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Gels Services
By an agreement between the
city of Salem and the Salem
school board, approved by the
council Monday night, the
school district is permitted city
sewer, storm drain and water
service connections for the new
Hoover school at the end of
Tess avenue.
According to the agreement
the installations will be at
school board expense, with city
inspection of the installations
Since the school is outside the
city limits a sewer service
charge will not be required of
the school district.
It is anticipated that the area
where the school is to be locat
ed will in the not far distant
future be annexed to the city,
and the agreement provides that
at that time the installations
will be turned over to the city
at half the cost of construction
It is estimated that the sewer
and storm drain installations
will cost $7,796 and the water
connection $1R87.
He's In Chester Stackhouse, director of athletics at Wil
lamette university, who is going to be course director of the
Salem Soap Box Derby that is to be run July 13 on Derby
Downs in Bush Pasture park.
Stackhouse to Direct
Soap Box Derby Course
By RON GEMMELL
26-Inch Trout' Caught
In Lebanon Area
Lebanon Winton Meuler,
local Mayflower Milk manager,
connected with a 26 'A -inch rain
bow trout Sunday while fishing
in the riffles near the junction
of Roaring river and Crabtree
creek. He played the fish for
IS minutes before landing it.
The catch weighed 5 'A pounds.
Sporting goods dealers here
said it was the largest trout they
know of that has been taken in
local waters in recent years. It
rivaled the 2814-inch steelhead
taken from Hamilton creek a
week ago Sunday by George
Babb.
Golly, you Soap Box Derby
guys, how lucky can you get?
Know who's going to be di
rector of that Bush Pasture park
Derby course come July 13,
when the first
official Salem
Derby, under
sponsorship of
the Capital
Journal and
the Douglas
McKay Chev
rolet company, is run off?
Well, it's a guy who has a
Pacific Northwest reputation for
organization of sporting events.
Who?
He's Chester Stackhouse, di
rector of athletics at Willamette
university.
Chet has attained quite a
SOAPBOX DERByI
Final Awards
For 4-H Fair
Stayton Additional win
ners in the Annual 4-H Spring
Show as announced by Anthol
Riney and . Anne Bergholz, ex
tension agents, follow:
Colthlnt demonstration, "Make That
Packet Square" Bara Mayer and Car
lene driest (a team), both of Kelzer.
Child care, "Bathing a Baby" Frances
Benson and Colleen Taranolt (a team).
Sliver Crest.
Cooking team, "Quick as a Wink and
Ready to Bake" Yvonne Qoode and Sue
Anglln (team). Middle Drove.
Individual cooking, "Mufllns In Min
utes" Marie DuRette, Buttevllle.
Dairy Foods Shirley Page, Mlddlegrove.
Cake baking contest Champion la Prls
ellla Durham ot Kelzer who will repre
sent Marion county at he atate fair con
teat. Others winning blue ribbons are:
Diane Lovell, Aumsville; Sandra Dickey,
Bethany; Laura Bennett. Aumsvllle.
Wool jewing contest Prlscllla Durham,
KelZ'r (going to state fair), and Mar
garet Katka, Hayesvllie.
Bread baking contest, Jr. Deanna
Dickey, Eethany (going to atate fair), and
Verlene MeUenhelmer, Bethany.
Sr. bread baking Betty Zahara, Hayes
Tllle (going to state fain, and Shirley
Page, Middle Orove (alternate atate Xalr
representative!.
Winner of the J. C. Penney award of a
4-H summer school scholarship at OSC
Is Prlacllla Durham of Kcizer. This la for
the outstanding clothing project. The Sa
lem store made the award.
Winners In the afternoon parade were:
One-room division Brush Creek, first
place; Union Hill, second.
Two-room division Bethany, first place:
North Howell, Central Howell, McCleary
and Silver Crest, runners-up.
Tour-rooms and larger Kelzer, first
aTsce; Jelferson, Marlon, Mt. Angel and
Auburn, runnera-up.
Parada Judges were O. W. Schachtsiek.
Stayton; Agnes Booth. Turner; and Rex
Hartley (county Judge), Ankeoy.
Chlorophyll, which causes the
green color of plants, is fount,
in a brown color in certain
algae.
reputation for his organization
and presentation of the Wil
lamette relays, that he has run
off with clock-like precision.
We sure welcome him into
the fold of Derby workers. It
now appears that everyone in
this town of Salem is going to
get into this Derby one way or
another.
Incidentally, Chet has had
some experience with these
Derby doings and won't be at
any loss in organizing the af
fair come Derby day.
Do you kids realize what
prizes are in store for you in
Akron, Ohio, in the Ail-Ameri
can Derby? ' Here's the official
line-up:
First Prize $5,000 four-year
college scholarship and 1952
championship trophy.
