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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
V 9 THE CAPITAL JOIJKJML 0 . ' G 0 o ill o Sectwn(9-Pa 9' ... GateeCWrftl Kricf-c, l)iu-i"i Jictiu-csque Lanclmarfi o'0 e eov- ' o o Q lo - Pins Given Killy the Ittttfien oo 0 w o 0 Plywood Men j LEBANON -0- In an address Sunday evening, Charles W. f o$, president of Cascades Plywood corporation, said that 72 per cent of the company's employees have been there five years or longer. He noted that 387 workers have A -. jw Us s v ' served five years; 192 have beon company It) years and on the payroll 15 I o mj O n1 1 -ft Is . V iTIC3"" v ' Jv- son. vire-pr hi' ' fcT' I atfUi-KL VBSy. 1 rsJWiaafetaai.jL-v. tram. ne cn hci'ii"'-'--'""' When the old covered bridge spanning the North Sanlinm gorge between Marion and Linr. counties at Gates was razed in tra residents of the community regretted the passing of a structure regarded as one of the more picturesque of its kind in Western Oregon. Gates covered bridge was built in 1U02 and had a span of 174 feet. Pin Presented -j rr it . . , ... Old-Timc Blasoii'n.rntwS DALLAS Presented with a 50 vcar pin at a meeting of the ma suiic lodge recently was Frank M. Hnhson. Eldon Bevcns, master, ni?de the presentation. Mr. Hobson became a mason 50 vrars ago at Pacific lodge No. 50 Salem. Past masters of Jennings lodge piescnt lor the event were uitlord Junes, warn i.eumer, nam r muir, li jorgc miitc, nnncrt ireason, ; The organization voted its dis M:uirice Dalton, Edward . I. Mimes, 'approval at its meeting Monday P.:ul Johnson, W. L. Soehrcn, Jack night. At the session, member's Hayes and Wilson Webb. 1 JP M B I'l "X. Sale Starts Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - One Day Only! -. I i" I L i 111 If Ik J- ii This Is It! We Cannot Tell a Lie George Washington FABULOUS DRESS SALE K 0&W$ni fi 3 Geo'0 on,V tu down '. but look what we've done JViWMC Just look at those prices and make your plam to rush to E B w Jbgasjfedl .r3 i$M K M to our prices. This is the day we offer some of our finest v... f..,.i. ... Grants for those fantastic savings. These dresses are from our U S Bttm FirW 4nra 3 j. , . ... . . . You favonte .ce c earn cov- reguar stock anc are in porfecl condition, Limited quantity M gM Wk fi8pp fit ,U merchandise at prices so ridiculous that we cant bear to look erod with crushed cherries and broken sizes .. . M H Tjj at the price tags. For us it is sheer torture to watch our alleg- ... topped with an Ameri- . . m. S W 1 B . it Reg. $12.98 Reg. $9.98 Reg. $7.98 Reg. $5.98 - E J If e profits trickling down the drain. Hurry to Grants for this tan ,la9- & I (f (r f fabu,ous one day sa,e! ' 3Q $400 $300 200 $150 1 . I 2liH II II 11 l .-'-J Bater I Painful Panels Long Mas "j cStcks f" I f SSr J$ '$J &5 VK k a Nylonized T r i c o t is long- , Qr Do you like to gloat over Our buyer used to be a f M I I M l fcil wearing, easy to keep neat others' errors? Come in and we digger in Montana and Nylon stretch socks to In- ! U I II WWW M Not all sizes in these slips Your choice, if you're not see if you can s t a n d the oadod us up with these sure perfoct fit and comfort. Ml ON THE WORLDS LARGEST r A , f I 20 '"-olor, Were $s.,, JQ .00 I I I SAVE MANUFACTURER OF WASHERS, DRYERS SAVE J : $3.00 WBBgBlffllgaaWiaWi ' 1 FGCe To Is I I 100 ifffflTlTI'Pff 11 Cotton Bra j-.p.' I IN MEM0RIUM T p. j Soft IZ .IL, ( 4 i , i VI . 