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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1957)
i 4 500 Youngsters With Pets In (Jeffeison Slap Saturday Parade at Silvertohjnside Budget Laurels Given To Entry of Homesteaders SILVFRTON Mat Mot m m hew ft araarrd K wm ruM aad rwde tttravf &rM'l )R MWl Pet P raoe today. mWUk larfral nn arid her TV aarade has af sprout ars aa weal m tvfwau la Silvrrtaa rave ance en anderwsy mi WSU ' thr Ownru Lrpaa f f M Pawefl d baa brextrd tar Z"JTZ event for 25 f the a years A fW "Sirvmoa HomcUcad er " rrtraratin Eureka Avenue tamiltt. we the twe-p atases prist Tha htUe float -pulled by Richard AJnaaitar aad On ui. had a "HaJT ban Um rear van ttva small ajs. SJttma cluriaoa and kid. lanrad (rated oa bakt af bay war Uvt "Mnacrt." Janet Wets. Phike Gottsotiaa Shelly Vrfanan. Lin da sVeiaa and Rsrtie Seetereoa i4 React at Pets Pet ranged (mm ami to hoo ami donkeys with rals and tfnfs making the largest division TV Silver-ton Hich School Sand and IV ( Ultra s Band headrd IV trctr which rr.adr it way Irom the lonlsdfie 4 Md'laine park where K asrrnblrd. through down town Silvrrtnn streets, ts she Eu gene TifW School grounds where It dumantlrd Silvcrtoa streets acre lined with people the entire distance, many of tiMm jetting; tnto favorite tpoU by I JO i m although tV parade did not curt until 19 39 am. First Placa Wlaaar first place prixe winners Floata "SUvarton Homestead, best stunt Jerry and Aloha Rog er, smallest animals. Donna Wright, with ants, best dressed pet. dog. Cindy Cullen; smallest pel boys, frog, Michael McCoJ ly freckled laced boy. Richard Alexander, girl. Vickie Miller Rabbits, girl. Keliie Chris Knlne. bo. Moniie and Tarn Kisher i Girls with dogi. Cindy Cullnr. boys. Clayton Jonas Red headed boy. Jimmy F.ngle man, girl. Susaa Barry Decorated bicycle, girl. Mary Gail Hubbs and Margaret Chalfio; boys. Lar ry Heinonrn. Cats, girl, Linda Foster; boy. Jimmy Roth. Trie b Beat Largest and best group, Lewis White, Georir Morraw and Bos tdlf WMtl.'Best castMiM fJaoakJ Edith Louise Hughes snd Rickey Krnst. Horseback riders, Kath leen Brady. Sheep, Debbl Barstad. Goats, Norman and Harry Char ptlkn. Chickens, Floranca Weaver. Fowls, other than chickens, Linda Ferguson. Freckled faced girl, Charlotte Rieder. Smallest pet, girl, Floasie Weaver. DoU buggy. Marilyn Almquist. Most original costume?, girl. Nancy Grodrian, boy. Jim Allen. Tricycle, girl, Christy Drake; boy, Billy Sawyers. Decorated bicycle. 10 and under, boys, Mika Went worth; girls, Kim Ekmaa. Valley Obituaries HERBERT BEIDT LEBANON, May 25 Funeral rites were held Friday (or Wil liam Herbert Reidy, 72, former Linn county road foreman. Reidy, native of Linn county, died Tuesday it Tallman. Mr. Reidy was born at Crsbtree July 2, 1883, snd in addition to his work for the county he had fanned in the Tallman area and had been an employee of the Cascade Plywood Corporation. Hi wife died in 1941, only sur viving relatives are two cousins. J. J. Barrett and William Barrett, both of Albany. The Jost Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements with in terment In the Lebanon 100F cemetery. MRS. OSCAR GOLDEN LEBANON, May 25 Mrs. OS es r Golden, for many years resident of