Second Prize 1952 Chevro
let Styleline sedan, equipped
with Powerglide automatic
transmission (trim dependent
on availability of material) and
second place trophy.
Third Prize 16 mm. Bell &
Howell motion picture camera
and projector and third place
trophy.
Fourth Prize 17-inch Ad
miral television-radio .combina
tion set and fourth place trophy.
Fifth Prize Complete Shop-
smith unit (five tools in one).
Sixth Prize Stereo Realist
camera, case, flash attachment
and viewer.
Seventh Prize Webster port
able tape recorder.
Eighth Prize Rolleicord cam
era with F 3.5 lens, and case.
Ninth Prize Royal DeLuxe
portable typewriter.
Tenth Prize Stanley roll-up
tool cabinet (29 tools).
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Fortune Found j
In Bloomers,
Pillow Case
Chicago (JP) A fortune in
cash and securities, all tied up
in pinK bloomers, stockings and
a pillow case, was found Mon
day in a safe deposit box owned
by an 85-year-old widow who
died five months ago.
Officials representing various
public agencies found currency
in $1 to $500 bills totaling
$12,712 in the bloomers and
stockings.
The money in the pillow case
will be counted Thursday.
The safe deposit box was
rented to the late Mrs. Cora Dra
pier in 1915.
Before she died last Dec. 9 she
executed a will, leaving virtu
ally all her estate, estimated at
$300,000, to her attorney, Pierre
J. Peloquin. The will is being
contested by Mrs. Pearl Golab
who was left $1,000. She said
she was promised $100,000. The
will was admitted to probate last
Choralairs Win
Music Festival
Independence - Monmouth
The Central high school Choral-
airs took top honors and receiv
ed a rating of "1" at the recent
music competition festival held
in Albany. Mrs. Joyce Garvcr,
director, led the students in two
numbers, "Ezekiel Saw de
Wheel," a Negro spiritual ar
ranged by Wilson, and the re
quired contest number, ''Be
Thou Not Still Oh Lord," by
Morgan.
Vocal adjudicators were:
Robert Walls, Oregon State col
lege; Stanley Glarum, Lewis &
Clark college; Donald Alton,
U. of O.; and Dean Mclvin
Geist, Willamette university.
After the group sang before the
judges, a clinic was held and
one of the judges presided.
Some of the class A and B
high schools participating in
the Oregon western district
contest were Willamette, Sil
verier., Lebanon, St. Francis,
Junction City, Cottage Grove,
University, Sweet Home, Eu
gene and Albany high schools.
Paul Dodd, Central high
school band director, drove the
school bus and attended the
contest.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, May 13, 1052 13
Kennan to Present
Credentials to Reds
Moscow Wj George F. Ken
nan, new U.S. ambassador to the
Soviet Union, will present his
credentials to the Kremlin Wed
nesday, an embassy spokesman
announced.
The 47-year-old expert on
Soviet diplomatic strategy ar
rived here last Tuesday.
He replaces Adm. Alan G.
Kirk, who left for the United
Stales last October.
week over Mrs. Golab's protests.
The source of Mrs. Drapier's
fortune was not definitely
known.
The glass slipper of the Cin
derella fairy story is supposed
to be a mislranolation of "pan
toufle en vair" which means
"fur slipper."
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toys Sam Pearce, Seattle, Wash. "If you want pickup, there
Isn't a car on the road, In any price class, that can beat the
Rambler. Yet for economy, the gas gauge goes dpwn so
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Pledged to Majority Vote
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tional mileage they get. This is the car that holds the all
time record in the Mobilgas Economy Run with 31.05 miles
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of these wonderful General Tires is right at the top . . ,
with General's usual margin of extra strength compared to
ordinary tires. If you really want to drive a bargain, see us
today for a set of General Saf-T-Milers. It's the greatest taj
tire value in town by far
BARGAIN SPARES
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that will keep you going
in an emergency. Many Carcasses without a single
break. Some tires with several thousands of safe
miles left in them.
New and Nearly New Tires off New Cars-
Famous-name, original equipment tires. Most of them
traded in by new car owners who won't drive on
anything but Generals, Some have gone a few blocks)
some t few miles. Take your choice at big saving!
off new tire prices.
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6.00x16
Plus Tix
1775
6.00x16
P'ui Tax
Some with
GUARANTEED USED TIRES-
5-7-9000 miles of tread rubber remaining. Every one
inspected inside and out and repaired where necessary.
Our Kraft recap shop and our long trade-in on new
tires keep us loaded with the best used tires in town,
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Plus Tax
710 State St.
STATE THREE SERVIC
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