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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 3 Page 13, a livil Service Announces That l 31 State Employes Promoted r ira ,mairiKT. latlna machine oneralnr frin, , '.i , Salem School Leaders Honored at Wednesday Reception VI. Rastnrfer ha. v....-- .""V wr 'nees. ecrm aide 1. Meryl w. Smith to rT... "b in mine, nave become inline t-. narris machine operators, "piraior i ana uerald t. Gaiser engineer ? lrvino i n rnn i.on to tabulating machine super- to civil engineer 6, Sigmund D. fccnwarz to Hedonist 2. Jean Ann engineenne aide 2. Robert M. AUi- tabulaling son and Peter R. Harris to civil nnnqM Dinn .....: - y1 l n ni it i-knn' in an evecnlivo 9 nneiiiA i j j "n,u "mik- viikuh-ci i, manes n. inanuicr ? Marictt moved uo f T and ' abulati"S "'chine and. Robert P. Hamilton to civil t. Maricu moved up irom ad- operator 2 and KeralH r. r.i.r .nin, a r t- t fiistr.itive analyst to manago Jnt analyst 1. Julius Pcet was lancea to management analyst nd Eric A. Erickson to accounts utive 1. her promotions in the account- j i iirld include R.. K. Wood to ounu executive 3. w. v. Fis- to accounts executive 2 and jh Dusenberry to accounts exec- I. V. Martin, .1. Karl Corey and visor 1. An advancement (or Olive Ross was from clerk tvpist 1 to com munication's clerk. The following eight people were promoted to right of way agent 3: Esthel J. Benner Harold J. Brainerd. James Bunnell. Alan C. Gemmell. Gerald T. Harrington, Laurence A. Holt. Lawrence C. Merriam, Jr., and Carl E. Smith. Adele L. Ecan he. Tomi'ta have moved into manT came a right of way agent 1. I mer is now a management ilvst 4. ' ' ' jPromnted from clerk typist 2 to counting cierK were Helen M. tlson and Eva Walery, and Kd- 1 E. W maker went to this clas- jlication from' stores clerk. For- ;t BreaKey ana Herman bchwab i nnvv field examiners 1 . ami nald D. Bakfcr and Ernest L. ! Sni has announced. erce ore now collections agents. ing from that post to veterans :in olficer 1 is Stanley A. llavek. Taking a step up to veterans' n officer 2 are Carl M. Church d Vernon: C. Priller. and H. B Toys Sivamp Fire Station No more used toys can . be I used for this year's Christmas toy drive. Fire Marshall Glenn He expressed appreciation for the thousands of loys that have been donated by Salom area residents. Firemen, have more toys on hand now than they. can possibly get repaired before oody moved' from that position cl,rl,". " there It veterans' loan officer 3. Charles I Asher is now assistant retail ore manager and Roy L. West- ng has been promoted to store's i lerk. Pat L. Hogan was advanced n multililh operator 1, Oscar R. Vargnier to multilith operator 2, lionna Kron and Shirley A. Mur- iv lo dictating machine trans-1 riher 1, and Clarice M. Moon is iimv a dictating machine trans- riher 2. Marjorie L. Dunn, Cora- Ire Y. Kcefauver and Constance W. f.elson went from key punch oper ator trainee to key punch operator. no storage space available for those left over. The toys being repaired and repainted by firemen are being turned over to the Salem Ex change club and the Salvation Army for distribution at Christ mas to underprivileged children of the community. . Bunnell and Alice M. Butchart to draftsman 1, and Jack C. Doty to draftsman 3. Alvin H. Earn went lo laborer. 1, Marvin E. Woods to compositor 1, Alice I. Cook and ' Sibyl C. Roberts to institution1 worker 2. Dorothy Graham " to cook t and Bernice M. Brcneman I to attendant 1. In Iht? clerical series, La Verne , K. DeBroux and Betty L. Ederj were advanced from clerk 1 to clerk typist 1. Twelve promotions Irom clerk typist - to clerk typist 2 include Barbara F. Bussell. I I Shirley A. Gregson. Savilla J. ' Harper, Julia M. Hittlc. Francis J. Hoven, Pearl B. Leigh. Maxine I C. McCullough. Armella R. -Nash, I Elsie n. Peterson, Bertha A. Picha. Leda M. Rowe and Georgia K. Ulmer. In addition, six people Y" t CrZ 1 were promoted from clerk stcnog-. LIty OCllOOv rapher il .to .clerk stenographer 2. Those now in this classification ore Donna D. Graves, Betty A. Hacek. Roberta Howe. Elsie Kcp pinger, Dorla D. Medford and Norma I. Peterson. Also advanced lo this classification1 from a Clerk Typist 2 position is Ethel A. Wal- 1 , IfiL