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18(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun April 6, 58 . r -.. - i. Opposition to Eliding Service Of Bus Voiced STORE HOURS: MONDAY I FRIDAY: 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. OTHER DAYS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. . I " frrr7 errrfl rrrvTV ftr) nrmrv Stateatnan News Service , AMITY Opposition to the pro . posed abandonment of Greyhound bus service between McMinnville and Corvailis, a move which would directly affect the Amity area, was voiced this week by the Amity Commercial Club. ' President H. W. Torbet said Fri day that the group favored a re vision -in scheduling of the pres ent route rather than complete cancellation. The present Grey hound route schedule provides for a morning bus south, returning northward in the evening. Due to the amount of northbound passenger traffic available in the mornings, Torbet suggested rever- sal of the route schedule to pro--vide a northbound morning bus, - returning southward in the eve ning. A committee has been appoint ed to represent the Commercial Club at a public hearing on the routes abandonment, April 16. Named as delegates were Don Jones, P. E. Meeker, Glen Watts, and S. W. McPherson. Silverton Plans Stone Erection SUteuntn Newi Service - SILVERTON A stone which will actually serve as a memorial to two former residents of the Monitor-Silverton country is to be erected at the pioneer Miller Cemetery near 'Silverton in May. Sponsors are hoping to, have the stone here in time for Memorial services. The stone, in engraved wording will commemorate Samuel Mark ham, the father of Edwin Mark ham, one-time renowned poet. To many Monitor and Silverton tolk, the stone will also commemorate the late Henry, J. Anderson, who spent the last' two years of his life soliciting funds to erect a atone on the unmarked grave of the .father of the famous poet. The poet himself lived in the Abigua Area just east of Silver ton s a child before the family moved to California where he later became famous. ' The stone, to be of red granite, will have a 30-inch face, is to be 24 inches deep and will, stand 39 inches high. ' Inscription on the stone will readr -"in Memory- of Samual Markham, 1790-1878, Father of the Poet, Edwin Markham. Of all the things beautiful and good, the Kindliest is brotherhood." On the other side of the . stone . will be engraved a replica of Millet's painting which inspired the poet's most widely known peom, "The Man with the Hoe." Band Concert Due Thursday SUteiman Newi Service MILL CITY The annual band and choral concert of the Mill City School and Santiam Union High School will be presented in the gymnasium of the grade school Thursday evening, under direction of Earl W. Loucks and Mrs. Don ald Sheythe. Thejublic is invited. There will be no admission charge. Lodge Planning Friday Meeting Statesman Newi Service SILVERTON The annual home coming for Odd Fellows and their wives will be Friday, April 11, with a 6:30 ham dinner to open the evening's festivities. Plans are also being made to have some de gree work at the program to fol low. Silas Gay, who was recently pre sented with a 50-year-jewell will be honored. Boy, 8, Admits Setting Portland School Fire PORTLAND un The sheriff's office Friday said an eight-year-old boy admitted setting a fire in North Rockwood Grade School. Deputies said the boy told them he started the fire by dropping a lighted match into a classroom cabinet. The blaze that followed forced the evacuation of students from the building and destroyed books and equipment valued at f 125. Losing Battle Fought VIENNA (tf-Romania's Com munist rulers admit that after 14 years in power they are still fighting a ' losing battle against detective stories and pornography. The Bucharest newspaper Roma nia Libera commented:' "'Purge' campaigns by placing tjiese books on a forbidden index have not worked. The best remaining method might be to propagate good books." Peron Jewels Sold BUENOS AIRES Wl Unidenti fied French jewelers paid the top prices at an auction of valuables left by the late Eva Peron. The Argentine government . heir the auction to dispose of the Peron dictatorship's belongings. . 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