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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, December 12, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 1 Page 11 Kids Dive i6r Mothers in YMCA Class if,' ' 0 -:.':'ipn ft ::y ...... This line of small children had plenty of confidence about going Into the VMA's instructional pool Tuesday. Each one had their mothers to catch them as a molherynunjzster swimming class opened its first session. Class Instructor Mrs. Robert Smith is dnirn at the other end of the pool. (Capital Journal Photo) Christmas Spirit Strikes Kcizer KEIZER (Special) There's Christmas in the air, and time to hear the old carols sung by chil drcn. This is only a part of the the program to he presented at the next Kcizer TTA meeting. Thurs day at 7:30 p m. Mr. Shrllon will direct the Kcizer school chorus in a few of the familiar Christmas soncs. Airs. Norman Young will be there to inform the parents and teachers how the PTA welfare committee works and what it does for the school and community, also how the PTA members can help. And for the parents who haven't stopped learning. George D. Por ter, supervisor of the adult educa tion classes in Salem, will outline a few of the many adult classes at the high school. There will be a group discussion of the problems of the intermediate grade children. Blood Flood for Alhanv Reserve ALBANY (Special) Albany area blood donors turned out in force Monday at the Elks club and deposited a total of 205 pints to the Red Cross blood bonk. Six persons made their 16th do nation, reaching the two gallon mark. They were Louis Knowles, Lyle Wachsnicht, Vern Gray, Har old MacHugh, Joyce Mclnois and Howard Atkcson. Joining the "Gal loneers" club with their eighth do nation were Charles Killins, Mrs. Esther Mallon, Mrs. James Ken agv, Donald Banta, Gerald Wen dell, Philip Nicburs, Andrew Dan- iclson and Mark Wright. Temi-Agrrs Fined For Liquor Parly ALBAXY (Special) - Five teen agers, whose wine drinking spree was tntenipted by the arrival of two Albany city patrolmen, plead ed guilty to charges of heing mi nors in possession of liquor in mu nicipal court here Monday. The five were fined $25 each and costs. An appeal from a previous con viction of driving while under the influence of liquor against Arthur Olc Solum, 39. Portland, was dis missed. The previous judgment of $175 fine and 90 days license sus pension was ordered reinstated. Forger Sentenced ALBANY (Special) -Harold S. Gourley was sentenced Monday to serve three years in the Oregon state prison for forgery, on which he was convicted by a jury In cir cuit court last Wednesday. Gourley was accused of forging a $10.00 check March 27, 1954, using the Dwight Glassey Dies at Albany ALBANY (Special! Dwight Alexander Glassey. 54. RFD 4. Al bany, died at the Mennnnite Home for the aged Monday following a long illness. 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