The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 08, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCSfy News IBirfieffs RIDERS INCORPORATE Articles of incorporation of Sil verton Saddle Club were, filed Thursday with Marion County Clerk, with the aims of sponsor ing and encouraging horseman ship. The incorporators are 'Paul Daxnewood, president; R. G. Smith, vice president; Em a Damewood, secretary; S. A. Pitney, Ralph J. Baurer and Lawrence Carpenter, directors. Baby beef cut ready for your locker, $59c lb. Orwigs Market, 8975 Silverton Rd. Phone 2-6128. CAR RENTAL. FIRM FILES Articles of 'incorporation of Marion Car Rental Co., were filed Thursday" with Marion County Clerk by Thomas A. Roberts Jr, T. A. Roberts and William H. Hammond. The Salem firm has capital stock of $5,000 in 50 shares. Rummage sale Thursday and Fri day, Jason Lee Church, Jefferson nd N. Winter. ROAD SURVEY ORDERED Survey for relocation of Powers Creek Road, from its junction with Abiqua Road, was ordered Thurs day by Marion County Court. The surveyor also is to acquire right-of-way as offered for the reloca tion. Residents of the area have asked the improvement to over come the present steep climb, es pecially during winter weather. Johns Manvihe sningles applied by Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com'L Free estimates Ph 3-4642. Dr. C. Ward Davis is announcing his return to his dental practice. 703 Livesley Bldg. Phone 4-3681. RAZOR STOLEN A $10 electric razor was report ed to city police Thursday as stolen from the electric repair shop of Clint Kuhn, 1233 Edge water St, Kuhn told police a custo mer came in asking to exchange an electric -heater for a toaster. But while Kuhn was busy, he said, the man disappeared along with the razor. Yarn Sale Thur., Fri., Sat., Feb 7, 8, 9. The Knit Shop open Thurs day night till 8:30. 337 N. High. Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic physi cian and surgeon. 329 Oregon Building.- Phone 3-5509. REPORTS THEFT Ed Byrkit, 1346 Saginaw St., re ported to Salem city police Thurs day that a brown clock -radio was taken from bis home some time late Wednesday. The burglar entered the house apparently through an unlocked door. Hollywood Aquarium. Large se lection tropical fish, plants, equip ment. 1958 McCoy. Births KRANTZ To Mr. and Mrs. George Krantz, Scio, a son, Thurs day, Feb. 7, at Salem Memorial Hospital. WOLFE To Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Wolfe, 164 Saginaw St., a daughter, Thursday, Feb. 7, at Sa lem Memorial Hospital. WED EL To Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Wedel, 535 Madison St., a son, Thursday, Feb. 7, at Salem Me morial Hospital. YUNGEN To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yungen, 1118 7th St., a son, Thursday, Feb. 7, at Salem Gen eral Hospital. BUSS To Mr. and Mrs. Vir gil Buss, Monmouth, a son, Thurs day, Feb. 7, at Salem General Hospital. FRANKO To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franko, 850 Saginaw St., a daughter, Thursday, Feb. 7, at Salem General Hospital. FARRELL To Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Farrell. Turner, a son, Thursday, Feb. 7, at Salem Gen eral Hospital. TOWN SEND To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Townsend, Salem Route 3. Box 700-A, a daughter, Thurs day. Feb. 7, at Salem General Hos pital. BUSCHKE To Mr. and Mrs. Otto Blischke, 2084 Warner St., a son, Thursday, Feb. 7, at Salem Memorial Hospital. SPECIAL Feb. 1st through 10th! Savings accounts opened at First Federal Savings up. to Feb ruary 10th will receive earnings for a full month. TOOEID3 S(237lffGJS AT 1st FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N. y Vl Earnings SAVINGS 129 No. ELVIN TO SOUTH A. E. Elvin of Salem, Oregon In surance representative for the Knights of Columbus, will leave here by plane today for a meeting in Los Angeles, Calif., of KC West Coast insurance representatives. The conference, to be conducted by Leo Craig of New Haven, Conn will be held Feb. 11-12, Rummage sale over Greenbaums, Sat. Feb. 9th, 9:30, Asocia Assem bly No. 40. Rainbow Girls. Stay ton. Have you tried it? U. ;S. govern ment inspected horse meat. Ten der cube steaks 49c, Hamburger 29c, Sirloin steak 39c, fresh wein ers 45c. Come out and see it sample it and try it. Over W savings at Center St. Market. 