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Newspaper Page TextDaffodil Time in Valley TT ' V V' 1 -ft 0 J tANBY, April 10 The daffodil harvest If hitting Iti peak la the Caaby, WUsenvIIle and Tualatin area. Gale wiadi a week ago wiped out early blooming varieties but late blooming strain survived undamaged. Iand picking it acres are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hambach, whose fields let between Wllsonvllle and Tlgard. ? r i r.---: AROUND OUR VALLEY .'. . ly MUVIN JENKINS Valley News Stcrtwmon Nrt trvle . Population Drop io ReDorted bv Tr Of Canyon If you are one of those persons who have said, "Now if I were the Judge, I know what I wouw ao . . , men ne u your chance.' The City of Sheridan is looking for municipal Judge, and for economy reasons, preference If for woman. Mayor Fred Bozeman announced this week the council would ' receive applications for the Job of recorder and judge, plus office work at the city hall. If atUl interested, the Job pays approximately 1200 per month. Dallas firemen are going te be the water future. The Southwest Polk .county rural Are a,; i.i-i . ....k.u tank truck. . . It will M a lull ajrvmcu aw (nuv- - . ma-i l7ooo gallon tanker mounted oa a two-toa elussK Staa Maoj secretary of the fire district, said yP S lowering of fire Insurance rate when delivery la made around June. 1. . . " n.nn Crin i an AH-American son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crisell of Aurora, and with his brothers this week wa serf ' ously engaged to I gome of: toldieri. But Panny me " casualty. While climbing the log fortresa he gripped the top log Just as roc DomD lanaea. m. .' needed medical care, and today be nurses a painful fiatfull of fingers. .. " :; '- - .. .' , b.l.-.. .-.-.it. MAkr' riuh members found them- IWIRIH wminum. ........... - . , , . selves victims this week of a Kidnap Breakfast f the group, Mrs. Bay Rogers, sent three ears out and drivers did a good Job of sweeping up it women, man, aleepy-eyed la Umeaas, hoasecoata, and most of them ta euri IrsWas almost noon before the chatter rtWJ eof fee-time gals headed bona to cook luneb for their feu-. . baada,:;;...;., .., , ';:; If Roberta Nelson, the Bridgeport girl seeking office as treasurer of the Dallas High School student body, can handle money as well as she handles students, she ahould bej cinch for the Job. This week the Junior class member rounded up a group of fellow students, herded them out to her ibouse after school, and proceeded 4a place, them to work designing . . poster for her campaign. Election are AfM y-- They certainly believe In getting projects Wm In Delia. Ten days ago work started oa the Nativity aeene which Is erected each Christmas oa the courthmwe kivjl was In poor eondltloalart year and couldn't be show. Resi dents wanted to be sure It was repaired tblt season. Work being doae la basement of the John Radke 1 home at i 8M MlUer atreet, under luldaiee of Mrs. R. G. I-eFors of DaUasaad Mr? Ervta Neufeld of Salt Creek. Work s slow for throe luoSTJuA of volunteer labor lack of old 'lack of money. The latter for buying supplies. Do"B of any oMhe three Item, will be PPte. Nert meeting of group is Thursday, 7: P-n- at Evangelical Mennonlte Church, corner Howe and Miller streets. Another town with early Christmas ideas is Scio. Colored lights stmng across downtown streets ready for the Yule sea son . . . or forgotten after the last one. - sieeeesaaa Hews Bee-vise MILL CITY. April JOA popula tion count of the four major towns ia the upper North Santiam Can yon area shows a loss of residents to ttmse, while the fourth reported no change. Since the last official census was taken Idanha hat a toes of 180 people. Mill City is down ISO resi dents, and Gates lost