WoitK.snor xi:T
A aiimmrr workshop In family
flnunra will be glvrn on the I'M
Vcnliy n( ( )i ft on riiiiipui Juno IS
o July II (or the fourth straight
rnr, according to on announce
inent ' (rum Die university. The
ri'.nm U limited to educator!,
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.OMOBISSlBiaaratdfei. .
, Ma J. (Jack) Elliott, II, Militant
administrator of th. SUto Uquor
Control Commission and former
fiulrm resident, who died Sunday
at Vancouver, Hath. ,
J.J.Elliot,
State Liquor
Official Dies
John J. (Jack) Elliott, 61, assist
nt administrator of the State Liq
uor Control Commission for the
J iast six years, died Sunday at
lames Veterans Hospital at Van
couver, Wash. He resided in Salem
most of his life prior to moving
to Portland shortly after World
War II.
Klliott, who had been connected
with the liquor commission In var
ious capacities since 1934, had been
111 for a considerable time.
' A veteran of both World Wars,
Klliott was born at Newberg Sept.
26, 1894. He attended Newberg and
Salem public schools and was a
graduate of Salem High School and
University of Oregon class ol 1917.
Named Assistant
He first was Salem manager for
the liquor commission, became, per
onncl manager in Portland, then
store supervisor and was named
assistant administrator about 19S0.
He saw overseas duty.ai a cap
tain in the air corps during World
War I and held the rank' of Lieu
tenant colonel in the 8th Air Force
in World War II.
Elliott was prominent in activi
ties of Capitol Post No. t of the
American Legion while here and
was a member of the post's 40 et 8
organization. He was a former
member of the Elks Lodge and
was affiliated with the Friends
Church. He belonged to Kappa
Sigma Fraternity while at Univer
sity of Oregon:
Widow Survlvlnf T
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Vivian Elliott, Portland; son,
John Elliott, Pocatello, Idaho;
daughter, Mrs. Joan Poorman,
Syracuse, N.Y.; mother, Mrs. F. A.
Elliott, Portland; two grandsons,
John and William Poorman, Syra
cuse, N.Y.; and a granddaughter,
Shelley Elliott, Pocatello, Idaho.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. Wednesday at the Colonial
' Mortuary In' Portland, with Rev.
George Swift officiating. Graveside
services will follow at noon at Bel
crest Memorial Park here. In lieu
of flowers, friends may contribute
to the American Cancer Society.
Births
WEST To Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard West, 4849 Harcourt Ave., a
son, Sunday, March 4, at Salem
General Hospital.
RUSH To Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Rush, 927 Columbia St., I son,
Sunday, March 4, at Salem Gener
al Hospital.
WYNN-To Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Wynn, Marion, a daughter,
Sunday, March 4, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital
BARRETT To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Barrett, Hubbard, a son,
Sunday, March 4, at Salem Me
morial Hospital - ' -
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JOINT MEETING M.A1I U
Tlie Capitol ami Sulnn Ton it
muntrri dubs will hold a Joint
meeting at I J pin. Thursday at
tho Hollywood Lion's I)rn. Tlie
Salem toastmaitrrs will fumUh
the speakers and the Cupltol club
will provide the remainder of the
program. . , '
Reauty Nook moved to 101 S. lllk'h
In the Oregon Illdg. basement, I'll.
IfiUI.
When ready to roof your house,
see Mathis Bros, about Johns
msnvllle Seal-OMatio Shingles.
Ph. for free citimate. 4003L
(sdv.)
Allruia Club rummage sale 4 low
priced treasure sale. March 0th
10th. Over Gresnbaums, 240
N. Comml (sdv).
I
I Watch for announcement of open
! ing of new location 12G3 State St.
Don Luti Florist. (adv.)
SKI TRIP PLANNED
Chemekrtani are sponsoring a
ski trip Saturday and Sunday to
Trails Club Lodge near Timber
line! Pooling of transportation can
be arranged by signing a bulletin
board at 240 N. Commercial St.
by Wednesday or calling 4-6543
Monday or Tuesday.
Sensational Giftware Sale! 4 off
on fin. china, crystal, pottery,
Jary Florist', Capitol Shopping Ctr.
(adv.)
See outstanding wall paper with
matching fabric and glamorizing
Treasure Tone paints at Clarke's,
220 N. Com! (Adv.)
RINGS, WATCH LOST
Loss of wedding and engage
ment rings and a wristwatch was
reported to police Sunday by Mrs.
Don E. Phillips, 2150 Chemcketa
St. She said the articles had been
missing about three weeks but she
thought for a time they must have
been mislaid in the house.
Salem Home Bakery. New man
agement. Fine Foods. Breakfast
k Lunch. - (adv.)
