Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 33

Statesman, Salem, Dec. 9, '66 (Sec. Ill) 33 Awards Dinner Planned For Statesman Writers NOTICES phy and other awards will be presented by Wendell "Webb, Statesman managing editor. Musical entertainment on the program will be provided by the Southernaires, a select ensemble of 16 from South Salem High School, under direction of Gary Frame. restaurant at Front and Pine Streets NE, with an attendance of 75 predicted.

This annual event honors the correspondents who report news to The Statesman from communities throughout the five-county mid-Willamette Valley area. Speaker will be Clay Myers, who has been chosen for appointment as Oregon's new secretary of state when the present secretary Tom McCall, be TRUST DEPARTMENT UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Estate of ALICE A. COLLEN, Deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No. 23053 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion, Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of Alice A.

Collen Deceased. Notice is hereby Riven that the undersigned as executor of the estate of Alice A. Collen deceased, hai filed its final account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Marion County, and that Wednesday the 4th day of January 1967. at the hour of 9:30 o'clock in the lorenoon of said day and the court room of said court has been appointed bv said court as the time and place for the hearing of objeclions thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published December 9, 1966.

Date of last publication December 30, 1966. United States National Bank of Oregon Charles W. Creighton. Jr. Attorney for Executor 310 Capitol Towei Salem, Oregon OS Dec.

9. 16. SO. 1966 INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of Cascade Union High School District No. 5 will receive bids on the following items: Classroom Furniture Science Equipment Bids shall be delivered or mailed in sealed envelopes plainly marked "Bid" to the Office of the Superintendent, Cascade Union High School, Route 1, Turner, Oregon, on or before 2:00 P.M.

December 19, 1966. Bids will be opened in the Superintendent's Office at the above time and date. Specifications on the above items may be obtained in the Clerk's Office Cascade Union High Schor-1 between the hours of 8:30 a m. and 5:00 P.M. Mnnrifv through Friday Malinda Johnson, Clerk OS Dec.

2- 1966 Linfidd Art Center (McM.INNV,L;L.E) Con- struction continues on the new $450,000 art center-classroom building at Lin- field College here as rising framework shows. The building will include offices, classrooms, and studios, Velton Bynum of McMinnville is the builder. Plans Concert Farm Purchased In Talbot Area Statesman News Service TALBOT Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Baum have sold their 63-acre farm at Talbot to Wayne Simon, operator of the Millers-burg Market.

The Baums are now operating the store, which was a part of the transaction. They have lived on the farm since 1958. The farm was formerly the George Potts place. rector. Student members include Bill Garlick, McMinnville; Ronna Hubbard, Burlingame, and Dave Bowerly, Salem, violins; David Given, Seattle, and Max Wyckof, Turner, violas; Mike Wold, McMinnville, and Cathy Murphy, El Sobranta, cellos, and Dick White, Twin Falls, Idaho, double bass.

Statesman News Servire Correspondents in the States man News Service will meet in Salem Saturday for the Oregon Statesman's annual awards program and Christmas party. The dinner meeting will be at noon in Prime Rib Riverside CAPT. ROMAN F. KAISER Adair Gets Chaplain Statesman Xfws Service ADAIR AFS Capt. Roman F.

Kaiser has been assigned to Adair Air Force Station as the base's first Catholic chaplain in two years. Born in Stratford, Chaplain Kaiser was ordained a priest May 24, 1958, served as instructor and athletic director Regis High School in Eau Ciaire. and as Air Force chaplain at Hamilton AFB, and cn Okinawa. He is active in sports and earned part cf his college funds playing semi-pro ball. City Officers Are Selected At Waterloo Statesman News Service lBANON A unanimous vote from the small town of Waterloo south of Lebanon elected Richard Paull mayor of the community this week.

He received all 23 votes cast. The community of approximately 200 has 51 registered voters. Ernest Scott was elected unanimously as treasurer. Frosty Piercy received 21 votes for recorder-judge. George Scott was elected marshal with 18 write-in votes.