Lebanon, died at her home Friday. She leaves her hut band, Oscar, two dsughters, Mrs. Lois McClellan, Coquille; and Mrs. Helea Marshall, Areata, Calif., several brothers and sis ten including Mrs. Mildred Viughan of Salem. Funeral serv ices will be at the Huston Fun eral Home at 2 p.m. Monday. In terment will be in the I OOF cem etery. CHRISTIE E. MEYER LEBANON, May 25 Funeral arrangements are pending from the Jost Funeral Home for Mrs. Christie Elizabeth Meyer, who died Thursday at her home on route 1, Albany. Mrs. Meyer was born on Nov. 16, 1900, at Beaver Crossing, Neb., and with her husband had lived in the Albany area for the past 17 years. She leaves her husband whom she married at Union Star, Mo., Dec. 8. 1923, and four sons. Glen, Lowell, Jake Jr and Franklin, all of Albany, and Leland, San rrsndsco, her mother. Mrs. Mil lie Obemier, also of Albany, and three grandchlldrea. IT AN CARRICK LEBANON. May 25-Funeral services will- be at 11 a.m. at the Park Hill cemetery in Vancouver, Wash., for Ivan Carrick, 91, long time resident of Cascadia, who i died In a Lebanon nursing home 1 Wednesday. Among his survivors i b a ton, Clifford Clinton Carrick , I of Staytoo. Valley Statesman Nwt Srvi Dallas Okays Purchase of Four Passenger Ambulance MaiMHa Wears Bar se DALLAS. May B - Dallas ray caused baa autbanard eurrkaar at a aew ambuiaact ta rejiltre tv pr carat aaa BMrcaased Iran Prtne- Injuries To aa Ihree rolk Near Donald a Srtr DONALD. May S - TVet per seas aursuvi tajune are Ray mood fetersoa. Dooaid Brick Tilr C4tn(taay am ploy Sherry Ltt Mathiews. tyear-ald granddauh tor af Mrs Ralph Stfnnann at Butterille and Mm Smii Peterson returned homr trnni turgery Sunday tht a prr formed on a knee hurl si nrli II II Ul I I sl Siierry lr a hit on thr hrixi with a bal hilr plamg hall ' a Portland K'honl SV wjHcrrfl kkull fracture and enmutuon While improving Vr ciwdltHwi it (till critical She is st her grandmother s home Mrs Simpson is aLv on th in jured list, having torn nb muvU-s IB attempting to do Vavy aotk Births At VatUy Heipitalt lUuaul Nawi Srnttrt WILLAMINA To Mr. snd Mrs Charles M Scott. WilUmins, daughter, on May 20. st Mc Minnville hnapitsl Tn Mr sd Mm O P Purd.m. MrMinnville. a dsuhter. nn May 19, at McMinnville hospital WILL GET DEGREE FOIR CORNERS. Mav M -Mrs Alvina Warren of Four Cor ner! who will receive her B S degree from Oregon College of Monmouth in August will be on the faculty of Salem eights ele mentary school for the coming year. She will teach the fifth grade. Lacfc of Pets I i P (fevEy SILVERTON, Ma 25 Childrea arc the only MpeU" alonf Jersey itreet, m nothen rigged out their tons as farmers and their daughters as "bunnies" and entered the result in the Pet Parade her today. From left to right are Glenn Hitt, Alan Berg, Henry Tautfest, Klmberly Berg, Paula and Christine Gentzkow. (Statesman Photo). ClassesEndThhWeekForMostValleyPupils Linfield Lists 27 Valley Students For Degrees at Commencement on June 2 atausasa Ntwt Strvtra McMlNNVILLE, May - I wenty-seven Salem and valley stu dents are candidates for degrees at Linfeld college commencement at 4 p.m. Juv J on the college campus. Ninety-two degrees will be given plus two honorary degrees. Forty-five will receive