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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Monday, January 25, 1954
Rudy Meff erf
OnOSEA Staff
Rudy Meffert, who for the past
ye if hai been employed in the
motor permit section of the Pub
lie Utilities Commissioner's of
fice, will join the Oregon State
Employes Association on Febru
ary 1, Forrest Stewart, execu
tive secretary announced Mon
day. '
Meffert's duties with the as
sociation will include handling
of employee grievances, gather
ing statistical data regarding
personnel operations from pri
vate firms, and assisting in the
general operation of OSEA.
Originally from the east where
h attended school and later was
employed in various capacities
by eastern banks. He spent two
years in Europe as representa
tive for an investment firm.
In 1942 he enlisted in the Ma
rines and served in the Pacific
theatre. On his return "to the
United States Meffert was as-
aimed to set uo personnel and
discharge procedure at Staff
Headquarters in San Francisco,
where he was discharged in
1646,
Electing to remain in the west
be held appointments with two
federal agencies as a traveling
auditor In the Rocky Mountain
and Coastal area. While employ
ed in Salem he has been an ac
tive member of OSEA, Willam
ette Chapter No. 21, serving as
chairman of the Retirement
committee and delegate to the
1092 general council. He was
elected director of District 2 last
fall.
Meffei-t Is a member of Amer
ican Legion Post 336, Salem, and
a Past Noble Grand of the Odd
fellows. Both he and his wife
are active members of the sa
lem bowling fraternity. His wife
is native of Bend. They have
one daughter.
The addition of Meffert in-
creases the staff of OSEA to six.
WITH OSEA
North Howell
NORTH HOWELL The first
quarterly meeting of Marion
County Pomona Grange was held
all day at the North Howell
range hall on Wednesday.
. Master Robert Barnes and oth
er newly elected officers presid
ed, more than 120 were present.
Four candidates were given the
fifth degree.
A ham dinner was served by
he host Granee at noon.
Entertainment was presented
br Mrs. William Krenz, lecturer.
. The next Pomona meeting will
be held in April at Roberts
Granae.
Mrs. Amy Beer accompanied
br her mother. Mrs. Louisa John
son, motored to Oregon City re
cently and were dinner guests of
Mr. ana Mrs. Artnur Bjerice.
M. G. Dunn was taken to the
Sllverton hospital Monday for ob
servation; from there he will be
taken to Portland for an opera
tion. A meeting of school patrons in
North Howell district will be
held at the North Howell school
house on Tuesday evening at 8
p.m. for the purpose of discuss
ing the proposed union High
School
J. L. Turnbull of the state ed
ucation department will be there
to answer questions.
A poll will be taken at the end
of the meeting to determine
whether the district favors join
ing the proposed union high
school district
Rudy Meffert, who will Join
staff of Oregon State Employes
Association February. 1.
Bakery Challenges
Dallas Peddling Law
DALLAS A suit was filed
in circuit court Thursday to test
the Dallas city ordinance on
peddling.
Plaintiffs in the action are the
Marckx Home Delivery Bakery,
Gresham, and two of its drivers,
Robert Sigfried and Elmer
Brown, both of Salem. David
Fain, of the law firm of Black,
Kendall and Fain is representing
the bakery, .
The action follows the notice
given by the city council recent
ly to the company that it was
violating the statute relative to
peddling. The bakery taking an
opposite view, contends that
since its employees have obtain
ed cards from housewives ask.
ing their representatives to call,
no license fee need be paid for
peddling, which is $5 per day
per truck. This would amount
to $30 a week as the two drivers
deliver bakery goods in Dallas
three times a week to about 360
homes, of which some 160 buy
regularly. j
Attorney C. L. Marsters terms
the suit "a friendly one," to de
termine a point of law. It is
expected that the matter will be
determined without the neces
sity of calling witnesses and
without a jury.
r. R. Anderson New
Sunday School Head
WOODBUR1M T. R. Ander
son of Woodburn was elected
president of the Marion county
Sunday school association during
the recent meeting held in Sa
lem. The association adontcd
new by-laws and decided to have
booth at the 1954 state fair.
Other officers elected were
Fred dcVrics, Pratum, president
emeritus; David St. John, Gcr
vais, first vice president; John
VanLaancn, Middle Grove, sec
ond vice-president; Grace
Klampe, Lahish Center, secretary-treasurer
and Mrs. Alex
Sourwinc, Salem, children's superintendent.
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Gonzaga Glee
Sings Tuesday
MT. ANGEL The Gonzaga
University Men's Glee Club of
Spokane, will present its annual
concert in Mount Angel Tuescday
evening at 8 o'clock, Jan. 26, at
the St. Mary's school auditorium.
The concert is coming here under
the sponsorship of the Men and
Wohien's organizations of St
Mary's parish.
The interested public of here
and the surrounding communities
is invited to attend the concert.
The Glee Club is on a tour
through Washington and will
come to Mount Angel to present
its only concert south of Cen
tralia. Their only other Oregon
concert this year will be at The
Dalles.
Under the direction of Lyle W.
Moore, the Gonzagans have risen
to nationwide recognition in the
past few years, winning the Grand
Prize lc Fred Waring's sacred
music contest against all other
participating colleges and univer
sities in the United States and
Canada.
Traveling with the Glee Club
this year will be the famous Gon
zaga Varsity Men's Quartet Wil
liam Kerley, Spokane; Herbert
Smith, Phoenix, Arizona; Alan
Scott, Calgary, Alberta; and Lar
ry Gooley, Spokane; also Frances
Cardie, pianist and associate of
the Royal Conservatory of Tor
onto; and Margaret Peters Agars.
The Women's organizations will
be in charge of housing the
group, and the sale of tickets will
be in charge of the Men's organizations.
North Marion High
Ag. Bldg. Bonds Sold
WOODBURN The Wood
burn Branch of the First Na
tional bank of Portland was the
successful bidder for a $33,000
district bond issue it was an
North Marion union high school
nounced this week by Lyman
Sccly, manager of the local
branch.
The bonds were purchased at
a cost to the district of 2.045 per
cent, maturing from 1955 through
Lebanon School
Plans Addition
LEBANON Expansion of
Santiam elementary school fa
cilities was the basis for city
council action this week when
an ordinance was passed vacat
ing two city streets, Third from
Tangent to Harrison, and Mor
ton from Third to the S.P. rail
road tracks.
Architects are now designing
plans for the addition to the
school, said Supt. James W.
1959. The proceeds of the sale
will be used to construct an ag
ricultural building.
King, which call for five new
rooms attached to the west side
of the present building.
King explained that the plans
will ease temporarily the over
crowded condition of the school.
The school district owns all
property on both sides of the
vacated streets.
The homes and material now
on the property will be sold to
the highest bidder. Sealed bids
are being accepted by King un
til Feb. 9 when they will be
opened and read.
The board of Crowfoot school
also plans expansion to relieve
congestion in this 12-teacher
school south of Lebanon. At
their annual budget meeting set
for Jan. 26 proposed new build
ings and school sites will be discussed.
Marion Postmaster
Applications Asked
MARION Additional applU
cations for the position of post
master at Marion, Ore., have
been requested by the U. S.
Civil Service Commission at
Washington, D.C.
The commission reports that
sufficient applications have not
been received to assure adequate
competition.
Applications must be filed
with the commission at Wash
ington, D.C, by the deadline of
Feb. 2, 1954.
Confucius was born about 550
or 551 B.C.
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