In The Valley
Edited y Mike Ferhc, Phone 22441 EiL 12
Jefferson
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Heiuoa tew iwHd to Jefferaoe)
and ere at sjobm ia their resi
dence on Third street formerly
ocupied by the Al Whittle fam
ily. Tha Henioiu lived aa the
Creeiubndge road.
Tha Jefferson Hone Exteaaien
Unit studying "stanpJe fcuase re
pain" wil meat for an all day
session in the city hall Friday at
10:30 ajn. Fatty Barnes act
Marv Overhelsers ara leaders.
Members will bring tack tunches
and coffee will Be servea oy ue
fcotpitality committee.
Vsllicks Cafe ia still tluaed ow
ing to the illneaa of tha proyrie
tor, V. B. Vallick, who is in the
Lebanon Community Hospital,
where he was taken Dctonber
23. He is improving But aoi
able to be up.
Stephen DeVeney. nine-year-old
ana of Mr. and Mrs. Max IX
Vaney, underwent surgery at the
Lebanon Community Hospital De
cember 21.
New Year's guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Locoey wera Mrs.
'Walton Looney, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wynd and Mr. and Mrs.
Les Shields. ,
A family dinner was enjoyed at
tha C. M. Corhrsn home on New
Year's day, it was also Mr. and
Mrs. Corhran's 44th wedding an
niversary which occurred Decem
ber 31 and Cornran a Dirinaay.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Le
Land Pittam and children ol
Knsebure. Mr. ana airs, veri
RuOhouiih and Cathy ol Milwau-
kw; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keith
of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Ulan
Cochran and sons, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Cochran.
At the Tlirea Links Club of Mt.
Jefferson lodge Tuesday night a
no host dinner was served. The
watch night party was msde for
Thursday night and also the card
party to be held December 2D.
Officers for the year 1954 are
Mrs. Olin Cox, president; Mrs.
Wslter Glsigow, vice-president;
Mrs. Harold Morrisetta, secre
tary; Mrs. Curtis Strode, treas
urer. Mr. and Mrs. Don Curtis, resid
ing on the Talbot road, are the
parents of daughter born at a
Salem hospital December 27. She
ha a sister and brother.
Ballston
Ballston Ora Rebekab lodge
met in regular session Friday
evening.
Oficers installed for the com
ing year were Haiti Brooks,
noble grand: Edna Tufford, vice
grand; Lucille Tocht, secretary,
Delia Edson, treasurer; Lime
Bissel, chaplain: Edward Miller,
conductor; Merto nBlssel warden;
A .mm UtmttMntm- tmiAm i I .cf la n
John Tocht. outside guardian: f
and Cassle Sechrist, mu.leisn.
Elena Miller, district deputy,
In. inxtalline officer and
Fred Edson marshal.
Miss Thelma McCoIluch of
Portland spent tha week-end at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. McCoIluch She
Is employed in a Portland bank.
A card party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Recce New Yesr's Eve, honoring
Mrs. Linie Bissel on her 82nd
birthday.
Attending were the honor
guest, Mrs. Bissel, Merton Bis
sel, Dee Mellema, Mr. and Mrs.
Edd Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tocht and the host and hostess.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ruce.
There will be a cake walk at
the Community hall next Satur
day evening to raise funds tor
new chairs for the hall. There
will be special prizes and a cake
will be given away.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hill attend-
ti iuneral services at Hillsboro I
last week for Mrs. Hills brother,
Ashton McGuire, who died Dec.