Fast efficient roof lervlce.
Cascade Roof Co. Ph. 14823.
(adv.)
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Dental plates repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist.
125 N. Liberty. Salem.
African YM
Official Plans
Salcni Talks
David N, Howell, who has gained
an International reputation as a
VMCA secretvy in Liberia, will
muk. two speaking appearances
May at the Salem YM.
Howell's work as a world serv
ice secretary in th. Wtst African
land reportedly Is a story of note
worthy achievement. He will ro
ute nil experiences at both a noon
luncheon sponsored by th. Salem
YM World Service Committee and
at 1:30 p.m. dinner under spon
sorship of th. Y Men's Club. Th.
public Is invited to both affairs.
Th. noted visitor will appear at
South Salem High School at I K
a m. today to meet with several
classes and will b. guest at an
11 a m. assembly at North flnlcm
High School. .
Howell began his duties with the
YMCA in Liberia six years ago,
That branch Is now Liberia's lead'
ing youtn organization and is a
demonstration center for all of
West Africa.
A graduate of both Wayne Unl
verslty and George Williams Col
lege, the visitor had 22 years of
YM experience prior to going to
Africa. His first contact with the
YM came as a boy living in
Detroit, Mich.
Training Plan
In Recreation
Field Revealed
A national Internship program
to provide a limited number of
outstanding recreation graduates
with intensive on the -Job exper
ience has been aonounced by the
National Recreation Association.
The program would provide ex
perience in all phases of adminis
tration and supervision of recrea
tion. The association said the program
has been developed to meet grow
ing need for more executive and
aupcrvisory personnel in this im
portant field. Outstanding grad
uates will be nominatel by col
leges and universities for intern
assignments. The association then
will screen candidates. -
Additional information can be
obtained from W. C. Sutherland,
director, Recreation Personnel
& f fi
CHiiinCk2'
Acccptbd'by Idaho
Military i'omulitp
The Itev. J. D!J.t Itu.-;i bf
WetM-r. M.i!io. will be ininUtrr
of Westminster l'iil'e.1 Preitiytrr
Ian Church to bo t-u.lt 1'iis sum
mrr in fviuth Ealrm, it was an
nounced Sunday.
Th. Itev. Russell, who has
served First United Prrlyterlan
Church of Wclser sine. XJA, an.
-A
Rev, J. Dwlgbt Raised of Weber,
Idaho, who will become pastor
of th. aew Westminster Presby
teriaa Church her.
Veteran Units
Back Pension
Thre veterans groups current
ly are campaigning for pension-
plan bills, which are pending in
Congress. The bills would benefit
World War I veterans.
Appeals for support of the mea
sures have been voiced in publi
cations of the American Legion,
Veterans of Foreign Wars and the
Marino Corps League, according to
a release issued Sunday in Salem.
Mala goal of the congressional
measures reportedly is to provide
suitable pensions for veterans of
the first World War.
Service of
York City.
th. association, New
noniwrj lils resignation thrro Bin
d.iy. IS. new appointment will Uk
Of tret April 2.
T)io licv, liuttrll ti bora In
Washington and attended K limits In
f ;.Aarn. Ho was graduattd from
Monmouth College In Illinois in
UK) and rittiliurg Xenla Theologi
cal Seminary in Pennsylvania la
ISO.
Two aitdrea
His wife, also a graduate of
Monmouth College, served last
year as national president of the
Women's General -Missionary Soci
ety of United Preshyteriaa Church.
They have two children, Bonnie,
I, and Billy, (.
Th. Rev. Russell Is a brother
of Dr. Robert K. Ruaaell, minister
of Mt. Tabor Preabytertaa Church
In Portland, and son of Dr. Dwlght
A. Russell, minister of Bethany
United Protestant Church in West
Richland, Wash., and dean of ac
tive ministers in Spokane Presby
tery and Synod of Columbia of
United Presbyterian Church.
Cowstrwetloa Dw.
Construction of th. now church
on Boulder Knoll, on Liberty Road
near F.wakl Street ia to start next
month. A nous, on th. S't-acr.
property la beuig renovated in
preparation for the new arrival
of the Russell family April J.
Post
Pcstor Salem Officer
Assigned to
German Base
Buying Spree
Results From
Billfold Find
A Salem woman who lost a bill
fold containing $59 Saturday eve
ning had it back Sunday with HO
of the cash and an assortment of
candy, cap pistols and other mer
chandise which caught the eye of
a group of four 10-year-olds.
Mrs. Clifford Rutledge, 1163 S.
14th St., told police Sunday morn
ing that the billfold lost near her
home had been found in an In
cinerator, but minus the cash.
