September 4, 1952
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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for What ft's Worth
By CLIFFORD P. ROWE
Forest Grove, Ore.
Well, the veteran is back from the
wars. The family and I have arrived
home from our week’s vacation trip;
and despite the odds facing us when
we started out, I
can state with a
feeling somewhat
akin to pride that
Because of the lack of proper train­
everyone is in as
The Oregon Walking Man, Mill
good a shape as
City's Paul Smith, found himself and ing many a hunting dog never has the
when we left.'
competitors shunted out of the race opportunity to fully develop his nat­
The trip was a
by the speeding auto. Saturday night ural heritage as a skilled and useful
highly education­
and Sunday. Repeated giving of the companion in the field, states the
al one in one re­
right-of-way to motorists wrecked the Gaines Dog Research Center.
spect part icular-
Frequently, a first step to the way
walkers’ chances of setting any rec­
ly- I had never
ords. Results show that Harry Roi­ of life which both dog and dog-owner
realized before
sum braved to the greatest extent the can enjoy to the fullest is in estab­
how well ac­
steady stream of motorists that were lishing contact with a hunting or field
on the highways because of the Oregon trial dog trainer or handler. To facil­ quainted the members of a family
State Fair plus the normal heavy itate such contact the Center, 250 can become when confined for seven
Park avenue, New York 17, N. Y., has days to the close quarters of an auto­
traffic.
brought
out for free distribution a , mobile or the slightly less restricted
Because the walkers had to step to
the shoulder of the highway time after Directory of Sporting Dog Trainers ' area of a tourist cabin. For example.
I found that my son has a highly-
time, their strength was sapped quick­ and Handlers.
The directory is of a folder type, developed snarl when driven into the
ly and precious time and strides lost.
Jack Barrett, a Portland man, dropped with separate enclosures covering four corner of a back seat at the end of a
out of the race at Woodburn on the separate lists: Shooting Dog Trainers long day by a pestiferous sister. J
way to Portland because of leg in­ (Pointing Breeds), 240 names; Field also discovered that the sweet little
jury. On the return trek, Smith called Trial Trainers (Pointing Breeds), 141 | “Miss” can spit and hiss in a manner
it quits at Aurora. Since Roisum was names; Spaniel and Retriever Train­ to make her near relatives in the cat
a considerable distance ahead of Smith, ers, 43 names; and Beagle Trainers family extremely envious.
It was a lovely trip. The scenery
he was declared the trophy winner and Handlers, 16 names. Each list is
and the race ended 22 miles before organized alphabetically by states. was marvelous. I know this to be
Persons desiring a copy should specify true because I could hear my pas­
any walker reached Salem.
Roisum is the son of the man who the type of dog they are particularly sengers commenting on the fact. They
was defeated by Smith 20 years ago interested in, and they will receive the found the sea coast landscape equally
attractive with that of the mountain
in a similar Labor day walking race, appropriate section.
or inland valley.
Personally, my
Smith holds the record for this race,
greatest thrill came «men we crossed
16 hours and 55 minutes.
for a short hour into California and
the yellow line down the center of the
road changed to white and then again
230 Oregon Grade Schools
to yellow as we skittered back across
the border before an earthquake could
Adopt Safety Patrols
Detroit grade and high school stu­ catch up with us.
An estimated 230 Oregon grade dents will attend school Monday morn­
Log truck drivers along the coast
schools will have student-manned ing for registration, with the usual
safety patrols functioning at school bus schedule in operation, according gave me my greatest surprise. In
the past when on twisting mountain
crossings when classes resume this to O. J. White, superintendent.
roads I have spent hours behind one
week, the secretary of state’s traffic
Mongold
children
ifcill
be
picked
up
logging truck as it inched its way-
safety division has reported.
at 8 a.m. and there will be two busses up tortuous grades and amused my­
The activity involves approximately going to Idanha, one stopping at Sol self by determining the age of the log
2,500 pupils serving as patrol mem­ Tucker's at 8:10 and the other at butt staring me in the face by count­
bers at various times during the school Stoll’s store at 8:30. Students will ing the rings. This trip was differ­
year, the division said.
be returned to their homes in time ent, Believe it or not, the drivers at
Schools are assisted in the state­ for lunch Monday.
the earliest opportunity would drive
wide patrol program by the state high­
over to the far edge of the road to
The
cafeteria
will
be
in
operation
way department, secretary of state’s
let cars go by. It is the miracle of
office, state police, and local author­ Tuesday, September 9, and through­ the age.
out
the
school
year.
Mrs.
