The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 5

PAGE 5- -THE PRESS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1947- -SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA- AVC Convention Report Heard at Banquet Meeting Cancer Fund For County Hits $6,713 SANTA ROSA Sonoma Festival Group Will Map Program Tonight SONOMA, June 26 The first general meeting of the newly organized Sonoma Valley Festival Association will be held Friday evening at the high school music room, according to Daniel T. Ruggles, president pro tern. Ruggles said that the immediate aims of the group is to sponsor a valley choral club, a little theater movement and a community orchestra. He said all valley residents interested in any of these activities are welcome to attend the association's first meeting. The group's first project was the recent sponsorship of the "Moonlight Symphony" in the Centennial Bowl which featured the Sonoma County Symphony Orchestra, arranged in co-operation with the Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Temporary association officers include Mrs. Celeste Murphy, vice-president; Mrs. Julia Empar-an, secretary; Emerys Williams, treasurer, and W. C. Batchelder, business manager.

Navy ROTC Cruise To Start Saturday SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 (AP) The battleship Iowa arrived today to take aboard 900 naval R. O. T. C. students from 18 Western colleges for a training cruise to Vancouver, B.

starting Saturday. On returning here July 18, the Iowa will prepare to leave for Hawaii with a number of the state governors who later will attend the governors' convention in Salt Lake City. TELEPHONE 43C3- 5 3 BEDDISoC WHILE THEY LAST! fl Good Illustration AUBURN, June 26 iUP) Fire Chief G. Webber of the Lincoln Fire District appeared today before the Placer county board of supervisors to plead for money for a new fire truck so the citizens of his district could have better fire protection. He was interrupted by a telephone call.

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The quota set by the California division of the national organization was $7,500. Of the total amount raised, $2,297 was from the Santa Rosa area. The Sonoma valley communities were second with a total of $1,041.62 and Petaluma third with $1,029.42. Other communities raised sums as follows: Healdsburg, Sebastopol, S679.51; Cloverdale and northern Sonoma county, and the Russian river area, $480.83. Several rural areas contributed small amounts bringing the total to over the $6,700 mark.

More than 50 per cent of the amount raised came by direct mail, while the balance was raised through coin collectors, dances, parties and entertainments. Sonoma county branch of the American Cancer Society operates through funds, set up by the California division, Lombardi pointed out. All funds raised locally have been sent to the California division with 40 per cent of the total going to the American Cancer Society for research and education on a national level. The local budget was approximately $4,000 for the initial year, it was said. This amount is used for the conduct of an information center at 618 Fourth street, educational programs and materials and to supplement the work of the Sonoma County Tumor isoara and its clinic which is held regularly at the Sonoma County Hospital.

Story Hour Today At Public Library The weekly children's story hour, a weekly feature at the Santa Rosa Public Library for many years, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the library grounds in Fourth street. Miss Dagny Juell, children's librarian, in charge of the program, has arranged a series of stories for the afternoon. The series will be conducted each Friday afternoon at the same hour throughout the entire summer, Miss Juell said. Navy to Survey Bomb Test Data SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 (UP) The navy department will undertake a scientific resurvey of Bikini Atoll this summer to determine the long-range effects of the two atomic-bomb tests held there last year, twelfth naval district headquarters announced here today. Some 40 scientists and technicians representing the Atomic Energy Commission, the U.

S. Geological Survey, the Fish and Wildlife Service of the Department of Interior, the Smithsonian Institute, plus the army and navy and other scientific and education al groups will take part in the re study. Oilmen estimate that Diesel engines in the United States will burn at least 71 million barrels of fuel in 1947. thousands are discovering more refreshing. Try beer with the clean, crisp golden, true-beer color.

ESm Kirksey-Baxman rrroth Announced HEALDSBURG, June 26 The betrothal of Miss Arlee Kirksey to Robert James Baxman was announced last Sunday at the Healdsburg Horse Show when the bride-elect won a trophy for the most unique entry in the parade. Miss Kirksey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Kirksey of Geyserville, the father being vice-president of Russian River Riders' and manager of the St. George Ranch at Geyserville.

Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Prohaska of Sebastopol.

She was born and educated in Hollywood, where she was a child player in motion pictures. The engaged man is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baxman, Sonoma ranchers for 40 years, now living near Santa Rosa. He served in the Army Air Corps during the war.

November 25, the traditional wedding day in the bride's family, is the time selected for the ceremony. Mrs. Wesley Rued, sister of the bride-elect, started the third generation of November 25 weddings last year. Troth Taken Again After 40 Years At 9 o'clock last night, the Rev. Ben Pruett, pastor of the Napa Baptist Church, reread the marriage ceremony for his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Pruett, who first exchanged nuptial vows at 9 p. m.

on June 26, 1907, in Bell Fountain, Ore. They have lived here for the past 22 years. The 40th wedding anniversary of the couple was made the occasion of a reunion dinner at the Pruett home at 811 King street, with all of the children and their husbands and wives present. However, none of the 10 grandchildren attended. Present were the Rev.

and Mrs. Pruett of Napa, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Lachman of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pruett of Rio Vista, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Showalter of Santa Rosa.

Boosters Meet SONOMA, June 26 The Boyes Hot Springs Boosters' Club held its monthly dinner meeting at the Palms Inn, El Verano, last night, to discuss springs area development and recreational plans. Newly elected President Joseph Matteoni presided. mm 1, mjjusxi Once in place. PELLA ROLSCREENS require no patting up, taking down, painting or repairing. Easy to install on your present windows.

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The delegatte, who arrived back on the coast Monday morning by plane, said reports on resolutions considered at the convention will he forwarded to chapters later. Trombley was among more than 2,000 who attended the four-day convention. Only other report heard was one by Walter Wright, manager of the AVC softball team, sttill undefeated in the current A league. Women of Moose Install Monday Plans for installation of newly elected officers Monday evening were made by members of the Women of the Moose Wednesday night at a regular meeting in Moose hell. Arrangements were also made for a card party to be held today, beginning at 2 p.

in Moose hall. Installation ceremonies, to be conducted by members of the Val-lejo lodge, will open at 8:30 p. m. Monday night. Succeeding Margaret Brown as senior regent will be Angelina Vivarelli.

Other officers will be: Marge Abrams, junior regent; Josephine Smith, treasurer; Janet Darling, chaplain; Nan Schmidt, guide; Rose Kenny, assistant guide; Alice Collins, sentinel, and Stella Bum-baugh, Argus. Slater Appointed To Senate Groups Secretary of the Senate Joseph A. Beek yesterday notified Senator Herbert W. Slater that the rules committee had named him a member of two of the interim committees. One of the appointments was on the senate committee on military and veterans' af-fir.

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