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Newspaper Page TextStatesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., May 21, '58 (Sec. I)-9 Parrish Number Shows Increase Over Last Year; ' Awards Assemblies Due Next Wednesday A list of 571 Parrish Junior High School ninth graders who graduate this spring was released Tuesday by Principal R. H. Dow. The. number shows a steady in crease over 506 last year and 456 two years ago. The list is tenta tive, graduation depending on suc cessful completion of the course, Dow emphasized. Final awards assemblies for Par rish students will be held next Wednesday in the school auditor ium; at 9 a.m. for seventh and eighth graders, at 10 a.m. for ninth graders. Ninth graders will also be hon ored at a dance May 29. At the final assembly next Wednesday, merit, music and in tramural sports awards will , be presented, and medals will be awarded by American Legion Capital Post 9 to an outstanding boy and girL Straight A students whose names will be engraved on a permanent scholarship plaque win noi d announced until final report day June 6. Classes will continue through June 4, and students will return June 6 for report cards and pro motion ceruiicaies. The list follows: Norma Adams. Richard Adams Newton Alderman, Vic Allen, Mary Alt, Sharon Andersen, Earnest An derson, Marsha Anderson, Sara Anderson, Steven Anderson, Judy Ann Angeroauer, Eddie Arvin, Donna Atkinson, Jeffrey Austin, Jim Averm, jacK Axeison. B Jack Baker, Judy Baker, Loriria .Baker, Konald Baker, Eddie Bar ker, Bruce Barnes. Billy Barnes. James Barrett, Allen Bates, James Bauman, Joy Beeman, Dick Bell, Lawrence Bellinger, Carole Ben ner. Carolyn Billings, Emery Billings, Pat Blake, Barbara Blankenshio. Julie Blankeiuhip, Charles Blew- ett, Lillian Boardrow, Ronald Boat right, Nita Bock, Kathleen Boehm. , Irmgard Boelow. Evelyn Boodv. Kathryn Borthwick, Barbara Bouge, Nancy Brandon, Gary Briggs, Denise Brooks, Bonnie Brown, Janice Brown, Jim Brown, Carol Brusven, Lenora Brusven, Marie Bryson, Jean Buck, Diane Bueller, Mason Burnham, Karolyn Burright, Darelle Butler, Arleatha Butts. Waneta Cable, Clifford Caldwell, Bill Campbell, Shirley Campbell, Joyce Capps, Janice Carden, Kar en Carlson, tyla Carr, Nanl Carr, Margie Caspar, Janice Caspell. Cliff Cauble, David Chambers, Anita Chartier, Dexter Clark, Douglas Clark, Richard Clark, Sherry Clark, Leslie Clayton, Ger aldine Cleary, Vicki Coe. Nancy Colburn, Mary Colipy, Tim Collingsworth, Florene Conel ly, Colleen Cook, Gary Coome, Danny Cooper, Ronald Cooper, De lores Copley, Sharon Corbett, Eu gene. Cordell, Marshall Coulson, Phillip Cox, Donnie Cretsinger, Su san Culbertson, Sharon Curl, Shar on Curry. D Mary Dahl, Joanne Daley, Ei leen Dallman, Judy Daniels, Barry Danielsen, Marvin Davenport, Wal- ter Davenport, David Davidson, Lewie Davies, Barbara Davis Darlene Davis, Jim Davis, June Davis, Mary DeFrance, Philip Dennger, Jerry Derryberry, BeV' erly Dewing, Jimmy Dimit, Donna Ditchen, Jim Ditoma, David Dit terick, Lonny Dockter, Marilyn Dougall, Shirley Doughton, Mari lyn Douris, Lowell Downer, Jim Dunca, Kent Dutton, Donald Dyer. E Elizabeth Eastridge, Nancy Ebert, Keith Edwards, Luella Ed wards, Ronald Eggiman, Larry El lis, Peter Ellis, Reid English, Mike Epstein, Judy Esplin, Glenda Evans, Lynette Evans, Ordway Evans, David Evenhus. F Clarence Fairbrother, Diane Far mer, Pamela Faver, Inez Fetsch, Robert Fetsch, Gary Ficken, Sher- rie Filer, Joy Fortune, LaRita Fos ter, Esther Fox, Joan Frad, Judith Frantz, Stanley Franz, William Freeman, Elmo Frey, James Fntsch, Sherron Fugman, Marilyn Fugman. G Garvl Gallagher. Janet Galla gher, Jewel Galle, Judy Gamble, Alan Gardner, Don Garrett, Don Garrison. Roeer Garrison, Sharon Gately, Jimmy Gettis, Betty Gil- rt. Ronald Gookin, Maybelle Golden, ictor Gould. Thomas Gourley, ietty Graham. Mike Graham, Ter- y Gary. Dennis Gregg, Linda