8-(Sfc, I) .Statesman, SaTem, Ore.. Wed; July. 11, 58
Dallas
Prelude for
Big Days on
July 27-29
By HAL NORBERO
Valley Cltuptmini
DALLAS Desianed te put
wide pin on every celebrating
Smilerooler art the activities
scheduled for the initial day-July
Two bif events are in ttore for
Saturdar's kickoff of the Smile
roo. First will be die Kids' parade
with Mr. Moon of. TV fame as
grand marshal and this will be
climaxed with the earning of the
Smile Queen.
Following the selection of her
m.ilv. Ihe queen will be
ro'nH by Mayor Hollis Smith.
She wilT then read a proclamation
a the main Smileroo celebration,
dated for July S7-2.
TV Taeaie - '
Theme of the KldY parade,
which will form at the Junior high
school at T pjn., is characterisa
tion from TV. Thia lays the field
wide open for all aorta of ingenuity
the part of the small fry and
many youngsters are planning to
dress as television characters.
, Mr. Moon, himself, has drawn
. uny admiring glance and it is
expected he will attract a host of
little Moons into his orbit by pa
rade time. Another popular num
ber is Ihe tM.MN question.
; SUn Malo, parade chairman, has
announced that all entrants are to
be at the Junior high at : for
placing la the parade.
fti Bictlsa '
f Another big part of the parade
iU be the pet section. All types
I pets and floats containing pets
are invited. Commercial entries
will provide contests such as ice
yream and pie eating competitions.
Clownsa sure fire attraction in
any parade will be on band with
their antics. Malo also hopes to
line np a few bands of musicians
to spark the tempo. i
' Although termed a Kids' parade, !
the event Is open ta any adult par
ticipation .which will contribute to
the spirit of fun and frolic Malo
as -1 that advance rrglstrstkftr Is
Tnt rccessary, but it would be
ielpful. , ,.r
Queen Meettoa '" 1
I The queen selection program
will be held at UCreole Field at
4he Junior high following the pa
rade. Mr. Moon will be master of
f eremoniea and Henry . Dslpes,
Chamber of Commerce president,
will interview the princesses on
atece. i
Princesses are Jeetta Wilson,
Perrydale; Jean Down, Vilsetx;
Anna Vanderhoff, Independence
Laaa HershfeK, Dallas, and
Mirysnn King. Falla City.
Oni-W-TWa Jadgrs
During the Judging, each mem
ber of the court will present a tal
rnt aamber. Selection of the queen
will be by three out-of-town judges.
;' Entertainment during this phase
of the festivities includes a variety
of dances by Mr. and Mrs.. William
O. Hendrickson of Salem. Music
Irom the electric organ will also
be featured.
'. The traditional Queen's ball is
cheduled for t:M p.m. Saturday
at the Dallas Armory.
David Neufeld
iDies, Former
iDallas-Man
'. MitNMi Slews Btrrfet
DALLAS Dsvid Neufeld, $.
formerly of Dsllas, died Sunday
at a Portland hospital. He had suf
fered a stroke en July 1
Surviving in addition to his wife,
. Edith, at Portland, art a brother,
Jake Neufelt, Manitoba. Canada;
: sister, Margaret Loewen, Mant
:toba; a brother, Frank Neufeld.
sinter, Mrs. Sam Reimer and
.Mrs. Comey Reimer. ail of Dal
' las. and a sister, Mrs. A. 1 Kroe
fed. Wheaton, 111.
Services wiU be held at Pear
; ton's mortuary, Portland, at 10
;la m. Thursday. Committsl serv
ices will follow at 1:30 p.m. at
elcrest Memorial Park, Salem.
Valley
Uriels
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.Union High School board, sched-
;ueo M meet Monday night, post
-poned its meeting until July It
' according to Fred Schwsb. chair
man. Milton Rmm BitnjwlntMut-
ent of Silverton schools, is spend
ing a two-weeks vacation-In Cali
fornia. This wss the reason for
the postponement.
: Brash Celleie-A sdfcUI nu4
ftig of Brush Collrae Grins will
be held Wednesday niuht. Mem
bers are requested to "come
.'early", the 'grange reports, as
onw cleaning of the grounds is
-accessary to prepare for the toun-
datloa of the new kitchen. At I
m.. the group s Polk Count
Fair booth will be planned at a
combined business meeting with
Vie Home rxonomica uuo.
