Salem, Oregon, Thursday, May 2, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section' S Pafee 8
Willamette Valley News
JC Fire Truck
Will Make Trip
To State Meet
LEBANON (Special) Leba
non's 45th Strawberry festival
will receive special advertis
ing between here and Portland
Friday, when Jaycces drive
their 1924 International fire
truck to the state Junior Cham
ber of Commerce convention.
Banners proclaiming the festi
val will decorate the sides.
Leaving here at noon to ar
rive in Portland by 6 p.m. for
the opening convention dinner
will be Francis Bres.er, Jaycee
president, Ron Cox and Ken
Wright, who plan to arrive on
time providing they have
neither headwinds nor break
downs. 1
Molalla PTA to
Seat New Staff
MOLALLA (Special) This
month's Molalla PTA meeting will
be an evening session slated for
Monday, when new officers for the
coming school year will be in
stalled. Mrs. Elmer Dunton was
re-elected president; Mrs. Gerald
Dunton, vice-president: Mrs. Ray
Kalberg, secretary; Mrs. Roy Lay,
treasurer.
T. L. McBride. school principal,
will speak on the idea of Union
Mills school consolidating with Mo
lalla consolidated grade school dis
trict. A petition for consolidation
now is being circulated. A musical
group from the high school will
sing. The first grade room
mothers will serve refreshments
for this last meeting of the 1956-57
school year.
Silverton Folk 111
SILVERTON (Spcial) Mrs.
Charlie Johnson, who has been
under treatment at the local hos
pital for a fortnight, was reported
by members of her family, Tues
day, as making satisfactory re
covery and will soon be able to re
turn to her home near Silverton.
Surgery patients at the hospital
are Mrs. George Christcnson, and
Mrs. Albert Canoy. Both were re
ported as improving normally.
FRU1TLAND CLUB FLECTS
FRUITLAND (Special) Albert
Apperson was elected president of
the Fruitland Parent - Teachers
Club at the April meeting. Mrs,
Merle Hadley was elected vice-
president: Mrs. Willis Fritz, secre.
tary: and Mrs. Larry Wagner,
treasurer.
GOP Women Meet
WOODBURN (Special) The Re
publican Women of Woodburn met
recently at the country home of
Mrs. Henry Miller. Mrs. Kilian W.
Smith, vice - president, presided.
This was the final meeting of the
summer. Mrs. Miller served re
freshments, assisted by Mrs. Clar
ence Ahrens.
3rd Generation
To Join Ranks of
Stayton Alumnae
STAYTON (Special) Believed
to be the first third generation
member of a family to become a
member of the Associated Alumni
of Stayton Union High School will
be Tom Crabtree, when he be
comes a member at the annual
homecoming next Saturday.
Tom will graduate with the class
of 1957. His father, Dale Crabtree,
was graduated with the class of
1934, and his mother, Mrs. Linore
Inglis Crabtree with the class of
1936. Tom's grandfather, Floyd
Crabtree of Salem! started it all
when he graduated from Stayton
High School in 1924.
Award Presented
Recreation Group
MOLALLA (Special) At Tues
day evening's meeting of Molalla
Recreation Council, Harry L. Gib
boney, national inspector of the
VFW, presented the Council a Vet
erans of Foreign Wars community
service award. It was presented
"evidence of sincere aoDrecia-
tion of its outstanding community
service, support and achievement."
The certificate was awarded bv
Molalla VFW Post No. 3973 of
which Gibboney is junior' past
commander. With 20 present at
the meeting in the city hall, the
award was received by Dr. Roy
C. Heckard, as president of Mo
lalla Recreation Council.
S park Plug Award
Given to Jaycees
WOODBURN (Special) Seven
teen members of the Woodburn
Chapter of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce received spark plug
awards at the last meeting of the
group.
Joe Walker Jr. read the names
The list includes E. A. Buchanan,
Don Burlingham, Charles Camp
bell, Vernon Eaden. Loren Flom-
cr. Ed Koski. Merle Leighty,
Harold Livesav. Keith Llewellyn,
Ray Miller, Robert Miller, Al Rin
go, D. Neil Rose, Robert Sawtcllc,
Joe Walker Jr. and Harry Wood
ward.