There was no candidate for the post. Six councilmen, including four women were elected. These were Mrs. Bertha Scott, C. D.

Winingham, J. B. Atchley, Myrth Dodson, Leerea Zook and Polly Thomas. -Two amendments to the city constitution were passed. One changed the term of office for city officials from one to two years.

This will apply to the officers elected Monday. The second amendment will change the date of the city elections to coincide with that of state and county. Fairview Hospital Gifts Are Sought Statesman News Service ALBANY The Linn Association for Retarded Children is collecting Christmas gifts for persons in the Fairview Hospital and Training Center. Many of the patients have no families, LARC officials say, and depend entirely on the public's generosity for gifts at Christmas. Articles may be taken to the Red Cross Headquarters or donors may call Mrs.

Fred Hal vorsen. Gifts should not be wrapped, but the donor may provide such materials and they will be wrapped at Fairview. Deer Hides Collected to Aid Veterans Statesman News Service LEBANON The Lebanon Elks Lodge has collected 450 deer hides in the annual drive for craft materials for veteran's hospital programs, according to Bill O'Brien, chairman of the collection program. Last year 405 were collected. The annual drive for hides supplies materials for the veteran's program and provides funds for the mobile physical therapy unit, which is a new project of the state Elks lodge.

Since this is a statewide program, more hides are contributed than can be used at the veteran's facilities, O'Brien pointed out. PTA to Keep Affiliation Statesman News Service MILL CITY Members of the Santiam Parent-Teachers Association have voted to continue their affiliation for the present. The possibility of forming a Parent-Teachers Club was considered, and a group of mothers are visiting PTCs in other communities. Several students have received state PTA scholarships, and this was a factor in deciding to retain PTA affiliation. Mrs.

Howard Morrison, PTA president, said attempts to get a well-child clinic in the Mill City-Gates area are being investigated. She said the service has not been available for the past two years. Church to Start Athletic Teams Statesman News Service JEFFERSON Basketball and volleyball teams will be made up this Saturday at 3:30 p.m at Talbot Community church center. Mark Edwards and Wayne Simons will be man agers. Opportunities for various age groups will be offered, and the volleyball teams will include both men and women.

The teams are being organized for fun, fellowship and relaxation Births At Valley Hospitals JJJ1UM? jH Trunk PUBLIC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION PROBATE DEPARTMENT No. 22508 In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH E. RANDALL. Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate of SARAH E.

RANDALL, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Marion, and has qualified as such executor. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, to be verified as by law required, to the undersigned at 610 Capitol Tower, Salem, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. DATED this 2nd day of December, 1966. John Daniel Callaghan, Executor of the Estate of Sarah E. Randall, deceased.

PAULUS CALLAGHAN Attorneys for Executor 610 Capitol Tower Salem, Oregon OS Dec. 8, 16. 23, 30, 1H66 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, Salem Branch, has been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Countv of Marion as Executor of the estate of KATHERINE COUCHER. Deceased, and has qualified as such Executor. All persons having claims against said estate are notilied to present the same, duly verified, to WILLIAMS.

SKO-PIL MILLER, attorneys for executor, at Ninth Floor, Capitol Tower. Salem. Oregon, within eix (6) months from the date of this notice. DATED and first published: DATE of final publication: THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. Salem Branch, Exfcutor of the Estate of Katherine Coucher, deceased.

WILLIAMS. SKOPIL MILLER Attorneys at Law Ninth Floor. Capitol Tower Salem. Oregon 97301 Attornevs for Executor OS Dec. 8.

Ifi, 2.1. 30. 1966 FRANK Tfrvn jjjf' 1 with Toy Dance Scheduled Statesman News Service JEFFERSON The fifth annual Jefferson Toy Dance has been set for 9:00 p.m., to 12 midnight, Saturday, Dec. 17 at the fire hall. Admission is one new toy or $1 per person.

The toys will be included in the Christmas baskets for needy families provided by Jefferson Lions, Jefferson firemen and other organizations. Turkeys for the baskets are furnished by Albany Elks. Cash from the dance will be used to buy candy treats for children when Santa Claus comes to town at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, Dec. 24. 2 Students Picked at Silverton Statesman News Service SILVERTON High school boy and girl of the month for November were announced Thursday.