2 blocks past Safeway. AT DRAMA CONFERENCE Dean Graunke, head of Willam ette University's drama depart ment, is at the University of Ore gon this week attending' a three day Northwest Drama Conference. Boyd Nursery for shrubs, trees. Open every day. 2440 State. Ski rentals. Bradley's Bicycle and Sport Shop. FARM BUREAU MEET TODAY A Farm Bureau regional and county vegetable meeting will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Sena tor HoteL Gerald Detering, OFBF vegetable department chairman, will conduct the meeting. Rummage sale Friday and Satur day at Odd Fellows Temple on ground floor. The Rebekah. Ringle Named Artist Series Head for '52 Phil Ringle, junior in economics at Willamette University, was named by the Student Council Thursday to serve as manager for the University's Distinguished Artists series next year. . Ringle, a 1949 graduate of Sa lem High School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ringle, Salem. The new concert manager is a member of Sigma Alpha Chi, ser vice organization for Outstanding sophomore men and Cardinal Key, honorary for outstanding upper classmen. Ringle succeeds Harley HoDpe who has been serving as man ager of the series for the past two year s. National Farm Loan Group to Hold Meeting Willamette National Farm Loan Association will conduct its an nual meeting for Marion, Polk and Yamhill Counties at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, in the Marion HoteL The association handling Feder al Land Bank loans for farmers will pay a 6 per cent dividend to stockholders next week, it was an nounced by Secretary J. J.'Sech rist. An election will be held at the annual meeting for directors in two terms now expiring. They have been filled by Fred Muhs, McMinnville, and C. E. Lewis, Aumsville. Notice to Public: Please return all Dad's Root Beer and Sun Crest 9-ox. bot tles ot your favorite dealer at once. We are vacating Marion and Polk counties only. Pick up will begin February 18. Dad's Root Beer Bottling Company of Portland )BS ON YOUR SAVINGS FROM $5.00 TO $25,000.00 1st FEPEEtAL And Loan Association Salem, Ore. Commercial "Save Where Saving Pays" Panel ont;Juveniles Heard by,, Churchmen 7 , t L How to keep juveniles from becoming a rehabilitation problem was discussed by tills panel at the Oiy gon Council of Churches annual meeting In Salem Thursday. From left are Dr. Ross Griffeth, Eugene, council vice president; John Kllpaek, council Juvenile protection head: Circuit Judge Joseph B. Felton of Salem, who was moderator; Dr. Edward Rapp, New York, American Baptist Juvenile protection leader, and James Lamb, superintendent of MacLaren School for Beys at Woedburn. (Statesman phe to.) Churches Urged to , Take Lead In Juvenile Protection Plans By WINSTON H. TAYLOR C (lurch Editor, Th Stateu&ui (Story also on page 1) Churches must take the lead in using existing community re sources in juvenile protection, to prevent the need for rehabilita tion. This summation by Dr. Edward Rapp of New York, director of the program for American Bap tist Convention, climaxed a forum discussion on juveniel protection at the annual meeting of Oregon Council of Churches in Salem Thursday. More than 100 persons at tended the forum, opening session of the conference. Circuit Judge Joseph B. Felton, who conducts Marion County's court of domes tic relations, was moderator. Rapp declared that the home is basic to solution of the nation's problems with youth, but that the home is not strong or complete without church influence. Despite the fact that the 1950 White House conference on chil dren and youth agreed that a child without religious training Is usu Just deceived Meiv Shipment in time or VALENTINE GIVING The last ft w rv ir v -m r An ii vvi Ft "i n i-i v i I ;i;i-i i nM TsT 11. j k& Only One to a Customer o Limited Quantity o Ours Exclusive . - It ' 4 A .1 rf ally the child with a problem, churches are not meeting this need with a well-rounded program, Rapp added. All too often, the panel agree.1, churches and all other youth groups fail to attract or to serve the children who need them most. Community resources for ju venile protection were outlined by James Lamb, superintendent of MacLaren School for Boys at Woodburn, as including medical services, rpecJal school, attention, church guidance, psychiatry