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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1956)
ASTORIANS TO PICNIC About 130 former Astoriana now residing In the Willamette Valley will hold a picnic at I p.m. Thurs day, Aug. 23, in Bush's Pasture, Wayne A. Anderson, president of the Willamette Valley Astoria club, has announced. Anderson asked that persons attending bring food and table service; coffee and pop will be furnished by the commit tee. Expected at the function are Congressman Walter Norblad, As toria city officials and members of the Regatta Committee. SMITH WINS APPOINTMENT Dr. 0. Herbert Smith, president of Willamette University, has beea appointed to represent the western jurisdiction of the Methodist church on an executive committee to set up a program of emphasis on higher education with the church. The appointment was made in' Chicago last week during a church meeting on higher educa tion. ! Many, Many Things like items you have are sold for cash every day i in the Classified Ads. Call 4-6811 for riua Fresh oven baked. 697 No. aid of a Want Ad writer. Capitol Orders Puis Parlor. to . go. Try our SIX PERMITS ISSI ED Amazing new roof that a lot of people are talking about. Most im portant contribution to better roofs Six building permits were issued in our 20 years. John Manville Thursday at City Hall. They in- Seal-O-Matic shingles. Call Mathis eluded C. H. Murphy, to alter a i Bros. Fh. 4-6831, house at 270S Alberts St., $2,500 Airs, ueorge Waters, to reroof a store at 184 N. Liberty St., $2,400: Scottish Rite Temple, to reroof lodge at 540 S. Commercial -St., $2,400; C. C. Hamblen, to build a garage at 1142 Ruge St., $300; Chi Omega sorority, to alter a sorority at 425 N, 14th St.,. $1,000 and fA. E. Moore, to reroof a house at 3130 Evergreen St., $100.- Rummage Sale Sat 26$ N. 17th by R.L.D.S. Church. HARRISBI'KG MAN ARRESTED George Kreig. Harrisburg, was charged Thursday with obtaining money by false pretense, city po lice reported. The arrest was made on a district court warrant. Bail was set at $.300. Officers said the case involved a $30.25 check. Kreig was picked up Wednesday and charged1 with check vagrancy. He received a five-day jail sentence on that charge Thursday in muni cipal court. Court apartments now have 2 turn. 2 bdrm. apartments at $55.. Ph. 1 7440. GIRL WINS PAPER POST Anne S. Ritchey, daughter of Dr. and MrsJohn A. Ritchy, 1045 S. 13th St., has been employed as a staff member on the New York -Herald-Tribune's Sunday magazine "Today's Living." Miss Ritchey, a 19j6 graduate of the University of Oregon school of journalism, was news editor of the Oregon Daily Emerald, student publication, dur ing her senior year. 2 Named High Court Clerks Two 195S graduates of Willam ette University law school have been appointed clerks ia the state supreme court. James Ellis, Salem, who re ceived hit bachelor of arts degree and his law degree from Willam ette, will serve under Chief Jus tice Harold J. Warner for the coming year. Miss Jean Lawman GIRL INJl RED , Joyce Bedient, IS, of 2447 Fair grounds Rd., received abrasions of the right hand and knee about 3:15 p.m. Thursday when she was struck by a car in the. 2400 block of Fairgrounds Road, city police said. The girl was treated by Wil lamette Ambulance Service attend ants. Driver of the car was listed as Esther Rapp, Junction City. Now Now ' Now Moore Heat Inc., 430 S. Church St., Electro Ray Baseboard heat to Sa lem & vicinity. ; Ice Cream Social, 268 N. 17th, Fit, 7:30 p.m. by R.L.D.S. Church, after which Mrs. Sather of the Sather Tour k Travel Agency will show pictures of the Holy Land. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED - Richard B-. Castle, Salem Route 1, has .received a University of Oregon Mothers scholarship for use at the university this fall dur ing his freshman year. The Oregon Mothers organization awards sev eral scholarships annually to those freshman students graduating from Oregon high schools who qualify. 4-Corners Bar-B-Q k Western Jamboree, Sun. Aug. 26th. Pur-' chase dinner tickets at 4-Corner Business bouses. Adult $1.25 Child ren 75c. (adv.) We are closing out! Buy NOW and save, dresses valued to $35 only tt 99. Skirts value $8 95 at $3. Hol lywood Apparel Shop, 2002 Fair ground Rd. Ph. 2-6507. CAR. TRICK DAMAGED A car and a truck received ex tensive damage in a collision at Market and Broadway streets about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, city po lice reported. Drivers were listed as Glenn Joseph Noeske. Salem Route 4, Box 308, and Marvin Clif ford Yager, 2755 Hulsey St. Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. (adv.) Oregon Suite Fair to Feature Huge New Roller Coaster f 4 V o r y l r' '. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Frl., Aug. 17, 55 (Sec I)-5 County Court 'Roughing It9 Equipped with sleeping bags and other "roughing ft" material, , Marion County's three-man county , Court set out Thursday an an In spection., tour of the Santiam water shed as guests of the Na tional Forest Service. - County Judge Rex Hartley, and Commissioners Roy Rice and Ed-1 ward Rogers spent Thursday night in a cabin near where the North and South Santiam Rivers con verge. They will spend a day in specting each branch of the river. I TREMORS FELT -'ft VERONA, Italy Ml -Twa light earth tremor me minute apart were felt here Wednesday. Wanted Experienced SHOE SALESMAN-i Fine Opportunity LEON'S - 134 T. Liberty " Bean Pickers Wanted Immediately Se Ad In Today's Classified Section (Tree tsars Bean Camnlttet) A major attraction at the Oregon's State Fair, opening in September, will be a new large roller roaster two and one halt times as large as the coaster t last year's Fair. The 30-foot high ride is shown above, with one section (In dicated by doited line) missing. When completed next week the ride will be a permanent installation at the fairgrounds. Builder and operator is Carl Miller of Portland. Salem Man Selected for National Post " G. Clinton Weeks, Salem, has been named chairman of Insti tutes for the International Associa tion of Personnel in Employment Security (IAPES), according to W. Garnett Johnson, Frankfort, Ky.. the association's president. The committee will cooperate with IAPES chapters In various states, provinces of Canada and other countries in planning edu cational institutes with college or university sponsorship for associa tion members, Johnson said. Weeks, a veteran employee of the Oregon Unemployment Com pensation Commission, is chief of training for the agency and vice president of the Oregon IAPES chapter, JOINS FIRM Harry H. Henderson, Oregon State College graduate and former Mayflower Milk products employe. Vancouver, who received a Doctor has joined Lederle Laboratories of Jurisprudence degree In June, Division. American Cyanamid,G. Gray, 644 Cummings Lane, a has been assicned to work with Company as a sales representative! daughter, Thursday, Aug. 16, at I' ni-ii ""I iL 2J James Keys Appointed to State Motor Vehicle Post James E. Keys, former Salem public accountant who most re cently was comptroller for the Virgin Islands Corporation, . was named Thursday to a new posi tion with the Oregon State De partment of Motor Vehicles. Keys will be an assistant in charge of the management divi- CRAY To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Justice James T. Brand. Mrs. Brown Kites Monday Funeral services for Nancy Ad line Brown, a Salem resident since 1918, will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the chapel of the Howell Edwards funeral home, the Rev. Brooks If. Moore officiating. Mrs. Brown died Wednesday at her home. 231)5 N. Front St. She wait 64. Interment will be at Sajcm Pi oncer cemetery. in Salem, the firm announced this week. Unsightly facial hair removed safely, permanently. Price's Beau ty Salon. Ph. J-5858. (adv.) CHARGE REDUCED A charge of driving while intoxi cated against Jesse Glasgow, The Dalles, was reduced to reckless driving in municipal court Thurs day. Glasgow pleaded guilty to the new charge and was fined $75. 10", discount on all Christmas Curd Purchases made before Sep tember. 1, 1956. STATESMAN Pl'BUSHING CO. 280 N. Church St. Ph. 4-6811, ext. 73 Garden Club Space Taken At Fair; 39 Groups Enter By LIIXIE L. MAPSEN Garde EdIUr, The Slalesmaa If you didn't get the garden mart you were looking for out at the Oregon Stale Fair for the an nual Slate Flower Show, Sept. 1 to 8. Hazel Bartlett, flower show superintendent, said Thursday, that there were now a few marts available again. Increased inquiry this past week seemed to justify building more garden marts, Mrs. Bartlett said, so seven new ones have been add ed, making a total of 17. This Garden Market Street proved a very popular part of the flower show a year ago. All garden club space is now taken, with 39 clubs entered for one of the biggest garden club showings ever held in connection