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J City News Briefs if a awtmea 114 they reued " near ea.a.eW1 svethy . - afar bed two wnliw eee el II at. ed the! ,hrf al e as. eay. nau-mrr " yr. iU HA Erta ete. IM 1m4 M eX. let wa ai cwra- Nrv. tRTHfmC yaaf arte , Hy Let let y k" ittnt t cpa U arris R Huaaaaer. ealra fted puMx eeaal. brae , relet w swear of. lh Aaaertcea ItuUtui af Certlilrd Public A (ouXWHl Ik V Yek Am a .oared rrxUf Hae.aiiar at a t im firm ef Huetaker aad ( Salem. nrret. irtitr Tea leatry. Miinr w tw Ceerf ta-Ceeat Hare tm Ctmmti rut fat, hfc, law Mbr, rnu net aaaiat. takiad M M, aa eteira treat to tus r I ff kew rereetty. Hrefy eU aer .kits sane ar uay Haily tree K an rad kmn, m eaaf Msg CM CmaVeirt L m hater Leas "ee Co. MM W. lit. I ft I OU PttEeEXT A AIM Crag Beaanaa received a ewer soda aad kary Atrbeer nee bed M at t j a r primal lee ia eWaag aa eeard FTua Md by Cub hcmjt Part IM at Raaaiaaiaa trkaai (Jut wart. iDratel plate rapaared while yaw. an a PaatJeea Parker DeeJiU. SwAP ANYTHING FAST threugh IS X. Liberty, laiem. ladvl iTasailied eda! Wei EM IS 1 1 laf a ederaer. m Ktxn rtxiciRATC Cut Sceul Pact held ChrM ma party ret rally at lha SUt StNool lor lha flhad l ere teased program. IllkUIV RtPORTtO Clly poUce taid gold eaten aad omaa't iutdrgarirteat rti mua mi litre a TWvlajr sifM bur (lary X la WtUrf C. Bart rru j lata k Si S'K Pahra u4 miry M aial by larciaf iW, ,or CVijn. rnani ba AALCM ACAOCMY (1MU nJ I 4J a m. CUuai at Urn Acadraiy MdH School Reporter Two Fx-G o vcrnors 'Join Army' Leslie High Set to Elect New Officers tt P ATt Kl A Ul Afl aai i Juaiaf Htt aliKlra bady atfim aar Iwaai M rrtJ Tt artmary . tMtlaM UJ M Sudratf ruav Vf . laJM lor araa- ' V laral art Rart Jailf l. RaaA ,w yDauaiat. Ilf Hr ttraarl. Othar raadl- datn- Far v araataVai Tar- Cualalaaa. PaiMar. Crl yaur fmh turtry al Kuykra- -tt Paollry al W Laaraa- MrMa kaa aa4 Jun BrUb- aupt: tacrWary toara Rawltact. MarrtWaa MranM. Marftrat Kai- Irtar and Mary dart; lraaurar tia Sally Jarbimtva. Call aUIUo grr aaa Wayaa Bryaa: aarffai al am-Ma Bona, Craif WaU- tadr.l'ajr and loa Sratl. (acuki waadirra aa4 ailxa aart art. rartaytac aiartpai Carl Aaraaafcraaaat vat kjaaar tt Parry. Ulwf larully nmtxr art ptayad by ttotaa (tana aad Laa Uaidra. paruayuif graduataa al tauth ara t.Waaar Parkar. Car aaa Humphrey. Kattb Burraa, Iran, (ally Rtaaatd. Bid Craa- aU aad Jun Dataapart. Ubara la lha KamMomlad all axltatad Boa LautA. a ill lam Re tar. Jaaat DaraNeart. Jail Badaa uv. Jut) Douxlaa, Larry Etraaa. J an ira PHitlipa. Bua OtJar, Bua Kaarb. MarUya Catlal. Mrva Ad- arm. CaJtraa Nalaaa. lata rrlr toa. Linda Hammead. BtO Cite. i Karma Kytvrt. Mdta Davhv Sua ttUaoa. Jrrama iiaartara, Barbara ktudrll and Shirtry BmNk. Tha mood aa chaaxaal frara aOly la arnava at Dlaaa Hrubatt arrlonnad ballat aumbrr lhal brtaa laa Ortatmaj aaaambly South Salem Hietj arcbeilra pUyed artertiaaa frara "My Klr Udy." Tkia aa foltevad by lha rbarut tinting Chrtotmaa aaaft. tlyra Wilaaa, llrat vice area- Mral. vat prearaJrd ttt a cor taia duriaf the prorram for bar auttlandiag wart an South'i aa- Glrti ruaniM lor tonf auaena aembltea Inraucn Ua year. ara Tern Blum, aad Nlfieyl Tne pragram rama la aa end rotted pUat. rut IWwera. UtW r'' acti. ..ait. holly wreath. aaaauaxad rnday. Marru riartaL US C taald. Ul JtaJT. tadv.l SALEM MAN MPrTAUZED Leuit S Avery. U. af ttt Dtvi toa St. N'E, at Ukea la Sam Mr moral Hotpital afler ha laiated i tha Smofca Shop. 3U Stale St.. about J It pjn. rnday. flrat ad mea laid. HotpOal alteadaaU tald h ai beinf held lor ebiervalioa. Howard Septic Tanki k Sewera, Draint cleaned. EM iT7. AITO RECOVERED