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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1955)
' ' Shlom, Orcjroiu Fridft. OctoBer 21, 1955 O B . - . gHE Capita JomyAK &ftmfr I-Pag:ec3 M State Calls jp Scientist SI mm- Miners mot For Bids on . 30 Road Job The Ore?nn Hishuav Commis sion asked lor bids Wednesday ra 30 protects to cost $6.200.(100. ' Bids will be opened in Portland Nov. 3 and 4. Some of Ihs major projects are, by counties: Douglas Pave 6 A3 miles of Shady-Booth Ranch unit of Pacilic Highway, 5 miles south of Rose- buP3. Douglas Illuminate 16 points ; of access to new freewav on I Anlauf-Shady unit of Pacific High- j way. Douglas Construct 787-foot i concrete bridge over South Ump qua River, a 275-foot steel deck truss, and lM-fool concrete grade separation structure on Pacilic Highway 4.5 miles north of Myrtle Creek. Josephine Construct Merlin Hill underccossing 2 miles north of Grants Pass on Pacific Highway. sautnwest ot Lakeview. Lake Surface and oil 5.4fi miles of Wesfsidc-Dry Crock section of Westside County Road. 14 miles Sherman Grade and pave 6.13 miles of Moro-Grass Valley sec tion ol Sherman Highway. ;Baker Grade and oil 2.54 miles . of west unit. Black Bridge-Rich-land section of Baker-Homestead Highway, 32 miles east of Baker. Coos Grade and pave 1.36 miles of Coquille-Rink section of ' f W. fx S OK This man who was raised in Salem was a member of Uie team of scientists who recent ly developed the new atomic' particle.. He is Dr. Clyde E. 'iegand, graduate of' Parrish Junior Hign, Salem High and Willamette University, and a son of Mrs. L. C. Marshall, 4745 Center Street. Junior Card Play Named Mrs. Sidney Sc.echtman and Mrs. A. O. Mueller were winners in the juniors' October playoff i the Elks Duplical Bridge Clul Accident Prevention Week Proclaimed Here Mayor Robert F. White has proclaimed October 23 to 29 as child accident prevention week in Salemf in accord with the na tional movement. The proclamation says that ac cidents kill more than 17,000 j boys and girls under 18 years old each year and injure another ! million and three-quarters. - . I Human failure, it says, is asso- in jmmt jt '.owrt Tke Marin county court Has takoti und.r tdvisement tiree petitions ot property owr)rs who seek to be annexed In the Salem water district. Two of the peti- i tions were presented Thursday morning. A third had prsvious- if'ly been filed. 1 i t. One of the DetUinns eoiers an scoring 7'i poults more than the area Dejng developed by Glenn second place, team, Mrs. Wallace Hamilton wno Is reported m hav wuson ana Mrs. uus naius. rnirai, project of 60 bousing units, position went to Mrs. Douglas Tne otnor .w0 petitions cover Chambers and Mrs. Kicnard smaller tracts.' Chambers. j ., . unri(,rs,ood that The juniors also will have an I v,ropertv owners involved in the open pairs cnampionsmp at e f proposed annexations have sign- iii uviuuci ou "in " ea the petitions, thus eliminating senior title will be decided under , ,ne flecessity or cMng elections. American Contract Bridge League. Two sessipns will be held, starting j y-i 1 f T 1 1 1 at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. , L.illt IS Killed In the weekly 'play- of the senior j divisiun Mrs. Ward Graham and i Mrs. C. B. Benlson broke into the I top rank of the fall series by in-1 ishing first and third in a !4-table j charees tnal evoived from the liy Spoil ighters Two Aumsville' men were fined $100 each this week on hunting tournament. Also on Iod were Mrs. George Rein,' Roy H. Tokerud, and Mrs. W. M. Cline, while rating points went to Mrs. Jose Moriti of Corvallis and Jack Nielsen, Mrs. Elsie Day and Mrs. Waller A. Barscn, Elmer O. Berg and Ar thur L. Lewis, Mrs. John Pugh of Shedd and Mrs. Walter Remmey of Brownsville. Mrs. Carroll Ford and Mr.s. Donald Duncan. Mrs. Stanley Neuens and Mrs. Wolf von Ottcrsledt. and Mrs. W. R. New- cialed with nearly all of Loos Bay-Hoseburg Highway, east; deaths and injuries, and adds from Coquille. that "parents and children alike Grant Grade and- oil 2.02 can materially aid in the rcduc miles of enst unit, Hamilton-Long , lion of this great toll of death Creek section of Kimberly-Long and injury by bearing in mind Creek Highway. . i constantly the slogan 'Watch Josephine Construct 418-foot That Child.'" ' bridge over East Fork of Illinois River in relocated Redwood High way at Cave Junction. Wheeler Construct 343-foot concrete bridge over John Day River at Service Creek on Service Creek-Mitchell Highway. Contest Opens On Democracy The annual Voice of Democ racy contest in Salem high schools is now under way under Officers Elected At Meeting of 4-11 Club officers were elected at the recent meeting of 4-H at the home of Mrs. William Morrison. President is Miss Sharon Kins ton; vice president, Miss Sandra Sneddon; secretary, Miss Patty Ritchie;, song leader, Miss Nancy Sears; treasurer and activities leader. Miss Sharon Clamans; re porter. Miss Susan Morrison. Names were discussed for the cooking No. 2 and Health club. the mer an' Mrs' "arr' Wiedmer. Portland and Salem teams split honors in the ACBL master point j with Life Masters, Mrs. David llarkleroad and .Mrs. Lucille Wheeler, from the metropolis, ahead north-south, while Mrs. P. F. Burris and Ellis H. Jones had high east-west score. Others the sponsorship of the Salem Cooking and health requirements Jaycces. project chairman Dave Beckett announced this week. Students in speech and Eng lish classes at North Salem, South Salem and Serra high schools and Salem and Sacred Heart academies will participate in the speech contest with five minute talks on the subject, "I Speak for Democracy." Winners in the schools will eompete .-.gainst each other to represent Salem in the state con test. State winners will compete for national honors and a free trip to Washington, D. C, for the four' co-winners. The contest is sponsored on a national basis by the' National Association of Radio and Tele vision manufacturers and the V. S. Jaycces. were discussed. Mrs. Robert Sned- awarded points included Mrs. El-1 sie Pilti and Mrs. E. Cleveland of Portland, Mrs. Becky Gigandet and Harrison Holmes of Portland, Mrs. Ward Graham and Elmer O. Berg, Mrs. Ann Cooper and Mrs. Lois Green of Portland, and Mrs. Jose Moritz and Glenn Hall of Cor vallis. . Mrs. Pearl Lehmann and Mrs. W. A. Bar-sen finished high in the eight-table Howell tournament Fri day at the Elks club, while points also went to Mrs. C. B .Bentson and Arthur L. Lewis, Mrs. Elsie Day and Mrs. P. F. Burris. Mrs. A. W. Binegar and Ray Ward, and shooting of a calf and a subsequent highway accident. State police and sheriff's deputies said they were called to the scene of a one-car accident early Sunday morning. At the scene they found Allen Howard Spiccr and Russell Solle, the wrecked vehicle and the skinned-out carcass of a calf. Police said Spiccr and Solle ad- milted that one of them had shot the calf but it was by mistake they said. They were attempting to spotlight a deer and mistook the calf for a deer, they told officers They intended to pay the owner for the calf, they stated The owner of the calf declined to press any charges, police .spid, so the two men' were arrested on charges of hunting game animals with the aid of a light. Spiccr plead ed guilty in Slayton Justice court Wednesday and Solle pleaded guil ty Thursday. They were fined !00 each by Judge Walter Bell. don and Mrs. Ralph Sears assisted j Mrs. A. L. Lewis and Elmer O Mrs. Morrison. Berg. In the Friday series Mrs. The next meeting will be Satur- Day remains in the lead with but day, October 29, at 8 p.m. two tournaments yet to be played. Full Grain Cowhide Moccasins Htvy nolcUd ompoiition lolt nd htl. Colert: Red, grttn and . . n . Sp.ti.i S3 95 JIM'S FAMILY SHOES 1295 S. 12th fenny Sivir Stamps LOWEST PRICE EVER TELEVISION ICA VMtlr 11 Inch Town. Block lotvrtd finiih. Model 2IS605I. only 214 Just wait till you see the pic ture on RCA Victor's famous Oversize "All-Clear" picture tube! It's the h'nrsr. titans! picture in 21-inch TV! No dtoli or idgoli break the smart, clean lines' of RCA Victor's exciting new "lrn Mechanir'al Look" TV's first complete re-styluig. 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