Valley News Statesman Newi Service Lebanon City Treasury $55,000 Short; Laxity !n Bookkeeping Blamed Statruaaa Nfi Srrvlro LEBANON The city treasury is dome 55.000 short, and the deficit is probably due to long time laxness in city bookkeeping and fundkeep ing, it was revealed Tuesday. The deficit came to light following a recent state audit of city hooks. The audit was requested by the present lbanon city adminis tration. The findings were released this week by Mayor Ralph Scrog- gm, just completing his first two year term as mayor. Chief cause of the deficit has been spotlighted by Scroggin as the transfer of Bancroft bond and interest money into the general fund. This practice, city officials said, was started many years ago and has been followed as a pat tern by succeeding administra tions. Inrprrtion Made First suspicion of the deficit came tn light earlier this year wheji City Recorder Van Thome and Maor Seroggm made a cle- tailed inspection of records on city financial transactions in the past It was found that money paid to the citv by proper! v owners on street improvements was put into who underwent major surgery last the city general fund and spent by week, has returned home and is the city, whereas by law the city convalescing satisfactorily, should have deposited the money I ,.,,., .... . .,. in a special account to pay Ban-1 " 'KNKR -MM G.bbs. pres. cruft bonds d,'nt of tne Kebckah Assembly, A bond ' issue is now proposed ' W her official visit to Ideal , ir .u. , Rebekah Lodge Wednesday June iu liu 1111 unr J.M.tnnr lltlKII wiih.ii will exist in the general fund at the end of this fiscal vcar. .lune 30, and falso to complete the sew ajo disposal plant and pay for additional s'rcol equipment. No Accusation Mayor Snoggin, in releasing the shortage report, did not accuse -nny official of wrong doing. It's something that started years ago," he said, "and must he corrected as quickly as possible He said the discrepancy had gone un-acted-upon in previous ad ministrations, niainlv due to ac ceptanre of former city recorder , wlh x.ravs ,or eVeryone over 15 statements of finances, ithout , years of age will he held in Hay making a thorough check of the ton June 15. The X-ray equipment books. Fmious audit reports had dicated the discrepancies were there to former city councils and budget committees, but were ap parently overlooked, the mayor said. Dallas Mill Official Dies lUlnati Nowi Sorrlco DALLAS Euel Lloyd (Swede) Arnold, 49, mill superintendent for Godsey Lumber Co. the past 10 years, died on the job Mon day of a heart attack. The funeral is set for 2 30 pm. Wednesday at Bollman mortuary, with burial to follow at Dallas Cemetery. The Rev. Orvillc Mick of Eugene will of ficiate. Arnold was a native of Kan sas who bad lived here about til North SPECIAL PURCHASE! "SMART SET" SUMMER DRESS GROUP 4 Pretty, washable fabrics that assure you of staying comfort able and cool' We show three from a special group for sizes 12-20; 144-244. RIGHT: Drip-dry Mallison's pucker nylon in ribbon stripe. coat style. CENTER; Sheer nylon-and-bemberg print with rhinestone studded buttons., LEFT; Easy care acetate-cotton in a coat style in dainty print Budget drtssos, second floor I. J Valley Uriels Slatriraan Nowi Irrvlro ZKNA Everyone in the Lincoln, Zena or Spring-Valley area inter ested in having a garden club or- ganized is being invited to a meet- m at the Community Center Bu,,d, on Friday June at 2 , nllllh inlri,s. it. shrmn J,;, lm,(.lln(,s wjll be deddwj upon and oflicers elected. CI.KAR LAKE Mrs. Cecil Boyd. 6. There will be a school of in ,, . . t struction for officers at the 3 p.m. and the regular meeting will he at R p m. Mrs. Berniee Younger, Mrs. 'J'ete Frednckson and Mrs. Jack j Vickers will be initiated. BROOKS The Broks Sewing Club will meet al 1 p m. Thurs- 'day at the home of Mrs. Arthur Jensen, witn Mrs. lncima uariana in charge of devotions. LABISH CENTER Mrs. Harvey ll. a L -l I i Cl ..,..,. (hlc . ,. undergoing major surgery. TIW'TOV A InhpriMilncio rlinir will be located at the bank corner Pratum Dr. G W. Bruce of Salem has been appointed pastor ol the l'ratum Methodist Church. Hp has been the pastor here since 195.2 Mrs. Bruce has re- itul - n(,ri home from a four-week 1 trip in the south. 12 years. Ho was a member of the Christian Church and the Maccabees Lodge. Surviving are the widow, Ruth; sons E. L. Arnold Jr., Dallas, and Sgt. Donald Arnold of the U.S. Marines; two grandchildren; par ents, Mr. and-Mrs. K. M. Arnold, Dallas; brothers, Everett Arnold of Portland and Burk Arnold of Tacoma; sisters, Mrs Florence Selby, Dallas, and Mrs. Mary Montague, in Idaho. Liberty .44 Fire Fighters Reconvert Old Pumper Truck fuUimaa Ntwi lenrka MT. ANGEL -The city council; decided Monday night that the Mt. I Angel firemen should have tome: special token of appreciation for their latest city service the con version of an old firetruck into a modern piece of fire-fighting equip ment. Besides a formal letter of thanks the firemen are to be invited to an outing at the city's expense.! Andy Schmidt, Carl Micken and William Bean were appointed to make arrangements. The