The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 2

Thursday, July 22, 1954 Page 2 SECTION I THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon Falls City SAVING CENTERS tfABW In The Valley Edited bT MIKE FORBES Albany's Annual Elks Picnic to Be July 25 ALBANY The Albany Elks' annual picnic will be held at Bryant park Sunday, beginning at noon. Features will be children's games and contests, a horseshoe tournament and a baseball game at 2 m. between Bob Robertson's Albany recreation team and the Portland All-Star squad. The cultivation and preparation of flax are among the most ancient of the textile industries. the death of his step-mother at the home of her daughter at Roseburg.

Mrs. Chapin lived in and near Falls City for 60 years. Libby's store and fountain has recently received a new coat of paint. AM the stores on the North tide of main street have been remodeled or painted. Western Logging Co.

holdings have been purchased by Georgia-Pacific Plywood Incorporation. They also now own the big Johnson mill at Toledo. Leo Eislestien of Bridgeport Is constructing a new building for daughter in Seattle. Later she will Jefferson visit in San Diego with her son ATffiBT of tSeBpXss WEST SALEM SALEM Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY Counties Pick Their Grossmen The fourth annua! "Grassman of the Year" contest is moving into Its final stages as local agricultural leaders throughout Oregon work toward the selection of their county grassman for 1954. County winners are to be named by August 15 in order that the candidate's application may be readied for the state contest. Sponsor of the state and regional "Grassman of the Year" contest is the Agricultural committee of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. The purpose of the contest is to select and give recognition to the accomplishment of farm and ranch operators who have done Pat Nyman, Jefferson high School student, and Future Home-makers of' America state editor, will attend the Pacific Regional FPA meeting in Logan, Utah, July 18 to the 25. Miss Nyman is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nyman is musically talent FALLS CITY -j Visiting at the home of P. 0. Burbank and wife of Monmouth, Sunday were his brother Chester Burbank and wife 01 Kails Uty. Walter Joslin and family of Eugene visited his mother, Mrs.i Charles Joslin Sunday.

The Doyle Larimors drove to Eugene and visited the Paul Larimors and attended the hot rod races in Eugene. Paul is West Coast Lumber Supervisor, and, as his work took him to New York City last year, he took his family and the children attended school there. They have recently returned to Eugene and are expressing much appreciation of Oregon schools. The L. 0.

Rockfords of Bridgeport will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary by holding open house Sunday, July 25 from 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Rockford were married at O'Neill, July 20, grain storage space. Kenneth Gardener has exten sive farming operations, having rented several fields.

ed and will be one of the re- TOP QUALITY Dan and family. While Major Werner Dinteman U.S. Army was on duty in Portland, he and Mrs. Dinteman (Lois Manock), and children, Merrie, Patricia and Brian, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

N. E. Manock, late of Canby, formerly of Aurora. Cpl. William W.

Muessig, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Muessig of Aurora, formerly assigned to the sixth M.P. company at Ft. Ord, has been transferred to the 13th signal company of the first cavalry division, stationed on the island of Hoddkaido, Japan.

SSgt. Marvin T. Keil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keil of Union Hill, Aurora, is expected home on leave from Newfoundland, where he has been on duty for the past two years.

The Friendly Neighbors Club met at the Upper Park Sunday for laxers" at the regional meeting, the annual picnic to which hus bands were invited. Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

Patterson, Bobby and Deeann of Lynwood, Calif, are guests of Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned outstanding work in grassland de Stephenson. They are on their vacation and spent some time in Canada before return fng velopment.

County contests are sponsored by local organizations in cooperation with the County 2-Year-old Injured By Truck, Albany ALBANY A 2-year-old Alba DON'T I MISS I I Sis HE'S COMING I IF i igHE i HE I NEVER I SLEEPS I home. Extension Agent IKS. 1 Pound Pkg. At the regular meeting of the FFA officers were elected. George Marlatt, president; Gary Pederson, vice president; Jerry In rotating crops last fall Claude Allan planted white winter wheat on land which had been in Grimm ny boy whose chest was crushed Tuesday when he was run over by a pick-up, is reported still in critical condition at the Sacred alfalfa for several years.

The 1954 "Oregon Grassman of the Year" will be selected from the several county winners. Cash awards of $300 and $200 to first and second place state winners are provided by the United States National Bank, Portland. Regional winner is selected from the top Mr. and Mrs. Myron Pursley (Leona Morford) are parents of a son.