47
Mrs. Lilv Bowman, who has
been ill at her home the past I
inrec monins, snows very little '
change in her condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Steven-1
nn anil dlillhln nf Crmixu I
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former Ballston residents, were
here last week calling on oid Unci. juries and Laura Small, Harry j ed ln 18,12 Dv rather Adel-
friends. j ! Martin, Guy Keller, 1. II. White helm Odcrmatt, OSB, together
Mrs. Bob Gould, who is em- Viet Nam, one of lndochina' and Fredora Way were honored ' with a small group of monks
ployed at the Sheridan bakery, is thrre Associated States, holds all for January birthdays. of the SO0 ear old abbey of
enjoying a vacation at her home; hut 5.000.000 of the rrmon's es-, -rne February meeting will be ' Engelberg in Switzerland. Fa
this week. I timated 27,000,000 population. oreceded by a no-host supper. thrr Adelliclm travelled from
Announcing the
Grand Opening Tonight
of DON BRASSFIELD'S
BLUE NOTE
Dance In the Blue Note Room to the hneit Music in the
Northweit By
THE DON BRASSFIE10 QUARTIT
Maturing: tddie Wied-Piane
Jack Parker Drums
Carl Butte-Beis
VISIT THE AQUARIUM ROOM
Maturing Continental Dinners by James Dlcemes-Werid
Renown Chef formerly with New Wherry's for the last
3 year.
CMfjinal Pista Recipes Plus French and Kalian Dishes .
Dinner Served from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Dancing from 9 p.m. to i a.m.
Nightly txcept Closed Mon.
Catering te rrivale Farlies and Hanqurla of Anv Slir. ZfiU
llalSs R4. Just I minutes from lioonlown Sslrm en the
Psffas HigfcW- "''rvatlons.
Relatives siting at the George
Wilson home last week were Mrs.
Wiltons mother, Mrs. Aleck
Portv, k-jr brother. Kenneth, and
sister. Nina, all of Terrebonne.
Mrs. WiUoa accompanied them
to the beach Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meyer of
Oakland, Calif., spent bat week
at the home of Mrs. Meyer's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. i. Sechrist.
Mr. Bd Mrs. Leroy West of
Haaeburg have baea recent visi
tors at the home of Mrs. West's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. El wood
Small.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvia Johnson
and daughter, Melva, spent sever
al days in Portland bat week
visiting at the home of Mrs.,
Johnson's mother, Mrs. Lillian
Walker. , . !
Miss Alice Mellema spent the
Christmas boli'iaye st the home
of her brother. Dee Mellema.
She is a teacher employed In
the schools at Everett, warn.
Miss Elise Tsylor, Mrs. George
Gardner and Mrs. James Beece
visited the faith Convalescent
Home at Amity last week and
presented the patients with treats
from the Ballston Sew and So
cial club.
Woodburn
Woodburn Ker. Edward H.
Baldwin, pastor of the Wood-
burn Church of God, is In the
Woodburn hospital with pneu
monia. He entered the hospital
Friday. Rev. Cottier of Eastern
Oregon substituted for Rev.
Bsldwin at the Church of God
Sunday for the 11 o'clock service
and Rev. D. Lester Fields, retired
Methodist minister of Woodburn,
was in chsrge of the evening
service and will help out during
tne week.
Regular meetings of Woodburn
Chapter of DeMolay and the
Mothers' Circle will be held Wed
nesday evening, January tf, at the
Masonic Temple. Following the
business meetings, Mrs. C. H.
Ahrens andl Mra. Edwin Ostrom
will serve refreshments to the
two groups and members of the
advisory board. Norman Tyler is
master councilor of DeMolay and
his mother, Mrs. N. F. Tyler is
president of the Mothers' Circle.
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Smith
and the doctor's mother, Mrs.
Anna Smith, are leaving Wednes
day by car for a month's stay in
California. The doctor will at
tend several medical meetings in
San Francisco and they will spend
a short vacation in the southern
psrt of the state.
Unionvale
Unionvale Tha employes of
the Alderman Farms were enter-
tairaet at a party recently at the
Vh'onrale church parlor. ore
than 200 were prewnt
tnorm ' r
chestra from McMinnville pre
sented an outstanding program
and gift cards were presented.
The employes presented Mr.
Alderman with an arm chair.
Approximately 79 members
and friends attended the 7:30
p.m. New Year's Eve dinner held
at the Unionvale Evangelical
United Brethren church Thurs
day.
