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FOLK DANCERS IN SALEM
The International Folk Dancers
of Salem and Portland will appear
as entertainers during Serra High aDout p.m. Saturday when he feU
School's Fiesta Dinner today fromJjrom ,.Chair while working in his
noon until 4 o'clock. They will lea-home, first aidmen said. Young
lure Spanish and Latin American WM uken to Salem Memorial Hos
dancei. , pita for x-rays and treatment.
Wanted: 50 overweight women.
For particulars, Ph. 4-9902 days.
(adv.)
NOTICE
For a
roof that never needs re
placing or tor Revolutionary new
aspnau sningies, see iwacnis ros.
2081 State. Ph. 4-6831. (adv.)
LIONS SLATE SCOUTS
"Boy Scout Day" will be the pro
gram at the Hollywood Lions Club
meeting noon Wednesday in the
Lions Den.
Need more electric outlets? Call
Judson's, 3-4141, for prompt wiring
service. (adv.)
ILLNESS REPORTED
John H. I.auterman. former Sa
lem resident, is reported making
satisfactory recovery in a Portland
hospital where he was taken re
cently after suffering a partial
stroke.
Veterans to
Hold Baker
Convention
Thirty-two members of Salem
Veterans of World War I are to be
delegates to the second annual
statewide convention o( the organi
zation at Baker Thursday through
Saturday.
Representatives from all 34 Ore
gon VWW I barracks are expected
to attend, where the major topic
will be plans for getting a $100-a-month
bonus for all veterans of
World War I and their widows.
Delegates from Salem are: R. J.
Baldwin, F. R. Birch, Arch E.
Blue. Fred Brennanm, Cecil
Brock, Oak Boggs, Carl Charlton,
George Cooper, James Cutler, Ed
ward DeHaan, L. B. Detweiler,
Fred Doebler, George Feller, Thur
man Green, Roy Hagedorn, Guy
Hastings, Earl Hearing, John Jar
dine, Chester Keirscy. Cloyd Law
rence, William McKinney, John
Moore. F.arl Xewbrv. David
O'Hara. Carl Pyeatt. Emery Ra- HURT BY MOWER
lioin, Thomas E. Rilea, Claude; Mrs. Elma Hoffman, 1846 N. 5th
Sellard. Solon Shinkle, Edward , St., received a laceration on the
Van Santcn. Joseph Waterhousc ' big toe of her left foot while mow
Frank W Young. (ing her lawn with a power mower
A,iirv m.mhpr. from Salem about p.m. Saturday, Salem
planning to make the trip as dele
gates are: Mrs. John Jardine,
Mrs. William McKinney, Mrs.
Solon Shinkle, Mrs. William Strow
meyer, Amelia Bo(ton, Mrs. Ed
ward DeHaan and Mrs. L. B. Det
weiler. Firm Tops
Advertising
Space Record
Sears,
Roebuck and Co. in 1955
Invested a record $41,775,600 in
newspaper advertising space, it
was announced this week by J. F.
Mosolf, Salem Sears manager.
The total topped 1954's previous
hieh of $37,673,800 by 10.9 per
cent.
Sears 1955 advertising expend
iture was spread among 1,012
daily newspapers located in ev
ery state in the nation.
Newspaper lineage also set a
new record for the company.
During 1955 a total of 270.574,200
lines of advertising were pur
chased, an increase of 8.7 per
cent over the 1954 total.
Mosolf stated that the news
paper dollar expenditure in 1955
represented 80.1 per cent of
Scars total retail media budget.
In informing' the Salem store
of the company's 1955 retail ad
vertising expenditure, Edward
Cudeman, Sears vice president in
charge of merchandising, said:
"The newspapers of the nation
are continuing to do an effective
selling job for Sears and they
play a vital role in our being
able to move a record quantity
of goods last year."
Team Surveying
McNary Traf fjc
Civil Aeronautic Administration
officials are again surveying air
traffic at McNary Field in an ef
fort to determine whether the air
control tower here can be re
opened. CAA representatives James Mc
Means and Edward DrGrandpre
started the traffic count at noon
Thursday. The survey will last for
one week. Klisht operations are
counted each day from 6 a.m. to
8 p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
Our recent loss leaves us with
grateful hearts toward neighbors
and friends. Their comforting
expressions of sympathy and
thoughtfulncss will always be re
membered. Family of L. E. Peterson
of Turner.
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SALEM MAN INJURED
Ernest Young, 1400 Lawless St.,
received a possible hip fracture
Fur storage at Lachelle's assures
your furs the quality care they
need in refrigerated vaults. 1348
Ferry. Ph. 1-6811. (adv.)