foor. Detroit reported no change in population. That gives the four a combined drop in census of 114 persons. Gates and Mill City official re portedly left the drop was ao In dication of economic or business slump. When the official count was taken the population was swelled by construction of the Detroit dam, and included many migratory workers. ' ' ' Idanha's loss was credited to closure Of Idanha Lumber company milL : ' Valley Students On Spurs Staff, ' suteeaaaa Wews Berwlee McMINrWLLE. April HM)ne Salem and one Silverum student at UnfleM College have base elected to positions in Spun, soph omore woman's national service honorary oa the Llnfleld campus. They are Jeanne Sawyer, 1448 State Street, vice president, and Caryl Zetterburg. Route 1, Silver ton. ' ' ; . Both are now freihmen ana win become active officers on JWy 11 to serve for the remainder of this college-rear aod through their tophomore year at uniieia. , Crown Zellerbach Buys .Scotts Mill v Woman's Woodlot II SltW SWVlM ' SILVERTON, April Jo-Two hun dred acres of timber land la the FcotU Mill district waa sold to Crews Zellerbach company for a reported price of 130.001. The land waa owned by Mamie Mary Aaa Moxley. 1 Mrs. Moxley and herniate hus band lived there for 11 years. She plans bow to move to the old Dawes estate borne near Pine tree Four Corner. At prssent she is iking -on aa lM-acrt site near Scotts MUX. . - - , Valley Briefs f'.y Pnmona Granae Finds All But One Subordinate Unit Present luumu Wwt Mrvlee NORTH HOWELL. April to Over 100 persons, representing an aubordinate rls except Silver ton; attended Pomona Grange at North Howell this week when Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fox of Union Hill ahowed movies of their aroand-the-world airplane trip. . . A style show by women of the grange was followed by judging of Lake Lodge Work Nears Completion lUtnau Kw Srrtt LEBANON. April Jo-Only a few fii.hi.ia tfliirhd are left to the SanUam Fish and Game Associ ation's new Utooo lodge and office building on Clear Lake, it waa an nounred this week by Bert Bellin mm, mi i.hanoii. chairman of the association's building committee. Bellinger reports that work on ik. nrm .tmrture will be complet ed ihia week. Crews worked last fall until snow storms sent work men out of the area. Work waa ' um.id Iwa weeks azo. Members will meet within the next few days to prepare tha resort for the fih- , ingaeason. . : , Accommodations will be ready hv the ooetuns date. May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandt of Foster will again manage the reaon. : t i Salem Firm Bids Lowest on School ttitMsos Mews Service CENTRAL HOWELL. April J0 Bids were read hare this wee for addition of a new classroom at Central Howell School. . f Board memkera reported R- L. Forster and Son of Salem sub mitted low bid of $9,111. , Contract wa awarded the low " bidoas. - clothing made by the members. Directing was County Chairman Edith BueiH. and judging was done by Barbara Fessler, home demon stration agem. imwn Clara Mtnaro. Kooena, flrat: Marcaret Mttcneu, wooo- burn, second; Mrs. rercie moots, rirfield. third. Dresses Mrs. corneuus neies m Madeav. first: Mrs. Ralph DuRette. Fairfield, second; Mrs Robert Tlches, WeldOyHilU. third RuffGUdva waiunan. ursi- judse Ret Hartlev spoke on the legislative bill modifying family relationship responsiblUty law; Jason Lee spoke on a diu u license auctioneers, and Ben Eckley point ed out necessity of boas for better violHi in farm oroduction. Death of five merobers during the quarter waa reported: Fifth degree was conferred upon Charlene Shaner ana raui mil--hll Woodburn: Mrs. Jason Lee, Macleay, and Mary and Donald Dunn of North Howell Canyon Firemen Set May 31 for Benefit Dance iuifu news artte MF.HAMA. April 