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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1955)
0 o e o , fi : rejrft 10 Sectton 1 m jnE CAPITAL JOURXAE t D o Salem, Oregon, Friday, October 2, v 4-H Qpbs of Salem.Well. fsffiJ?" Sqlim fMotlier Held f r&L Cbos Hithter. " -On Way ior Active season .a at .Mc.ary field, and opposed ...., "PLniversity Fine Ai Salem 4-H Cluff orsanizalion is . Kathleen Viscr. President, Juan decommissirmins of three low- ,em nomt extension units held! PORTLAND J 38-year-old 8,t of the stison well on alt way for the current I Wiakmon; icc president, Helen fr0(urno' Yearns. . ' first nfoetings for the new unit' Tlhcr. 0( '""r 4?lildrcn ivas ette Distinguished Monm'tle Chairman Of 15usincss C. kunlrr ! lYIIlim Tpf't VI k lri l' Blantne Thchom? ftprano. will o fll O IP1 J- B Monnette of The Man'sS .1 Atfl li foil - aPPr Friday nisht at 815 in th: SIlAtitS! P I jShop was appoirod Thursday as r rm c.ri-.i t... v... r. v' m mi m. x -t i v auditorium o Me w.-w Willamette iv j-.i- v.. , .1.. . McNary Field, and opposed., r"l DnnTI . vn , , , .University Fine Arts Buildingtas jmmijsmnins of three low lem homt extension units held PORTLAND - 38-year-old ,t of the Sdson In tl W.ln- frr-rnir-nr-v iip.im. fir,t rrfnr-tinpji for trip new nnil moincr 01 lour -llldrcn was p.... nitlinmnchpH Arlffr scrips .Marylieth; Th hmrrf annrnvprl pff.ls .w. ..... I j . CharefJ Zhursday With Unlawfully w. Thm ubn it 'ilplrnnj MaNno t-i , an "pcra sln!,T "'"s,ns r.'- cration ranacer for the'Salem totaling S2.2MI Mowing program: 60. of the Oijssow comimmity in . , . . A r ... f..J -.A 1. - T-J .u. neuiuun naney, wno naa been using her forftier name 0 Adelaide club year, says Jane Irvinf, city frantic; secretary. pension, at-.nt. 4-H Clubs 'Sullivan new. report, Cheryl madj recently ly liireetor Earl T "c.CKaen0- Th. following cU are now . Waser; song leader, Beverly :Xr?ChT7 IJwv' Sarb" Kcsslcr- fxlcn- .iiiiz'd and ready to start their, Klein. Other members are Ty-; .,", ,h :,., ,: u; t slon ac,nl- wa P8ram leader ,.!rVwor: . rflic Herbe.- and Denc Kiws.ifr' 8ct he c"n'r"' tow" b"k lor both units. The project lor la tht St. Vincent's School- child Care r iub . rtfo operation and to restore the h unj, ..S(yl (or You." . CMblM Club, . i -Diancr UanalS'' under, the 'M'tf", "Tc!...!'.?,c''.. w"! Lansing Neighbors unit rrt at i'h Cheorlul Little .Stitch- leadership ol Mrs. Floyd Wood- , ? m under tnc icadcrsmp 01 .Mits. ' run. rresuient, .-sue woodrun; ... ... , , . ' :. . S.y Haincn President, Itheaite president. Pali.cia .Morretti: w"cn"" as discontinued. Mrsh: vice president, Janet Ar secretary, Kathif Boaz; news re-1 fvnld: secretary, ITiercse Scliaf-! porter, Kathleen De'geller; song ' n rf f: news reporter, Carolyn leader, Judy Angerbancr. Other ItlllKllMjrfT and W lie Free; song leader, husan Ifainvs; 1 niembais afe Carol Lhner, An- Cm Co'iA'!itA Trku .1..: nf Cl .'k.. A Clldil oldii ui iiic oi. i,. .iidiMf-r- ' COOS BAY - The third su. I oMhe National federation-ofeln-shot death of the hing season londent Business Miss Thebom. who is a Metropoli- occurred inursaay. jn0u.!ted bv JanTes E. Du.n. fed- caanccs B. Montgomery. ts ac- e 0oM ,u, drr " - ; man's own gun killed him. (.uavu ui jiiL'naii revolving me ; Natur Dclav IiiHlallation i HahantVa .G;ns.v Danre Iri the Silence of the treasurer, Shoncn Hanken. Other nclte Collette, Phyllis Bender, 1 "'I' .,., . ., ,. . . , members arc Nancy Jarvis and Karen Artz, Vivian Itipp and.Ju- Mr. and Mrs. I.eRo-Rundberg, I Appointed b the chairman for Ilebecca Goodrich. dilh Peterson. . 