A IB aedaa reported muting Thurtday frara lha 11M block ef Slat Street tu reravered rnday moraiBg about a block away and returned ta iu ewaer. Reed Her ri Nrboo, Sat Fareat HOU Way NW. city polic taid. Player pianoa. reconditioned, OS. lata of rofls. Cood aelectwa of ra- coaditJeoed oprigntj. Pra-imrea-tnry tal. Drastic reduction. Zob- el't WarehooM tale, tal N. High. EM t-9lt. t We will be ricetd at I p m. Sua day. Dec. Sad due la employ ( Canttmat party. Wt wkvk all aur patron A fneaidt a Merry Cnrtot mat aad a aappy holiday. Cfcuia City. EM B 2117. tadv.l Mar Ttg't Pradurr. SJ3 State St. Frail k aut gift bnr ar baaket mad ta arder. Let at kandla yoor wrapping A delivery ar mailing chorea. .'a charge except regular pottage. Special thtt weekend Large egg ktc doaea, raw peaauti 4 lb. Free d., any atat arder. EM I MS7. (adv.) SALEM TOVTB W VaKTl WSO Joha WJbur, toa af Mr. aad Mr Cleaa Wilbur. J37t Argyle Dr. S, waa mm of 41 Uaivertity of Ari zona teniera recratly telerted for membership la the 1S7-SI Who Wha't Among Studewts la Amen tia Vnirtrtitiet and College. Year-End Clearance. Hi-Fi apeak art. amplifier, microphone, etc. Universal Sawad Carp. EM M77. ltfl N. CapHoL (adv.) PointetUat. II.M and up. Alto Cy clamen, Azaleas, cut flower, cor tage. Rhododendrons, 12.49. Nice telectioa of shrubs. Gift certm- catea available. A. Plant Green houses A-Fkaitt. ISM'S. 13th. EM l-atTa, Obaa evas. tadv.l LARCENY OF HIBCAPS Four hubcap, v a 1 u d at $37. were stolen from two different car parked an the Loder Brother Used car lot, m High St. NE. Thurtday night or Friday morning, city po lice reported. Shop at Pemberton't Floral Shop, I960 S. 12th for your ChritUnat needs. Wreath Green Fo liage A Flowering Plants Christmas arrangement. Frea De livery. Open Eves, tin I p.m. (adv.) Woman Files $16,816 Suit A $lt,tlt damage suit was filed Friday in Marion County Circuit Court charging that the plaintiff waa Injured when tha car in which she was riding was hit in the rear by another car. Evelyn Thompson brought the suit against D. T. Hammond charging that Hammond's nee li cence caused! an accident an Dec. 28. 19U, at the intersection of High and SUt streets. The suit seeks $16,500 general damage and l?16 for medical costs for alleged in juries received. . , Salem High Alum Joins PGE Staff PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 2-E. V. (Corky) Shafer. IMS graduate of Salem High School, has joined ue public relations staff of Portland General Electric Co. Shafer, a Uni versity of Oregon graduate who served three years in the marine corps during the Korean conflict, hat been on the staff of tha Al bany Democrat Herald where be served a a general assignment re porter and industrial editor. Public Records Salem Obituaries CIRCVTf COt'RT State Welfare Commission vs. Frank Roatch: f 1.101 judgment awarded plaintiff because of al trged misrepresentation by de fendant when applying for welfare benefit. Evetya Thompson vs. D. T. Ham- mood: Damage suit seeks tjf.llt for iajunes allegedly received la aula accident Dec. 2a. IK. DISTRICT COI RT Edward Lea Smith. Billy Eugene Smith, both of Brooks: William Harrison Meadows Jr., Salem Rt 2. Box 212. and Ralph Kenneth Bale. Portland: preliminary ex aminations set Dec. 9 at S p.m. an charges af burglary not ia a dwelling. PROBATE CO CRT Fanny E. Gillespie estate: Order closes estate. Konstantin Gisler estate: Order close estate. Maude P. Stegaer estate: Jos. M. Devers appointed administrator. Arabella C. L. Polka estate: Or der close estate. Archie Lane estate: Order set Jan. 10 at 1:1 J for final account hearing. Alice M. Bancroft estate: Order closes estate. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Melvin Wesley BrowneD. 37, plas terer. 165 Fir Gardens NW. and Margaret Grace Jacksaa, 24, housekeeper. MS lath St. SE. both of Salem. Lee Ainsworth. . truck driver, 337 lath. St. SE, and Frieda Francis Coates, 3. institutional worker, Rt. Box 460, both of Salem. Richard W. Oglesbee, 21. V. S. Air Force. 1133 Redwood St. NW, and Lolita R. Miller. 17. student, Rt S, Box 757 A., both of Salem. Ole Hetland. 69. carpenter, and Peart Inga Anderson, 53, at home, both of Silverton. Robert Joel Sailor, 24, law stu dent. 1040 Bellevue St. SE. and Nancy Lee Groth, 20, student, 61 15th St. NE. both of Salem. Martin John Albert. 45, farmer, and Leah L. Schei, 47, at home, both of Aurora. Robert Omer BrunnelL 22. insur ance agent. 129 24th St. NE. and Darlene Lucille Lane, 17, student, 40 list St. SE, both of Salem. Dean A. Stiles, 22, truck driver, 2240 Fairgrounds Rd. NE, and Eleanor 3. Wright, 17, waitress, Flouts. Barbara Break aad Janet Beaa. Bobbie Levellette aad Bar bara Curlin. Mary Gatet and Judy Warrea. Pat Tve and Everya Testae aad Sharon FuRoa and Jan Arrnprieat Bob Faileur. Mat Fer ry and Joha Saffroa ar yell king candtdttet. Davis laa Wta The pritafor lha moat cant col lected for the Girls Leagut canned food drive ta tha home room waa won by Don Dan' home room. A total af It can were collected by lha M student in tha winning home room. The erne Is a free pass for each member of the home room to the noon movies lor a week. At a result of the drive. Leslie will distnbute 1.JO0 cans to needy families. South Alums Paid Honor Br KAREN MARRU The-Oiristmas vacation was of ficially launched at South Salem High School when South graduatee were nonarm i a homecoming and Christmas assembly Friday afternoon. Welcoming the I X- ahimnl were the t a ' f I bom c a m I a yW hostess and host 'Winil, Roth C arisen and "r Gary Gregor. '' Kennie stated in wf her welcome, Souths doors "are always open to iU graduates." Gary previewed the sports season. "There s No Place Like south for the Holidays." was sung by Deanne Alexander, Cleo Fitch Ruth Karnsberger. Sue Rasmus- sen. Barbara Leiseth. Lucille Won derty and Barbara Lee. The girls were accompanied on the piano by Zolt Peterson. The homecoming skit was next with studenu playing the parts of Births BELLEISLE To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belleisle. MO Charles Ave. S, a son, Friday. Dec. 20, at Sa lem Memorial Hospital. MENTZER Te Mr. and Mrs. Robert MenUer. 1370 Birchwood Dr. NE. a son. Friday. Dec. 20, at Salem General Hospital. Vote Registration Deadline Extended For Beef Proposal The deadline for registration of Oregon cattle producers to qual ify for voting in the Oregon beef commission referendum nat been extended to Jan. 21, Robert J. Steward, director of agriculture. announced Friday. Orifinal closing date for regist rations was Dec. 24. The addition al time will permit a broader rep resentation, Steward said. Up to Dec. 20, reports from county aaenU throughout the state indi cated about one-third of the cattle population was registered. Reg istration is spotted: it is light in some counties ana neavr in others. Steward said recent meetings and discussions among cattle pro ducers have stimulated interest in both sides of the issues involved with the result heavier registra tions are expected. Four Boys Cited In House Damage Four Salem boys, age 13 to 15, were cited Friday to appear in Marion County Juvenile Court Dec. 23 by Marion County sheriff's deputies concerning smashing of windows in a vacant house at 535 Browning Ave. SE. The boys admitted breaking the windows last Halloween and again from Dec. 9 to It while waiting for a school bus, said Deputy Herbert Reed. The house belongs ta Wayne Loder. 