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College Board
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McMINNVILLE - Dr. Hugh
Dcwd, Salem physician, has been
elected to retain hia position as
chairman of the board of trustees
at Linfield College. Six new board
members have been named.' They
are: s
Earl V. White and Andrew M.
Breitenbush Road
To Qose Briefly
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DETROIT The Breitenbush
bridge, located four miles north of
Detroit on the main Breitenbush
road, will be closed to traffic from '
I a.m. Oct S to midnight Oct. S.
' A new bridge has been under
construction all summer. . The
early October closure la necessary
;so cement on it can be protected,
Loyd franslord, forest engineer,
said. - - . .
Sherwood, Portland: Jack Test,'i Mwi.Wolarirml
Roseburg: Mrs. Harvey Vaux, AC OU11UU1 IV
Start at Lyons '
Mount Vernon, Wash.; Wanda
Salas, Salt Lake City, and Mack
McCray. San 'Francisco.
Officers, besides Dowd, ' are
Harper Jamison, vice chairman,
and William Maxwell, secretary,
both of McMinnville; Guy Hick
ock. Salem, treasurer, and L.
Earle Shipley and Lester Adams.
McMinnville, joint assistant secre-j
tary and treasurer,
Statesman Newt Serrlct
LYONS The kindergarten spon
sored by pre-school mothers will
begin at a.m. Tueday, Oct at
the Catholic Community Hall in
stead of the Mari-Linn School gym
nasium as previously announced.
Children attending will brin;
their lunches and mothers will call
for them at 11:45 a.m. Mrs. Ralph
Hurst was hostess at a meeting of
the pre-school mothers Wednesday
night
Gets f FA
Scholarship
i Statesmaa Kews Serrlea
' SHERIDAN Larry Chamber
lain, member of the Sheridan
High School FFA chapter, has
received a $175 scholarship which
rtll apply on tuition at Oregon
State College, where be will
anajvi a auuiiai uunudUUlTi nc ln) m a - j ,
received the award on the basis1 'ocai nieren u ,5
of his FFA and school activities.0 (,.Com1m"lt, .ffS hCr
r., u,.j. m.- Thursday night at the L C.
the FFA chapter, has received
Rally Day Set
By Church at
Middle Grove
Statesman Jfewi Service
MIDDLE GROVE The first
Our Valley
By CHARLES IRELAND i
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Lebanon Woman Honored
(Statesman, Satan, Orn., Sunday, Sapf. 25, 1955-fSec l)-9
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$100 to help finance his trip to
Kansas City,, where he will at
tend the national FFA conven
tion Oct 10-13. Gary, who is a
senior, will be one of the 79 del
egates from Oregon to attend the
convention. -
Orchard Heights Qirl
In Portland Hospital
SUUinu Neva Service
ORCHARD HEIGHTS Karen
Gannon, second grader at Pop
corn School, was taken to Doern
becher Hospital Friday for ob
servation of a rheumatic heart
condition. She has been unable
to attend school this year. The
child is the youngest daughter
of. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gannon.
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The Saturday Evening Post is running a series of articles
on "Trouble in the Suburbs" which delineates the problems
that growing pains have brought to the fringe areas of so
many cities during the post-war boom . ; . Compared to some
of the metropolitan areas, the problems of Salem's suburb
seem minor, but they do exist . . pne of the most pressing
was solved during the past year with the creation of the
Middle Grove Rural Fire Protection District . . . This gives
assured fire protection, I believe, to practically all suburban!
areas contiguous with the city limits of Salem, although not
all of what might be called Salem's "suburban area" is in a
fire-protection district . . . The status of fire ' protectiori; is
a pertinent question to ask when buying a home outside the
city.- v . : ' -
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Water is another problem for the suburbs, jnst bow at Four
Corners where a new water district one that would take in much
more than the Four Corners school district is nnder study . . .
