Valley Nevs
Statesman Nw Survlct
Wallace Road
Fire District
Hearing Set
, Itiltimtt, Iff wi l.rvlra
DALLAS llritring on the pro
poood fire p'olrciion district north
of West Salem hn boon net (nr 11
a m. May i In the Polk County
court houw.
Judge Cal M. Barnhart laid that
petition! bearing 1S2 lignature
had been submitted to the county
court requiting formation of the
district. The proposed district
would aerve about l.V) families in
the Polk County area north of Weit
Salem.
The hearing will consider boun
daries and determine whether the
district should be formed. If. ap
proved, the hearing will be fol
lowed by the nomination of direc
tor through petition. A director
may be nominated by a petition
bearing IS signatures.
' The five nominee receiving the
highest number of votes at an'
election will be elected to the dis
trict board. The election, which
will be scheduled following the ,
hearing, will be at the Brush Col
lege store, Judge Barnhart said.
Cornwall New
PTA Leader
At Woodburn
suuimta Ntwi i.rvir.
WOODBURN Charles Cornwell
will head Woodburn PTA during the
coming year as a result of elections
held at Washington School Thurs-
A nt auiin i n ft Ha iiswatnfta Ml(t
LfoV Froom In toe prei dency and
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will be installed at the May meet
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Completing the panel are Howard
Palmer as vice president: Mrs. Joe j,ti,rsa-Southern Pacific work
Walker, treasurer; and Mrs. Wil-1 men this week tore down the re
liant Zyp. secretary. j mamder of the depot building here.
A rhfln0 in thp hv-lawa tn nrn- n. t. l.j i
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vide for a second vice president
and to Include a member of the
executive board on each nominal-
Ins committee wax introduced and
mill h nrnuintoH (nr a viit at lh
next meeting of the association, i
Mrs. Don Barrett, chairman of
tr.e neattn committee, reported 123
children were served by the well-
child clinic this month. Mrs. Rob
ert Mathison introduced families
new to Woodburn PTA.
Prizes for the largest parent rep
resentation went to the first grade
room taught by Mrs. Mary Blevans
and to' a sixth grade room, the
Instructor of which is Mrs. Lola
Henderson.
enderson.
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Fmn FaW.Sui Tel net ft '
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opereua w dc presemeo Dy win
and aixth grades conducted by ;
Miss Joan Meyer. Friday. April 13
at I p.m. at Washington School.
Yuiera were urueu 10 ca. ineir
ballots at the budget election Thurs
day, April 12.
VATICAN ADDS RELATIONS
VATICAN CITY I - With the
addition of Luxembourg this week
45 nations now have diplomatic
relations with the Vatican. It is
the biggest such representation
over gathered here.
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! Slack l,i
Dr. Scholl's Penonal Re
ativca from Chicago will be here
to conduct this one day only foot
telief demonstration ... using Dr.
Scholl's Pedo-Graph and other
acicntific Foot Measure Device.
h, Cm t aitnacat awaatas.tw t f J-
Cotninq!
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StylaSIOS
KwkCaM
Phone NOW for an Appointment
JIM'S SHOE SERVICE
If I North High Strttt g v , -. . ,-,. rfhim, 2-9050
Ucv. N. Hawk
Dies, Former
Turner Man
Ultima Ntwi Sarvlr
TURNKR The Rev, N. Sherman
Hawk, M, former pastor of Turner
Methodist Church, died In a La
Grande hospital Friday morning
after an illness of about a year.
Born Oct. 24, IfUW in Van Horne,
Iowa, he came to the P a 1 1 f I c
northwest in 1910 and held pastor
ate In I d a h o, Washington and
Oregon. He was at the Turner
church from 193 to 1938. He was
a member of the Masonic Lodge
and Odd Fellows.
The Rev. Hawk Is survived by
one daughter, Miss Kathrya Hawk
with whom he had been staying at
La Grande; sons, Daniel N. Hawk
of Clntskanie, and John S. Hawk
of Salem; six grandchildren, and
three great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held In
La Grande at i p.m. Monday with
burial in the La Grande cemetery.
Staltimaa Ni Srlrt
Breaks Election of officers Is
scheduled when Brooks PTA meets
at I p.m. Tuesday in the school
gymnasium. The program will con
sist of entertainment by Deloine
Robinson's tumbling class, Mrs.
Martin Mikkelsn s 411 knitting club
and by .out. under leadership j
Mrt Marshaii christotferson and
Monly Christoflerson
West Staytea Lyle King, coach
at Cascade Union High School,
helped organize a Softball team at
West Stayton School this week The
loam a tiro a mm tm laantfif iuaiv
stasis sisok it iv so lsiveativvs
scheduled here April 20 with North
ran ui ii uou nxn iru niaiiuiiiK
for a najin( ,n(j receiving station
after the main oart was demolished !
several year ago- when regular
trajnstops here were discontinued.