1 I 4 1 4 S 8 I K $S shrugs, reg. $3.98 ....$2.00 W , . r , , K 1 '"IC ICl in solid colors or stripes. 1" I save SfflBfflfflmft save 1 1 sat- -. Pf I i:FSrH : - 37 1 ' C.AA lV"Ww(wWW;a SfIA ty 1 , PricrillnC I know, Pm only the assist- ! of them will run and I know $100 M II 50'. rriscinas itZrLl!. on', R I S i Sj ;Ilj4J,d:5 -4Vl. 1ft A Sheer rayon priscillas in J ager about this, you can & your wnst. $Q AA 1X61111101115 g- 1 "TTt ."T jfuV '' 1 "W pe.tel color.. It will be ! have them for only g Wore $19.95.. .WW 1 N-r? .f4j K . . sheer madness if you don't f, p j r Values galore In this great M V..Srn ' i-ltj m . ,. f FPlt SlianrS boy these at this low price. jwk flfraC 'a i' l"pnion of new and faih B CAVE &-&'Cs3- ' :r'; CAVF JiSjpOI f S if'sitf m lon frosh remnants. Just fhe I 5AVC ?;-S , ,HU fffi w . D o t u v Valuo $1 in 5. y?2 j , ' n9ht length for i dress or M ' K t,nft "rfl,' . l: r r-l $IAA Women sPom-Pom felt slip- $2 4, .JU i fj Mad MettSWeOr f housecoat. S i P r 4r IS ! Hs.rryforthi.on... Men's ties . . . they call, 30"C 1 1 Ty f&i $5 II 60c Aluminumware Careless Clothes ;hpW" ""-"- tf "'S 1 M & ' -pJjZ vihvvivihvj lieve me, they are plain and ti S CAXC 1 ' "' ... i '' AVF It ' Our buyer made a trip to it will be a novelty if any- llOOtC B iAVt , lllWfed Quanfty 3 Italy for these. They didn't Dark grey flannel jacket. ono buys thorn even at this f JnBBI I $10 m' J00$A $,0 II Men's Corduroy ; wnT . nVt - . 01. 1 pLsaSfe 11 sport shirts , -W rr.3.oo 40 bM j' J W4mk H Fin. washable corduroy i. vRetMO$,-98 --aU f wou,d seller much more. I save Mmm0mMy' save 1 1 or.. o eck.. - - - - " ico ( 1100 PEi II "Viio GarmentBa9S Chairback Sets Children's ! 1 I g Famous Grant Maid gar- And Scarfs Sweaters Children's I I ;?3&5fei;S caic II Children's d7"! bi'i;oT'l!; File net 40" 'f iooorionc.rdigan,we.t. Flannel Shirts J 1 save ISt save II H db 0:1:1 - ---- r -r-vJ. B ,UW &&&VMft , SJ-ftf'l i Many assorted styles and Yous choice.... 'W 2 o 6 JLf6W K X .;1UJ nfiiifT Ipi-r) MrfiwSWary.tfcirtfJi J. W colors to choose from. Val- X.U Reg $1 29 OU 3 ' 1 UEinED'C save. H nowo$,:98---$1.00 1 SAVF riSTOl IIEIIitK J :AVt- SAVE IS w c... children. Infants' First 12 ( ; MsiwpS'm $ir,n S3 Flnnrip! JMrt: Women s Skirts n. ... r . . m 1 $100 yyJcl& RedMm li Polo Shirts Crawlers Customers, f . I JL t-ffid'lSBSSiM ,",.er" Si EOVS' Choose frorrr wool, cordu- long seeve, ltripei anil ' Bib style corduroy crawlers Zr7n W aV.out I i SaP 'I - - i . I vittJ& mi M nnit ffl prPhiium ' P' S i . -. j j . L i ' . .. . . partment can buy a regular B I M -o P ,.,M1,,,H ... J , ,., ,,, , , roy or -velvet, limited quan. id colors. Some have co - , with gnppor snaps. Varied $2.98 men', flannel- sport fl , . 363 I?'?,,:, -Slan,pS r.lir -Newest plaids with 2 ches tity and not a, ,iie$. V,l- I".. -Some button.at .houl- color.. Sizes 9 t 24 month. " shirt for only .. . H B rlir .Ph.4-22.1 . VAVr W, 25 pockets. Good selection of ' der. Sizes. 6 month, to 8 II " 5AVE I . T S pattern.. Sizes $ u.s to , $) AA .year.. ' &Pit alue. lo llftf) - 1 0 1 1 lrin AVF. AVE 'SAVE SAVE $100 8 1 6,8 ''' $l-98 $5 98 - uw R.q.$i. ou $i.98, i.ww i, i i-T 4o '$ioo$ioo$ioo 94-;li uf w-. cia Asgair w. Liberty j i .V01 4-.