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Newspaper Page Text4-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Dec. 2153! WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS (Editor beitot Tbe Stateeawa p ttehe M goad tn the pmrraaaa and time, ii provided by radio and TV etatloni, knt berauee ofttlmee the rM'UM er chanted wltbant kntl ftratloa tkti new, pa per MMMt k mpMiikl for the accuracy herein.) KOAC. 550 k.c KOAC (HKir)l ltrM a.m. Nrw and Wther; Hit Eiperlal. ly (or Woman; ItiM OSC School of Home Irftnomloe Staff; lira Ore gon 8choal mt tha Air Adventure In Reeeareh: "Printing! Ranta'i Helper (Samuel Allrni;" title Th Conrert Hull: I!: The Nawt and Weather: 13:15 a.m. Noon Farm Mauri l:e MloOv Lane: liM-Clll-ahrthan Theater: f:a Eipeciallv fur Women For a Lifetime of Mental Health: "Sex Mnrala and Marriage;" t:J Oregon School of In Air Rtnrie That Uva, "Chrlatmaa Car ol:" lra Orann Reporter: 1:11 Mualc of tha Mnetrra; 440 Sere nada In Blue: :! On the Upbeat; 4:43 Newt Commentary: l-aa Chil dren'! Theiter: 1:3 London Forum; t:Th Hewa and Weather: :IS Social Security; IK Arroaa the Deak: t;l-Man With a Oueatlon: I :4a Window on the World: Ire I nam Commlaalnn Bulletin: T:IS Evenlnff Farm Hour; T:M Market Revlewa and Weather; tili Bmkrt nalt from Euaene: OSC va. North weatern Oremn va. Mlrhlaan: t4S F.venini Meditation! Rev. Ferry Avery Federate! Church; ItiN Btfn Off. Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANC Valley News It . Statesman Ntwi Strvlct It Uket kbout 200 bollt of cot- ton to make a good white ihirt. TELEVISION KPTV, tTCT !7: KOINTV. VHF I; Kl.0. VHF It ROUK 0:M M:1S 0:3 MS 7 8 KPTVl KPTVlTaday (Today I Today (Today EOIN Panorama Pae. IPannrama Par. IPanortmi Par I Fun to Reduce KPTVlTenn. Ernie ITenn. Em la IFeathar Neat (Feather Neat K01NValiant Udy Lov of I.lfa I Search Tomorr.lCuldinf Light iKPTV'Ding Dn ID'hf Dong fErnieKovaca FeKo7oca" I ejOINIrmch'r The. I Armchair JTheeJLov Btory Lov f lory IHom Illume KOINIDoM. Q Lewis IRobt. Q. 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' ' ' Installing officers for Victoria Chapttf were: Mrs. Alice Robin son, grand matron; Mrs. Karl Wipper, grand marshal; Mrs. Clara Thompson, grand chaplain; and Mrs. Gene Poitras, grand organist. New Worthy Matroa Officers installed were; Mrs. Loren Newkirk. worthy matron; Lorea Newkirk, worthy patron; Mrs. Carl Booth, associate matron; Carl Booth, associate patron; Mrs. Robert Mitchell, secretary; Mrs. Roy McDonald, treasurer; Mrs. Ed Boys 13, 14 Admit Theft Btateamaa Newa Service DAYTON Following a weekend burglary at Dayton Grade School, two Dayton boys, aged 13 and 14. have been turned over to Yamhiil County Juvenile authorities. They admitted the burglary. They were reported to have en tered the building by breaking a window in the principal's office From there, with keys taken from the office, they are alleged to have entered other rooms In the school and taken 154 In change. A -portion of the funds were re turned by the boys. They have been returned to their homes to! Dimbat. 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S IVIN Wendy Warren Howard Miller Helen Trent k;W Webb Bpinninl Webb Bplnnlttg I Webb Sp'n'nf kEX. Brkfat. t'llih iBrklat. Club IBrktat. Club "TltSI.M Newi ITrllo Teat I Willi, of Bona 1 kitf'O 14M Tuna St. 1 law Tuna St. I4MI Tuna Ml 1 kOAK Liberar IBackfenr Mat.lBarkfenr Mat. nROIN Hand of Lite I Ma rerKina ur, Makm S.W Webb SDinninf Weekday Weekday wRrX Colf-K. Writ I Bab Gorred iMy True glory Mv True Store ilwVinea of Snni U.. n - n.u i . V. t Iuioner ninnwr Dsriiinn mat. Perry Maaoa INorah Drake Weekday To tha Ladiea IGirl Marries I Companion i-i."k...: r- -.v --r-ws-- " 'I in, w. newa luoral Newa Midday Mini Midday Muele Lunchln Muncb Lunrh Munrk Com Get It IHnuae Parly