Gregson, Diane Greuel, Joan Grif fin, Gracis Grindal, Garth Gunnar son, Cathy Gwynn. H Norma Hagerman, Charles Hall, Tudith Hall, Marilyn Hall, Claude Hamilton, Randy Hammer, Gary iammett, Diane Humrick, Sondra Jamrick, David Hanson, Myrna iardwick, Dee Harold, Nancy Har er, Diane Harris, Bill Hart, Dar ene Harrison. Larry Haskell, Robb Haskins, Terrell Hays, Judy Head, Carol How To Held FALSE TEETH More Firmfy in Place Da your fla teath annoy and em toarraas by Hipping, dropping or wob bling whan you aat, laugh or talk? Juat aprlnkla a little FASTKETH on your plataa.Thla alkaline (non-acid i powder holds falae teeth more firmly and mora comfortably. No gummy, gooey, party taate or feeling. Doea not aour. Checka "plate odor'T (denture breath). Dei FA8TEETH today at drug eountara everywhere. Junior Heard, Gerald Hearing, Anne He- deen, Nancy Heily, Warren Heinke, Thomas Herberger. David Heyes, Roger Hill, Dale Hoistetter, Betty Holloway, Connie Holman, Dennis Holmes, Diane Holmes, Shirley Holmes, Jack Hoi staq, John Holte. Judy Hopkins, Donna Hoppe Raymond Horn, Chris Hornschuch Judy Howard, Dennie Howe, Jim Hubbard, Sheri Huff, Roger Hughes, Sandra Hummel, Boyd Hunt, Bobby Huntley, Gary Kurd Eldred Hyden. . V Esther Ingram, James Inman. J Connie James, Thomas Janes, Nancy Jennings, Danny Johnson, Jeannine Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Paul Johnson, Roberta Johnson, Steven Johnson, Terry Johnson, waiter Johnson Jr., John Johnston Judy Jones, Richard Jones, Susan Jones, Dianna Judson. K Donald Kaehler, Sally Kangas, Melinda Keeling, Ellen Keller, Nik' ki Kemper, Jimmie Keller, Gay Kepplnger, Nancy Keyser, Lor raine Kidd, BUI Klewel. Bill King, Marcia King, Phillip Klarr, Shar on Knight, Delorei Kraft, Peggy Krause, Ronald Krteger, Judy Kroening, Harold Krueger, Sondra Kuper. Linda Lafky, Delbert LaFlemme, Dean Lammers, Charles Lane, De lores Lane, Robert Lang, Merlyn Langley, Carole Lapschies, Doug las Larson, Linda Larson, David Lawrence, Diana Lee, Richard Lee, Larry Leek, Lawrence Leh man, Carol Lemmon, Jack Lentsch. Jack Lindsay, Thure Llndstrom, Jack Lippincott, Ron Lippincott, Richard Lloyd, Judy Long, Dee Ann Lowery, Sharon Lowery, Pat rick Loy, Janice Luckey, Nancy Lunday, Edwin Lyie. Me Charles McCallister, Joan Mc- Kenney, Laura McClain, Linda McClaughry. Kenneth McCoy, Ter ry McCrackin, Fran McCreight, Lontta McGehee, Teddy McKen- ney, Maurice McLaughlin, Pam McMahon, Tanya McNall. M Peggy Maden, Linda, Maier, Marlene Malhcoat, Judith Mans field, Billy Martin, Dick Martin, James Martin, Arlene Marx, Caro lyn Mason, Mary May, Cornelia Mayers, Verna Maynard, Regina Meuchel, Bill Mickle, Linda Mik lia, Larry Miller, Marcia Miller, Pam Miller, Patrick Miller. Tim Mills, Sydney Moffitt, How ard Moller, Lenore Monk, Dick Montgomery, Don Moore, Mike Moore, Timothy Moore, Maurice Morey, Darrel Morgan, Diane Mor- ley, Lyle Morris, Carolyn Mumby, Sharon Mulling, Thomas Munkes, Alan Murphy, Terry Murphy, Nor man Musser, Betty Myers, Rich ard Myers, Sharon Myers. N Richard Narkaus, Laurie Nebri- ja, Randy Nekuda, Sandra Nellis, Benjamin Nelson, Carol Nelson, Clarice Nelson, Allan Nettleton, Dorothy Netz, Rex Newell, Nor man Newberry, Kenneth Nielsen, Ron Nofziger, Walter Noland. 0 Lawrence Oglesby, David Olson, Gary Osborne, Nathan Ostby, Lor een Ostrander, Judy Otte. P Dorothy Palmer, Gary Panissi di, Chris Patton, Allen Paulson, Mickey Paxton, Dean Pemble, Marietta Pendergast, Bonnie Pen ny, Phillip Perlman, Robert Peter son, Roberta Peterson, Pete Peth, Linda Peyton, Roy Pfenniger, Wil liam Pfister, Ivan Phillips. David Pierce, Tom Pierce, Sally Plessinger, Elois Poe, John Poling, Bob Porter, Jim Powers, Barbara Pratt, Fred Pugh. R Janjpe Rademaker, Joe Rainwa ter, Tanya Ras, Janet Reed, Jan ice Rehm, Kenneth Reischke, Mi chael Rempel, Jon Remy, Obie Renier, Janice Reynolds, Meridel Reynolds, Jim Rhodes, Martha Richardson, Frances