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Tka OREGON STATESMAN Solera, Oregon, Friday Morning, June IS. 1343
Salem Girl to
Be Queen of
St. Paul Rodeo
ST. PAUL, June H.-Five west- j
nn Oregon cowgirls will begin
their reign over the 10th annual
St. Paul rodeo Friday night when
Queen-elect Rose Mae Franke,
Salem, receives her, crown a
cowgifl's hat - r from Secretary
of State Robert S. Farrell, jr.
The coronation program is plan
ned for 9 a. m. at the St. Paul city
hall. ' Music will be provided by
the Salem Top Hatters.
. Queen-elect Rose Mae I, who
was named queen during a selec
tion dance May 29, is a member
of the Salem Saddle club and a
graduate of Salem schools. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Franke, Route 2, Salem.
Serving with her on the royal
wild west court for the rodeo July
1-2-3-4 are Princesses Carol
Chambers, McMinnville; Betty
Lee Wirth, Salem; Dorothy Rol
ston, Tillamook; and Mary Lou
Manegre, St PauL
The queen-elect and her court
recently took part in the Mon
mouth rodeo, and later? this month
will be guests j during the Phil
Sheridan day celebration at Sher
idan, j
A complete program of roping,
riding; and bulldogging has been
planned for the four-day St. Paul
rodeo j this year. President Ray
Manegre of the rodeo association
announces that afternoon shows
are listed for 2 p. m. on July 1 and
4, and evening performances will
be at 8 p. m. July 2 and 3. Queen
Rose Mae and her court will Head
the parade on St. Paul's stijeets
the morning of the Fourth.
Salem Craftsmen Commended
For Aid to Crippled Children;
Machine Tool Class to Reopen
Braces for crippled children will be bettered and expedited as
fthe result of the work of the future craftsmen club at the Salem
high school.
Presented to the University of Oregon medical school this
Week was a machine designed to cut braces of all shapes from
hardened aluminum. ,
, The presentation (the original announcement ' ihich was
carried In an Associated Press
story yesterday from Portland)
was by William Saponic, club
president, to Dean Baird, dean of
the medical school who express
ed his appreciation and declared
the gift constituted one of the
first ever offered by public schools
lor such a purpose. ' r
" The machine was made in the
Salem high school shop of which
Forrest D. Smith ' is instructor.
Taking the device to . Portland
were E. T. Barnett, "high school
supervisor of vocational educa
tion; Smith, and William Saponic,
Paul Harris, 'Alan Singleton, Roy
Vibbert and Daron Dirks. Other
boys who aided in Ms production
included Carl Goldsby, Marvin
Saul, Bob Charlton -and Bill De
Lap. The machine was designed by
Smith and his class, which also
has desjgned and produced drill
presses . and parts; for all kinds
of machinery. : The project was
evolved by' Smith last year after
he had visited the hospital in
Portland . and noticed a shortage
of equipment. Materials were paid
for by the boys.
; Barnett, who previously an
nounced' his resignation as voca
tional education supervisor, is en
tering the machine tool designing
business and is being succeeded
by Carl Lindstrom, previously
with the' Boeing Aircraft company
and more recently auto mechanics
instructor at the high school.
, Night classes in machine tools,
which closed May 30, with' with
drawal of war production training
funds, will reopen July 16, on a
tuition basis, for Monday, Wednes
day and Friday nights, under a
self-financing plan projected' by
the students themselves.
This machine will make braces for
the crippled children of Doern-
becher hospital. In making it Sa
lem vocational students learned
to use a milling machine, radial
drill press, machine lathe, sur
face grinder, planer, metal ihap
er and bench tools. '
Operator of
Academy Here
To Stand Trial
Births
Thetis To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
M Thelin, route one. a daughter,
Carol Ann. born June 3, Salem Gen
eral hospital, i , j
Beach To Mr. and Mrs. RosweU L.
Beach. 1100 Chemeketa St.. a daueh
trr. Sharon Love, born June 3. Salem
General hospital.