10 Fire de partments at Lyons and M shams have set roaay cvmuii, w; . for their fund raising dance. The u.h.ma deoartment has only r- heen orcanited. and will h. mnolied with a truck by the parent SUyton Rural Fire IJis- trtct. - . - A1 . rha Mahama deDartment is wort ft towards a suiuble building for tu truck, and1 the Lyons depart ment will use funds to Improve its atati a. 1 ' Music win be provided by Stubby Mills. ..u., ...... r-:. j mmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm anasin ftENZwa CONTRACT LYONS, April jo-Marl Linn acbool board members this week renewed contracts for all teachers. granting small raise in pay. Royal Court for Stayton May Day Fete " t. , : T . ' r I :' 1 v Mr it V: 1, laiimi Mews Falls Cay-Loyal Workers Class of Sdlt Creek Baptist Church will have dinner. at Salem resiauram Thursday evening at 7 e clock. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buhler are plan- nine activities, which tnciuae dowi- uig after tne meai, rMgewsert The Women's Club ill mact Tnaadav. 1 P.m., ai hnma at Mrs. Rose Hurcnpny. Women will wear tester bonneU of their owe creation Fans City Women's Missionary Group postponed their rnonuuy .nrk dv until 1 o.m. Wednesday Uue to evangelistic meetings being held thia week at e enruwan Churchy. . ' i jaWaea Well' child conference fnr ImmoniiaUons wiD be held in the grade school Wednesday. Any one wishing aa appointneot may call Mrs. O. D. stepnenson. , Aarara-Miaaionanr Society of Christ Lutheraa Church will be host . Wednesday to the Portland group. North Facitic Uisincx, aus- aicnary Feoerauon m uiwn church. Tha all day meeting in cludes luncheon at noon servea oy Aurora women. - - i BMaka-Easter service 'at As sembly of God Church will feature an it o'clock musical program. In the evening the Sunday School will present a special Easter pro gram at 7:30. Aarara-The PTA has voted to hold the annual school picnic at Aurora City Park, weather permu ting, on Sunday. May 26. Next meeting, last of the school year, will be May I, when new officers will be installed. , jaffaraaa JcffcrsoB Auxiliary will meet Monday night at 1 at the boms of Mrs. Jarvje. laffarnaa-Jefferson trade and high school bands plan a public concert in the high school gym Tuesday at $ OJn. There will bs an admission charge. , Waadhan-.Everfreen Assembly Order Of Rainbows, will conduct a Cancer Crusade Wednesday our- ins the dinner hour. Funos wm oa solicited from door to ooor, Salt Creek Alvin Aebi and his daughter -io-Uw Mrs. Orval Aebi, are ia California to bring home Orval Aebi, who is being dis charged from the army. He re turned last week from IS months duty in Korea. Lebanon Annual Linn C o n n t y Heme Extension Homemakers Festival will be held here at the trior hall Anril 30. ula Winter mote, county extension scent, head arrangements for the Z7 participat ing unite and their 740 ptembers. Valsets Annual Fisherman's Ball wUl asaln be held here Satur da evenine. first day of fishing, sponsored by the volunteer fire men. Door prizes are Being sougm this week for the event . Davtaa Mrs. O. C Goodrich win be hostess to the Dayton Gar den Club at 1 p.m. Monday at her home. Mrs. J. A. McFarlano will be co-hostess. There will be a plant exchange, y Dayten Budget committee will meet with the Daytoa council Tues day aT t pjn. at the CHy Hall to plan the city budget for the new fiscal year. Members of the committee are Calvin Armstrong, E. W Imlah Rough Road Stirring Up Chamber Ire Sistnaana News Service ' MEHAMA. April 10-An sctlve Narth Santiam Chamber of Com merce this week urged continued efforts to secure improvement of the EOthorn rood from Mehama to Elk bora mine where activity is commencing to spurt The 14 miles of rough road Is in bad shape. Both federal funds