They are Mary Pat Lee, current student body secretary, and David Alrich, student body presidential candidate. Miss Lee is an active member of the National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, is current TNT vice president and has served on the Girls League Council for two years. She recently won the DAR award for citizenship and she is co-editor of this year's annual. Alrich has held class offices, served as the Boy's League vice president, and as Federalist Party chairman. He has been in the band for four years and is on the wrestling squad.

Albany Short Of UF Goal Statesman News Servic ALBANY The outlook is not bright for Albany United Fund, according to Chester Davies, Davies, chairman. Goals for the fund drive are set according to minimum needs of the agencies involved, he said, and the Albany drive has raised only 73.5 per cent of the goal of $39,600. Linn County has reached 81 per cent of its goal. The budget committee will meet Wednesday to plan expend itures for agencies supported by the fund. School Yule Party Slated Statesman News Servic MILL CITY The annual Christmas program by schools in District 129J, Gates and Mill City, will be held at the Santiam High School gym Tuesday, Dec.

20, at 8 p.m. Over 500 students will participate. Directing the high school and grade school bands will be Spencer Hillesland. He also will direct the high school chorus. Mrs.

Don Williams will direct the grade school chorus. Gervais School Plans Christmas Program Dec. 20 Statesman. News lervle GERVAIS The Christmas program of the Gervais Elementary School 76-C will be held Tuesday Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m.

according to principal Milton Ness. Victor Phillips, Gervais High School band instructor, will conduct the grade school band. Music teacher Mrs. Vivian Me-cla will present the grade school chorus. The four upper grades will give a pageant on the Christmas Story under the supervision of Mrs.

Kathryn George. The program Is open to the public. Gervais Elementary school will dismiss classes Thursday, Dec. 22 for the Christmas holidays. Classes will resume Tuesday, Jan.

3, according to school secretary, Mrs. John Stockfleth. comes governor next month. Also speaking on the program will be Charles A. Sprague, editor and publisher of The Statesman.

The "outstanding correspondent of the year" tro Gervais Stays Within Budget, Report Shows Statesman News Service GERVAIS The budget report of the last fiscal year for the city of Gervais was read by Jack Magnuson. representative cf the accounting firm of Lippold, Brenner and Bingen-heimer of Salem, at Wednesday night's town council meeting. No funds had been overextended. Magnuson commended recorder Ed Studer. Mayor Rex Cuts-forth and the council for their operation of the School Questions Charge Fred L.

Archer, superintendent of Gervais High School, represented the school board in a complaint against a monthly $25 sewer charge in addition to the $30 water fee, as the school has its own sewer system and is outside the city limits. Mayor Cutsforth said that according to the sewer ordinance, any property receiving city water also was required to pay a sewer charge. The high school has a private well, believed to be adequate to the school's use, but possibly not dependable in case of fire, and it would be costly to put into service and keep up. The council and Archer agreed to set up a meeting between the two parties to solve the matter. Water Tests Okeh Tests made on city water for results of the Nalco water conditioner, now in use, proved satisfactory.

The council agreed to place a street drain at First and Hemlock to facilitate water flow in that area. sent a chart of the 65 light posts in the city, and the company has installed newest type mercury vapor lights in all areas. Parkerville Program Due Statesman Newt Service GERVAIS The Parkersville Elementary School in North Brooks will present its school Christmas program, Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. The student body will give recitations, skits and individual musical numbers.

Christmas customs of other lands will be featured. It is open to the public. Parkersville School will close for the Christmas holidays on Fri day, Dec. 23. Classes for the new year will begin on Tues day, Jan.

3. CHRISTMAS TALK SET JEFFERSON Mrs. Larry Wells will speak at the Wednesday meeting of the Jefferson Woman's club on Christmas decorations. Mrs. Walter Kropp will give a book sketch.