A congregational meeting fol
lowed with a vote to improve the
parsonage and gymnasium to the
amount of $2,000.
Work will start acxt week with
local carpenters In charge of do-
nation labor with exception of j , , Mr, M M. Ml(eei ,0 ,
aying the hardwood pecan iloor.u. , . !...,, hool. to I
in the 40x80 feet gymnasium
which will be done in February.
nniicsiua nunc biuhik Willi
heavy weatherproof interlining
Asbestos white siding with
building paper will be placed on
tha south and wast sides nf tha
parsonage and gymnasium,
Carl Kutschman, one of
the
trustees of the church, released
-Ihia rannrt Maui Va.r'i llav
ii.u -i,.ri, uhh u.k.. ...i
Philip'nf Spokane, Wash , returns
home Friday morning alter sev-
,r,i ,ay, the guesta of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis W. Magee. Rev. Robb i
I.J .k. V..T..V i-.n -u. '
BiiLi.uvii inn- suuiii rriiuwauifi
convention in semon in Port,
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farticipating Monday in the groundbreaking ceremony for1
the new seminary unit at Mt. Angel were, from left, Louis
Schmerber, architect; Very Rev. Bernard Sander, OSB, rector
of Mt Angel Seminary; Howard Kenne, general superintendent
of construction; Henry M. Mason, general contractor; Father
Patrick Meagher, OSB; Abbot Damian Jentges, OSB; Father
Sebastian, and Father James.
Ground Broken Monday
For New Seminary Unit
Mt. Angel Ground-breaking
ceremonies were held on
the hilltop at Mt. Angel Ab
bey Monday afternoon, Jan
uary 4, at 1 o'clock for the
construction of the new Semi
nary unit of Mt. Angel Semi
nary, which will begin at once.
Rt. Rev. Damian Jentges,
OSB, abbot of Mt. Angel Ab
bey, officiated at the ground'
breaking ceremonies and broke
the ground for the new build
ing. Assisting as master of
ceremonies was the Rev. Thom
as Brockhaus, OSB
Present for the ceremonies
were the Rev. Maurus Snyder,
OSB. aenior monk of Mt. An
gel Abbey, and the only sur
vivor of the original group of
monks who came In 1882 from
Engilberg, Switzerland, to
start the community of monks
here; Brother Fidelis. OSB,
senior brother at the Mon-
Macleay
Macleay Macleay Grangers
welcomed the New Year with an
all day celebration at the Grange
hall.
A no host dinner was served
at noon.
Supper was served before the
business meeting.
During the business session
Laura Small, formerly of Clat
sop county, was received as a
member by demit.
Mrs. I. H. White, reporting on
home economics work, stated that
the croup had considered book
reviews and study of flowers as
the year's study subjects.
Albert Mader, of the agncul-
tural committee, reported that
grain storage space would be a
a premium this year and tail !
export! had decreased. i
Cornelius Bateson reporting
for the legislstive committee
outlined the work of the com-:
ing congress.
Guy Keller, Maurice Keller
and Clarence Johnson were giv
en a vote of thanks for the work
done at the Grange hall.
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The program included a re-
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Pr'0" 0.r,cg0? .l?0"0" rcc!i j
st the National Grange meet by
Mrs. W. Welch, a Grange New
Year's resolution by Mrs. Harry
Martin S-.; a poem by Mrs.
Lloyd Kecne; a stunt by I. H.
White, Lloyd Beutler and Mrs.
Clarence Johnson: "Renewing of
,hl ' range Obligation for
'. narry aianin jr., aira.
Morrison and Mrs. M. M. Magee.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Keller and
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honored for wedding annivcr-,
Grand Island
Grand Island A New, Year's
Watch Niaht party with a ;30
supper was held at the home of
Mr. anil Mrs. Dale L. Kowler
Thursday evening.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Kowler. Grand Island; Mr. and
Mrs. Krscl Gunner. I'nlonvale:
Mr. and Mrs. Frrd linnicum.