enthusiastic commendation followed after Fire Chief Francis Schmidt had reported that No. 3 truck which had become worthless with a wornout pump, had been ! converted into a fine, modern fire truck with the installation of a new pumper. The firemen perform-1 ed all the work holding the cost down to lifts. Chief Schmidt said the truck now had the best volume pump in the fire department equipment. He also received permission to take local grade school children out in the truck, give them some pointers on fire-fighting and generally make them fire-conscious as a fire-prevention measure. William Bean suggested that Mt. Angel follow the lead of most cities in appointing a planning commit tee to make suggestions to the council. All members of the coun cil agreed to suggest names of men to secure. There would be no pay or compensation to the com mittee. Another new move was the con-1 templated hiring of an extra man to work as an understudy of the water commissioner, act as relief man at the disposal plant, take over some daytime policing, clean streets, and do other tasks now be ing done by hired hour work. The matter is to be acted upon at the July meeting. Bean reported Eymerd Berning ' BESTFGRM'S GIVES VOUMQR TO WALK TO STAND TO STRETCH TO SIT Never before has there been such a wonderful' designed g rdle al such a delightfully lo.v price! The big secret . . rhe separately sewn, cleverly crossed cen'er panel. The moment you put this girdle on you'll look and feel slimmer, neater, freer ... no unsightly thigh bulges, no uncomfortable chafing. White: sizes 25 to 34 in 14" length, sizes 26 to 38 in 16" lenqth, sizes 26 to 36 in 18" length Roberts' Foundations, second floor Rev. Wooldridge Assigned to EUB At Clear Lake SlatriatiB Nrwt Brrvlco CLEAR LAKE-The Rev. Frank Wooldridge has been assigned to Clear Lake EUB Church for the coming year. He has been attend ing seminary In Wisconsin and will now attend Western Evangelical Seminary at Jennings Lodge, while serving here. He and his family, which consists of three children. arrived Tuesday to occupy the par sonage. The Rev. Wooldridge replaces the Rev. Richard Kienitz, who served here two years while a student at the seminary. The latter is a member of the Montana Con ference and has been assigned to Billings. Vallev Birth STAVTON -To Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schiewek, Route 1. Lyons, a daughter, bom June 3 at Santiam Memorial Hospital. had agreed to again take over the summer athletic program and that Al Dier would handle the softball and peewee ball. Said he would take charge of the baseball games and contact Woodburn regarding the instruction program. Mucken reported the sewer pro gram on Cherry street ready to go with the work to start this week and all property owners ready to pay 11 40 per front foot of property for the improvement. The drilling for the new city well has started and is proceeding sat isfactorily as reported by Council man Bernard Girsch. Site of the well is on land purchased from Joseph L. Wacliter off Oak street. It was also reported that street lights are being shot at and that two lights have been broken at cost from $25 to $.10 per light. The matter was turned over to the police. Police Chief Merle Grace also reported other juvenile delinquency problems on which he is receiving the aid of the county and state police. 4 177 North Liberty FREEDOM! WE GIVE AND REDEEM ZM: GREEN STAMPS jfSTAR By CLAY K Taw Doily Acrmr, Gwda K " According r Hia Han. ' To develop mtuogt for Wednesdoy, nod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 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MaoaMMaiaaia! aaaniil ml iirvia . ,,ih.mt.,.A ., SaaiaoaaMiaao Gngrcgation Meets Tonight UtftBUB Mowi IfMko LABISH CENTER Tht annual congregational meeting of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. There will be election of church and Sunday School officers. Friday night will be work night at the church. Children'! Day will be held next Sunday with the children taking charge of the 11 a.m. aervice. The ML PHARMACIST Now, rtsteek your modicino cabinot from our superior quality supplits. Comt in Main Store: 405 State, Corner f Liberty Prescription Shop: (17 Chemeketa, Griffin Bldg. WE GIVE frtC GREEN STAMPS Statesman, Salem, Ore, Officers Chosen By Dayton Club Itatouna Ntwi lorvtro DAYTON Mrs. Gordon Graham has been elected president of the Dayton Reading Club. Other new officers are Mrs. Clete Cell, vice president, and Mrs. Loyd Shawver, Rev. Floyd Sartweil will .present pictures and a message on confer ence missions at 7:45 p.m. Sunday. DEPEND ON YOUR for tVof tutorial Health Sorvictt Tht knowledge and skills of many years go into every pre scription compounded at our drug store. I I Wllllli A for Quality Toilttrits Capital Drug Store 2 Locations to Better Serve Yon i il l ( Wed., June 6, '58 (Sec.I)-3 secretary-treasurer. Mrs. James Penland is a new member. Thanks SITS A HAPPY MAN I Ho has tnrollod In Stona Piano Co.'t "Grown-Up's Piano Course'1 And U fulfilling lifelong doslro to play fho planol Call 2-5281 r vM em Wdiot at 1210 Stato St. and join In tha fun. &tot 1C flANO COMfANY