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Salem, Oregon, Saturday, April 13, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Lebanon Fires
Teacher After
Policy Dispute
LEBANON (Special) In special session, lasting un
til 2 a.m., the board of Lebanon Union High School
District No. 1 passed a resolution to adhere to its for
mer position of not renewinc the contract of Leonard
Gainer, vocational machine shop instructor since 1942.
Non-renewal was based on rec-f 1
ommendation by Principal Law-L
rence Page, Assistant Superin
tendent and Curriculum Coordina
tor George Henderson and Super
intendent James W. King.
Chairman of the board Is Wil
liam R. Thomas.
At a recent open meeting strong
support was expressed by parents
and students for Gainer's teach
ing policies which were in dis
agreement with those ordered by
his superiors.
Resignation Accepted
Resignation of Ralph Wood,
teacher of dramatics and social
studies, was accepted by the
board of Lebanon Union High
bcnooi. wood will teach In Eu
gene.
Elected to teach in his place
next year was carl E. Snclling,
speech, English and history teach'
The board appointed Floyd Me.
Reynolds and Louis Dcmctz for
three-year terms on the school
budget committee, replacing
Wayne Oakley and Frank Peo
ples, whose terms expire.
BROOKS BOY HURT
BflOOKS (SpcciaU While play
ing ball at the Brooks school
ground, James Smith suffered a
broken finger on his right hand
recently.
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Services Set
S1LVERTON (Special) The
Hev. I. M. Nelson of the First
Christian Church pastorate is an
nouncing a preparatory scries of
sessions to the regular Easter
week special activities, beginning
Wednesday night.
"The Triumphal Entry" will be
Rev. Nelson's topic for Palm Sun
day. An evening visual sermon
will be on "The Passion Week."
From Wednesday evening the
7:30 special prayer and song ses
sion begins at 7:30 p.m., with
special Communion service ar
ranged by the Christian Woman's
Fellowship.
The Christian Church is joining
Ihc other churches in the Good
Friday service.
On Easter Sunday at the Sun
rise service, Dale Moore, Christ
ian Youth Dircclor is to speak at
the annuni Sunrise Service to be
lollowcd by the Easier Breakfast.
The pastor, the Rev 1. M. Nel
son, will give his Easter sermon
al the 11 o'clock hour. Baptismal
services are to be observed at the
7)30 p.m. hour, Easter Sunday.
Dallas Churches
Set Joint Rites
DALLAS (Special) Good Friday
services will be Friday, April 19
from 12:10 to 1 p.m. at the Me
thodist Church with Rev. Philip
Wolfe, pastor of the Christian
Church, as the main speaker.
During the community-wide
service the high school choir will
present special music.
Easter sunrise service will be
al the Mcnnnnitc Brethren Church
beginning nt 6:30 a.m. Easter
Sunday and Rev. John B. MncDon-
ald, president of the Dallas Min
isterial Association.
Brooks Pastor t o
Return for Year
BROOKS (Special) Rev. Ro
bert Swope was re-elected this
week to serve for another year as
pastor of the Assembly of God
Church here.
Rube Nelson, Arthur Jensen,
and Roy Sullivan were elected to
the board. Mrs. Arthur Jensen is
secrctary.trcasurcr and historian,
Mr. Jensen was also elected Sun
day school superintendent.
The lot that the former church
building occupied is being offered
tor sale. 4
MQRWXWm AT HOOK.
F WU(R THE FOOD IS 6000!
Saturday
and
Sunday Dinners
Served 11:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Week Day Dinners
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
A'Ta' Carte
95c
Child's Portion 60c
Complete Dinners .
$125
Child's Portion 75c
EAT AT
SLOPPY JOE'S
DRIVE-IN
12th and Center Streets
Open 1 1 a.m. to Midnila
t v jm k .
-IAMburglS
Oregon Home of Sloppy Joe
. A Great Sindwich
North City Limits
Oo-Phona EM 2 6798
Dallas His;h Names Girl
DALLAS These Dallas High School
girls were named Girl of the Month for
April, May and June by the Girls' League
Honors Paid
By Rebekahs
LEBANON (Special) iVIrs. Vern
Reeves was recommended Tues
day by Pearl Rcbekah lodge for
the Decoration of Chivalry, to be
awarded by a state committee at
an Assembly May 22-24 at Bend.