Wehfoot; Mr, and Mrs. Frank
l.ee, Davs Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Claude 1'ilrher, Grand Island;
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Wiley,
Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wivell of
Shelton, Wash , who have been
gueita of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Finnicum. since Wed
nesday, left for home Saturday
morning.
Webfoot
Webfoot New Year'a day
dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Schroeder were her bro
ther, Edward Morris, of Amity;
their son, Charles Schroeder, a
veteran of World Wi? II '!
Is a student at Washington
State college at Pullman,
Wash ; and Royal Hibbe of Un
i ionvale.
THE CAPITAL JOlTtNAL, Satan. Oreeon
GROUND BROKEN FOR SEMINARY
astery; Very Rev. Bernard
Sander, OSB, rector of Mt.
Angel Seminary; Rev. Ambrose
Zenner, OSB, Seminary vice
director, and Rev. Louis Char
vet, OSB, seminary prefect of
dicipline; Rev. James Koessler,
OSB, Rev Sebastian Terhaar,
OSB, Rev. Patrick Meagher,
OSB; monks of Mt. Angel Ab
bey; faculty members and stu
dents of Mt. Angel Seminary.
Also present were Louis
Schmerber, Salem, architect;
Henry Mason, Portland, con
tractor; and Howard Kenne,
general-supervisor of the new
building to be constructed.
The new building, to cost
S600.000 will be erected direct
ly west of the present Semi
nary unit, facing the mall. De
signated to house 180 students,
it is hoped to be ready for oc
cupancy for the fall, 1994,
classes.
The structure, three ' atoried
and in Romanesque style con
forming with the present build
ings on the hilltop will be of j
reinforced concrete construe- j
tion with beige brick veneer.
red tile roof and ivory terra
cotta trim. Classrooms and
study halls will be acoustical
ly treated.
There will be 50,000 square
feet of floor space including
the full basement, to provide
administrative offices, dormi
tories and private rooms, three
reception rooms, athletic and
recreation rooms, an office and
suite of rooms for the Rector
and a suite of rooms for two
prefects.
The building will be a ml
or ,emlnary dormitory with
claroom ,pace and will nouse
al, the minr .eminairian. from
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pre nuu gm I
oe usee lor me major eemi-
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The present unit, completed '
in 1932. was designed to hold
1 75 Fturients but at the Drescnt
.turienta are en-
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ruui-u i in i iiiium jr. uuv
to lack of room, many others
had to be turned away. With
the completion of the new
building, the seminary will
have room for more than 230 I
students.
The work of educating priests
for the Catholic church has
been one of the concerns of
the monks of Mt. Angel Abbey
evcr tnctt M , rc 2 1, 1889,
wh(n the Ml Angfl Abbey
semlnarv was onened
armln"T waiopeneo,.
,
.a" Angel Ajey was luuiia- (
the Mexican border to Canada
I before he found the hilltop
which is the present site of Mt.
Angel Abbey and Seminary.:
This butte rises some 300 feet
above the Willamette Valley
level and presents a scene of
j natural beauty that has few
rivals in the monastic world.
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Silverton
Silverton Numerous vis
iting relatives with local folk
have remained lor several days
as bouse guests, w'th some not
returning to their homes until
after the New Year -week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bueh
heit of Fort Lewis divided their
time between the parents of
Buchheit, ML Angel, and her
parents, the Lee Wessons.
With the Jack Mortons were
her brother's family, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Webb and two sons,
of Renton, Wash., and Morton's
brother, Richard Morton of Sa
lem. The Robert Haggards of Sil
verton and the Orville Loes of
Sweet Home were with their
mother, Mrs. Delia Holm, and
family for holiday festivities.
The fsmilies of the Frank Ar
thurs and the Robert Arthurs
were visitors at the home of the
men, the Williams Arthurs, dur
ing the New Year and Christmas
vscations.
At the Elmer McColly home
were the members of the Rich
ard McColley family, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Johnasen (Edna
McColly) and baby, nf Eugene,
who also were with the Adolph
Johansens.