Rentfro To Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Rentfro, 2150 Myrtle ave a son, Rich
ard Gene, born April 5, Salem Gen
eral nocpiui.
' Johnson To Mr. and Mrs. Harold
3. Johnson, Silverton. daughter, Do
lores Jane, born May 24, Salem Gen
eral hospital. -
. niPaelo To Mr. and Mrs. Peter 1,
CiPaolo. 1405 Jefferson it., a son. John
Lewis, born June 3, Salem General
nrxpitai. !
McDonald To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
G. McDonald. 930 North 14th it. a son
CTenneth Green, born June 5. Salem
General hospital. - -
Jokaioav To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E.
Johnson, 633 Ferry su a daufhter,
Sandra Leon, born June 4, Salem Gen
eral hospital.
Cecil F. Sharp,- who was known
in Salem as James Bell when he
was operating the Wagon Wheel
Riding Academy in 1938-39, will
be brought back here to stand
trial on the charge of larceny by
the bailee in connection with the
theft of a $500 oriental Sarouk
rug from the late Dr. G. E. Prime,
owner of the Wagon Wheel prop
erty. .. ' ... : f '
District Attorney Miller B.
Hayden received word Thursday
afternoon from Warden Clinton
T. Duffy, San Quentin prison,
California, in which he said Sharp
was to go on parole July 7. He re
minded, the Marion official that
the prison files held a detainer
from Oregon and wanted to know
whether Sharp was still wanted
in Marion county. Hayden in his
answer asked the warden to
query Sharp as to whether he
would waive extradition. If a
waiver is refused, Hayden said,
we will start proceedings to ex
tradite and told the warden in his
reply that a Marion county' offi
cer would be at the prison gates
July 7 to take Sharp into custody.
Sharp, or Bell, as he operated
when corning to Salem, and a
woman he called his wife entered
into a lease with Dr. Prime and
established a riding academy at
the Wagon Wheel in August, 1938.
In July, 1939, a bad check was
passed at the Safeway store here
for $100. About the same time
Bell and his "wife" disappeared.
Inspection of the premises at the
Wagon Wheel disclosed a fine or
iental rug, property of Dr. Prime,
was missing.
In November of 1939 authori
ties almost nabbed the pair in
Tallahassee, Fla. They were next
heard of in Los Angeles where
they were convicted of a feloni
ous charge, Sharp, as he was then
identified, going to San Quentin,
and the woman, then as identified
as Ruth Alberta Lee, going to the
women's correction institution at
Tehachapi.
Later the mother of the girl
made restitution for the bad
check in Salem and because of the
girl's health got her paroled. Hay
den said he believes she can be
located and said there was an un
derstanding when the Marion de
tainer against her was waived
that she would testify against
Sharp.
Edmund Clark
Dies: Funeral
Set
Saturday
it
Funeral services for Edmund L.
Clark, 99, 245- East Superior sti
who died Thursday afternoon at a
Salem hospital, will be neld Satf
urday at 1:30 ifrom the W..T. Rig
don chapel. His death followed
an illness of several weeks. j
Clark, a native of Lincoln, Neb
was a merchant in Lebanon from
1910 to 1927. j Since that time he
has been associated with the Mishf
awaka Rubber; .company covering
Oregon and Washington, with his
residence in Lebanon most of the
time. For thej last six years, prior
to September! 1 1944, he travelled
out of Seattle! but at that time the
family returnd to the Willamette
valley and have since made their
home in Salem. ;
He was a member of the First
Methodist church and the Masonic
lodge.
' Survivors include the widow;,
three sons, Reed Clark of jWalla
Walla; Hunt Clark of Salem, and
James Clark, chief storekeeper
in the U.S. navy and formerly of
Portland; one daughter, LL1 Flora
Jean Clark, with the army nurse
corps in France and five grand
children, j
: Concluding services will be held
in Belcrest Memorial park. Dr. J.