At present, individual wells comprise the water supply for Four
Corners as they do for much of suburban Salem . . .Exceptions
are the Salem Heights and Orchard Heights water districts which
supply patrons with water from central wells. Also Manbrin Gardens
and a handful of smaller housing developments that have a central
water system. Vista and Morningslde water districts have been
formed to buy water from Salem's supply . . . Talk of a possible
Keixer water district alsa is beginning to be heard. ,
One thing that js bringing the need for mdre suburban
water districts into focus is the FHA clampdown on loans in
jthis area on properties that have both private water source
and private sewage disposal . . . This has impeded the growth
of certain areas and has channeled a lot of suburban growth
into the area south of town which is served by water districts
. . . Today, the Salem Heights Water District alone is reading
930 meters. Five years ago the figure was 365 . . . The growth
of the south suburban area was dramatized' further this fall
members Were preS-.K-, cvl .nrMlmo.1. TWnltA )rfitinn nf Panrialaria
)OJ J , OV11W1 I li UiaiiJV VV0kkV wavawa I w a.
ne oDserveaiScno01, McKinley and' Morningside were jammed, and there
was little renei at baiem neignts.
While the south suburbs appear to. be in comparatively fine
shape regarding fire protection, water and comparable needs, this
observer believes that portions of the Salem Heignts-Mormngside
area will be among the first to merge with Salem . . . Although
there appears to be little, if any, sentiment for annexation at pres
ent, there also is virtually no feeling ef "community" in- the ever
sprawling area south of Salem . . . Support of school functions and
youth organizations Is good (Salem Heights Boy Scouts and Camp
Fire Girls have posted outstanding records), nut the area repeat
edly has declined to get behind any community-wide venture as do
the residents of Kelzer and Four Corners . . . The area is "handi
capped" in this regard by having no centralized shopping district
to serve as a springboard for community ventures ; . . The area also
has been cut up by school boundaries with first! Morningside and
now Candalaria Schools taking portions of the former Salem Heights
School District . . . Probably, more than in any other direction from
town, the suburbanites just south of the border consider themselves
residents of "Salem" . . . (When the chips are down, however, it's
the cold, hard facts of life rather, than community pride that de
cide consolidations, as Keizer demonstrated so recently in its be
lated entry into Salem School district)
Swing home, was conducted by
the Rev. T. R. Buzzard, newly
appointed district superintend
ent of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church for this , area.
All official
ent
Rally Day will
Sunday, Oct 2, with a no-host
dinner following the morning
service at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Thomas on Daniel
Street
Norblad to Address
Sheridan Rotarians
:' tatesnta News Service
SHERIDAN Congressman Wal
ter Norblad will address a dinner
meeting of the Rotarians and Ro
tary Anns Wednesday at 6:30 p.m
at the Sheridan Cafe.
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MONMOUTH Freshmen reg
istration is underway at Oregon
College of Education with 218
already signed up, the college
reported Saturday.
The total compares with . a
first-day registration of 158 a
year ago and is expected to rise
substantially Monday when up-
perclassmen invade th campus.
The ' opening freshman enroll
ment marked an increase of 37
per cent over the start ef fresh
man registration here last year,
registrar Jack Morton reported.
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NEW COINS READIED
Y MEXICO CITY IB The Bank
of Mexico is placing new five-peso
and 10-peso silver coins in circula
tion Monday. The -coins are the
equivalent of 40 cents and 80 cents.
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LEBANON Mrs. Curt Wilber (left), prominent la social and
community affairs, Wednesday was named Lebanon's "Woman
of the Year." The presentation, by 1954 winner Mrs. J. R. Abrell,
was made at a banquet in observance ef Business Women's Week.
Mrs. Wilber has been active la Red Cross and Easter Seat cam
paigns and In the P-TA. '
Roadblock
Ends Cliase;
Driver'
Statesman Newt Service
SILVERTON A 19-year-old Sub
limity driver was charged with
reckless driving early Saturday
morning after a roadblock was set
up here to end a chase by police.
Marion County sheriffs deputies
first spotted the car on therMt
Angel-Silverton highway just i out
side MC AngeL They identified
the driver as Victor Thomas
Frank. I
They gave chase, sometimes at
speeds up to 90 miles an hour; and
finally alerted Silverton -police by
radio to set up the roadblock.