bachelor of arts degrees, 3d bachelor of science and nine matter of education. Those from the Salem area in North Howell to Hold Graduation For First Time lUUsataa Nws Sarvtra NORTH HOWELL, May 25 North Howell eighth grade grad uation will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the school. This is the first graduation held in the new building. The class hss chosen for their class colors, pink and white. Class motto, Onward and Upward flowers, pink and white peonies. The address will be given by Rev. Arlan Berglund. Presenta tion of diplomas will be made by Maiinus Schasp. The school picnic will be Fri day, May 31, at the school. News tIW rveral ears at aad aew aeed el s are artatar aad stare reeam et coat at tV aew machutr will V K M M ok tV rttasMf V tag turaehrd by Herb Hunt Poa tiac at laiU Deiivery will V made about as days TV are maibine will V hur aith rrd trim and ao to cam lour patx-ntj at eor tune R wtB V rguipprd aith power nrakn aad ttreriag tunnrl Ugntt Vecoa ray oe ine and a urea otf j IV uuxje was unanimous by IV ciuncil School's Out At Rickreall KK KKMI I Mj v Trjrhrr. a ill V al tchrHtJ Mmdjv hut vtu iini ha hrrn dimi.srd until T urviay wVa Ihr m hoiti ptcnic ill V VM Husr will pick up lurirnl.v rwie hiHir later than uuai UinN(Mir1 ins! thrm l Avery Park in i orval lis for thr evrnt Students rruy sImi go in private cart with par r nt v Wednesday will find students hack in school for assembly and to receive report cards LuncVs are not needed at students will V dismissed Vlore noon I Home Extension Reorganizes its Staff Officers ftlaleftiaiB Mwa tWrvV ( IK AH I.AM- Mav A. Ofd ( rr installed for Ihr home r IcnMon unit arr Mr Herald Khy chairman Mrs Waltrr Oldenburg, vice-chairman and Mrs C D Fields, secretary-treasurer Thr group met this week al the home ol Mrs. Arnold rant live in stalling officer was Miss Ermina Fisher, home demonstration agent Miss Fisher also presented Use project on laundering. Visitors were Mrs. Carl Fisher and Miss Jam Irving, city 4-H club agent Didn't Stop These Children clude the following: Evelyn Andrus, 213S Hazel, and Carol Lee, 2010 South Cottage, Salem; Miriam Beat. Alfred Cave, Jenora MichaeUohn, Floyd McKay, Landra Strother and Bert Van Zyl, McMinnville; Vincent Gillis, Silverton; Clarence Hin richs, Stayton, and LaVelle Hof richter, Willamina, bachelor of arts. Roy Baker, Bobbie Collins, Nor man Olson, Kathryn Schreiber and Dorothy Trolan, McMinnville: Clif ford Engel, Donnell Mitchell and Carl Wakkure, Willamina: Donald Hebert and Donald Schaefer; Leb anon; Karl Morris, Lacomb, and William Shaw, Sheridan, bachelor of science. Kenneth Luce and Robert Tedd, Dayton, and Clarence Neubauer and Oliver Pistor, McMinnville, master of education. Limitations May M - Jefttr- m wiB bwrKet tar raw teswwai Mf TVs araftsaj ta aa-: ta tnjn.M aad eaunated west 11 amextts af I S tWy KH144 at r)(yri were anaaied after tV meetutg af raartantea walk bwdel rwmmitier Plsbur Vanag sa IV prwavBed buae( will V Juwe M tv rtty kaM at I elect CJ IV budget rwmaMOee were In aw w rtgM. cbaarmaa Gilbert Laoary da McKee. Oliver Stet enaee. Mary rnurwag 0rn Horst Van tut Hitctiiav. aad La lias Smrtk Couactl rrpreaMative arr Mavwr Philip Chmict Pert P'f Ma Jasper