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.' o iM Vt. w 4 O O i 11 0 llplter of Anist mflns.
PlaninpiN I alii Mann! mi 0 vAiShmv H dipp'. and pbo"s"p
"'Wy ul a recent Iccicierit a'e Saleiir
! - m Oregon, aijfl requesting Uiat stepf
. e Lonventional sidewalks: ajen.lt)wcrlria.r,,'.7 '
t j "Although we mu.sr withhold
CI rintt AnTWicil(.fi fn ititt. ciriat. ts Mi r i iHi A-a ! ' n nu rnmmcnt as tn t riA rmceihlp
aki aa .d ty tr Sa.i ' mrnl. "fit ftflfn ls orI by f ff iff His IVrllau cause of the accident iffitil a',erjem Arl Association this week
Art Accepted
On of George Guthrie.
During August, 818 attended
isiting days and special events
atBush House. Of this total,
161 came the day of. the Art
Kair. August 27, tfeis function
bringing in $l."j for the Salerno
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Wtnrirg 'jmmii(li TuasfU'i' W-"- WW Colt fct!
flight v it jdoftod af.fl Mnt to tht At a pufclic httring Mdoprior
City Coijflril a ri'itrt 'urging tht to the . commission action Mrs.
council Ktablish a .standard i Mary fcllis? oncrof trig othcropor
policy f pUciBf sidewalks on'tion of the four lots which are tft
Featuring the meeting of Sa. . mAlbship I
m Arl Acsnrt.ltlOn thlS WeeK ... . 1
the invr-stieatinn has been com-! . '.i,. f rate reduction is aow on, the
plcted, we fcawi requested our , " jmh century. membership committee reported.
Los Angeles regirftial. office. to , art "am ,ne la,n nlurJ- tinder this policy, c member-
Lnnri..., . .rn(ii ,., saim One is a bronze statue of a I hi f Nomber 1. 1955 to
u.ki. .-"T;. Kin ..i,v, fas sooiias possible. !'oulh representing Cupid, cast Dccembcr 3,, 956 wlU he $3.50
loot ouusiil 81 lhe properly line, i by Shelton Ditch, opposarf the k-a,a Z ":",A.7.ul.. V U' u.iti ,Hi,. v fnrthor aD0U? lne.. instead of the regular ?S.
t,,. !..!;. ih, .u: ' " ",c "1 , . - icoulin oi Home.. 11 was m"
Ait 'it$fHr Survey
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,rh..t.. nir,.inrf ai ih i!m. n.L . . . , j ,u. 1 luL' "l "'.r "'u" " V bv an anonymous annor, ine SM
, , , , i-niii, . 15 appHrenuy oeinx given cmii-
of a street improvement and bcizrantjn!, , a variance to allow ; sideration
made apart of the aj-sesatnent. A'Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Lunda per- Rcp. Wai,pr N-nrblad has been
delay ,n bu.ldng sidewalks was imis.sion , bui,d a gasae a, 73.Vifrmcd by f D. l.ee. admin.r.
suggested until 2., per cent of the Lovvf,r Bcn Lomand Drive with a tralor f the civil Aeronautics
Ion fronting upon the street in a 10 (ool lron, yard 'setback. Authoritv. Washington, D. C,
given block have been improved. h f . b
A variance to the policy of no! m.j i,
curb sidewalks was favored only! The Nurlh Atlantic has had 26lmaac "cre
,. h..n it i,,..rr,nh., al mnrfiiioM hurricaiwa in the last en vears I The- letter to Rep. Norblad
Coulin oi Home., u was ,.rnt shu.. .. the ms(,m
K.i n nn.,.mmic rinnfir thC gilt I - -- ---
survey have been received." j through Thomas Colt are the non-objective paintings
, , " ,ij .rt ll,i,im 01 L.0U15 ounce. Mie picture m
of tbe Portland Art Museum. mon(h fey NunR jnd
TOMMISSIONKD The other gift is la,rseD , the pitcher collection. After Or-
NEWPORT R I R. James painting called LaCulla by Rob- (obe,r 10 thc Bunce show wj
Cavanaugh, .son of Mr. and Mrs. "I Hcrdmalt of the Royal '-; De succeeded by an exhibition of
James T. Ca'vanaugh of 945 Glen Academy, painted about nolll Portland artist, John
Creek drive. Salem. Oregon. wa$ ! 11 M !" "P13" T.u T.. ; Waddingham.
made improvement costs unreas-'says Hie National Geographic reads;
Wed in .MrMinnvillc Mr. and Mrs. Donald David Porter
(I.urlla Mae Zumwait). above, were married recently. The
bride is thc daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zumwalt. of Perry
dale and Mr. Porter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I.auiince Porter
of l.al-'ayette. The service was in McMinnvillc Baptist church.
