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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1955)
-. . - - M RSF.S MEET SET - Pricticil Nurses -, Association of the Salem rarea, will meet Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Womrni Club House for iU reg ular December aesslon. : Capital Variety open every night until Christmas. 1262 State, (adv.) Prizes Cash Fun. Listen to "Hollywood Calling" on KGAE-at 10:30 a.m. Mon. thru Fit (adv.) Baxaar: 10 a.m. First Methodist Church Wednesday Dec. 7. Home cooked food, Christmas gift. Luncheon 11 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Din ner s p.m. 7 p.m: ( (adv.) BOY FACES 2 CHARGES A 18. year -old Salem boy . charged Saturday by Salem po lice with driving while his driv er's license was suspended snd driving with a defective muffler was released Sunday to the cus tody of hia stepfather. On the spot for what to give that certain someone . . .? Consult The Gift Spotter in today's Classi fied. - (adv.i Rummage & white elephant sale Monday, Dec. Sth. 18th It Ferry. Look for signs. (adv.) ' BOYS VIOLATE CURFEW Two 15-year-old boys, one from Dallas, Ore., and one from Val seti, were '. charged by Salem police with curfew violation at 2 a.m. Sunday. They were later released to their parents. Police laid the charge was made follow ing a complaint by girls that the boys were following them. Roof repairing, eve-drop cleaned. Cascade Roof Co. Ph. 3-4823. (adv.) Carpenter or remodeling work. Cascade Roof Co. Fh, 3-4823, (adv.) Terfert Holly available now at Heath Breithaupt's Florists. Or,der early for Eastern shipment. A sin gle spray or many pounds Ever greens 620 Marion. Phone 3-9179. . " . . "iadv.) Automobile k furniture upholster ing. McAlvin Top Shop. 3-9560. (adv.) Nut Growers lo Meet Wednesday At McMinnville The Nut Growers Society of Oregon will hold their : 41st. an? nual meeting Wednesday and Thursday at McMinnville, accord ing to an announcement from Join Wilkens, society president. Much discussion is expected to be given to effects of freeiing weather on walnuts and filberts as well as possible damage to nut trees which could influence wal nut and filbert production in 1956. All walnut and filbert growers arc invited to attend the meeting as are other interested persons. The sessions will be held at the fairgrounds in McMinnville. OPEN MONDAY 9:30 A.M.TO 9 P.M. Open Friday :30 A.M,to 9 rM. Other Day 9:30 A.M. te 5:30 P.M. &msj wflEos wvyvvVwri'VVVvVVvVVVVVvYyvvfvf FmIav at so modest price! And, impedance 1 - antenna gives yea a strong signal for perfect I (OrJOWVf' f AMlt receptlen. Compart style. I VAa. uXmW 305 N. Libjrty SjBBJBJSjBSJBSBBSBpaBJBBBjgQ HIT RUN REPORTED - A hit-run sometime Saturday night or Sunday was reported to Salem police by Vivian Boyce, 1870 Market St, who said the left door of her car ' had been damaged. She said location of the accident was unknown as she did not notice the' damage until late Sunday morning. One stop Gift Center, The Gift Spotter, See the Want Ads NOW. Reroof estimate, 1 no obligation. Cascade Roof Co. Th. 3-4823. (adv.) Asbestos siding or wood shakes. Cascade Roof Co. Ph. 3-4823 (adv.) SMOKED TURKEYS Order now for delivery between the 20th it 24th of Dec. Ph. 3-6024. (adv.) Beautiful Gift Boxed Red- Ber ried HOLLY; Medium size, S3.00; Large, $5.00; plus nominal post age charge; Bring in address; We mail, starting December 1st. GREEN THUMB FLORIST 321 Court St. Ph. 4-1692. (adv.) Unsightly facial hair removed permanently. Price's Beauty Salon. (adv.) PTA MEET SET A community sing will be a feature of a meeting of the West Salem Parent-Teacher Associa tion Tuesday, 7:43 p.m., at West Salem school. Among partici pants will be the Encore Club of South Salem High School and West Salem School's song group. Now Available, Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.60 including tax, at Pi oneer Trust Co. State k Com!. (adv.) 20 Hallmark Christmas Cards im printed w. your name, $1. Mc Ewan Photo Shop in Hollywood. (adv.) Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. Again we are pleased to be able to open our home to our many friends and customers for1 the annual holi day showing of Christmas merch andise and decorations beginning December 4th to 18th. Eola Acres Florist. 478S Dallas Rd. House hours noon to 8 p.m. Shop hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. - (adv.) RUG AND CARPET CLEANERS WALL tO WALL CARPET CLEANING la The Home ' UPHOLSTERY CLEANING WtVICI IN THUtOMS-flCKUE AMD DfllVUT W farvka it NMawlag Ana MtpfJw DHm WwAm Maamavrit fyM - SilvartM PACIFIC RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANIRS 1117 M, FrMt St. 7 Swvktf tkk H tW im Mi. S17M Available In Cardinal Red, Soft Green, Ivory, Irani dhfiAl - llli Imj ' ' W'cttntM't Jrwtltrs, MS N. Llkrrtr Si., S rut rtrlH trn4 tlM rrkri SW1I atSIa In hoar at SUM ( ). la r4 i ) fira ( Ivary ( ) BrMH ( ) at SU M. I (Utl( U4 will MaS'S .' swe snath f . prr w k aaUl tba raUrt taUuica alas ikiaalas rharf hi aaJS. Hm rhaaa . AaartM w Laas , CHy Zaaa SUM - I Wrf EaaaSayte CrrM Rrrran State Horse Croup Ends Salem Meet Election of three directors and passing of several resolutions Sunday concluded a two-day con vention of the Oregon Horse men's Association in Salem. Reelected to three-year terms ai directors were Richard Wag ner, Oregon City, and William Healy, Salem. Newly elected to a three-year term was William Jones, Vancouver, Wash. ' L Amonf resolutions was one which will seek to put 4-H sad dle club contestants on an equal competitive ; basis at the State Fair with 4-H livestock compe tition and other activities. It also was resolved to promote facilities for pleasure-riding in congested -areas. Some 130 mem bers agreed that a step toward this goal would be conferences with city, county and state offi cials. It also was agreed to take steps toward establishment of a licens ing program for owners of regis tered stallions. The closing session was' held at the Hotel Marlon. Presbyterian Fund Drive Underway General canvassing in the $300,000 Presbyterian building fund campaign started Sunday with $93,300 pledged even before the canvassers began their work. At the services Sunday morn-j ing in First Presbyterian Church, Pastor Paul N. Poling and the ; congregation commissioned over : 200 workers. The advanced gifts i solicitation, plus pledges by the I canvassers totalled $93,500, the ; congregation was told by Arthur i Bates, general chairman. j Workers will report at dinners j in the church on Monday, Wed-1 nesday and Friday evenings at 6 o'clock. mm Ebony Casa I I I I iJ .... Raw Laaf . .. , . y til? Friends fa Cowboy Injured During Rodeo By CONRAD FRANCE Staff Writer, The Stateamai When Donnie Pyeatt, a young cowboy, was critically Injured last July . 4 in rodeo competition, his friends began to neip him and they haven't stopped.. A benefit rodeo to help Pyeatt, whose severely injured brain keeps him io a semi-conscious state, will be staged here on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 1 and 11, at the State Fairgrounds. Twenty-one-year old Donnie had just finished high school and had been married only a few months when he was injured in a steer roping contest at a small rodeo in Cottage Grove last Independence Day. His wife, Billie, had been elected queen, of Cottage Grove's centennial celebration last July. The couple expect a baby in Feb ruary. The family hopes Donnie will be improved by then. Raised aa Fan Donnie was raised on the farm of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pyeatt in Polk County west of Salem. He attended Dallas High School and transferred to Cottage Grove when he and his parents moved there two years ago. Before and since he moved to Cottage Grove Donnie was active in Salem area horse circles. He participated in many amateur rodeos here, as did his brother, James of Salem, and his father. The boys are members of the Sa lem Calf Roping Club, which is sponsoring the benefit rodeo, la Hospital Following his injury Donnie has been confined to a Eugene hos pital where he has gained only snort periods of consciousness, his brother says. He was taken home' Lay Away Now for Christmas and Save Nothing Daw $1.25 Weak The perfect aW to give for Christmas. Nothing, down and $1.25 a week will hold" an electric blank et lor you. Enjoy Cozy, Steady Warmth All Night Long With a Certified ifedrk (Blanket CantroHea' heat al night long. Gives you more rest. Thermostatically centrelled for steady even warmth. 