Polk County TB
Officers Elected
DALLAS (Special) At the an
nual -meeting of the Polk County
Tuberculosis and Health Assn. in
the Chamber of Commerce rooms
in Dallas, W. A. Wiest, was re
elppteri nresident.'
Others serving with him will be
Mrs. E. L. Herrell, vice-president;
Mrs. Robert Yungcn, secretary;
Mrs. W. E. Knowcr, treasurer,
and two new directors, Mrs.
Charles Bowman and Mrs. Loyd
Hoxie, were named.
YESTERDAY'S CLOSE
New York Stock Quotations
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 11 Vi
Allied Chemical 88
Allis Chalmers , 33
Aluminum Co. America 97
American Airlines 18 V4
American Can " " :- ' 43Vi
American Cyanamide : 79 Vi
American Motors 6
American Tel. & Tel. ' 177 A
American Tobacco 75 'h
Anaconda Copper 66
Armco Steel 54
' Atchison Railroad 24 Vt
Bethlehem Steel 46 h
Boeing Airplane Co. 46 ft
Borg Warner 43 34
Burroughs Adding Mach. 41
Canadian Pacific 34
Caterpillar Tractor 91 14
Celanese Corporation 15 '
Chrysler Corporation 77 14
Cities Service 67
Consolidated Edison 44 ',4
Crown Zellerbach 49
Curtiss Wright 42
Douglas Aircraft 78 14
du Pont de Nemours 194
Eastman -Kodak 94
Emerson Radio 6 !'
Ford Motor 58 '
General Electric . 63
General Foods 43
General Motors 42 li
Georgia Pac Plywood 32 Ik
Goodyear Tire , 82 14
International Harvester 34
International Paper 99
Johns Manville 47
Kaiser Aluminum 42 Vi
Kennecott Copper 115 14
Libby, McNeill 12 H
Lockheed Aircraft 45
Loew's Incorporated 18
Montgomery ward 37 Vt
New York Central 30
Northern Pacific . . 42
Pacific Gas le Electric 48
Pacific Tel." & Tel. 128 Vi
Penney (J.C.) Co. 79
Pennsylvania R.R. 20
Pepsi Cola Co. 22
Hiilco Radio 16
Puget Sound P & L 28 14
Radio Corporation 35
Rayonier Incorp. 26 14
Republic Steel 53
Reynolds Motals 58
Richfield Oil 65 14
Safeway Stores Inc. 68
St. Regis , . 33 V
Scott Paper Co. 55 H
Sears Roebuck t Co. 2
Shell Oil Co. , 82 y.
Sinclair Oil 67 li
Socony-Mobil Oil 57 li
Southern Pacific 43
Standard Oil California 54
Standard Oil N. J. 60 14
Studebaker Packard 7
Sunshine Mining 7
Swift 4 Company 35
Transamerica Corporation 40 14
Twentieth Century Fox 26 14
Union Oil Company 58
Union Pacific 29
United Airlines 29
United Aircraft 75 '4
United Corporation 7 V4
United States Plywood 3214
United States Steel 64 j
Western Union Tel. 18
Westinghouse Air Brake 30 14
Wcstinghouse Electric 58
Woolworth Company 44
Name Sought
For New Park
MOLALLA (Special) A con
test, to last only two weeks, is
starting in Molalla, sponsored by
Molalla Recreation Council, to
choose a name for the proposed
park-recreation district.
The three top winners will re
ceive free passes to the swim pool,
when completed. First place win
ner will receive a year s free
pass; .second place, six months;
third place, a three month's pass.
In case of a tie, the one bearing
the earliest post mark will win,
announces George Guild, publicity
director or the council.
This contest is open to all ages,
children and adults alike. Simply
fill out a postcard "I propose the
name .' As an example "I pro-
Woodburn Tells
Play Class Plans
WOODBURN (Special)-A play
school for children 314 to 4 years
of age Is being planned from May
8 through May 22 at Woodburn
High School. Hours will be from
9 to 11:45 a.m. The school is lim
ited to about 16 children and par
ents interested are asked to call
Mrs. Carl Magnuson at the high
school.
Members of the high school eco
nomics class will supervise activi
ties to facilitate study of child
development. Parents will be re
quired to provide transportation.
pose the name Molalla-Cascade
Park Recreation District" is giv
en. Mail 'entries to Molalla post
office box- 508, Molalla. This con
test, stated Guild, ends May 15,
1957.
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