Pat 20
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Wednesday. August It, 1953
Confusion in
School Names
T h designation of Lincoln
for two schools within the Sa
lem district may prove conlus
lnc and Dr. Wolcott E. Buren,
In a communication to the
board, believes that the name
given the buUding in the Four
Corners area should give way
to something else.
This would mean that the
Lincoln school In Polk county,
acquired through eonsoiiaauon,
wnnM h retained.
The directors expressed the
opinion that Dr. Buren may
have something and appear
willing to go along with the
proposal providing a suitable
name be forthcoming for the
Four Corners building.
Dr. Buren suggested the
name "Waldo," in honor of
WUiam Waldo, an early day pi
oneer who served in the state
legislature during the 1880.
However, Dr. Buren states that
ethers may have names Just as
appropriate and the school
board is willing to listen to all
suggestions.
The Polk county Lincoln has
considerable historical signifi
cance. It was pointed out. At
the time the school became a
portion of the larger aisinci,
the directors considered the
posibility of a change, but pi
geonholed the Idea temporar
ily. The board agreed to accept
the contracts of four teachers
who will operate at the Halls
Ferry and Mountain vtew
schools during the 1853-54
term. These schools were con
solidated wiht Salem last
spring.
Some Delays
For Travelers
CHANGES JOBS
I
1
Frank Parcher, who has
resigned as manager of the
Marion County Red Cross
to take a position with the
Oregon Civil Defense.
Construction work can be
expected to result in some
delay in traffic on many Ore
gon highways at this time of
the year the state highway
department warned in its
weekly report on highway
conditions Tuesday.
Roads on which construc
tion is in progress were listed
by the department:
Corvallis - Newport highway
between Newport and Toledo
with possible minor delay.
. South Santiam highway be
tween Noble Slough and For
ster. '
Columbia River highway
between Cascade Locks and
M osier; also between Rowena
and The bailee although there
Js no delay to traffic over this
action. There Is also a pos
sible minor delay Jn traffic
over the Arlington-Heppner
Junction section of this high
way. The Dalles-California
highway between Spring
Creek Hill and Lobert near
Chlloquln.
Pacific highway bet waan
Cfaenowith park and Oakland;
also three miles south of Suth
erlln. Coast highway three miles
north of Gardiner; also seven
miles south of Reedsport and
a the Port Orford-Gold Beach
action.
Territorial highway between
the Benton county line and
meshlre.
Building Up
From Year Ago
July building permits in 10
leading Oregon cities averag
ed 20 per cent above July,
1952, according to the statis
tical department of the Suita
ble Savings & Loan Associa
tion of Portland, which made
the announcement today.
Totals were $8,102,389 for
July, 1953, 'and $8,228,279 for
July, 1952. June 1953, saw
permit totalling $7,010,744
issued. Salem's showing was
$414,295 worth of permits in
July, 1953, compared with
$332,451 in July, 1952, a gain
of 25 per cent
Figures for all the cities re
porting, for July, 1953, July, j
1952, and the percentage of !
gain or less follow:
1UI
Aibanr 4I.1M
Alton 107,071
Baktr S04.0&O
Bead ........ 111.400
Comlll. 57.100
Xuieno 009 971
Oranu Ftu . 111.701
Klamath ruu 218.130
LaOranil. .... 0.770
Com Bar .... io.ftot
Mtdfotd 1I7.7S0
OWOU Cltr .. 01,770
ronoicton
Portland
Roieburg
St. HWU
Salom . . .
bprlnifldd
Tho Dalle.
11.100
70.000
M.Otl
00.111
44,700
110.011
141.001
01.040
4J.0M
10,071
111. on
101,000
11,770
100,009
1,(10.330 4,074,370
70,030 71,011
40,950 000
414.396 111.401
, 110,140 140.0H
131,111 111.1
Total oiMoa s.ioa.iu 0.131. 170
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-71
141
40
333
-11
17
-1
094
-7
70
111
30
Thomas Jefferson sent cork
oak acorns from France to
friend in South Carolina.
Stayton Completes
Grade School Staff
Stayton At the regular
meeting of School District
77-CJ board Glenn W. Rob
ertion of Corvallis was elect
ed to teach In the system for
the next year. This completes
the roster of teachers.
The board awarded the con
tract for repairing of the gym
nasium and present brick
building roofs to Albany Roof
ing Company. They also voted
to accept the Columbia brick
in the erection of the new
school building. Construction
is progressing satisfactorily
although slightly delayed due
to difficulty In securing materials.
The district agreed to sell
the Oak Glen School property
M Andrew Vessells. School will
open Sept. 21.
Whether yoa're meting I
or U ablaut city, we aMer tha
flneot in warry-free aooTinf san
ies. Our local storafs and mer
ino; facilities an anexeelled. And
as representatives for Allied
Van Unto we cut place at your
world's largest long-dlstanee mov
ing organisation. AUIed's expert
packers, handlers aad irlTers
afrruard year poonoiloits every
step of the way. Call at for esti
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IT'S
LEON'S
GREAT
CLEAN-UP
NOW IN PROGRESS
234 N. LIBERTY
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9
Frank Parcher
Resigns Post
After 10 years with the
American Red Cross and two
years as manager of the Mar
lon County chapter, Frank
Parcher resigned Tuesdsy to
take a position with the State
Civil Defense.
Parcher became manager of
the Marion County chapter
August 1, 1951, succeeding
Douglas Simms. He had come
to Salem previously as liaison
between the Red Cross and
the Civil Defense agency.
During World War II Parch
ei was field director at the
Desert Training Center at
Indio, Cal. He was in charge
of relief for flood victims at
Maryjville, Cel., in 1950, and
in 1949 was director of winter
relief for 10,000 Navajo In
dians who suffered in the win
ter disaster that reached Rocky
Mountain and middle-west re
gions. He previously had
been with ht federal Indian
service.
,The resignation is effective
September 1, and Elton
Thompson, chairman of the
Red Cross board of directors,
who expressed regret at the
resignation, said a meeting
Monday night would consider
Parcher's successor.
Mrs. Parcher, who is a vol
unteer worker with the Mar
ion County Junior Red Cross,
will continue in that work.
Visits at HopeweU
Grand Island Mrs. George
Sargeant, 80, of Grand Island,
spent the weekend w'th her
grandson, Donald Sargeant, and
his family in the Hopewell dis
trict. ,
Ore. National Forests
Report Peak Earnings
Portland u. The 19 nat
ional forests in Oregon and
Washington enjoyed the largest
earnings in their history the
past fiscal year. Regional For
ester J. Herbert Stone said to
day. The foreots deposited $37,
500,000 in the federal treasur
ery during the year ended June
30, Stone said, higher by al
most $7,000,000 thsn proceeds
for the previous year.
$146,200 Damage Suit
Filed Vs. Lumber Co.
Roieburg, OJAA third suit
has been filed against the X.
K. Wood Lumber company,
California corporation, aa re
sult of the big Hubbard creek
fire in Douglas county In Aug.,
The suit, filed against the
Wood firm by Duncan Lumber
company, asks $14.zuu o.-
ages auegeaiy
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GOLDEN JUBILEE NOW RIPE AND
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Orchard Open Monday, Aug. 10
' Bring Your Containers.
Directions: Drive North on N. River Food, 1 mile past
Keixer school, turn left and follow Mission Bottom
Rood Signs to LoFollette's.
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