1553 Flyn::
Snbarftaa Well r.qulpprl
Orltiaal Pl"t ' ',p, l-t-rior
r-rked Ta Sell!
AUTO ACRES
SS3I Peruana' Real
Virgil Fade Sam Hester
k. Smith
rbeae 4-S5JS
Smileroo Kickoff Due
Valley News
Stdttsman News Srvic
Aker Resigns
Brooks School
Board Post
luinui Nam Strvlce
BrMks WUIard Aker. elect
ed U BrMks Setee! Beard as a
rrsalt of writers votes at the
Jase II eleetlM, has decUaed
Ike pwiitfea. -
Is a letter to Ike Breaks Sckael
Beard, read at Ike ireup's Mas
day aigkt sneeUsg, Aker said ke
did aet wish to serve doe to Ike
press of other activities.
Tke beard called a aew eJee
Um for Thursday, July U. wkra
vstlag will he eeadaeted frem
t-l p.m. Petitions ef eaadidatea
mast be tiled wllk the schee!
clerk. Mrs. Marlia MlkkelsM. by
Jaly 1. tke board repotted. Tea
valid signatures are reqalred on
each petition.
Aker was elected at Ihe Jase
election by recelvlsg M wrne-ta
votes to li for William Pfaa, Ike
ballet candidate.
Richard Doyle
Leaves for ;
Air Academy
lutnma Ntws tarvice
WHXAMTNA - Richard Doyle
was given farewell party Sat
urday by a group of his friends.
He left Sunday for Colorado
Springs, Colo., to attend the Air
Force Academy.
Attending the gathering were
Jerry Spencer, Laurence Mcnden-
hall, Ted cook, Lee turn, in
Wright, Donna Mendenhall. Tish:
Gunn and Janrtte Carlson. ,
Doyle won the appointment in
competition with 60 others Irom
Oregon who were nominated. He
took examinations .mora than a
year ago.
The lour years Doyle wui speno
at the academy will give him a
ta.OM colloge education and Jet
pilot training. H will luuih won
New highway
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Giant airliner get maximum power
from gasoline that contain! ethyltnt
dibnmide. Today, thia formula ia in
Chevron Supreme, the gasoline that
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freedom from knock, added power,
longer, valve and piston ring life!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Keizcr-Area
Market Sold
SUIriaua Ntws Btrvlre
KEIZER-Frank Hughes, owner
of the Keller Super Market, has
sold his business to Cliff Norwood
who will take over operation of
the store on July IS. Hughes re
tains ownership of the building
and property.
The market, built eight years
ago by Hughes,' was among the
first buildinas of the rapidly grow
ing Keizrr business district.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood now live
in Salem, but expect to move into
the Keixer district soon. They
have a daughter, Carole, IS, and
a toa, Jim, 13.
Seek Talent
For Santiam
Bean Festival
litUiau Ntws Sirvtte
. STAYTON - Entries from all
around the valley are wsnted for
the tslent show at the 1956 San
tiam Bean Festival, Chairman
Ed Bell of the festival's Amateur
Night Talent Show, reported
Tuesday.
The tslent show will be held
Wednesday night, August 1, as a
Jeature of the celebration which
it scheduled from July II
through August 4.
Last year a crowd of more
than 2,000 attended the free out
rinnr show at the Civic Grounds. '
Bell reported. v 1
Persons interested in compet-,
jng are to contact Bell at Stay-
ton.
OCT OF HOSPITAL
Willamlna Clifford Lord has
returned home from a McMinn
ville hospital where he was In
traction for a back injury.
a bachelor of science degree and
a second lieutenant rating la the
Air Force.
t
version of a special
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SKYPOWER VAPC3ZES DEPOSITS that
ordinary gasoline allow to build up
in the cylinder head, cause knock,
rob power, burn valves. With
Skypower you'll discover new in
stant response in traffic, new ping
free surge on the steepest grades,
an extra margin of safety when you
pull out to pass on the highway.
