Career Night
At High School
. . Thill preparations have been
mad for the second annual "Ca
reer Night" which will be held
tbii evening at Salem high
school.
All student of the parochial
school, the three Junior high
fchoola. and the high school art
especially Invited to attend. Ca
reer night Is sponsored jointly
by the Rotary Club of Salem and
the senior mgn scnooL
All those attending will go to
the auditorium for a short time
to bear brief explanation of
the program and to hear wel
coming addresses. Joe Dodd will
talk on community objectives of
the Rotary club.
Then everybody will go to the
, room where the career they are
moit interested In is being dis
cussed. There will be two forty
minute periods during the eve
ning. The first one will be from
- 8:80 to 9:10 and the second pe
riod will last from 9:15 until
:8.'.
The speakers will first give
the moat common name of the
occupation and then give a gen
eral description of the career.
Next, they will give the prefer
red age, working conditions,
. wages, hours, surrounding, haz
ards, and safety measures of the
job. They will also tell about the
education needed for the occu
pation and several other things
about the career.
Careers represented this eve
ning will be accounting, business
administratloon, civil service,
airline hostess, pilot, auto me
chanic, machinist, beautician,
clerical worker, secretary, den
Istry, medical doctors, pharmacy,
engineering, farming, food pro
cessing, forestry, wood process
ing, interior decorating, art,
journalism, law, music, nursing,
photography, printing, radio,
television, sales person, public
speaking, salesmanship, science,
research, social work, religion,
and teaching.
The student leaders presiding
ever the discussion are from Del
RamsdeU's public speaking
classes. T
August Ekman
Dies at Eugene
Sllverton Word was re-1
celved Wednesday of the death
t August Ekman, 62, the morn
ing of February 18, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Eugene, follow
ing an extended Illness.
Born February 21, 18S1, in
St. Paul, Minn., and had retid-1
; ed in Silverton and Eugene
since his discharge from - the
' army of World War 1. j
He was married to Mlsij
Blanche Hubbs of Sllverton,
June 28, 1937. Mrs. Ekman 1
' survives, also one brother, Ern- i
est F. Ekman of Sllverton, and
many other relatives In the
' mldwestern states.
The widow at her home in
Eugene, Wednesday afternoon
' announced that private services
, would be at the Memorial
s chapel of the Ekman Funeral
t Home, Friday, February 20, at
11 a.m. and a request was made
: that no flowers be given.
The Rev. Burtner of the Trln
i ity Methodist church of Eugene
will officiate, concluding rites
. will be at the Silverton ceme
tery. During his years in Silverton,
Mr. Ekman was an interior
decorator and finisher. He was
n active member of the Eu
gene Trinity Methodist chu'eh,
and was a member of the
American Legion post No. I.
He belonged to the grange
'near Eugene.
Dead Whale Washes
Onto Beach at S.F.
San Francisco W A weighty
problem about three decaying
tons of it was washed into the
laps of San Francisco author!
ties last night.
But no one could be found
who was willing to do anything
about it.
The problem was a dead
whale the size of a small truck.
Salem Heiahh
Salem Him. u ...
,, aiviw wan
twenty da rent ni .-j
tended tne assembly on Tuesday
"""7" preieniea to the stu
dent body of the Salem Heights
school hv tk. .ik j- ,
Brents, teacher, directed and was
ulc ay urs. Robert Hart
nun, room mother.
Susan Zwicker L h.
to the flsi. and Rt.P K..,i.i
uflium. dinira Main . u -
play announcer.
The Dlav nrrunl v.i
entlne Day at the Court of
xiearis. in tne cast were queen,
Karen Harris, kins Snhari u.
man, knave, Paul Finell. Prince
oi nearis. uanny Elswerth, Prin
cess Roseanne, Susan Bartlett,
ladles in waltinr. Juriv iurr-ti-
Ian, Molly Allen and Mary Wll-
Dur, neraias, Claudia Weaver,
Bonnie Jean Kurth and Betty
Jean Dvke. haatt rrin.,. s,....