465 Center St. NE. Damages were estimated at 140. with lha music department's ting lag and pUytng the "Hallelujah Chorus. M Girl Honored By Academy By LOUISE SCHROEDER Mauriae Copple. aa honor stu dent ef the senior class, was chosen Friday as Sacred Heart i3 of the Month. Selection this month centered around the qual- 'l Ity of charkeble- riness. -fr . 1 1 u d a a t body i mihliru rhair. man and a mem ber of Treble Triad and the Laalaa eefcreaea Ceciliana. Art is her favorite subject: she hopes to become aa art teacher. Maurine is sister of P. F Copple, 3490 NorthgaU Ave. I K V Y V armv H i ... ; Two former Oregoa geveraore, Cksrlr A. Spragae (left), and Doaglat McKay, look laelr lura Friday soliciting funds for the Salvatloa Amy as members or im Arsayt tf tisory board. Twenty membera eollecled J5 la aa hoar tl the kettles. (Staletmaa pbola) SfAtctman, SdVm. Ore., Sat.; Dre. 11. 57 (Sct'W MOPff ly OUSTS A1KU YOUR ACCIDEMT IN5Uf?ANCC IS NO, gooqlqok WHAT i HAPPCNEP SINCE a af ittw ar " I v at V 1 Planning Unit Approved for Federal Grant The way appeared clear Friday for the mid-Willamette Valley Planting Council to step up to the $40,000 a year budget class. New development was a ruling front Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton that ia effect -qualifies the council for a $12,500 federal grant from Housing and Home Fi nance Agency. Already there is a 13,000 budget subscribed by Sa lem City Council, Salem School District, Martoa and Polk County Courts. Thornton's legal opinion had been requested by the federal agency which indicated that otherwise the valley council's application for funds was in good order. Thornton ruled that creation of such a council was authorized by sttte Uw and as such constitutes a regional or metropolitan plan ning agency that can qualify for federal financial grants. Higher Draft Call Planned WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 ft - The Army today boosted its draft call to 13.000 men for February and said this monthly rate prob ably -will continue for the rest of 1958. The February call is 3.000 men. or 30 per cent more -than the 10,000-man quota set for January. The increase in draft calls was forecast last month when Asst. Secretary of the Army Hugh Mil ton said more inductees will be needed because the Army's losses will be greater than the man power reduction ordered some months ago. Nursing Home Operator Named to State Board 0 r v a 1 Love, Portland nursing home operator who was instrumen tal in organizing the state's nurs ing home operators advisory coun cil, was named Friday by Gov. Robert D. Holmes to a council vacancy. Love, a director of the Oregon Licensed Nursing Home Associa tion, succeeds Dr. William H. Thayer on the council. Rube Sanders Known for Versatility (Stery atae aa pat Reuben (Rube) Sanders, tl-yrar eld former Oregon athletic great whe died here Friday, was known for his versatility. Sandert. who started a career as a gridiron terror at Chemawa Indian School, was alto adept at baseball, basketball and track, In keeping with his Rogue River Indian lineage, he also won hon ors in archery. Regular Galfer When almost 09, he played golf regularly and managed to shoot nine holes in as low as 42. Rube, as he was affectionately known, played football for a va riety of college and independent teams in early years of the cen tury when eligibility standards were loose. He played at many at five grid games in a single week and he didn t quit as a player until he was 42. That last