At the Lnrrn Ruchnell home I
for a pre-Christmas visit were
Mr. nd Mrs. Frank Cozine and i
Rrse Marie of Mt. Shasta. Calif. :
The families have been friends
for several years.
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As a Christmas arrival was -
the first grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Bums of Silverton,
a B'4 -pound boy, born in Eu
gene to their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph An
tica. At the Roy Gingrich home in
South Water St. were their
daughter. Miss Carol Gingrich
of Salem: the family of their
son, Mr. 'and Mrs. James Ging
rich and Mike and Geraldine,
en route to his transfer location
from Korea to Great Lakes Nav
al Base: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Fancher snd John of Sheridan,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mann of
Silverton.
At the Otis Polk home during
the holidays were Arthur Mey
eys' family of National City,
Calif., and the Ray Lewis family
of Prineville.
Silverton Local friends
have received word from Mr.
and Mr. Hoht A1Ipn fpom
Redding, Calif., stating that
they are enroute home from a
two. week's vacation as far
af JtHAt'H
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'Albany Plant
Expansion Plan
Alhanv Eoansion of the
Albany Ice l Cold Storage Co.
facilities ia indicated oy nut s
1 nouncement Monday that the
' stock and interests of Harry
Seavy in that corporation have
been purchased by Harold Arn
ii in Case, and Ken Edick
of Albany and Bussel Pratt of
Salem, who ia associated with
Edick In the Cummin gs Jrins
fer Co. here.
Details of the proposed expia
tion were not available Monday,
but Jess Savage, who retains
controlling interest and who is
president of the company, said
tbey will be worked out and an
nounced probably at the annual
meeting of the board of directors
Jair. 18.
Coincident with the above an
nouncement came word that
Kendall W. Smart, for 14 years
manager here for Swift k Co,
had been elected to manage all
operations of the Albany Ice
Cold Storage Co, including both
the Third avenue locker plant
and the storage plant on the Pa
cific highway south of the city
limits.
Four Corners
Four Corners Among the
holiday entertaining was tne i
o'clock-dinner on last Tuesday
when Mr. and Mrs. A. E. La
Rranche welcomed their rela
tives and a few friends in their
home.
For the dinner, covers were
nlaced for his sisters, Sister
Mary Gertrude and Sister Ma
ry Augustine from Mt. Angel,
his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Chowning,
Portland, and his lister, Mrs.
Sadie Tallon of Dallas and Mrs.
Tallon'e son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Car
ter' of Anchorage, Alaska.
Calling in the afternoon to
greet the visitors were Mrs.
Tallon's daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. Mary Long and
Sharon of Dallas, and tne JLa
Branche children and grand
children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tal
bot and John, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth LaBranch, Gayle and
Ann Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Don
LaBranche and Roger and Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Mooers, Steven
and Danny.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wilson
wc 1 Yu aZ. n
on New Years eve. Bidden for
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me ui -j , v.,
Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
James, Wilson all of Monmouth;
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hering and
Bob Wilson of Independence;
Mrs. Josephine Herron, Mc
Minnville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Cox, Salem.
Returning to their respective
schools this week are Miss Ver
laine Walker, who is on the fac
ulty of Sandy high school; Miss j
Ruth Clirisman, who is a mem
ber of the staff at St. Helens
elementary school, and Robert
Gilbert, who is a student at the
Medical school of the Univer-;
sity of Oregon at Portland. ;
south as Los Angeles, where
they had been holiday guests
of numerous families of near
relatives.
The Aliens had planned to '
reach their Silverton home ,
Tuesday, Jan. 5. providing
weather conditions do not hin
der them.
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VITAll Paul iitwart . Joey Wal
f Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deon.
Lona, Tommy and Patricia, re
turned this week from visit
to Mrs. Dean'! parente in Turn-
water, Wash., and other rela
tives in Olympia.