Are you contemplating re-styling
j your (urs? Consult Ben Wittner at
Lachelle s, 1348 Ferry. (adv.)
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Wilfred H. Epping. son of UrAJJZZiCl
and Mrs. H. C. Epping. 2570 North-1
gate Ave., was awarded a bachelor!
of science degree Sunday in civil
engineering at commencement cer-,
emonies at the University of Seat
tle. Mrs. Epping, his mother, said
he also has an electrical engineer-
ing degree (1952) from Oregon
Mrs. Norman (Eileen) Clark now
assoc. with Loveall-Miller Beauty
Salon. Ph. 1-7870.
(adv.)
Court Apts. (Court it Cottage)
offer down town quiet apts., from
$47.50 to $56. Ph. 1-7440. lady.)
SPECIAL MEETING
Plans for a pre-national conven
tion rally and picnic of District 2
Aug. 5 will be discussed at a spe-1 buchanan and Tom Darley, spon
cial joint meeting of Salem Bar- sored by Capital Post 9: Wayne
racks 113, Veterans of World War; Bond, Monmouth Post 65: Ralph
I and unmpn'i auxiliary at I urn. Morgan. Salem Women's Post 143:
June 20 in the VFW hall.
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Oregon Pulp fc Paper Co., bond , Meeker. Amity, sponsored by Day
holders for information concern-1 ton Legion Post.
ing the retirement of 5 income i , .
bonds, call or see Zilka, Smither I
JOa, Inc. 203 Oregon BldgPh.
TWO CARS DAMAGED
Twb cars received minor damage
about 3:40 p.m. Saturday in a colli
sion at Church and Marion Streets,
city police reported. Police listed
the drivers as Robb LeRoy Emer
hiser, 5030 Will Ave., and Eugene
Edward Kellogg, 4933 Liberty Rd.
Unsightly facial hair removed
safely, permanently. P r i c e's
Beauty Salon. Ph. 3-5859. (adv.)
R. Leninger polishing, buffing 4
plating. 30 yrs. experience. Guar
anteed craftsmanship. Ph. office
Bel. 2-5828. Res. At. 1-9044. 625
S. E. Salmon, Portland, Oregon.
(adv.)
first aidmen said.
E. L. Al Beyer, former Service
Manager for Heiders TV is no
longer associated with that firm.
Watch for anouncement of his
future plans. (adv.)
Dental plates' repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist.
125 N. Liberty, Salem. (adv.)
LIP PUNCTURE RECEIVED
A nine-year-old Salem boy re
ceived a lip puncture about 1 p.m.
Saturday when he was struck by a
sharpened stick, city first aidmen
reported. The boy, Charles Driver
2220 E. Rural St., was playing with
friends at the time of the accident,
aidmen said.
5 Promoted
In Reserves
Five members of Salem's naval
reserve division received promo
tions here recently, it was announ
ced Saturday by Lt. Cmdr. D. M.
Fisher, commander of the unit.
Promotions included V; A. Boyd,
SV3: L. Hildebrand, CD3: R. P.
Fldler, SV3; M. J. Kloti, SV3; and
R. E. Snook. CMD3. All five men
are from Salem.
Fisher also reported that three
Valley-area men have completed
two weeks training duty. They
were listed as Lt. George Sirnio,
Salem, ship activation, Bremerton,
Wash.: R. W. DeRoss, CD3, Salem,
CB Center, Port Uucneme, Calif.:
and J. Reis, CR, Gervais, recruit
training. San Diego, Calif.
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Area Youths 4
IJear Session
On Boys State
Twelve boy representatives of
Salem area American Legion posts
gathered Saturday at Salem s Capi
tal Post 9 for a get-acquainted
meeting prior to leaving today for
the annual Beaver Boys' State
convention at Corvallis.
The youths and their parents
heard speeches and were .briefed
on what to expect at the week-
long convention on the Oregon
State College campus, where
youngsters from across the state
will convene to take part in simu-
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offices and conduct public business
on a real-life basis.
Prof. A. Freeman Holmer, of
Willamette University's political
science department, talked of gov-
' arnmnnl in nnnAr n I nnri nt iaeiiM
Four boys taking part in the
state meet will be chosen deleeatcs
to the national convention in Wash
ington. D.C., later this summer,
John Gordon of Post 9 said.
Salem area boys present at Sat
urday's meeting who will attend
i h e Corvallis convention were
James Eckerman, Ted Loxley,
Steve Berglund, Larry Patton and
Dennis Frank, all snonsored bv Sa-
1 lem Post 136; Kent Lammeis, Dick
Dave Marster, Dallas. Carl B.
