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I Page 2 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, April 10, 1957 Forest Group Told of Best Crop Methods England and Denmark Leaders in Forest 5$ . Production . .'"MOLALLA (Special) About 50 men attended the first quarterly ' ni e e t i n g of the newly-formed Clackamas County Forest Assn., v Inc., with President Ernest Zahar, ''-'Molalla. calling the meeting to or der. l County1 Agent John J. Inskocp ''jnade opening remarks. Al Park ier, Clackamas County Farm For rester from Inskcep's office, Orc-.-,gon City, spoke on experimental thinnings at Wind River, Wash. Donald Baisingcr, in the for estry department of Crown-Zcller-bach of Portland, told of results of thinnings in Denmark and Great Britain, bringing out primarily the fact that in both Denmark and Great Britain, by Intensive man agement of Douslas fir, they real ize up to twice the amount of total yield in wood per acre than here. Good Seed Needed Tony Gruba, in forestry depart ment of Publishers Paper Co. at Estacada, spoke on tree planting. emphasizing the importance of good seed. Two films were shown by Hugh Gaton, also from the county agent s office, on farm for estry. ' Five new members Joined the J association, reported secretary ' treasurer Ken Clark. Crown-Zcl- ' Iprbach forester of Molalla: Ray -Luthy of Publishers' Paper Co., Oregon City; Don Januzzi, George Bunke, Molalla: D. E. Klggins and James A. Klggins, Estacada. The dale of the next meeting is in definite, but a tour is being plan ned for this summer, probably in !.."i-Junc, either in Oregon or Wash ington forests, to inspect some sec ond growth thinning areas. The association will hold quarter ly meetings, with the directors to meet from time to time, Clark stated. Valley Dates Skywatcher Sketches Duty Wy T "iy"MI,wi" vimm'Yv7' 1. " .$ 1 -7 n i- ''- Seven Two ' j I ' " SII-VERTON This sketch taken from the log of Ground Observer Tost No. 115 at Sllvcrton gives watch er's Impression of his (ask. Silverton Sky watcher 's' Log Brings Back War Memories OCT 17, 1952 Saturday morning at DALLAS The annual Easter ham shoot sponsored by Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday evening at the Dallas Armory. The public is in vited and the Jayccttcs plan to operate a refreshment booth dur ing the evening. SCOTTS MILLS The Scolts Mills firemen will have their reg ular meeting Thursday night al the lirchousc. The Firemen's Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. John Splonski for their meeting the tame evening. INDEPENDENCE Senior plays will ho presented al Central Hi on Thursday and Friday under the direction oi Jim u (Jonncii and Mr. Mazzio. MOLALLA (Special) Molalla Shrine Club will entertain high ranking Shrine officials at a din ner to be given here Friday eve ning. Molalla Daughters of the Kile club will servo the dinner In the VFW hall. SCOTTS'MILLS - The Scolts Mills Grange will meet this Friday night at the City Hall for the reg ular business meeting. Mrs. Cyril Hrusinkvcld will be given the first and second degree. MACLEAY - Friday night will be "Hobbie Night" at the Com munity Club meeting. There also Each I0M.V We are starting out on our weekly drive. Out West Hill and turn to the left Head to the scene of our three hour shift, ' Up In the hills where the wind does blow In summer It's quiet, but In winter It's snow. Up to the gate and turn to the right Here we'll report, on planes In flight. We greet the women who come on at 8 Sign our name and give them the gate. We're now In charge of the government dive Observation Post number one- one-flve. We adjust our specs and stretch out our ears For II won't be long till a plane appears. We get all the dope, try not to he rash Before we ring Two, for Army Flash. If the day is warm with a nice little breeze We move our Post out under the trees, But If rnlny and wet, and not so good We sit by the stove and poke in the wood. All the time listening and watching the sky Lest we pass up a plane flying high. will be a benefit plant sale. Mrs. Wilber Miller is in charge of ar rangements. Molalla VFW Units to Seat 1957 Officers LEBANON 'Special) Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Aux iliary installations will take place Thursday at 8 p.m. in the VFW hall, with. Mrs. William McNelly of Corvallis, district president, and F. F. Ames, district commander. as separate installing officers. Post officials are James Vcstlc, commander; Albert Simons, sen ior vice commander; Van May, junior vice commander; Jerry Hawk, quartermaster; and LeRoy Williams and Jack Palton, trustees. Auxiliary officials are Mrs. Harry