Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 15

Basks Drive Set in Glory By Young Politicos (C) New York Times News Service CLEVELAND, Ohio The Young Socialists Alliance, claiming to represent the most radical and bestorganized college and high school youth in the nation, concluded: a convention here Sunday calling for massive peaceful demonstrations on popular issues. About 1,200 youths from every section of the country participated in the four-day convention highlighted by a Saturday rally featuring Socialist worker party presidential candidate Linda Jenness and vice presidential candidate Andrew Pulley. Spokesmen said $7,000 was collected at the rally to send Young Socialist Alliance missionaries to college campuses and high schools throughout the country this spring to recruit new chapters and membership. THE CHAPTERS will be instructed to follow the guidelines adopted at the convention. Simply stated, those guidelines are instructions for members to participate in the popular movements and recruit new members from the ranks of those movements.

Specifically, the guidelines support the movements for complete U.S. withdrawal from Southeast Asia, black, chicano and women's liberation and an end to government wage and price controls. At no place in the guidelines is there a call for illegal or violent protest. Instead, members were urged to run for local, state and national elections in an effort to win space for propaganda in the newspapers and time on the air. If elected, a prospect even the most avid Socialist here discounts, the candidates are told to use their office for the organization of the popular movements.

The guidelines were adopted in an air of realism which recognized that the expected signing of the Vietnam peace terms would take much of the mass popular appeal out of the antiwar demonstrations. BUT THE YSA leaders see an increase in the black, Chicano and especially the women's liberation movements. According to registration figures, the Young Socialists were having the most success recruiting members from the antiwar and women's liberation movements and the least success recruiting blacks and Chicanos. The registration showed 827 of the 1,200 delegates were active in either antiwar or women's liberation movements while only 15 delegates were active in black liberation movement and none was involved in the Chicano movement. The registration figures also showed that New York state had the highest number in attendance with 244 youths.

Ohio was second with 162 and California third with 92. There was also a sprinkling of representation from the Southern states, including Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. Texas had 46 representatives at the convention. In all, 36 states were represented with the heaviest attendance from those states in the East and Midwest. The West Coast, including California, Oregon and Washington, claimed about 10 per cent of those attending the convention.

Only 53 of those in attendance were over 30 years old while 354 were between the ages of 19 and 21 and 155 were under 19. Registration showed that 150 college campuses were represented. Author to Talk Statesman News Service CORVALLIS Prof. Jack P. Gibbs of the department of sociology, University of Texas, and author of the book, "Sociological Theory Construction," will speak Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.

in the Memorial Union Council Room at Oregon State University. Gibbs currently holds a Guggenheim Fellowship at University of Oregon in recognition of his extensive writings in the areas of deviant behavior, suicide and theory construction. Statesman, Salem, 202 Funeral Marian Stewart Late resident of 3100 Turner Road SE, Nov. 22 in a local hospital. Surviving are widower, Charles Stewart, Dallas, daughter, Valerie Pierce of Portland; brothers, William McKinzie, Edmonds, Elton McKinzie, Everett, John McKinzie, Sedro Woolley, Wash.

and Maxwell McKinzie, Lompoc, six grandchildren. Services Nov. 27 at 1:00 p.m. in RIGDON'S COLONIAL CHAPEL Cottage at Chemeketa NE. Interment Willamette National Cemetery, Portland.

Rev. Perc Philp officiating. Lots 207 Monuments rial Park. $500. Rick 873-5141 Silverton.

RESTLAWN MEMORY GARDENS CRYPTS NICHES LOTS 364-4823, 364-0138 2 GRAVE spaces: Belcrest Memo- MT. CREST ABBEY Mausoleum Crematorium. West end of Hoyt St. So. Jerry 5.

Weiss Representative. Phone 363-5484. BELCREST MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM 1295 BROWNING AVE. S. 581-8451 City View Cemetery Mausoleum Crematorium 390 Hoyt St.

S. 363-8652 Lost and 212 Found LOST: Shetland sheep dog, (looks like Collie) male, black S. Salem. 364-4769. LOST at Kopper Kitchen parking lot, 1 brown Samsonite suitcase with intiials JW, one olive colored flight case with construction records, $100 Reward, no questions asked.

Junction City 847-2436 collect. LOST: Miniature Toy Poodle, grey, no collar, answers to Jo Jo. Reward. 873-5583 Silverton. LOST: Border Collie Female Dog in Jefferson area.

$25. REWARD 743-2232 LOST: Wed. afternoon, Fred Meysilver pin with bangles. Reward. 363-5471.

