Monday, January 11. 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Dregm
PanS
Burkland Tops
Youth Board
The lalcm YMCA Youth
board of directors held iU
monthly saeetinsj Saturday even
inf lor the elecUxa or office.
Phil Burkland wat elected
president; Kea Rawlings. vice
president; and Norm Luther,
secretary-treasures. Bill Shepard
was appointed chaplain.
Abo oa the agenda wu the
appoirtment of apecial conv
mittees. They included: educa
tional committee. Chairman
Keith Boyer and Ted llarr;
vacandea committee, Chairman
Ken Rawlings and Dan New
berry; finance committee, Chair
man Norm Luther, Dan Moore
and Richard Murphy; religious
committee. Chairman Bill Shep
ard, Bruce Brown and Ken Raw
linga; physical committee. Chair
man Jerry Brunei,- Co-chairman
Fat Loy and Jamea Haas; social
work committee. Chairman Bill
Jacobaen and Dennis Cone; boys'
membership drive committee.
Chairman Phil Burkland and
Norm Luther; tamping and con
ferences committee. Chairman
Larry Stein, Glen Durham and
Steve Bonawitx.
Saturday, January 30 has been
aet aa the date for the next
Youth Board meeting.
Harris to Be Judge of
Barber Shop Event
FOREST GROVE ISperial-B.
E. Harris of Riverside. Calif., or
ganizer and first director of the
Forest Grove Gleemen, will be a
judge at the eighth annual original
All-Northwest Barber Shop Bal
lad contest and Gay Nineties Re
view, February 26-27, at Forest
Grove.
Harris, former dean of the Pa
cific University School of Muuc,
organized the civil male chorus
nine yeaa ago.
First contest entry of the year
wu filed by "The Minor Chords,"
formerly the Forest Grove Union
High School quartet The mem
bers WUlard Kleen, Dale Deiser,
Chuck Olson and Gail Hering, were
graduated from the high school
last spring.
MISS UNIVERSE TO WED
Pk .... '
Majorettes to I
Vie January 22
The' annual Drum Majorette
Contest sponsored by the Salem
Elks is dated for Friday night,
January 22, starting at 8 o'clock
at the High School Gymnasium. -
Tom Hill and Vernon Wisear
son will again be co-chairmen for
the event, zzi they say that not
less than 20 entries are expected
from high schools scattered about
the state. The Salem High School
band will again play for the event
and admittance to the public will
do witnoui enarge.
Silverton Reports
47 Fire Calls for '53
SILVERTON ' Fire chief,
Larry Carpenter, of the volun
teers reports 47 calls being
mad during the year 1453. An
estimated Ion of $43,700, of
which (30,000 was in the to
tal Joas of Ceorge'i Cafe, and
the Robbina Confectionery in
the N. Water St. block.
Eleven calls were made to
the rural district
The chief. Carpenter, re
ported 720 man-hours put in
by the volunteers.
ALBANY SBOr SOLD
ALBANY Purchase of the
ModeO-Day shop here by Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Cox from Made
line K. Davey of Portland was
revealed Thursday. The new
owners, who took over opera
tion and management came
here from Bend. They had for
merly lived in McMinnville
and St Helens before going to
Bend. Miss Davey established
the Mode-O-Day shop here in
the faU of 1S44.
Chriatiane M artel of Paris, France, Miss Universe of 1853,
and Ronnie Margeno, Stockton, Calif., department store heir,
apply for a marriage license in the county clerk's office. The
young couple was married Jan. 10. (AP Wirephoto)
Miss Universe Drops Title by Marriage
STOCKTON, CALIF. ID Miss
Universe is now California's own
and she has a new title: Mrs. Ron
nie Marengo.
The 17-year-old French beauty,
Chriatiane Martel, was married
yesterday to the 21-year-old son
of a department store owner and
left happily in a shower of rice
for a Palm Springs honeymoon.
They'll be back here in two
weeks and move into a new, ranch
style home with a swimming pool
and be will continue managing a
suburban branch of his father's
store.
MAN SWIMS TO SAFETY
SAGA, JAPAN on A 32-year-1
old Japanese swam eight hours'
through raging seas to safety aft
er a small fishing boat sank off ,
Kyushu Island yesterday, police j
saia.
Five other crewmen were be
lieved drowned.
SALEM VENETIAN
BLINDS
WITH SHADE t DtArOtT IHW
rPormerly itenholdt at Lewt
JMlltsiJi. Mesa 4-1154
HANDS
TIED?