Big Shopping
Center Plans
Told at Keizer
auutaua Ntwi Strvlrt
KEIZER Plans for a 40.000
square foot shopping center area
in Keirer were revealed Tuesday
by Bud Sheridan.
, First business slated to open is
a clothing center to be operated
by Mr. and Mrs. John. Romano,
who now operate the Hollywood
Apparel Shop. A target date of
August IS Is set for the opening of
the store which will feature wom
en's and children's clothes, with
men's slacks and work clothing
also in stock.
Lynn J. Callahan is architect Jor i
the project; Dent and Fussell are ;
the building contractors. The mod
ern building will feature M per
cent glass area and will have ap
proximately 3.000 feet of sales
floor space. Off-street parking will
be provided and the parking area
is due to be blacktopped at an
early date.
Other businesses art expected
ta open in the district within a
year. Two banking firms havt this
area under consideration for a
branch opening, Sheridan stated.
Total space contemplated for the
shopping center includes off-itreet
parking for over 7S cars.
Bids Called
For Santiam .
River Work
utossua Niws torek
- JEFFERSON Bids tor construc
tion of derrick-stone revetments
along the right bank of the San
tiam River near Jefferson have
been invited by the Portland Dis-
trict Corpj of Engineers.
Two locations are involved-
wicxnam. inree quaners oi a mue
west of Jefferson, and .Millar, l'l
nvlcs west of tow n.
Estimates are that Ihe Wirkman
location will require one job of
clearing. 7,5 cubic yards of un
classified excavation and (.900
cubic yards of derrick stone re
vetment. The Millar location is expected
to require one clearing Job, 13.470
yards of excavation and 11,150
cubic yards of derrick stone re
vetment. Completion time it 7J
AVIATION BLEND
iBucna Vista
They're Good Neighbors
By MRS. LF.LAVD PRATHER
Valley Cerraspwideat
BUENA VISTA VNjfihhors of
Victor Bride have proved" lhat Ihe
"good neighbor policy" is not a
forgotten art at least, It isn't in
this community.
On May II, Bride was cutting
wood with a power saw on his
home wood lot. When 5:30 p.m.
arrived and he didn't come to the
house, Mrs. Bride went to see
what was wrong. She found her
husband unconscious beside the
uncut log. She had to return to the
house and call neighbors.
Victim of Streke
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pruiett
an( Jim and Jack Boyle came t
i
hrr aid and got him to the house
When the doctor arrived he found
Bride was the victim of a stroke
that affected his entire right side.
Fr l then on, the neighbors put
the good will policy in full swing.
Willard Pruiett milked, the cows
twice a day until Bride w.u able
to make decisions and had the
cows sold. Now Mrs. Dale Pons-
ford brings the Brides their extra
milk.
Delivered the Eggs
Dale Ponsford delivered eggs to
market for the Brides on his way
to work and brought back gro
Former Albany
City Police
Captain Dies
lutcunsa Ntws Service
ALBANY Edward D. Chan
lee, SI, former Albany city police
captain, died Monday night at a
Lebanon hospital following a
heart attack.
Chanlee was visiting in Leban
on when stricken. He was a mem
ber of the police force here for
approximately M years and re
signed In April to enter the real
estate business at Vancouver,
Wash. Ht wat a veteran of World
War I.
Services will be beld at 3 p.m.
Thursday at Huston mortuary,
Lebanon, and burial will be in
Lebanon IOOF Cemetery. The Al
bany Elks Lodge will conduct
graveside services.
Survivors include his wife,
Anne; three sisters, Mrs: George
Walker, Vancouver, Wash., Mrs.
Blanche Willis, Dunnelon, Fla.,
and Mrs. Ralph Skoll, Salem.
days. -
Bids will be opened at 3 p.m.
July 23 ia the office of Col. Jack
ton Graham, Portland District en
gineer, at Portland.
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Folks Prove
ceries; Ponsford also went to Dal
las and got one of the hospital
beds which are furnished by
the American Legion Auxiliary.
Jim and Jack Boyle fed sheep
and chickens and helped with oth
er' chores.
' Ponsford tut and raked the hay.
Nelson Anderson baled It, Willard
Pjruiett, Ponsford and R. C. War
ner put it in the barn.