Ridpath, Jo We the t Robert R. Hatfield As a new member to our staff Mr. Hatfield has Served the Salem Area as a Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer for the Past Nine Years. CLouen 205 S. CHURCH High Lists 571 Tentative 9th Grade Graduates seph Riley, Marilyn Ritchie, Wah nonah Roberson, Marllene Robert son, James Rodewald, David Rodg ers, Gail Rohrer, Marlyn Ross, Jim Roth, Ray Royle, James Ruby, Vera Ruby. S Patty Sampson, Karen Sandberg, Judy Sanders, Susan Sandlin, Es ther Sandwick, Janet Sather, Kay Savin, Jeanne Scales, Janet Schef- fe, Steven Schneider, Douglas Schnell, Margie Schuh, Cynthia Schultz, John Schultze. Diane Schweigert, Betty Scott, Marlene Seaman, Linda Seamster, Dick Seburn, Virgil Seeger, Garry Seeley, ' Kathleen Seely, Kenneth Seipp, Ellen Severin. Francis Sharp, Corinne Shelley, James Shepard, Kathy Shepherd, Karen Shroyer, Judith Sikel, Steve Sipprell, LeRoy Slat turn, Alan Smith, Doris Smith, Marvin Smith, Terry Smith, Patsy Spangler, Wil liam Spangler, Arthur Springer, David Staat, Carolyn Stadter, Catheryn Stadter, Elaine Standish, Nancy Starck. Duane Stark, Virginia Stein- brook, Linda Stenhjem, Crystal Stephenson, Bob Stevenson, Dean- na Stewart, Sandra Stewart, John Stiffier, Kenneth Story, Kenneth Straw, Sandra Strong, Barbara Stutzman, Jimmy Such, Dallene Sullivan, Ricki Sulllvant, Robert Sumner, Ted Sumner, Trent Sum mer Jr., Christine Swanson. T Don Taylor, Suzanne Taylor, Karen Teed, Don Tesdal, Dlanne Thomas, Hubert Thomas, Janice Thomas. Judy Thompson, Jim Tin- dall, Barbara Todd, Kenny Tracy, Dwight Triplett, Eddy Trumbly, Kathleen Tyler. U Terry Unrein. Carole Valentine, Robert Van Dell, Michael Van Dusen, Dennis Varner, Judy Vejlupek, Linda Ver non, Sharon Versteeg, Denny Ves tal. W Sandra Wagner, Larry Waldner, Jere Walker, Maurice Walker, Katherinee Wall, Robert Wallace, Monty Warn pier, Mary Ward, Charles Wardle, Kenneth Warnock, Blair Wasson, Dolores Watkins, Dwain Watkins, Barbara Weather- bee, Keith Weathers, Philip Wea ver, Lynda Weber, Becky Webster. Sandra Wentzel, Dennis West, Norman West, Judy W e s 1 1 i n g, Jeannette White, David White, Dale Whitehurst, Gerald White- Salem Clubs Put Emphasis On U.S. Savings Bond Drive Salem service clubs will begin putting emphaajs on the Salem area Share in America savings bond drive today with special pro grams and features. Special activities include honor ing several Salem schools who have exhibited outstanding cooper ation with the savings bond pro gram. Thomas Fndeaux, vice presi dent of 'U.S. National Bank of Portland, will speak on "The Mag ic of Tomorrow" at Salem Ex change Club noon meeting today in Hotel Marion. Honored at the meeting will be Bernard Bacheller representing Brush College School; Patricia Biddle representing C u m m i n g s School; Joyce Wilson, Four Cor ners School: Cheryl Parker, Grant School; and Janice Lyons, Swegle School. Salem Rotary Club will feature B. H. Hazen, president of Ben jamin Franklin Savings and Loan Association, Portland, at its noon luncheon savings bond program today. Hazen will speak on What's Ahead." Salem Lions Club will bestow school citations on Rick Query of Englewood School; Darlene Blisckke, McKinley School and Kathy DeLapp, Richmond School, during a noon luncheon meeting at Hotel Marion Thursday. Featured speaker at the Lions meeting will be Robert O. Lee, advertising and public relations di rector, Georgia Pacific Company, Portland. He will speak on "Tim ber Products and the Future of are pleased to nnounce appointment of FUNERAL mi AT FERRY WU Grants 18 Salem Area Seniors Honor Eighteen Salem area high school seniors are among S3 who' have been granted entrance honors at Willamette University, it was an nounced Tuesday by Director of Admissions Charles A. Paeth. The honors are awarded to en tering freshmen in recognition of outstanding academic achievement and citizenship. The group