The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 09, 1957, Image 31

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Newspaper Page TextNew Columbia River,' Coast Parks Prove Popular Suit Claims Child Visiting Rights Hurt Youths Placed on Probation After Dunking Incident Three lt-ytar-old Salem boys c- ftmA tsM t kriw i n at t Virata tm i rs rtttw r" : , TV . e T A S1"" fthw involved in WJ. ..,. , .... :usUKiy Mule over his nine-year ere placed oa probation Thursday I old daughter filed $100,000 dam after a lentfhy hearing b e f 0 r e j .Re suit in Ma .on County Circuit ; (rom W(. hf(d fey Statesman, Salem, Ore., Frt, Aug. 9, "37 (Sec. lv;-ol Key Workers for Salem Office Of State Farm Mutual to Traiti Twenty -one employe, 16 of them Hons in the Salem area Judge Joseph B. Frlton in Marion County Juvenile Court. All three were to be under rid supervision of the juvenile depaft- Court against two men charging them with interfering with h.s rights to visit the little girl Thomas J Henvy, 1050 N lMh the Stale Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co About 100 more jobs will be provided by the lime the The new employes from Salem are; Miss Ruth Rawlingi, 370 Boice St ; Mrs Helen Hunley. Rt. 1, Box c. i A ........ , . v .luuui nr, narrei timer iwr. Mane MM't'i sr j i . ...j t- i .-m . luni mai umuuiii lit a sun i i -, h - . ti."'Vt.9Ja .J A"! 71 T Hied Mainst John and David Roth ! 0p"" haU'm ,n 0ecembw Ave.: Mrs Winnifred McNeil. Rt. - ' j"," UL. KT&K-tl ,U yU,hS "d their driving pnvM '"' Most of .he .00 will be women j,. Box m, Mul Merle Bracken. ATLllfZPi iH K rfV -1 leges suspended for six months and lw Tt a""0,n i and almost al will be Sah-m.res1.3g3c 45th St Miss Mariorie Wii- - , j .; ' 'T- ,. ' . t i J-f s. f . ... Q ! (, m hv inHo. tvbna .!. gestures, followed h s car and . , , . u .. . , 5 iwarjone wu- " '? i '' 7 . , ' ' - ' - ;V" I ih! Jwl ho I dents, according to Harold S Wil-'son. 390 S. ISth St.: Mrs Miriam - - - PJ a..' '4 XU0VhfyWtatT Ukti v"hZ Z "' rnn..Kmn,v. )0J7 Kdge.ter St. Miss V---".Lr V L? V -.rf'i s-"1 j"""?1: "T" 'S Hu? tl n,,n,",r " ,hf "r" km Holmqu.st, 2375 F. Rural St ' ""r.'. - . ' w , .-'jT.. ,.- mg of the three 14-yearld boys D,,u(:,lfr; ,a,rrn' on All of .he first 21-lated lo he , iP,., Johnson 440 J JV 'V . -?as.-J jwho, ere tossed ,n the pool . . I J ' ey CcncaUorkers-.re lo report Summer 's PaTnci.J- ,' v , - .-"'-- , . -,-.. ; r-: Uispos.tion 01 the lourth youth is , y. this month !o. the regional office m Vm-;v . l.T--; .--;rr.r-s- i-'r'-AX- V''A-J aa,,mS arnval h" PVents .n1"! """" fl t ! Berkeley for several momhi of . I -fX"- "TyiT jL-fi.l, - 'l- : i ' :-i IAH Irom MiHon-Freewater. ai well as upsettmg the little girl. - C..:. CwLJ A I Alhr ?''''ilLKsS''X.i ' jHen matntatn, Henvy early in trZ rm; M I75t 000 building jUlt bettleCI U C. fct 41 r a.-. " v ...-i-1 . . 4.-.-1 v f.,'-j -. . 'July filed a suit ask ng the tnurt . .... .... , e I - I W . v ' . " ' - i' " ' r r 1 . .1. .j. u . j , is expected 10 ne ream ror busi ..lXTUr-yfT'-yJUi tVjTi V-f;rcawfc SerVICCS Saturday . to reconsider the rtild s custody. w.ss, ,5 The total staff will A $20 000 damage suit based on M ? 1 . . . ; . timt-t j "T.is..rair:. ir. . -.ri The child's mother Mrs Vaih. j..- ' . i.t.i ..t . ik. c.ik .. t: .. (. - 1 VI V--,...: . " -t f , .jv-" ror mrs. Decnrei . aker 0 KIS rhemekela St l,.r,Prt fr r,!,!,, ...,wH, tiam Hichwav last Seot-mrH-r w:s rr Y'-vS1' 'Sn'z :- tv'rrf Vvr ,rCV. r.r'v V 4 i.,,v T "t - , K nt M- : 7 '44v-t,'"(, c- love. 1395 Norway St : Mr V. . ine Dot-man. 1215 S 12th St . : Mildred Hoffman. 3295 Arjv'e fir ; Miss Mavis Rickert. 1710 N Cari tol St.; Miss Mary Pietrok. 