in child guidance clinics, courts, lo cal policemen and parents. He urged use of the resources "con structively as parent or friend. . . . Don't worry whether what you do is absolutely right according to theories, but do it in a friendly manner." Lamb noted that many children who pnticipate in church pro grams are "dropped at the door" by their parents, and declared that any youth program is worth less unless the parents follow through. John Kilpack, director of Ore shipment was a complete Come in Today VOUU OLD WATCH - inCLUDED - ""V V . - i A i I i .1 gon Council of Churches juvenile protection department, told of the approach being made to youth on the basis of crime as the No. 1 problem and Christian citizenship as the No. 1 need of the country. He and others- pointed to the need of conferences to learn the wants and problems of youth and to take means of answering them, with community -wide coordina tion essential. Rapp told also of the program his department carries on, includ ing Christian sponsorship of chil dren as pals, community surveys, recreation laboratories, junior cit izen camps for children with prob lems. Oregon may Join the seven states which have such camps, he said, in which one leader to each five children attempts to meet in dividual needs. One camp had 82 per cent success in rehabilitation, he reported. . New officers chosen by the annual meeting, mostly re-elected, include Dr. Ernest Jaqua, Port land, president; vice presidents, Dr. Ross Griffeth of Eugene, Mar shall Dana of Portland, Ralph Moore of Grants Pass, Sen. Philip Hitchcock of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Walter Giersbach of Forest Grove, Ernest Peterson and John Pugh of Portland; Mrs. Jesse W. Bunch, Forest Grove, secretary; Worth W. Caldwell, Portland, treasurer. self-outl AW OLD TltAEtl i TO I2ITROC3CE THIS REPROESCTKKIOFA '250 MAR'S WATCH 0 CASH NEEDED Y0UI OLD WATCH IS YOUR DOWN PAYMENT ONLY '1 A WEEK m0 gno row $20 in Irod for any old Wwpnco rmgordlttl of oy. mako or conditio to Mrodvco tho mow "Wottom 49m cot ond dol or stytod m lh now fla VMno and i tko 9ubimt and Oiamondi. Xho Hnnnl bat 1 7 iwh and al now. tl citfic advanmiitt. lock wotck corriot lh A.S.U. Jol Approval. TM oHot m for a tmind lono and i Qood only wlinW ponMioc I04I. So kwrrjf in ... pnono . - Or tnoS urn Salem's leading smssb ' ftmmmmm Tucker Given Added Term An additional six months in the Marlon County Jail was meted out to Louis Percy Tucker, who plead ed fuilry Thursday to a charg- of .? I 0-i'.U.W).H.l.l...lUllU.lllJ.JI..!iliJ.yl.j IIIJ.U.LIIII..I in I .11 u inn I I iii..h. I ICfllMIC Wlfclf 11 jruwri, iruurL o ( AT WHEAKTS !W rrljj WITH -DIAIIOXDS rr-T ' Vy cowPAas j 1 . America Imprenive diamond 8-dianond enjaf Pit la 14K cld settina xaent rins;; MK (old TV5t?jiirP yom $0750 -r o. $ cro so -4raS55- ' i)istioctive Diamond Two matching: rinirs. , I Bridal Ensemble each with diamond. . ! "-Of I ss: jsj4 T'm, 72so rm )i , Cold crow, set with Heartshaped birth- diamond. With chain.1 atone ring for the '1 "OvV CrtMi LA Om Credit J mm. 1 I r 1 tA " 1 Genuine Zircons J jP i7 '-i '2f Th genuine Zircon Is the If r' ? Lp. r XyCjS nearest approach to the cfie- i i $ J iTmZz. mond. It's unusual lustre com- jP J lrF pares with the diamond In iv ' XWjf' splendor of brilliance and In f '""Z':. ?fys2&r, ' display of fire. It is mined In fill 1 i... 11 minim mi n ml'id I hiiiim nl ' " ntmA Ci.m -i it mnfi m'ishmi bV I iPOf tl . , ... , , 11 w.-..., 1 -II hrt-W .iket.V .weCthaVt"KeV: ard arvd ? I I with diamond. - pins to UpeL 1 hand-made 14 kt. gold. ft9S A75 I I , ,7, v vr Q95 i I 1 I 1 j Priced to 50.00 i I : I I -'- t . &ifs th Jewelers and Opticians The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday. Tubnarr t. llllS escaping; from the same Jari last Nov. 11. Marion Couny District Court Judge Val bio per tuled that Tuck er's new sentence follow a ' cur rent one of about five months on a larceny eharte. Tucker was brought back this week from Seat tle, Wash. 3 WAYS TO BUY o Lay-Away o Charge o Weeldy Payment In other court stctica Thursday Celia Cooler was Cned (200 on charge of eperatlnf m real es tate business witrtut a proper E The residue from menhaden, a species of fish, is ground into meal for farm animal and poultry feed. 7 .1 L t Z i 5- " i t i ' I 5 1 -I I