House guests in the Warren
Shrake home were Mr. end
Mra, Lloyd Robinson and Jake
and Earl Shrake all of Sand
Point, Idaho.
Visitors in the R. N. Payne
home were his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Payne from McNary, Ore. .
Mra. Oliver Rickman. will
conduct a child evangelism
class for pre-school children on
Wednesdays at 10:10 in her
home at 462 S. Elma avenue.
The class will last aa hour. All
children cf appropriate age are
welcome and Mra. Rickman
may be contacted for transpor
tation. Ernest Waters, who has been
living in the Mrs. Rosa Wood
cottage at 391S-A State St., is
moving to Salem this week.
Mild Weather
Over Most of US
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mild winter weather continued
over most of the nation Tuesday.
There were no sub-zero tempera
tures. Freezing weather durk," the
night, however, was reporteo. in
the Midwest, the mountain areas
and in the northeast part of the
country.
There were several wet spots.
Rain waa general in the Pacific
Northwest with light snow in the
mountains eastward into Western
Montana. Rainfalls in Astoria
Ore., measured more than 2 inches
in 24 hours-
Showers and thundershowers
wera reported in the middle Gulf
area with scattered light showers
northward through the middle
Ohio Valley. Heaviest falls were
in the Mississippi Delta area,
measuring nearly 2 Inches at Bur-
wood, La., and more than 1 Inch
at new urieans.
Light snow fell In Michigan, In
the Southern Lake Michigan re
gion, upper New York State and
in parts of New England. Fair
weather was reported in other
parts of the country.
Canadian Bids on
Timber Draw Protest
WASHINGTON I - Four Wash-
'"Ston s'a'e congressmen Monday
j protested an imxM by the For-
leign Operations Administration to
Canadian lumbermen to bit1 on a
10 million board feet lumber order.
The agency proposes to give the
lumucr lU r uriuusa.
The congressmen said in a letter
Canadian mills should not be per
mitted to bid. It was signed by
Reps. Tollefson. Mack, Pelly and
Weslland, all Republicans.
If Canadians are permitted
bid on the order, said Mack, they
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Tuesday, January S. 1"-"4
Harvest Crop
Of Vine Seed
Lebanon Tho harvest of vine
seed crops is nearly ended ia
this locality, reports Hal Bur
gess, local representative ol the
Desert , Seed company.
Only a few fields of squash re
main to be threshed. Normally
the operation is finished before -this
time. Bur ecu points out,
but a late planting season and
heavy fall rains hampered the
threshing this year.
Crops were spotted this sea
son, the seed expert observes.
Those planted early were well
above average, while late plant
ings made a poor show in har
vest Seeds are now being shipped
to all parts of the United States
and a number of foreign coun
tries. Burgess aid. A consign
ment of watermelon and cucum
ber seeds have been sent to Sau
di, Arabia, and next week will
see supplies of watermelon go
ing to New Zealand.
Shipments sre being sent
daily to markets in Mexico and
Canada, Burgess points out
Christian Business
Women Will Meet
Miss Helen Snider and Miss
Betty Thurmsn will be the princi
pal speakers at a dinner meet
ing of the Christian Business
and Professional Women at the
Marion hotel at 8:13 p.m. Tues
day, January 12.
Miss Snider is a former state
employe and chairman of the
local C.B. and P.W. organiza
tion. Since August, 1953, she has
represented the group as their
missionary in a small eastern Or
egon town. Miss Thursmsn, her
partner, Is from Kansas City. The
two young women will tell of
their work during the dinner.
Also on the program wjll be
Miss Margaret Peper, who will
show colored pictures taken dur
ing trips with the Chemcketans
Miss Elesnor Burton, Middle
Grove school teacher, will provide
special music.
will receive the entire shipment
because of lower stumpage, la
bor, shipping and tax costs.
Mack said the American lumber
industry has considerable unem
ployment and needs the shot in
the arm which the Formosa nd
similar government orders would
provide.
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LAST DAY!
Walking My Baby
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"Great Diamond
Robbery"
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