1V Center St.; Miss Lena IJoekst-c, 91 N. Cottage St ; Mrs Betty Mil ler. 1308 Market St The five others are Miss Ch;ir lene Moore and Miss Char!olte Moore, both of Silverton, Mls San dra Parks and Miss Sheron Schroe der. both of Woodburn: Miss Cora lee Keefauver of Dallas ut of Court Dtdleated formally on Jujy 25, Rooster Rork State Park has beta attrartrng thousands a week. The park Is located on the Columbia River. !5 miles east of the renter of Port land, and offers boating and picnicking, in addition to bathing. It is the newest of the state parks and possesses S35 acres. h .. ' . -r ... ii- ,. t t- -- s '. " ' . v .-v . -.y Funeral services for Mrs Alice received custody of the girl last lo Wilson settled mi. of court lor an undis Bechtel. former Salem nursing an ,n , cour, heanr.c in Reno Wll,on Thr s,attman that vlosed amount this week just as tl home oierator who died Wednes- . '"r ha found the Salem em was scheduled to come to trial in day at the axe of 83, will be 10 30 1 ploycs to be very well educated -Marion County Circuit t mrt a.m. Saturday in Howell-F.dwards and trained in trie skills of their ! The suit was riled by Tichar.1 R. chapel, the Rev Ralph Wilverton inC Burial will be In Belcrest trades reflecting very faiorably on Patten as administrator o' the es- and the Rev Duane Muth official- Memorial Park the vcrv fine educ ational inslitu ' tate of James Richard Pa:ten ! fendants were Cascade Trucking Co. and Melvin R. Schjignt. coiiw pany employe Patten and his wife, Dotn of Sil verton, died ui a rar collision w .th a truck SepC 12, I9." Setllement was reached late Wed nesday afternoon and Judge Gcorga R Duncan dismissed jurori calW to hear the case ; -f;"wy 1 A ' i 4 . 5 S - ' t s 1 " -. .- . ,J a r5' ft I-if' 1 . y Oil This odd rock is found it Fogarty Creek State Park on the Pacific Ocean, 75 miles from Salem. The area is one of the two newest state parks and has been drawing substan tial crowds In recent months. Improvements for nearby parking and cooking were In stalled In June. The lone tree atop the rork has survived years of roaring surf and winter storms. Two Newest Additions to Oregon's Park System Draw Throngs of Fun Seekers for boating Fogarty Creek ia par tially wildrrnea Neither park is completely de veloped, and the Mate Park Divi sion promises additional parking. sanitary, water, table and cooking facilities soon. Officials of the State Parks Divi sion are gratified with the turnout at the two newest state parks Rooster Rock and Fogarty Creek which has been considerably more than they expected. Rooster Rock Stale Park consista of s35 acres on the Columbia River Lad Arrested, Admits Theft Stateawian Nwt Strvkra KF.IZKR. Aug -A 15-year-old Silverton boy apprehended this eve ning near Albany has confessed to burglary last night of Keizer Hard ware and Surplus Store, stale po lice said. One of two 45 caliber automatic pistols taken from the store was found in the hoy i poosession when he was picked up while hitchhik ing, police said The boy told them he had hid the other pistol and ether loot near Sweet Home, they added The burglary waa discovered this morning by George Reece. owner of the ator F.ntry was made or forcing a window investigating Marion County deputy sheriffs said. Besides the pistols, a pair of field glasses was reported missing, dep uties said. Highway. 