The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 13, 1956, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti ii NAVAL OFFICER DCE lAHOL CHARGED rapt. R. E. Falmcr. chief -of; Lavrrence P. PoUier. 23. as staH (or the commandant of the: charged with being AWOL from 1.1th Naval District, will be in Sa-jFairchild- Air Force Base. Wash., lera Thursday, Jan. 19, for an in-1 after his arrest Thursday on a spection of the Naval and Marine j Salem street, chy police laid. The Corp Reserv e training center and j youth was held for military authori the Salem Naval Air Reserve fa-; ties. Mathis Bros, win survey your roof Free of charge, rh. 4-6M1. (adv.) Have Mathis Bros. Check your roof cility. In the evening he will at tend a meeting of the Organized Naval Reserve surface division. Fresh lean pork loins, 37c lb. Mid get Market. (adv.) Coming Feb. 5th 1 p.m. at Parrlsh Auditorium, the Augsburg College Band of Minneapolis. (adv.) Kummaffo Cloaranr. .! FH a,' RICHMOND ARTICLE SLATED Sat. Jan. 13 1 14 nr hlmiuii An article on the school lunch k children's wear. Misc. 5-10-15 Program at Richmond School will before it leaks. Unsightly facial hair permanently. .-Price's Salon. (adv.) removed Beauty (adv.) cents. 975 Market St. (adv.) TWO SPEAKERS SET The Baker School Mothers and Dads CTub will heat;, two speakers at its regular meeting Wednesday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m. Scheduled to talk are Dr. A. Weston Niemela. direettor of special education for city schools, and Charles Creary, affiliated with the Gifted Children program. Young, pig pork "Midget Market. roasts, Itc lb. appear in the April issue of the National Elementary Principal publication. Photos in connection with the article were taken this week at the school. . Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty. Salem. Fast efficient roof service. Cascade Roof Co. Ph. 3-4823. (dv.) Very capable woman will iron, mend, bake pies, cakes, cookies or casserole dinner. Ph. 2-7761. (adv.) KIWANIANS HEAR WHITE Salem's future needs in build ing, streets, water and bridges were explained to North Salem Kiwanis Club Thursday by Mayor Robert F. White. White was prin cipal speaker at the-club's lunch eon session at Chuck's Steak House. , Income taxes prepared. 630 N. Capitol. Evenings 3-9. Sat. 9-5. (adv.) , See outstanding wall papers with matching fabric and glamorizing Treasure Tone paints at Clarke's, 220 N. Com'l. (adv) REALTORS TO MEET Feature of Friday noon's meet ing of the Salem Board of Real tors at the Marion Hotel will be a talk by member Lee Ohmart on highlights of the November Na tional Realtors convention in New York. Ohmart is regional vice pres ident of the national group. Young steer beef roasts, 35c lb. Midget Market. (adv.) VAilvMMAit A Aiti4 atfvifl A (adv.) New ph 29100. pitk up k deliver (adv.) Public Itet'orils DINNER SCHEDULED The Salem Indoor Sports Club has scheduled a dinner at 1 pra Sunday at the Hollywood Lions Den. Entertainment will follow. All interested persons, particularly the physically handicapped, are in vited to attend. Polish rings, 35c lb. Franks, 4 lbs. 99c. Midget Market. (adv.) Having roof troubles? Call Cascade Root Co- (adv.) Academy to " Offer 3-Act Cuban Opera "In Gay Havana." a Cuban operetta in three acts, will be pre sented by the seniors of Sacred Heart Academy Feb. I at Farrish Junior High auditorium. The setting of the operetta, a ffnusical comedy, by Sibyl Evans Baker, is the newly-opened "Hotel Isla de Cuba" run by' a fiery hot tempered Cuban. His first guests have just arrived, when one of their perennial revolutions breaks out, confining them to the hotel. The program la being directed by Mrs. Sheila Laue, drama major at Willamette University. She is being assisted by Sister Regina Mary with the music. Those who have been chosen for the cast are Peggy Bischoff, Pat Corrigan. Kay Elliot. Fran ces llelten. Bonnie Hilton, Rosalie Kerr, Eileen Nash, Ramona Reiner. Dottie Sue Shepherd. Char lene Tucker, Norma Weissbeck, Ron Bernardy, Dick Davis, Don Forcier, Jack Foust, Bernard Johnson, Ron Kudna, David Mar tinei, Dennis Prrybilla, Jim Pur vis, Karl Ritter, - Bob- Rohland, Dennis Schmidt, Charles Schmitz. and Greg Steiner. Rosemary Rhoteo will be the accompanist. Selections are now being made for members of singing groups and committees. The speaking cast went into rehearsal on Thursday. ; iTnni B'ritli Gives TV Set to Hospital Stafrsrr.an, SaVrn. Or?., 7ri, Jar.. 13,' Y"A (cc. T- ! School Reporter This hi television set was presented to the Oregoa State Hospital Tkvaday afteraeea hy the Wil lamette Valley Ledge, B'aal B'rith. Shows abeve presenting the set to Dr. Deaa K. Brocks, hoe- plUI superintendent (right), are from left to right Mai