There two older brothers and a sister. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Pursley of Aurora. Sheffield, secretary; David Hen-ion, treasurer; Bill Cotman, re Now his wheat, which is turning yellow, stands from five to six feet Heart hospital in Eugene. porter; Don Tonack, sentinel, in- tall and well headed out. structor, Clayton Wills. At the meeting they discussed the sheep chain to be given to a boy in However, his doctor said the youth, David Johnstone, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Johnstone, 1147 W. 10th avenue, spent a And it can be said "its the water that does it." These summer rains grassmen from Washington, Ore have been wonderful to most crops. gon and Idaho, and receives a Fairview the chapter. Friday, the Paul's two daughters, "good night" and was in as good' $1000 Wade-Rain irrigation sys Foster Longstreet of Sandy, Mrs.

Gladys Brown and Mrs. Jes tem or equipment of similar value, Oregon spent Sunday at the Clif condition as could be expected. Young Johnstone underwent FAIHVIEW Rev. Merrill Fox, rinso iy sie Sumski of Oswego visited their ford Cole home. Longstreet and former pastor of the Hopewell parents and picked cherries.

surgery Tuesday afternoon at Cole were friends in their young- YEATER APPLIANCE AND TELEVISION CO. Mrs. Brown's daughter. Betty provided by R. M.

Wade Portland. The 1953 state and regional winners were the Bradetich Brothers of Bend, Ore. er days and had not seen each United Brethren church but now of Maupin and his daughter, Miss Sacred Heart Since that time, his doctor added, he has" improved little, but the physician noted the Ann and her girl friend, Suzanne Harvinski came with them and re other for 30 years. Pkg. Lorcna Fox were guests of Mr, Regular Price 69 mained for a week's visit with the Mr.

and Mrs. John Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Free boy's chances of surviving were and Mrs. Charles H.

McKee in Fairview while enroute to attend Ph. 3-4311 375 Chemeketa grand parents. increasing with each hour. man motored to Everett, Wash Mrs. Lois Waterhouse and son the annual district conference at The youngster was injured ington Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henderson returned Tuesday and Philomath. He is recovering sat Semion and his wife of Junction City were Sunday guests of Mrs. Waterhouse's sister.

Mrs. Eva Neuberger fo Tell Why Change Needed when the truck, under which he apparently was playing, was isfactorily from the. automobile Mr. and Mrs. Freeman remained accident injury in which his wife in-Everett where Mrs.

Freeman backed up by Jackson D. Wade, SUNSHINE GRAHAM CRACKERS Reed. was fatally injured. NOW PLAYING! Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Young are 714 W. 10th avenue, to permit another vehicle -to pass in the 29 The reasons why Democratic parents of a daughter. Carol Lynn. is. receiving medical treatment They will be there three weeks.

and Mrs. David Neiss have bought the Eric Fitzsimons residence and are living there. The nominee Richard L. Neuberger, Portland, thinks it is "Time for alley in the 1100 block between W. 9th and 10th avenues.

The BtUiKJitnn Sublimity born July 15 at BarteU's hospital. She is their third child. Grandpar Je aew htttim tl IJUftjEltud ents are Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Young right front wheel passed over his chest. house was formerly known as SUBLIMITY Mr and Mrs. ana Mr. and Mrs.

H. Montgom a change in Oregon" will be told by the candidate Monday at a Salem luncheon being sponsored by the Marion County Democrats. KClTEHflm NEW SWEET the C. M. Smith residence.

ery. Ten acre tract of W. E. Gilmore Mrs. Agnes James has leased the Brant residence on Hazel The nominee for the U.

S. senate Herman Schmid are the parents of an 8 lb. 4 oz. son born July 10 at a Salem hospital. Named Steven Joseph he is the grandson of Mrs.

Matt Schmid. Mr. and produced 16 25 tons of volunteer street COGSN wheat and grass mixed hay after Suit to Collect Note Filed in Linn County ALBANY Suit to recover $3824.66 allegedly due on a a promisory note was filed in will speak at the Golden Pheas-an, restaurant at noon. The luncheon will be open to the public and having been pastured all spring Claud Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Meyers, is one of Mrs. Casper Guenther of Ne- dv tour neaa o( tferford Yearling mm is planned to start a pro-Neuberger orasKa are tne maternal grand Linn county circuit court by Ida parents. campaign in Marion county, it is reported. heifers. The Annual Wyoming Picnic will be held at Avery Park in Corvallis, Sunday July 25th.

Ice cream and M. Kruse against Kermit and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nightingale, the two Oregon boys to participate in the Future Farmers chorus at the 1954 national convention to be held in Kansas City, Mo. this fall.

Claud has had one year in FFA, his project has been walnuts. Neva Molitor. Loyson, and Mrs. Gerry Roberts Also named as defendants in Reservations for the event may be made with Sieve Anderson, at-tohney, or Eldon Caley, both of Salem. PER EAR coffee will be furnished.