Officers tracked the free-spend
ing youngsters through two stores
in the neighborhood and caught up
with them In a third, still going
strong.
One of the boys readily admitted
finding the billfold on th. street,
taking the cash and dumping th.
wallet in an incinerator, police
said. His mother was ordered to
bring him for a talk with the juve
nile officer Wednesday.
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liked Km, hickory smoked for flm flavor US
Wlel Klgtwn, i choice steak cut from finest of beef, . . . . , 140
Frencb Frki Junbe Shrimp, a delicate seafood..........,;..... 1.15
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Select Choke lamb Chops, broiled to I turn. ......... J US
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LITTLE FOLKS
DINNER
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Chicken Fricassee on Toast,
Vegetable, Mashed Potato
; or '
Broiled Hamburger Sandwich
(ail the trimmings) .
or,
Assorted Vegetable Plate
(no spinach
Milk-Chocolate Milk .
Moult a, Cerinaa LI. Cut.
Raymond F, FUher, a vrteraa of
13 years of Army service, terently
was ali;ncd to th. TlTA Army
Unit of Ui. Soutlmn Area Com
mand la Germany. Col. Fisher is
tl sua of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W,
FUher, Mt. Anjel, Ore.
Coaler AFB, Ala. Airman I e
David V. Pecrenboom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Peertnboom, Mtf
Brooks St., Salem. Or... will b.
assigned as a medic la Japaa as
soon as his current horn. lesv. Is
over.
Fort George G. Meod. Md. A
promotion to Pfc. was recently
given to Milton W. Riley, who la
assigned to th. ISA Antl-Alrcraft
Artillery Battalion. II. is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Riley, New
berf. Ore.
Fort Riley, Kaa. Specialist
1c WUIlam II. Wells and Pvt.
Richard C. Straney ar. now mem
bers of th. 1st Infantry Divisions
18th Regiment at Fort Riley. Wells
is th. son of Mrs. Mabel E. Wells.
Lebanon, Ore . and Straney, whose
wife, Bonhie, lives at Albany, Ore ,
is the son of Richard C. Straney
of Albany.
Fort CampbeO, Ky. Leaving
Fort Campbell this month for Ger
many la Operation Gyroscope, th.
Army's unit rotation plan, will b.
Pfc. John G. Wilkeson, son of
Mrs. Mai Hubbs, Silverton, Ore.,
and Pvt. Robert A. Shimmin, son
of Mrs. Kay Shimmin, 422S Dallas
Rd., Salem, Or.. Shimmin is a
graduate of South Salem High
School and Wilkeson is a graduate
of Portland Hill Military Academy.
:;f.ifr;m:tr't, f'.J. ;.), Dir., Mon., M.
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All.frt I! irr Cliii;.iinn. Ui Ar
Irtlf lr., d.rd flim.ijy nt tcmie at
Co ;: vl IKi. lie h.l LivrJ In
the sua alwmt M yrutt, f jrmiiiii
rat of S.ilnn More rnymig to
his fm't homo at Kcuer'.
Horn () t. 17. IS .9. at Spring
fU lit, 111 . ho moved to Oren m In
l'09, taking a homestead at Lower
IlrMtfe, near Kflmmd. Ha lived
thrre until moving to SjIth ahout
Ilia. He was a member of Cal
vary lUptint Church.
He and Martha Gentry wer.
bum
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tiurricl Ihc. 7, I"
M.e (i.t t In li;4 t I
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a.nj in ih at 5j! m.
He lfri to sons. Ffj V.
Chapman, Mul.no, and inn
t ram!( hiKlren and great f 3
chi'dren. Anod.er eon, V. .'-
Chapman, preceded him In dr,.x
Arrangpmefitj ar. pending at
Howell ICdwarda Mortuary.
Death Claims
Mrs. Weber
Mrs. Nancy Weber, former resi
dent of IU Oak St., died Sunday
la a Salem nursing bom.
She leaves two sons, Ernest E.
Nelson, Los Angeles, Calif., and
F A. Nelson. Dayton, Ohio.
Arrangements ar. pending at
Virgll l. Coldea Mortuary.
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for lha A-2 tournamorf,
March 121 J-14, at $1.C:
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Deaf Man Perfects
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Vcrn Entirely en Qm Ecr
PEORIA. ILL. .Special) -H.
A. Lyons, who himself has been
years, today announced th. per-nard-of
hearing for ov.r 23
fectioo of a miniature electronic
hearing aid that is so small it is
worn on one ear. .
It weighs but a fraction of an
ounce and can be slipped on and
off easier than a pair of eye
glasses. Wearer gets all-directional
pick-up and normal use of
telephone. There la no clothing
interference because It is worn
at the car, which is the natural
pay to hear.
Since the aid is tiny and is
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