Shusterowita, committee ehairnaa; Abe bteinbock, club president, and Alvin E. Ross, past president (Statesman Pheto) Board to Open Interstate Bridge Bids CIRCUIT COURT j State vi Galus Doyle Easter: Charge of non-support dismissed on account of failure of prosecutrix to appear at preliminary hearing. Philip C. Schramm vs Eleanor Schramm: Suit for divorce alleges cruel and inhuman treatment asks for property rights settlement. Married Sept. 1, 1949, at San Fran cisco, Calif. PROBATE COURT Nellie M. Falk estate: Final ac count approved and distribution or dered. Thomas E. Cole estate: Order authorizes sale of real and per sonal property. "MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Melvin Cyrus Blair, 50, septic tank serviceman, Caldwell, Idaho and Yvonne Edith Obershaw, 35, housewife, Lebanon. Donald Lee Cummins. 24. assist ant manager, 17 Chemcketa St., and Elsie Mae Otjcn. 19, at home, m Wild Wind Dr., both of Salem. Theodore J. Stuckart. 19. clerk, Sublimity, and Mary Cecile Roc que, II, typist, 195 W. Owens St., Salem. James F. Keirnan. 77. retired, Seattle. Wash., and Ethel Parr, 70, at borne, 110 N. Commercial St., Salem. Sealed bids for construction of the new $8,250,000 interstate bridge over the Columbia River between Portland and Vancouver, Wash., will be opened by the State High way Commission at a meeting in Portland March 1, State Highway Engineer R.H. Baldock announced Thursday. Upon completion of the new bridge the existing bridge will be remodeled. The nev bridge will carry northbound traffic on the Pacific highway while the existing bridge will carry southbound traf fic. Construction of the new bridge will be supervised by the Oregon Highway Commission. The Wash ington Toll Bridge Authority will collect the tolls and handle finan cing in connection with the' con struction of both bridges. Baldock said the new bridge would be 3,531 feet in length and will provide 40-foot roadway and five-foot side walk. Births BURKE To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Burke. 1245 N. Liberty St., daughter. Thursday, Jan. 12, at Salem Memorial Hospital. WEIGEL To Mr. and Mrs. Dan iel Weigel. 5055 Sunnyside Ave., a daughter, Thursday. Jan. 12, at Salem Memorial Hospital. FILLEV To Mr. and Mrs. Don ald L. Filley, 955 Heather Lane, a daughter; Thursday, Jan. 12, at Salem General Hospital. HORTON To Mr. and Mrs. John Morton, Independence, a daughter, Thursday, Jan. 12, at Salem Gen eral Hospital. NORTH SALEM HIGH "Black Magic" Is the theme of the after game dance to be given at the YWCA after the North Salem Corvallis basketball game this evening. The dance is spon sored by the Y-teens Interclub. Decor for the Friday the 13th dance - will be-tm a- superstitious base. Music will be on records. General chairman for the dance is Interclub vice-president Ramona Salrmnen. In charge of the decora tions committee are Sharron No lan and Nancy Ahalt. Other chair men are: Diane Miller, publicity; Lynn Herrall and Rosemary Ste phenson, refreshments; Joyce Stettler and Latnona Collins, tickets, and Margie Olson in charge of favors. Civics Club Daaces The North Salem High Civics club held their second noon dance of the new year Thursday noon in the girls' outside gymnasium: "Leap Year Hop" waa a girl-ask-boy informal affair. It was one of a series of dances that the Civics club has given to entertain the students at noon. The Future Teachers of America and the faculty of North Salem High will hold their annual volley ball "grudge match" Friday noon in the girls half of the gym. The annual affair usually draws a large crowd of students who sel dom cheer the faculty. Arthur Cotton Hi-Y members will sell handbooks which give a run down on each of the Viking, players at the North Salem-Corvallis game thiSLeyening. Filbert Growers to Honor Portland Woman at Dinner Filbert growers from Oregon and Washington will honor Mrs. Henry Jorgensen, Portland, at a banquet Tuesday night, Jan. 24. at Dundee Community Hall, Dun dee. " Mrs. Jorgcnson, winner of the grand national $25,000 Pillsbury baking contest, brought recog nition to the Northwest through her use of filberts in her prize winning "Ring-a-hng" recipe. County agents and filbert pack ing plants in the Willamette Valley are assisting in arranging the ban quet to which all filbert growers and other interested folk are in vited to attend. Frank Wiesc Rites Today WOODBURN-Recitation of the Rosary will be held at 7; 45 p.m. Friday at the Ringo Cornwell Chapel for Frank Wlese, 2, re tired Woodburn druggist, who died Wednesday at a Salem hospital. Requiem Mass will follow at t:30 a m. Saturday at St. Luke's Catholic Church and Interment will be at SU Luke's Cemetery. Three to Join Armed Forces Neil Leroy Stephenson, of Jeffer son. Roy David Driever of Aurora, and Alan Edward Obersinner of Mt. Angel have been ordered to report for vMjtuctioa by Local Board 10 of Marion County. They will leave Salem Jan. 19 and be inducted, into the Armed Forces in Portland on Jan. 20. Dog License Fund Cahnot Provide Car Attorney General Robert Thorn ton ruled Thursday that purchase of a new car from the Marion County dog license fund would not be a valid purchase. The ruling was presented to Marion County Court Thursday. The court had recently received a request from Ervin A. Ward county dog control officer, that he be permitted to buy a new car from dog license fund. In other business Thursday the court heard a request from J.S. Coomler. 