game came in 1911 and he was playing with a Chemawa team against University of Ore gon. A broken wrist in the con test brought the decision to re tire. Schools and independents for which Sanders played at various times included Willamette and Pa cific universities, old Bishop Scott Academy of Portland and Mult nomah Athletic Club. Coach lag Career His playing days at an end, Sanders began a coaching career at Chemawa that brought addi tional recognition. What may still be a record is the 104-0 win chalked by one of Rube's Che mawa elevens over Newberg High. The man who might be called the Jim Thorpe of the Northwest, sparked old Sherman Institute of California to an astonishing upset victory over the famed Thorpe-led Carlisle Indians in 1904. In that game, Sanders played the immor tal Jim on at least even terms. Each scored two touchdowns. Another Sanders feat was win ning seven track gold medals at the 1905 World's Fair at Portland. He did this by dominating in shot put, hammer throw, high jump, broad jump and discus. Chemawa, where Rube later worked as a maintenance employe. has remembered its most famous athlete by naming its athletic field after Sanders. In his latter years in Salem, Rube Sanders was still an active man as he pursued hobbies of golf, hunting, fishing, fly-tieing and bow-making. $1,100 Judgment Meted in Public Aid Fraud Case A $1,100 judgment was levied against Frank floasch. 74. of 252 Cottage St. NE, Friday In Marion County Circuit Court for alleged fraudulent receipt of public at isiance funds. Roasch admitted not lilting a bank account and social security benefits for the amount when ap plying for welfare benefiU which were received from April 19U to December of this year. The case waa presented by Walter N. Fuch igaml of the welfare recovery di vision of the State Department of Justice. Social Welfare Board Honors Mrs. Wright Mrs. Thomas G. Wright Jr.. 3035 Hulsey Ave. SE, waa presented with an honorary membership Friday in the Oregon State Con ference on Social Welfare by Mrs. Cora Bamford, stole president of the group. The presenUtion was made at the monthly meeting of the Willamette Valley division at Marion Hotel. Recognition to Mrs. Wright wa given by Mr. Bamford for her lobbying work for the joint coun cil during the Ust regular legis lature session. Mrs. Bamford taid three ideals of the organization were displayed in Mrs. Wright's work leader ship for advancement of human welfare in Oregon, Informing the public on , social welfare needs and interpreting these needs. Cancer Board Adds Hatfield As Director Mark Hatfield was elected to lha Oregon Division of the America! Cancer Society board of directors, the Marion-Polk cancer a a 1 1 an nounced Friday. Carl Kelly, Mill City business man, tnd the Rev. James Maxwell of St. Paul were appointed to the Marion -Polk board of directors. Mr. Melvin Rigdoa of ML Angel was selected aa a community cap tain, replacing Mrs. Peter Coves, who had been community captaia there for the past five years. The annual meeting of the bl county group will be at noon Jaa. IS at the Marion Hotel. 