A group of neighbors are now
making plans to harvest the grain
when it is ripe..
When Bride was able to be up
for awhile, Perry Wells brought
over a wheel chair they had used
when their son, Gordon, was first
paralysed.
Wemea Help, Tea
Wi ' have stood by ready to
Vielp In any way (hey could. Dor
othy Hermens, a niece who lives
with the. Brides, war old enough
for a driver's license but had not
obtained it. Mrs. Ponsford gave
her some brush-up driving lessons
and took her to take her examina
tions tthjch she passed.
Bride is making progress and
can now walk about the house un
aided. His right hand and foot are
improving slowly. He enjoys hav
ing his "good neighbors"' in for a
short chat.
Delegates to
Boys State"
Address .Club
SutMiaaa Ntwi Service
"fclT. ANGEL - Don Schmidt
and Don Wavra, Mt. Angel Beaver
Boys State delegates, were guest i
speakers at the Business Men t
Club dinner at the Mt. Angel Ho
tel Monday night.
The boys, sponsored jointly by
the business club and the Legion
past, will be seniors at Mt. An
gel Prep next term.
Each spoke briefly oa his ex
periences during the week's stay
at Oregon State and of the lea
sons gleaned from instructions
and practice in government work
ings. Of special interest to the
members was the youths attitude
towards the bill allowing 18-year-
olds to vote, also the sales tax.
The suggestion of T. B. Endres,
entertainment chairman, to in
vite the Citizens Band to give an
outdoor concert in Mt. Angel was
received with enthusiasm. Presi
dent Carl Mucken named Joe
Wacncr, Endres and L. A. I.e
Daux as a, committee for the pro
posed events.
A. A. Ebner reported about 40
paid up members with mora con
tacts to be made. -
new life
mm
We take better cart
of your car
with S. O. products
Turner 'Phone
Company Sale
Authorized
luteuui Ntws aervlr
TURNER - Sale of the Turner
Telephone Company plant and
properties to the Valley Telephone
Company was authorized Tuesday
by State Public Utilities Commis
sioner Charles H. Hellzel.
Valley Telephone Company is
an Oregon corporation operating
in Marioa and Linn Counties with
telephone exchanges in , Silverton
and Detroit.
The Turner telephone Company
operates in the Turner vicinity and
has approximately 17S subscribers.
The purchasing company pro
poses to convert the Turner prop
erty to dial within the next IS
months and to furnish service at
rates established in its Detroit
exchange.
The purchase price was 113.000
not including telephone instru
ments, which belong to the Tur
ner Telephone Company subscrib
ers. Valley Births
ItatMma Ntws tervlm
STAYTON - To Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Kreitzer, Stayton, a
son, July I, at Santiam Memorial
Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D.
More, Lyont Route 1, a son, July
7, at Santiam Memorial Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. George J.
Magarrell, Scio, Route 3, a daugh
ter, July 7, at Santiam Memorial
Hospital.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
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Yes-if you live in an apartment or rent a house, oK own your own home, you can
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' APPLIANCES-DOWNSTAIRS
WE GIVE AND REDEEMrGREEN STAMPS
"Work Starts on New Cafeteria
Suleiman Ntwt Itrvlct ,
W00DBURN Work on the
breaking up and removal of old
cement on the site of the cafe
teria to be constructed at Washing
ton School it underway.
Hampton C, Piatt of Salem Is
contractor for the erection of the.
71-by-35-foot two-room building
which will . house dining and
HILLAMINAN BREAKS ARM
WUl.mlu Frankl Kauble in
recovering from a broken arm.
which he suffered in a fall from a
tree.
MODERN facilities
assure you of our
up-to-date service
like ether exact sciences, pharmacy It continuously
learning advanced skills and new procedures . . .
let our research program keep you abreast ef good
health, always.
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
t locations to Better Serve You
Main Store: 405 State, Corner of Liberty
Prescription Shop: (17 Chemekela, C.riffla Bldg.
WE GIVE Z'fC GREEN STAMPS
OUR STORE IS AIR-CONDITIONED BY FRIGID AIRE
SHOP HERE COMFORTABLY
kitchen area and a band room.
The amount of 126,729 ia the pres
ent estimate for which the con
tract was made to put up tha
structure. ,
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