25 wool. 50 ray. an, 25 eorton. Comes in blue, green " ,0M- 2 Year Guarantee Dual Control Blanket M8.88 Century Heating Pad m $2.98 Antifreeze Bubble Bath Shampoo llttr ied Pam Liquid Lanolin S? : ,43' Pam Hand Lotion !,? HEADACHE AND COLD REMEDIES Empirin Compound u', 45c Alka Seltzer ,, 29c Bufferin . 53c Dormin for Sleep m $1.00 Misfol (old Capsules lg. 89c Zerbst Cold Tablets la. 25c ' Anahisl Tablels 55c .Certified Amber Antiseptic .. Fwll Quart loHla ' Re8n,w 1 c 8?c y U For largl and "mouth wash. Elor dandruff rembver and scalp. BaB8BBBBrajSSS ' DaaaU (Deaale) Pyeatt, critically lajared amatrar rmlra perfara. - er, will be the object ( a aaiqae benefit radea-barse skew la Sa lem sa Dee. 1 a ad 11. on Thanksgiving Day in the hope that a change of environment might be beneficial. Doctors say he could gain com plete reoovery others have. But at present his future is uncertain. The benefit is to help defray his medical and hospital expenses. Cowboys over the entire Willam ette Valley, assisted by most of the horse groups, have donated their services for the full-scale rodeo. Two Shews The performances, each three PRICES GOOD Control II Reg . 24.95 Sargenlsj!.gi Ml I Parke Davis Throat Discs 23c Yick's Throat Lozenges 27c Ludens Cough Drops 5c . ; Certified Hinkle Pills 33c Phillips Magnesia Tablets 25c Americarv Made Light Reg. 20c Value 100-Watl r j rrosiea We Reserve Ike Right SHOP MONDAYS 9 hours long, wLl be held at p.m. oa Saturday night and on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the .'air grounds horse-show stadium. The shows, free to the public, will .include regular rodeo activities such as calf-roping, bulldogging and wild cow milking, saddle con tests,, trick riding, parade and pleasure horse class contests, and novelty races and other feature acts. An auction' of donated horse eauioment will be held at rt , stadium Sunday morning at 10 a.m.' before the rodedrProceeds wU go m the benefit fund. . Mel Lambert of Salem, nationally-known rodeo figure, will be the announcer and Lawrence De Witt, show manager. Other committee chairmen will be O.D. (Bus) Youngquist. arena director; Jack Lindman, paddock manager: Jim Pyeatt,- rodeo dir ector; Hirshel Greenwade, secre tary; Ralph Stangeby, public re lations; Tom Allen, judge, and Harold Smith, show supervisor. - ADKINS - To Mr. and Mrs. George Adkins, 789 S: 31st St., a son, Saturday. Dec. 3, at Salem General Hospital. WILLEFORD To Mr. and Mrs. Burton Willeford, Woodburn, a daughter, Sunday, Dec. 4, at Sa lem General Hospital. MONDAY TUESDAY 49 Bulbs for ( Mailt Quantities A.M. TO 3 4 J P.M. Births 10 Gal. S 3,MT 38v- 59' Sta'tf sinan, Salem,' Ore., 'Moa,lc. 5, 1953 (Sec 15 Death Claims Mrs. Moore; ; Rites Tuesday Mrs. Rose O. Moore. 74 died Sunday afternoon at her home, 390 McGilchrist St, after an ill ness of about three weeks. . I An Independence, Ore., resi dent most of her life, jha had uvea in Salem about r year. Born Jan. 3, 1881, in Iowa, she had moved with her family to Independence at an early age. She and the late Albert Clinton Moore were married in 1904 at Independence. She was " a member of the Presbyterian Church and Pythian Sisters lodge, both in Indepen dence. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Arthur V. Myers, Silem; a son, Dan E. Moore, Salem; a aister, Mrs. alary M. Friebert, Salem; and four grandchildren. - Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the dough-Bar rick chapel, the Rev. Daniel T. Wessler officiating. Burial will be in Bekrest Memorial Park. :Murch Draperies 1913 K. Cemaaercial St. V- rheae 4 IMS E Cusf om Made Taw Material srfen Bed Spreads Ceraiees and Slipcevers Free Estimates la Year Owa Heme Opea Eve. by : 1 Appeiatateat WEDNESDAY If. N.w New In sfyle. 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