JlL - KJ1 , !l Two Catholic Parishes to Open j Salvage Store for the Needy;-' Operation of a St. Vincent de donations of used clothing, shoes, Paul society salvage store In Sa furniture, toys, books, magazines, lorn has been announced by pas-'dishware or ' any salvable item ," , -i tors of Salem's wo Catholic par-lmanaccr John Nathman an-' ishes. . I nnunced. r An operating council has been Pickup service will be furnished formed with D. J. McLellan as for those who are unable lo br'ng president, according to the Rev. donations to the store. Tho t John Reedy, pastor of St. Vincent's twill not be open to sales tn t' church and the Rev. Joseph Van- public at this time, it was si a tel. ,.' tiorbock, pastor of St. Joseph s. Visit in Daliofa LINCOLN (Speci?D Lincoln folk who have been away on a The store, to be opened soon, will be located at 343 North Com mercial St., and js designed to help needy people on a n o n- Hfinnmin nUnnat ho i Renovated clothing and other 3-lav vacation are Mr. rnd M:J. useful articles will either he sold H- War(l Ashford, and I Irs. A' h or given away and the purpose of mother, Mrs. J. D. Je! ....., the enterprise described as ser- The Ashfords went by train to, ,,, vice to those "living close to the Groton, S. D., where they vcr . margin." house guests at the homes of Mr. , , The store will be open daily and Mrs. Jim Murray and Mr. r, I from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to receive and Mrs. Ray Johnson. 5 '. GENERAL CI def s Feted At Reception Sulem's three top administrators of public schools were honored Wednesday at a public reception at Salem Woman's club. The group Includes (left to right Supl. Charles D. Schmidt, Mrs. Schmidt, Asst. Supl. George R. Martin. Mrs. Martin, Asst. Supl. Arthur V. Meyers and Mrs. Meyers. The three men will all take new positions in the system next year. (Capital Journal Photo) FPCToldNez Perce Would Ruin Salmon 'Comic Strips' Carnival Due At North Hid Three men who hold lop posi tions in thit Kalcm nnhlir cr-hnnlc ther, While Lola L. Phillips Was I were Greeted hv several hundred moved to a clerk typist 3 post. persons during a public reception urns sorenson movea Irom clerk held Wednesday afternoon at the stenographer 2 to clerk stcnog-1 Salem Woman's club house. rnpner a. promoted to clerk 2 are Sl,pcrintendent Charles Schmidt. I evUK.. G d. Martin 6r000 Increase Marked . . - V ' anu Arinur v. im-crs, ann ineir K. Dann. Vclda M. DeGuire, IneijwivM wcrc honorcd by ,cllow ad. h. Fortncr. Dons Miller Wanda ministrators, teachers and others L. Morrison and Edward Zane are in tne scnool svstem. now in he clerk 3 classification. The Saicm classroom Teachers Moved from Clerk 3 to Clerk 4 anrintinn wilh Neil Rrmvn c nearly 28,000 Finns Covered Bv Jobless Pay Now in State i!1 president, were sponsors of the re ception. The receiving line included the Up First 6 Months Of This Year Kelley Named President of Fuel Dealers The Salem Fuel Oil Dealers as- van T. Kelley, Master Stations branch manager, as president at meeting held at Chuck s Steak "Comic Strips." Seven popular comic strips will !be depicted, with two clubs team- lg up for each presentation. The program will be headed by WASHINGTON in Construe-; a queen to be selected .from a tinn nf the nrrinnspd Np7 Ppree 1 field of 13 nritlpi'ssns nnminateri Dam would destroy valuable salm-' By the several clubs, on resources and have disastrous The general public will be ad elfects on the Columbia R i v e r j mittce lo the carnival, with tick fishing industry, the Federal Pow- ets available at the door, er Commission (FPC) M'as told Thursday. James H. Cellars, Astoria, Ore., executive secretary of the Colum bia River Salmon and Tuna Pack ers Assn., made the statement at hearing on proposed dams in the Snake River, a I Columbia tributary. The hearing is on an application by Pacific Northwest Power Co. (PNPI to build smaller dams at Mountain Sheep and Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, attorney for groups favoring Nez Perce horse. Dam, asked the basis for Cellars Kelley will succeed Verne M. testimony that salmon and steel-J Boone, secretary-treasurer of Val hcad trout runs in the Salmon ley Oil company. and lmnaha rivers, tributaries ofi