administered through the county court and fed eral forest road funds are sought. Chairman of the road committee is George Pettingale. Wayne Coles, chairman of the recreation committee, noted a re port at the time Detroit dam was built, that $00,000 trout yearly from the Leaburg hatchery would be liberated in the lake, has oeen ais- proven. . ... Plans of the Federal Wildlife Service and Fish Commission to blast Babnoa Falls in Little North Fork river have been dropped. The program met with opposition from the State Game Commission which has final voice, noted Chamber Secretary Jerry Coffman. Fred Snider, operator of Sudor's Boat Landing on Detroit Reservoir, win agaia serve free coffee open ing day of angling season to all fishermen at the lake. Last year he dispensed over 3.000 cups of free coffee, noted the chamber aecre ary. Chamber plans to also par ticipate in the coffee program have been dropped. , . f : A r . m.... 1 tlT , i . -t STAYTON, April te Nine pretty msldens waiting for My 4 whea they will rule aver SUyton High Schoool s Homecoming and May Day festivities. From left, Princesses Kathy Wilson, Bonnie Brnson, Betb Nortoa, Jerrle Waller, Queea-elect Betty BctheU, and Prin cesses Norma Bentley, Shirley Freeman, Leneda Mlntn. and Pat Woods. Nominations Announced At PT Club lUttnus News Service LYONS, April lo-A nomination committee for Marl - Linn School Parent Teachers Club has pro posed Donna Wesley and Dorothy Downer for president; Beth Prid eaux and Freda Wilson, vice presi dent; Rose Thayer, Joanne Crtt- son, and Effie Anderson, secre tary; and Alice DougaU nd Ber nice Bridges for treasurer. . Presiding over the meeting was Donna Wesley. Featured speakers were Letha Lierman and Lowell Lesley, seniors from Stayton High School, who discussed the exchange student program, : ' Last day of school picnic will be held on June 1 . Graduation of eighth grade students is scheduled May 29. . v... .j.'-rn Auburn PTA Given Report on Salem School Finances m Stateuaaa News Service ' AUBURN. April 20 A summari zation of the Salem school budget for the school year 1957-58 by Ar thur V. Myers, assistant superin tendent of the city schools, was presented at thia week's meeting of the Auburn PTA., Summer playground ' faculties were discussed by Vernon Gibnors, director of physical education and recreation in the Salem are. He showed e film explaining wcrk done by Decatur; Illinois, in this field, ' New officers were installed at the, close of the meeting. Marvin J. Scheidel assumed duties of pres ident Other officers are Mrs. Hugh McConnell, vice president; Mrs Jack Killinger. secretary; Mrs. Herman Fry, treasurer. Church Installs Foam Rubber Padded Pews for Worshippers Attending Monmouth SeWices , . ' !, . ttalaanuw News Service nut ic imA muinwthins fiew has been added to the Easter observance' thia season, la addition to a traditional and always color ful parade of new bonnets, snoes. ano ciow.ni., ".-. will offer worshipper, da kixe. comfort of foam rubber padded, plastic WTwertv7wo'of them have" been Installed this week at the Evangel ical United Brethren church in Monmouth by Ediger a Woodwork firm near Bkkreall. Supply SeVee Ckerches , ' ' It was one of seven churches sup plied by the firm- with new furni ture for Easter.