WILL the lady who called, Sat. Nov. 25 about a lost poodle please call again 393-3317 LOST: Miniature Toy Poodle, grey, no collar, answers to Jo Jo. Reward. 873-5583 Silverton.

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Just south of Battlecreek Golf Course to AN RESIDENTIAL Open 12-6 MOBILE HOME SALES 585-7004. Attention MOBILE HOME OWNERS SURFWOOD VILLA WILL MAKE YOU AN OFFER YOU CAN'T REFUSE Own your own lot for your mobile home with payments less than rent. Security of community living Up to financing Heated swimming pool 25 years financing Lots of open space parks Large recreation building All improvements in Separate adult family section Space now ready for occupancy NO RENT INCREASES AT SURFWOOD VILLA 2900 Brown Rd. NE Salem 585-2220 Another development by Pete Wilson Realtors A Division of Pacific NW Development Corp. Nov.

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Care is taken to prevent errors and the Publishers are responsible for the first incorrect insertion only. Minimum charge for ad ordered and cancelled before running, 1.00. 202 Funeral 200 personals Funeral 202 Notices Mildred J. Bernet Late resident of 568 Dearborn Ave. Nov.

24. Survived by widower, Kenneth Bernet, Salem. Private services 10:30 a.m. Wed. Nov.

29, Christian Scientist officiating, VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l Oak. Interment Restlawn Memory Gardens. The family requests no flowers. Benjamin Salem; daughters, Bernetta Wasem, Portland; Janet Cooper, Salem; Margaret Garrett, Salem.

Seven grandchildren also survive. Private services Mon. morning Nov. 27 in HOWELLEDWARDS-DOERKSEN CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS, 1350 Com'l. SE.

Rev. John Ryan officiating. Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. Susie Feller Late resident of 585 Shipping St. NE, Salem, Nov.

23 at her residence. Survived by widower, George Feller, Salem; daughter, Dorothea Pearson, Mountlake Terrace, son, Ron Feller of Seattle: three granddaughters. Services Nov. 27 at 10:30 a.m. in the VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'1 SE at Oak. Rev. Everett Craven Entombment at Belcrest Mauso-1 leum. The family suggests memorial contributions to Highland Friends Church. Alma Fosback Late resident of Florence.

Salem hospital, Nov. 24. Survived by brother Ollie Fosback, Florence. Transfer has been made to the Riverside Chapel, Florence, Ore. for services and interment.

Local arrangements under the direction of the VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l. SE at Oc' Lee E. Halloway Late resident of 441 State Nov. 25, at his residence.

Survived by sisters, Opal Potter, Salem, and Florence of nieces, Maxine Wolf, Portland, Dorris Nelson and Joyce Anderson, both Salem. Services 10:30 a.m. Nov. 28, at BARRICK CHAPEL. 205 Church SE.

Interment Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. Your Sales message i in The Statesman- Journal Classified Section is voluntarily sought out by people who have DECIDED to buy, and are now reading the Classified Ads to decide WHERE TO BUY. tennis swimming If you enjoy golf money You'll Have a ball shopping Statesman-Journal Classified Ads To place your low cost fast acting Classified Ad call 364-6811 Mon. thru Fri. 8:00 am til 8 pm, Sat.

8:00 am til 5:00 pm. Classified 364-6811 250- mobile homes, campers 250 Mobile MOBILE home. Special all new 3 bdrm Olympian. This deluxe 24x60 home has a refreshingly new different floor plan. Raised entry, fam rm, formal din area, separate utility a huge master bdrm with lots of closets space lovely dressing room.

See it today at KILROY'S MOBILE SALES, 3905 Silverton Rd. NE, 363-4802 Planning on new furniture this year? Sell your old with a classified ad! ALL NEW 1973 FRONTIER 12x44 1 BEDROOM ONLY $3795 AT THE BIG LOT JIM McKEE'S (Hwy. 34 AT 99E between Frwy. Corvallis) ALBANY 926-8893 Otto T. Hogg Late resident of 5250 A St.

West Linn, Nov. 24. Survived by widow Erna P. Hogg, West Linn; son Thomas Hogg, West Linn. Four grandchildren also survive.

Memorial services Wed. 11 a.m. Nov. 29 at the Lake Grove Presbyterian Church. Private Committal Mt.

View Cemetery. Holman-Hankins Oregon City in charge of arrangements. William Jeppe Late resident of Rt. 1 Box 251 Rickreall, Nov. 23, in an Independence nursing home.

