THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, him, Ortgoa
Friday, Hay 15, 1953
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Ask Bids for
Bjg Cliff Line
k The Bonneville Power
mlniitration bas luued a
for bids on Invitation 7026 for
for construction of the Big
Cliff-Detroit 13.8 kv trans
mission lino.
Bid will be opened In Port
land, Ore.. Monday. June 1.
. The successful contractor
will be allowed 60 days to
complete the work outlined
under the specifications.
This line is approximately
3.8 miles in length and begins
at the Big Cliff powerhouse
and extends to the Detroit
powerhouse where power
from these generating facili
ties will be stepped up to'230,
000 volts for connection to the
Columbia river grid system.
Cooperation Asked
In Circus Tickets
The Salem Lions club that
is sponsoring the appearance
of Bailey Brothers circus,
June 8 and 0, seeks the
cooperation of business men lc
connection with the advance
sale of tickets but there will
be . no pressure, said Carl
Aschenbrenner, president of
the club. - ' -
Advance men of the circus
are in the city seeking to inte
rest merchants in purchasing
ticket to distribute to their
customers. "We will not stand
for any pressure in this mat
ter," stated Aschenbrenner.
"We would like their co
operation, for the receipts will
be used in the Lions club
many projects, but we want
their response to be purely
voluntary.
The circus will pitch Its
equipment at Waters base
ball park for it two day
stand.
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Viewing from the nave toward the altar of Salem's new
Episcopalian church, under construction on East Myers
and High streets, offer this view of laminated arches above
the chancel. Distance from the point of the arch to the
floor is 41 feet and eight inches. A. N. M In den, Portland
builder, is contractor of the new edifice.
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Reese Chairman of
Western Conference
Dean Seward P. Reese of the
Willamette University Law
College, has been named chair
man of the conference of West
ern Law Schools at their meet
ing in "Salt Lake City. The con
ference Includes 27 accredited
law schools in 10 states.
Associated with 'Dean Reese
during his terra of office will
be: Dean Gordon Johnston,
Denver University; Prof. Orrln
Davis, University of Southern
California; William Merryman,
Stanford University and Prof.
Robert Clark, University of
New Mexico.
' Reese, who was appointed
dean of Willamette's Law Col
lege In 1846, is chairman of
the law school administration
committee of the Association cf
American Law Schools.
East Salem
GERANIUMS
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East Salem The church of
East Salem which has been
having two annual' benfit din
ners, one spring and one in the
fall, when Scandinavian foods
are featured, has this spring
dinner planned for Friday
night
Members of Grace Lutheran
church are serving a smorgas
bord dinner this week and will
begin serving at 5:30 p.m. Meat
dishes will be Norwegian,
Swedish and American.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Low
ell Holt and Mrs. I. G. Ler-
mon. General chairman is Mrs.
Roy Mathis. Members of the
aid which have been busy this
week in preparation are Mrs.
Gus Lermon. Mrs. Irving Hen
derson, Mrs. Marlin Voiding,
Mrs. Paul Bramble, Mrs. Henry
Storlie, Mrs. Carl Fiskejohn
and Mrs. Henry Hanson.
The largest attendance at
any achievement night pro
gram for an East Salem school
this year was that of Hoover
school Friday night with more
than 400 parent and friends
nresent
General music was by the
school orchestra led by Karl
Thelen.
DALLAS VET DUE
Dallas Sfc. Jervis S. Beebe,
1118 Birch St., Dallas, is sched
uled to arrive at Seattle from
the Far East Saturday on the
U.S. Navy transport Gen. Sim.
on B. Buckner.
Alumni Convocation
Hears Hugh McGilvra
Hugh McGilvra, editor and
publisher of the Forest Grove
News-Times, was the principal
speaker at an alumni convo
cation held on the Willamette
university campus Thursday
forenoon.
A graduate of Willamette in
1028, McGilvra is currently a
member of the Board of Trus
tees.
Herman Clark, professor
emeritus and president of the
Willamette Alumni association,
arranged the program.
Betty Starr Anderson, who
received her degree in 1840,
was featured soloist. She re
ceived her degree from Wil
lamette in 1840.
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Four Corners
Four Corners The annual
dinner and guest night of the
Firemen's Auxiliary was held
Tuesday evening in the Com.
m unity hall with the husbands
as guests. Covers were placed
lor SO.
Installation of officers was
held with Mrs. David Beam as
chairman, presenting corsages
to the newly installed officers:
Chief Mrs. Ivan Brown; presl
dent Mrs. A. E. LaBranche;
vice president, Mrs. Emery
Hendrickson, Sr., secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Morris Jones.
Congratulations were ex.
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Hendrickson, Sr., upon their
30th wedding anniversary
which fell upon that evening.
Mrs. Hendrickson was pissent
ed a corsage. .