Frank is to appear in SUverton
Justice Court Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Salem's "flight to the suburbs" has posed a minor problem for
The Statesman's news department, also ... In pre-war days, all
of the suburban areas (except West Salem, now part of the city)
were pretty well separated from Salem by open ground. Use of
the pertinent school district (such an Swegle, Auburn), identified
the area involved quite adequately . ... But today we have new
school districts like Hoover and Washington that straddle the city
limits. ... New organizations, like the South I Salem Suburban
Chamber of Commerce, cater to. several communities ... Increas
ingly, the question is raised in The Statesman newsroom as to whe
taer a suburban story should carry a "dateline" ... Suburban
churches, too, pose a dateline problem, when the parish involved
is confined to no district in. particular . . . With this in mind,
Church Editor Van Eisenhut and I have decided to forego date
lines on news of the new churches that are sprouting just south
f Salem t there will soon be frve, compared ta one five years ago)
, . Probably datelines will be used less and lest on suburban
news In areas where community lines are washed out by the in
exorable march to the suburbs. . '
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STAYTON Bruce Philfppi will
head a new slate of officers for
Santiam Chapter, Order of DeMo
lay, who will be installed at 2:30
p.m. Sunday in the Masonic Hall.
Marlyn Sheton will be installed
as senior councilor and Louis
Davie as junior councilor.
Appointive officers include Ice
land Carrick. Marion Schollian,
Jerry Pflug. Robert Smith. Bruce
Headrick, James Tigar, Richard
Reynolds, Alan Girod, Ron Hen
dricks. Gary Boyle, Robert Wed
die. Morris Fisher, Alvin Martin,
James Bethell and James Uhr-1
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Nebraskans Visit
Woodburn Home
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StaUtanaa Newi Service
WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs
Lester Johnson, South Sioux City
Nebr., are vacationing here at the
home of her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rhein-
holdt, and her niece, Mrs. Kenneth
Jones. , I
After visits with other relatives
here, in Salem, McMinnville and
Bend they'will entrain for Los An
geles before returning to the Mid
west. . ! .. -
Plywood Co.
At McMinnville
Has New Manager
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McMINNVILLE -Virgil Wright,
45. former manager of the Pacific
Plywood Corn, at Willamlna, nas
assumed management of the Yam
hill Plywood Company here. I
For the past five years. Wright
has been operating a citrus ranca
at Riverside. Calif, r
Wright succeeds A. J. Osier who
was manager of the Yamhill Ply
wood plant since It started earlier
this year.
Linfield t2onf ers
Honorary Degree
On Idaho Pastor
Statetmaa Newi Service j
McMINNVILLE The Rev,' Har
ry E. coulter, pastor ot tne rirsi
Baptist church at Boise, nana
was awarded an honorary doctor
of divinity degree at centennial
convocation services of Linfield
college at the First Baptist church
in McMinnville. j
Dr. Harry L. Dillin. college
nresiHpnt- eonfered the decree.
Coulter is an active leader in
Christian education and youth
work. He is a member of the
pastors' advisory council to the
board of education and publica
tions of the American Baptist con
vention.
PTA at Brooks
Elects Treasurer
Statesmaa New Serviea
BROOKS Charles Cottew was
elected treasurer of Brooks PTA
when the executive committee
met Thursday night at the school
He succeeds Mrs. Thelma Asbury
who had resigned. -
First PTA meeting will be
held Monday, Oct 10, at the
school.
Other officers are Mrs. J. A.
Royston, president; Mrs. L. John
son, secretary; and Mrs. Charles
Cottew. secretary.
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Former Dallas
Mennonite
Pastor Dies
Statesmaa News Service
DALLAS Final rites for the
Rev. Frank FWall, 73, Shatter,
Calif., will be Monday at 2 p.m.
at the Dallas Mennonite Brethern
Church. .
The Rev. B. J. Wens will offici
ate and interment will be at Dal-
as Cemetary. Bollman Mortuary
in charge of arrangements.
The Rev. Mr Wall died Friday
while visiting at the home of a son
at Dallas Route 3. He was born
Dec. 23, 1881. at Henderson, Nebr..
and was married Oct. 15. 1903 at
Buhler, .Kans., to Margaret . Wiebe.
now deceased.
In 1947 he was married at Bak-
ersfield, Calif., to Elizabeth" Neu-
field, who survives. The Rev. Mr
Wall moved from the Midwest in
1911 to Dallas where he resided for
29 years. He was pastor of the MB
church here from 1923 to 1940.
Since thn he has lived In Calif
ornia. i
Surviving in addition to the wife.
are three sons. Frank H. and Art,
both Dallas; and Sam. Lodi. Calif.;
a brother and sister in Kansas,
another brother in California;
eight grandchildren, and three
great-grandcnudren.
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