1 453 Columbia Street, will leave chairmen were: hos- -IVsy Finw." un,l.r the lead- At Oregon Schooi for the Deaf i jhortly for Cleveland, Ohio 0, a al,.sMnrh3cJcknro?,"CS; rsliip of Mrs. AI Schrocder. "Knitting Lassies" under lead- J 'our-day ifll expenses paid trip. .?. ' . i ku3 A f W w j'ses oent, i 1 ny n cier vice ersnip 01 n ary 1111 t.arman. lul- U'H ' iewdiu 10 iiuim-,- - ; .a,ua, . . rlc" r,fpr9 nrwiinVnl nr.rr.llfv Lewis- sere. Pre.M lent. .leimiJeite Tr.vlr.e- .ti here because of hi. sales record lrs- Maynard Nelson:.health and Father Ncugcbauer as pastor Flood, .1 spnni r- ... ' - . - . -. . , - - - . :;. . cartv i.-c :rm tve 1.1 nrt 01 ai. nnniiaec oansn. scner 11 er as a reprusentaiivc 01 Mroy com-v.: for Knndnv n,i n ,.,111 i, i,;.. t (w c.ountv. was louna .sine nii. ,1.. Filial" car Coroner Brewer M.lls said the rd ev , for 9 mans own gun killed him, lis-1 " j: ,j Beeihoven charging when he warted to pull : bcfore ,hc aljona, Congres,"lnd s".u.,;" out ot tne carcipstart hunting, i rc5u, n, ,he ,re ,cn, (i morning with the new chairman, ; for grand jury action. , B zVl. sirluS Mrs. G:is Lcrmon, presiding. Her I Deputy Dist. At'y. Olive Zim- am mem Geda'nken, rnein Her?, vice-chairman is .Mrs. William merman said this was the first Sl"n sirui Kuipec and secretary-treasurer, lease brought under a new law He. ; c'"" ' ... - Straus. Mrs. Scbern. signed 10 punish Offenders in such! Three .'la. from -Carmen . Blret business meeting was held in the no longer efigible. Sha was held "tr"" luru f'hervl Wei.khn.-I- nAu, rn. nresirlent Anne L.-il?rn- .Mir'n. a renrtr vnnl :il i vn norter. Krncsline Esvarza: sonc lary. Pcnnv Smith: news renort. ' nairv of Orcpon. which deals in Publicity leader. .Turlv Atichels. Otliei mem. er. Charlotle Tnwell. Other mem. ! var-nnm rlnnpr. an.l fln.,r n..l. ! leaders hers arc Katby Joseph and Kdilh hers, Brenda lioslwick. Judyiishers. f 'rs- John f'icklin. Mrs. Henry Eckerm.n. -Buckley, Gail .Denienl. Darlene The nunriherna and ia.n nihnr I "aaen, Mrs. Lowell Holte, Mrs. "Ilandv Needle" under leader. !Gil. Bonnie Hcnslcy, Ann llo- Orcrnn eonnlen will mnlre lhr:c- " Bohem. Mrs. K. W. Bus- shin of Mrs. L. M. Deutsch. Prcsi-! mcnyk. Sfsndra Hopkins, Vickie 1 trio hv Northwest Airlines Iwell, Mrs. Eshleman. Mrs. Kl.n, dent, Irene Fischer; vice pres.. i ?uc "uillison. Carol Murphy. dent, Virginia Mirocdcr; secre- ''K1"l olson. Karpn- Oviatt, Brcn-, y, Mrs. Sebern. Project '"hy, Oct. 23, will he hellrj 'IVirliers will he Mrs Llnvdhccn- al 5- p m' ,ns"';!d o( 3 P m- as i K t,'SS' 1 r' rs V" s' .fc"-! previous y stated- Li X' net:..., Atlanls Bals Salem's Team Salem will not get the Davis Cup going to the top Naval Avia tion Auxiliarv Unit in the nation rtarhmaninoff t His year. Winner for the past 5"'!;"'""'" year was AAU 674 of Atlanta, Rachmaninoff -, ' nai hmamnoff ! Georgia. One of the units training at ihe Salem Naval Air Reserve Rep. Waller Norblarl of IXe First Congressional district. 'L - - - ary, Cheryl Waser: news report er, Mary Ann Frartz; song lead cr, Billie Rose Anderson: treas urer, Kathleen Deutsch. Another member, Joan Schnell. "Mothers' Little Helpers" un der leadership nf Mrs. Joe Mil ler. President, Mary Lee Ander son: vice president, Jeannic da Suit. Mrs. L. . Slraw and Airs. Frank .May. The luncheon chairman. Mrs. Trosper, was hnslcss for the Mrs. Paul Holloway and Barbara Child Care Cluh Holloway, junior leader. Presi- 'Babv Tenders," under leader-''''"I. Marlyn Ross; vice prcsi-' . rnsper, was oos ess .or tnc ship of Winifred Carrithen ! dent, Nita Bock; secretary, Betty ; '""o" h:; 0 members I President, Judy Forster- vice Holloway; news reporter, Betty P'"0",1 were sirs, ueorpc r,aiscr, president, Judy Ross; secretary Holloway; song leader, Ni(a ' - d"n" Jerome, mrs. n. ,n. Judy Reeves. Bock; program leader, Barbara I M"cn. Mrs- 'rvm H. Sion and At Oregon School for the Blind . "f'Z ,.u, c.., FilJUt' "Chi H Cam I'llh" i.nrlnr Ihn 1,1 Ot. I1UW1 ........ ... Jl. ,.,.,,,,1 allu JMia. acilitv. AAU 8P3. however. Have NW Officers placed third in the naiion and , ,. -,. 