with any Oragon event. The Sa lem Begonia Society which can celled its August show; reports that the begonias, as well as the fuchsias, have staged an excellent comeback after the hot weather, i ano mere are now pioniy avaiuu'ir for the larue begonia g-rdon planned as this society's contri bution to the fair flower show. National Authority Carl Starker, nationally known flower arranRcr, will be on hand each afternoon during the fair at 1:30 in the flower section, demon strating how he makes arrange-; naenis sucn as inose inciuuru in his two published books on ar rangements. ' Florists of surrounding areas have taken all available space allotted for them in the "show sec tion and are making elaborate plans, judging from a few pre views of blue prints. This will be a very important and colorful part of the show as professional rivolry runs strong in this division. Interest Shown Dahlia growers are also show ing more interest than in recent state flower shows and some IS have now indicated their intention to take part in one way or an other in the dahlia division. Gladiolus growers, back from number of Pacific Coast shows,, including the important Interna-! tional Show in Portland last week-' end, are planning big entries at the State event. Many letters and notes, as well as telephone calls to me during the past two weeks, indicate that the- show will be exceptionally popular this year, with people planning to come to Salem for this event not only from through out the state but from across the lines as well. Salem Memorial Hospital WOODIN To Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph A. Woodin. 1153 Harris St., a daughter, Thursday, Aug. 16, st Salem Memorial Hospital. McCLINTIE To Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. McClintie, 911 S. 12th St., a son, Thursday, Aug. 16, at Sa lem Memorial Hospital. BETHEL To Mr. and Mrs. Dan iel Eugene Bethel, Salem Route S, Box 458, a daughter, Thursday, Aug. 16, at SaLr-m ikrmorial Hos pital. ';. RIDWELL To Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bid well, Albany, a son, Thursday, Aug. 16, at Salem Gen eral Hospital. , STERLING To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sterling, 445 S. 15th St., s daughter, Thursday, Aug. 16, at Salem General Hospital. SCHWARZ To Mr. and Mrs. William Schwarz, 1M0 Madison St. a son. Thursday, Aug. 16, at Sa lem General Hospital. Kirkpatrick Rites Friday Graveside services for John Bartley Kirkpatrick, a Salem resi dent for the past 10 years, will be held in Eureka cemetery at New port Friday at 2:30 p.m. under the direction of the Howell-Edwards funeral home, the Rev. Philip Hurd officiating. Casket will be open to friends Thursday evening at Howell Edwards. Kirkpatrick lived in Newport for many years prior to moving here to reside with his daughter, Mrs. been with the Lippold Ora Leighty, 1960 Royal St. He firm He and his wife live at 585 died here Wednesday at tfie age N. Winter St. He is a member of of 95. the Salem Lion's Club. ' sion and will start work Monday. His appointment was made by Warne H. Nunn, motor vehicle di rector. Nunn said Keys' job will Involve streamlining functions and pro cedures with immediate emphasis on Held services. Keys, 52, returned to Salem a few months ago after spending a year in the Virgin Islands 'post. From 1953 to 1955; he served as executive director for the National Society of Pubbc Accountants with offices in .Washington, D.C. He operated his own public ac counting firm in Salem for nine years before moving east. , Keys attended both Oregon State college and tlK University of Ore gon and studied higher - account any at LaSalle Extension Univer sity. - Nunn said his long and compre hensive experience in the fields of business management, account ing, government and business en gineering make him "ideally suit ed for the job." Keys is a member of several national professional organizations and since returning to Salem has Brenner Former U.N. Official Plans Area Address Norris E. Dodd, former director general of the United Nations food and agriculture organization, will be the speaker at the annual sum mer picnic Of the Oregon Farm ers Onion Sunday at Champoeg State Park. The program will start at 1:30 p.m., reports Harley Libby, state president. Dodd will discuss matters of In terest to farmers on international, political and economic front. Awards will be given to the fam ily coming the longest distance, the oldest couple present