Thomas F. Jaskoski, Mobilgas the Snake, would be "completely ..salesman, was elected secretary- destroyed" by a high Nez Perce : treasurer, succeeding M. C. Thorn- veuars saia ine udin wuum nm so many migratory fish that "in time, the runs would be complete ly extinct." Asked if he could name any ten- eral dams which had destroyed fish runs. Cellars said there were several, including Grand Coulee. He conceded everything possible night be done to preserve fish runs if Nrz Perce v.ere built. But, he said, there is no assurance the jjj runs could be protected and "they wouldn't blow out the dam" if the R fish facilities wouldn't work. g Cellars said the Columbia River 5 fishing industry is "being thrrat- ened" by a proposed closure o( R a portion of the river, and the J loss of the Salmon and lmnaha m runs might prove fatal to the en- j tire industry. ifi New Oregon firms covered by the unemployment compensation law increased by 6,522 by the end of June, as the result of amend ments to the law enacted by the 1955 legislature, the unemploy ment compensation commission announced. were Harry B. Deland and Ruth K. Keller. "i rsycniairte Aide 2 promotions North Salem high school's an-,!nclltde Ui-ace E. Bishop. Eunice honored guests, Gardner Knapp, nual inter-club carnival scheduled L- Uu,e and Audrey D. Sandahl. chairman or the school board, for 8 o'clock Thursday night in ! Charlota McCollum went from Mayor Robert W hite, Hodges and the auditorium will be based on ' psychiatric aide 2 to psychiatric Brown. aide supervisor 1 and Harold Rich- ards is now therapist aide.- Oc-,Tr,TT . , IT) , Oil tober and November also saw WU FrUlemUlY ? i TOWCl'lV oOlll Charlotte Bates, Arlene L. i J J k-vxv .wicnaeison ana nossic a. ciick- .rlf Ultr IxCCOVOS icy move 10 practical nurse i, ana Mary E. Boles and Jennie H. Pall man to practical nurse 2. Jane Perman is a graduate nurse 2 and Dorothy J. Klecynski a -graduate nurse 3. Marvin Grubman, M.D., i now a physician 2. New in case worker 2 positions are Marcel! a Davis and Gordon Osborne. Carl K. Simpson is a new juvenille serv ice worker. Five promotions were made from correctional officer to correctional sergeant. These are Calvin I,. Cales, John G. Nelson, Walter J, ScheUV Roy E. Talley and Donald Versteeg. Now serv- sociation Wednesday elected Dono-!'n M houseparent 2 are Ernest tiaoecK. nueia inomas ana i nom as Westwood. Advanced to veterans' program Specialist are Vere A. McCarty pnd Raymond E. Peltry. Roy Thompson went from Farmer 3 to Hog Raiser, and Holla C. Sexaucr was promoted from veterinarian 2 lo Veterinarian 3. Books on Friday SAE fraternity at Willamette university has completed plana for a drive through Salem col lecting books and records for the patients at the state hospi tal. Radio stations In Salem will be broadcasting directions Thursday and Friday on how citizens can contribute their books and rrcords lo the drive. Method of donation will be either to leave contributions at the fire or police stations be tween now and Friday or to rail, the SAE fraternity, giving ad dresses, and Friday morning the men will canvass the city pick ing up boxes. The Christmas drive Is part nf a larger program undertaken by the Sigma Alpha Eosilnn frater nity tn aid I he patients at the stale hospital. For $100,000 This is n one-third increase over the 19.100 firms covered prior to Jan. 1. lflSfi. The legislature amended the law to include firms with two or more employes draw ing wages of $1,800 annually. By the end of 1956 the commis sion estimates that an additional 2.000 to 2.500 more of the small firms will come under the law. This would bring all coverage to between 27,000 and 28.000 firms, commission officials said. The newly covered firms are scattered throughout most indus trial divisions with concentra tions of the small firms being in construction, 560; restaurants, 550; serv'ce station-, "i; ii-tf p"-i wood products, 503; doctors' of- Jtf Cross Given . -School Leave Travis Cross, assistant to the chancellor of higher education, has been given a leave of absence lo become a member nf the staff of Secretary Stale-elect Mark lint-! field on January. 