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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1954)
Tuesday, February 23, 1954 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon Page S Centennial Work Started SILVERTON Among the various groups of town assigned duties lor supervision oi activi ties that require time-element consideration, aside from the Jay-Ccttes and their "splash" be ginnings for the aquacade, arc the Lions club and the Lions auxiliary for the August 4-8, Silverton Centennial. The men are to organize sev eral phases of beginnings, com pletions, types of whiskers, etc. Surity of a good Job is evidenced by the personnel of the whisker committee, with Frank M. Pow ell as chairman, assisted by Bruce Billings and Harley De Peel. Although the committee has let May 1, as the designated date for all whisker growers to begin the race, pre-beginners are hear tily welcomed 4s in the case of J. D. Drake, local historian and photographer, who just isn't shaving any portion of his face nd has a goodly beginning now. The committee feels tempted to give a prize for the name of Drake's growth of the iron-grey ihade. A man with a "tailored" growth is Kellner a former shoe doctor, has a distinguished white upper chin goatee and trimmed mustaches. Many others, special ly, the younger men, have dark growths, more to the pioneer taste. A little lady in a wheel chair liberty street court treet I LOT MY ex 10 Free Green Stamps Given Wed. at Redemption Desk, 3rd Fir., Court St. Store, Bring Bks. en 01 ner iormer pruiession as a seamstress, Mrs. Lela Shepherd, who sent to the state library for Ityle books of various years from pioneering, on. She is swamped with calicos and silks and in matching each completed cos tume with a bonnet, either dress, or work. Mrs. Norman Nyhus, Lions auxiliary chairman, and her com mittee, Mrs. Ernest R. Ekman and Mrs. William Bolch, are wel coming Mrs. Shepherd, herself married to a descentant of a first family of pioneer days. She will goon be able to leave her wheel chair if her enthusiasm has any thing to do with her Interest Indian Who Claimed To Be 115 Years Dies KOMATKE, Ariz. OP) Alex Tashquinth, Pina Indian who claimed to be 115 years old, died yesterday in his one-room adobe home near here. He was the lat of Arizona's Long Hairs." He had kept his hair long In traditional Indian defiance of the whites, and even refused to have a doctor otreat a fractured leg which he Buffered three weeks ago when be fell out of bed. East Salem EAST SALEM Hoover School Cub Scouts held their annual Blue and Gold dinner in the multi-purpose room of the school Friday evening. All Cub Scouts and their families had been in vited. Cnilmvinff the dinner, all of the Cubs sang under the direction of j H. Nelson. The awards were then made as follows: Wolf badges to John Wolf, Gary Shields, Dick Martin, Jim Martin, Mike Culp, Dcloss Shurtlaff. Bill Martin, Carl Jon asson and Jimmy May: Wolf gold arrows were given to Richard Randcll, Jay Haskell, Jon Wolf, r:arv Shields and Dwicht Ferris, with Wolf silver arrows to Jay I Haskell, with Billy Coche!l re- i coiving two and Gary hnieins two. Bear awards were given to Donnic Stanton and Denniss Lofthein and a gold bear arrow also to Dcnnie Lofthein. Lion tirrHc U'nrp nrpsentcd to JamCS Wilson, Paul Van Houten, and Lofthein, and Lion gold arrows to Paul Van Houten, Jon Lnft t,Ain with silver arrows to Jon Lofthein and Larry Haskell. Pen r .trine went to John Hollo, Billy Ritchie, David May, Dennis Lofthcim and Gary hnolgrove, nrl accictant Honncr strines to Richard Sebum, Mark Holtc, Jon Lofthcim and Jimm l.ipson. one Mar nins were awarded to Mark Holtc, Dwicht Ferris. Billy Co- chell and Dennis Lonnc.m. iwo .-, nine went in .Ton Loftheim and. three year pin sto Richard eh,, unH .lames Wilson. The pack charter was presented to Mrs Mabel Sumptcr, the school principal. Two films were shown bv Junior Ecklcy. ' East Salem Kindergarten and Kuraerv on Park Ave. will start the spring semester, March 2 u'iih new nrocram. Limited transportation is provided for the a.ra between swcgie sennm ami the Four Corners. The past week one of the members, dick mac hrn u'ac honored with a birth' Hav nartv with games and special refreshments. His guests were chtrrnl Henderson. Billv Davis, vihnrine 7ielinski. David Trice. Douglas Donaldson, Wanda Hoff man Hondas Enfield. Maureen Ciber Kaihv Ton Tandv. GreS Dnmla'lson. Paul Stark, Vickie and Barry Mathews. Merrv MiniMcrS clllh mCCtS Thursday of this week in the hnme nf Mrs Krnest BUlier .n Silverton Rd. at 1 p.m. icwe URtvV DIVORCE ALBANY Joseph A. Elliott has filed a suit in circuit court here acL-inc a ilivoree from Rco R. r.l liott, whom he married at Vancou- vr With Mav 8. 1931. 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