(Gillam's studio, McMinnvillc)
Student Vote
Dates Set Up
unable
The commission action came aft
er Us street committee had mafle
a study of a City Council ordinance
bill which would permit curb side
walks in the Kast Knylewood area.
i Keasons I-iNtetl
j Five reasons were cited why a
policy against the construction of;
curb sidewalks should be adopted.
I Tho.se reasons include difficulty
j of widening the streets in the fu
ture because property owners have
a false sease of ownership in the
; strip between the property line and
sidewalk: additional cast to tax
payers when widening becomes
necessary; tendency to shut off
street intersections by planting
: hedges and evergreens in the rizht
of way thereby creating traffic
hazards: children running off the
sidewalks directly into the street
and developers of property outside!
the city would not recognize build-1
ing setback requirements in anli-j
cipatinn of such a policy when thc
area Is annexed into the city.
The commission recommend
ations will now go to the City
Council which will consider the or
dinance bill to permit the euro
sidewalks in the Eat Knglewood
district.
Hearing Previously Held
The ordinance was drawn up
public hearing was held
Society.
"Reference
IRKS It will replace the Ues-
t-.,. ik. ricc " whish was
commissioned an ensign in the , hung at lhe rear o tne majn
Naval Reserves at graduating i hall at Bush House on loan. Both
made to your I ceremonies held here September l paintings
The United States turns out 124
from the collec-1 billion match books a year.
star-studded luxury fabrics 1
SL'BI.IMITY Friends from
Salem visiting Sunday with Miss i after
Mary Cramer at the Marian i by the council to determine th;
Home were .Mrs. Teresa Cooper, , WL,h 0f the residents of the area.
Miss Mary Schottle and Miss U that time many of the resident.;
Anna Barr. ( jask?d that curb sidewalks be al-
. , lowed in the area.
U'll I M1V. Thu i;rnnn
Student council members met Romle Women's club plans its , In 0ert act.ion ,ho commission
at South Salem High Tuesday first fall meeting, Thursday, favored changing the zoning of a
m pie inner -z, ai me nnrai y pnimi t mm .m n kuis 1 m
htiildinu. Plans for the coming Street between Winter and Sum
vear will be made. t mer Streats from K-l to C-3 zone
and set dates U;Y elections,
Thc sophomore election is to
day, with .juniors electing their i
officers Septeniiier 28. Seniors
will hold their election on Octo
ber 2"). The only qualilic:iti(n to
hold (.ffice is to have a C average.
Student body I'residrnt (lary
Anderson announced the appoint
ment of three seniors to head
committees. They are Betty Coe,
United Fund; Ron Baker, build
ing and grounds; and Mary Ste
vens, scholarship. These chair
men will appoint their own com
mittee members.
Student cruncil member are
Janice Phillips, Carol Hoffman,
Lucille Wnnderly, Sally White,
Connie Thorne, Oick Wulf, Kalhy
Doner, Steve Perry, Jack Scott,
Mama Humphrey, Jean Alter
burg, Larry Payne, Judy A I wood,
Bob Levy, Colleen Nelson. Phvl
lis Poniielh. Marly DeCniote,
Jim ItohjM.sf.il, lmo;:cne Thomas,
Jim Davenport, Delores Dallas,
Karlene Quistad, Barbara Cer
Jiner, I'eggv Hoffman. Judy
Tanther, Darlene Savage, Mike
Rolow, Hcv Willis, Sue Keech,
;Rohert Secuer, Judy Stew.-rrl,
Betty Johnynn, Nancy Willard
and Marry Mulkey.
in i:i;ncisrs
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Mr. and Mrs. .larne 11. Muller.
1250 Clean irw avenue, Salem.
Oregon, recrntly took pari in
trainina trMs of 1 his division.
Muller is a squad leader in com
pany ('.. 3."lh regiment of the di
vision. A 1''"1 n:iduatrnfS-Iem
hi'h school, he entered the army
in February. 1P.W
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