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and Construction Battalion 13-8 is now on two weeks' active training duty at 13th Naval District Headquarters, Sand Point Naval Air Station. Topper Reducing System. Legsthighs hips tummy breaks up fatty deposits, yet keeps you firm while you -lose pounds. Reduce without strenuous exercising or energy-sapping diets. For information inquire 1917 Broadway.

CE 4422. adv. Sisco Heights Community Club will meet at its hall March 14. See our ad on page 10: Stimulair Scalp Salon. adv.

Zion Lutheran Church of Silvana will hold a special congregational meeting at the church March 16. All Campbell's soups, 15c can. Franco-American Spaghetti, 2 15- oz. cans, 25c. Hershey Cocoa, pound, 55c, half-pound, 29c.

Potatoes, 10 pounds 29c. Nalley's Tang, 39c. Humko Shortening, 3- pound can, 75c. Darigold, Pet, Carnation canned milk, 3 cans 41c. Fresh fryers, 47c pound.

Stenwick's, 21st and Walnut. adv. Washington State Dairy Federation will sponsor a meeting at Bryant Grange. Hall this evening. Looking for something little wild? Try the blackberry jam at Tillie's Fine Food, 2723 Colby, adv.

Evergreen Lodge, Sons of Norway, will meet in Arlington VFW Hall Friday evening. Lutz Market Basket, 19th and Walnut- 2 lb: cheese loaf 59c; dill pickles, quarts butter, 63c bananas, 100 lb. Homemade leftse 49c. Open nights and Sundays. adv.1 S.3.c.

John Zuanich, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Zuanich, 2212 Colby has been taking part as a photographer in the Fort Lewis field exercises testing the Army's new "pentomic" battle concept.

Grandview Recreation Glub- will meet at its hall Friday evening. Every baby a prize winner, in our month baby contest. Mary Richards, photographer, offers you the very best in baby portraiture at Robinson's Studio. 2717 Colby. adv.

A radar operator in the 4th Infantry Division, Pfc. David V. Fosket, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. Fosket, 1131 Broadway, has been taking part in field exercises at Fort Lewis testing the Army's new "pentomic" battle concept. Advance patterns 50 cent All new stock. Virgil and Williams 5c. and 10c, Marysville, Wash.

adv. Ellis M. Keck, machinery repairman third class, of Mr. and Mrs. John Keck, Rt.

2 Monroe, recently completed course in beginning algebra through the U.S. Armed Forces Institute, Madison, while serving aboard the Atlantic Fleet repair ship USS Vulcan. Two Barge Lines Tell Rate Cuts PORTLAND (UP)- Reductions in motor-water rates of from 20 to 25 per cent for grains from Inland Empire points in Idaho, Oregon and Washington, to Portland, Vancouver, and Longview have been announced by two barge lines. The Portland Freight Taffic Association said the new rates affected wheat, rye, oats, buckwheat, barley, and shelled corn. They went into effect Monday.

The association said the reduction was an effort by Columbia Barge -Lines and Columbia-Snake River Towing Co. to afford grain producers a better break in some of the improvements made along the river such as The Dalles dam. Harry Burnett of The Dalles, traffic manager for the two firms. said it was hoped the, action would induce Congress to speed up construction of John Day dam. "When they finish John Day dam and build the other Snake River dams we can offer some really low rates," he said.

An example of the rate included from Pullman to Longview, old rate. $9.70 a ton, new rate $8.34 a ton. RETIRING George Cross was honored by fellow workers with gifts when he retired Tuesday from the Great Northern Railway here after working for: the company 50 years, 40 years as night roundhouse foreman. Prior to being foreman here, he was a machinist in the local shops. A resident of Beverly Park, he and his wife.

plan to go to Chicago and then to Arizona next winter. Women in Turkey have been given the right to vote and sit in Parliament since 1994. VITAL RIRTHS. I Everett General Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Baker, Rt. Snobomisp, girl, March 5. Mr. and Mrs. Erling Molver, 3205 Lombard girl, March 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mulliken, 4320 Thompson girl, March 5. Mr. and Mrs.

James Volland, 8021. Beverly Lane, girl, March 5. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carlson, Rt.

2 Everett, boy, March 5. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Omodt, 1605 Lombard boy, March 6. Providence Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. George Gerry, Mountlake Terrace, boy, March 5. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schmidt, 5118 Rucker boy, March 5.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard D. Wilson, 22, and Pauline Culver, 16, both of Everett. Richard C. Raymond, 40, Everett, and Jean A. Loomis, 24, Snohomish.

