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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1956)
American Youth? Opportunities Make Impression Ecuador Girl Visits in North Santiam Area Itottiw Ntwi larvlre NORTH SANTIAM An Interfil ing vUltor at the Alfred Hofmann home in the North Santiam Corn unity during the current month ii Miss Lux Avelino Plata, Quito, Ecuador. Under the International Farm Youth Exchange Program. , Miss Plata, an attractive 20-year-old brunette Is on her first visit to Oregon. Miss Plata speaks and writes English fluently, knows some French and Italian and her native language, Spanish. She has one brother and lour sisters. Radiant Smileroo Queen ST) : 1 i .' Vj' . a. ... , - .,.V;l. DALLAS-Radiantly happy is Lcana Hrrshirll of Dallas, being Intra (laced as SmUera Que? a by Mr. Moon. Idol at yauag TV l..s. Miss Hershfelt was cbotea Saturday alfht U rale aver the tecae aanaal Dallas Smileroo celebration' July Z7-2S. Aa estimated i.OO persons turned out lor the lestivities. Mr. Mooa acted as master of cere tneaiet at the coronation and led the kids' Fan parade. Four Corners Sets Water Issue Voting By F.FFIE MAY WHITE I Forest Cooper, 773 Meadowlawn Klatesmaa Valley Corretpoadeal Dr. Home owner in Four Corners FOI R CORNERS - A special l' y. resident of Salem 7 election here Saturday, July II, years. Construction Engineer of will determine whether or not a, the. Male Highway Dept. Has She attended tlx years of second ary schools and finishing schools at Brillamont Switzerland and Ma deira School, Greenway, Virginia. Placed through the IFYE state 4-H foundation she spent 22 days ai the Andrew Harvey home near Pendle ton. She also attended 4-H sum mer school at Corvallis for 10 days during June. During this period spent with boys and girls partlei paling in 4-H work throughout the state of Oregon Miss Plaza de clared herself much impressed by the avantat.es gained by the youth of this country In being able to avail themselves of learning Uftrough numerous 4-H projects. Since Ecaudor la just beginning such a program In 4-H work, Miss Plaza 'vis especially interested in how it is being promoted here and hopes to be able to help fur ther the movement in her own country. Although living in the city dur ing the school months of the year, Mist Plaza enjoys living in the country during the summer, where her father farms d.ooo acre) with 1,000 acres under irrigation. With wheat, barley, corn, and potatoes being the main crops it is prim arily a dairy farm where 300 head of cattle are milked. A team of 30 Indian girls milk this vast herd besides assisting in the operation of cheese and butter plants main tained on the farm. With- Miss Plaza's father as manager the farm work is conducted by a poup of Indians, the Zuletenos, whom as a tribe have lived on the land for over 400 years, they arc described by Miss Plaza as an intelligent, prosperous, hard work ing people. Miss Plaza also speaks with pride of her father, Galo Plaza, first president in Ecuador in 35 years to finish a- term of office. He served as president from 1949 to 1952 under what Miss Plaza de scribes as a "democratic" reign. Prior to this time, he had served 2 years as Ecuadors' ambassador to the I'nlled States. Senor Plaza la currently conduct ing an experiment by which he is endeavoring to show other large land owners of the country what can be done with private initiative toward rasing the standard of liv ing of the rural Indian, without involving great expense. Miss Plaza is a member of the girl scouts and Red Cross. Her hobbies are dancing, horseback rid ing, travel, languages and sports. She ia sponsored by the Chamber of Agriculture. 1 Valley News Statesman News Service Valley Uriels Sheridan Rolarv Groun C.et AttPtirlanr Au.rrla MM. HMMERMAN ILL I uKllmltw Vfr. l.u..ln-l. tlx- Thi.. ....nii tuAA. n.. ..... Holmes. 10 voara Mrfect attend. mormon was reportedly taken to ance: Charles Gould, ; Leland R. Sacketr." ir George Mowery, t; John Duerst. 2: Charles Wright and Bill Ivie, one year each. - lutaunaa News farvta. SHERIDAN Perfect attendance pins were awarded Sheridan Ro tariani at Wednesday's luncheon meeting by retiring president Charles W. Wright. Santiam Memorial Hospital this week. She baa beea a resident ef the Sublimity Marion Home dur ing the past two years. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., July 16, "58 (Sec. I)-7: pre Toirrz ietvkns Sakllmlty PrC Harold A. T"P fer, Marine Corps, returned re cently to Camp Pendleton for fur ther training with individual bat teams. He spent a ten-day loava hi Sublimity at the home of hla pareote. Mr. and . Mrs. Bet) ' Toepfer. J ' Itatasaua Ntwi Sarvica Martoa Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilt were the Charles Burk holder family from Harper, Kans. Mrs. Burkholder is the daughter of Mrs. Wilt. Turner Mr. and Mrs. John Clark are announcing the birth of a aon, Tuesday, July 10 in San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones are the grandparents. Mrs. Jones, Elaine and Brenda Kay, left last Saturday for a visit with the Clarka. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Keene and Gary art spending sev' eral days fishing in Canada. Wlllamlaa Robert Colton. Wil- lamina chief of police, was named Wednesday aa constable for the Willamlna district, by the Yam' hill County Court Willamlna The FL Club will have a food sale Saturday, July 14, at 10 a.m. at Ellingsworth'i Northwest store. Proceeds will be used for the IOOF Home Project fund. Valley Births luituua Maws tarvlce - TURNER To Mr. and Mrs. Bar rel L. Hayes, Turner Route 1, a son, July 12, at Santiam Memorial Hospital. STAYTON To Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Arndt, Stayton Route 1, a son. July 13, at Santiam Memorial Hospital. WILLAMINA-To Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Naslund, Willamlna, a daughter, July at the McMlnn ville General Hospital. WILLAMINA To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris, Willamlna, a ton, July I at a Dallas hospital. DR. GEORGE H. AXTELL Naturopathic-Chiropractic Phyjicitn WOODBURN, OREGON Pk. 2-7271 Hem 94 411 oarfkld new water district will be estab lished as a municipal corporation. Five commissioners also will be elected for the district, which ia to be known as the Suburban East Salem Water District. Hours for the election are' from I a.m. to I p.m. Saturday at the Four Corners Community Hall in the 3800 block of LaBranche Ave. The purpose of the water district married daughter and a daughter who is a student at Willamette U. Kenneth Strawn, 4080 Munkers St., Home owner and building con tractor In this area for 11 years. Graduate of Civil Engineering at Oregon State College. President of the Four Corners Business Men's Association. The Strawns have four children. Richard E. Gallagher. 172 S Is to supply water to the residents Thorndale Rd. Employed by U.S. of this area and to facilitate fire ! Post 'fl Salem as mail clerk, control. Majored in Education at U. of O. With the continued expansion of Eugene. Has lived in Salem 23 home construction, necessitating year. They have 2 children, more septic tanks and more wells, ! William G. Zengcr, 431S Auburn officials fear that an eventual Rd- ,,om owner. Has been em lower water level wiU make con-1 P'oyd by California Packing Co., lamination of water a progres- Salpn field Man for several aively greater risk each year. years. The Zengcrs have three i No home owner will be forced i ns- 1 to abandon his well or to supply ANNOUNCEMENT! Mr. John Korenian, well known Oriental Rug Specialist, I will be In our Store Wednesday. July 18th for you consultations of any problem you may hava your Oriental Rugs. Or Phone 3-3736 for an appointment at your home. PACIFIC RUG & FURNITURE CLEANERS 1117 N. Front St. his home with this water. Those interested in teeing this develop ment feel it will be a health safe guard for the future. Valaatlea Inereaae It will increase the valuation of property and reduce fire insurance rates. The following is a list of men who have been petitioned by the legally required number of registered voters of this proposed water district to allow their names to be presented by ballot to the voters. Of the list of names 5 will be elected to serve as commission ers for this proposed water district. John LobdclL 778 Meadowlawn Dr. Home owner. Has resided in Salem S years. Graduate of Busi ness Administration of Creighton University, Omaha. Neb. Is cur rently attending Northwestern Law School in Portland. The Lobdclls have 2 sons. John S. Moore. 