Tjnudge C Ekua Pat Bill Rama and Id RjcU. Demos Score Ike Heavily At Lebanon fcrwt tmm LTBVMON May B - Stale U hor ( ammiMiioner Norman ilvn vpiini hrrr Ihio arrk a i Si Ixvfial IVmocraiic Dav dinrwr likmrr) lirrgon lo IV vrar III? anrn ir imr rrrsiorni rranklm t) RoiM-vfH ta4 ovrr problems, , . on inr national irvn Tka ,..! a - major challenges tor unproved linannal and employment econ omy in Oregon new hydro-electric power, seeking new industnet to replace present declining lorest and lumber products, snd revamp ing of what was rslled tV present ' archaic" type of state govern ment In addition, creating the office V suggested of Lieu tenant Governor and annual sessions of legislature insieaa at use present biennial sessioas. :uA Also attending the dinner wsii Charles W Brooks of Portland. Jeflerwsa Loyalty night progrsm executive assistant to Sen Wayne Is planned by Methodist Church Morse Brooks criticised President Tuesday st 7 30 in IV church Eisenhower s ' Battle of tV Bud- Rev L E Swsnson will outline get ' citing tV loss of leadership (V program of IV church lor IV snd Ihr feeling thai no one know- ,onnn vrsr All members srr where tV president stands Roth wanted al IV mretin': ahich in speakers scored tV administration rlude a program and rrlrrsh and expressed optimism lor the rnrnis return ol a Democralic leader at the next national election I SECOND HEART ATTACK SUBLIMITY, Msy 24 Condi lion of Mrs. Winnie Rabens is reported much improved at Stay ton Memorial Hospital where she was taken a week ago following me seeona nean atiact in less than three weeks. ' mem Tornado Action Proves Freakish SUtasataa Nrwi Servtta FOUR CORNERS, May 25 Mrs. Jess Mcllnsy arrived home this week from Crete, Neb., where she witnessed a tomsdo sweep bare a five mile swath not far from where she was staying. The twisting winds sucked s refrigerator out of a house, opened its door, packed the in terior tight with straw and de bris, then closed the door and gently deposited it undamaged back on the ground. She had acompanied her father east He remained there to visit with his sons. lliMMlMllllliMSJ Mill City Grade Excerise Tuesday Statetmaa Ntwt Strvtra MILL CITY, May 25 Twenty six students will graduate from the Mill City elementary school Tuesday evening, reports Supt. Lawrence E. Brent Mrs. Donald Sheythe, eighth grade teacher, is in charge of the program which will be held in the gymnasium. Leaders st STANTON. Mae !4 Haowrrd by facallv aad Hauaalet as taw) afiarwaad stadeats af the se-asar rlau at Ma law High Srawal thn year b Usis trta af law bwi aad a girt Frwaa left. Nwel Lesley. laaa Sraisew aad Tit as i rabtree Mill City Selects Delegate To Girls State Next Month Haaa sVrhia mill cm Mav 25 Knnt Marts Hirtr junior l niue. HigS Silvooi at SM.Am ill represent Vr school a' Girls St si tn Salmi June lb-is according lo tV Amrrv i aiimB v . Breaks Ver nSrrv ol (,iddrn omnittthti i a i r m arra will uoduct rrninr rr Sunda) si : m Hi . vsenibl) at God I'hun AasMv Mini1rrs snd Isvmen M eight Christian churches of am hill county sill meet M o n d B y night al 7 in Vmitv church of rrii (or s snd Mens fellow .,B Dinner About H sre expected Cw.krr thai rvsnini will V Rev Speaker that evening i ufe, sj