Given a seal of perfection by
Ihc local lodge was Mrs. Orville
Soule.
Delegates to the Slate Assembly
arc Mrs. J. A. Ruckcr, Mrs. Glen
Simons, Mrs. Soule and Mrs. Les
ter .Gatchell. Mrs. Ruckcr was
re-elected district deputy.
Community service committee,
Mrs. William Hardt, Mrs. Rex
Smith and Mrs. Simons, will rep
resent the Lodge on the Park and
Recreation District Council.
DELEGATES ELECTED
MONMOUTH (Special) Mrs.
Charles Bowman and Mrs. Ellen
Dalton have been elected delegates
and Mrs. A. L. Spencer and Mrs.
Ethel Moreland, ' alternates, f o r
the stale meeting of the Rcbekah
Lodge. Mrs. E. Bork was rccom.
mended for district deputy.
YESTERDAY'S CLOSE
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(By The Auorlntftl Pru?
Admiral Corporation . 12 V
Allied Chemical 88
Allis Chalmers 34
Aluminum Co. America 90 'A
American Airlines 18
American Can 43 Vi
American Cyanamide 77
American Motors 7 W
American Tel. & Tel. 177 ',4
American Tobacco 74
Anaconda Copper 66
Armco Steel 57
Atchison Railroad 24 '4
Bethlehem Steel 44 '4
Boeing Airplane Co. 48 .
Borg Warner . 40 '
Burroughs Adding Mach. 39 -1
California Packing 40 T4
Canadian Pacific 34 '4
Caterpillar Tractor 92 '4
Cclanc.se Corporation 16
Chrysler Corporation 75 u
Cities Service 64
Consolidated Edison 44
Crown Zcllerhach 53 T
Curtiss Wright 44 Vj
Douglas Aircraft 82
duPont do Nemours 190
Eastman Kodak 90
Ford Motor 58 !
General Electric 60
General Foods 43 H
General Motors 41
Georgia Pac Plywood 30
Goodyear Tire 77 U
lnlcninlion.nl Harvester 36
International Paper 99 s
I Johns Mnnrille 48 j
I Kaiser Aluminum 42
I Kennecoll Copper 1154
Llbby. McNeill 11
; Lockheed Aircraft 47 i
I Locw's Incorporated 19 i
Monlgomerv Ward 37
i New York Central 30 i
I Northern Pacilie 40
IPncilic Gas A Eledrlc 48 ?
Pacilie Tel. & Tel. 128
Plnney U. C.i Co. 82
Pennsylvania Railroad 20 4
Pepsi Cola Co. 22
Philco Radii) 17
Puget Sound P A 1. 23 "i
Radio Corporation 35 'i
Ravonicr Incorporated 27 7.
Republic Slecl 53 'i
Reynolds Metals 56 H
Richfield Oil 66
Safeway Stores Inc. 69 s
St. Resis 36
Seott Paper Company 59
Sears Roebuck c Co. 26 '
Shell Oil Co. fill 'i
Soeonv-Moliil Oil 5R l4
Southern Pacilie 43 lt
.Stamlartl Oil ('.ilifuruia 4'i
Standard Oil N. .1. 59
Studebnker Packard 7 T
Swill & Company 37 't
Transnmeriea Corporation 37 '
Twentieth Century Fox 23
I'nion Oil Company 57 '
I'nion Pacific 27 i
I'nited Airlines . 28 5i
I'nited Aircraft 79 r,
I'nited Corporation 6
I'niled Stales Plywood at '
I'nited Stales Steel 62 S
Westinghouse Electric 57
Woolworth Company 43
PAY YOUR
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Every Type of
Shoivn at Mt. Angel April 28
MT. ANGEL (Special) - Every
type anil color of primrose may
be exhibited at the Primrose Flow
er Show to be staged by the Mt.
Angol Garden Club, Sunday. April
28, from 2 to 8 p.m. in the St.
Mary's school dining hall.
If no special class is provided,
Ihc flower will be shown in the
rarities and oddities division. Pro
grams have been printed and are
ready for distribution.
Exhibits will be received on Sat
urday, April 27, from 6 p.m. to 8
p.m., and on Sunday morning,
April 28, from 8 to 10 a.m. Judg
ing will begin at 10 a.m., and no
exhibits may be received after
that. '
Cut flower arrangements featur
ing primroses may be exhibited in
Valley Dates
DALLAS Members of the Dal
las Fire Department will give a
dance at the National Guard Ar
mory Saturday from 9:30 to 12:30
p.m. Proceeds will be used to buy
dolls and toys tor underprivileged
children at Christmas.
