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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1957)
, Jr Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, March 20, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section ! Pag II i! North Marion High Activities Fill Calendar Music Students Take Major Holes in Festival NORTH MARION (Special! The Junior-Senior banquet of the North Marion Union Hiah school is scheduled for 7:08 p.m. Thurs day. The juniors will do much of the cooking themselves and sophomore boys and girls will do the serving. Several ol the music students of North Marion Union High school have been honored with an invitation to participate in the music festival at Forest Grove on May 9-11. Band members who will go are Darlene Greeninger. Russell Colgan and Wayne Low rie. Chorus members are Arjil Shrock, Judy Orvold and Amy Copcnhaver. Dorothy Hosteller and Betty Jo Keil are going to. Idaho on April 3 to participate in a Musical fes tivies which will feature mass choruses and mass bands. Miss Norton, advisor for the Girls Athletic association, advised that approximately $50 was re ceived from the recent waste-paper pickup and sale. Three carloads of GAA girls went to Mt. Hood Saturday for skiing and tobogganing. Driving were Les Hosteller, Jerry Lewis, hon orary member of the association, and Miss Norton. Miss Ruth Wilde of Mt. Angel will speak at the student body meeting on Thursday, at North Marion Union High school in con nection with the United Nations program: - . '. .. Miss Anita Norton, girls' P.E. instructor, advises that the Junior Girls haye completed their.' first aid course and are now talcing their tests on bandaging. Miss Norton also advises that tennis practice is in full swing with 20 in the advanced class and 12 in the beginners. At present they are using the tennis courts at Hubbard and Aurora, practic ing after school. Several matches have been scheduled. important ingredients ior modern arming . EQUIPMENT, LAND, AND Workmen .. Jofc ... f iS'Ss LAFAYETTE Modern highway bridge the road between Lafayette and Dayton, replaces willowy old horse and buggy Completion date It set for Oct. 1. (Capital structure spanning the Yamhill river on Journal Photo) Revival Continues MOLALLA (Special) In Mo lalla church of the Nazarcne, re vival services now are m progress each night at the church. Rev. Harold Priddy, pastor of Central Nazarene church, Portland, is the speaker, states Rev. J. L. Van Arsdel, Molalla pastor. There will be no Saturday night services in Molalla as a missionary rally is being held at Canby. Sunday morn ing and evening. Rev. Priddy is to speak at both services. Rolarians Elect SHERIDAN (Special) Dr. B. J, Miller, Sheridan dentist, has been elected president of the Rotary club, for the 19S7-58 year. Named as vice - president is Ken neth B. Graham, and secretary, Dr. Robert L. Hurlburg. Frank W. Smith is the retiring president The Invisible ingredient for most farms is credit the money "stretch" between today's expense and tomorrow's income. Thorough knowledge of farm credit needs makes First National Oregon's top bank for farm and ranch operators. Over 92 years of experience is kept up-to-date by daily contact with farm banking requirements. Top service is traditional. Friendly, helpful First National people serve your personal or business banking needs quickly and efficiently. Discuss your Spring and Summer farm credit requirements with your nearby Branch Manager or Agricultural Representative. You will find that First National is your kind of bank. -v PIC1ST NATIONAL DAN It d3 Build Lafayette Bridge I fwsa . . Bridge Rushed At Jjafayette LAFAYETTE (Special) New Lafayette bridge, now under con struction across the Yamhill river between Dayton and Lafayette, re places a willowy horse and buggy structure built decades ago and, when completed about Oct. 1, 1957, will provide the community with a new bridge 1309 feet in overall length with a 26 foot deck. State highway authorities men tion that this is a $220,000 job with Lee Hoffman as builder. The main. steel girder span has a length of 125 feet and the bridge itself a to tal length of 375 feet. Two concrete approaches will lead to the bridge SALEM iRANCH Of PORTLAND urt luite otteoN Polio Fund Aided MONMOUTH (Special) - Mon mouth Post American Legion this week sent a check to the March of Dimes in the amount of $205.32. This was the net from the benefit dinner given by the Post and Auxiliary. First Aid Taught SCOTTS MILLS (Special) Scotts Mills firemen are sponsor ing a first aid class which will be conducted in the fire hall Tues day nights for several weeks. The class is open to the public. on the north side, three' on the south. The old bridge was a steel truss structure of IStO or 1912 and was outmoded for modern traffic. tocitwt"- Salem Chief Speaker SUBLIMITY (Special) - A talk by Glenn Shedcck, Salem fire mar shal, featured the meeting of the Marion County Fire Association held here recently. bhcdccK discussed fire preven tion in use nome. Also speaking was H. E. Mar auding, chief engineer of the Ore gon Insurance Rating Bureau. The session was attended by 107 men representing 18 departments in the county. The next meeting of the group will be held at the Liberty-Salem Heights fire station on April 10. . Breaks His Arm DALLAS tSoeeiait Duavn P tro, 6-vear-old son of Mrs. Moni ca Patro, 1007 Howe St., suffered a broken right arm Monday when h fiIt from hie kifwnl,, U, ,. treated at the Bartell Hospital and releasee. Woodry's So. Com'!. St. llancfl fw1catfcEn5iraj i;:Si F.II end TwJ Silverton Folk On Sick Report SILVERTON (Special) Reports of local folk ill tnchfde Gary Bark hart, tS, of Molalla, a surgery patient following a one-car acci dent, Thursday. The young mas incurred bead and pelvic injuries. Otto Frank, manager of the mett department j! the Mike Hannan firm, is under treatment for a fractured hip suffered at the family home in a fall. Mrs. William Bloeh, a nurse ai the iod&i hospital, was reported making normal improvement from an illness, the nature of which was not announced. PARKS FAMILY MOVES SCOTTS MILLS (Special) Mr, and Mrs. Bjek Parks have moved to Albany where he is employed in a zirconium smelter. Last Three tV? Yl Elias Keil Injured AURORA (Special) - Elias Keil remains about the same in Doc tor's hospital in Oregon City. Keil who is 82. and the only living grandson of Wittiast Ket!, founder of the Aurora Colony, was injured at his old colony place where lie lives alone, when the wooden wa ter ioser collapsed on him, frac turing his ankle and five ribs, Southland Tour Set JEFFERSON (Spcciall-Mr, and Mrs. John Zehner and Mr. and Mrs, Jake Gilmoar ail of Sidney plan to leave on either March 20 or 2! for a trip in tie Gtimour car for Southern California. The Eeh- ners wilt visit their daughter, sen-!n-!a and family, the Relasid Boards of Bell, Calif., and the Gil- mours will visit close relatives at Riverside, They will go by way tit Reno, Las Vegas ami Death Val ley. They expect to bo gone three weeks. Days! . , . Ends Size Famous Brands Simmers Sleeprtta Ertgfander Rsiaxer Street Signs at Willamina Ready W1LLAMINA ISoeciaU At the March meeting of las city council, the police report showed receipts of $385; and expenses of $137; and 19 arrests. The metal street signs ordered by the city have arrived and will be put up soon. Fsre chief Frank Kauble was ao pointcd to sec about getting a de fense trailer for the city pickup. The library report showed ex penses of $54.25: receipts of S4.7&; books tent during February, MJ: eight books were mirchaseit 25 books were donated, and 37 maga zines lent. MARY FREY INJURED BROOKS fSpeciati - Mrs, Mary Frey is suffering from a dislo cated vertebra disk, Se is usv aware of the cause, but the result has kept her is bed a week. Saturday! Bon Spcoirag Plus! FREE! Twin Size , . 2-Piece Set Matress and Methmg Box Spring Abov average qosllty. 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