A farewell party was given
Mrs. Kenneth Anderson on
Monday evening when her
mother, Mrs. August Sprenger,
and Mrs. Edgar Herrman were
co-hostesses in the former's
home.
Mrs. Anderson's parents
drove her and nine months old
son Bobby to Portland where
they left by plane Tuesday
morning- for Ketcnikan, Alaska,
to join Mr. Anderson, who is
employed there.
Presenting Mm. Anderson
with a gift handkerchief show
er for her going away on Tues
day were Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Elke, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sikle,
Mr. and Mrs. John Stepper,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Root, Mrs.
Roy Laynes, Mrs. Bob Trussell,
Miss Norma Sprenger. Out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Er
nie Lernhner, Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Sink, all of Portland.
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The Four Corners Extension
Unit will hold its last meeting
oi me year Tuesday. Mav 18.
at 1:15 p.m. in the Community
hall. The topic, functional house
dresses, will be presented hv
Miss Pauline Shaplowsky, coun
ty agent. Installation of off!
cers will be held.
weighed eight pound. There
is a brother, Jerry, and a sis
ter, Joyce, and the grandpar
ents, are Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Poindexter, Salem. Great
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Carruth of Salem.
Hostess to the Missionary
grou of the Baptist church on
Tuesday afternoon was Mrs.
E. R. Corning. Reading the
devotions and presenting the
lesson study was Mrs. S. D.
Hovey. Mrs. Wallace Tower
was a guest. Others present
were Mrs. uuver Kicnman,
Mrs. George VanLeeuwen, Mrs.
Minard Hermansen, Mrs. E. F.
Hausfeld, Mrs. S. H. Gable,
Mrs. W. R. Gould.
Mrs. C. R. Osborn was host
ess on Tuesday to tna Jouy
Eight club. A 12 o'clock
luncheon with pinochle follow
ing was the diversion. Mrs.
Cecil Hunsaker was a guest.
Mrs. Ed Jackson was a new
member. Others were Mrs.
Margaret Willis, Mrs. Earl
Kasson, Mrs. Arlo McLain,
Mrs. Henry Knight, Mrs. Jack
Fornot.
Nyy residents in Four Cor
ners are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Poindexter and Lorlnda Lee
Poindexter and Jerry and
Joyce Sealey. They have pur
chased the residential proper
ty at 4154 Hager St, moving
out from Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sandwlck
and children, Ruth, Esther,
Mary Jane and Dale, are lo
cated in the Donnelly cottage
at 455 S. Lancaster. They also
moved from Salem.
Dr. Brace Knapp assisted
by Mary Lois Mondloch and
Ruth Ingram, nurses, conduct
ed th well-child conference
Wednesday. Tenty-five chil
dren were examined and im
munized. Volunteer mother
assisting were Mrs. Oscar
Wright and Mrs. Eerett Mor
ris from Swegle PTA with Mrs.
Loren Richey as general chair
man. The June meeting will
be the last one until Septem
ber. Visitors in the Eldon France
home this week are his moth
er, Mrs. Ollie Mae France, Nor
man, Okla., and his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Butler of Oxnard, Calif.
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Felicitations so to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Poindexter upon
the birth of a daughter born
April 18 at the Salem Memor
ial hospital. The little girl has
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We Are Introducing a New Food Service for Owners
of Deep Freezers and Lockers ..
U. S. FEDERALLY GRADED MEATS -STATE INSPECTED
You may how buy your locker beef, veal, lamb, pork, poultry, ice
cream, vegetables, fruits, juices, sea foods, luncheon meats and spe
cialties at packing house wholesale prices.
We have realized your need for some time and have been work
ing toward this great saving for you. We are now glad to advise you
that we have been able to associate ourselves with the best and most
reliable growers and packers to bring you this great savings at all
times.
We buy in carload lots so you may have this tremendous saving.
$
50 Introductory Of fer
15 lbs. Ground Beef
5 lbs. Rib Steaks
2 lbs. Round Steaks
2 lbs. T-Bone Steak
4 lbs. Sirloin Steaks
6 lbs. Beef Roasf
6 lbs. Short Ribs
5 lbs. Beef Liver
5 lbs. Skinless Weiners
5 lbs. Minced Ham
5 lbs. Pickle & Pimento Loaf
5 lbs. Chicken Loaf
4 lbs. Salami
2 lbs. Perch Fillets
2 lbs. Rock Fish
2 lbs. Cod Fillets
12 pkgs. Peas Frozen
6 pkgs. Peas & Carrots
Fill Your Locker or Freezer
Now During Our Special Otter
6 Cut Corn
6 Mixed Yeg.
6 Broccoli
6 Cauliflower
6 Green Beans
12 cans Orange Juice
6 cans Pineapple Juice
6 cans Peachs
6 cans Strawberries
Don't forget, if you need beef only, you can buy Eastern Oregon White Face Beef Vi or
whole. A complete list of our frozen foods with prices will be mailed to you on request.
Convenient credit may be arranged.
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Phone 34858