this year is the largest since the pro gram was inaugurated three years ago, Paeth said. Students from South Salem High School are Paul Allen, Constance Barber, Dennis Gwynn, Ruth Harn Sberger, Louise Laws, Mary Ann Petrie and Robert Seeger. From North Salem are Susan Griffith, Robert Herberger, James Litchfield, Ramona Salminen, Ma: rilyn Sparks and Gloria Wood. Other Salem area high school students are Jon Wollander, Jef ferson; James Phillips, Lebanon; Priscilla Prouty. McMinville: Ju dith Miettunen, Molalla, and Mar cia Bryant, Sheridan. Liquor Official Resigns His Post PORTLAND m The assistant administrator of the Oregon Li quor Control Commission has re signed his post to enter private law practice. V. Geofge Van Bergen, former assistant license supervisor for the commission, said Tuesday his res ignation will be effective June 30. hurst, John W h It m i r e, Michael Whitmore. Patty Wickman, Nelsa Wiessner, Patricia Wilder, Howard Williams, Sharon Williams. Howard Willm schen, Don Wilson, Doug Wilson, Jimmy Wilson, Rick Wilson, Shar on .Wilson, Glen Wisser, Alvin Witham, Richard Witt, Donna Wit tenberg, Bob Wittman, Gary Wolf, Beverly Wolfe, Marilyn Wolz, Ger ald Woock, Penny Wood, Steven Wood, Helen W o o d r u f f e, Alice Workman, Allen Wright, Barbara Wright, Bert Wright, Lola Wright. Y Dennie Yost, Carolyn Young, Russ Younger, Richard Yunker. Z Dolores Zahradnik, Roger Zum- walt. the Northwest." Englewood, McKinley and Rich mond schools have had the sav ings stamp plan for over 15 years. School principals will accompany students to the luncheons. Share In America week is de signed to boost savings bond sales across the nation which at present show $41,686,000,000 of outstanding series E and H savings bonds. Some $32,850,000 E and H bonds are outstanding in Marion and Polk counties alone. Average life of these bonds is Vk years. Salem area bond oficials are still seeking the individual in Mar ion' and Polk counties who has the longest continuous participation in a payroll savings plan, according to Donald B. Peterson, Salem area chairman. Applicants should con tact Peterson at Commercial Bank in Salem. Winner will receive a $25 savings bond. oooooooobooooo famous top quality Bruce Self-Polishing Wax now only 79 a quart This is the very same Bruce Self- Polishing Wax that sold for $1.09 a qt. The only change is the price. Guaranteed equal or better quality uian any orana ai any price or money Why pay more? FOR FLOORS USE BRUCE Ctesninf Wix Floor Clssmr Asphalt Tils Claaner Piste Wax a l. aauci comimpmis, ooooooooocooo He's Willing , iL.'.Wl riWili RICKREALL For 17-month-old Clarence Buhler Jr., Dallas, sheep hold no fear. He Is used to them at home, said his father, Clarence Buhler, right, who is shown holding the Polk County champion lamb. Buhler showed the lamb for Jim Smart, chairman of the show. Clarence's sister, Gennle, ZV years, is never quite as sure that lambs are as peaceful as they look, her father said. (Statesman-Farm Photo) Spring Valley Man Wins 3 Show Prizes By LILLIE L. MADSEN Farm Editor, The Statesman RICKREALL James Smart, Spring Valley, chairman of the an nual Polk County Spring Lamb show, said he put on a good show Tuesday. When all judging was completed, Smart had captured three of the four purple championship ribbons offered. Smart's champion single was a stocky little Southdown cross, while his pen of three was a Southdown -Suffolk- Romney cross. Judge George. Potts, Portland, said the three were "as uniform as any three lambs could be." The judge also remarked that the entire 350 lambs exhibited Tuesday were "excellent quality." Ribbons Presented Claude Stuesloff, Salem, chair man of the Willamette Valley Ram Sale, Inc. presented the purple ribbons to Smart. Bruce Arnold, Pacific Wool Growers, Portland, Judged the number of fleeces also exhibited. Top place winners here were Mc- Crae Bros., Monmouth, braid