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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1956)
' ('--r. II) .Si.itfsm.-in, .Salnn, Off., Mori,, April 0, ' Circus Comhi" to Town .. r $ - - I llrpiiaiU aad prritj flrta, IrtHrrd a-wr. IB W features at II tij Brat. IMmt CUtm. wklek actets t rrfrmiim Wedwcda at iba aatrat Amtrf ndrt awakes f U Salr Of llmlrt 1KB. Optimist Club to Sponsor Indoor Circus in Salem Twt prrformintff the Rudy Bros. Indoor Cirrui art scheduled fcednesdajr at tlx Salem Armory mier auspices of the Salem OpU aniils' boya work proirrim. A number of euUtandinf features CM Carvan Plans Parade Through City Progress dressed up in red. white and silver will roll Into Salem Tuesday as the General Mo tors Farad of Progress arrives la preparation (or i five-day free howing at Bush Pasture Park. The caravan of 44 futurliners, trucks and passenger can will ar rive at Waldo Street and Rout M nrouta from Corvallis at 1 p.m. Clvle officials and local CM rep resentatives will be,jlcked up at that point tor the parade through the city. Led by a police escort, the pro Cession will follow Liberty Street to Center Street turn east on Cen ter to High Street, and then pro ceed out High directly to the show site oo Die baseball field at Bush Park. , The traveling circus of science will open to the public at T p.m. Wednesday. It will remain open until 10 p.m. opening night, and will be open from 1 to 10 p.m. daily thereafter through Sunday, April IS. A 40-mlnulo stage show will be presented six times daily In the Aerodome tent on week days and eight times on Saturday and Sun day. Exhibits boused In the 12 giant Futurliners are In operation at aU times. reportedly are include In the cirrus repertoire. Performances will be at 4 and I p.m. Wednesday. The late afternoon time was act to accom odate school children. Tickets, all general admiuion, can be pur chased at th Armory door. Circus acts are highlighted by Capt. William Dedrick and his trained animal exhibition, an as sortment of clowns and performing elephants. Th elephants are train ed by Rudy Mueller, who is hailed as the greatest animal trainer in show business. Capt. Dedrick's trained animals includ "Rowdy," the high-diving dog and a combined pony-dog act Medford Man To Head Area 20-30 Clubs A two-day convention of Oregon 10 30 clubs concluded Sunday at th Hotel Marion with election of top officers and re-emphasis of plans for an expansion campaign In th state. jonn watkins, Medford, was re-elected district governor of the organization and Ralph Jackson, I Salem, was named lieutenant gov ernor. Some 70 members from seven clubs present at the Sunday ses sion voted to hold next year's con vention at Gearhart Th 1937 meet will be sponsored Jointly by the Salem and McMinnville clubs. Norman Morrison, Sacramento, Calif., Northwest area director, again spok on the great expansion possibilities offered in Oregon. Aim of 20-30 officials is establish ment of clubs in all cities of 5,000 population or above. Stag showi and exhibits dra matically depict the cavalcade of progress, showing how scientific icacuin siiu CTitfuicciuig save i 1 ' HIT 1 helped Improv our standard 'MllUCIltS MaKC greater things they may do in the , future. ' Fire Causes $4,000 Loss to Aurora House , BUtnaua Jti ttrvkt AURORA - An estimated $4,000 damage resulted Sunday when fire broke out in a house rented by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Paulsen on Aurora Route 1, firemen reported. House owner is R. H. Bassett, Salem. The flames completely destroyed a second-floor closet full of clothes and also caused damage to attic and roof. Discovered by Mrs. Paul sen about 4:15 p.m., the fire appar ently started from a downstairs wood heater. The flames were fought by men and equipment from Aurora, Don ald and Woodburn fire depart ments. Damage reportedly was covered by insurance. OSC Salem Honor Grades Mrs. Cook Rites Tuesday i . The Rev. Lowell Holle will offici ate at funeral services for Mrs. Sally Kelley Cook. Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m. In Virgil T. Golden Chapel. Mrs. Cook died Saturday at the age of 71 In a local hospital follow ing a stroke last Tuesday. She was born at Athens, Ga., Sept. 21, 1877, and moved with her family to Mis souri while still a child. Her first husband, Charles Tildon Kelley died in 1920, the year they moved to Salem. In 1935 she married Edward R. Cook, who survives. She was the mother of five for mer all-state Salem High School athletes, and a member of First Christian Church and the American War Mothers. CORVALLIS-Twenty-seven stu dents from Salem have been listed on the winter term scholastic hon or roll at Oregon State College. Each student's winter term grade average was 3.5 points or better on the basis of an A equal ing four point. Kour students were singled out for special recognition. Roland Schirman, Joan llamman, Merle Gricbenow, and Arthur Oakley were four of 74 OSC students to make straight A grades for the term. Other Salem honor students In dude Robert Bartruff, Donald E. Burk, David L, Carson, Gordon E Fletcher, Albert J. Haslebacher, Beatrice M. Heiken, Wallace W. Hickerson, William J. McNeil, Gary L. Messing, Jane F. Moore field, Marlin G. Nelson. Kenneth W. Nntcboom, Nancy C. Owens, Marian D. Peterson, Robert C. Scott. Herbert E, Singleton, Wal ter D. Socolofsky. Edlon E. Stogs- dill, Evi M. Tarem. Raymond C. Tcrhune, Royal A. Wcnig, Sue A. Wilson, and A. A.-Young. --. Rudolph W. Hcnny of Brooks was also listed on the honor roll. Salem Teacher To Attend Music Education Meet Howard F. Miller, vocal direc tor at North Salem High School, will leave Wednesday by plane for the 80th anniversary conven tion of the Music Educator's Na tional Conference in St Louis, Mo. 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