Raymond, bead chef, Curtis
n sixer, ooy, oia man, chefs as
sistant, and prince of diamonds,
Bill Allen. Prince Jimrr r.nr.
don Franke, Prince Caspor, Don
n orris, ranee uscar, Richard
Post, and the Fairy Godmother,
Linda Rich.
Marion Miller, principal, in
troduced each ltiMint in ik
sixth rradc II thla Hi mm their lat
performance for Salem Heights
scnooi.
Speech Meet
Cougar Scare Calls
Oregon City Nice
Oregon City WV-State hunt
ers were asked to come here to
track down two cougtrs
housewife said she saw in back
yards Wednesday night.
Mrs. Irene Dionne said she
heard a whimpering In the yard
and investigating, aaw the cou
gars. She sent her son, Ver
non, to get help from the
neighbors.
The neighbor fired two shots
at the animals, but missed. Po
lice, who were called, found
tracks but lost them in the
rush. The police, in. turn,
asked for the hunters.
The Stil em hlzh irh itu
dents will travel to McMinnville
today for the annual Linfield
College Speech tournament Miss
Amanda Anderson is their coach.
The 21st Linfield speech tour
nament will be held today, Fri
day, and Saturday. Salem won
the sweepstakes trophy last year.
Representing Salem
George Matter, Louise, Owens,
Dawn Pierce, Larry Sharp, Mary
Jane Thomas, Mae Baker, Ron
Anderson, Gail Blush, John Gil
man, Karen Johnson, Dorothy
Kinney, Roger Moorhead, Pat
D'Malley, BiU Cook, Ann Han
sen, Rosemary Gilbert, Sue Syr-
lni, ana Carol warren.
Divisions which Salem will en
ter are impromptu, the subject.
Our Foreign Policy"; after din
ner speakers, the subject, "Am
erican Characters": radio speak
ing current newa commentary,
oratory, extempore speaking,
"The Expansion of Federal Pow
er"; and an interview, in which
the entrant will apply and then
interview for a lob.
Tne debate subject is "lie-
solved That the Atlantic Pact
nations should form a new fed'
eral union." Nine debate teams
from Salem will compete in this
division.
Americans Savages,
Says Red Calendar
Jack Benny Sister
In Law Gets Decree
Santa Monica. Calif. Mrs.
Babe Blum, Jack Benney sister-in-law,
has divorced Myrt T.
Blum, business administration
expert and oil man.
"Ha stayed out all hour of
the night without explanation.
user profane language in xrom
of my friend and embarrassed
me," Mrs. Blum, 47, testified of
her 82-year-old spouse.
Stockholm, Sweden I) The
greatest man who ever lived
was Joseph Stalin . . . Ameri
cans are asvages and murderers
. . . space men may live on Mars
and Venus . . . Thla is the 36th
year after the Russian Revolu
tlon.
These are some of the things
emphasized In the 1993 Soviet
cslendsr printed in 15 million
copies by the Soviet state pub
lishing house Gospolitizdat to
help Russia' million keep
track of the day and up on
their communist catechism. A
copy has just reached Sweden.
rear.
SValselz Thefts
May Be Solved
Dallas Possibility that the
theft of tools of considerable
value from two different firms
In Vslsetx on the night of Feb
ruary 7 ha been solved ha
been announced by the Polk
county sheriffs office.
Sheriff Tony Neufeldt has
been notified by the Oregon
state police that Ronald Henry,
transient, ha admitted tne
theft of an assortment of band
tools from a Valsetx Lumber
company shop, a well as the
theft of a gun and purse from
an automobile. He denies any
knowledge of three chain saws
stolen at this same time, but
does admit breaking Into a gas
pump In addition to the other
thefts, Sheriff Neufeldt said.
Henry was apprehended by
state police at Hillsboro Mon
day and ha been turned over
to the custody of the Washing
ton county sheriff, E. H. Bush.
At present he 1 being held at
Washington county on another
charge, with a "hold" on him
for Polk county authorities.
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