-r-"tCU?. . , r .J of the firm, ,i . , T J, "c. rvk- w i. - "-47-TJH- rW' c',al la-ycar service pin presented rftTl W Jiift-' if v.iWr I U 'r VT by lUish Kirkpalrick. member of u LMTtk ..... :rlS ! Clifford Jones, recent.y retired ; master, was presented a Dast "V,,u "as masier oi Jennings lodge in 1898. 1 rogress (Hub Is Opposi-il to Clinic Opposition to a proposal to proposal zone rhance at Ke.-irnev :inil Itii'h streets to permit construction of a medical clinic is being given by i me south Salem Progress club, also heard the club president, in Oregon. ! I v . , WWlWm W M v jAM IM' - M M 'II tl iS . Parlmra Given Year in Prison Bar-bara, 40- - ente'need toe veaH he s ..i....- jn:iim:miai v nut h v lor ouiiun- XT charse by circuit court last week. Wesley Leo Norris, 20-year-old former instructor at the Arthur Murray dance studio, waived grand jury hearing Monday and pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge George Duncan to the theft f a typewriter and adding ma- chine from the studio. Sentence was postponed pending a pre j sentence investigation. U v. . f WftZptZij 1 ' Lewis Judson, talk on early days K I ' f ' ' ' U ft .1 A' ftl fl. M L Iff . !l .? ,- ' ' K " NEW PASTOR COMES SHERIDAN Rev. Kenneth ' McCarley. Fresno. Calif., is new ; ptlSlUr Ul rth-M-lllUl.V 01 VtUtl CIIUICII. He succeeds Rev. C. E. Wasson, who has gone lo Beaverton. France produced 42 billion pounds of milk in 1955. given, in all three the banquet held hall. Alvin K. Ander s-president and director received a 15-ycar addition to a special gift nployees, and a spe- the board of directors. Entertainment was furnished by the Lebanon high school mixed choir, directed by Lynn Sjolund. Scout News EAST SALEM This will he a busy week for the Cub Scout Pack 42. Cub Scouts and their parents have been invited by Scoutmaster Hoy Itice and his troop for an even ing ot roller skating at Rickrea rink this Tuesday night. The Scouts j are treating their guests for the ; - y(,.i . ...v. in. n. iiliii iiuiii iiuiij. raised ai tnrisitnas lime Dy sale ot I trees. Friday night the annuel Blue and ! Gold dinner for Cub Pack 42 Willi be held at the schoolhousc. IF Keeps oman tr uina as ret THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. Wi Most housewives would flee in ter- ror, with their husbands keeping paa, al lhc sjght ,,, Mrs Jk,lvjn , ,. . i r A 350-pound puma sits on a d''"'" board while Mrs. Koontz washes her dishes. He follows her about the house and is as domcsti- ft THOUSANDS OAKS, Calif. Kimbo. a fairly-domesticated 350 pound puma who likes to sit on the kitchen sink, lounges in his favorite position as his owner, Mrs. Melvin Koontz docs tho dishes. Mrs. Koontz acquired Kimbo five years ago as a baby. She bottle fed him and reared him as a pet. Now he romps around the. house, sometimes watching TV, and consunles ten pounds of horsemeat and a gallon of milk a day. Kimbo. who spends some of his time in a cage leading to the kitchen, is fond of Mrs. Koontz but doesn't care much for her husband or strangers. (AP Photo-fax) cated as n kitten well, almost, She bottle fed him and reared him although Mrs. Koontz has a fewjas pel Now he cnts 10 pounds scratches. 0( horse meat and a gallon of milk She acquired the puma, named j daily, and watches television when Kimbo, five years ago as a baby, I time hangs heavy. i m o o o w so Q 9 A 63 ft (3 & a e? i : 0 0e3 o r I s o 0 JL