Thompson
ities, in addition to active sponsorship
At any rate the vacation trip is
by local civic and fraternal organiza­ and Mrs. Mermillion will be in charge
of the lunchroom. Price of lunches now over‘and I am confident that a
tions.
few days of rest will get me back in
Authorized patrols may receive uni­ will be 20c again this year.
condition for the long grind of an-
form belts, helmets, badges and flags !
from the state without charge, the, highway!!, officials pointed out. Their other year.
division said.
presence also serves to remind motor-
Purpose of the patrols is to assist ists to yield right-of-way to pedestri-
Repubican Women Plan
other pupils in crossing streets and ans in the crosswalk.
OUT OF
GODFREY’S
TEABAG
SPORTS PAGE
Paul Smith Loses
Walking Trophy
Training Can Help
Your Hunting Dog
The Russians are _ getting
_ ready
__
for the Olympic games. ... If the
Soviet women get so they can run
faster than the men, eventually
this Russian problem should wear
off.
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When a girl’s toes stick out of her
shoes, she's in style. When mine
stick out I'm a bum.
Isn’t this a wonderful, cool eve­
ning? All the politicians went to
Chicago and took the hot air with
them.
Stars J nf Ail-^tnrs
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TerrT Mahoney (right* of Gervais
holds the full-sized golu football he
received Saturday night for being the most valuable player
in the first annual East-West B Shrine all-star football game.
Bob Baltimore (left) of Mill City displays his award, for
the best offensive lineman in the game. The West coach,
Bill Patterson of Gervais, is in the center. .Mahoney and Bal­
timore accounted for all of the scoring as the West won,
12-0, before 7000 fans.
(Photo courtesy Capital Journal)
EXPENSIVE REPAIRS
Car-Saver
Service
Three sessions will feature the
“School of Politics” arranged by­ the
Salem unit of the National Federation
of Republican Women’s clubs and the
Marion County Republican Central
committee.
The school will be at the county
GOP headquarters, 220 North Liberty
street, Salem.
Session for the September 8th event
will be. 10 a m. to Noon; 1 p.m. to 3
p.m.; and 7:30 p.m.
The interested public is invited and
especially all precinct committeemen
and committeewomen.
Instruction
will be given on precinct work for
the fall campaign. Free coffee will
be served at noon by the women’s or­
ganization for those wishing to bring
their own sandwiches.
Speakers: Mayor Al Loucks; Mrs.
A. Mockmore of Corvallis; Mrs.
Marshall Cornett: Mrs. Roy T. Bishop,
Portland; Jess Gard; Winton Hunt;
and Robert Elliott.
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NIBLER
President Batista, the strong man
of Cuba, is separating from his
wife and had to give her a settle­
ment of eight million dollars. That
it what you call the high cost of
leaving.
Sometimes I wish I had gone into
politics. I’ve got a better system—
I’d only kiss babies that are old
enough to vote.
The Panama Canal was officially
opened on July 12, 1920.
Buffalo Bill and William F. Cody
were the same person.
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LOS ANGELES—The 4th annual observance of National Kids’
Day has been set for September 27 and children of the All People’s
Church here are shown displaying the official Kids' Day poster
with Jimmie Fidler, president of the National Kids' Day Foundation.
The children are (I to r): Sandra Gotanda, 4; Ernest Trevino, 5; and
Eilene Loo, 5. More than 200,000 of these posters «ill be distributed
to the 3,500 Kiwanis clubs in the United States, Canada and the
Hawaiian Islands. Kids' Day is jointly sponsored by the more than
3,500 Kiwanis clubs comprising Kiwanis International and the National
Kids' Day Foundation, Inc.
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LET S END JAYWALKING
Jaywalker! Even the name
is ugly. Named for the jay­
bird—a saucy chatterer, an im­
pudent, discourteous fellow.
The traffic “jaywalker” is the
pedestrian who walks out of
turn or out of place. Jaywalkers
are the chief cause of pedestrian
accidents, says the AAA driver
training book, “Sportsmanlike
Driving.”
A very few bad things that
pedestrians do cause most of the
pedestrian deaths or injuries.
Practically all of these things
are jaywalking acts — both
illegal and unsportsmanlike.
Of every 100 pedestrians killed
or hurt in traffic, almost half of
them were crossing the street in
mid-block, away from a cross­
walk.
Many were crossing
against the signal lights. Or
they were darting out from be­
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were walking or playing in the
street.
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practices, and more than double
your chance for safety on the
street.
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Avoid the practice» which »pot
you as a traffic jay!
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through lack of lubrication —and it happens to some car
owner every day.
Here it’s Monday and it’s still
raining. Somebody’d better tell
the weather man that the weekend
is over.
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