Wins River
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Hampton C. Piatt of Salem has
been awarded a contract for im
provements at Minto Egg Collect
ing Station on North Santiam River
on his low bid of $7,050, Portland
District, Corps of Engineers, an
nounced. Government estimate for the
work was $9,590, but three bids
competitive to Piatt's ranged from
$15,783 to $20,000. Completion date
is Aug. 25.
The station serves as restitution
for upstream salmon spawning
areas which were lost by construc
tion of Detroit and Big Cliff dams.
Dallas Man's
Rites Monday
SUtcamaa Nwi ferric
DALLAS-Services for Dale Mel
vin Gottfried, 63, retired logger and
longtime resident of Fall City, will
be 2 p.m. Monday at the Bollman
Funeral Chapel in Dallas. Burial
will be at Falls City Cemetery.
Gottfried, who had been in a
Dallas nursing home the past year,
died Friday at a hospital here. He
was born March 4. 1893, a' Hicks-
ville, Ohio, and he had been a
resident of Falls City since 1909.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Ruth
Helmkamp, Spokane, Wash.; three
brothers, Wallace Gottfried, Inde
pendence, and L. E. and Roger
Gottfried, both of Carmel, Calif.
TODAY'S LUCKY
Master
Money
NUMBERS
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343,819
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395,700
If vou have a Master Money
Bill with any of above serial
numbers on it, you win desig
nated award if you collect it
before 9 P. M. tonight at
Center and Commercial. Any
money not won today will be
added to tomorrow's corre
sponding award. Free Master
Money Bill given at all loca
tlons.
Winners Must Claim
Award At Center And
Commercial By 9 P. M.
135
PEDRO TABLANZA
300 Chemawa Rd.
Free Whistlepops
With Gas Purchases
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This ebons Hot at "Darliirs W
variety shaw to be presented by
at North Salem Hifk School. The 'Uneap" Include (tram left) Johnay Johns, Jasper BaUaw, DM
Parker, James Daniels and Richard Doumltt. Fliwrrd by the preeeedings la Frank HutehiasM, director
f the shew.
Award Night for
; Swillllllill" ClaSS
Planned June 14
Award night for the YMCA
Learn To Swim Campaign will be
7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, in
the gymnasium, Dale Dykman,
physical director, announced Sat-
urday.
Certificates will be presented to
,yun?stcrs wno takc tests Monday
m the following categories: float-
ing. 20-foot shallow water swim, 30-
foot deep water swim or 60-foot
deep water swim. Some 900 area
boys and girls have been receiving
the free learn to swim lessons the
past week.
Parents are asked to accompany
the children to the award presen
tations. Former Salem
Woman DiVg
In Medf ord
Mrs. Olive Bowman Harbison, a
resident of Salem from 1914 to
1948, died Saturday at a Medford,
Ore., hospital. She was 70.
Mrs. Harbison, wife of the late
John W. Harbison Sr., who died
in Salem In 1918, was a long-time
member of the Salem library
board" and an active member of
the First Presbyterian Church.
She was also a member of the
Salem Woman's Club, the Daugh
ters of the American "Revolution
and the First Presbyterian Church
Women's Association, where she
served as president.
Mrs. Harbison was superintend
ent of the primary department of
the church for many years.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Jane L. Juza, Salem; two
sons, John W. Jr., and Sam B.,
both of Medford; and three grand
children. Funeral services have been ten
atively set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday
in Medford. Interment will be at
a Salem cemetery.
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INTRODUCTORY
COURSE
(ALL OR
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Salem area Oregaa State Employes Association members Jiae i-is
Salem Youths
Plan Cruise
Off Canada
Six days of exploring and fish
, ing among the islands off Brit-
ish Columbia's rocky coastline
will begin Monday for 16 Salem
youths taking part in a cruise
' sponsored by Salem's YMCA.