7. The leave was granted by Hie ' state board of higher education t? at ils mpptinn in PnrllnnH erlinr ' 5 this week. Hatfield has not defined Cross's new duties but said Thurs day he planned to confer with civil ! service director Charles Terry on a proper classification for Cross, i Hatfield said the rate of pay for Vi the new position will be the samclm as paid to Cross by the board. I Hatfield plans to announce ap-ljjj pointment of an assistant secre-W lary ol slate in a short time. 1 2 Length of Cross's leave from IheiH education board was not an- B nounced, but it is believed to be for one year. i IK -.'';,- f il ELECTRIC Fast Recovery Water Heater 52 Gal., Reg. $119.95 NOW $ UNIT 9995 Pay Only $1.25 Per Week No Money Down W Green Stam MUSTEK 3 Gcraldine Page, stage and screen stnr, used to recite Shake- Frnncis W. Smith and Bernice E. Smith of Credit Bureaus, Inc., are purchasers of three Salem in come-producing properties Trom Justice George Rossmnn of the state supreme court and Mrs, Rossman. It was transaction. The prnperties arc a building at 700-714 Ferry St., occupied by Johnson's Market and the slate employment service; property at 240 South Cottage, occupied by Ihe service shops of Pacific Tele phone & Telegraph company; and 295-297 South Winter, which is the location of a duplex house and a telephone company parking lot. Smith said the purchase was for speculative purposes and that no change in occupancies is con templated. The deal was made through Grabenhorst Bros., Realtors. Leer, U.j: fc"t-iy m; z",,:l (speare while working as a thread S barber and nenuty shops, 200; and : winder. lawyers offices, 115. 365 N. COMMERCIAL ; OPEN MON. THRU FHK TIL 9 P. M. TIL XMAS g Management Unit Hears Mo so If on Sears lMan I James Mosolf. Salem manager $ 100.00C i I off Sears Roebuck store, described the company's profit-sharing plan to members of the Salem chapter of Pacific Northwest personnel 1 management association at the China City Wednesday night. Newly installed president, Theo dore Piersnn. coordinator of dis tributive education and industrial arts at North Salem high school, announced committee appoint ments for the coming year. VOTERS NAME CHRISTMAS MOrmiSTOWN, Tcnn. in-Vol-ers here got into the spirit of things. They elected Rernie Christ mas to the city administration. mm HOUSE COMfJWOES GIVE HER A GIFT SHE WILL ENJOY THREE V I TIMES A DAY FOR YEARS AND SAVE $32.95 THE 1956 GENERAL ELECTRIC j PORTABLE DISHWASHER g I AT PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL S II Hunter-Killer I Naval Group f Sailing; Home I WASHINGTON' l.l A special S eisM ship antisubmarine group 2 nieh had been patrolling in the fi Mcditprrancan Sea since the start of the Suez fighting is headed k hnme. J The sailing of Ihe "hunter- R killer" group, which had been S operating with the Bth Fleet. kl170Atl IU. Vn. .. m-. fnnl thai tension in the area has relaxed, j A Navy announcement today on J5 departure noted that the ernup as at Rotterdam. Ihe Nether- B lands, when the Suez hostilities jf "can "and sailed for the Medi- Itrranean immediately." S Te group, which is built around B the carrier Antietam and its spe- g oally armed and equipped anti- m submarine planes, is headed lor g Ihe 'East Coast," the announce- g "lent said. The majority of the S ships probably will arrive at New- g P"rt. HI. The group Is commanded by g Hear Adm. Paul L. Dudley. In 5 addition to the carrier, the group consists of the destrovers .New. Holden. Rich. K. L. Wilson. Bas i'"ne and Damato and the fleet tanker Neosho. Si Now Only $17700 Reg. $209.95 Poy Only 210 Per Wk. Fully Automatic Large Capacity No Plumbing Required waanummm eaiir M" ENNEY OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL GREEN STAMPS 1 TT NO MONEY DOWN ZrH Thprapv Unit Added LEBANON (Special' A new PV sio-therapy unit in Ihe Lebanon Cftmmumtv hospital went into op erttion last Tuesday, with P'gsy C m p b e 1 1, phiw-therapist, in cSarje. mm t 1 - irTTTi 1 . . - - 365 NORTH COMMERCIAL OPEN MON. THRC FRI. TILL P.M. TILL XMAS Solem'i Oldest 'antWuti Deoler Sbln' LeoaSot Applionce Diiploy P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS EXCEPT SATURDAY TO 5:30 I'. M. door prize: NO OBLIGATION JUST REGISTER KROEHLER T-V SWIVEL CHAIR With Purchase of Any 2-3-4 Pe. 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