Paulina Fredr. Newa-Tun Tit Ring Croahy 8am Harea . KSLM Winga f Bens IBOt'O 14M TUh est. kf;B Dinner Winner OIN Mrt. Burton Weekday X Whiip. Sta. SLM Chron, of Alf tiro World News OA I Nawi OIN Marleod News W Fanner Nws Art Baker Newa Early Warm Nook-Newi Rabbllt-Show Flaber Report Keep l ime Bible Inat't Farly Worm Nutik-Newa Shelley Per. Webb Spinning Keep T ime Bargain Count'r i.auiea lane Mai. . Newi Mid-i m. Newa Webb Bolnnlna BrklatjL'liib Wlngi of Bona 14HU Tun St. Mat. -Newa Ouiding Light weeitoay Many Music Programs Held At Woodburn Stateaanaa Newi Servtr WOODBI RN Activities of the music department of the Woodburn public, schools have been many and varied during the past week- They included a Christmas program pre sented on Thursday at Washington School by the third and fourth grades and the seventh and eighth grade Girl's Glee Club, a joint con. cert given by the Washington school band and the Woodburn High School Band, both conducted by E. Donald Jessop. The concert was followed by a Band Parents' party which 65 peo ple attended. A caroling party par ticipated in by the girls from the Woodburn High School Chorus and' supervised by Miss Joanne Myer, vocal music teacher, was held Fri day morning. A party will be held for the Wash ington School Band on Thursday afternoon to which parents of the J band members are invited. The! annual chorus concert which will be held Thursday at t p m. The public is invited to attend the free program. nold Phillips, associate conduc tress; Mrs. William Bradley, chap lain; Mrs: John Seim, marshal; Mrs. Lawrence Edwards, organist; Mrs. Robert Stewart, Adah; Mrs. Kenneth Purdy, Ruth: Mrs. Ed Dimbat, Jr., Esther; Mrs. Elmer Church, Martha; Mrs. Merle Cui tis, Electa; Mrs. Ruth Riches, war der; and William Bradley, sentinel Names Committees The new worthy matron aoDoint- fd the following committees: Mrs. Kd Dimbat, Mrs. John Seim and Carl Graves, finance; Mrs. Sam Drager, viaiting and relief; Law rence Edwards, Mrs. Robert Mit chell and Mrs. Olin Splva, examin ing and Instruction;. Mrs. Karl Wipper, refreshment; Mrs. Donald Burkland, Mrs, Fred Denhem and Fred Denhem, home endowment; Mra. Olin Spiva. program; Mrs. John Petersen, hospitality; Mrs. Robert Mitchell, publicity: Mrs. Maude Bones, historian, and Karl Wipper, refreshment toastmaster. Honored guests introduced were Mrs. Lillian Huprfy, grand repre sentative of Nova Scotia and-Mother Advisor of Rainbow; Henry Tate, master of Stayton Lodge; J. P. Aspinwall, worthy patron of Gervais Chapter: Fred Dcnhm. past master of Pearl Lodge; Billy Towery, master of Pearl Unite, and Olin Spiva, dad of the DeMo-lay. Sigridl Hanson, Silverton, Dies Utaaaaaa Nawi ttrvirl SILVERTON Serrlcei for Mrs. Sipfd Hanson, M, will be Friday with time and place te be an nounced by the Ekmaa Chapal. She died at a rest home here Tues day. Mrs. Hanson was bora at Roraat, Norway, Sept. 1. IBM. - She had lived in Minnesota for number of years before coming to Silverton 2t years ago. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Manda Hyatt and Miss Oars Hanson, both of Silverton; Mrs. Hattio Handtmann. Hebron, N. D., and five sons, Norris Hanson, Sil verton; Sandy, Aurora; Roy of Cresswell: Phillip of Oakland, and Orris of Crockett. Tex. Stilwell Quits Dayton Fire .1 Chief Post; Cornett Elected Stateaaaaa Niwt tervtra DAYTON Robert Stilwell hat resigned si chief of Dayton volunteer firs department following 14 years ol service. Donald Cor nett hat been sleeted by the firemen to fill tht vacancy. Nail Trainman haa Keen alaotaut aiilitant chief. Election of Cornett and TrammeU it expected to be officially approved at tht next meet- ting of the Dayton tiiy louhiu. Brooks Polio Victim Better - Btateaaaaa Newa Servtr BROOKS -Jack Lindsay, II, is expected to make complete recov ery from the spine-paralysing po lio attack with which he was stricken on Dec. I, hit relative! reported Wednesday. The lad, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay, wat moved Mon day from Silverton Hospital to Sa lem Memorial Hospital where he is receiving treatment. Young Lindsay it expected to spend a tew days at home at Christmas time. Valley Ilriofs Births At ValUy Hospitals MrseEmma17 ccoven .A Pusses at 74 SUteimaa Nawa Service ? StLVERTON-Servicet for Mrs. Emma Impecoven. 