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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1949)
Summer Head For Athletics StLVERTOX A full-urn ath letic director for th summer is bing planned by Silvert.n Recre ftional association of which Wade Scott is president. Firs' pirns for thi were laid Monday mght at the meeting of the associatitm. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Martin len of Corvailis, present to discuss the directorship, stated that Sil verton was far in advance of many larger communities in recreational rid other facilities. Martinsen is t give an answer in two weeks TMa mw fansaJa la ahicfc aUa la aarfart had lac faatar SmM anmj ts aa Ml far Mr as. aaaraa HNfk far aaar !, lsaa m4 waata. mmd kataar mpp tttaa. Kaa ymr ataPara sua lag Eiaaatua W1"" ,,Uo Sold feeefly by TOUI TRIAHGLI DIAUER and otherwise will aid in obtain ing one.' ' ' The association also voted to or ganize class in photography, and any one interested was asked to enroll with; William Hanson at the McEwan studio. Mrs Robert Nelson reported that the JayC-Eettes would su pervise girls activities on Wed nesday nights. C. T. Carter was appointed to contact business firms and organizations to obtain spon sors for soft bail teams for the spring and summer. The group al so agreed to "buy a timeclock for the newly installed lights in the Eugene Field playshed when suf ficient lights were in use, and to send a representative to the monthly Boy Scout round table. Turner 8th Grade Sets Plavs Friday fef e TURNER, The eighth grade of Turner grade school will present two one-act plays in the school auditorium . at 8 p.m., Friday, April 22. The cast of the drama "The Heritage" includes Harold Squire, Maxine Ortleib, Alan Ward, Lo re ne Edwards and Darrel Mertle. In the comedy "Spartan " are Nancy Manning, Viola Davenport, Wanda Stinnett and Eugene Tuck er. ! yr '5fff aV' y -.. v," 200 Companies employed us last month George S. May Cowpjwt orricis im niMcifAi cmts Mevias; snetnent frvsa "The nsuaaerers," Republic's Traveler predae tiea which starts Friday at the Capitol theatre. Left U right are nana Maasey. Kod Caaaeren. Farrest Tucker and Adrian Booth, who star in the stirring eel wester. Silverton Program Friday for Band e SILVERTON Johnny Carpen ter of Portland is to be master of ceremonies at the uniform bene fit sponsored by the Band Par ents' association Friday, April 22, at 8 p. m. Acts from Mt. Angel, Woodburn, Monitor, Salem, Portland and other communities will be given. The numbers run the gamut from comedy, through oldtime fiddlers and symphonic violin renditions to a mixed chorus of 60 voices and a family orchestra. There will al so be dancers from Armstrong school of dancing and from Salem high school. Jack Spong, Salem magician, and an Indian costume act from Cub pack 52. teem Phots 3-6489 FRESHLY GROUND HMIB URGED . g I FRESH COUNTRY Lb. .HE I SAUSAGE ... 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O V I BUTTER A" Sweet Cream Xb. 670 I'luTshmallovrs Campfire 1 lb. boxes 290 Columbia KRAUT, No. 2 cans O I Durkee Salad .Each P I DRESSING . QL 490 CT7APIT MorrelTa Luncheon Meat 12-oc tin 370 PEAS 3 cans 250 I SALMON 1 390 Hill's Br. Golden West Folaer'a COFFEE 1 2 lb. Ib. tin $1.05 Prices efJectiTe Thnrau FrL and SaU April 21-22 23 SHOP AND SAVE AT BASUfGErTS 13th&Scrte Priced'Kash and Karry'- Less Cash, More Carry Prices good erery day of the week Thursday to Thursday Mrs. Zuricker Heads Salem Heights Qub HULSEY - Mrs. Kenneth Z wicker was elected president of the Salem Heights Mothers club In a meeting: last week. Other new officers are Mrs. George Beane, vice-president; Mrs. Leon Frohm, secretary, and Mrs. J. Graber, treasurer. Speakers were Mrs. Katherin Lioaizt, superintendent of Hill crest school, and Mrs. Agnes Booth, Marion county school superintendent. NEW TIME FOR MILWAUKIE MILWAUKIE, April 20 -(&- Milwaukie will go on daylight sav ing time Monday, the city manager said today. Public Records CIRCUIT COURT Pet Anthony and others vs. John C. Veatch and others: -fendants file answer admitting and denying. Ida Clark Pepple vs. Frank B. Pepple: Decree of divorce restores plaintiffs maiden nam of Ida Alice Clark. Ester Lcla Staples vs. Arthur Arlie Staples: Order modifies for mer divorce decree by eliminating support money payments. Euphemia Morrow vs. Richard S. Rice and others: Suit to quiet title to real property. Lester G. and Vera I. Hathaway vs. J. W. Hyzer and others: Suit to quiet title of real property. Ellen Virginia Yochum.vs. Jake Yochum: Decree of divorce awards plaintiff custody of a minor child. PROBATE COURT Ralph L. Ware guardianship es tate: Order approves final account. Christine L. McClain estate: Fi nal order closes estate. MUNICIPAL COURT Robert C. Rittel, Portland, charged with reckless driving, fin ed $100. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Ray Smalley, 40, auto salesman, 118 Marion sL, and Georgia Pounds, 28, waitress, 118 Marion st., both of Salem. SILVERTON JUSTICE COURT SILVERTON Three fines were meted out in Justice court her to day. Judge Alf O. Nelson fined Ar chie Naset and William C Whit each $2S and costs and a 30-day suspended jail sentence on charges of vagrancy. Lawrence Fields was fined $29 and given a five-day jail sentence on a charge of contempt of court. According to the complaint Fields failed to appear as a witness after being served with a subpoena. A similar charge against the defend ant's wife was taken under advise ment by Judge Nelson. TO SAM FRANCISCO Ton Joy your trip this dieael propaJUd. all- nk to Sea Fnut- It's like flue hotel est witk two dining eata. i lounge i mod PiilTrane laaddrawistg Leave Portlmad 4:10 P.M. daily be ia 8mm Fraaciaoo for S-3P The frUnsify Southern Pacific C. A. LARSON. AGENT Pbeac 2-ttll At Salem Schools By Statesman School Ceeke Correspondent SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Jim Rock and Tom Angle were nominated for next year's senior class presidency during a junior class nomination assembly Wednesday. Elections will be held April 29 and $0, the same date as sophomore class members elect their class officers for next year. The sophomores will meet this morning to nominate candidates. (. m n t ' aa iJ - -4Jt , 9 a t i Other juniors nominated for senior class offices are: Vice presi dent, Doris Lane and Bob Meaney; secretary, Jody DeRoos, Marilyn Hall. Mitzi Patrick and Joyce Armstrong; treasurer, Dick Buren; song queen. Mary McFarlane; yell king. Pete Trott and Milton Rick man; sergeant at arms, Doug Rog ers. WEST SALEM JUNIOR HIGH Mrs. Ora Smith's sewing classes are working on a project which will change their home economics classroom into a typical living room. The girls are making drapes and slip covers to be used with a sofa and chair set given them by the Sears, Roebuck's Foundation fund. Plans are to have at least part of the project completed by May 6, date for a Mothers' tea. Bill Hanauska, West Salem ath letic coach, recently presented basketball letters to eight mem bers of the school team entered in the junior high league last winter. Boys who received letters were David Bayer, Warren dem ons, Ted Reinwald, Allen Flesher, Bill Jaquith, Bill Nelson, Gene Froedisch and Bruce WendL Orchestra letters were presented by Mrs. Virginia Howell, who al so gave lyre-shaped pins for two years membership to Shirley Lae wen, Anne Richey, Angela Hart man, Ann Gallaspy, Phil Ritchey, Jerry Curtis, Barbara Culbertson, Keith Johnson, Jan Crenshaw, Margret Lutz, Raymond Utter -back and Karen Johnson. Lyre-shaped letters for one-year membership were given to Mel Pankratx, Jan Barlow. Barbara Watts, Charles Ediger, Linn Las well and Allen Freisen. JARRI8II JUNIOR HIGH Arrangements have been made for a textbook library for lending books to Parrish students who de sir to do homework. The library is opened at 8:40 a. m. and again after schooL Students who will serve in the library for the rest of the semester are Sally Greig, Helen Melby, Nan Steele, Kay Lovell, Jo Ella Brown, Marjorie Kronser, Pat Schwalen, Lela Cushing. Marilyn Isaak, Ei leen Lang and Shierley Bier. ENGLEWOOD SCHOOL Znglewood Camp Fir girls re cently sponsored a candy sale at the school. Girls who served aa monitors or sold candy were Lor raine Ellis, Danell Hamilton, Adl Hay, Jacqulyn Hafnr, Kay Holts, Patsy Collins, Janet Woodruff, Gall North, Jane Morefleld, Pat Irwin, Kay Rubert and Lorraine Bogley. BUSH SCHOOL Parents of Mrs. Helen Philippi's first grade class war entertained last week at an assembly program in the school auditorium. An East er theme was carried out In a plaglet called the "Forgetful Bun - Th cast included Ronny Potts, Jerry Stein, Joyce Larson, Bob Merritt, Wally Belt. Clayton Steln ke, Herby Hermans, Max Buffing ton, Jayce Walt, James Ca vender, Willie Hagen, Billy Sikl, Judy The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. ThursArr. April 21, 194913 SikeU Janet Franklin, Jean Minto, Ray Tygart, Kathy Biesanz, Pau line Buren, Florence Epley, Joyce Mut hammer, Gail Saliday, Pa tricia Siltala, Sharon Sughru, Jim my Persy, Jimmy Barrett, Jack Baker, Billy Jemigan, Dennis Ritchie, Kenny Rousett end Jim Simmons. HIGHLAND SCHOOL . Highland orchestra members recently entertained the school with a concert consisting of num bers they learned this year. They plan to giv similar concert for the Highland Mothers' club, but a date for this program has not been set. The orchestra consists- of: Vio lins, Gladys Kirkman, James Clif ton, Janice Butler, Ronald Brown, Tonl DeSart, Marilyn Dyer and Douglas McKeever; cello, Florin Stein; pianist, Carolyn horn; calri nets, Richard Oaus, Billy Hazel, Delores Kirkman and Billy Greig; flute, Harold Lotus; bass viol, Sandra Eyerly; savophone, Patsy Mennls; mellophone. Jack Loy; drums, Eddi DeYo. "Saved my A Cil its! Ur cas-i SAJtrtuvr Mi win t i In lum a a nil aas TmhUm. Ma Umh Iihi a artaaa walnl la a aar IIOU! r For It lays enly. Ife refanes . . , N ex ehaagea N approvals. EON'S Bay the first pair at th reralar prlee . . . get tee seeesUl air FREII , . , ii ''-crr' - .1 - ft ' t r 5 7 1 1 .1 ' ' " MATTRESS .'a.. . sr. .jm. -j- as .-'A. -m, - k ''Us-r- jjlj V I Beet Spriasj to Match 39.95 I WW i The Little Store Filled uilh Fnrniiuro Bargains Scripture Verse: For I am not ashamed of the gope1 of Christ; for it is the power of God ante salvation to every one that be lieveth; to the Jew fust and also to the Greek. Rom. 1:16. IBiliMtt EWil)iiiUHlM.t.IM 1.--