-During the past four "weeks the Faith Lutheran church at The Dalles received JO pews, Emanuel Lutheran church at Hood River, got 15 pews. .Wamer Memorial church Vancouver. wah mt SI. the Evangelical United Brethren church at Jeffer son, 12: Bethel Baptist church at Aumaville, J4. and St. James Luth eran church at Portland, six. Ex cept for Monmouth, all orders were conventional type wooden pews. The Dallas firm, located midway between here and Rickreall on the Dallas to Salem highway, began as a cabinet shoo five years ago. but for the last three has devoted operations exclusively to the man ufacture of church furnishings. Pullmaa Charek BeaoUhd One of the mots beautiful cnurcn- ea the firm naa lurnuneo, saw builder Herman Ediger. was Con cordia Lutheran church at Pull man. Wash. A targe snare oi ns members are college students at tending Washington State College. The Polk county shop constructed and installed the 30 pews, commun ion raiL nulDit lectern, three large croeees, and foam rubber kneeters. Oak wood is used n about 90 per cent of the work, with the rest being mahogany. The hardwoods are purchased in Arkansas and Tennessee, shipped here by train. Mere Work Ahead - fiavaral more orders for pews are waiting to be filled right after Easter. Newberg Lutheran church will receive 36. White Salmon, Wash.. Lutheran church gets JO. Church of the Naiarene in Baker will receive 20. and Christian Mis sionary and Alliance thurch In Sa lem has ordered 24. ; ., f Local construction of church iurniture (there are two such firms in the Dallas area) is replacing that done by Mid-West and East ern firms, major sources of supply for religious requirement. y GRADUATION CONTEST WILLAMINA. April 20 H I g h ohnnl atudenta in Willamina and Sheridan will compete for $250 in .rii in the annual araduattoo contest. This year students in the two schools wUl compete in o contest. Intend of two separate con tests. ' s - and Stayton Alumni Returning May 4 Homecoming Freshman Members Of Santiam High Plant 5700 Trees ' iuuuui News Strvtee : . MILL CITY, April 2 Twen ty acres ef bau-aed-eat Umber UsaVaear Mul .City have- been planted with seedUag treee by freshmea stadeato ef featlaaa Uatea High SeheaL Stadeata worked aader gakiaaee ef Jee Smttb, assistant fareet ranger, ataatuig i.TOI Bay areea ear Teat Keck, 10 mllea seatb M bere. The planted area was the seeae ef a aaajer ferest Mass five years sge, - . Di Pas), cUaa. iulrariar. said the ereieet waa fart ef a aaM la ceaservatMa. It la baaed that ptaatlags will become aa aaawal featare ef the school's pregraaa. with aa area set aside especially far Saattam ohtdeata. --- FFA Chapter' Quite Busy SlaUwaua Nawa Swvlea JEFFERSON. April 20 Future Fanner of America members are now busy on a variety of projects. Biu Case is building a pipe trailer. Perry Davis ia repairing machinery and Eugeae Rose has completed some gates, Glen Tilley Is working oa a sheep feeder. Marvin Brown is building a hay elevator, and Gerald Zeh- ner, a self-feeder. ' Chamber Slates Talk by Holmes SUtenaaa News Bsrvlce MEHAMA. April SO - Gov.. Rob ert Holmes will be guest speaker at the May 22 North SanUam Chamber of Commerce meeting at Mill City. The meeting will be held in the grade school gym. Final plans have not been completed for the rest of tne program. , aeCDrcjaontatcsinaa' Statesman. Salem, Ore., Sun., April 21, 57 (Sec II)-23r : , . - . n Mill City Blue Birds Fly Up Into Camp Fire Girl Kanlt . atsun Nswa service turs. Lester Johnson. Mrs. Met ; MILL CITY. April 20 The high bourne Ram bo, Mrs. Fred Meora, school recreation room was filled to capacity Tuesday evening when Grand Council Fire for Mill City Blue Birds . eot! Camp Firs Girls wss held under oirecuoa m Mrs. Don Carlson and Mrs, Marlon Earnest Musician waa Mrs. Delos Hoeys. ' . " Rev. Robert Roach gave the In vocation. Following traditional can dlelight ceremony, Blue Birds sang several songs, and Camp Fire Girls sana the Camp Fire Girls Law. Fourth grade Blue Birds "flew up" into ranks of Camp Fire and were awarded ties. All of the lead ers were introduced: Mrs. Don Carlson, Mrs. Marion Earnest, Mrs. Robert Thorpe. Mrs. Frank Flelchall, Mrs. Wendell Heller. Mrs. Joe Ragsdale, and Mrs. Stan ley Chance. " 1 ' ' Special