185 Families Get Yule Toys Christinas toys were gives aut and repaired by city ftremea. peaV yesterday to It families repra-' lnmMf ,i . t , . Two to lour lays ware give far tenting 137 children, and Bor' rhlM L lamtlr Frank wiD be distributed today from li wrd, charmaa ef toe artve, am lo I om. at a warehauae ' taid. lathe loo block ef Liberty St. NK ReripleaU muet have a card Tha stork af aa estimated U.SOt'rrara either the Salem Ouiattnea toyt wat eeUrctod under Ike Bureau. Sajvatlaa Army ar Mar tpicet of Salem Exchange rtublloa County Welfare Corranlssioa. REAL COOL GETTING WHAT YOU WANT THROUGH CLASSIFIED ADS DIAL EM 4.6811 mm Around-tka-dock vawaiMnyl At work or ptsy, bdtiriet eat, for "ditta up" or everyday this taw teatth W laa Hesnao. Aid BMatt your every nets. Putt yoa at year potted aad aaaeV at Wf. Yea ar beiier, aW Ink fceMae. . . a hm,mm u,.k mi fm ana Na daaaliaa core. No "dot bias boms." Cat Ultahon aalerally. at ear laW. The trunty styled tttapla ban are datiaaad te it eesrty all frtmt tiyias. Yoa caa caooet Um rrwaa taai does ta asost 'oSaai'tea the aajtinguiiaad aawZeaita Caaawhw Bvatlti H serins Aid for taea. It daaaorout aew Karat for womta. Abe ibe eight eiber new and 5-maaietor 2aaMh Duality Hearing Aids. Or boner yet, lei a arreaa s flea emowtrstioa ia the privacy aad aeafarl of yaur koM. Priest from IJO.to SIM including Zeattk't havou 10-Day Money-Back Gua notes, i-Yesr Warranty, J-Yeer Aftar Pwrchate Service Plan. RASV TIMC PAVMINTB IP Plt)IMRt y ZENrm-.Tetit iWettfeV" MORRIS OPTICAL CO. 444 Slats St. Ph. IM S4S2I WE HANDU BATTCtlES ANO ACCtSSORIU PM MOST KAIINt AIM I saMal antsaassst gMtm Glue is important. If all the glue turned to dust, says the Na tional Geographic Society count less objects from pianos to super sonic planes would fall apart. Wa Feature HILL'S TOM AND JERRY BATTER SALEM VINTAGE STORE 599 Court SL Mau Da tIi In thia city.. Decembar JO at the r of t year. Matker tt Haaal Hiasdale Kuavnc, Or. Announce ment of tcrvicM wul be mesa tater sy the W. T. BtiaOaa Ce. Stka SaaSars ' Lata resident of K3 Blossom Dr, Stlcm. at a local hoapital December Mk. Surrtvad by wife. Autusta C Sudan, Salem; aoa. Robert C San ders, Salem: frandchlMrcn, Gary and Sheila Sander, both af Salem. Mr. Sandert was a member ef th Multnomah Athletic Club of Port laad. Service will be held Monday, Dee. S3rd at 1:3 p m. la tha Chapel ef tha Clou - Barrtrk Funeral Heme. Interment. Belcreat Memorial Park. ar. John Ready wul arOctaU. Visit Our Clothing Dept. Far . . . Budget Priced Suits, Topcoats & Sport Coats Salem'! Largest Selection Suits ;... ,.w ss 39s0 Topcoats .. w 34w Sport Coats M mu 2950 Mus e2Wf Green Stamps ta Tcws WlAlL Taoar Established Credit Capital Sbepplag Center IT IS DANGEROUS TO WAITI It Con Happen ta Anyone Anytime! Eliminate Someone's lurden ef Taking Cars of Yours No Inturence Policy Will Take Cara of It How much do you know about making burial amngemenU? Or it what you nave in mind practical tnd agreeable to others? Your cemetery property can be sold, traded or transferred if you move. It is non-taxable and cannot be seized for debt The care is included in the price. Start your memorial property with as little as 110 00 no in terest or carrying charges on the balance. We will answer your questions about burial arrangements by private interview at your home or our office any time of the day or night without charge. We have a staff of courteous memorial counselors to serve you. Full information on grtves, msusoleum crypts, tnd niche. Buy your own burial space new! Fhone EM 4-4823 far aa appointment TODAY!" RESTLAWN MEMORY GARDENS 77 Xerth Cottage, Salem. Oregoa j ( can wear is a : M Excellent ideas fur I gift he mil p g Christmas Gifting ... y I I remember! . WORLD FAMOUS r-r"m i arraw shirts dr y.i AMERICA'S FAVORITE " "j U 'fv7 ' ' I f X. V.yiy A-Jff Be I peerance is a collar that stays l) r Iff I .xf i 0 neat all day. Arrow fits the f lv I e V bill perfectly. Tha'tt why more j I j0 f 3 "?4 ft men prefer Arrow Shirts than " 'j A 3 I i?!'; S, ny other kind. Be sure your P aV - ft J -aV a -choice will be appreciated, give j .. f y i' fl ar AlT.. aakv Open Evenings Except Saturday Until Christmas
