Rachel; from
Barlow, Mr. and Mr. Lee
Yoder and Beverley and Rod
ney and Darlene Height; from
Winton, Calif., were Mr. and
Mr. Percy Heyerley and two
sons, Wayne and James, and
Mell Heyerley and daughter,
Ruth; and from Aurora, Mr.
and Mrs. Adams Miller. .
INSPECT FARM POND
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Portland Chamber of Commerce members and offi
cials and Izaak Walton League examine the farm pond
of Oscar Leo, near SUverton. The group spent Thursday
afternoon touring many similar pond in the SUverton
area, and in the evening attended a no-host banquet at
the Silvcrton Chamber of Commerce. Jack Binford, Ore
gon IWLA president, spoke on the benefits of farm ponds
to fish, game, and conservation resources.
Keizer
'Keizer The meeting of the
Keizer Cub Mothers club will
Sweet Home Building
Permits $154,725
Sweet Home A total of
$154,723 in improvement per
mits during the month of Aug
ust netted the city 1407.80 in
fee according to building In
spector Bill Reed.
Among the Improvements
listed were high school add!
tions, two new residences, one
garage, three additions to
homes, one car-port, and one
garage.
be held Tuesday, September
19, at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Douglas White, 693
Wayne. Discussion will be led
by Mrs. George McCormick on
How and Why of Cub Scout
Scouting." Any boy eight
yeara old who wish to become
a Cub Scout should attend.
son Billy of Mehama have been
staying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. O. Payton, 689
Churchdale avenue. They have
been helping in the bean har
vest.
A family gathering was held
recently at the home of Mr.
and Mr. W. P. Conboy, 803
Cummings Lane. Guests were
Mrs. Conboy 's sister, Mrs.
Dora Sanders of Junction City,
Kansas; her nieces and neph
ews, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mea-
dor of Kansas City, Missouri;
Mrs. Laverne Summers of Ne
vada, Missouri; Mr. snd Mrs.
C. Brown of North Bend,
Ore.; Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Tay
lor and Steve of Redding,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill
and children, Ronnie, Bill and
Chert Lynn of Proeser, Wash.;
theif children and grandchil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Stratum, MarUyn and Lee of
Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Breneman, Joan Teddy
and Jack of Keizer and Mr. and
Mr. A. D. Breneman of Mill
City.
Gueit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Mogster, 605
Cbemawa road, are Mra. Mog
ster's aunt and uncle, Dr. and
Mrs. Vera W. Ritter of Santa
Rosa, Calif.
Rex Simc haa returned from
a two-week vacation in Eu
gene. While there he went on
a fishing trip on the McKen
zie and returned home with a
catch of 60 fish. Rex la the
son of Mrs. Griffin, owner of
the Modette in Keizer.
Mrs. Lawrence Doerfler was
hostess at a farewell party at
her home at 5068 Roblndale
drive for Mrs. Max Deltrick
and children, Susan, Dale and
Julenne, of 5060 Robindale
drive on Thursday, Sept. I.
Guest invited to bid farewell
were Mrs. Richard Vincent and
children Laurie and Mary Kay;
Mrs. Lloyd Coon, Mrs. Jack
Gartz and daughter Lynn; Mrs.
William Braasch, Mr. Law
rence Feldschau and children,
Mary Ellen and Johnny; Mrs.
Tom Deal and daughter Carol;
Mra. John Collin; Mrs. Dar
rell Gilchrist and son Dennis;
Mrs. John Klein; Mrs. Roger
Ritchey and sons Steve and
Read; Mrs. J. L. Crouch; Mrs.
Kenneth Nellson snd children
Jerry and Carol; Mrs. E. B
Esbenshsde; Mrs. T. V. Ryan
and Mrs. Ones S. Olson, and
the hosless, Mrs. Doerfler and
son Jerry and Donnie. As
sisting Mrs. Doerfler st the
lunch hour wss Mrs. Gilchlrst
and Mrs. Feldschau.
Mr., and Mrs. Deitrich and
children will move on August
8 to their new home in Pasco,
Wash., where Mr. Deitrich is
vice president and manager of
a new bank called the Mid
Columbia Bank of Pasco. Mr.
School Delayed
At Mt. Angel
Mt. Angel Mount Angel
schools have postponed the
opening dates on week from
Sept 14 to Sept. 21.
The change was ordered after
a committee of berry and bean
growers met with school offi
cials and explained that the
lateness of the growing season
would make it impossible to
have the majority of the crops
harvested by the middle of the
month. ,
St Mary's giade school will
hold registration all day Fri
day, Sept. 18, and classes are
slated to open the following
Monday, Sept. 21, at 9 a. m. The
hot lunch program will start
the same day.
Registration for Mount An
gel Women's College snd Acad
emy day students wUl be on
Fridsy, Sept. 11, from 7.00 to
9:00 p. m. and on Saturday,
Sept. 12, all day after 10:00
a. m. Classes will (tart on Mon
day, Sept. 21.
Mount Angel Preparatory
School will register students all
day until 5:00 p. m, on Friday
and Saturday, Sept 18 and 19,
and start classes on the morn
ing of Monday, Sept 21.
St. Mary's Parochial School
will hold registration Sept Zl
from 9:00 s. m. to 11:30 a. m.
Psrents registering beginner
are asked to bring the child's
birth or baptismal certificate.
Children must be six yesr old
by or on Nov. 13. No exeep.
tions will be made.
There are few dangerou
rock in Chesapeake Bay.
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Deitrich was formerly a.tso
dated with the State Banking
Department in Salem.
Moving into their new home i
at 5088 Robindale Drive over i
the week-end
Mrs. Wayne Coll
chUdren. Mr. Collins is asso
ciated with the Willamette
Valley Bank on State St.
Mrs. Gordon Gettis was host
ess to the missionary society
of the Faith Lutheran church
at her home on Newberg drive
on Thursday, September 2.
Rec. Holmquist, pastor of the
Faith church, showed slide.
Present were Mrs. Gaylord
Hibbs, Mrs. Harold Swenby,
Mr. Sam Brass, Mr. Roger
Morse, Mrs. Harry Goodrich,
Mrs. Oacar BJerke, Mra. George
Holmquist, Mrs. Oscar Phillips
and Mr. Jame Lakie and the
hostess Mrs. Gettis. Co-host-ett
with Mrs. Gettis was Mrs.
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