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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1947)
Smoking Ban Made Official An ordinance was enacted by the city council Wednesday night to prohibit smoking at boxing matches in the armory, or other places where similar athletic meets are held. The measure is primarily a fire pre vention move and had the back ing of Tire Chief W. P. Roble. The ordinance bill severely restricting the sale and use of fireworks was put through three readings and passed. In the downtown area it completely prohibits fireworks shooting, and in other parts of the city limits them to three days, while retail sales are limited to 11 days. . A zone change by ordinance was approved in J. Myers addi tion where a trailer court is to be established. Introduced was a bill lo re new the franchise of the South ern Pacific company on Union street for a year. A bill to ex tend Frederick street, and one accepting property deeds from Virgil Anderson and R. A. Ram age were introduced. A petition signed by about 40 people was received, asking for installation of traffic lights at Center and North Cottage. City Manager J. L. Franzen re ported that petitions had been found sufficient for the im provement of Frederick, from 20th to Breys; Adams, from 23rd to 24th: and Spruce from Cherry to Myrtle. Plans and specifications were approved, and intention to im prove declared, for the alley in block 13 of North Salem addi tion; East Nob Hill street, from Superior to Oxford; Pine, from Laurel to Myrtle; Jefferson, from Commercial to Fifth; and 15th, from Market lo Norway Three letters, one signed by 12 persons, were read asking that the council grant a further franchise or permit to Salem Electric so that it may install service in a number of homes. Jefferson Holding May Day Program Jefferson, May 8 Annual observance of May day will be held by the Jefferson schools Friday starting with a genera! assembly at 9 o'clock, eighth grade competitive races during the remainder of the morning, and luncheon at noon with the sophomores selling food. The May day dances by the grade school will be held at 1:15 o'clock with Jefferson and Aumsville baseball teams play ing at 2:30 o'clock. All eighth grades sending high school stu dents to Jefferson will be honor guests for the day. Members of the royal court are Queen Betty Jo Herring ton, King Gene Pilcher, Prin cesses Betty Burns Baxter, Doro thy Brown, Jeneane Christen sen, Lucille Corbit, Betty Jean Fish, Shirley Jorgenson, Melissa Robnett and Marlena Sparks. Mrs. Foster Honored Macleay Mrs. L. H. Foster was honored with a shower at the home of Mrs. John Gruchow with Mrs. A. Zuricker assisting hostess. Guests present were Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs. Joe Fredrick, Mrs. V. Fredrick, Mrs. Albert Sahli, Mrs. Roy Horsley, Mrs. W. F. Cole, Mrs. Art Spellbronk, Mrs. Irvin Bar tels, Mrs. Wilber Miller, Mrs. J. O. Jolley, Mrs. Stella Mas ten, Mrs. Bill Bettleyoun, Mrs. Art Johnson. giveem a match -thatf! make em cheer On the one hand lively flavor, on the other nouriihing food value they mak on exciting match in tight, crisp, new, ready-to-eat Corn-Soya. Get it at your grocer's today. 3 iiHr-' Uom, SOYA Mf CORM hr rv.r mi r Legion Club License Request Approved Recommendation of the city council will go to the state li quor commission for the grant ing of a club license to Capital Post No. 9. American Legion. If approved a bar will be in stalled in the club rooms at North Collage and Chemekela. The application, when it came up Wednesday night, had the recommendation of City Man ager J. L. Franzen and was ap proved by the council without argument. Falls City Mothers' day will be observed at the various churches Sunday morning. A gift will be presented to the old est and youngest mother present. Leo San Juan Bound? New York, May 8 (U.R) Re fusing direct comment, Leo Du rocher, suspended Brooklyn Dodger manager, indicated to day he would listen to a propo sition by a Puerto Rico winter league official to manage the San Juan ctub this fall. I LEGAL TAXPAYER'S NOTICE The Board of Equalization meets rm the irrond Monday In May of fuch year for the purpose of exAminlnn, correcting. nnl equalizing the ssstsamrnt rolls ol Mar ton County, Oregon. Alt persons df .sir inn to protest any assessment, on said rolls must do so according to the follow ing provisions of the law: "Petitions or applications for the reduction of a par ticular assessment shall be made In writ ing, verified by the oaih of the appli cant or hit attorney, and be tiled with the Board within 1 weelc from the tune it la by law requirrd to meet: and any Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday," May R, 1947 11 petition or application not so niRde. verl- May 19. 1947, at 10.00 o'clock in the for- fied and filed shall not be considered or acted upon by the board. " R. "Tad" Fhelton, fJoiinty Assessor fnr Marion County. Oregon. ArJ 24, Ma.- 1. 8. Tf ndf r. juicy, flS LYNDEN CHICKEN FRICASSEE MwMkffM "Half chicken in a can"- 2 jf! Delicioui with dumpling) AiRTTfAhjl I If or hot bUcuit.l iSMui l ADMINISTRATORS FINAL NOTICE Notice la hereoy g;n tr, M. 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