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Signs to Speed Traffic at Marine Park
IALEM FAN EL MEMBER
John Adlon. 2390 S. Church St..
will participate in panel discus
sions Sunday during the 17th an
nual Oregon Retail Distributor's
Institute held at the University of
Oregon campus, Eugene.
Replace downspouts h gutters.
inccK our low installed prices.
Judson's, Fti. 3-4141.
Expert Tells
Safety Rules
Of S
wimmin?
PELKEB SERVICE MONDAT
Funeral services for Charles W.
Pelker, whs died Wednesday in
Portland, will be 1 p.m. Monday
in Virgil T. Golden chapel, the
Rev. Julian J. Keizer officiating. !
Entombment will be in Mt. Crest
Abbey Mausoleum.
Packed with power, Classified ads
(adv.) get it done whatever it it
To sell, buy, trade, phone 4481 L
Hybrid tomatoes 20c ea., bedding
plants. Silke's Greenhouse, Rt. t.
Box 0. (adv.)
SANDER REPORTED STOLEN
An electric sander valued at
$100 was taken from Davidson's
Auto Repair, 530 Chemeketa St.,
April 29, Roy E. Davidson report
ed Friday to police.
This is the "20-30 Club" Rummage
sale you've been waiting (or
O'Grcenbaum's 9 a m. to 9 p.m.
adv.)
Swimming can be a deadly game
unless some "common sense"
rules of safptv an tihsrrvpd. ac
cording to Dale Dykman, physical i Friday, all day Saturday
director ot the YMCA . . , . , ,.
The director po.nted out that Ar yu contemplating reeling
the summer seasons will bring " "" , t"ns"1' Ben
thousands of persons to lakes. Lachclle s, 1348 Ferry, (ady.)
rivers and the seashore for swim- J tAR reported STOLEN
ming or piaying in me waier.
"Each year in the United
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ControlTime
Nearing for
Pea Weevil
Theft of a car from a service
station at Court and Capitol streets
was reported to police Friday by
Mclvin L. Finegan, 245 Holden
Lane.
States, he- said, "six to seven
thousand die as a result of var
ious types of water accidents, and
good judgment is following a few
water safetv rules could reduce
this dreadful toll."
i iicac majui mica jimuuc. .
1. Uam to swim well. Master ,,or our eomforl
the fundamental skills so the
water is safe for yourself and
others.
2. Pick a safe place in beaches
or pools protected by lifeguards.
Docks, piers, river banks and
other unguarded spots are not
safe
3. Always swim with others. A
companion ran help you when in
trouble
Four afflctals study rae ( several lew signs desigaed U speed traffic flaw at Wallace Marine Park
busy weekends aid during special events suck as boat races. Lrtt le right: George ( toper, official (
the Salem Boat Club; Police Chief Clyde Warrra; City Engineer J. II. Davis and Police Captaia Glraa
Bowmaa.
It is cool as a cucumber at Nohl-
hvah'p Dnrtmirinl Air onnd t inniiA !
i en a ivvciiam am. nn vunuiuwutu
i adv. I uc"
advised Gov.
Lane Probe Enlargement Wallace Park
Awaits High Court Action Boat Traffie
ijiven Doost
Robert Y. Thornton the investigation to include Dist. .
Elmo Smith Friday ; Atty. Eugene Venn's charges!
plasterboard l other salvage i against enlarging the scope of : that the jury was chosen illegally, '
;at S.P. Freight.
(adv.)
Since Wallace Marine Park is
! HUBCAPS STOLEN
Theft of two hubcaps valued at
$4 each from a car parked Thurs-
A .... ninUt nn Ct Cfrnnt n,f t tin
published
tion was reported to pnlice Friday
bv irginia Turner. VtCA.
the Lane lounty investigation (.ov. Smith asked Thornton for just that a marine park -until
the state Supreme Court de-1 the opinion which Thornton gave plans are afoot to give boaters
cides whether the county's new Friday. some priority in parking of cars
grand jury was chosen properly.
After the Eugene Register-
an open letter
asking the Governor to broaden
The original investigation cen- " 'be area,
ters on charges that funds of! Additional signs are being in-
Moses Moody, a prison inmate Mailed in the park to facilitate now
were embezzled.
strange
cables,
muddy
4 Stay away from
waters. Weeds, rocks,
sharp cans, glass and
bottoms cause accidents.
5. Don't be a show-off
dangerous.
6 Before swimming, rest and
cool off after hard exercise. Hard
exercise, cool water, and cramps
run hand in hand.
Unsightly facial hair removed
safely, permanently. Price
Beauty Salon. Ph. 3-5859. Adv.