Chamberlain of Port- i lassavale-t ongreganonai mrr. ing of Inionvalr Kvsngelical I'nited Brethren Church will V Vld Thursdsy st I p m A new roof is Ving placed on tV build ing, and tV auditorium will be redecorated. Annual Sunday School picnic will V Md at Williamson Park on Sunday. June 1 Covered dish dinner will be served st noon Dallas Attorney Kenneth Shet terly. memVr of IV school board for tV past two years, will seek election to tV post at the annual school election Juv 17 Valaeta Three teams of women and a like numVr of mens trsms. will represent Valseti in thr bowl Big tournament at Delake this weekend. Garvale Annual Memorial Day services will be Vld at the Pioneer Cemetery nortVast of Brooks at I o'clock Thursday Rev. Arlen Berglun of North Howell will V speaker. A business meeting will follow the service Wlllamlaa - Mrs Ethel Ray, second grade teacher at Willamina grade school for many years, will be given a reception Friday from S until I o'clock at Uve school. Amity Grade Has 33 to Graduate BUtrsmaa Nrwi Servlrc AMITY, May 25 Graduation it Amity Union Grade School is Monday at I p.m. in the school gym for 33 students. The address will be given by Dr. David Silin, Brody, associate professor of psychology snd di rector of the Child Guidance Clinic at Monmouth College of Education. Betty Ingraham is valedictor ian and Penny Buckminister, ssl utatorian. Many Youth On Program Statesman Ntwt Srrvlra MORNINGSIDE, May 25-Many youth groups participated in thr recent PTA annual youth night including Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, 4-H Clubs. Indian Guides, Brownie Troops, Bluebirds, and Campfire Girls. It was the final meeting of the year and new officers were instal led, including Ron Blundell, presi dent; Robert Ohling. vice presi dent; E. D. Spencer, treasurer; and Mrs. Warren Clark, secretary. (HEMORRHOIDS) W STOMACH ovae. ft urn awas 1 I aswo"a. aslXaA OS. arrNCxos Ph. EM S-MM it3uasiMsa.n-wsasa.il n eswraa man oa, M...WI Valley Briefs Stayt on High .sir f s . can Lrtfi urganjasKn V dauarnter ul V: H-te sn! has tcbuol aitair in 4fH! Nt ' IS sn honor student tack year a rnemhrr ol "r 'un wr class is effected hr ihr Nvror It acqaaiait young anrrter 'h aoriint 1 imrrnrtirn i'xl re sponMNIttir nf ciyenhtp i primr ro'ilvri'ns inxrfi tWit 2lr v rprrvr rrr Kr- i n I rlcr Anvil' r I .n "th ' :i! iar 1 ion I In!' tiili.in ni an i 1. I;- 'w . h ItHlr aivd Ihr I'arrnt 1t.MlvT Vvsn O Have you had that drntal rhrck-up vou promird your self this ar? If not, RIGHT NOW is the time to ron suit your Dentist. Be ptiidrd by his advice for the pro tection of your health, and the health of your family . . . against dangerous Dental Decay that leads to serious, costly illness. Remember ... DR. SEMLER Gives You All the Credit You Need Keep Your Cash for Christmas Shopping. . . . hut don't put off needed Drntal Care. t Dr. Sender's your work is completed without drlay . . . pav later, in Small Monthly Amounts, on your own reasonable Credit Terms. PRICE QUOTED IN ADVANCE DENTAL PLATES o NO CASH DOWN 0 2 YEARS or Longer TO PAY On approval of your Credit st Dr. Semler's, you can take till 1959 to pay for the Dental Plates you get RIGHT NOW. Convenient Terms quickly arranged ... no delay or red tape, no bank or finance company to deal with. DR,Q J STATE & COMMERCIAL, Wofrt-Adolph Bldg. PARK IN ANY IOT . . . Civ us the TICKET ... are having Dantal Service performed In Statfsnaa Reception For Planned at llatirsaM n bay ts-e t ONKTH Wi. -A pub at rrreptKW u p,aai Madav eeoag a' tr LiVarv Louage at OreMva i'aarge at tducatjea frrvai !. h.HriJn V WJliam iwr pnar pal at MaiB-itk etewepti Brbmi Air Force Speaker at Rotary Club llsKaaM lfV y r H V 'V vptr .Ufr !tkrs .