CSec 1) Statesman. Salem, Or- Friday, Oct 33, IS 53
j Gordon Sees
No Recession 1
In Business
PORTLAND tfl , Sen, Guy
' Cordon had some optimistic words
Thursday for the Oregon and
- Washington - Land , Title ' Associa
' tions holding a joint meeting here.
Cordon .said he sees no business
recession ahead. He predicted that
employment viH continue high be
cause of consumer demand from
an increasing population. ;
Government spending also will
'continue to , have its ' effect and,
although taxes- are high, this mon
ey goes back into the "economy,
the senator said. He pointed' out
that even foreign aid money brings
the benefits of . foreign purchases
in this country.
.Cordon predicted that Congress
will provide the money needed to
install generators at McNary Dam.
He said that is the sort of project
where "Uncle gets a run for his
money, because the money is paid
tack,"
Sacred Heart Announces Honor Awards
Sacred Heart Academy's ,honor
cup was awarded this week to
the 1-B class which topped all
other classes in scholarship and
attendance during the first: re
port period. - -
Honor awards were also pre
sented to the following students
whose grade' point average was
2.6 or higher:
Seniors First Honors: Sally Hoy,
Judith Jackson, ' Gilbert . Lulay,
and Lois O'Connor. Second Hon
ors: Marne Christensen, Emilie
Crowe, Joanne Dougherty, Caro
lyn Haslebacher, Patricia Moor
man, and Mathilda Van. Third
Honors: Helen Belsher, Yvonne
Broussard, James Fischer, Clyde
Fladwood, -; Diane Hall, Vincent
Matt,. Anna Marie McFarland,
Joan Pappert, John Reese, Ce
cilia Schwartz, Fred Staab, and
Donald Wichman.
Juniors Second Honors. Jo
anne Albin, Gretchen Barr, Joan
Colleran, Carolyn Cramer, Eve
lyne Drummond, Lawrence
Greene, Dolores MacMahon, Cot
leen Meier, Michael Staling, and
David Steiner. Third , Honors:
Dennis Alley, Elizabeth t Carey,
Nellie Cooney, Dawn Fladwood,
Lois Helten, William Joseph, Ann
Lenninger, Daniel Marsh, and Ro
bert Sommer.
; Sophomores : First Honors:
Jeatf Kirsch, Deanna Nelke, Jo
seph Peerenboom, Rosemary Rho
ten, and Joan Ward. Second Hon
ors: Bernard Johnson,- Rosalie
Kerr, Martha Pappert, Eileen
Rentz,' Gregory Steiner, Charlene
Tucker, Ronald Tuor, and Norma
Weissbecfc. Third Honors: : Joh
anne Evans, Craig Fear, Patricia
Godlove, .Janice Hall, Eleanor
Jones, Arbie - MacDonald, Judy
McDonald, David Martinez, Ei
leen Nash, James Puxvis, Robert
Rohland, and Charles Schmitz. .
Freshmen First Honors:
Nancy Evans. Second Honors:
Adrienne Bower, Marlene Bur
ton, James Chesley, Jacqueline
Doerfler, Janice Ebner, Carol
Flicker, Keith Forc'P". " ly lead to strong centralized It
Gainsforth, Linda Johnson, Gloria ' braries " throughout Oregon, '-
Koch, Janet Larson, Mary Ann
Marsh, Gerald Moorman, Vic
toria Schmidt, and David Smith.
Third Honors: Roberta Boston,
James Fliflet, Sally Joseph, Don
ald Kaneski, Patricia KisdeL
David Xremer, Melvin Lulay,
Gerald Marsh, Wayne Michele,
Joseph .Schlieski, Dorothy Ann
Rupp, and Judith Woods.
Library Start
Aim of Project
A project aimed at creating
committees throughout the state
to form small local libraries was
adopted by the board of direc
tors of the Oregon Library As
sociation at the first meeting
of their, fiscal year, this week.
Board members expressed hope
that this action would eventual.
McNary Pool
Rise' Forces :
Road Closure
The new highway between Uma
tilla, Ore., and Wallula, Wash., will
be closed Saturday for at least a
month because of the danger the
road is being undermined, the Ore
gon Highway Department said
Wednesday. '
W. C Williams, Assistant state
highway engineer, said there was
danger the pool of water rising
behind McNary .Dam was washing
away some nils ir the road, which
was relocated, recently because of
the dam, ' y?vV-"
' .He said the pool was ' being
raised to 340 feet above sea level,
and it would take another, month
to reach that point After that level
is reached, any needed repairs
will be made and the road re
opened, he said. ' v ' v
Alternate routes are available
for travel in that section of East
ern Oregon a a d ' Washington,
Williams said. 1 "-f7r
2 Teenagers Admit Theft Of Salem lot
A car stolen from Stanley E.
Parton, ' 1150 Spruce ' St, some
time early Thursday morning was
recovered .later in the morning
in Yoncalla, Douglas County, and
a pair ox Seattle juvenil
boy, 16, and a girL ! 15 admit
ted taking it
The pair told polict they stole
Parton's car after abandoning an
other car they had stolen in
Portland in the 600 block of
Spruce Street It had run out of
gas.-When the juveniles were ap
prehended by police they were
driving a Cadillac; taken ' froc
Yoncalla 5 where . they had left
the Parton car. - .-: ,
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EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
t - Each flight Thru Sunday
: " 7:30
The First Church of the Nazarcnc
' ; Center at Thirteenth
Rev. OrvilfeY. Jenkins
' Special Speaker
Reverend Jenkins
THE PUBLIC IS
INVITED
WILLIAM F. ClAY
r pastor ;"
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