This is Flower and vegetable plants. Mor-
rii Florist, 135 E. Ewald. 'Adv.)
MISSING SHOES RtPOKTK
Mrs. H. R. Berlin, 1035
View Way, told police Friday
7. Know the, water's depth and , pair of shoes valued at $12 were
; Willamette U.
Seniors Win
Study Grants
Thornton told the Governor
Friday that he wouldn't present
any evidence to the grand jury
of traffic during crowd-pulling
events, according to Police Chief
Clyde Warren.
Warren said spaces under the
Marion Street bridge have been
,,!,! t, e.. n 4 ...I maiiuu .mv.
; "ir """'1 reserved for cars with boat trail-
ers, and the only vehicles permit-1
ted in the launching area will be
stolen from her son, Frank Well-
man, about a month ago in Leslie
Junior High School gymnasium.
She said the loss was not reported
sooner because it was believed
the shoes had been hidden for a
joke
don I swim against strong cur
rents swim across them toward
shore.
8. Pay attention to warning
signs they are there for a pur
pose. 9. Avoid swimming rescue work
unless you are an expert and a
strong swimmer
10. Always race toward the
shore, never away from it.
11. Do not take chances Know
how f;ir you can swim, learn to
use equipment properly, and re
main seated in boats
These common safetv rules will
be stressed in the learn to swim I FENDER DAMAGED
Mathis Bros, revolutionary Johns
Mansville roofing shingles. 4-fifl.1l,
Dental plates repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist.
125 N. Liberty, Salem. (Adv.)
Rav Owent tpninr WillamAtfA
University nhilosoDhv maior w had en requested by Gov. Smith
notified this week by the Uni- t0 take ovef the investigation of
versity of Chicago that he is the the Moody charges,
recipient of a $1,050 entrance .
its legality
Venn filed two mandamus ac
tions in the Supreme Court thns r-nnrerned with launching nr
against Circuit Judge Frank Reid loading of boats,
and County Clerjt Harry Chase, j A special parking area is being
They have until next Wednesday , provided for all other vehicles,
to answer. i Warren said.
Thornton, at Venn's request,
campaign scheduled for boys and
girls, ages 8-14, at the YMCA
pool June 5-12, Dykman said.
County Budget
Figure Listed
Inaccurately
The Statesman said Friday that
Marion County's 1956-57 budget
was balanced at $1,512,246. That
A fender on 'a car parked over
night in the 600 block State street
was damaged by a hit-run driver,
Donald Herb, Aumsville Route 1,
Box 301B, told police Friday morning.
scholarship to its Theological
Seminary next year.
Interested in the ministry nr
college teaching, Owens has been
active in Weslev, was president
(Adv.,1 of the town students group and
cnairman ol ( hnstian Resource
Week. His home is in Boise,
laano.
A graduate research assistant
ship in industrial psychology to
Baylor University, Waco, Texas,
had been awarded to Bill Fred
erickson, Willamette University
senior from Sandy.
A mathematics major, Freder
ickson will use his undergraduate
Fur storage at Lachelle's assures
your furs the quality care they
need in refrigerated vaults. 1348
Ferry. Ph. 3-6814. (adv.)
Court Apts. (Court A C&ttage) of
fer downtown quiet apts
$42.50 to $56. Ph. 3 7440.
background in the statistics , in-i a. Dresslar
volved in research He plans to
work toward a master's degree in
psychology.
Wono Lee, senior foreign ex
change student from Korea now
from attending Willamette I in
adv ) .was notified that he is one of two
A GRANDSON AT LAST foreign students who have been
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bear, 1975 awarded a two-vear scholarship to
Area Advisory
Plwe Council
To Meet Here
Construction needs and business
trends of Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co. will be discussed in
Salem Monday when that firm's
area advisory council meets for
the first time in Salem.
With the council will come Frank
vice president and
general manager ol PT&T. Follow
ing (he council meeting at 10 a.m.,
Dresslar is scheduled to address a
noon luncheon meeting of Salem
Chamber of Commerce at the Mar
ion Hotel.
Long Illness
Takes Life of
Mrs. Farrin
Mrs. Bertha H. Farrin. 1665
Yew St., died Fridav in a Salem
hospital at the age, of 79 after an
illness of several months.
Born March 29, 1877, at Pon
tiac, 111., she moved to Salem
with her parents, Mr. and Mn.
Paul Minienmier. She and Frank
Farrin were married in Coos Bay.
Following his death about 12
years ago, she returned to Salem.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
George C. Will and Miss Sarah
Minzenmier, both of Salem.
Services will be 10 a.m. Mon
day in Virgil T. Golden chapel,
the Rev. Julian J. Keizer officiat
ing. Entombment will be at Mr.