guests were Mrs. Georga Msrtia of Salem, Marion Couatyi Field Director, and Mrs. John' Lewis, executive director ef' thev Willamette Council Camp Chairman Don Carlson', talked about work still to be ne complished at Camp Kilowaa, -ml urged ail families, of the Camp FliO Girls to spend ss many Sundays'aa. possible at camp. Juno has bean? designated as Mill City Day, whewt it Is hoped all fathers will be ebJe' te finish up necessary work. A film showing the tree plaatiV program by Coos Bsy school eh1 dren was shown by Joe Smith the State Forestry Departments R , . 1 , ;'"t' SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS Sunday's Television Log KOIN-TV. : KGW-TV. I: KLOK-TT, U; KVAL-TV. U; KPTV, 27. er MM O aoiN Nat Cithad. Nifl. Cathed. Hal CattMd. (Natl Cathas. t .'.: .. ... . J ' . i o &rTvi.auiouc aiaai iieuiouo aw ivanouo mmm s.amoua- auai 9. aW 1 BOIN a flTha 1 COIN Tke Trip I . irh Ufa )Tk Trip Uvlnf Wsr4 rie Paftae May ae J. ' It Mar Saa fBlffl" KFTV Chs. el Christ lent, of ChrM jTilth rraattmiralUi I May Sm 1 avAi. luUnui Ntwt Service STAYTON. April 20 - Invitations to Stayton High School's Home coming and May Day tesuvmes on May 4. went into the mail nere this week to over nog aiumnt. dcc ratarv Sandra Davie and Treasur er Frances Peters handled the in vitations. Homecoming is one of the major social activities of the year, last year attracting over 400 former students. This years at tendance is expected te far exceed all previous marks. Stayton'g high school alumni as sociation da tea to 114, and rates ne of the very few high school aiumnt associations that have con scientiously carried from year to year the continuance of the as sociation and th annual homecom ing eventa. Many replys from former stu dents now living' la the nearby areas indicate heavy attendance. During the forenoon alumal members with baseball experience meet the current high school team. Tha aiumnt banauet wiD be serv ed at ia the evening at the school auditorium, and will be fol lowed by the Alumni Bali in tne grade school gym. During the peat week Alumni As sociation President Dick Heater has visited the school, extending an invitation to seniors to attend the banauet. Toastmaster for the din ner hour will be Gerald Marking. member ef the Class of im. - BOW "aim" r fBIm" . J ITodiy'S FslOl (Todays Mt. srTT UTraviata l trivia ta . u-rravuia iMTrevwa KVAt, . , iBowUnf 8owUa I BOIN Lamp te Pact (Lamp to Vast a ow mil Ha. I BPTV LaTravlata , aVAL Bowttoa Hill No. I LTraviata Cow Un( l art Word Kill No. T 1 a out now ILart Wore I ihiii no. 1. -' UTravlata iLaTraviata ILifhtd Window tUfhM WURlew Vara Nation IFara Nation Mua.:Talw'ne Mus.-Tanw'ns. laible fapptls Give KPTV Aftemaaa Tke.lAnernom Ths. Aftarnooa The. Afternoon The, BVAi, Christian Oct. iBlg Y Thaitra Bi y Theatre mil t Tntattw ws Itoundup )Nwa noundup faaoa a . KOIN 1(GW ' KLOB Colt ,xrtv Odyaaay World Sept la mt AIU KVAL Bia V Theat. pt. lOdyaaar . lOdyaan JTT I Books Booats ourney IGoK Tourney fOoll Tewmy IColf Totmey '; rurnoon The.lAfUrnoon Tha. lAtlamoon The Afternoon The,' IBig Y Tneat. laif a Tnaat. mg y I nn . BOIN Trlaad TUcka . JFritnd riicka I BOW TBA ITBA . ari.na Ravi vat aau, . mvlval Hour WalklLawmice WeUrtawrence W!k;. n m Baanlt fl.lvlna Ba ' BPTV ClvU Dafacaa IClvIl Defanaa ICtlrUtophan fCbiiatophars'tl JArmchaxtT Thai ArmchaiTThaa (rile -j file t , -4 . BVAi Lawrence WalkjLawmaa . BOIN BOW I BLOB FBPTV KVAL Washington Bq.lWuhlngton Sq IWuhlirton Sq WaahlngtoaSa. a 5 BOIN. G.Un Drake fajlaii Drake playhouaa JPtayhevse ri ,4 HOW Daaa Pia lt)B Pike lArounO Ue A round S, Kl'oa-Rel. Town HalllRtl. Town BalllOral Kobarta (Oral RobarW1 ' KPV Plajrkauas IPIayhouaa IPIayheuae (Playheuaa in.'