15 miles east of Port land. It was dedicated July 13. Fogarty Creek State Park. 101 acres four miles north of Depoe Bay on the coast, never had a for mal dedication, but has been used m. -rtA nit Inr vmm I I W m Tiwv vill aim ' " . "V". ' it just grew, as one park official i put it. However parking area and sanitary facilities were installed only this past June. The official estimate of the at tendance at Rooster Rock is 9.000 in April 'when counting first be gan', 10.323 in May. aad 13.M0 In June. At Fogarty Creek, an estimated 1.3411 attended in May. and 15.480 in June, the only figures available These estimates are based on the assumption of three persons to every car The number of cars 1 are recorded exactly by automatic counters at almost all stale parks Throughout I9S4 it is estimated in like manner, that 7. no. on) persons attended the state parks some, of course, attending more than oncei Two Fined on Driver Count Coy Lee Flanery. . of 583 Try on Ave. who was arrested by a private citiien late Wednesday night, Thursday pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while intoxica ted and was fined 5200 in Marion County District Court State police reported that Flan ery was arrested by Ieonard 0 Schwalen of Rt 4, Box in, Sa lem He phoned the police, then detained Flanery on old Highway 9F. at Bonne Road until a state officer arrived The main attractions at both parks are the beaches Rooster Rock in Multnomah County is on the Columbia River, and Fogarty Creek, in Lincoln County, is on the Pacific Ocean Reside bathing, both offer picnicking with electric stove facilities, and Rooster Rock has a lake that has been deepened Joseph C Stravens of Woodburn as sentenced in District Court Thursday to a $300 fine and 10 days in jail on a charge of driving while intoxicated on July I The jail term was suspended A similar charge had bean placed against him on May 21. but this count was dismissed Thursday on the motion of t h e prosecuting attorney Public Records CI (TIT COWT John Davis vs John Woods, F.I fner West and Mrs Flmee West Order dismissing suit with preju dice Dwight .1 ("rowder vs Flnore Gladys Crowder ( nmplaint lor divorce charges cruel and inhuman treatment and offers nistodv nf one minor child lo defendant mtth V! monthly support Married Sept n tM a am-iver w h Thomas I Henvv ln Rnih eorl David Rmh nmplmnt seeks g I on nnn damare for nwrr'a' n guish alleged'' due lo dWendanis efforts to interfere i'h pl-nl iff right to visit his minnr child rarrrn Butler vs Jo snn Juedes and 4 Herd .1'iedes Com plaint III SMI Hamatea for innmea altefediv siialained In one car accident March UK" Olesa Adair vs Norman V O ( omplaim aeekf M W doriv aces (or inniriet allegedly tita tained in a licnr collision April Id t: Alan William, vs " C xe Tnwle ( ornpla-nt " m damages for ifinjoea a'te-fertW aiiatamert kn a tlKf nvHiaioo in IS. ifA- raoMTt rotuT Albert Ray Darr estate O-W rtmg final arcou hneg far Sf Martha Dneiaifkv "" aatiiag fhtal arewmt he"M (w - t K. McBnd astau Or Ider admitting will to probate and appointing F.lher F. May as execu lor estate estimated at g Ono DI.STHK T rot RT Coy l.ee Flanery MU Tryon Ave fined IJnn after pleading guilty to a charge n driving while intoxicated Joseph Christopher SI ravens I Sen V Pacific Highwav fined two after changing plea to guilt v on charge of drnirg while inlosi ra'erf Lyie William Hanrv TaradiM Calif sentenced to IS days in Marion Countv jail after pleading guilty to charge of violation of the haste rule Rohert lwia Hanev lltf V ISth St . bound over to the grand jurr nr charge of aaaauH with a Han ge-ous weapon MAKRIACK ATPt. .CATIONS Ralph Fdward Van Horn II student JTS Hen St Salem and Corahe Rnaehorry n attmVnt. Medfnrd Harry Richard Riley U me rhanw I'M Wiftxir . Salem, and Viola I .una Tmrnhlee I hitman. 17 niirw I aide Mnninnuth Kent Clintnti Mereri S I S Armed F"rr S Taldn Ave and Joan Man MinW B nurae VBf Vanfi(taM hnth M Haiera WI-sriTTPAt. 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