and to the largest family group present. Joe Jaross, Hillsboro, will be in charge of a sports' program for juniors and reserves which will follow the speaking program. The public is invited. Board of Control Meeting Canceled There will be no meeting of the State Board of Control next week due to the absence of Gov. Elmo Smith and Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry. They will be in San Francisco as delegates to the Re publican National Convention. Driver training and safety edu cation courses were first held in 1933 in Pennsylvania. Ycu Are Invited to Visit -Our 'CHARM HOUSE' A Cape Cod cottage furnished w'th the warmth and friendli ness of early American maple at its best Where you may shop at your leisure with free decorating help, if desired. Our "Charm House" has just been completely redecorated. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC 467 Court Open Mpn. Ph. 3-9611 Frl. 'Til 9 "SURGICAL SUPPORTS Of All Kinds. Trusses Abdominal Supports. Ilmtie Hosiery Expert Fitter Private Kitting . Rooms. "Asa Your Doctor" Capital Drug Store 40S Stat. Street Corner of Liberty 3hT Green Stamps 13-oz. Denim-Zipper Fly Regular Price $375 4 aar "Irregulars TipjJyji Special ..... ; OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. l-CFRIINDLYW . nt'WCOMMtllCIALVtAltAORteON FRIDAY NIGHT OREGON ROOM SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY PLATE DINNER HEAD LETTUCE SALAD 1000 ISLAND DRESSING BRAISED LEAN SHORT RIBS OF BEEF PAN ROASTED TOTATO BUTTERED BABY LIMA BEANS MILK COFFEE TEA SHERBET DINNER CHOICE OF CRAB OR SHRIMP COCKTAIL, CHILLED TOMATO OR, GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SOUP OF THE DAY . M4F TOSSED 'GREEN SALAD, SOUR CREAM DRESSING entree SfKCUL COMPLETE PLATE DINNER TOP SIRLOIN, Choice 10 oz. Steak, Deliciously Broiled With Onion Rings , $1.60 $2.00 PRIDE OF THE NORTHWEST CHINOOK SALMON STEAK BROILED, lemon Butter 1.15 1.55 PRIME RIB OF BEEF, Everyone's Favorite, With lt Own Natural Juice 1.35 1.75 PAN FRIED FRESH DINNER SIZE OYSTERS, Tartar Sauce.'.., 1.10 ' 1.50 , BOILED BRISKET OF LEAN CORN BEEF, Horseradish Sauce, Green Cabbage 1.20 1.60 ROAST LEG OF EASTERN CORN FED PORK, Spiced Crab Apple 1.25 1.65 DEEP FRIED TENDERLOIN OF SOLE", Tartar Sauce 1.00 1.40 . CUT GREEN bEANS LYONNAISE OR MINTED YOUNG CARROTS WHIPPED OR OREGON BAKED POTATO t , DESSERT CHOICE OF SHERBET OR ICE CREAM BEVERAGE COFFEE, TEA, MILK, SANKA, POSTUM, ICED TEA OR COFFEE ' LITTLE FOLKS DINNER 60c FRIED TENDERLOIN OF SOLE, WHIPPED .POTATO', VEGETABLE ASSORTED VEGETABLE PLATE (no spinach) BROILED HAMBURGER fall the" trimmings) MILK OR CHOCOLATE MILK FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER ,1,000 CARS f t I quip, ip MaMjiwia mmw mv: -Hi' 1UH r Salem Hospital Administrator Named to Post Irwin F. Wedel. Salem hnsnital administrator, was appointed Thursday to the advisory council to the State Board of Health on hospital licensing by Gov. Elmo Smith, He succeeds Paul R. Hammer. Myrtle Point. Wedel is administrator of Salem Memorial Hospital. Last year he was president of the Oregon As sociation of Hospitals. Scouts Study Conservation Conservation is the activities theme for Boy Scout Troop 18 for the coming year. The troon it sponsored by Momingside Com munity church. Each scout in the troop will choose his own individual conser vation project and a committee will select a winner, partially on basis of participation in the con servation program and partially on the text and quality of the in-, dividual "s project and report.- Timely 100 Wool Values!'' & i. Yardage Goods from 193 M" wide. Large Selection. . 59 LADIES' COATS , Large Selection. if Blankets & Robes from All Caters. Siagle A Double Sis. s Complete Selection Milium lined. . from JmW NOTICE! 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Everain's sIqw sweep allows you o approach from op posite side, pull on sled-base. mai'-ahs wanaiN Everain adjusts In se bnds to regulate water on one side only . . . won't wet sine of homes, sidewalks, ga rage or pasaert-by. vttaw stain atorea Keep water com pletely separate from motor mechanism. Per manently acals oat grime and water alkali, seals in sabrscatiotk. JVST SET IT... FORGET IT... LET IT EVER R AINU ;- Your Best Deal Is At Your Firestone Dealer! ALWAYS GREEN STAMPS STORES OPEN EVENINGS Til 9 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS 2095 Fairgrounds Rd. Phone 3-7455 14th and Statt St. Phone 3-9582 .A. i I 1 f 1 si