Turner - Mrs. Manuel Keene and
Mrs. Carl Graves were elected
ueiegaies w ine neoewn Assemoiy.
scheduled at Tillamook in May, at ,
Vnlloy s
Uriels
the meeting of Ideal Rebekah lodge Miss Lstey was born in Minne
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Manuel sola on Nov. 17, 1869. and had been
Keene was recommended as dis- .a resident of Falls City and Mon
trict deputy. Mrs. Ulwin Denyer mouth for many years. She was
and Mrs. Bert Peebles were elected , a retired schoolteacher.
alternates to the assembly.
helper, will be out all day Saturday
. ,' .J, ' i
lh Preh in MS of rain)
'wording to Bob Scholl. Cub Scout-1
up outside the city imits, but any-
brin t0 the Mo'"
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J lne 0 W
uml-
sheridae-Officers elected lor the !
nsu nu vi-ar hv the Sheridan Gar-
den Club are Mrs. Duane Ehnes,
Bcllevue, president; Mrs. Niilo
Koivu of Route 2 Sheridan, first
vice-president; Mrs. Melvin John
son, Ballston, second vice-presi
I dent; Mrs. Dale Cooley, Sheridan,;
secretary; and Mrs. Zelma Thorn
soil, Sheridan, treasurer. It was i
voted to hold a summer flower
show. ,
FOR ONE
DAY ONLY
will b at our store . . . featuring
Dr.Scholl's Shoes
FOR MEN WOMEN CHILDREN
Feet Hurt? Hard-to-Fit?
Now . . . from the world'i largest organization devoted
... exclusively to cot care ... Dr. Sertoli's Shoes are here. ,
Dr. Scholl's Shoes ... the ultimate in comfortable foot
wear ... are the result of SO years' experience gained in .
the development and perfection of the highest quality
products. Dr. Scholl's Shoes are made in the nation's
largest range of sizes, widths and lasts ... of finest,
softest leathers ... in many smart styles. We will have
in our store over 1600 pairs of Dr. Scholl's Shoes in
more than 65 styles and 650 combination fittings ...
shoes to fit every type of foot.
COME IN
FOR FREE
FOOT TEST
Girls Lead
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8ILVERTON-0llef Taraaoff (left) kas earaed vaMfetarla aaaw
aad Kav Bergenoa It salutatorlaa f the elasa f 1K4 at Hilvertaa
laloa III Rental, the seheol repmied Friday, Balk will be Soared
al romme acemeal eierelses.
90 Seniors
To Graduate
At Silvcrton
Sutrimm tftwt Srrvirt
SILVERTON Approximately 80
students will receive diplomas at
Silverton Union High School exer
cises at I p-m. Tuesday, May 29,
in the school gymnasium,
Class valedictorian is Colleen
Taranoff, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Leon Taranoff, Silverton Star
route, who plan a career in nurs
ing. Salutatorian Kay Bergeron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Bergerson, 121 Barger St., plans to
major in advertising.
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Others placing in the class top
Duane McHolick, France Benson.
Peggy Dobbin. Jim Palmquist,
Frit Skirvin, Ronald Melton, Edith
Turner and Caryl Setterberg.
Baccalaureate rite are schedul
ed May 27 with the Rev. Carl G.
Berg of Calvary Lutheran Church
as speaker.
Viola Estey, 86,
Longtime Polk
, 1
KcSIUCIlt. DlC8
SUtrima Ntwi Srrvlr
MONMOUTH - Miss Viola M.
s- Broad St., Mon-
moulh- dle) at an Independence
-
loni "iess.
Surviving are a niece. Miss
Fidelia Dear love, Minneapolis,
M-?; nePhew' John Esley
Detroit Ore.
Kreuger Mortuary Sunday at I p.m.
Interment will be in Belcrest Park.
S
T.h "umr f W ""'"t
Vmlei Kingdom i increasing at
tne rale of 31 OTe hundredths of a
per cent a year compared with 1.7
per cent a year in the United
.States
PIANO SALE
Startinf it $435.00
Grands k Spinets Terms
THE MUSIC (ENTER
49S Center St,
(Across faom Meier It Frank)
APRIL
14lh
Everything for foot relief will be
available to you during this denv
onttration. This is your' big op
portunity to get quick, economical
relief from all common forms of
foot trouble.
Classmates
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Sacred Heart
Club Elects
tatnmaa Nwi Sarvlr
GEIIVAIS Mother of next fall'
first grade pupils at Sacred Heart
School here will be guests of the
Mothers' Club at its May 1 meeting-Mrs.
Ray Matlock was re-elected
president at the April meeting
which saw Mrs. Med Davidson
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REASONS
WHY
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Salcn
i-ra
Community
Park (Jets
New Sponsor
SHERIDAN Buell firni;e
has voted to take over Buell
Park from I'olk County and has
outlined a big Improvement pro
ject for the park. Members plan
to have all the underbrush clear
ed ort, Instill playground equip
ment for children, dig a well
and hive running water,' remodel
the small building at the park
Tr a caretaker, and to build ad
ditional picnic tables and have
several fireplaces built.