- j 1 rKMaft lurk hrm o V s r v iff lliaim hrr ,"rii r.i ' rf"orT' ' ' rrk -rrriirj H S Br J.r ' ' v.r th v onuitiP tn t'TMrif .rj ri" Joftn 'sAnnp aiTi i-h1 Mtx uir Urd that LV Tra piant iich mil h U tv tn i tv ell hpfd Huiitiirf Tf 'Tf -ifir h ft "'hm ' v ta otvl tnr if ''a'" f ' " ,sa' ' p V, ?.' f ('irl'TT Iftr rawvi i-Vnf , ,if f .i ,rv1 ",;. TS Pinli tn '! r'- 'r-' vi.t'"' the (its ri'Mf ut rfi i A' Mtt' You Don't Need An Appointment You're alwava welcome at Dr. Semler's for Examination, Consultation, or to have Denial Work .lone. ONK-DAY SERVICE ON NEW DENTAL PLATES, if nn extraction required. nn LMJ rmmrm Slcm, Or, Suit, Mv 24, "37 Dr. Wagner OCE Monday r sgwer wS Vra with ba laaity is Aafwrt tor &aa Jar ( sUi a Here V will ser, as sa aiaaaUat prwleaan- at etfvcauna at Sal J ar Stale College Dr W sgwer rasse ta st miamitk is troej Bowbsg Grwea aute I a. vervtv ia Ob TV tunrtjoe is piaaaed waoer vsaawsiip V tae Muaasuutl Ciefnraiarv PT V AiTsageaveatt i-r Virg aiaie h tV huassUutv maxnitlee unoer directma of Mrs Rsvsaoad Yasg rhairwua Twenty-One Will Graduate From Santiam School SLfttraaiAa v frrfiM Mil 1 i lT wsv Tarnl ir rauvrv aill recrivr d.pitn. i 4ni.am L tiwa H gh vri "rlnrmiiv rvramg Civmnienrc mem a .1, br Vld in the hi vc Vmi tm with Dr James SVr hurn arao of tlregon Extrnsion Division speaker of tV evening Roaslie Bssse't l valedvcUvnas rud Bruce Tbomat will V tV soloist .special awards will he nreenied hv Principal James B Putman Vttlirr Vlackie rhair man i ' fvr vchool oard aill lr r1ipiotrA rnllcainj thf Mrrrisrv ir crpltor 'if 'h fHtjle aill hr irn n !hf h h honl hv 1'Ts. mrmlvfrs DR. SEMLER II DON'T LET 1957 GO BY WITHOUT VISITING YOUR DENTISTI fo)Diim$i SALEM for the period you our Office. YOU! ! 3.3311 1 1J HKnint SB (Sec YsZ Father, Daughter Receive Injuries l ii i hta, srnai JUTT-ISOS May 3 - It was aowbaMrwwkat lor the A. iajow taaury taa week, ussiew was aagased ia rar- eatry wsvt last wees a bra ba laxmred tae ranudae ia ass arrl kawe f liaiiaataMu bao saaswa mrrv resiuired V editesday Sugbt ku danjsv trr aBed k.ai oa the inactive) list Ik hile tkatiag that day at beatua Laae Part aa the tma- s-.aa pxn sae tusrbled. Re sv,a was a broare left wnat ! trial will be ta a cast tar the I arit tour weett. swi-w wmmmmm.mmmiam Baccalaureate Sunday Evening iuipnmi ,a, aer.hrt M:"n Ma a - Ractaiaureata !ur l.V S..1.I1V Hfi Vnoo. will be Nunoav at I p m is tn Metikadist church The Rr Bruce McCoBBeU s srrmoa topic will be. "The Tirst Slrp ADS P THIS COtl'sfJI RFXIIVED loo Late to Classify t . NU I 1 . rl ). .'M: fc , .!g r,,-l l,M LVi AIUllMO nuthint ri)rrttr 4n adi b.tc .ft U DtiM u-. i :w Nu avm. STROLX-ES na crib Cu tH i K SMALX turn aiM p I batn a em m N nth st lal H 'NTtf. nai Oa.aiuar Crt ur lcmi Sua) S.M 1V1 Hi , Toa Tori Pickup. 