Crest Abbey Mausoleum.
By LII.UE L. MADSFN
Farm Editor, The SUtesaaa
. Control of pea weevil is a must
in the Willamette Valley if good
germination tests are to be ob
tained at harvest tine. County
agents and other agricultural ex
perts have been warning pea
growers this week that control
time is almost at hand and that
timing of the control dust is very
important in control of this pest.
Insecticides are applied to kill
the adult weevils before they lay
their eggs on the pods of the de
veloping seeds. Once the eggs are i
laid on the pods, it if too late to
prevent the weevil damage. Al
most all peas that are not treated
at the correct time will be wee
villy in the Willamette Valley.
Weevils Emerge
Robert Every, agricultural ex
tension entomologist, says that
the pet weevil adults have been
observed emerging from their ,
winter hibernation quarters this 1
past week. The dust application
is timed to be applied two to
three days after the first pods
begin to show on the pea crop.
Good control of the insect can be
obtained, but the dust must be
applied very thoroughly for con
trol. Usually recommended for peas
on a commercial basis is either $
per cent DDT dust at the rate of
20 pounds to the acre, or a 5 per ,
rent methoxychlor dust applied t
at the rate of 13 to 20 pounds per
acre. Also, a rotenone dust at the
strength of h of 1 per cent dust,
applied at the rate of 25 pounds
per acre, will give good control
if put on thoroughly. This dust
should be applied only when the
temperature will reach 65 de
grees within the 24 hours follow
ing application.
No DDT
Where the pea vines are to be
used for rnsilace or hay and fed
to livestock, either dairy or ani
mals to be slaughtered, it is
recommended not to use DDT ,
in dusting the field. Methoxy
chlor is the best material to use
under these conditions, as it does
not involve a residue problem.
Dusting with methoxychlor will
probably be more expensive than
the DDT, however. i
In order to prevent the killing
of pollinating insects, such as '
bees, the application of insecti
cides should be put on very early
in the morning before the bees
and insects are working the
fields.
Embezzling Count
Faces Salesman
A 39-year-old Salem salesman
was arrested Friday noon on two
counts charging embetilement.
Sheriff's deputies arrested
Frank J. Gray, Salem Route 9,
Box 480. following his secret in
dictment Thursday by the Marion
County grand jury.
He is accused of embezzling
money from his employer. Bail
was set at $500.
I Seal fur coats do not come from
; seals but from sea lions.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat May 1956 (Sec. I)-S
State Education
Confab to Draw
200 Next Week
--. f - ' f ".. . , i
Annual convention of the State
Special Education Teachers As
sociation ia scheduled next Fri-
day and Saturday, May 25 26, at.
the Hotel, Senator. Approximate
ly 200 persons art expected te
attend. . - -
Previous information erron
eously had the conveniton sche
duled this week.
! Dirths
I - ,
7
CANNOT To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald D. Cannoy. 4937 Elizabeth
St . a daughter, Friday. May IS, at
Salem General Hospital. ,
BARBEL To Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my R. Barbel. 5080 Will Ave. 1
daughter, Friday, May II, at Sa
lem General Hospital.
.. ath bt., report me mnn inurs- th. rtuat. schnnl f in..rniicm " , . .".V .
f,Dr. r,r.ni th. mn( tko! Hav nf or.nrfcnn In their son .and . .. .. . . " (-namners. neaa or cascade .vieais,
must be levied, not the budget. ! daughter. Mr and Mrs. Randall '" "V 'Tv? ;
The new unofficial budget is j Surgeon, Portland. The infant's Sponsored by the University
$.1,123,227, based on preliminary name is Timothy and he has sev-jess Club of Mchigan, the
calculations following this week's en sisters to act as baby sitter. ! scholarship will include the first
The a d v i s o r v group usually i
meets monthly in Portland to coun-; MISSI0NARy T0 SPEAK
sel with telephone executives. On
the council are several Oregon: ".Mlss Goldie Rulh mls-
husinnss le.irfrrs inrinHino c. f . sionary trom Atrica, win oc trie
Inc., in Salem; Robert B. Taylor,
Pendleton grain farmer: Edwin C.
Dwyer. Portland lumberman; Milo
K. Mclver, Portland investment
lour-da budget balancing session. The lather was reared in Salem year of actual study, the second f nrV
If .ithnri7ert as it tanrt the new oJ u raHall (mm VnrlhtinlH . : u: :.j 01 "re?0n nn Yemeni LO.
