Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, September 25, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Kiwanis Kids
Parade Slated
For Saturday
Culmination of Salem Kiwanis
1 ids Day week activities set lor
Saturday, Sept. 29, at 10 a.m.
nil feature a parade of decorated'
floats, marching units and other
entries by more participants than
ever before, according to Dr. Ray
rinson, chairman.
Entrants are asked to appear
at the Capitol Mall about Sam
for judging which starts at 9:30
P.m., William Hammond, chair
man of judging, announced that
prizes will be awarded in several
( ivisions. Salem United Fund
f gencies have agreed to enter dec
orated floats and marching units
for this year's parade.
Kiwanis Kids Day parade will
start at 10 a.m. from the Capitol
Fall and head west on Chemeketa
street, south on High and return
east on Court street to the Mall.
Annual poster contest for chil
dren, a Kiwanis sponsored event,
attracted more than J00O entries!
drawn by Salem District elemen
tary . school children. Miss Pat J
Slayter, judge of the contest and
art instructor at North Salem
High school, announced winnow
cf the poster contest on Monday.
First, second and third place
winners in each grade will re
ceive certificates, and first place
winners and their parents ere
guests of the club at the regular
Kiwanis weekly lunch today at
Senator hotel.
First grade winners: Janet
, Straw, Richmond; Carolyn Mor-
' ris, Garfield; Barbara Dickey,
Halls Ferry, second grade win
ners: David Manock, Richmond;
-Kancy Watterson, Rosedale; Ron
nie Amick, Englewood. Third
grade winners: Nancy Humphreys,
Tlorningside; Roberta Parsons,
'.-iberty; Debbie Berkey, High-
.land.
Fourth grade winners: Helen j
Rosenfeld, Englewood; Jeanie
Macdonald, Morningside, La
Vonne Mason, Washington. Fifth
grade: Michael Ryan, Hoover;
Michael Mcnnis, Mountain View;
Charlotte Brown, Bush, Sixth
grade: Mary Bent, Liberty; Yv
ette Dunn, Mountain View; Carrol
Davis, Bush.
Section 1 Page 3
Rites Held for
Crash Victim
SHERIDAN (Special) Funeral
services for Oran F. Daniels, 63,
late resident of Sheridan, who
passed away Friday as the result
of an automobile accident near
Dallas, were held Monday after
noon, at Pershall's Sheridan Funer
al home. Interment was In Green
Crest Memorial park, -.
Daniels was thrown clear of his
pickup truck, when it collided head
on with the car of Mr. and Mrs.
Cleo Wren, also of Sheridan.
He was active in the Phil Sheri
dan Rodeo association, having
helped begin the yearly event,- and
also was an active member of
the board of directors of Green
Crest Memorial park. i
Daniels was born Dec. 25, 1892
in Merced, Calif., and came to
Sheridan when six years old. He .
was a prominent farmer in this ,
area, and a member of the Bucll ;
Grange. He married Leota Burgess
Sept. 19, 1917 in McMinnville.
Survivors are his wife, two sons,
Ross Daniels of Tule Lake, -Calif., :
Earl Burgess of Willamina: three
sisters, Mrs. Jessie Wise of Sheri
dan, Mrs. Anita Franklin of Peoria,
III., Mrs. Orie Minges of Carmel,
Calif.; a brother, Marion DeLash
mutt of Ronan, Mont.; six grandchildren.
Funeral Set
For C. J. Smith
LEBANON (Special) Funeral
sen-ices for Charles J. Smith, 60, i
who died Sunday at the Lebanon !
Community hospital, will be at
Jost's chapel at 11 a.m. Wedncs- j
day, following a rosary for him
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, also at:
Jost's chapel.
Smith had built dry cleaning es-!
tablishments in both Lebanon and j
Sweet Home. I
He was born Dec. 21, 1895, at
North Plains, Ore., near Forest
Grove, and is survived by his
wife Edna, whom he married in
Lebanon in 1951, and his two chil
dren, Charles of Camas, and Mrs.
Evelyne Robertson of Reno, Nev.;
four brothers, Peter F., Frank,
Will A. and Lawrence of Lebanon;
three I t e r s, Mrs. Josephine
Skeen and Mrs. Mtry Myler of
Lebanon, and Mrs. Emma Dorset
of California; and five grandchildren.
Driver Held
After Accident
A two-car collision at Lancaster
drive and Silverton road Monday
evening resulted in the arrest of
one driver on a charge of driving
while intoxicated, state police re
ported. .
CharRfd was Robert Fromm.
59, Aurora. His car collided with
one driven by Robert J. Roberts,
Portland, officers said.
No one was injured in the 5:30
p.m. collision, police said.
PNM WINS IN TRINIDAD
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad- Iff
A preliminary count of ballots
in Trinidad's general elections
showed luesuar uic ,
tional Movement IPN'M' swept to
power wun io m " s""u"
council seats. '
Dr. Eric E. Williams, leader of
the predominantly Negro PNM.
defeated his nearest rival by
. hi. iiwi votes in Mon-
WEDNESDAY is our special monthly Red Letter Day event. 10
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I bring to our Green Stamp Dept., third floor. Each book must
i contain at least 2 and not more than 39 pages of stamps.
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WINDOW SHADES
$100
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CHINA CUP AND SAUCER
I Reg. 1.93-lmported fine floral patterns....
Good cloth washable shades
FLOOR STACK PILLOWS
$00
24"x24"
Corduroy or sail cloth stripe.
Reg. 9.95 Now
,97-PC. DINNERWARE SET '
Reg. 44.50-Fine Chinaware-Service for 12,
Beautiful Rhythm pattern
ea.
CAFE CURTAINS
$100
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Prints scalloped top with bone rings.
Matching Valances 50c Each
RUFFLED PRISCILLAS
Of Bemberg Organdy, 46"x81"
5.29 Now
Other sizes priced accordingly.
30" Cafes to match, reg. 2.79, now
34" Cafes to match, reg. 2.99, now ,
Curtains Third Floor
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SWING-A-WAY CAN OPENER
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2.98
29.95
COLONY TUMBLER
Reg. 3.50- Fine Swedish type
in 3 sizes, 5-oz., 8-oz., 12-oz. .
199
OVAL ROASTER
Rg. 3.69-Holds 9 lb. fowl-
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1.98
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I Reg. 1.89-Stainless jteel-
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DOOR MAT
1.49
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6-PC. STEAK KNIFE SET
Reg, 14.95-Famous Sheffield sleel,
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DUST PAN
Reg. 69c Decorated metal-rubber tip I M
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