74, whs died at a Silverton nursing home Monday night, will be Wednesday at 1 p ,n at the Ekman Chapel with burisj 5.. i. f.ihee mnii annrove in vaney view cemetery. Tw 111 Vlil "" .. - -rr - , . .... -r tht action of the firemen before I ev. j. n, buuin wui otticiate. Buteaaaaa Nawi Sarvtci STAYTON - Te Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Minten, Stayton, a .son, Dec. II, at Santlam Memorial Hoe pital. WILLAMINA To Mr. and Mrs. Seven: Strom, Grand Ronde, a daughter, Dec. 14, at the McMlnn vllle hospltaL SILVERTON - To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tellefson, Scotts Mills, a daughter, at the Silverton Hos pital, Dec. II. To Mr. and Mrs. John MulvhUI, SUvarton, a daughter, Dec. 17. Survivors are twa dauohtara Mrs. Aria Peterson, Silverton and Miss Dorothy Masker, Redfieid, S. D.: two sons, Arthur Impecoven, Silverton and Glenn Masker, Bill ings, Mont.; six grandchildren; ont sister, Mrs. Agnes Daviet, Port, land; two brother!, James and John Beall in Missouri. sppointmenU are final, torneu was assistant chief under Stilwell for a number of years. Others elected to olllie within tht fire department were Lloyd Zentner, Sr.. Early Makinster. Ted Hensley, Lloyd Zentner, Jr., Edgar Holt, Darrtll Brown, Zane May, Glen Scofield and Marlon Warner. Stilwell served with the Dayton firemen during seversi oisasirou;n lBri fires In this area including the 1W2 UUYlOll ArCfl UOatt downtown blaze which nearly de-' . stroyed the business district and Contract Awarded two major tires involving Aider -,.. .. . man Farms buildings. st.te.m.. New. a.rvi,. He operates t television ttort DAYTON Contract for grading In Dayton and also owns school and oiling part of the Dayton-Mo- butet which he operate! lor mc j sunnviiie-i-ayaieiie oy-pass route school districts. Gates Resident -Injured in Fall Stateaaaaa Nawi Servlrl GATES Mrs. Albert Millsap in curred a broken leg In a fall in the kitchen of her home here Mon day. She it confined at Santiam Memorial Hospital. TV HIGHLIGHTS BEX a tsl.M Belter (Shopper! Wlllam Mat. I Bo BO (IniN 1 2 BO B KOI orn Mamc Melody At r.el IN Artk. r.ortfrev SOW Happlneaa tEX Newi-Davll isLNTcouM Ra You tOCO Magu Malady ' amount! fcA SOIN RkX Arth, 0dfry Warn. In Ma. Newt-Davla Wlllam. Mat Mafic Melody IMaeie Minrf Lunchln Munch Lunck. Munch Arm. uonirey Stell Dallai Al Oavn fJouieT"' You" Barkfrnr Mat. Aunt Marv To the Ladiea PaulHarvev van rarmraal Midday Mul Munch-Newa Houee party MrGee-Mnlfy Farm New! Hkl.M Story Tim lo o Megle Melody Ak Lounia n Aant on oot Mast Malady ituns Arth. 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Er.ii Memory Tim newa Amos 'a Andy Lon Ranaer Cluk Mullfn Beat It t BT" Track I4N LeSueur Cars NBC Newa Tithte Elmer Peter) aw tiirrN Sam Maya Track Ms Amo And Lon Ranter Liu Mullin Mual Track !4N fack Careen NBC Newt Vandercook RFTV Wadadyt HlgkllikU (Ckaaa! Sill KtN naa NBC Matinee Ttmaler "Cowboy lor Chna;" l:N p an. Matlne Theater Ray Walker and Virginia Cherril In "Ha Couldn't Taka It;" tiM a.-F.ddl Cantor "Tha Teeter," atari Alang Young a foolleh Inventor of I fool-proof cold preventive: Ii p.m. Screen Director! Fltyhouae with Butter Kaaton, Joe I Brown, and Kar.u Pltlt in "The Silent Partner." The atory telle of belated recognition which cornea to on. time allent film treat. UN a.m. Kraft Theater "A Chnatmae Dlriner" renter! around t amall boy who Innocently Invitee a homeieae eld oereilcl to nil parenii iwank Park Avenue apartment for the holiday, Jamea Barton alara. 