Frank E. -McRae, 35, Seattle, and Bernice Barnes, 39, Everett. Franklin P. Kohler, 72, and Elma L. Brown, 75, both of Seattle.

Whiteman, 19, Mountlake Terrace, and Lois Steensland, 15, Snohomish. DIVORCES ASKED Arthur Schmidt from Mildred Schmidt, cruelty. Donna Jean Williams from Alvin Winston Williams, cruelty. Beverley Cade from Robert Cade, cruelty. DIVORCES GRANTED Margaret Zeppleri from Joseph Zeppieri, cruelty.

Iris V. Pankievich from Edmund J. Panklevich, cruelty. Runyon from Dale Runyon, cruelty, DEATHS MAERTZ. Stella Mae Lowe, 43, Star Rt.

Marysville, died Wednesday. Services Saturday at 1 p.m. at -Solie Funeral Home. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, SWARM, Lewis, 74, 1111 Pacific died Tuesday, Services will be Friday 1 p.m. at ChallacombeFickel and Precht.

Burial Evergreen Cemetery. WILCOX. Lilla 540 Alverson Blvd. died Wednesday Services Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday 1 p.m. Private cremation and inurnment View Crest Abbey under Metropolitan Plan Stymied Any possibility of the formation of a Seattle Tacoma Everett Standard Metropolitan Area under that name appears bleak at present, according to word released by Congressman Jack Westland.

Present rules and regulations will not permit the use of the names of the three cities in a standard metropolitan area unless the smaller cities are at least one-third of the size of, the principal city or each has a population of its own of at least 250,000. Inquiring for Congressman Westland, Frederick H. Mueller, assistant, secretary of commerce for domestic affairs, received a statement of the status of the area from Robert W. Burgess, director of the Bureau of Census. Burgess points out these facts and admitted that there had been some exceptions but these were made prior to more recent stringent regulations.

He added, however, that the bureau was considering some new rules which might make a change in this area. It was added; too, that little chance for the formation of a four metropolitan district is seen unless Tacoma makes an official change in its request to the Census Bureau. Tacoma previously had asked that there be no change in the a Tacoma area, not wishing to have the combination. Everett is present setup of a Seattle area and unable to set up its own standard metropolitan area as it has less than 50,000 population. Chief Helton Named Recruiter JOHNNIE W.

HELTON Named this week as the new recruiter for the U. S. Navy in Ev. erett is Johnnie W. Helton, Chief Engineman.

Chief Helton replaces Navyman Clyde Harris who has been transferred to Seattle. Chief Helton's most recent duty was aboard the icebreaker U.S. S. Staten Island. Helton made trips to both the Arctictic and Anarctic aboare the icebreaker last year.

PROVES POINT STERLING, Sheriff Vernon Hastings Jr. was voted the best dog caller in the Sterling Lions Club and wasted no time proving to the other members he deserved the honor. One by one, the members demonstrated -their ability at calling dogs. When Hastings. whistled, his dog appeared lout of nowhere.

STATISTICS direction- Challacombe-Pickel and Precht. FUNKE, Ethel Mae, 72, 3513 S. Summit Bremerton, died Wednesday. Rosary Friday 8 p.ma. in Miller Reynold's Chapel in Bremerton, Mass Saturday 9:30 a.m.

in Our Lady's Star of the Sea Church, Bremerton. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery, Bremerton. HANSON, Mrs. Mary, 73, 3120 Broadway, died Wednesday. Services Friday, 3 p.m.

at Purdy and Walters Funeral Home. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. ROHDE, Charles 59, Hewitt died Sunday. Services Friday 1 p.m. at Purdy and Walters Funeral Home.

Burial Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. COY, Hubert, 79, Tulalip, died Wednesday. Rosary Thursday, 7:45 p.m. in St. Anne's Church, Tulalip, and Friday, 7:45 p.m, in St.

Mary's Church, Marysville. High Mass Saturday, 10 a.m. in St. Anne's. Church.

Burial, Marysville Cemetery under direction of Schaefer's Funeral Home. NESS, Sigurd, Stanwood, died at his home Wednesday. Services to be announced from Gunderson Funeral Home, East Stanwood. WYCKOFF, Mabel 58, Rt. East Stanwood, died Wednesday in Pinehurst.