The boys will leave Seattle
about 8 a.m. aboard the ship
Twanoh, ind will be supervised
by the YM's boys secretaries,
Scotty Washburn and Roy Hor-
ine. They will visit Friday Har
bor, San Juan Inslands, 'Sidney
on the Saanich Peninsula, Dalt
Spring Island and several other
spots ending with a day at Vic
toria. Salem boys are Ran DeWeese,
Jimmy Culp, Doug Hamilton,
John Rohner, Steve Kimple, Spike
Brownell, Russell Younger, Bill
Maverham, Dwight L. Reinwald,
Robert Morrow, Allen Hender
son, Dave Breglund, Jan Eyerly,
Steven Eyerly, Jimmy Verstag,
and Steve Gleckler. YMCA as
sistants will be Robert Brownell,
Donald Gleckler and Dick Simp
son. Bush Safety
Patrol Youths
Win Awards 1
At the annual award assembly
at Bush School, 21 sixth grade
pupils received certificates for
having served on the school safety
patrol for 1955-56:
Bob Keudell, Bruce McClintic,
Elizabeth Blair, Steven Fry, Mary
Prine, Willard Herring, Steven An
derson Jr.. Sylvia Smith, Keith
Salter, Sandra Keefer, John Clouse,
Georgia Douglas, Nancy Loukojar
vi, Pauline Bailey, Joy Ann Lyons,
Sue McDonough, Jim Ramsden,
Deanna Thomas, Donna Helton,
Judy Wilson, Paula Woodrum.
Take off weight . . .
An overweight person can lose 3 to 5 pounds on
0 successive WEV-RITE meals. Losses of 2 or 3
pounds a week over several months on a modified
WEY-RITE plan are quite common. A WEY-RITE
meal gives you only 265 calories, three meals only
795 calories.
Control your
WEY-RITE provides
control your weight,
best weight for your
Maintain health and vitality
WEY-RITE is HIGH in PROTEIN C421.) and LOW
in FATS (2" ), with just the right amount of care
fully selected CARBOHYDRATES and the essen
tial MINERALS and VITAMINS the body needs to
maintain health and vitality.
WRITE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Births
GIDDENS To Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Giddens, 1590 Strong Rd.,
a son, Saturday, June 9, at Salem
General Hospital.
DELAPP To Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Delapp, 2215 Electric
Ave., a son, Saturday, June 9, at
Salem General Hospital.
SNIDER To Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin F. Snider, 1940 Virginia
St., a son, Saturday, June 9, at
Salem General Hospital.
BISHOP To Mr. a n d Mrs.
James F. Bishop, 2593 S. 12th,
a son, Saturday, June 9, it Salem
General Hospital.
SHIVERS To Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Shivers Jr., 2180 N. Front
St., a son, Saturday, June 9, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
SANKS To Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Sinks, Independence, a
daughter, Saturday, June 9, at
Salem Memorial Hospital. .
WHITESIDES To Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Whitesides, 2285 S.
12th, a daughter, Saturday, June
9, at Salem Memorial Hospital.
MOZENA To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Mozena, 1945 Hazel St.
a son, Saturday, June 9, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
Four Services Set
At Labish Church
i
"The Unjust Steward" will be I
the theme Sunday at 11 o'clock j
worship of the Labish Village
Community Church with sermon
by the Rev. B. M. Books, pastor, j
Sunday school is scheduled at i
10 a.m. with evening services i
scheduled at 7:45 p.m. Bible
study is scheduled for I p.m. with
the evening message by George !
Williams.
Take off iveight
Control your weight
Maintain health
and Vitality
weight . . .
the most satisfactory way to
once you have achieved the
well bring and appearance.
WEYilTI
HEADQUARTERS
325 State St., Salem
Phone 4-9902
Car Crash
Takes Life of
Salem Youth
(Stery nhw Page 1)
' James Franklin Shattuck, H
who was killed in Salem early Sat
urday morning in a one-car traffic
accident, had been a resident of
Salem for about 19 year.
Shattuck. born Dec. t, 1931. at
Gering, Nebr, moved to Salem at
the age of four with his parents,
Mr. and Mr. R. E. Shattuck.
He attended St, Vincent de Paul
School and lived In Salem most of
his life except for a short time in
Portland and in the Army. He was
a member of St, Vincent de Paul
Catholic Church.
He leave his widow, Mr. Sally
Shattuck, daughter, Christine Shat
tuck, S, and ton, Danny Shattuck,
1, all of Salem; mother, Mr. Irene
Shattuck, Salem; sister, Mr. Rose
mary Selmer, Portland; two broth
ers, Walton Shattuck, Portland, and
Eugene Shattuck, Fenton, Wash.;
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas McDonald Sr.. Salem.
Arrangement are pending at
Cwugh-Barrick Funeral Home.
Another brother. George Shat
tuck, died at the age of 19 of in
juries received in a train accident
which also took the lives of two
other railroad men two day after
Christmas, 1952, near Warden,
Wash. A brakeman, he was trap
ped for eight hours under an over
turned engine in freezing weather
and died several day later.
Choral Groups
Set Kingwood
Bihle Concerts
Choir of the Pacific Bible In
stitute of Fresno, under the di
rection of Dietrich Friesen will ap
pear in a concert of sacred music
in the Kingwood Bible Church.