.a KVAL TBA TBA ' " TBA ( TBA i-t; ' , " "kbm fir Powar Air Power lUana ILatale ;ih' KLOB Pioneer Plyhaa.PlonMr Plyhaa IPtoneer Plyhat Plonaar Plylaaiv Pre-School Club Mothers Plan for Year Enid Picnic Statasaaaa Wews Serrtra LYONS, April 20-Seventeea pre school mothers club members this week voted to retain present of ficers and no elect new leaders until fall. Plans were announced for a last day of school picnio to be held at the Dale Crandall home. The last meeting ef the school year on May IT will find all mothers going to Salem for an annual dinner. Aiiandini the meeting were Mrs. Alice Huber and ths wives of Ralph Hurst, Dale Crandall, Le land Manning. Donald Huber. Al fred Olmstead. Jerry Wilson. Charles Power, Arthur Olmstead, Floyd Chase. Gene Pennington, Roy Lambert, Luther Miley, El den Gilaon, Lester LuMunyun, Prank Crothers and Robert Moore. MOVE TO PRAIRIE CITY j , BROOKS. Aoril iO-Rev. e n d Mrs. Carl Swink and , daughters Carle ne and Rebecca, have gone to Prairie City where Rev, 0wlnk will become pastor of the Assem bly of God Church. I KPTV Meet tha Press' Meat tha Pran hoy Rogers KVAL Mrrt tha wwnwi ino aTaiinor wogara KOIN -WKOW lark Bannr Aakad lor It IJark nanny Wha( axao Tor ia irum Boy Roaars ... 'i VMy UnelWhat's My UnaL -heater ITilm Thaatef. DroanV1 ("My Draarar.i'l art no "hj Dnin" rUv Draam 1 My BPTV Bengal LancarIBnfil La near. Circus Boy fclreus Boy. i. BVAL Bengal LancrtBengl LainearsimiaBniy i-iyn.iioniy rra BOtN Ed Sullivan !KOW Tllm Thaataf KLOB "My Dream" KPTV tve All-B KVAL Steve Aiwn lEd aulllvan rilm Tkaater Allan .. litem Allen m KOIN 1BOW jit h-ilm Theater pllm ThaaUe' - rTrluinpn" J'Ttiumph" a,i Mm Alien . ' ft leva Allea . Mee Allan - IStera'Allan I Alt Hitchcock Alt Hltrhoock Amateur r. Amatanr Hr. , Badge Wehlnd Bade f Plyhae lOoodrr flyotf w. - Vmrm . lWvatt tan ' - m 000 Chall. , ISot.OOO Chall. IMIaa Brooks IMlalBrooki nrtda Musle ' Inalde Musle fchan. 0 Plyhae Chan, f Plyhla,2 . Vratlln. Wetlln JWreatUnf WraatUnt ,... aaretu Yeung JLeretu Young lSunday ltarj Sunday Jara, orctta Younf (LoretU Young (Premier Plyhg. Prernlar Plyna.S ' KOIN GX Thaatar, BX Theater ak naiur Amateur Hr. . . Ajnataur Mr. 1 lajatoa "Triumph" rTr,ilm,,hlt Mnin r BVAI, I . BLOB KVAL Loratta Young ILoretU Young IPremler Plyhs. I Premier PlyHa lantM riret Run ThaJFlrst Run Tne. nm nun ine rim nun yna, law Chin SpVbEjchan. S Plyhaa fchan. S Plyhae than. S Plyhes. S2ob CUphers (Chrlpher. ICMjher. Chjophjnu A BPTV LeretU y 1 1 Svll "lylts. IPremler Plyhs. IPremlar Plyhs. IPramler Plyhs STeaiaenrthle tor aaenraey aei atateeauut aMItikat t geaag rank Ike preHrreJa ' kat kecense rmaes . Sunday's Radio Log "ixai.M IMS BOAT ! BOIN STS BOW SSt BOON ISSS tUi Megacycles - KOIN ISI.ll KOW ISSJ ' M:tO HouaVa ei:se KOW-SJS Nttro Cauega Caatt aa:u 0i:ie ee:s BOM 4 Ckaraa eg the aj , BUY NEW HOME -,. BROOK8.-April M - Mr. and Mrs. OrvlUe Wymort have pur chased the Ingarmasoa home In Brooks from Otis Gilmore of Eu gene. , . Sunday Television Highlights KL0RTV (Channel 12): Majors Visit At Jefferson , ; . N . a. . SUtliaala. Wean aarvfcee ... JEFFERSON, April JO Major James B. DeCoster, accompanied by Major A. W. Cigax. both from the Air Research and Development Command at Baltimore, Md are visiting this week In the Jefferson area at homes of two sisters of Major DeCoster,' Mrs. Audio I'n ger ot Msrtoa road. , and Mrs James Beefe of Dever. Major DeCoster is communica tions a a d electronics officer, Msjor Gissi is personnel officer. They came west to fry a plane from California to Maryland. WORK ON HOUSE BEGUN SUBLIMITY. April JO-Construc tioa has stsrted on a bouse for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stuck art on newly opened Johnson street. Property was purciuueo from Her man Hassler. Hubert StuckanKis the builder. UNDERGOES SURGERY ' LABISH CENTER, April Io-Joc B..JI..' rt.ua siiia Jaki Riarr underwent an emergency BP- r- ni.a. u.rvePar. nendectomr at Silverton Hospital r Robert Todd and H, D. Tern- Iwedneeday Bis farhib reports fee . list aaa tmtitmnttmT aTainitlfrfl . KOIN-TV (Channel 6): :M aJB. Nelieaal Caueerai aervwes nnuaa presentation of the Easter ounaay aervreea Waslungton's National Cathedral. , . ...a "Mm" An unililuai DlKHODlay Dl UUJ and his donkey, and their adventures together. !:tS pjaOdysaey-'-Revolutioo of the Eye'U appraisal of moaern an. vmcem a i -, vr i mrtmr im anoeial truest. I:M pjaAlr Ir-The first .headcUsh be tween the Ainencan rtwoe t : the Soviet "Mig"- ''The Cold Decade Korean Stalemate." " ., a.aa.. ra Kalltvaa Shaw - Donald O Connor, and comedian Busier Keaton, comedienne Charlotte Rae, cartoonist Cheater itoura, etc. t-ea w.m.G. E. Theater An Army nurse cnoosrs ' . . . I. . . -J ...lliu to devote ner career to tne rauiinn mymw , Anne Baxter makes her television debut. . t 11:SJ a.m. kawtlmr en wi ine wan mai- ried, starring Joan Benneu, rrancn aewi, Lloyd Nolan., and Qtto Kruger. A man UkesTus wife nd son abroad on vacation. KGW-TV (Channel i): , 1 T U N aeea-Famlly Theater-"H1H Number One." ' Starring Ruth Hussey, Joan Leslie. Lett Erickson ; and Gene Lockhart. An Army chaplain UUU the story of the Resurrection and Christ's victory on Slnlantha I I N a.mDeaa Pike Bishop Donegan to conduct "... ..ml Vmmtmm" Thai meditation CO ine meaning w . 47 voice choir of St. John's snd a string quartet wiU take part. ' ' . ', V.n p.HaUywW Fllaa Tlatar-''Top Hat". . Starring Ginger Rogers, Fred AsUire and Ed ward Everett Horton. A classical musical comedy with Irving Berlin's populst songs.-- . 1S:M pjn. Cbaaaet Ftayheaee Toolght and TEverynight." Starring Rita Hayworth and Lea Bowman. Musical drama about, a young couple . : la love during World War U. S:N p.m-Amerieaa Rellgleaa Tewa Ball Meeting "How Much snouia toa uo ror 7:N a m- 'My Dream la Years", starring Doris Day, Jack Carson, S. Z. Sakall, Adolphe Menjou, Lee Bowman and Eve Ardefc. A radio talent agent . . discovers a new singing star. S:30 p.a. The Triamphaat Hear Special all-star Easter program, with music, featuring Ann nivth -Pat rvftrien Rnddv McDowell Jerry Co- loona. Don Ameche, the Dionno qutntupleU and . Nan Merriman. ; " . 11 :N a.m. The Christophers u- "It's Never Too Late". Lanny Rou presents the historical land ing of the Maynower. j . KPTV (Channel 27): S:N a.m Eaater Saaday Calbnlte Mass-A Pon- . Ufkal High Mass from St. Monicas nasiuca Music will be sung by a voice. oir-;; t:N a-ai-Thla Is the Ufe-'The Passion Play" re- enacting the Last Supper, the Trial ano- cnicr - flsJoa. and the llaaurractioa. ' " ,a a . mL ir..iim al Faith The First' Baptist ' Church of Las Angeles Choir will sing some of - the world's great Easter music. ------ 7"" U:N s.m-NBC Opera-"U TraviaU". with Elaine Maihin aa VioletU. John Alexander as Alfredo . rni and leor Gorin as the elder Germont. t:N y.ra Taeinuiment ef Chaatpieaa GoH). The ',- windup of the 5th annual Tournament of Cham pions. , a-aa oa Washlaatoa SWre Ray Bolgers all Eaater program win feature Opera soprano Patrice Munsel. " :N sjb Meet the Praaa Guest wiU be Vladimer - Poremsky. leader of Ihe uiidergrmiod now operat ing Inside Russia and ber satellite countries. IO N a.w tretU Yemg 8hew-"A 'Xegacy" left -to a mother leu child enriches tha lives and future ' of a family. 7i 8 9 Btcji to uoa ksLM Cona'v BaptUt I Salem Acad. KJTi u..; MRawival Hour Rtvlval Hour 'Revival He KUW PCVIVI VT . . . ... 'm.Li. era I B.UIak Sl.a4ae a. B00N Ught a m mgnt u -""7 ;!3 ii ' in . if.iu mm aM.1 iV.Im mS laaa. Back to Cod 1" 1 . . - I aiu.i.. Salt Lake Tab. 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