C. Harrison will officiate, i
Mrs. McMillen Leaves
SUNNYSIDE Mrs. Rosetta Mc
Millen. and .family, have moved to
Tacoma, , where . her " husband is
stationed in the navy.
-'The annual school board elec
tion will be held June - 18 at 8
p.m. at the schoolhouse, when one
new officer will be elected.
Buena yista Plans
For Family Picnic
BUENA VI$TA The Woman's
club met In the club rooms last
.... i :
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. O.
Johnson is ' president. It -was de
cided to hold the family picnic
this' year at Helmick park on
July 15. MrsL William L. Short,
Red Cross chairman, reported the
need of afghans at the service
men's . hospital . and requested
those having ibits of yarn crochet
oblongs 4"x6f using single cro
chet and 'turn them in to her.
Anyone having usable yarn who
does not crochet please give it to
someone who! can make it up. It
need not be hew.
" The afternoon was spent, in
making USO scrapbooks. Hostesses
Mrs. P. A. .Wells and Mrs. C. F.
Wells served strawberry short
cake. This was the, last meeting
until October 10 when Mrs. Pal
mer Weigel and Mrs. Culbertson
will be hostesses.
Reelect Teachers
At Aurora School
AURORA The Aurora grade
school teachers the coming year
are expected to be Howard H. Ec
des, principal; Mrs. W. B. Stoner
and Mrs. Marie Priest, re-elected.
Janitor L. L. Gribble alse was
re-elected. :
. Mrs. , Reginald R. Reynolds and
little daughters, Becky and Sally,
of Forest Grove are spending the
week with: her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Kraus. ,
Mrs. N. E. Manock, Mrs. Wer
ner Dinteman and daughter Pat
ty spent .the past week with Mrs.
Manock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
B. Van tfortwick, of Cottage
Grove.
North Howell Visitors
Entertained This Week
NORTH : HOWELL -Guests for
varying periods of time In this
community Include Mrs. Winnie
McKav of Vancouver at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Martha Vinton.
Mrs. Harley Oddie and baby
daughter, Sharon,- at ; the W. M.
Oddie home; and Miss Anne Pet
ers, Cheyenne, Wyo at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson.
Janice Jackson nlans ; to leave
for CorvalUs 4-H summer, school
Worry oi
FALSE TEETH
Slfnolnc? or frriiatina?
Don' be embarrassed by loose false
kdh ilirniliif itrnnnin or wabblina
when you eat. talk or laugh. Just
sprinkle a little FAS TEETH on your
plates. This pleasant powder gives a
W ....... . Z. -) t J J ..M. r.mt
rernarataDw menmm ox auueu iwhuw
and security by boMln plates more
KTm, enimmo sriMMtf nsksltV taste
or feeline;. It's alkallaa (non-acid).! Get
fasteeth at any orug sxore.
next week. Janice was Judged the
healthiest girl la Marlon county
at the April 4-H show in Salem,
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Of Tired; Kidneys
P brVarha sad If j pains M laMm ye
Bniaarmbia.doa't just complain mad do moLhiwm
boat tbcaa. Nature may be warsisc 7W1 tba
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secaa iMm b1 poamooua waste est f ta
blood. Tncy Wp mum PopJ pass about '
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U the blood.TlMM posmns may start naesiac
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Lamb Surplus
Again Useless
PORTLAND, Ore., June 14.()
Unless OP A restrictions are
withdrawn immediately, the 250,
000 lambs now ready for market
in the northwest will again be
wasted, a livestock exchange of
ficer warned today. '. ' .
R. L. Clark, secretary of the
Portland livestock Exchange,
said announcement that army ac
ceptance of all top grades would
relieve the situation is "mathe
matically absurd" since no pro
vision is made for "federally in
spected packers to ' increase the
kill." , -
"They will be wasted just as
they have the last two years,"
i Clark asserted. 4
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About 1 Mile East of Stat Hospital
East Center at 40th Street;
Plenty of Parking Space
Ilodel Food Ilarkel
, 275 No. High Street
Fret Parking Lol
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Berg's Grocery
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