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THE (PtlL JOURNAJ?
Sfftm, CfKof, Monday, November 21, 1953
Santiam Co-op
Reports Large
; Sales for Year
STAYTON - Salts totaling tni:
.171. AS lor the past ear,ere re
vealed when Manager M. J. Mar-
-(in made hit annual report at the
, meellni of the Santiam Farmer'!
Co-op. recently, ia Slaj-ton grade
School cafeteria.
Makins up lhi tnlal were' tv .
172.47 from lecd, seed and fclti
Biers; tlM.M4.3l Iroir hunt v. .
farm machinery, etc.: IM.I7? 47,
petroleum, and $295.314 .30. market
er tales. Total distributed to cc
'operative members was ts.ofl 86.
There are approximately 3500 mem
bera in the co-operative which was
termed in 194V
Payroll lor the year ending in
June wat $.'7.904.56. Property tax
paid wat i3.207.C4.
Directors elected were John
Baal, Fred Hottinjcr and Arthur
fiandner. The board will elect of
ficers at a meeting Monday even
ing. November 31.
" Speakers from the Pacific Sup
ply company of Portland were
Charles Starrer and Bruce Strac-h-
n. Bud Miner, representing the
Cockshutt Machinery company,
was another speaker.
Preparing and serving the dinner
were Mesdamcs M. J. Martin. L.
A. Popplrton, Joseph Wolf and
Wary Welter.
Mrs.
NOta ON TUB NEWS 8
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TollDialin
Subjejtt of
. Phone Meet
Students Plan
Tuesday Recital
-ii-
"People get thankful
turkeys."
at -Thanksgiving because they're not
Grow Up or You'll Lose Your
Boy Friend, Dorothy Says
Another recital in the 1BSS-M
Student Series will be held Tues
day, November 22, at 3 p m. in
the recital hall in the Willam
ette College of Music.
The program will include piano
The Oregon Independent Tele-, selections by Sandra Nickel and
phone association will hold iym-!M,r' .s,,out- Eric Smith will play
i . .. L.I.I ; c l,h v'l'. accompanied by Bar-
potium at the Marion hotel in Sa-,bjr, fniui pjtn Tw0
lem, December 3 and 3, on the sub- selection! by a trio. Army Jo
ject of customer toll dialing. Blumberg, violin: Marilyn Han
This is the ivstem now in course I th"rn, violin: and Allen Gove,
rf installation throujhout the United I llo. will complete Tuetday't
J lates whereby a call may be dialed ! recital.
from any telephone to any other
Named Frosh
Clee Leader
wilf ting thii song before the
other classes. Wild bets as to
who the winners will k are made
to, everybody end mint be paid
off the Monday following the Sat
urday of Freshman Glee.
SHIP (ANAL CLOSED
BERLIN un West Berlin of
ficials aay Communist East Ger-
tnanu Ra alAcau4 that matin akin
Del Cummingt Vas elected 1954V canal lttiiat to West Germany
in the entire country, without the
services of an operator. That sys
tem and the complex matter of
AGREEMENT SIGNED
BOGOTA. Colombia un-Colom-
manager of Willamette univer
sity Freshman Glee yesterday at
the run-off elections. Cummings,
Jim Anderson, and Larry Willing
ham petitioned for the candidacy
of manager and were voted onj
by the Willamette student body.
The primary election eliminated
Larry Willingham, and the run
off, Jim Anderson.
Freshman Glee it an annual
and the Ruhr area
The Communiats blamed, the ac
tion on a "mechanical defect,"
western sources said, and prom
ised to reopen it Sunday.
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N JUDSON't t
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recording and billing such calls D' n"5 fined an agreement with tradition that is held in the
will be almost entirely automatic
in operation.
Four of the leading manufactur
era of telephone apparatus for this
purpose Automatic Electric Sales
Corp.. Kellogg Switchboard ind Mimas ig inie cvuouy.
supply to., north Electric com
pany, and Stromberg-Carlson Co.
will present their systems.