The park, which Is a very pop
ular spot in the summer (or both
young and old. was orlelnaUy
turned over to the countv bv
the Buell Park board, but the
county not having funds to im
prove or maintain the park, ex
pressed a desire to have it turned
over to the state.
State representatives visited
the park and thought It had much
natural beauty and, while it
would be a fine community park,
did not have the aspects (or a
stMe park, so the state declined
acceptance.
choken. as vice president ; Mr.
Howard Matlock, secretary, and
Mr. Joe Doran, treasurer.
In charge for the May meeting
is Mrs. Louis Schmerber assisted
by Mrs. Tony Adelman and Mrs.
Leo Klecniski.
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Program r Include These
Advantages ':
IGood Earnings - Currently
savers in 1955.
Insured Safety - Your
$10,000 by the Federal
. Convenient Availability Convenient as to location, parking areas and hours . . ,
fj. additions or withdrawals may be made conveniently without delay.
4 Special Purpose Accounts . lets you save for any purpose, with more than
I one account.
Children's
6.
7.
: SALEM FEDERAL
Frank Story,
Airlie-Area
Farmer, Dies
SUIf.maa Nrwi R.rvtrt
DALLAS - Frank "Story. Alrl'c
1 district farmer
died Friday at
hospital In Drlle where he had ; in,vmi,yi j he guest minuter
hern a patient for several duys. ' , Summj, M(.,hKirt tnurcn Sun.
He was M). day morning. Anderson Is the tu-
The dereaHTd was the former d(.n, pa,tor Alarquam Meln.
husband of r.thr-I Story. &S. who,,, thurtn Hig tfmm w,
was sentenced to three year. In PowM, or Weakness?" Ulan
pnson here Thursday on a charge . Murrav . ,,,, twknl pttl(ir ,t
ol assaulting Story art Nov J. Summjti wl peacn ,t Marqu.m.
ainrv w nuapiiRiira nncuy ill
that time with a chest wound. In -
fll-led by a mall cslihre "i'lol.
Deriity Corone' Karl Thomson
said story family had reftu'tei
that an autopsy be performed Sat
urday. Story had spent most of hi lire
in the Airlie district where sur
vivors include a brother. Ie
Story. Also surviving are a bro
ther Carl, Windsor, Calif., and a
sister,' Mr. H. J. Beven. Port
land. Service are pending here at
Bollman Chapel.
EXTENSION I'NIT ELECTS - I
J EFJERSON The Sidney -Tallxrf
Home Extension unit ha elected i
Mrs. Claude Pllcher chairman. !
OtJwtnew officer are vice choir-
in, Mr. William Knight, and
retary-treasurer, Mr. Herman
Biiese. Retiring chairman la Mr. ;
are Turnidge.
The U.S. Air Force is studying
use of mothballs on coastal air
port to discourage seagull.
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LuiuAlb . . . AT
3. More than $300,000.00 was distributed to Salem
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savings account at Salem Federal is Insured against
Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation.
savings accounts welcomed
Earnings may be left to compound or received by check.
SERVICE . . . PROMPT, EFFICIENT, FRIENDLY.
s.
FIVE DOLLARS
10.
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SAVINGS &
Statesman, SiVm, Ore. Sat., April 7, 105(1 (Str. T)-3
Student Minister
From Willamette
To (live Sermon
ORCHARD HEIGHTS -Chnrlc
Anderson, senior at Willamette
Tt, (mink n.rtrlu rnl.,A.
I , ' J i .. j
I0' ,h churcn . be Monday
night at 7:30.
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:1$ TO 9 tM.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 PJ1
Completo OPTICAL Service
IOY HAUQUIST, O. D. Optometrist-Office located Ot
Meier A Frank't-Salom
EYE EXAMINATION
FRAME STYLING
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
OnOMtTRIST-MEZZANINI
Of Cmtm Vwr Ckaria.yUH
ir.
4. . j
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nnAr r
i "11 Mil
Lj hub hi;
. , . may be opened for any
OR MORE
OPENS AN ACCOUNT.
SAVEBYTIIE10TII...
EARN FROM THE
SAVE BY MAIL.
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Polk County VTA
M-t mm . m ar
Council to IHeet
Sl.lr.maa N Srrvir
FALLS CITY-The Polk County
Council PTA will hold it final
meeting of the year Tuesday at I
p m. In the Falls City High School.
All' annual reports on work lor the
past year will be given. Klr-ctkm
ot new county council otllcera will
be held
,A speclnl Invitation is extended
to all new PTA of leers, a work.
shops are In the planning stage to
I m""y "i" k"""""
!hf ""'m wUn nr" work-
othw interested person are also
I welcome.
o
a
is
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Federal
loss to
chilJ.
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1ST.
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