1. , t r. l ,i - .1. irtu mi, j rum oiiiein, which mi nance- and Mrs Rolland fleve K ,"y m,b,cr,nf "Jp Nl),,n year won the Davis cur was in land for 4 H ri 1 h t-lev-c-; Salcm High School faculty vas U,nh p,ace. The othor Sa,cln Proiect leaded u-iii n , lcclcd Presidcnt of lhl! em i squadron AAU 892 was in 12th ii,,m u m m '' , bt. M,rs' ' Classroom Teachers Association at ; place. The three Salem squad iiaiold Holler Mrs. V. M. La-!a meeting held Thursday at Par-trons were competing against 82 r 1 u Al'rcd I aul1' Mr-! rish Junior High. other aviation auxiliary units. Ralph Hem, Mrs Fisher, .Mrs. He fills a vacancy caused by the The aviation ground unit train-t-naries Jayne. Mrs. .Cleveland, recent resignation of Dale Merrill, ing at the Salem Naval Air Re lrs. Oscar Wigle. Mrs. Mary Richard Hodges of Salem Heights 1 serve Facility was in tenth spot swingle, Mrs. Harry Jennings ! School was elected vice-president, ! in the nation the past year, and Mrs. Menno Dalke and Mrs. ; succeeding Slcwart Leek, who rc-1 There are a total of 29 of these Clayton Gibb. signed recently. i units. rfELP YOUR KIDNEYS if poonjy fcinrtioning Vid- nrvr ami Bladder make vou sirffer from (idling L'p Nights, Nervousness. Rheu matic Pains, Stiffness, Burn ing, Smarting, Itching, or Aciditv try Schaefer's Kidney and Bladder Pills.' Price' 60C SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE Onen Daily 7:30 avn. lo 8 p.m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. 135 NORTH COMMERCIAL .,. .;;re.L;r n ; leadership of Mrs. Violet Frv and 1 " Masters" Cooking Kooert Ballard. news 'reporter Karen McAdaim: 1 Aiic0 Merrill, junior' leader, j V d 'v u ' "'na","n,P. ' Mrus' I Swcglc extension unit met with ons I leader Janice MorcUP tS : I'resid'n. Pt Maynard; vicc!joh" Nub?r- Resident Marsha ! Mr5. v. M. LaDue. Mrs. Roval Carney, reporter, Mary , . Other . d . , -'Busy Beetles under car er- andCrAiTcnCe -rin y Ka'Iln jSlvan. Mane Francis, Maira LcJ. Hcutzcn Roedcr was elected ship of Mrs. Wanda Stanley dnu n'"- wciriii. dins and Pamela Ranne. rdary. All members will be ; rPPortor- Kay Nuher; . ' . T Zl" " creation leader, Wanda Maynard. 1 ?u? . Ili' ' "i.Sf ' is Mrs. David Karn. Mrs. Carl SCC- serv In the Bush-Leslie District Cooking Club under the lead ership of Mrs. William Morrison, President. Chcrvl Schuetz: trcas- Electricity Club urer, Sally Collar; secretary,! "H" Wires" under leadership Rosemary Darren Other mem. ' of Ross llllckins anrl Mrs. Klrir- -------- . .. ' , , 1 - r . n . . i" '-soip "i .ir. i am Aiorrison. bers. Suczanne Stanley anrl K Hen ence Manlry. President. Robert I nr.. dk. r..jj j r-,. Sears, Members arc".PaV,y m ...r..".- !.,. r.,,,, " iV;;..i "." I lcnie' M"'lra !ncnlon. iharon President, Rebecca Goodrich; I'"1"''' members, Clarence Allen, vice president, Sharon Pangcr; j Larry Mayo, Stanley Noatak, secretary, Nancy Jarvis; news rc-:('harics Whcatlcy, and Kathleen porter, Ithea Marsh: song leader, Zicbart. Shonenc Hanken: treasurer, Su- In the Englcwood-Parrish Dis san Haines. Other member, San-!lrict dra Trott. Needle Clickers" Knitting "Early Birdie Bakers" led by 1 Club uniler- the leadership of Cleman, Sharon Kinton, Susan Morrison, and Nancie Scars. Health Club under the leader ship of Mrs. William Morrison, Mrs. Robert Sneddon, and Mrs. Ralph Sears. Members arc: Patty Ritchie, Sandra Sneddon, Sharon ing on the membership commit tee: Mrs. William Hartley for publicity; Mrs. Wajter Fisher, fi- do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? PASTEETH, an improved powdf r to , bp sprinklrd on upper or lower plates, holds lalf.e teeth more flnnly in place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No nunimy, 1 cnoov. pastv tste or lYelin:?. 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