1125 Elm street, Sunday at 10:30
a.m.
This 38-voict choir ha visited
many churches in California and
has established a reputation for
good music and a commendable
performance. Rev. B. J. Braun,
president of the Pacific Bible In
stitute and the Mennonlte Breth
ren Biblical Seminary, ia accom
panying the choir.
The a Cappella Choir or free
man Junior College, Freeman,
S.D., will present a concert of
sacred music at 3 p.m. Walter
Jost Is the director of the choir
Methodists to Hear
Conference Report!
Highlights of the Oregon Annual
Conference will be presented by
three speakers at 9:30 and 11
o'clock services Sundav of to
First Methodist church. .
Reporting on the conference will
me Ervin W. Potter, lay member
of the . conference, Elmer J.
Church, reserve member, and Dc.
Brooks H. Moore, pastor. Dr.
Moore was reappointed to the
church to begin hi 10th year a
pastor.
MONDAY NIGHT IS
FAMILY NIGHT IN
THE OREGON ROOM
Superb dinners in
the Oregon Room
starting at 95c
STREET FLOOR
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Salem Nazarcnc Delegates
To Attend National Confab'
Several member of Salem First
Church of the Naiarene will be tn
Kansas City this week for their
national church organization' 14th
quadriennial General Assembly
June 14-22.
In the local party will be the
Salem church' new minister, the
Rev. Duane E. Muth, Just arrived
in Salem to serve the congrega
tion after hi sevea year a mm-
Presbyterian
Sermon on
Building Plan
Morning sermon at the First
Presbyterian church will present
the most important feature of the
developing church building pro
fram. The message will deal with the
history of the church' ministry,
commission and faith In the work.
All members and friend of the
church participating in our Sa
lem and world-wide ministry are
encouraged to be present
The building council has been
studying the suggestion of tub
committee and will soon have an
analysis of the various alterna
tives tn construction to present to
a meeting of the congregation,
which will be called in the near
future.
The building council and (even
subcommittees have been explor
ing the preliminary plans pre
sented by the firm of architects.
These have been reviewed by
the New York consultant and also
by the Church School Department
of the Board of Christian Educa
tion in Philadelphia in a recent
conference in the East attended
by the pastor. Dr. Paul Poling.
The recommendation of the sub
committee and consultants have
now been studied by the building
council and art being prepared
for presentation at an early meet
ing of the congregation. Then
are several alternative under
study which will be presented for
decision by the congregation.
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later to tht Eugene Nazaren con
gregation. He has moved hi wife
and lt-year-old daughter. Marilya,
into the church parsonage at 1504
Jefferson St.
The Rev. Mr. Muth. a North
Dakotan educated at Dickinsoa
State Teacher College .was a
teacher before preparing for tht
ministry IS years ago at Northwest
Naiarene College, Nampa. Idaho.
He ha served congregation ia
San Francisco, Chico, Calif., and
Tillamook.
He succeeds tht Rev. William
Ciay at the Salem church.
Other Salem church member
going to the Kansas City conven
tion, which will attract 10,009, art
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Girrard and
their daughter, Charlotte. Mist
Frances Mattson, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles C. Edward, Mr. and Mrs.
William Beaver, and Robert Girth
ner. Paul Knapp I tht only official
lay delegate from the Oregon
Pacific district which Salem
is a part attending the assembly.
He will be accompanied by Mr,
Knapp.
The Rev. Mr. Muth ha beet
asked to be on of 300 minister
to serve communion to a group tf
visiting Naxarenea Sunday tnora
ing. Junt 17.
Salem Pilots ;
Group Plans
Open House
An open house for member tf
Sportsmen Pilot groups throughout
Oregon will be held sometime la
July when tht Salem unit acquire
Its new quarters now being coo
itructed at the airport, it was de
cided Friday night.
The Friday meeting, at the home
of Let Eyerly, was attended by SS .
member and their famlliet. Prize
were given for costumes. The next
meeting will be held at tht airport
July 1 Tbt new building is being
constructed by tht organisation's
members with material provided
by and on land owned by tbt Kreta
berg Aviation.
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FAMILY FASHION SHOW
Planned tsptcially for your tnjoymtnt
and showing tht latest styles in clothing
for women, for childrtn and for man.
See the family fashion show each Mon
day evening in tht uniqut Oregon Room.
BRING THE CHILDREN
They will enjoy tht special "Littlt Folks
Menu" planned especially for them and
of course, tht tret candy favors.
ENJOY THE MUSIC
Featuring Ed Syring at tht Hammond or
gan . . . playing light dinner music as a
melodic background for your dining.
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