class; Charles E. Baker, McCoy, ft quarter blood; Kenneth McCrae, quarter blood, and N. John Han sen, Dallas, low quarter. Arnold remarked that much of the wool this spring was weak in strength. Too many growers had felt that because the winter was open, the sheep needed no sup plementary feeding, and this left the wool weak, the judge said. First place winners in the lamb show were: Hampshire and Suf Tifetw " .. ks fix Y.; IN to Pet Lamb; Sister Reluctant folk mutton breeds, single fat lamb, William Harland, Rickreal; pen of three, J. B. Lorence, Mon mouth. Mutton breeds, Shropshire, Southdown, Dorest and Cheviots, single, Harland; pen of three, Smart. Mutton breeds, new exhib itor, single, Curtis DeJong, Sher idan; pen of three Charles Ross, Rlckreall. Wool breeds, Hugh Mul ler, Dallas; pen of three, J. B. Lorence. Wool breeds, new exhib itor, single, and pen of three, Mon roe Cline, Independence. Champion pen of three, Smart: champion pen of 10, Ross; grand champion pen, Smart. Four-H exhibits: mutton breeds, single, Tom Hansen, Dallas; pen of three, Richard Fleming, West Salem; wool breeds, pen of three, Duane Riddle, Monmouth. Future farmers: muiton Dreeas, oom single and pen of three, Chappy Arnold, Rickreall. Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay just south of the Maryland line has an American-trained Jap anese doctor. The island has a population of 1,100. . All Detroit knows it! The EDSEL LOOK is here to stay -watch the others copy it next year! n ( Ml ,fZ7 AGNEW MOTORS, INC. 435 N. Commercial Street IN OTHtft Alt f AS 11 W Program Set For Dedication Of Pelton Dam PRINEVILLE - An eight - hour program of JO activities will sur round this Saturday's dedication of the multi-million dollar Pelton hy droelectric development on the Deschutes River, 11 miles north west of Madras, according, to the sponsoring Central Oregon Cham ber of Commerce. Marine activities, including i troupe of 30 expert water skiers, a "chuck wagon ' feed for the gen eral public, war dances by the famed- Warm Springs Indian scouts and fireworks are some of the events scheduled. At noon, the celebration will open with the selection of the Sis ters rodeo queen. Over 5,000 visitors are antici pated for the event, which is billed as one of the biggest celebrations ever planned in the Central Oregon area. 4 i i. 5 BlaH And only Edsel has all these advanced ftaturesl New exclusive Teletouch Drive with shift buttons on the steering wheel hub New high-economy 303 ( and 345 V-8 engines New self adjusting brakes New "twist-of-the-wrlst" Dial-temp heater control New comfort-shaped contour seals. Lass than fifty dollars difference between Edttl and V-I's In the Uw-Frlced Three I Baud i comparison V mfctwt mggtttti riMtditinrtd pricts. Used Car Buyers! See our outstanding selection of Salem, Oregon fC rOUft LOCAL ! AfAiC Salem Teachers Selected To Attend Science Meeting Two Salem Junior high school science teachers have been select ed to attend a West Coast Sum mer Science Conference next month at Oregon State College, it was announced Tuesday by Nation al Science Teachers Association. Tney arc Darrell Crossler of Parrish Junior High School and Maynard Tweet of Leslie Junior High School. A Lebanon High School teacher, Mrs. Elva La Rowe, also was named on the list ITs 3 NOI" NOI NO! CLYDt... TUN I SO ARC TMC DISH FOR FRIDAY ! a Bnaaar o-oniokbm TUNA PRODUCT ' Distributed by: PORTLAND FISH CO. SOI N.W. 3rd, Portland IF I CAN EVER FIND THE PHONE... I'M installing Gas Heat RIGHT NOVVI' Ashes are ashes . . . dust is dust. For heavens sake avoid this fuss! Enjoy the cleanliness of natural gas. Call for a free gas heat estimate today. PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY Edsel dared to give you the change that had to come the fresh, distinctive look that's sure to be copied. Worth more now and years from now. 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