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IMPROVEMENT FIGURED
Hearings on proposed improve
ment of two roads were set Fri
day by Marion county court alter
urveys and cost estimates were
presented. The surveyor estimated
paving of Bradley drive, south of
' fealem, would cost about $1.77 per
ownership foot and Illinois av
enue, east of Salem, about $1.70.
Hearings will b at 1030 ajn. on
March 28 and 24, respectively.
Costs will be assessed to adjacent
property owners.
Dr. James L. Sears & D. Lynn M.
Hammers tad announce the remov
al of their offices to suite 201
Corsage bar open until 9 Fridays
and Saturdays, Sunday 10 to 9.
flowers by Jary, 690 N. CapitoL
(Shopping Center). Ph. 2-4802.
MUSIC DIRECTOR TRAVELS
Howard F. Miller, vocal music
director for Salem public schools,
has left) for St. Louis, Mo, to take
part in the National Music Educa
.tors convention. Miller, as presi
dent of the Oregon music teachers
association, will serve in executive
meetings. He also will direct a
traditional lobby sing" in the
city's Jefferson hoteL
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4-Corners annual Firemen's bene
fit ball Mar. 18, 9 p m. Community
HalL Open to public
Easter Special Machine and Ma
chlneless permanent waves, $3
eomplete: Lipstick Beauty Salon.
Ph. 33836.
COUNCIL MEETS SUNDAY
The first congressional district
council of Townsend clubs will
meet at 1030 ajn. Sunday in
Mayflower halL After a business
session will come a noontime
picnic lunch and afternoon speak
ing program. E. J. James of Port
land will' preside.
Car washing, pick up and delivery
service. Art's Shell Service, 12th
Mission. Ph. 20358.
DEAN WILCOX HONORED
Dean M. Wilcox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilcox, 2180 Park
ave, was one of 188 students listed
on the. fall semester honor roll at
Pacific university in Forest Grove.
He is a senior pre-medical stu
dent : .
Rummage Sale, Moose Hail, 284
N. Com'L Fri. and Sat. '
REPORTS PURSE THEFT
Flonnie Hendricks, 702 N.
Church st, reported to city police
Friday that her purse containing
$18 had been stolen as she shop
ped at a downtown store. She told
police she had laid the purse down
. while looking at goods.
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Rummage Sale Fri. it Sat March
17 Js 18 over Grecnbaums, Holly
wood lions Aux.
SALEM FIRM NAMED
Certificate of assumed business
name as Rite-Way Home Builders,
a contracting firm in Salem, was
filed with the Marion county
clerk Friday by Elwood E. Tows
send, 920 Ford st, and James L.
Barnwell, 330 Klngwood ate.
Fresh killed young turkeys, 19c
lb. Orwig's Market, 4373 Silverton
Rd. Ph. 2-8128. '
BUTXDINO AUTHORIZED
; Building permits were Issued
Friday by the city engineer's office
to V. A. Johnson, house, 1322 N.
Commercial st, $1,730; and Lorna
' Weston, 1240 Fairmount st, wreck;
garage, $50.
. H. F. Klassen. gospel St Bible
teacher, of Burbank, Calif, at Sa
lem Memorial Hosp. Chapel, Oak
St every night 8 pjn. beginning
Sun March 12 thru. Sun, March
19. .
CARD OF THANKS
i We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to the friends
and neighbors, for their kindness
and floral offerings in the loss of
our beloved wife and mother.
H. M. Rlcker
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Cor Burnette
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elmer
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting sympathy
and help at the time of the death
of our dear mother, Mrs. Mary M.
McGrew. For the beautiful ser
vice, floral offerings and other
kindnesses we are deeply grateful.
Ethel Blessington
Opal Thompson
Beulah Rossow
" Mary Ventura
Evelyn Deskines
Helen Brown
Wm. S. McGrew
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LAND PURCHASE DENIED
Marion county court rejected
Friday a request by Richfield Oil
company to purchase a small strip
of county-owned land which forms
right-of-way for a widely curved
northwest corner at Silverton
road and Lancaster drive. County
Judge Grant Murphy said the
land, wanted by the company in
connection with a service station,
would probably be necessary for
future development of the roads.
Just-in two deluxe Kelvinator
elec. ranges from Salem schools,
like new, Reg. 279.95. Dont miss
these at 199.95. Ralph Johnson
Appliances, 353 Center, Ph. 3-3139.
BABY SUFFERS BURNS
Diane Barger, six months old,
suffered second and third degree
burns Friday morning when she
fell against an electric heater at
her home on the north en4 of
Fisher road. The baby was treat
ed by first aldmen for third de
gree burns to the right arm and
back of the head and second de
gree burns to right hand and
fingers.
Dance tonite Moose Hall 284 N.
