Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 18, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

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    . Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, December 18, 1956
THE CAPITATJ JOURNATJ
Section 1 Page 8
County Demos
Fill Vacancies
Decision Made to Hold
Monthly Meetings
Of Organization
Marion county Democrats
named 12 new committeemen, all
but two to fill vacancies, at a
monthly meeting Monday night.
Decision to hold monthly meetings
was also made at the meeting,
S. W. Horn, county chairman an
nounced. Mr. and Mrs. G. Donald Land
were sopointed to fill vacancies
caused by the resignations of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hewitt in Precinct
15. The Hewitts have been pre
cinct committee members in that
precinct since 1932.
While overjoyed at the victories
of the Democrats in the general
election Nov. 6, Cornelius Bate
son, Jr., alternate chairman, told
the group that there was much
work yet to do in Marion county.
uaieson reported 85.3 per cent
of the registered voters voted as
compared with 88 per cent of the
Republicans.
New committeemen appointed
in addition to the Lands were Dr.
Ray Pinson, Precinct 36; Daniel
Poling, 124; Helen Bondell, 9;
Laura Arpke, 10; Lorraine Meu
sey, 28; Delbert McDonaugh, 41;
A. W. Lovick, 46; Body Brown,
96; Tom Higginbotham, 112 and
L. Stewart Smith.
A party relations committee
named by Chairman Horn will be
chairmaned by Poling. Named to
1 service with him were Edwin W.
Butler and Edna Bishop.
BISHOP'S PARADE of FAMOUS - BRAND
t Interchange
Land Obtained
A tract of land containing 1.63
acres with a value of $675 was
condemned by a Marion county
circuit court order Monday in con
nection with the Brooks traffic
interchange on the Baldock Free
way. Owners of the property were
William W., Martha 0., and C. W.
Cottew, all of Brooks, and the U.S.
National Bank of Portland.
The State Highway Commission,
which instituted the proceedings,
was ordered to build a fence along
the eastern boundary of the Cot
tew property facing the highway.
Santa Plans
Phone Calls
To Shut-Ins
rat-la children In the Salem
art may receive unexpected tele
phone calls from Santa Claus be
tween now and Christmas accord
ing to plans of the Salem Active
club.
Frank Sales, president, said the
local club got the idea from the
Eugene Active club. The plan calls
for children who are ill to hear
from Santa even if they cannot
lee him.
Sales said the club had received
a number of calls from parents
asking that calls be arranged for
their children. Many of the club
members, he said, had volun
teered to work for the success of
the plan.
Anyone wishing Santa calls to
be made should drop a postcard
or letter to "Santa Claus." care
Active club, 425 Delmar Dr., Salem.
Mrs. Finch Fractures
Hip in Fall at Home
Mrs. M a b 1 e Finch, 78, 1533
Court St., was taken to Salem
General hospital by Willamette
Ambulance Service late Monday
after she fell and fractured a hip
in her home.
Mrs. Finch's condition was said
to be good by hospital attend
ants.
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