1 1 tit pm. Nit Owl Theater "Shamrock Hill" itan Ray Mac Dunald and Peggy Ryaa. ROIN-TV WfdMiday'l Nltbligbtt (t kaaael til It in a. at. Armchair Theater "Haunted Wedding": Carry Moore, Murrurct Field. Hugh Murray. 1: a.m. U. S. Steel Hour "Whit OIwvm." wltn Joan BUindell aa an erstwhile Fiegfeld beautv. and Juanne Woodward in an linoortunt aiippurllng role whlt-n runcern the attempt of a middle-aged arlres to Win back the affection of eon. I:M p.m. SlHiwtim On Sit "Hot Oil the Preaa": Jack La Rue, Virginia Pine. Rl.OR-TV Wedneaday'i HiihllgbU (Ckanael lt)i S:M pm MICRET MODSk Cf.VB la tha ate-el mi of AHende a boy't choir greeti Ihe aean wltfc "Ijii Mananltaa." Quaint aid ma te! are followed, Including the eel ekrallea f Ijii Fadai I wblck frlenda and nelskkara re-enact tht teurney of gaeepa and Mary M Betb lekea and the playlnt of i.a Plnau. Tht aeaaenai rarta, "MUalght la be fee BheB " ttN m Wedneaday Night Fight Bobby Boyd meet a Italn Scortl- chinnl In a It-round middleweight 4ntet at the St. Louie Arena. S:N .m. DISNEYLAND A tele- felon vereloa t "Oumke,' the rap tlvaUag carte alary kt the Ut ile etepbaat wk arakt fly. : p.m. mom raraae preaenu a film veraion Of Charlea Dickem' "A Chrtitmat Carol," itarrlnf Reginald Owen and Cen and Kathy Lock hart. Judy Garland Unfa "Hav Youreelf a Merry Llttl Chrt.tmaa." 1 1 :! a aa. Hometown Theater Silver Darllngi," Hairing Clifford Evana. Jr. Saddle Club Elects AnnCates SUtramaa Newi Service - SOUTH SALEM - Miss Ann Cata Wfta el.rteH wiAmnt of tke I " "-- - K' .v.... w. .... South Salem Junior Saddle Club Saturday night when the group held a family Christmas party at the Salem Heights Community hall. Other officers elected were: Vice president, Susan Stelnke; secre tary, Lynne Hammerstad; treasur er, Eleanor Parker; and scrap book chairman, Cheryl Lee Kurth. Seventy attended tha covered dish dinner. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mollert who showed films of various bene shows and rodeos through the country. Staleamia Newt Service Fruitlasd A Christmas program by the school children for parents will be held Thursday at I p.m. at the school. An operetta. "He Thought He Was Santa Claus." and a playlet. "A Song Wat Bora," will be 'presented. StMdent Body President Bill Vladyka will give the welcome. Pralum A Christmas operetta. "The King s Christmas Carol." will be given by school children for the public Thursday at I p.m. at the school. Christmas vacation will start Friday afternoon and classes will resume on Jan. 3. Orckard Height The Popcorn School Christmas program will be held at I p.m. Thursday. Mem bers of the community are asked to bring popcorn or homemade ' candy. Aurora Champoeg Barracks of Veterans of World War 1 will hold a Christmas party and no host supper at 7 p.m. Thursday at Mulino Grange Hall on the Mo-lalla-Oregon City Road. North lUwell The annual Christmas program of North How ell Community Church will be held Friday at I p.m. The date was erroneously announced earlier as Thursday. CHANCE AT SCHOLARSHIP WILLAMINA - Ted Cook, son of Mr. and Mrt. Warren Cook of Willamina, hat been selected as a semi-finalist for the Merit Scholar ship program. He will go to Eu gene Jan. II to take Scholastic Aptitude tests for college entrance. Yachting Club Elects Officers SUteimaa Newi Servlr WILLAMINA - The Devilt Lake Yacht Club held its Christmas meeting Ssturdty at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Earl Williams at Deltke. New officers elected at the meet ing preceding tht party were: Com- jnodore, Harry McNutt, Portland; vice commodore, Bill