Funeral services Saturday, 1:30 p.m., in Gunderson Funeral Home, East Stanwood, Burial, Lutheran Cemetery, East. Stan- wood. Obituaries MARY HANSON Mrs. Mary Hanson, 73, 3130 Broadway, died in a local hospital Wednesday noon following an extended: Illness. Mrs.

Hanson was born in Minneapolis, Minn. Aug. 29, 1884, and had lived in Everett for 56 Surviving are two sons, Henry Hanson of 3130 Broadway and John Hanson of 3905. Railway a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mattie Hanson of .2401 Cleveland, and grandchildren.

Funeral services will be Friday afternoon at 3 clock at the funeral home of Purdy and Walters. The Rev. Wesley Morton of Bethany Temple will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. CHARLES F.

ROHDE Charles F. Rohde Hewitt died Sunday. Mr. Rohde was born in Sweet Home, Texas, Jan. 4, 1899, and had lived in Everett for 11.

years. Surviving are a son, Charles F. Rohde, in the U. S. Army stationed in Baltimore, and three brothers, B.

N. Rohde, E. D. Rohde and A. M.

Rohde, all of Fort Worth, Tex. Funeral services will be Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the funeral home of Purdy and Walters. The Rev. Samuel A. Carlson of Grace Methodist Church will officiate.

Burial will be in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. SIGURD NESS Sigurd Ness of Stanwood died at his home Wednesday night. Born in Oslo, Norway, in 1877 he came to the United States at the age of 18 and farmed in North Dakota until 1917, when he came to Stanwood, where he had lived since. His wife, Jennie Adahl preceded him in death in 1949. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs.

Nora Pedersen, Mrs. Esther Sande and Mrs. Leona. Sande, all of Stanwood, and Mrs. Signe Moen, Seattle: a son, Owen Ness, Marysville; a sister, Mrs.

Klara Hanson, Napa, ten grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, niece and a nephew. Services are being arranged by Gunderson Funeral Home, East Stanwood. In lieu of flowers friends may make contributions to Camano Lutheran Church Building Fund. HUBERT COY Hubert Coy, 79, Tulalip, died March 5 in an Everett hospital. Mr.

Coy was born on Cottonwood Island, Washington Territory, March 28, 1879, and had long been prominent in Indian and community affairs in the Marysville area. He was elected to the council the Tulalip Tribes, in 1932. Mr. Coy had operated the Coy's Mission Beach Resort for many -years and was a former member of the Resort Owners Assn. He also was a member of St.

Anne's Catholic Church, Tulalip; Knights of Columbus, and Priest Point Grange. Mr. Coy is survived by two sons, Joseph, Tulalip, and Robert, Everett: four daughters, Mrs. Effie Flores, Spokane, Mrs. Ruth Walker, Renton, Mrs.

Marjory James, Tulalip, and Mrs. Blanche James, Seattle; his mother, Mrs. William Shelton, Tulalip; one sister, Mrs. Harriet Dover, Tulalip, and nine grandchildren. Rosary will be said in St.

Anne's Church, Tulalip, at 7:45 p.m. Thursday and at 7:45 p.m. Friday in St. Marys' Church, Marysville. High mass will be celebrated St.

Anne's Church Saturday. a.m. Burial will be in the Marysville Cemetery under direction Schaefer's Funeral Home, Marysville. Members of Knights of Columbus, Everett, will serve as casket bearers. MABLE B.

WYCKOFF Mable B. Wyckoff, 58, Rt. 1 East Stanwood, died Wednesday evening in Pinehurst. Born in Key Port, N.J. Jan.

1. 1900, she came to Mount Vernon early in 1944 and lived in Darrington prior to moving to the Joe Danielson place Rt. 1 East Stanwood in April, 1945. She is survived by one son, Marlin McCaughan, and a grandson, Gary McCaughan, both of Seattle. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

in the Gunderson Funeral Home, East Stanwood, with the Revs. Olav Monsen and P. M. Kantolon offlclating. Burial will be in the Lutheran Cemetery, East Stanwood.

South Summit Ave. Bremerton, died early Wednesday in Bremerton. She former resident. of Everett. Mrs.

Funke had beenresident of Bremerton for the past 14 years. While living In 1 ETHEL MAE FUNKE Mrs. Ethel Mae Funke, 72, of 3513 (The Everett Daily Herald 35 Thursday, March 6, 1958 Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, county school superintendent, will speak meeting of the Snohomish County Peace Officers Assn. Wednesday at 7 p.m.

in the Granite -Falls Legion Hall. Income Tax U.S. ard Alaska. 1220 Wetmore. BA 5569.

adv. XI Guaranteed watch repairing. Bob Bekker, 1511 Broadway. adv. Board of directors of Everett Board of Realtors will meet Friday at 7 p.m.

in the offices of the Realty. Double breasted sults converted Into single breasted, $22.50. Ted 1904 Hewitt. adv. I Free bowling class for women starting Monday, March 17, 9:30 a.m.