Because Yon Lack A
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
You com get on at HOME in your spare time. If you are
18 or over and have left school, writ for Interesting free
booklet telle you how.
AMERICAN SCHOOL
6381 Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood 28. California
Without obligation send me your Free Trial Lesson and 44
page booklet
Name - Are.-
Address..
. -Phone-
CLEARANCE
WE'RE CLEARING OUT OUR
'53 MODELS
Packard Bell, 2921 Maple,
21" Combination .
Packard Bell 2723 Man,
21" FuU Door
Admiral 222Dx4S Maple,
21" Fall Door
Admiral 228Dxl(, Man,
27" Fall Door
Admiral !21Dx2C Mah.
21" Combination . .
R. C A. 21T314,
Mahogany 21"
R. C. A. 17TT,
310 Mahogany 17"
R. C. A. 21T217,
Walnut 21"
R. C. A. 21T218,
Walnut Zl"
R. C. A. 21T21S,
Mahogany 21" ...
Reg. Special
3510.00 $45Q
t383.o $320x
S4M.M 359X
WM $51 0
$300
$360
$319.95 $270
$250
liM $300
www $300
Show Thursday
For Lady Elks
It will be ladies' night for the
Salem Elks Thursday night and
a fine ahow featuring local talent
much of it of professional class,
has .been arranged by the enter
tainment committee.
Included will oe Stan Williams
who will shar the spotlight with
Betty Van Cleave in two out
standing acta. Williams wis fea
tured in the Broadway shows "It's
Great To Be Alive" and "Alive
and Kicking.'' Also he has ap-
Deared la tw
toured high class night club cir
cuits. He has a tap dancing style
that is unique.
Betty Van Cleave, a belle of
the south, came to Salem recently
from New Or leans.
' "As a torch singer," says the
committee announcement "she
brings us that wonderful blues
and Dixieland rhythm. Having ap
peared on radio and television as
well as in many outstanding clubs
she is a welcome addition to our
program.
The Dixielanders, a baton twirl
er, aa acrobatic act and the Grue
some Twosome in a new act will
round out the show which will be
opened and closed by the Chora-
leers. Clyde Cook wiU be emcee.
A buffet supper win be served
after the show.
A short lodge session will be
called at I o'clock and the show
will start at 8:30.
NEW DALLAS RESIDENT
DALLAS - Mr. and Mrs. Gord
on Cota and daughters, Christine
and Kathleen, of Longview, Wash.,
have arrived la Dallas to make
their borne. Cota began work this
week as bookeeper at the Polk
County Federal Savings and Loan
association. He has been with
Montgomery Ward ft Co. at Van
couver and Longview, and is
Linfield college graduate.
t x:
-h;MZ2irJPOmaNT
WARREN
SALES AND SERVICE
103 hlraraunda Rd. Phono J76I1
Opon0allya,iii.:Kp.m. Opeei Mday, fcOO to t-.OO
In compounding a proscrip
tion. ..YOUR prescription...
Accuracy is ALL Important!
That's why you should bring
your proscription here lor
eom pounding where you are
assured of Absolute Accuracy
In ovary single prescription wo
compound. Our Pharmeelat
double checks your Doctor's
order carefully to make ao
ao'utefy' sure that you get
exactly what he ordered. .
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
405 State St. (Corner of liberty)
We Give ZC Green Stompi
JUJS
OPEN FRIDAY
NIGHTS 'TIL 9!
em i-
WE ARE ADDING LOTS OF NEW MERCHANDISE TO OUR GREAT SELECTION OF FA
MOUS NAME SUITS, COATS, DRESSES AND ACCESSORIES.
We are continuing our sate for a few more days so HURRY . . . you can't afford to miss the
many many good buys offered in our biggest event of the year. .
1 Only a Few More Days Left of This Great
1- . s- 1 n V..- CaAMle
r Sale-Lome tariy-onng l our 1 nci.ua
"8 TO 33-v" 1 aWw" 1 Srf' a. iV 1 1 1
PAJAMAS 395 X- q95 ani VJ
VALUES TO 10.95 fl r'0" '
HANDBAGS y2 UMBRELLAS . y rT Q '
CALF AND CORDE fT BETTER UMBRELLAS PR " 11 ft ' ILX I II
DRESS AND SPORT PR" I I I 17 f I JLCV U
mmmmmuu. JJ Ujr
0 im LINGERIE u2 Us
Z 1 NYU3N TRICOT FROM VANITY FAIR . J 135 North Liberty
JEWELRY
EARRINGS -NECKLACFS
AND MEDALLIONS . .
plus 1 aa