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6 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Aug. 23, '64 Births At Valley Hospitals 324 Grads of OSU Will Take Tight Security Reigns While Filming 'Civil War' Movie in Mohawk Valley Teaching Roles Statesman News Service portray the soldiers in the film CORVALLIS Some 324 June For instance, Lloyd Porter, a University of Oregon student graduates of Oregon State Uni proximately an hour for the scene to be set just right. The main order of the day seemed to be "do not get in front of muzzle until after shot is fired." This was directed to the company of foot soldiers who were busy loading the cannons and taking positions. During the long wait I had a chance to learn something about the extras hired in Oregon to actor from Portland, had receiv Grants Given At Linfield Statesman News Service McMINNVILLE Six incoming freshman science students at Linfield College have been awarded Linfield Research Institute (LRI) work-training grants oi $150 each.

They are David Dodge, Golden, Mike Grieve, Lebanon; Charles Moffitt, Vashon, Frank Molek, Aloha; David Reed, Portland; and Bill Tomison, Walla Walla, Wash. They will train in the techniques and procedures of research in the shops and laboratories of LRI. The students all have major interests in chemistry, physics or biology. Financial support for the program is provided by National Science Foundation, General Electric Foundation, and Linfield College. Albany Jaycees For Fluoride Statesman News Service ALBANY The Jaycees have gone on record as approving the proposed city ordinance for water fluoridation and say that they are willing to help in any way possible to promote the program.

A delegation tentatively plans to attend the council meeting Wednesday to voice approval of the ordinance, according to Donn Kummer, Jaycee publicity chairman. Other Jaycee plans include a seat belt clinic Saturday at 9:30 a m. at the Safeway parking lot at E. Pacific Boulevard and Davidson Street. Similar clinics are planned in other Linn County cities by Jaycees before the Labor Day traffic rush.

versity are reversing their roles in the classroom becoming ed a call at his home and jump teachers instead of students. ed at the chance to take part. 4 Nominated for Vorld Farm Youth Exchange Project Statesman News Service CORVALLIS Four young Oregonians have been nominated for the 1965 International Farm Youth Exchange program, reports Ruth Brasher, Oregon State University state 4-H extension agent who heads the program. Nominated to spend up to six months abroad next year, living with rural families, are Fay Udell, Lebanon; Sharon Smith, Amity; Thomas Gregersen, Eugene; and David Schaad, La Grande. Alternates are Sharon Bram, Gresham; Diane Frisch-necht, Corvallis; David Bene-detti, Pardale; and Stephen Simmons, Tillamook.

Nominees and alternates will be introduced to the public for the first time Sunday, Sept. 6, during the IFYE program at the Oregon State Fair. Also participating in the 1 p.m. program will be IFYEs visiting in ALBANY GENERAL HOSPITAL BARRETT To Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Barrett, 51S S. Bradley Albany, a son, Saturday, Aug. IS. TRIMBLE To Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Trimble, 1562 S. Waverly Drive, Albany, a daughter, Monday, Aug. 17. BONDO To Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Bondo, 3605 Circle Drive, Albany, a daughter, Tuesday, Aug. 18. NEWMAN To Mr. and Mn. James Newman, 911 S.

Fulton Albany, a daughter, Wednesday, Aug. 19. BAILEY To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey, 1645 Powell Albany, a daughter, Wednesday, Aug.

19. NELSON To Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson Albany Rt. 4, Box 32S, a daughter, Wednesday, Aug.

19. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, 245 E. 14th Albany, a daughter, Thursday, Aug.

20 DECKER To Mr. and Mrs. Orange Decker, 129 E. 6th Albany, a son, Thursday, Aug. 20.

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL (Corvallis) MATHESON To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Matheson. 2980 Haves Of the total, 211 will be tea (Editor's note: The Statesman's new Sweet Home correspondent visited the Mohawk Valley near Eugene while Universal Studio was in progress there for the Jimmy Stewart film "Shenandoah." She record ome of her impressions here.) By JODY JEPPSEN Statesman Correspondent EUGENE One thing immediately apparent about the Mohawk Valley area 10 miles -at-x-KOfr: ching this fall in Oregon and 103 in other states. California is the most popular of the other states.