Erikscn, president; Mrs. Edward Erikscn, senior vice pres ident; Mrs. Van May, junior vice president; Mrs. James Vestlc, treasurer; Mrs. Albert Simons, chaplain; Mrs. Anna Ross, guard; Mrs. C. C. Mary, secretary: and Mrs. Bertha Bowen, patriotic in structor. Color bearers are Mrs. William Patton, Mrs. Eugene Dumont, Mrs. J. L. Richards and Mrs. Francis Weyand. Mrs. Dumont is trustee and Mrs. Bowen historian. Willamette Valley News Fire Victims Aided Bandages Rolled SCOTTS MILLS (Special! A INDEPENDENCE (Special) - total of $133.00 was cleared at the j The members of the American Baltimore, named alter the first Lord Baltimore, was founded in 1729. , benefit dance sponsored by t h e Scotts Mills firemen for Mr. and Mrs. John Martin who lost their home by fire recently. New Teacher Hired SCOTTS MILLS (Special)-Mrs. Bernard Plas has been hired to finish teaching the 7th and 8th grades in place of Robert Weedcn who resigned last week. Mrs. Tom Gosnell - who teaches 5th and 6lb grades has been appointed to act as principal for the remainder of the year. Dr. Law Hospitalized AMITY (Special) Dr. Charles H. Law, Mayor of Amity, under went surgery Monday in the Mc Minnville hospital. Dr. Law, whose condition was termed good follow ing the surgery, will remain in the hospital for the remainder of the week. Draft Calls Two DALLAS (Special' Two former fndependence residents have re ceived orders to report at the Dajlas armory April 17 for induc tion into the armed forces. They are Ardcn Lee Detcring, Seattle, Wash., and Gordon Graham, Corvallis. YESTERDAY'S CLOSE New York Stock Quotations By The Associated Press By ANNA POWELL Capital Journal Correspondent SILVERTON (Special) This verse taken from the log of Ground Observer Post No. 115 at Silverton yesterday brought back memories of intense activity by the skywalchers during World War II. Records of the group which es tablished the Post in the 1940s were brought out by members of Dolbert Reeves Post No. 7 of the American Legion this week when it was announced that it would ho moved to a point closer to Sll vcrton, At present it is situated on the Roy Skaitc acreage. (tilted members of the observer stalf frequently whiled away an inactive shift by writing poems or sketching cartoons depicting the activities of the sky watchers. This post is the third on the Roy Skaifo place. The first was in the Sknifc woodshed, and the second was a for less pretentious building than No. J 15, but closer to the street. The third was built by the high school manual train ing class and is said to have been rated among the highest in 'the state for conveniences. MUSICIANS RETURN NORTH MARION (Special) - Miss Dorothy Hosteller and Miss Betty Jo Kcll have returned from Boise, Idaho, where they had been invited to take part in a musical festival. Admiral Corporation 10",'. Loew's Incorporated 18 V. Allied Chemical ' 88 ' Montgomery Ward 37 i Allls Chalmers 35 ',' New York Central 2!) 'A Aluminum Co. America 111 (4 Northern Pacific 40 ' American Airlines 18 SA Pacific American Fish 14 American Can 43 'A Pacific Gas & Electric 49 American Cyanamide 77 'A Pacific Tel. & Tel. 128 Vi American Motors 7 S Penney (J.C.i Co. 83 American Tel. & Tel. 177 Pennsylvania It. ft. 30 American Tobacco 73 Philco Radio " 15 l Anaconda Copper M 'i Pugct Sound P & L 28 V Armcn Steel 57 Radio Corporation 72 Atchison Railroad 23 Vt Rayonicr Incorp. 28 Vt Bethlehem Steel 45 Republic Steel 53 Boeing Airplane Co. 50 Reynolds Metals 57 Vi Borg Warner 40 1. Richfield Oil 65 Burroughs Adding Mach. 40 Safeway Stores Inc. 89 California Packing 41 St. Regis 39 VI Canadian Pacific 34 Vi Scott Paper Co. 59 Vi Caterpillar Tractor 92 Vi Sears Roebuck & Co. 27 Celanese Corporation 17 Shell Oil Co. 80 Chrysler Corporation 73 V4 Sinclair Oil 63 Vi Cities Service 63 Vk Socony Mobile Oil 57 Consolidated Edison 44 Vi Southern Pacific 43 Crown Zellerbach 52 Standard Oil Calif. 48 Curtlss Wright 43 H Standard Oil N.J. 58 V' .Douglas Aircraft 81 Vi StudebaUer Packard 7 Vi duPont rie Nemours 184 i Sunshine Mining 6 ', , Eastman Kodak 89 -H Swift & Company 37 Vi Emerson Radio 5 V Tronsamcrica Corp. 33 VI Ford Motor 57 Vi Twentieth Century Fox 25 V General Electric 59 Union Oil Company 54 Vi General Foods 43 Union Pacific 27 General Motors 40 United Airlines 29 ' Georgia Pac Plywood 30 United Aircralt . 78 Goodyear Tire . 