ComT Moose and guests. Western
music.
STRUCK BY AUTO
Dan Cooper, 7, 407 N. 22nd st,
was treated by Salem first aldmen
Friday for bruises incurred when
he was struck by a car in the
400 block of North 21st street
Police reported young Cooper had
driven his bicycle from a drive
way into the path of a pickup
truck operated by Rueber C. Pas
chke, Salem route 8.
Food Sale, Sat 10 ajn. at Broad
way Appliance, 453 Court, Junior
C. D. of A.
HELD IN COUNTY J All,'
Waldo Hardman, Salem route
2, was in the Marion county jail
Friday night in lieu of $50 bail
following his arrest earlier on a
charge of being drunk on a public
highway by state police. Police
reported Hardman was arrested
in his ditched car near Claxtar
road on highway 99E north of
Salem.
Old time dance tonite 259 Court
LARCENY SUSPECT TAKEN
Lawrence Arthur Puckett, Flor
ence, wanted in Polk county on
a grand larceny charge, has been
arrested in Douglas county, state
police were notified Friday. A
warrant is held here for Puckett's
arrest in connection with the
theft of some copper wire.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
Cer and Sons Nursery, 130 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
Mrs. Mary Yakesh, 103 Marion
st, was taken to Salem' Memorial
hospital Friday night by Salem
first aidsnen after she had suf
fered a heart attack in the 100
block of South Commercial street
about 8:13 pjn.
ror lease, granting option to buy.
8 rm. furn. mod. sub. home. Bsm't,
gar. comb. Fireplace, auto .oil fur
nace, new community. Call Cecil
Edwards, 23631 Sat morn, or Mon.
morn.
GO-GETTERS SEE MAGIO
Program at the Salem YMCA
Go-Getters club meeting at noon
today will be given by Jack Spong,
Salem magician. The club com
prises boys who have secured new
YM members.
Spencer Corse tier call 3-5072.
ROAD REPAIR ASKED
Request for repairs to Bridge
Creek road was received Friday by
Marion county court from the
Silverton postmaster.
Adam: Hats exclusive agent,
United Shirt Shop, 331 State St
GRANGER FILES NAME
Cary Gould Granger, Silverton,
Friday filed an assumed business
name certificate as Granger's
taxi with the Marion county clerk.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
KugeL 3-7694. 153 N. High St
COMPLETES FILING
Alderman Daniel J. Fry filed his
completed petition for reelection
Thursday with City Recorder Al
fred Mundt Fry is a member of
the council from the Ward 4.
Johns - Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com'L
Free estimates. Ph. 34642.
Bendix washers as low as 169.93;
Bendix dryers 199.95. 10 day free
trial. Ralph Johnson Appliances,
355 Center, Ph. 3-3139.
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Your Choice of 9 Patterns ef Standard Gauge
Mi ; MIMWJ1
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your room measurements
Laos
CARPET LINOLEUM - TILE
310 Mil N Stat St. 4 Corners
Top Gob
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Salem's first Reservist ef the
Month" far the 13th naval dist
rict is Clinton G. Lammers
(above), wbe te 1st charge ef
personnel classification for the
local reserve division.
Lammers Wins
cReservist of
Month9 Title
A Salem navy reservist who
hasn't missed a drill in 2Vi years
and who has helped the local re
serve division set at least one
district record, Clinton G. Lam
mers, was announced Friday as
the unit's choice for local and 13th
naval district "Reservist of the
Month." 1
Lammers is a radarman first
class who does personnel classifi
cation for the local surface divi
sion 13-28. Its classification rec
ords were the first in the district
to be completed and are lauded
as "in the best shape."
This is the first time a selec
tion has been made by the Salem
division, and Lammers was a
unanimous choice of the officers.
He was commended at Thursday
night's drill by Lt Comdr. Cobum
L. Grabenhorst, commanding of
ficer. His picture and an article
will be in the district's April mag
azine.
Lammers, who resides at 1823
N. Summer st, is a state highway
department employe. Before the
war he was an insurance under
writer in Chicago. He came to
Salem in . 1946, is active in the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and a
Cub Scout pack leader.
One of the volunteer reservists
even before the division was or
ganized here in September, 1947,
Lammers has a 100 per cent, at
tendance record. He has cruised
every year and spends an extra
evening each week in personnel
work. He plans to change his rat
ing to- that, field from radar.
Firm to Survey Gty
Sewerage Problems
Groff and Clark, Salem engin
eering firm,' has been engaged to
survey sewerage needs and sew
age disposal possibilities for the
city of Brownsville.
Gilbert Groff and Warren Clark
said Friday they would begin the
survey next week. A five-year
construction program is being pro
posed by Brownsville officials. '
Births
SULLIVAN To Mr. and Mrs.