Survived by widow, Elnora Jeppe, Rickreall; sons, Gay Jeppe, Hermiston, Frank Jeppe, Corvallis; brother Andrew Jeppe, Walla Walla, sister, Cora Hastings, Astoria. Five grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren also survive. Private graveside services at Restlawn Memory Gardens, at 2:00 p.m. Nov. 27.

Arrangements under the direction of the BARRICK CHAPEL, 205 Church SE. Phyllis S. Lewis Late resident of 3100 Turner Road SE, Nov. 25, local nursing home. Survived by widower, David J.

Lewis, son David A. Lewis and three grandchildren, all of Salem. Services p.m. Nov. 28, First Presbyterian Church Chapel, Rev.

John R. Stewart officiating. Interment is pending. Arrangements by VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l SE at Oak.

The family suggests contributions to Salem Hospital Foundation for Cancer Research. Ruth E. Meeks Late resident of 169 W. Lebanon, Nov. 25.

Survived by daughter, Ruth Cooper, Lebanon; sisters, Rosemarie Ruch, Berlin, N.J., and Wilma Wesley, Philadelphia, Pa. Graveside services 3 p.m. Nov. 28, 100F Cemetery, Lebanon. Arrangements by VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l SE at Oak. Nelle H. Moore Late resident of 1955 SalemDallas Hwy. NW. Nov.

26, in local hospital. Survived by widower, Merle Moore, Salem, and cousins, John Paul Heizer, Iowa. Services 11 a.m. Nov. 28, First Presbyterian Church, Salem, Rev.

John Stewofficiating. Interment will be private. Arrangements by RIGDON'S COLONIAL CHAPEL, Cottage at Chemeketa NE. Guy Patten Late resident of 190 Kenwood NE, Salem, Nov. 24, in a local hospital.

Survived by widow Mildred Patten, Salem; Sister Mrs. W. A. Shinn, Salem. Several nieces and nephews also survive in Calif.

and the midwest. Services Tues. Nov. 28. 1:30 at BARRICK CHAPEL, 205 Church SE.

Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. Rev. James S. Thompson officiating. 100 Display DRIFTER CANOPIES INSULATED windows on all sides Only $195 Open Road Salem, Inc.

1940 Lancaster Dr. N. ph. 588-1100 ACRE and cute mobile home with extra building attached. Outbuildings, good well, septic system for two mobile homes.

Price $13,950 located on Kale NE Call Leo Wakefield at 585-4444 or 393-1723 Eves. Ben Colbath Realtor 10x50 ALL Elec. Biltmore. $800 down. Terms or sm.

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furnished, $3500. 581-6739. SPECIAL NEW 14x64, $6995. 2 bdrm. A real knock-out, MEADOWLARK, 2870 Lancaster Drive SE.

581-2820. 1964 REX Mark 111, 3 all this beautiful home is 10x60 with 2 expandoes a completely enclosed porch. Presently set up in Salem. Call McMinnville 472-4685 for appt. to see.

NEW 24x44, completely setup, see to appreciate. MEADOWLARK, 2870 Lancaster Drive SE. 581- 2820. 69 FLEETWOOD Mobile Home. 12x48, on lot in adult trir.

park. Like new Skirting awning incl. 363-4854 or 581-7976 Radiant Teener (FORT from hometown friends WORTH, Tex.) Malissa Galbraith, following her selection Miss Teenage America 1973, receives wide telecast. (AP) congratulatory calls and telegrams GIN Blast Victim (DUBLIN) A young girl injured by bomb blast which ripped through the foyer of late-night Dublin movie house early Moves Body (CORONA, Calif.) Coroner's deputies remove the body of Richard Lee Driscoll from the car he drove up to a police roadblock near Corona, early Sunday after high-speed chase of several hundred mites. With him was a 16y in Clarion, on the nation- Modeste, by shot him to death rifle as he and stopped car.

The was slightly injured. Sunday is brought out of the theater. The blast, caused by a mine, injured at least 30 film-goers. (AP) year-old girl, kidnaped, police said, from her home at Driscoll. An officer with a high-powered the girl sat in the girl, Debra Brazil, (AP) 1968 SKYLINE 12x44.

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00- dies of storage and closet space. Big wide eaves with that real cottage look. Open daily 9 dark. Sundays 1 to 5. KILROY'S MOBILE SALES, 3905 Silverton Rd.

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$7395 14x64 2 barm. $7495 24x40 carpeted $7995 24x44 bath $9950 24x60 barm. $12,500 24x64 patio, kit. $14,500 USED 20x44 sep. util.

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at 99E between frwv. Corvallis) ALBANY 926-8893.