. .. .. . emu giauuonu .i.. .ucuik an imt-iMiip penuu on lour and Edward C. Sammons, presi-
daily papers in Michigan. dent of the U.S. National Bank.
budget figure will exceed this School
year's $2,933,820 budget by $18.8,-
407
Cnrler Oregon law the portion
of the budget that must be levi
ed cannot increase more than 6
per cent ovef the highest levy
nf the past three years without
getting approval from the voters.
If the budget committee had de
rided to use the full 6 per cent
the new levy would have been $1,
526.601. s it is. the new levy
Is $14,355 short of the limit, and
no vote is necessarv.
special speaker at the College Age
group of First Christian Church
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. Miss
Wells has had many years of ex
perience on the mission field and
is now engaged in speaking in
churches over this part ol the
country. Her home is now in Sa
lem at 685 N. Church.
3 Named to
WU Positions
Two men and one woman snag
ged three top student managerial
posts on the Willamette Univer
sity campus this week.
Paula Preuss, sophomore from
j Vancouver, was chosen chapel
, manager by the Religious Life
Council. Her plans for speakers
next year include having laymen,
as well as ministers of the var
ious faiths, address the weekly
religious chapels.
Manager for Homecoming
Weekend is Chuck McClure,
sophomore from Beaverton. The
annual Homecoming game this
year will be played with Lin
field College Oct. 27.
Freshman Dean Bishoprick of
Woodburn was named Campus
Chest manager. The Campus
Chest provides a central point
for donations, which are allocated
to various community projects,
Heart Attack
Takes Life of
Harrv Rowe
Mrs. Silhavy,
Amity, Dies
Harry A. Rowe. operator of the
Merchants Patrol Serivce in
Salem more than 30 years died
Friday afternoon at the Young
Women's Christian Association
after giving a reading at a Gol
den Age Club meeting.
His death at the age of 7(1
apparently was due to a heart
attack, according to the Marion
County coroner's office. Relatives
said he had not experienced prc-
KUlrsman Strvir vious attacks.
AMITY Mrs. Anna Carol Sil-I Rowe, 940 D. Street, had been
navy, native of Germany, died a Salem resident more than 50
Thursday morning in her home years. He was a member of the
after a lone illness. She was 79. Salem Police Department before
Her widower, Frank H. Sil- taking over the Merchants Patrol,
havy, survives, as do these sons which makes continuing night
snd daughters: Frank C. Silhavy, lime checks on .subscribers'
Lebonom Charles nf Bremerton, downtown business buildings,
Wash.: Vera Donev, Canbv. Also about 1920.
surviving are a brother, Fred ; He was born June 19. 1879, in
Fuchs, of Ceddes, S. D., and sev-j Iowa. He and Kitty Boles nf
eral grandchildren. Benton County were married in
The Silhavv familv moved here i June. 1905. in Philomath. They
from South Dakota several years celebrated their Golden Wedding
In farm. Thcv retired and anniversary last summer wun
ago
moved into Amity in rerent vears.
She was a member of Amity
Church of Christ.
The funeral will he at 2 p.m.
Saturday at the Church of Christ,
with the Rev. James Alley of
ficiating. Burial will he at Amity
Pioneer Cemetery with Scott Fun
eral Chapel
charge.
of McMinnville in
more than 400 friends attending
an open house.
Rowe was a member nf Modern
Woodmen of America. Masons
and Knglewood Evangelical Unit
ed Brethren Church.
Besides his widow, he leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Bessley,
Longview, Wash.; two sisters,
Mrs. Carrie Chase, Salem, and
Mrs Kitty Cooper, Tetaluma.
Calif.: and several nieces and
nephews.
Arrangements are pending at
Clough-Barrick Funeral Home.
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks la all our
comforting fnenas and neighbor
in our recent sorrow. For the
Pond Victim's
Rites Planned
Funeral services for Gary Ham
mertoe Salem youth who drown- beautiful service, floral offerings
ed Thursday at the age of 19, will and other kindnesses. We are
be 11 a.m. Saturday in Howell- deeply grateful.
Edwards chapel, R. J. West of- The Neimeyer Family
ficiating; Burial will be in Bel- CARD OF THANKS
crest Memorial Park. Our heartfelt thanks to all who
Hammertoe who lost his life extended comforting sympathy
swimming in a pond southeast and nep in mT rpfpnt ,nrrow.
of Salem, leaves his parents, Mr. rnr ine beautiful service, floral
and Mrs. J. B. Hammertoe 1295 offerings, and other kindnesses,
Shady Lane Dr., and nrandpar-:we are deeply grateful.
ent, Mr. and Mrs. William Newberry Family
Hammertoe Ontario, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ynungblood
Mrs. Walter Stilcker, Junction and Family
City l Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley
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