Part io
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Bale. Oregon
Wednesday, December t, IMS .
Soil Group to Chart Program
Mt. Augel Preliminary
plain for the first annual
meeting of th Mount Angel
Soil Conservation Diftrlct to
ba held In Mount Anfel
round Jan. 13 were made at
the regular monthly meeting
t Vie Board of Supervisors of
the Mount Angel Soil Conser
vation District held Friday
vening, Dec. 4, at the dist-
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rlct office la Mount AngeL.
Chairman Jim Jackson pre
sided at the meeting. It was
decided that the office hours
for the Mount Angel office
will be to s.m. Mondsy
through rridsy. Anyone wish
ing to call at the office should
do so at this time. Phono calls
can ba mad at this time. The
phone number for this office
Is Mount Angel, Bed 71.
The office personnel will
spend most of Its time In the
field, which is tne reasoa for
i restricted office hours.
i A number of requests lor
assistance were reviewed. All
of the requests were approved.
Truman Massee reported
that he has made soil survey
of tlOO acres In the district
A great part of this was made
In the Hoffman slate west of
Mount Augel.
A chart guide was set up as
general conservation guide
for the individual sou cape
bllity maps being made up for
the land owners la the Mount
Ansel district
Soil sample cartons will be
available In the Mount Angei
office for those wishing a
soil fertility test made. These
teste ere necesisry for those
wishing asslstsnce la the r.M.
A. lime program.
Ban Shipments
Of Cull Potatoes
Portland (ff) Shipment of
cull potatoes from producing
areas has been banned by the
Oregon-California marketing
agreement committee, Merrill
Webb, committee manager, re
ported Monday.
Producing areas effected by
the ban Include Jefferson,
Crook, Deschutes, Lake end'
Klamath coutles In Oregon and
Siskiyou and Modoc counties
la California.
Webb said that the order re
sulted from discovery that cull
potatoes shipped for livestock
feed bad been diverted to
other markets.
NEW COSTUME
Debra Paget wears cos
tume "the Johnston office
hssn't okayed yet" during
break In shooting scene of
"Princess of the Nile." Deb
ra is going all-out to prove
she can be sexy. She al
ways played Innocent girl
roles in the movies. Cos
tume Is composed of 60
pounds of ehalns which do
little to obstruct the view.
(AP Wirephoto.)
Cornwell Heads
Woodburn Masons
Woodburn Charles B.
Cornwell elected Worshipful
Master of Woodburn Lodge
No. 108. A.F.&A.M. at the an
nual election of officers Mon
day night, Dec. 7. He succeeds
Earl C. Houseweart.
Other elective officers
imd ara Perev H. Seely.
uii warrirtv Gall Wensen-
rotb, junior warden; Lewis H.
Paulson, re-eiectea uessurer
and Frank F. Proctor, re-elect-
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Execution Stay
For Polygamisfs
Klagmsa, Arts. W A
Judge's angry words echoed
for e lonely group of men who
headed home Tuesday to emp
ty Short Creek, a town with
echoes of its own.
The XI leaders of the up
rooted polygamy colony were
flven a "stay of execution" af
ter pleading guilt te charges
of conspiracy.
- Imposition of sentence was
suspended until Dee. 1, 1834,
by Superior Court Judge Rob
ert A. Tullar with this ten
warning:
A violation by any of you and
the Individual will be sentenced
to prison."
Legal wives will be permit
ted to Join their husbands at
Short Creek. But polygamous
wives will not, oa threat of le
gal action by the state. All of
their children now ere forbid
den from return Inf. Bute's at
torneys Indicated a way might
be found to keep the children
with their mothers, however.
Cooley Names to
Silverton Board
ilvertoa XhoUa Cooley
has been appointed by Harry
tarson, mayor oi suverton, as
a member of the Silverton
library board, waa announced
Saturday, to serve for a term
of four years.
Other library board mem
bers are Mrs. Glenn Briedwell,
Mrs. Reber Allen, Mrs. Charles
Hoyt and Mrs. Xrnest L. Starr.
At the past week's meeting
of the board, the members ex
pressed e desire to see the new
library building completed by
August of the coming year, as
a centennial observance.
, ' Keizer
ed secretary for the 25th year.
Appointive officers will be
announced later.
Installation will be at a
closed session the next regular
meeting night, Dec. 21, with
Harlow C. Dixon, a past wor
shipful master; as the Instal
ling officer.
Kaiser The Junior Hi-Y
group of Kelser has been very
active this falL The members
of the group are: Doa Vejlu
pak, David Refuse, Keith Kil
day, Gerald Pttxke, Frank
Dodson, Richard Murphy,
Charles Relnwald, Danny Ad
ams, - Marvin Morey, Dick
Klines, Ronnie Weathers, Hal
Cowan, Larry Holden, Ray
Sprague, Michael Croat, Max
Landon, Chris Johansen, Lar
TV Cummlngs, Dwlght Rein'
wald, and their leader Is Fred
H. Relnwald.
Two new members taken in
at lndustlon were Larry Cum'
minis snd Dwlght Relnwald.
They have entertained a Ju
nior Hi-Y group from Port
land.
They visited the capital,
had s swim et the YMCA, had
lunch together, and ended the
day with a football game.
These boys are to sell
Chrlstmss candy for their
group.
Troop 41, Scouts of Keller,
went on an overnight camp
ing trip to Helmlek atata park.
This trip was to help the boys
of Tenderfoot rsnk to make
second class. They were:
Gary Nopp, Rllle McCormick,
Gary McNall, Jlmmle Hum
phries and John Rohrer.
Jerry Hawley, Terry Copley,
and Bob Hawley made the
trip with them. The boys
made a five-mile hlge, cooked
their own food over open
camp -fires, and came back I
Sunday for an initiation..
Mr. Hawley has asked to be
relieved as scoutmaster.
Members of the troop com
mittee ere Charles Ronk,
chairman; Robert Copley,
Rolf Gilbertson, Vera Billings,
Msrvln Blsck, or Roger Hsw-ley.
The winner et the Modette
prize Ssturdsy was Goldie
Yukor, former owner of the
shop.
Pistol Match Won by
Salem Reserve Unif
Salem's Marine Corps Re
serve unit. Third IBS mm. gun
battery, this week received
the results from its sixth pistol
and sixth 'rifle match with
other Marine Reserve units in
the district
The Salem team won the
pistol match with a score of
10. The score of its oppo
nent, the teem from the (8th
special iafsntry company.
BeUingham, Waih., was gtl.
Top scorer for the Salem Ma
rines was LL William T. Bald
win. His score was 242.
In the rifle match the Sa
lem team was defeated by the
Second 1SS mm gun battery of
Zugene, - with team's score
1.T1I, while the score of the
Salem tesm was I.B78. Tech
Sgt. Ted White wss the high
score man for Salem, with a
score of 156.
Salem'a Marines have won
three of the six rifle matches
and four of the six pistol
matches in which they hsve
participated this year.
National forests cover more
then a million acres in North
Carolina.
Woodburn Jersey!
Make High Records
Two registered Jersey cows
owned by James B. Dougherty.
Woodburn, Ore, have received
special recognition for out
standing production records
made on Herd Improvement
Registry test.
Remus Lad's Bstsy produced
1,191 lbs. milk containing 432
lbs, butterfst at two years and
one month of age, snd June's
Lady Bug produced (,282 lbs.
milk containing (46 lbs. but
terfst at the ege of three years
and nine months.
The official tests were made
under the supervision of Ore
gon State college for the Amer
ican Jersey Cattle dub, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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