Frldsy, May 8, 1955
THE. CAPITAL JOURNAL, galem, Oregon
PW S
Half Million Dollar
Center for Lebanon
Lebanon Plans fnr
,plng center costing aoDroxi.
mately a half-million dollars
" uuin toanon were dis
closed this week by Fred Cub
bison, real estate dealer and
member of a corporation that
rwill finance and operate the
.venture.
The proposed center will In
clude eight business units and
pfour office spaces.
First official announcement
I of enterprise was made this
j week at the city council meet
ing when Carroll Courtnier
1 associate of the Cubbison real-
ty office, outlined the program
x and sought extension of the
j present business zone to in
j elude all the area for the pro
1 posed district.
The center will be located
I south of E street and west of
J Main. It will include Richie's
1 Drive-in, already in business,
j The business section will ex
1 tend 270 feet west on E street
TOP JAYCEE
1 Horace (Hunk) Hender-
son, Virginian, and national
president of Junior Chamber
1 of Commerce, w h o w i 1 1
apeak at convention here.
i National JC
iHead Coming
National Junior Chamber of
'Commerce President Horace E,
(Hunk) Henderson will be the
iguest speaker at the state Jay
icee convention in Salem this
(month, he assured the local
ichapter this week,
! "We consider it a feather in
,our cap to get the national
president of a group of 150,000
young men in over 2000 chap
iters all over the nation for our
jstate convention,"' President
iDouglas Hay of the Salem
'chapter declared.
1 The Salem Jaycees are host-ing-
the state convention this
Jyear on May 22, 23 and 24 with
headquarters at tne senator no
'tel. About 350 Jaycees are ex
pected from all over the state
-and about 150 Jaycee wives.
i High points of the convention
iwill be the election of state of
jficers, the Saturday night ban
iquet at which Henderson will
jspeak and the ball following
line Danquei.
! Henderson will fly here from
shis home in Virginia, giving
'Oregon s convention preference
(over many others in other
'states at the same time, Hay
jsaid.
I Wnriprsnn has hppn artivA In
jjunior Chamber of Commerce
iwork since 194.B when he re
turned home from the service
no organize and head the Wil
liamsburg chapter. He has been
:active in Williamsburg eovern-
Jment and church and civic
;work and operating a real es
tate, insurance and construc
tion firm.
and have a 828 foot frontage
on Main.
The enterprise will require
fuiuirucuon of an alley be
tween Main and Second street,
extending from E to Cox street,
a newly paved, dead-end street
extending along the south side
of the center.
The eight business units,
other than Richie's will include
a furniture store, hardware,
grocery, drug store, Bakery,
dime store and farm store, the
promoters pointed out. Four
office spaces will house two
small business units and two
will be for professional units.
All but the professional units
have been allocated.
Financed
Cubbison said that financing
of the building venture will be
met. in part through local
money raised by the corpora
tion and the balance in form
of a loan repayable by the cor
poration. Each business unit will be
Individually leased, and a large
parking lot with entrance on
both Main and E streets, will
accommodate more than 100
cars. .
The ' realtor said construc
tion will start immediately
upon favorable action by the
city council extending the pres
ent business zone.
The matter was-referred to
the council's building commit
tee for a report back at the
next council meeting. '
Names of the tenants who
will occupy the shopping cen
ter units were not disclosed,
The program will require
the purchase and removal of
six homes.
Colliers to Be
Semi-Monthly
New York U.B The Crow-
ell-Collier : Publishing com
pany announced today that
Collier's . magazine - will be
published semimonthly begin
ning with the August 7 issue.
Clarence . E. Stouch, presi
dent of the company, said the
85-year-old weekly would be
increased from 72 pages to
112 pages with the inception
of the new publishing sched
ule. Stouch said there "would
be increased editorial content,
but no increase in pictures.
The newsstand price will re
main 15 cents.
New Idea Used
For Memorial
The Memorial Day subcom
mittee met last night at VFW
hall to further plans for the
annual memorial service for
veterans who have died the
last year.
In the nast a church service
was held in conjunction with
a regular church service on
the Sunday preceding Me
morial Day. This year it is
planned to have a special eve
ning church service with the
women's patriotic groups in
charge. The patriotic men's
groups will have charge of the
parade, cemetery services,
water service and program on
Saturday, May 30. The eve
ning church service will be
held in the Presbyterian
church at 7:30 o'clock with ah
Invitation to all patriotic
groups in Marion county, and
closest relatives of deceased
veterans including the Euro
pean war. j
James Callaway, president
of the Federated Patriotic So
cieties of Salem, says this is
the first time that a candle
light memorial ' service has
been held in the evening and
hopes it. will be a success so
that it may be held annually
in the churches of Salem.
Bruce ; Williams Is general
chairman for . Saturday, May
30 and he will name his com
mittee. General chairman for
the memorial church service
on May 24 is Mrs. Ted Ullakko
hand assistant chairman is Mrs.
Austin H. .Wilson.
The following committee
has been named by Mrs. Ul
lakko and Mrs. Wilson: Mrs.
C. E. Forbis, Mrs. George
Pro, Mrs. Louis Maurer, Mrs.
Gus Erikson, Mrs. Blanche
Stuart, Mrs. Henry W. Fries
en, Mrs. Leroy Simpson, Mrs.
Mary A. Champ, Mrs. Kath
tryn Carter, Mrs. A. Kenneth
Smith, Mrs. H. G. Henderson
and Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf.
Dave Hoss will be master of
ceremonies.
TOO ROUGH FOB HIM '
Johnson City, N.Y. (U.R) The
C's were too rough for his sign
painter. The freshly painted
traffic warning on the pave
ment near St. James' parochial
school reads: "Cshool." And the
"C" is reversed.'
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the 1952 season was five
games (July 25-29 inclusive).
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