Seventy-five June graduates in education did not take teaching jobs, for such reasons as military service, marriage plans and graduate study. Three join Corvallis, a son. Monday, Aug. 17. PAINE To Mr.

and Mrs. David Paine, 244 Brldgewav. Corvallis. a daughter, Monday, Aug. 17.

HKALL TO Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Krall, 635 N. 5th Corvallis, a daughter, Tuesday, Aug.

18. tLUKGUUE To Mr. and Mrs. George Eldredge, Philomath, a son, nranrioiy, Aug. 18.

ed the Peace Corps and 10 took industrial jobs. Teaching opportunities are considerately brighter in some fields than others, according to Mrs. Kathryn H. Smith, director of teacher placement at OSU. Elementary school opportunities are excellent, she said, especially for men.

Biggest shortages in junior and senior high schools are Eng KiiritnARD To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ritschard. 60 N. 33rd northeast of here during the shooting of the movie "Shenandoah" was Universal Studio's tight security around the place.

It was guarded like Fort Knox but a press card proved as good as Inside gold at its guarded gate. There was reason for the guarding other than curiosity-seekers. Lane County deputies were there at the same time, investigating theft of 15 rifles from the Civil War movie set. Claims to Be Star As I stood waiting for my entrance permission to come through on the radio, two young Corvallis, a daughter. Wednesday.

Aug. 19. Shield of Faith at lish (particularly for women Brooks Area Park Statesman Newt Service BROOKS The Shield of Faith, teachers), physical sciences, girls' physical education, foreign languages and library. On the other hand, social science and biology teachers are an inter-denominational mission Jefferson Church Project Nets $185 Statesman New Service JEFFERSON A project by members of the Jefferson Christian Church netted $185 toward the parsonage building fund. A group of adults and children picked a total of more than 1,700 pounds of beans recently at the Powell-Pilcher bean yard and contributed their earnings.

Others donated their day's wages and other funds, and Pam Powell, 11-year-old daugh CUSTOM CARPET SPECIAL All wool 15' plush pile, antique white carpet. Originally specified for a large hotel-motel in Boise, Idaho. This won derful value represents an overage in looming by America's fourth largest mill and was offered to us at an unbelievably low price which means savings to you of at least Vi. Installed over luxurious foam rubber. $799 Sq.

yd. installed J. ST0RKAN INTERIORS organization, will conduct its third annual camp meeting beginning Monday at Bethel Gos now more plentiful than the demand, she said. pel Park, just north of Brooks. Sessions continue through women drove up in a white sports car, one of them holding a small poodle.

They told the gate guard that one of the girls was Rosemary Forsythe, a star in the picture. The guard commented, "I've heard that a dozen times today already." However he obliged the young ladies and called the location to find out that she was indeed a star and cou'd enter. Services will be held daily at Yamhill Public Records 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. except Monday, at 7 p.m.

only. Dick York, a missionary to Korea, and his brother, Bill ter of the Gene Powells, who operates a candy and pop booth at the beanyard, contributed York, misisonary to Israel, will her day's profit. be speakers Miss Beatrice Nap CIRCUIT COURT 752 Lancaster at Center 585-2930 Paul E. Royal Jr. vs.

Patricia M. ier, missionary to Korea with TODD GETS DEGREE Team Missions, will speak at the Royal: Divorce complaint charges cruelty. Married at Vancouver, March 30, 1964. GERVAIS John Todd, teach women meetings. Robert J.

Thompson and Jerry L. er at Gervais union Hign Thompson vs. Ronald D. Chapman: Dismissed upon stipulation 01 School, received his master's degree Wednesday at Lewis Clark College. His father, J.

W. Todd, was a one-time Salem su shop monday and friday nights until 9 green stamps with every purchase perintendent of schools. Chame (EUGENE) Eugene Jackson son of an old "Our Gang Comedy" sJiye. cornedy series star, plays a featured part in "Shenandoah," a Civil War movie filmed in Mohawk Valley between here and Sweet Home. Statesman photo by Jody Jeppsen) NAMED TO STAFF ALBANY Dr.