Members of the Talbot Woman's Club will be guests. put to a public vote. The district, approved 3,742 to 1,702 Monday by voters, includes all of the two counties except Harrisburg Union High District, Mari-Linn elementary, Mill City and Detroit unified districts, and Monroe elementary district. Directors are State Sen. Glenn Huston, Lebanon; Russell Tripp, Albany; Dan Ashton, Sweet Home; Robert Hadland, Shedd; Herbert Hammond, Corvallis; Ken J.

Purdy, Scio, and Lawrence Smith, Corvallis. The meeting was set up by William Dolmyer, Linn County school superintendent ssmsssssssnnisraBiinPV 4 i i in i isii i li -t ti r- Linfield Group Statesman News Service McMINNVILLE The chamber orchestra of Linfield College here will make one of its first public appearances when it plays in the annual Christmas concert at the McMinnville First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Prof. Milo Wold, music department chairman, is the di fl lit 41 8 if BUY MUM Am I pier slide speed control.

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and Mn. BUlle James, 1435 22nd Sweet Home, a son, Friday, Dec. 2. HOFLICH To Mr. and Mn.

Milton Hoflicb, Halsey, Box 22, a daughter. Friday, Dec. 2. MACKLEY To Mr. and Mn.

Delbert Mackley, Sweet Home, Rt. 1, Box 1496, a son, Friday, Dec. 2. BROWN To Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Brown, 3306 Long Sweet Home, a son, Saturday, Dec. 3. PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Peterson, 932l William Lebanon, a son, Sunday, Dec.

4. MOREHEAD To Mr. and Mrs. Jamei Morehead, Sweet Home, Rt. 1, Box 2561, a son, Monday, Dec.

5. LYNN To Mr. and Mn. Bill Lynn, Holly Road, Sweet Home, a son, Monday, Dec. 5.

HIPP To Mr. and Mra. Ronald Hipp, 504 N. 17th CorraUis, a daughter, Monday, Dee. 5.

ROSE To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rose, Lebanon, Rt. 3, Box 31, a daughter, Tuesday, Dec. C.

BOOEN To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Booen, 416 Hill Albany, a daughter, Tuesday, Dec. t. ALBANY GENERAL MARTIN To Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon W. Martin, 1250 Shady Lane, Albany, a son, Monday, Nov. 28. NYGREN To Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Nygren, Albany Rt. 4, Box 544, a daughter, Tuesday, Nov. 29. COLE To Mr.

and Mrs. CaMn Cole, 1130 E. 23rd Albany, a daughter, Saturday, Dee. 3. TOBEY To Mr.

and Mrs. Hay-den Tobey, 935 E. 13th Albany, a son, Saturday, Dec. 3. BARNES To Mr.

and Mrs. William Barnes, 1435 W. 9th Albany, a son, Sunday, Dec. 4. COX To Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond F. Cox, Shedd, Rt. 1, Box 195, a daughter, Tuesday, Dec. 6.

LOVE LAND To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loveland, 1110 W. 7th Albany, a daughter, Tuesday, Dec. C.

SILVERTON HOSPITAL MORALES To Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Morales, Brooks, a son, Tuesday, Dee. ROSS To Mr. and Mrs.

Ttennis Ross, Col ton, son, Monday, Dm. t. ELECTRICALS SECOND FLOOR MAIL PHONE ORDERS 363-2211 FREE delivery within our large delivery area. EUGENE AND SPRINGFIELD CUSTOMERS DIAL EUGENE 342-3611 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER TO SALEM PHONE AS EARLY AS 9:15 ANY BUSINESS DAY Statesman Newt Servic ALBANY The board of the recently approved Linn-Benton community college district will hold its organizational meeting Tuesday, Dec. 20, at the Rat-skeller restaurant in Albany.

Meeting with the seven directors at the 6 p.m. meeting will be Dr. Robert O. Hatton, assistant state superintendent of public instruction in charge of the community colleges and vocational education division. The directors will organize, establish a regular meeting date and discuss initiating plans for finances, school site and cur-r'rm Finance plana will be A MEIER.