4aus milt 1 uwarr. Liaa na iuu. TJS Oraoa St tat i-TSTl Vs IsinCUIIY-lariaiSauc dour, iwo-tona aaoar uaa aew Biu boos arw-a. Pkoaa Cat i 7asl cvaninat GOOD 41 Chav i at Go. rub Be r Ula fuart lubas IX 1 MMU lei l)U)S SS C'unvarl Radio, tiffin ii,,ir lutr .!. Kk i h.i. sa.'.) r.M Itfe-.x S. I'L V Mi H Tli l.uMiir.t , pa f, ,.io 1 .vl HKAITiriL hoi.. M.n.nil tlf.th .rli r trdr t-M4Si.IT M VW'UHT Kt)R SA1.KM i Bedroom l1, Ralht Hftr1i1 fl'Mri. L'enlrai location on pav ad ttrrrt 1 lott Oardaa spara ami view Will irarta (or mrrlium sira hum in Sa lam. lor dalails coalact Chria Unr Runard C AL MARTIN AGENCY NEWPORT, OREGON TR ADt hMln Eun.loro in Salem. EM S-3S7S. IMMEDIATE poeaasilon. tltr. larse latt bulll 2 ndnn. homa, 2 baUis, 2 car garage, baaa. ment a beautiful yard. (Uva neighborhood EM 1 WW t BDRM dailrabl. cIom in, AdulU. 3S0 I Bush EM 4-1173. I BDRM turn cottage. SM lnq. 1210 N Slh. alter J 30 I BDRM mod . paean floors, oil furnace, garage, fenced hark yard 170 M Blller Call S lo S LOOK AT THIS FIRST ' If one bedroom will do you'll like It. Nice L R . Kitchen and Nook Bath has tub and show, r. inside utility, garage. T V. ant . Range. Rerrtg , Aula heat. SSO 00 On Uvuvgiloal Ave Call al 1240 Llvingaton. NEAR rapitnl. 2 nice apts. utll ities paid 1434 F.rry. Sl'NNY rm. furn apt . "prlv". bath a entr . suitable I or I persons Close In. 4SS N Sum mer LADY M, wants housekeeping position No ttnoka or drink. City or country. 973 mo. Writa Statesman-Journal Bos 775. REG for strawberry picking. EM 2 2223 Cowden Place. 4', mi toward Silverton from Lancaster Dr. Go lo sign. WANTEDrellableman'5si vrs. old, steady employment. Straight lalary EM l-SOSS. WANTED man for dairy k gen eral farm work Small family. House, milk and electricity furnished M B ftndley. t mi EaEt of Rickraall. Ph. Salem. Dallas LADIES and man desired at once for uilerefeting public ra lation campaign Up to $7S prr week possible, salary and comm. Interviews 10 if a m. I - 3 p m. 2007 N. Capitol St like new, II7S E! 1300. 5 PC. bdrm. sel. baby basilnet, TV ant . misc. drapes, cur tains. All tn good cond. EM 2-SS41 BOY'S English bicycle, good cond.. $J0 EM I-S272. WOULD like large tricycle. Must bejrras EM 4-S5 GAS stove, refrlg automatic washer, very reaa., 7SS S. Church EM 4-OB07. TOR Sale: Tort' Tractor, 1 bot tom plow, disc, drill, sprtnf tooth harrow, S900. Terms. LGE Tub. Begonias. Ill, all colors. Sm. started bulbs, 25c 20l5HlghwayAv. DAHLIA bulbs 1190 doz. Ige. fuchsia, geraniums 3-91. Mums, Jeraniums, Big Boy tomatoes SI Crape vines 29c Canby raspbeiries pits 5c ea. Mer rill's Greenhouse. Brooks. PASTEURIZED whole milk, S3, gal Homnfenlrrd. R6c t, eal. 44c Cleary Dairy. EM 2-3035. GOOSEBERRIES for sale, vow pick, 10c or we pick for lie. Brine container S232 Newbera Dr , ml W Keirer School. FREE to country home I yf, old part Cocker. EM 4-2839. i REG. Ayrshire 9 vrs. old. mllk Ing 40 lbs S200. EM 4 MIS, i $100 DOWN 4791 Ariiona Ave. Or T I.Usa Jl D Or Ckaa.N J DRS. CHAN aad LAN CHINKSE NATUROPATHS Upstairs 491 Ceart St ottlie aawa aa'ar.ay aaly is a as ts I a as ; I U 1 a as CasnaKattaa alaaa prassort and arlae tests an fra. eharg. erartSceS si ace tall Write m ttrrrl rtei Ma
