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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1955)
Tliey Were Just a Pair Of Old Pals ' WILDWOOD, N. J. (UP) Automobiles driven by Leander .Teak, 60, and George Mayo, 64, collided at a local intersection, i The gentlement were friends, f Mayo was charged with care less driving, pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine. i Then Peak stepped up to the judge and said: "Whatever my friend says is correct I too, am uilty." a He, too, paid a $10 fine. Party at McKay Home fTAYTON HIGH DRAMA STAYTON The largest cast ever Used in a play by Slayton Union fcigh school will be used for "The Han Who Came to Dinner," which the Drama club has chosen for the ill be made as. soon as books of the play art received. DRAPERIES CORNICK BOARDS VALAMCES TRAVEKSE RODS All Custom-Made In Our Shop Your Material or Ours ALUMINUM AWNINGS AND PORCH HOODS FIREPLACE SCREENS AND ACCESSORIES VENETIAN BLINDS AND SHADES Everything fur Your Window SEE ELMER BIiLheM,n Free Estimates Day or Night 3870 Center St. Ph. 3 7328 Would Reduce Physical Ed. SWPRT TinXlIP Th. C.u Home Union high school board of directors anoptea a resolution to be farwarHpH tn linn Paiihi.. representative! in the state legis- idiuic aim cuucauon committees in the house and senate asking that (ho nrntpnr ciala t, changed which requires that high M.-UUU1 siuuenis latce lour years of Dhvsical Client inn (tyrant imHor certain conditions. This action was taken after members of the board discussed that CUttine Hnu-n nn nhi-,int education would allow more time lor academic subjects. The hnarfi lltn nrnnmnA tension to the Union high school wnicn wouia provide three or four rooms for an expanded shop DrOCTam Kllfh l-nilrcoa in eral metal work which would in clude welding. The addition to the shop build ing which is a separate unit would greatly increase advan tages to students by an increase in VarieLv of rnurpt riAalinu with shop problems. SAVE $50.00! ! 'vwmaaa Now Only IP ' $229'5 Ask For a NO FREE down HOME PAYMENT TRIAL On Approved Credit AUTOMATIC DtSHWASHEX We Give Z?tf Green Stimpi No Installation! King-Size Capacity! Completely Automatic! Roll-Around Convenience! IHjtWMsll.-.M.I.IJU.IIJm 365 North Commercial Phone 3-4163 Oregonians who have gone to Washington within the last two years were entertained by Secretary and Mrs. Douglas McKay at a luncheon at the Interior Department on Thursday. Seated from left to right: Robert O. Boyd, Mrs. George . Rob inson, Arnie J. Suomela, Mrs. Paul . Gurske, W. Scott Lee, Mrs. McKay, Mr. Gurske, Mrs. Ollie T. Mansfield, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Suomela, Mr. Mansfield, Mrs. Boyd. Standing: Mrs. Lee, Secretary McKay, Mrs. Ervin L. Peterson, Larry Smyth, Mis) Alene Phillips. Mr. Peterson, delayed by Congressional hearing, bad not arrived when the picture was taken, McKays Hosts To Oregonians WASHINGTON, D. C Sever al Oregonians who have come to Washington through official op pointment of the family members within the last two years were guests of Secretary of the Inter ior and Mrs. Douglas McKay Thursday noon. The luncheon in the private dining room of the Secretary was the first time that some of the group had seen each other in Washington. In the group the appointive of ficials were Ervin L. Peterson, former state director of agricul ture, now serving as assistant secretary of agriculture to Secre tary Ezra Benson; Paul E. Gurske, former state Industrial accident commissioner, at pres ent director of bureau of labor standards with the Department of Labor: Dorothy McCullough Lee, one-time mayor of Portland, now a member of the Federal Parole Board; George E. Robinson, who served as assistant director of the state civil service commission now special assistant to the ad ministrative assistant secretary of the Interior Department; Ollie T. Mansfield, who was trans ferred from the Salem office of I the Federal Bureau of Investiga tion to the Washington headquar- One of a series of advertisements to answer your questions about Mount Crest Abbey, Satemt Oregon. Nature unfolds in all its glory, giving peace and solitude to those who rest at Mount Crest Abbev. Located on the crest of the heights of Salem, the $ f 'vflf view viiiiiiit's uie i t judiiinie vciucy, f.acrarlo Psalre anA l-nllini? hillc rtf thi Coast Ranee. Endowment funds assure you of ' - permanent care for your loved ones. Choice selections are now available in our new Santiam Terrace Addition. Prices range within the means of all. WHAT IS PRE-ARRANGEMENT PLANNING? It it always difficult to make memorial arrangements in the strife of emotion and grief. Mount Crest Abbey has set up a pre-arrangement plan whereby you can make all transactions and arrangements for yourself as well as your loved ones, before the need arises. Your family can be spared emergency financial burdens by making pre-arrangemcnt plans. You can explore more fully the particular type of memorial you desire. We do not believe in aggressive selling. ..the decision is yours alone. ..we are available only to answer your questions and carry out your decisions. Our services cost no more than other types of burial. If you wish, payments can be extended over a period of time. Endowment funds assure you of perma nent care for your loved ones. WHAT IS CREMATION? The act of processing human remains, leaving only indestruc tible matter. This matter is placed in bronze urns and kept in a private niche in the Columbarium as a permanent memorial. WHAT IS VAULT ENTOMBMENT? The placement of human remains (not cremated) in a perma nently sealed vault, the front of which is beautiful marble. N iVj emit LftJ J I 00 atorium 7-1 DDC4 We Invite you to come lo tee Mount Crest Abbey. Please phone Salem 3-5484 or 3-5133 to make art appointment for or instructive tour. No obligation, of count. Out-of-town residents, 'please coll collect. We or open seven days a week. "X R E M J and MAUSC (Mtr DirtttfM tf Siltn MiisoJeun tf Cnmtlwiow. he. 0 r-f ' - V' i- im U ft ters; Arnie J. Suomela, ex-state fisheries director, serving now as assistant director of the Fish and Wildlife Service of the Interior Department; Robert O. Boyd, Portland attorney, appointed to the Federal Meditation Board: Larry Smyth, Oregon Journal staff member, serving as director of information for Interior; and miss Alene Phillips, who trans ferred from the governor's office to Interior in continuing her assignment as secretary to Secre tary McKay. Carnations shading from Dale pink to maroon centered the luncheon table and Mrs. McKay's angel caKcs were pink-iced to harmonize. Hug Selection of Easter Supplies and Gifts VENETIAN BLIND SPECIAL! 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