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v - Page 4 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem,- Oregon, Thursday, December 6, 1956 Season's First Snow Hits Salem Hobby Topic of Talk at Rotary Some of (he beauty of (he snowfall thawed up In powder. Park employes were about ihelr usual -'; Bush park, where picnic lablea and recreation (all lank of culling down dead tree limbs, a crew : equipment whlck were In use urh ihort time being Tlilble In the backf round. ' i(o were burled under' three Inches ol white ' Mrs. Gladys Workman of Scotts burg, Ore., has a hobby of people and she gained a number of friends among Salem Rotarians Wednesday noon when she gave a humorous talk conceiting Ufe ad vantages to be gained by adopt ing a hobby and working it it. Hobbies do not necessarily have to be expensive projects, Mrs. Workman said as she advised the Rotarians to share their experi ences with others. She suggested that hobbyists gather the handi capped around them qi-least once a month and give them an eve ning's entertainment. Mrs. Workman said she just na turally liked people, "horse thiovot" InrliiHMl Durintf her 30- minute address she introduced a number of her friends via the dialect route. Mrs Workman ennke fpplinplv about an elderly man near Santa Barbara, Calif, who had adopted a hobby of sunsets following the death of his wife. He kept a diary in which he recorded his Impres sions of sunsets day by day, tied them In with memories of his wife of more than a half century. ADDRESS INAPPROPRIATE HERTFORD, England WV The Hertfordshire County Council last night turned down an offer of six lots on Thieves Lane for apro- jeeted police housing development Monmouth Boy Hurt MONMOUTH (Special) Danny Schellenbarger, tyear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shellenbar ger, was struck by a car Friday afternoon as he crossed the high way in front of their home near the north city limits on old WW. He suffered cuts on the forehead and chin and bruises on the legs and body. The driver of the car took the boy to the Independence Clinic for treatment and he u recovering nicely. URGES RECKLESS TAG HARTFORD, Conn, (fl State Rep. Henry Feme has proposed that motorists convicted of ser ious traffic violations be com pelled to carry tags reading "Dangerous Driver" on front and rear bumpers for three years. tapaS (toted Salem's first snow of the year Monday brought where Kent Sumner, S, put on the finishing ill the constructive talents of Salem youngsters In touches after an older brother had gone to school, the building of snowmen. One particularly good (Capital Journal Photos by Jerry Clausien) Job was at the A. J. Sumner home at 639 N. ISIh ' W 3' p S- Jhw. 3$ Mt-w I ' buy those Christmas Gift slips now at Sears! frothy wiWyfeftO seen elsewhere at 5.98 A. Watch any woman's eyes light up when she opens this gift! If she's a shrewd shopper, she's seen this quality elsewhere priced at $1 more. 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