First Quarter High !
In Building Permits
Salem's first quarter in build
ing permits was $1,231,255,
slightly below the first quarter
of 1946 which was $1,285,585,
records show in the office of
City Engineer J. H. Davis. The
latter figure was an all-time
first-quarter record.
The figures for March this
year were $777,996 in new con
struction and $54,777 in altera
tions, a total of $832,773. For
January the totals were $106980
and February $291,502. Willam
ette university permits in March
Charles Evans Has
sey Cattle club for approval and An octopus has eight lenta- Capital Journal. Salem. Ore.. Wednesday. April 2. 1947 7
publication. cles: a squid has ten.
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Register Record
A registered Guernsey cow.
Geraldinc of Oak Park, owned
by Charles A. Evans, Salem.,
has completed a creditable ad-1
vanced register record of 10433
pounds of milk and 471 pounds
of butterfat twice daily milking
for 305 days while on test andiB
carrying a calf. She started1
test as a junior 4-year-old.
Geraldine is a daughter of the
outstanding Guernsey sire.;
Foremost Repeater, that has 19
daughters in the performance j
register of The American Gucrn- i
sey Cattle club.
This record was supervised I
by Oregon State college and re-
ported to The American Guern-'i
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Larsen's Beauty Studio
were $545,000.
The big items on the March,
Front and Court Sts.
Phone 9163
1946, total were the Fust Na
tional bank and the Senator ho
tel annex.
471 Court St.
Phone 5033
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Doctors in New Building This new building at 1280 Center
street is now occupied by five Salem physicians. Its' 1400 square
feet of space is for office purposes. Occupying the building are
Drs. Charles S. Campbell, Lewis D. Clark, Horace D. McGce,
Maynard C. Chiffer and Robert F. Wulf.
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Doctors in
New Building
Parking will not present a
problem for the patients of five
fcalcm physicians and surgeons
who Tuesday moved from the
fongested downtown area to
their new physicians' building,
1280 Center street.
The building, of one-story
construction, occupies approxi
mately 1400 square feet on the
southwest corner of Center and
13th streets. It is of modern de
sign and fully equipped and was
completed at a cost of around
$50,000. It has a split brick ex
terior with radiant heat provided
by hot water coils in the ceiling.
Hospital facilities are not in
cluded as the building is strict'
ly an office structure with each
of the five physicians and sur
geons continuing with his sep
arate specialties. Ground sur
rounding the building will be
landscaped.
Occupying the new office
building will be Dr. Charles S
Campbell, Dr. Lewis D. Clark
Dr. Horace D. McGee, Dr. May
nard C. Chiffer and Dr. Robert
F. Wulf. Miss Lois Miles and
John Kelly will be in charge of
the office.
eign Wars building, 640 Hood
street. Registration is to start at
10:30 a.m. The program will
start at 11 a.m. and will be over
at 3 p.m. The county commit
tee has now completed all the
arrangements for the program,
exhibits and the lunch which 's i
to be served by members of the
Ankeny Home Ec club Grange.
Arrangements were made to
appoint a nominating commit
tee at the May meeting. Two
new members are to be elected
at program planning day, as
Mrs. Floyd Fox and Mrs. Verny
Scott are retiring from the com
mittee this year.
Those attending the meeting
Monday were: Mrs. Floyd Fox
of Silver Cliff, Mrs. Verny
Scott of Union Hill, Mrs. R. E.
Chittenden of Roberts, Mr:
Frank Way of Central Howell,
Mrs. Harry Martin of Maclcay,
Mrs. James Keys of Salem, Miss
Eleanor Trindle, of Salem, and
the hostess, Mrs. Rex Hartley.
in
Saint Paul's to
Hold Observance
The three hours, 12 noon to
8 p.m., on Good Friday, will
be observed in Saint Paul's Epis
copal church with Litany, medi
tations, scripture readings,
hymns and addresses on the
JSeven Last Words of Christ. One
.-may enter during the service
and leave at any time.
Extension Group
At Hartley Home
The Marion county home ex
tension committee held its regu
lar monthly meeting Monday
at the home of Mrs. Rex Hart
ley in the Sidney community
Plans were discussed for the
Marion county homemakers'
festival. This event is to be held
April 9 at the Veterans of For-
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