Vahlenscieck, Sheridan; rear commodore, Martin Grosser, Sheridan: fleet captain, H. A. Parrett, Wlllamlnt; secre tary, Maud Graham. Oceanlake: treasurer, Wilma Calkins, Devils Lake; membership chairman, Bar bara Elliott. Willamina; attend ance chairman, Ethel Williams, De-lake. has been awarded to Roy L. Houck and Sons of Salem by the statt highway department. The Salem firm submitted a low bid of I2M.301. mm 9 SCAVIce STATIONS, INC. 4 SOMETHING RCA (0N50LETTE NEW Al A NEW LOW PRICE SII OUR C0MrM.IT! STOCK OF RCA FEATURING Performance Styling Un-Mechanicai Look All Channel Tuning Balanced Fidelity Sound 2Mn Low Down Payment Low Men. Payment FREE HOME TRIAL Rtmember-for Service US . 9i00to9s00 CALL RADIO I TELEVISION 39201 2U0 I. Comments! Sf. I . , .J. I W ' AAptUl t dm wweam With the exclusive MICRO-TWIN head The only electric shaver etpccially de signed to tcrve the needs of women. One tide for shav ing legs the other side for thiving under armi. Small as a compact and fttf, lure conven ient. Choice of 6 colors. Open Monday Through Friday in p. Bt. until Christmas n AppllsacM Television 155 Center St. Ph. 3 3139 KVAL TV. VHF 13 FI'fltNFt BVAL-TV, Cbaanel tl (VkedBladav); l:4 p.m of All Thlngn; je Matinee Theater, with "Manhattan lMt Bong." a family af biue-bloodt finda Itaelf on financial rocka) :J Oueet Book; :N Big Roundup: lit Newt Brleft. Sport nd Weather: t:N Wild BUI Hick ok: t:a-Biak the Bank; IN I Ld Thr Uvea: 1:lt Oianeyland preeenta th canine eutup, Coofy, la KMovlng Day;" l:M Uf of fVtUy; I N Bctenr Fiction. Theater 'Protect 44": eight yung men r luianed ta flitht la Mans t:M Brterioak Holmea; lt'M Madlaow Bqure -MlfhlighU: ll:yt Midweet rn Hyrid II :ttlwstr Mark Saber. i i.h',lJulVhh,u;TTuM; Track ItN Newa Johnny rinltae Rin r"--v- . , 1 Mao'a Family Collcie (rule (nlleg Quit Moon Muliinl Moon Mullin! Moon Mullina Rtl.M Newi I'Kdit. Speaking 8weet tr Swlnf! Sweet a" Swing avi ta i-rvri. v . ... " v mi muaic v want 1 1 Kftiw Newe-AnalveM jBlue 8erude Trem Show Crmiche Mara HOW RSX KSI.M Fulton Moo Mullino (Moon Mulllni iCueH Star oiTLtwia i a Nrwiurne soif S Btar Final ROW SIX Rrhfld. Rep. Newa ;roucho , Marx IHandwaron Mualc I New a 7 Nocturne I Nocturne Jeyre Report! Jaycee ReporM ftporta Final Hit af Dee Dane Tim I Dance Tim IM Pu. froaecuflPub. Froteut'l Melediea 1 puis Newl-Mual jMuale MJdnlt Muaic Midnit ftW Nw J Maaoej I Slumber Tim J k-li PajKe TiBM Xoc Tim Ouc Tim rrlai. Bknw , inandwlyon IJimrnl Fldler Platt'r Pared Nocturne Oood tventag HlU Day Dane Tim M Indie Muate Mldnlta. Concert I Disc TLou) WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR TV. PHONE ANYTIME 4-3327 dpp. Fee tervWe Calb 4 f ft 1 TELEVISION r T SERVICE CO. U Southorn Pacific shows its full confidence in the continuing growth of the West and Southwest by placing a $90,000,000 order for. freight cars -the largest in S. P. history. us VJ$ hive just placed the lerfest order for freight cere la. Southera Pedflc's hiatory-lO.TOO cert, eetixnsted to colt 90 million dollar, with aeUvery to hegin ia 1966. This racord-braaiinf order brinfs to a total of 14,725 the number of new frtig ht ears acquired or oa order by & P. in 1955 alone-to a grand total of 57,304 th number since World War II, representing an investment of 856 million dollars. The transportation requiremente of S.P. ahippert are great and grow ing. Our plan at the railroad ia to match industry and agriculture, tride for stride, wherever we serve, and we believe our latest freight car order ihows this plan in action. ! : " ' " - v New oMer includes: 6,600 I0X CARS 1,030 PLAT CARS (250 for piggybteV service) 1.550 GONDOLA CARS 1.500 HOPPER CARS (Including 500 covered hopper cart) I a A O " aVai C. J. ' RUStlll, PREtlDCNT. SAN f It A H C 1 LfCO ?! T M E W E I TH L A R 8 $ T TRAMS P 0 R T A T I 0 ft XSJ ,