LEBANON Farm meeting, co
sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce and the local Employ
ment Service office, will be Mon.
day in the civic room at 8 p.m.,
according to information from
Winton Mculcr and Charles Wilson,
co-chairmen.
MT. ANGEL The Young
People s Sodality will sponsor a
semi-formal Easter dance, Monday
evening, April 22 in the school
auditorium. Mt. Angel. Dancing
will be from 9 to 12 o'clock.
. GERVAIS The Gcrvais Farm
er's Union will meet Monday at 8
p.m. at the Gcrvais Union High
School. Demonstrations will be
given by several of the local 4-H
groups. Mrs. Ernest Andres, Mrs.
George Rush and Mrs. Orville
Brown are in charge of refresh
ments. Robert Leith
Funeral Held
SHERIDAN iSpcciall-Servicos
for Robert Leith. 80. were held
Wednesday.' at Pershall's Sheridan
Funeral home, with interment in
I Green Crest Memorial park.
Robert Leith was born in Man
son, Iowa. Aug. 13, 1876, and at
tended schools there. He lived in
Wyoming and Minnesota before
moving to Sheridan in 1937. He
married Hattie Becker Oct. 22,
1900. He was engaged in farming.
He died April 5 at his home here.
I Survivors arc his wife, Hatlie.
I of Sheridan: five daughters, Mag
gie Hagen, Cheyenne. Wyo.: Ethel
Wiggle. Boise, Idaho: Christine
Krebs. Denver. Colo.; Rulh Leith
and Grace Leith. Sheridan; five
sons, Donald, Salem: Wilson. Port
land; Robert. Aurora: Leonard and
John, Sheridan: four brothers, in
cluding Lawrence Leith of Sheri
dan: a sister in Iowa; and 13
grandchildren.
PHONE EM 4-4713
ENDS TONIGHT
FAMED PLAY HILARIOUS ON THE SCREEN !"
MARLON BRANDO fr -iff- o?SI?
GLENN FORD AUGUST MOON
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Leaders
this week. From left they are Mary Mc
Queen, April; La Verne Price, May; and
Kay Wells, June. (Capital Journal Photo)
Primrose to Be
the following classes: Driftwood,
As You Like It; novice (anyone
exhibiting for the first time); and
One Color Arrangement in white,
red, yellow, bronze, pink or blue.
Ribbon awards will be made for
first, second and third places for
all 11 divisions and Iheir sub-divisions.
Blue ribbons will count
seven points' towards the sweep
stake award, which will be given
to the highest scoring exhibitor:
red or second place ribbons will
count three points, and white, one
point.
Cash prizes of $5, $3 and $2 will
be given to the three best ex
hibits by Garden Clubs. All Gar
den Clubs are invited to exhibit;
displays must fit card table size.
Tables will be provided by the
show management.
Commercial entries are invited,
but may not compete for the spe
cial awards. A four by six foot
floor space will be allowed each
exhibitor. Other flowers may be
used but primroses must predomi
nate. Awards in addition to the ribbon
prizes arc: General sweepstakes
trophy donated by the Mt. Angel
City Council; junior sweepstake
prize, given by Mr. and Mrs.
George Schmidt;, auricula seedling
award, given by Miss Juliana Deh
lcr, and junior seedling award, of
fered by the Mt. Angel Garden
Club.
Mrs. O. J. Williams, president of
the Garden Club, appointed Miss
Juliana Dehler general show chair
man, j .
Library Grows
LEBANON (Special) Juven
ile fiction circulation jumped 321
in March over the previous month.
Librarian Meli Carter reported to
the Library Board this week. Her
quarterly report showed a total
circulation for the three month
period of 8,582, with March the
highest in the library's, history,
with 3.344 books circulated. An
increase of 209 in registration,
bringing the total number of cards
lo 547, was noted over the corre
sponding period in 1956.
Woodburn Drive-In
Open 6:45, Starts 1:15
ENDS SATURDAY '
"GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE"
Plus
"THE PROUD ONES"
STARTS SUNDAY
"THAI CERTAIN FEELING"
Plus
"COCKLESHELL HEROES"
MOTOR-VU
Dallas
Gales Open 6:45 Show at 7:00
ENDS TONKillT!