3710 Garden Rd., that the county clean out the debris filled drainage ditch which runs east from the By-Pass along Gar den Rd. Coomler said he was SDeakini for other fesidehtaTn that area. He said the ditch floods when- it rains. He said property owners would supply the pipe if the county would replace the present six-inch tile with larger pipe. The court said it would transfer the matter to the county engineer's office. Art Exhibit Next Week Preliminary to statewide school art competition, more than 50 art pieces will be exhibited next week to the Salem public. - The show of Salem public school art work will open Monday at Jary's floral shop, 460 N. Capitol St. In addition to numerous paint ings, the public will be shown examples of block printing, metal tooling, mobiles, abstract design, and ceramic craftsmanship. Miss Margaret McDevitt, art consultant for Salem School Dis trict and director of the exhibition. said this is the first time that all five Salem District secondary schools have been represented in a single exhibition. Following the Salem showing, students will be permitted to send examples of their work to Port land where they will be judged in a statewide scholastic art competi tion Feb. 6. ?Jo?e Smith, Western Film Actor, Visits Mose Smith, 19-year-old Jackson, Wyo., farmer and part-time char acter actor in western movies, was a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lenaburg, 735 Churchdale Ave. Smith, who has appeared as an extra or character actor in more than 50 westerns, still operates a 160-acre 'ranch smcle-handedly. He stayed with the Lenaburgs dur ing his annual series of winter visits with friends and relatives in Oregon and Washington. Actor -farmer Smith's movie ca reer extends back to more than 20 years. Some of the older film stars that he has appeared with include Marie Dressier. Zazu Pitts. Thel ma Todd, Will Rogers and Wallace Berry. Smith's most recent movie-making experience was during the film ing of Oklahoma. Previous to that he had played a character role in the movie Shane. Damn Moves to New Committee Robert C. Paum. secretary tf the :a!e sn.I conservation com mittee the past three years. i arointed Thursday by Gov. Fai.I Patterson as executive secretary of the Committee oo Natural Re sources. The committee, now five yean " eld. studies development of natural resources. Attorney Aipnetl as Marion Circuit Judc i Appointment of Attorney Thomas H. Tongue, Portland, as circuit judge pro tern with assignment to Marion County for five days start ing Jan. 17 was announced by Chief Justice Harold Warner of the State Supreme Court Thursday. Nature of the trials at which Tongue will preside was not an nounced. Salem Students at OSC to Assist in Organizing Event CORVALLIS - Delores Loring and Thomas Pickens. Salem sopho mores at Oregon State College, have been named sub-chairman for the annual OSC Dad's Weekend Feb. 17 and II. Miss Loring will be in charge of residence groups activity, and Pickens will head the registration for the weekend. A basketball series with UCLA and a swim meet with the Univer sity of Oregon have been schedul ed for the weekend to help enter tain the dads during their stay on campus. Miss Loring la majoring In busi ness administration at OSC and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lind say B. Loring of 585 N. 22nd St., Salem. Pickens is maiorins in I physical education and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. rick ens of 1465 Evergreen St. Both are 1354 graduates of Sa lem high school. Jersey Cattle Club to Meet The Marion County Jersey Cattle Club will hold its first meeting of the new year Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buyersie in the Champoeg area. The no-host dinner will be served at 1 p. m. to be followed by a business session. The directors of the Oregon Jersey Cattle Club will meet Tues day at 11 a m. at the Senator Hotel at Salem, with the December elected president E. Ray Measor of Beaver in charge. 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