Willard C. Roley, formerly of Albany, has been appointed to the psychiatric staff at Morningside Hos pital, Portland. He has been a WINS SCHOLARSHIP ALBANY Kay Swartzendru-ber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Swartzendruber of Albany, has received a $300 organ scholarship from Cascade College in Portland.

PROBATE COURT Estate of Laura May Bevans. de-ceased: Hearing on final account set Sept. 21. Estate of Urie S. Alderman, deceased: Will accepted for probate, executrix appointed.

MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Harry James Jones, 21, Eola Village, lumber worker, and Priscilla Elaine Jennings, 17, Eola Village, farm laborer. Irvin Robert Young. 21, Newberg, Coast Guard, and Karen Rose Seta-la, 18. Newberg, student. Ronald Calvin Miller, 26, Lamed, clerk, and Marilyn Joanne Pratt, 21, McMinnville.

student. Dean Raymond Krieger, 26, Yamhill, sheet metal worker, and Carol Jean Knutz, 21, beautician. Julian Karl Frick. 44. Dallas, mechanic, and Leota Beatrice Adams, 46, Dallas, motel owner.

Donald Wayne Dietzel. 19. Yamhill, clerk, and Rose Lee Johns, 17, Yamhill. Anthony Michael Capone, 23, Fair-view Park. Ohio, student, and Sharon June Tedrirk, 25, McMinnville, student.

resident psychiatrist at the State Hospital gince leaving Albany. Redmond Osteopath Buying Albany Practice Statesman N'ewt Service ALBANY Dr. Joseph W. Paulson, Redmond osteopathic physician and surgeon, has purchased the practice of the late Dr. A.

P. Howells. The office in the Clinic Building at Third Avenue and Broadalbin Street will be reopened soon when redecorating is completed. People's Telephone Co. To Begin Direct Dialing Statesman Newc Service LYONS People's Telephone Co.

here will add an automatic number identifier to give customers direct distance dialing. The new equipment Is to be placed in service early in October. The company recently purchased an aerial ladder truck. Official School lists at THRIFTWISE VARIETY ROSELAND Shopping Ctnter on Market St. Open 9-9, 10-7 Sundays CHAMBER TO MEET WOODBURN Three directors will be appointed Monday to the Chamber of Commerce board during a noon meeting at Coney Island restaurant.

i. 1 Miss Forsythe good natured-ly accepted his apology and turned into the private farm road. The guard meanwhile had Introduced her to me and she agreed to an interview and picture later. Six more cars were turned away. Then a big black car rolled to a stop, the driver waved and sped on.

"That was Jimmy Stewart," said the guard. Stewart was en route back to Eugene after his morning's work. At one movie setting "inside," there were tables set out in the middle of a cow pasture around which were seated some 200 persons. About 22 more were seated on the ground. Civil war guns were lying underfoot everywhere.

The Union Calvary was wel! represented and were the dirtiest, most realistic looking soldiers I have ever seen. Rosemary Forsythe and a companion were seated at one table where I took several pictures of her. Negro Entertainer The most entertaining person I found on the location was Eugene Jackson, the Negro entertainer who performed as Pineapple in the old "Our Gang Comedies" and later on in "Cimmaron." Jackson was playing the saxophone, remarkably well, while everyone else ate. I snapped his picture and later he came over and proudly began to tell me about his son Eugene Jackson Jr. who is cast as Gabriel in the picture.

As Gabriel he is the best friend of the youngest 6on of Jimmy Stewart. Young Gene's first picture was in "Drumbeat" starring Alan Ladd. He has since been In other pictures including "Artists and Models" with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, and has had a starring role in Shirley Temple's television spectacular, "Land of Green Gin-ger. When not in pictures Gene performs at Disneyland and is now on the Mark Twain Boat as a singing and dancing waiter. Big Ambush Scene In the area where actors were assembling for a big ambush by the Union soldiers, it took ap i a a a- k.

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