"SAFARI"
nnd
''BLACKLASH"
STARTS TOMORROW
William Holden, Deborah Kerr
"THE PROUD AND THE PROFANE"
Vistavision
Second Feature
James Carney, Irene Papas in
"TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN"
Cinemascope
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SR1AN KEJTlf
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Winners Told
For Woodburn
Science Show
Five Will Compete in
Northwest Fair at
Corvallis .
WOODBURN (Special) Win
ners in the annual science fair,
held at the Washington school in
Woodburn April 9. 10 and 11 in
the various divisions and cate
gories were announced Friday. -
In the elementary division, bio
logical category, James Millican
won first: , class project in Mrs.
Lageland's 4th grade room, sec
ond: Linda Johnston, third; ele
mentary physical category,
Edythe Willard. first; Jerrol Wil
lard, second; Kathy Abrahamson,
third.
Intermediate division, fifth and
sixth grades, biological, Patsy
Cornwell, first; Robin Palmer, sec
ond and Donna Mallory, third;
physical category, Dick Bilyeu,
first; Ronnie Ahre, second; Mary
Coman, third.
Junior Division
Junior division, seventh and
eighth grades, Bill Hastie and Da
vid Beaty, first; Jerry Graves,
second; Donna Dorgar third; phy
sical category, Ted Ahre, first;
Fred Schlack, second; Dick Baune,
third; physiographical. Shannon
Bock and Marie Schroeder, first;
Mary Annette Fikan and Judy
Spagle, second; Maralyn Jackson,
third.
Patsy Cornwell was winner of
Ihe grand prize with an exhibit
showing four stages in the life
of a butterfly. "
Winners who will enter exhib
its in the Northwest Science' Fair
3t Corvallis next week are Dick
Bilvcu. Jim Millipftn. Sharon
'Bock, Palsy Cornwell and Wil
liam Hastie. The fair at Corvallis
wil be held in the Memorial un
ion hall and will continue all next
week.
Rev. Gray to
Head Pastors
WOODBURN (Sneciall Rou
Paul Gray. Dastor of the Wood.
burn Foursouarc Church, w a
elected president of the Woodburn
Ministerial Assn. at a meeting in
the Presbyterian Church recently.
nc succeeds itev. Robert E. Van,
Dastor of the Prnchvtnrian
Churches, who resigned because
ne will leave Woodburn next month
witn nis tamily to accept a call
to a Church in Anaheim, Calif. '
Rev. Paul Boomer, pastor of the
Bible Baptist Church, was elected
vice-president of the group suc
ceeding Rev. Milton Chugg of the
Church of God who has moved to
Canada. Rev. Ormal B. Trick of
the Methodist Church continues as
secretary-treasurer.
, LYONS WOMAN ILL
LYONS (Secial) - Mrs. Annie
Lechlitncr is confined to the Sa
lem General hospital where she is
receiving medical treatment.
Larry ah" Cascade Range Riders
Joe Lane now being featured
"The Northwest's Finest 8-Piece Western Band"
Aumsville Pavilion Every Sat. Nite
H"1illN1
t.?n..nucus junday from 1:00 P.M.I
W3M I9J3
DEBORAH KERR -
"Heaven Knows.Mr. Allison"
Your Rendexvou For Adventure
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BOB HOPE B1NG CROSBY
DOROTHY LAMOl'R
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ROAD
Willamette Valley News
Lutherans Plan
Joint Services
SILVERTON (Special) The
three Lutheran - Churches of Sil
vcrton, Calvary, Immanucl and
Trinity, are planning the observ
ance of -a Lutheran Good Friday
Service at Trinity Lutheran
Church at the evening hour of 8
o clock.
The pastors are the Rev. Carl
Berg, the Rev. Gerald Amundson
and the Rev. Alvin L. Selid, who
will deliver the message on: "The
Seven Last Words of Christ."
Each Chuch will furnish special
musical numbers.
The offering will be given to the
support of the Week Day Bible
School program under direction of
the local Ministerial Association
in connection with the local Silver
ton school system.
Woodburn Slates .