77 United Corporation , 7 International Harvester I 36 M United States Plywood 32 International Paper 98 Vi United Slates Steel 61 Johns Manville 48 Warner Pictures 23 V Kaiser Aluminum 42 'i Western Union Tel. 18 Vi Kcnnccolt Copper 115-Vi Westinghousc Air Brake 30 Lihhy, McNeill 11 -'i Westinghousc Electric 57 v, Lockheed Aircraft 47 '. Woolworth Company 43 V4 Baptist Mission Society held an all day meeting at Mhe country home of Mrs. Elmer Busby re cently. Dinner was served at noon. The members rolled ban dages for the native hospital at Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The pro gram was presented by Mrs. W. L. Hamman. Devotions were led by Mrs. Willard Weimer who used the Easter story as the theme. Mrs. Mulder Elected INDEPENDENCE (Special) Eleven women from the Presby terian Church attended the Wil lamette Association meeting at Brownsville recently. The annual business meeting was one of the features. Concluding the services was installation of officers. Mrs. Robert Mulder of the local church was installed as treasurer ef the organization. PTA Has Election W1LLAMINA I Special Elected by unanimous ballot at the PTA meeting this week, were the new slate officers. They are: presi dent, Mrs. John Holm; executive vice-president, Mrs. Jim Shipley; vice-president, Mrs. Jim Thomp son; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Donna Cardwell. Family Night Dated JEFFERSON ( Special I The Christian Church will observe "Family Night" the third Friday of every month. A nursery for all pre-schoolers during church hours will be under the supervision of Mrs. Gordon Kirsch and Mrs. Dar- rell Edwards. Granges Plan Visits LYONS (Special) - At the last meeting of S a n 1 1 a m Valley Grange it was voted to invite the Scio Grange for the first meeting in May. Plans were also made for Santiam Valley to make its visitation to Crowfoot Grange on May 11. School Play Dated MOLALLA (Special) - Student body play of Molalla high school, "Curtain Going Up", is announced for Friday evening, May 3, in con junction with annual May Day. In the play cast, announces drama instructor Mrs. Dana Smith, are Marcia Zumwalt, Wanda Krosch, Linda Peterson, Myrna Brown, Mary Lou Eyman, Vicki Browne, Judy Mclum, Cora Jean Adams, Carol Polack, Carolyn Landscm, Loren King, Larry Dunton, Gary Mclum, Larry Morford. Jim Chris tiansen, Lyle Orcm, Allen Matti son, Judy Miettunen, Helen Hutch inson and Pat Bockman. Hat Show Arranged WOODBURN (Special) A spring hat show will ho the program Highlight of the Woodburn Jay-C- ettcs at the regular meeting Thurs day at 8 p.m. at the country home of Mrs. Robert Miller on the Boone's Ferry road. Mrs. Miller will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. E. A. Buchanan and Mrs. Ed Murphy. Delegate Named DAYTON (SpeciaD-Lillian Kon- zclman, 16-ycar-old junior in Day ton High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Konzelman, m. 2, Box 163, McMinnville, has been chosen to participate in Girls State session this year. Molalla Home Sold MOLALLA (Special) Mrs. Mary Zuber Jones sold her house and lot at Shady Dell. Rt. 2. Mo lalla ,to Luzerne Harvey of Mo lalla. The house now is rented to Joe Wells, employed by Crown -Zellerbach corporation. Miss VFW Named SHERIDAN (Special) Sharon Noss of the Sheridan high school was named Miss VFW last week, and crowned by Mrs. Ray Maw hirter, VFW Auxiliary president. at the special dance held for the event. Miss Gladys Walker of the Willamina high school was named second, and received a prize of $10. The first prize winner re ceived $25.00. UNIT HAS ELECTION WILLAMINA (Special ) At the meeting this week of the Fcndall Extension unit, new officers elect ed were Victta Hines, chairman; Shirley Mendenhall, vice chairman; Ronnie Carter, secretary-treasurer. ROY ASMUSSEN- ILL LYONS (Sneciall Roy Asmus- sen has been admitted to the San tiam Memorial hospital in Slay ton for surgery on his knee. 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I SURGICAL SUPPORTS Of All Kinds, Trusses, Abdominal Supports, Elastic Hosiery Expert Fitters Private Fitting Rooms , "Ask Your Doctor" Capital Drug Store 405 State Street Corner of Liberty Green Stamps Consolidation To Be Sought By Union Mills Petition Would Merge Facilities With Molalla rnr Al I A ISneciaD A petition is being circulated in Union Mills school district and also in Molalla consolidated school district No. 3a r. ..nncnliitalinn of lllC Union Mills district with Moiauas giout school. , , , If the petitions are compimvu properly and filed with the county school superintendent, an election will be called. One hundred signatures aic needed for district No. 35 and five for Union Mills voters. When the school board met here this week, it elected Richard Wil- Ison who taught here two years ago and has been in Alaska, lo teach in the grade school starting next September, probably in the seventh grade. 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