Other speakers, prominent In
operating telephone companies,
will participate. Arrangements are
being handled by Lester Scott,
Lebanon: Gaylord Baker, Scap-
poose, and Lowell Brown, Silver
the United STatct guaranteeing fu-i spring, highlighting the school
tiire U S investors they can take year. Tbe freshman class chal
tneir profits out of the country. The lenges the rest of the classes to a '
pad. effective immediately, is de-' singing contest. Each class must
signed to stimulate the flow of write the words and music for,
its song, and then the entire class I
SUES OVER FIGHT
DALLAS Harvey Eugene
Murphy has filed suit against
By DOROTHY DIX
DEAR MISS DIX: I'm a high school senior with, as usual, a buy
problem. Last year I met Mark and we dated quite frequently. My
i..!,.' t,ih- .i .a ai girl friends told me if I went out with him for a while he'd ask
fieri Julian were winners ol the m to go steady, but that it wouldn't mean a thing because he asked George Utley charging that on
runH nrtes Others w nn ng nri?r " 1 i" K" nv. t iliiuiui:i is, iiwi, vu iiiuiiiiiuuiu
f Z. fli. , .J,hr2h, Mr, i..rl '" he 'd 5k ni 1 Wd- 1 "ny bcli,!ve he w more street in Independence the de-
Hall and Lloyd Schaefrr.
serious about me than he had been about the others. I was the only! fondant assaulted and beat the
,girl. lor example, to be taken nome lo meet nit; plaintiff about the neck and head
:mother. Lih him hiHB nri e ; Th.
j A few timet we nearly broke up because I lis- p,jntjff k, ,228 lpcciai darn
tened to what my friends said instead of asking1' ,1m rr,rrmenainrv dam.1
iMark or talking a problem over with him. He tug-l""- jA , P c!!7. T,2
. , .... j- r ... u- . j f KPt nd $3,000 pun tive dam-,
gestcd that I discus, thing, with him, instead of , ', $i5 72g iB dlm.'
Fish Grotto
; Opening Set
A new rostaurant will be added
lo Salem's list of fine dining places
Tuesday at S p.m. when Louis
Weiss opens 'hit Fish Grotto at
3.715 K Commercial St.
Weist recently purchased Cher- lows, ana lanes me out just one or two nights (previously we had
speni inree or iour evenings a week together). 1 guess 1 was spoiled
and perhaps I expect too much now. Even on the infrequent dates
we nave, we quarrel quite a bit. Do you think 1 should break up
wun njm.' Sandra
ANSWER: You wrote quite a long letter, almost every paragraph
of which began, "Everyone tellt me," or "Everyone lay." You are
so completely Detuaaiea By tms conglomeration of advice and opin
ion that you have transmitted vour various uncertainties tn Mark
In tpite of your resolve to discuss things with him. vou continue
m iJy more aiienuon to ouisioert man to me one intimately involved.
tpaying attention to outside gossip.
j But in rpite of everything we broke up after
; steady dating lor about six months. Everyone said
iif I went out with other boys I'd forget Mark, but
tit didn't work. In July we met again, and resumed
dating.
Evervthine seems so different now. Mark doesn't
can up as mucn at he did. He spends most of his time with the fcl-
ry'i Plantation and has completely
renovated the interior in a marine
decor suited to a fish grotto motif.
Seafoods will be featured except
for accommodations of of eteak and
chicken.
More than 100 seafood dishes will
be on the menu, which will be the
seme as Weiss', Fish Grotto, lo
cated at 1035 S.W. Stark Street
in Portland. He has owned night
flubs and restaurants in Reno,
Seattle, Lot Angeles and Portland.
' Fish Grotto will operate daily
Jrom t p.m. until 1 a.m.
Yamhill Schools
: To Hold Coufali
: AMITY The boards of educa
tion from Amity High, Amity
; grade, Hopewell grade and
Wheatland grade are scheduled to
meet Jointly at the Amity high
school Tuesday, November 22, at
p m.
The purpose of the meeting Is
.1 , to discuss the main problems of
.public education in Oregon, ram-
hill county and this immediate
area and what they will be in the
yean Immediately ahead.
Special emphasis will be on fi
nance and district reorganization
at suggested by the state interim
committee on education..
Interested person, are asked to
attend.
Phil Meeker heads the group
as a member of the Yamhill coun
ty; steering committee appointed
by our county school tuperin-
tendent, Lynn Gubser.
HE LOVES YOU
Mark undoubtedly cares for you. or he wouldn't have resumed
steady dating. You say you love him, to why not back up vour affec
tion with a little faith and trust? A boy who has sincere liking for a
girl doesn't want to be considered merely as a "date." a pleasant
companion lor an evening, tie wants ner to talK to mm about any
thing of deep concern to both. Answers should be matters of mutual
lorMiniinl. vml rliaont. un affair. u,i,k -Ik ,U U A ll I.
k - , uinvuro iiiaug mm, uuum, inn, llallU Rlalft
'an answer that Is the result ol many persons thinking.