John Sullivan, 1990 Mable st, a
daughter, Friday, March 17 at Sa
lem General hospital.
FEE To Mr. and Mrs. George
Fee, Lebanon, a son, Friday,
March 17 at Salem General hos
pital. .
S HELTON To Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Shelton, 2248 Trade st, a
son, Friday. March 17 at Salem
General hospital.
NUNN To Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Nunn, 1907 Hazel ave., a daughter,
Friday, March 17 at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
MANKERTZ To Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Mankertz, 1060
Howard st, a son, Friday, March
17 at Salem General hospital.
BLUME To Mr. and Mrs.'
Stanley Blume, 1920 Church st.,
a daughter, Friday, March 17 at
Salem Memorial hospital.
S TERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Sterry, Lyons route 1, -a
son, Friday, March 17 at Salem
Memorial hospital.
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Off fee Sends
Census Blanks
To Farmers
Delivery of agricultural ques
tionnaires to farmers, In connec
tion with the 1950 federal census,
la In progress.
Salem postoffic notified Cen
sus Supervisor Cornelius Bateson
of the Salem district headquarters
that a supply of the forms has
been received and win be distri
buted direct to every boxholder
on rural or star routes and In
small towns.
. Bateson urged farmers to co
operate with the census by an
swering the questionnaire so that
lt is ready for the census enumer
ator I when be calls after April
L The census takers will ask
farmers the standard population
questions and check over the ag
ricultural forms when they caU.
"Although the agricultural form
is a long one, only one-fourth to
one-third its questions will apply
to the average farmer," said Bate
son. Most farm families should
be able to eomplete it in one-half
hour, he said.
Legion Speech
American Legion oratorical con
test winners from high schools In
four counties will meet In a dist
rict elimination event at - 2:30
o'clock this afternoon in Waller
hall on the Willamette university
campus.
Contestants are: John Bone, Sal
em; Gloria Floyd, Dallas; Virginia
Lubeck, West Linn; and Mary Ann
Brown,' New berg.
The winner will advance to the
state contest where an Oregon
representative will be chosen for
the national finals and a chance
at a $4,000 college shcolarship.
Frank Lockman is in charge of
this afternoon's event, while Leon
Andrews, Tom Sheidle and Doro
thy Wood wUl be judge. All are
Willamette university students.
Contest Today
Here's your chance to put new cofor into your home at real saving! Simpfy
come into our store, buy one quart of lustrous Boysen Tru-lite Enamel at regular
price of only $1.49; get second quart for only 1c additional. Ten glorious
pastel shades ... easy to handle ... dries overnight to a beautiful gloss . .
won't chip ... washable as a china dish.
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10 i
$4.60
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Ph. 3-9183
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MARRIAGE UCENSK.
APPLICATIONS
B. W. Diggs, 24, farmer Stay
ton, and Lillian Roberts, 20, cook,
Medford.
CIRCUIT COURT
Vivian M. Mock vs WilUam Os
car Mock: Complaint for divorce
alleging desertion asks custody of
one minor child. Married Feb. 19,
1943.
Jettie Mae Gleason vs Norman
and Vera McCaUister: Defendants
file answer admitting and deny
ing, Letha M. Stripling vs EmU W.
Stripling: Default order for de
fendant. Betty Irene Dennis vs George
Edward Dennis: Default order for
defendant.
W. R. Thomas vs Lee U. Eyer
ly: Plaintiff files reply denying.
Sarah Vinson vs Dr. Harry A.
Brown: Jury awards plaintiff
$3,275 damages as compensation
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FROBATI COURT
Charles J. Thomas estate: Or
der authorizes executor to exe
cute certain real estate transac
tion. -
Xnul Hoffmann estate: Order
admits will to probate, appoints
Anna G. Hoffmann executrix and
Nicholas Caspar, George Witt
and Xlbert Saul appraisers.
Myrta X. Tyrrell estate: Final
account hearing set April 24.
Grant 8. Shumaker estate: Sale
of certain real property author
ized. - i
Adolph Ed Kuenzl estate: Ap
praisal at $5,000; final account
hearing set April 24.
Lilli Helen Pierce estate: Or
der closes estate.
Gerald D. Watson estate: Time
for filing Inventory extended to
April 17.
Milton Mclndoo estate: Order
approves final account and dis
charges administratrix.
Ralph L. Ware guardianship
estate: Order terminates guard
ianship and discharges guardian.
DISTRICT COURT
J oanlta Hodge, Wapto, WastL,
charged with larceny,, continued
for plea to March 20, held in lieu
of $1,000 ban.
Herbert Marion Hutton, 416 W.
Rural st, driving while Intoxi
cated, 30 days suspended, fined
$250 and placed on probation for
one year.
Consumption of wood fiber In
Africa and Asia Is two pounds
per capita a year.
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