4083 Auburn Rd. Is employed by the Taggasell Pon tiac Co. Home owner. They moved to Salem in 19:4 and has been a resident of Portland 11 years. He is a graduate of University of rfttshurg, Pa. Was 15 years in the Finance Business. Graduate of Business Administration LaSalle University of Chicago, III. and in the U.S. Army service school. Has a Lt. Col. rating in Army Air Force. . ' P. A. (Mike) Messford, 794 Meadowlawn Dr. Home owner, res ident of Salem for many years in Four Corners 16 months. Man ager of F.bner's Mkt. 5 years. They have 3 sons. Ted R. Parks, 4328 Hager St., Owns and operates Ted's T.V. Service'at the same address. Resi dent of Four Corners 3 years. , Resided in Salem 11 years. Took T.V. Training at National Radio School in Washington, D.'C. Is bonded technician fom Raytheon Tube Mfg. Co. They have two chil dren. ' Lcroy Moorrs, 4423 Marleay Rd. Has owned a home in Four Cor ners' 8 years. Is employed by the Cascade Printing Co. of Corvallis as pressman-foreman. The Moocrs have four children. Emory G. Hendrickson Jr.. 687 Brenner St. Home owner. Has re sided in Four Comers since birth. Is associated with his father in Suburban Garbage Service. TEETH That Loosen ' Need Not Embarrass Munr warm of falM ta.th ham nifr-rrd ml rmtoirraiumvnt Im -aun tnrir Plata drnpprd, allppd or wno bird at Jut the wrong unit. Do not II o lb tnr of thu happen Inn to your Jitat prtnki a llttlt rASTlt.TH. tha olkallne inon-aald) powd,r. on your plaM. Bmd falao tth mora firmly, ao Miry faal mora comfortable. Dora tint nur. backa -niata odor" idan tura brrath). Oat PAaruiH at au , Jnie eoustat. It's Leon's Tot-to-Teens Dig (la Lett's Downstairs DepC) Li SHOE SALE! Hundred of Boys' and Girls' Shoes Go on Sale . . . Dress . . . School or Play Styles . . . Stock Up Now I It's a Grand Chance to Save on Your Children's Shoes . .'. Come Early for Best Selection ! "GROUP 1 Pink . . i while end tome strtw tendtlt. Sizet 5 to For girlt 1 95 for (he price of "GROUP 3 Better grade Infant sheet end sites up te childs 8. Whiles, tins, redt 4.95 for the price i-Il "GROUP 5" Washable ttrtpt or oxfords . . . Pink, sttvy or red . . . tizet 6 to I 195 for Ihe price of GROUP 2 Our better theet . . . oxfords, tome ttrapt ... mostly brown or grey. Q95 For beyt and girl W for the price II "GROUP 4 School theet, drett theet for beyt nr end girls, right out tf regular tteckt JtJ for the price "GROUP 6" About 20 pair of beott . , . mostly cewbey style'. . . brown or black.. for the price of 8 95 n u. r n iflira ii t mi ilig Ossn Men. end Fri. Till 9: nn AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ! ! -aa -r v - I V L l S SHOES Open o Charge Account , . day account or "PBA" Budget v - occounr for six months. You set your limit. . . HERE IT IS . . . Ihe Great Shoe Event all Salem and vicinity lock end mi! for It's LEON'S GREAT 2 FOR 1 SHOE SALE . . . the biggest "value-china" event cl the year ... All famous brands . . . right cut of regular stock ... buy cne pair at the rr.:rk:J price . . . and you get the second pair FREE . . . Over 2.CC3 pair cf bsa'jfiful shoos are en i:!3 ... It's the biggest selection Leon's have ever offered . . . Ering a friend . . . nc!h:r ,cr sis!:r i:i share the cosf . . . Remember . . . Buy one pair ... the other pa!r is FREE! FOR EXACTLY THE PRICE OF FOR EXACTLY THE PRICE OF FOR EXACTLY THE PRICE OF n "IlYLOIiS" Every pair trfet , . . M-1S fange ... Lit vaJaet ,$ C3 at afc 2 foe the . ' price oi & i n "GROUP 1" Oxferdi . . , flats . , . cetualt . . . tlippert . , , tern drett thoet ere included in this group ... HOW! For Exactly Ihe Price of 4M "GE10UP r Saddles . a wedgiet . . flets ... for school . . . work or ploy M dark end, light ihadett.. II017! For Exactly Ihe Price of r 9S n "gmup 3" I e . . in e . nere it a rerriric selection . . . every pair from nationally known line . . , high and medium heel drets thoet . . better grade wedgiet . . . flat . . . and oxfords. NOV! For Exactly the Price of "Gnoup 4" White buck seddlot . . . Uof.n of ell kinds . , . Hollywood Skeoter cetualt , . . tan and brown soddlet ... all for . II017! For Exactly iVa B.taii .I SaaV lalWO Kl gt, "GnOUP 5" Hundreds of the best tummer thoet . , . mostly white or beige. Soma dark celort. Medium ar high heels. , 312" NOW! For Exactly 17! cactly .1 ice of -Ji 71 "GROUP B" Johentens . . . Amonot , , . and other high frede sheet In finest calfskin or eertnt leather . , . vumpt and tandals ... HOW! For Exactly the Price of m J. L t r "GROUP 7" Of our finest thoet ... pumps or tondolt. Many Jahanten't . . . beige . .white and tome dork calort. Broken lots but good tise range. (TT) HOW! the Price of J bags coSm 'i Price X34 N. liberty ia Salem in