Mark's present aloofness is most orobablv a mixture of hurt
that you still consult so many others, and caution lost you take some
of this assorted advice and break up with him. After all, he's not
going to lei nimseu necome loo vulnerable when you bold the im
portant cards.
Don't break up with the boy. Do learn to act more like a woman
(titer all, you re 1H and less like a spoiled child. Place some con-
iiaence in Mark and I m sure he 11 respond in a like manner.
North Howell Folk
Visit California
NORTH HOWELL Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hall spent the week end
vacationing in California. Hie
Halls' daughtor. Mrs. Richard Hat
ruck, and daughters of Portland,
stayed at the Hall home during
their absence.
Marion County Pomona officers
and officers ol eijhl o( Marion
county's n subordinate granges
were installed at a joint meeting
l North Howell Grange hall on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. George
Benson installing officer.
Granges represented were Kei
ter. Marleay, Woodhurn, Fairfield.
Waldo Hills. Scott Mills, Silverton
Hills and North Howell.
utAit miss ui a: why do some husbands Insist on growing
besrds? My husband has been trowing one for a month. Peoole lanch
ana mi joites aooui ii wnicn emoarrasses me. i oon t want in so
out with him any more. I've asked him to shsve it off but he says
lie lines ii ana aoesn i mina ine stares. Mrs. rt.
ANSWER: He undoubtedly eniovs the sensation he's creatine
Leave him and his beard alone, and it will come off soon enough.
DEAR MISS DIX: About a month aco I asked Roh In a enlle
dance. Recently 1 started going steady with Jim. Now my problem
is what to do about the dance. Bob it a nice boy and I hate to break
the date. c. P.
ANSWER: I think vou owe the date lo Bob. After all. vou reallv
haven't been going with Jim long enough to call it steady dating.
Write DOROTHY DIX for free leaflet D-33. "Are You Sensitive?"
In all eases, be sure to enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope
and tend request lo her, rare of this newspaper.
( Keleaed by The Hell Syndicate, Inc.)
Molnlla S-rvicrs
Mol-ALLA Announced for
Thanksgiving day it a special
emirch service in Molalla Meth
odist church at 30 a.m., reports
Kev. Harold Mackey. Guest
preacher will be Rev. E. C, Salter,
pastor of Smyrna and Elliott
Prairie Congregational churches,
with li hy Mrs Frank McMil
lan and Mennn Scethnff. with
Mrs. Raleigh Morrow at the or
gan. Rev. Mackey will conduct
the service. The offering Hill
he tent to Church World Service
for Its ahare-our surplus program,
through which S'JO worth of food
ia drlivered overseas lor every
dnlllar contributed in this coun
Dallas City Hall
Bond Issue Paid
DALLAS The Dallas city
hall is paid for now. The last
bond of a 20-year issue wat re
tired last week when city audi
tor LynnMcCullry made the final
payment ol $1400 tn the stale of
Oregon, purchaser of the bonds.
The cornerstone of the build
ing was laid in September, 19:18.
and the building was completed
in 1937. Entire cost of the struc
ture, including furnishings, was
$43,000.
MARQl IS JAMES DIES
RYE. N Y. i Marquis James.
M-year-old Pulitzer Prize winning
hiogrnpher and historian, died at
hit home early Saturday of a
cerebral hemorrhage
James won Pulitzer prirea in
1930 for his biography of Sain
Houston, tilled "The Raven." and
in I9.U for his two-volume bio
graphy of Andrew Jackson
IS'orth Marion Girl Is
Winner of Talk
WOODBURN-Georgieanne Pav-
licek. North Marion Union high
school student, won the "Voice of
Democracy'' contest at Woodburn
high school Saturday. Randal Kel-
Icy. Woodburn. and Alan Couper.
Gervais. were other competitors.
n pen ana pencil set was given
Miss Pavlicck by Piper's Jewelry
for winning the area contest, and
an electric clock from Hubbard
Hardware for winning the local
school contest.
A $3 00 gift certificate was pre
sented to Couper from the Gervais
Hardware for winning the Gervais
conlrst.
Judges were L. H. Paulson. Ed
Koski and Wesley Brooks. A re
cording of the winning speech will
go to the district contest.
REPARATION TALKS PLANNED
TOKYO if" Japan s parliarnen
!ry vice minister tor loreign al.
fairs say, reparations talkt with
Indonesia probably would beifit
early next year. Sunao Sonoda said
negotiations would be possible as
soon as final results of the Indo
nesian election are known.
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