Notices of restrictions to city and, son are home after their trip to Canton, where they water users have been posted. visited the Jay Hartwig family. The North side will sprinkle Ml Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nightingale and two sons came from Chicago lawns and gardens on odd days Scoffs Mills to complete the family circle.

and- the South side on the even days. The Nightingales reported the Pee Wee baseball team "took" heat was terrific in their travels Hod the suit are Robert W. and Dolores West, whom the plaintiff alleges have a mortgage inferior to one she holds on Molitor property in Sweet Home. Plaintiff claims that the Moli-tors have fallen behind in payments due her on the note. She thus asks foreclosure of the mortgage on the Sweet Home property in order that she may be paid the $3824.66, plus 5 percent interest from June 14, 1954, taxes on the property of $235.10 and court costs.

NOW PLAYING! Mr. Libby for banana splits for in the SCOTTS MILLS A picnic honoring July birthdays of the family was held at the Daniel Potters Sunday. Their young son Dennis, and little Ellen Heiple and their CAMERON Sister M. Rosaria Is reported CANTALOUPES the entire group when they defeated Ford Garage, (Dallas) last seriously ill in Providence hos DRU pital, where she underwent a aunt Fern Miles birthdays in July mastoid operation last week. Sister Rosaria, a former local teach week.

He put his chin out when he said, "Sure, I'll treat everytime you win," and they remembered. Fred Chapin received word of were marked. Mr. and MrJ. 0.

H. Broughler, IRELAND Mrs, Addie Smith and Iman Smith 2ND HIT er, a daughter of Mrs. Matt Schmid. Miss-Sue. Sparrow' of Portland spent the week end Mrs.

Clara NeaL They were EACH Uhionvale HOOK-lltnRAAS )fl Ms AGAR. attended the Shanks family reunion at Elliott park Sunday. Miss Karen Dicus of Spokane, Is visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Comstock are the parents of a son, Mark Wayne, born July 5.

S. Ej Pownall recently was able to return to his home from a Portland hospital. Kenneth Magcc has reported for duty in the U. S. Army.

The annual Skirvin family reunion was held in the Silverton city park Sunday. Rev. Evart Tuning and sons and CELLO PACKAGES -ALOHA- A DAY IN HAWAII AT THE BLUE NOTE SUNDAY, JULY 25th Authentic Hawaiian feast (luau) and a cast of Hawaiian musicians and entertainers. Fun all day long. Tickets at the Blue Note and Stevens Son Jewelry.

$3.00 per person. THE BLUE NOTE 2625 Dallas Road Phone 4-6444 UNIONVALE Harvesting 160 acres of yellow wax bush beans belonging to U. S. Alderman will start in the Grand Island district next week and will be processed at his freezing plant here. Miss Carol Hraba of TJnionvale is attending Pacific Regional Fu On Stage 8:00 P.

M. KSLM RADIO AMATEUR CONTEST LLOVO DOUOLAS' James Fink recently attended a Friends Church meeting in Kose- ture Homemakers of America burg. "if. Pnsa Bravles has returned at Lo. Utah- TECHNICOLOR MNCS MOORCHEAO OTTO KRuCER LU AJ.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR US HAPPY EATING FOR YOU! Packages from a visit at the home oi ner son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and To Be Presented In Conjunction With Our Regular Show Bo Sura to Attend And Applaud Your Favoritesl I July 2, 1954, Mars was 40 million miles from the Earth, the closest in 13 years. ALSO Comedy Featurette Mrs. Paul Jackson and their new bahy. hn live in Turner.

JULY IS THE 5th BIRTHDAY OF NOHLGREN'S FAMOUS BUFFET "Who's Who at I Aurora The Zoo" ill. ii' ALL YOU CAN EAT -99c mmm 3 Lbs. 100 PURE GROUND BEEF AURORA Mrs. Harriet Ehlen is vacationing in Eugene with her brother and istcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben H. Will. Spending last weekend at Ore-; gon coast resorts were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hurst, Normajcan Now Playing 50c Admission Open 6:45 Joel Mc-Rae "BORDER RIVER" Free Prizes Free Photographs Entertainment! TODAY'S ENTREES HAMBURGER STEAK 111 Uftll TAN CAT! SMOTHERED WITH ONIONS wU VAIl LAIS II I ft Nil PKIVE-IN THEATRE I I STATE STREET 9IlJ If 8:30 pSSSTS At 8:30 IB Downtown Salem IB uiijh CAIBINJ, HI4HWAT GATES OPEN 6-45 SHOW at niicu- VI Richard Carlson "Creature From the Black Lagoon" OLD FASHIONED FRANKFURTER and Allen Hurst.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Malthieus, Robert, Billy and Jimmie Matth-ieu, spent a weeks vacation in California. Mr. and Mrs.

Blake Matthew of Portland were guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Ehlen recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Dougherty have acquired arreagc and a small house west of Aurora near Hito. They expect to move there soon.

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