More Polio Shots
WOODBURN (Special) Ap
pointments for the monthly well
child health conference and im
munization clinic Tuesday, may be
made by calling Mrs. Don Barrett
at Woodburn 2-6657. The Clinic
will be held at the Woodburn
Library, starting at 1:30 p.m.
Free anti-polio shots also will
be given next week at a clinic
at the Woodburn Library. Grade
school students from Woodburn,
McKee, Union and St. Louis will
get second shots April 15. Wood
burn high "school students are
scheduled for the following day,
April 16.
Red Cross Honors
Mrs. Leonard Wood
LEBANON (Special) Mrs. Leo
nard Wood of Rt. 2 was chosen
Red Cross "Volunteer of the
Month" at the monthly chapter
meeting in Albany.
In addition to her ' duties as
county chairman of Home Care of
the Sick and Injured, she has been
teaching classes in Albany, and
nas been active in Red Cross since .
1950.
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TONITE!
DAYTON
LEGION HALL
Music by
LYLE
nd the
WESTERNAIRES
Every Sat. Night
9:30 to 12:30
Adm. 1.00 (Tax inc.)
We are holding this
great picture overl
ROBERT MITCHUM
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"ADVENTURERS FOR HIREI
Miruci c Mnor?AM
flllUIILLl. muivurui
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KNDS TONIGHT!
"Shake Rattle & Rock"
"Runaway Daughters"
More Litis
TO BALI
'Idiot' Talk Wins
i.franon (SDecial) "Our
National Flower and the Blooming
Idiot won the weekly loasimas
ters' "Oscar" for Bob Russell this
week. His talk concerned persons
who throw used tissue out of car
windows.
MISSIONARIES RETURN
BROOKS (Special) Rev. Wayne
Adams of Brooks, and Rev. Guy
Davidson of Denver, Colo., recent
ly returned from an extended trip
to Mexico and Central . America.
They left by plane March 11. The
n..rnnrn nt the trin SOtllh Was to
get a first hand knowledge of the
problems conironting loreign mis
sionary work.
SjStQOO Cash Prize!
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ance TTomiDtte
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EVERY SATURDAY
STUBBY MILLS t MUSIC
9:30 $1 Inc.
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FREE DANCING LESSONS
Just py $1 tidmiiiion-No chargi for th full haur instruction In
Medtrn Ballroom, undtr tha wall-known tntlructora, Mr. and Mu. Van.
Juit bo on hand al o'clock ovary
DICKSON'S
TONITE AT 9:00
A
Major Studio "SNEAK PREVIEW"
It Is in Cinemascope 55 '
Starring ALAN LADD, SOPHIA LOREN
And Clifton Webb
Tip: It Is a Comedy Suspense Hit That Is
Packing the Theatres Back East
Another Tip The Elsinore Theatre is offering the
Best Entertainment Money Can Buy
Tonrte on this program
"Oasis" (7:00 P.M.)
"Sneak Prevue" (9:00)
"Heaven Knows Mr. Allison" (10:30)
ALL FOR THE REGULAR PRICES
IliibUumi
Starts Sundayl Cont. from 1:00 P.M.
iff I ' jeff
I yJ I iMK CARSalLRULLNE STtWART
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Sparkling Comedy Co-Hit
PttghtTSch
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STARTS SUNDAYI
This woman in his arms was
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ThEjMast" J
1 i . AbaLadd Brian DorJevy
Exchange Student
Deadline Monday
LEBANON (Special) Letters of
application to be a host family for
a high school foreign exchange
student must be in the hands of
Earl Gerfen, committee chairman
and advisor, by April 15, it was
announced today.
American Field Service Foreign
Students local committees includes
Mrs. R. O. Garrison, B. C. Smith,
Leonard Thoma, Mrs. E. P. Cald
well, the Rev. L. 0. White, Mrs.
R. E. Herron, Nate Bridges, Wil.
liam Goold and E. V. Doty.
NITE
SAMBA
RHUMBA
MAMBO
TANGO
SWING
WALTZ
Saturday night.
BALL
ROOM
Ends Tonight!
"Incredible Shrinking Man"
"Edge of the City"
lack Hawkins Mimrrt MimtM
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ENDS TONIGHT!
"King and Four Queens"
"Curucu Beast of the Amazon"
Gates Ooen 6:4S P.M.
now the wife of the man he called
friend!
TECHNICOLOR,
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Don't Forget
Every Wednesday
Night Is
"Buck Night".