Free bowling-shoe rentals, baby-sitting service, coffee. Instruction by Ernie Miller, You must register- in person or by phone. Evergreen Bowling Lanes, BAyview 9988. adv. Mrs.

J. E. H. Nelson, 2914 16th and Mr. and Mrs.

Alan W. Maguire, 1509 23rd were among more than 200 parents of students at Lintield College who attended the second annual Parents' Weekend on the campus March 1 and 2. Free bowling class for women starting Monday, March 17, 9:30 a.m. Free bowling -shoe rentals, baby-sitting service, coffee. Instruction by Ernie Miller.

You must register in person or by phone. Evergreen Bowling Lanes, BAyview 9988. adv. Save up to 30 per cent on auto and fire insurance. Farmers insurance group.

3101 Hoyt. BA 1192. adv. Sgt. Mitchell J.

Dollmeyer, son of Mrs. Dorothy Dollmeyer, 1423 4th Marysville, participated in the air, sea and land exercises of the 3rd Marine Division in the Philippines this week. Remodeling sale -Dresses up to $10.99. Hundreds to choose from at $2:99. Mod-0-Day.

adv. Income tax service, $2 2127 Oakes BAyview 5787. Open evenings. adv. PIC.

Wayne Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Richardson, Rt. 1 Arlington, recently participated in 7th 'Army maneuver involving over 100,000 troops in Germany.

Income tax service, U.S. and Alaska. D. O'Connor, Highland 4753. adv.

more customers who appreciate quality bakery products freshly baked as they -are at Karl's Bakery, 1614 Hewitt Ave. This is National Retail Bakery Week. If it is inconvenient for you to shop at Karl's: popular address, 1614 Hewitt Karl suggests you patronize one of the other fine locally owned retail bakeries near you. Karl's Bakery, 1614 Hewitt Ave. adv.

Civil service tests to fill inspector, railway signals and train control, are to be held. Application forms can be obtained from Walter Thompson at the Post Office. Wheel chairs, walkers, hospital beds, baby scales, crutches, commodes. Rental and sales. Herb Knudson, City Drug, 1910 Hewitt.

-BA 9231. adv. Dry cleaning special--pants and skirts 63c. Ladies' shortie coats, 97c. Drapes 30 per cent off.

Laraway Cleaners, 1826 Broadway. adv. Cpl. James R. Mahlum, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard D. Mahlum, 220 W. 48th has been taking part this week in air, sea and land exercises of the 3rd Marine Division in the Philippines. Buster Browns are America's.

favorite children's shoes. Get them at Gish's -Shoe Store, 2803 Colby. adv. Beta Pi rummage sale Friday and Saturday, 2626 Colby. Open 10 a.m.

adv. Daren R. Bennett, aviation electronics technician third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C.

Bennett. Rt. 2 Everett, is serving with AllWeather Attack Squadron at North Island Naval Air Station, San Diego, Callf. Rummage shopper: Selected used clothing at rummage sale prices. Also new spring fabrics at wholesale prices.

Antiques and furniture. Starting Thursday, Mar. 6. Home Thrift Shop, 347 North Kelsey Monroe. adv.

Floor sanders, polishers, vibrator sander for rent. Pitzer Paint, 2112 Broadway. BA 0666. adv. Participating with the 3rd MaFine Division's air, sea and land exercises in the Philippines this week is Opl.

Ralph I. Duffy, son of Mrs. Henryetta Duffy, 4032 Hoyt Ave. Rummage sale: Sponsored by St. Joseph's Guild of St.

Mary Magdalene Parish, 1408 Hewitt. Thursday and Friday 9 to 4. adv. Temperance people attention: Why help pay for the automobile accidents of those who drink? Call Mr. Insurance and Save.

BA 0303. Medical Dental Bldg. adv. Fun Night party will be held this evening -at -the waterfront clubhouse of Everett Yacht Club. Everett Rug and Upholstery Cleaners: tinting, mothproofing.

Free estimates. 3-day service. Wall-to-wall carpets. BA 1261. adv.

William B. Freeland, chief machinist's mate, son of Mrs. EarJene Freeland, 6719 Highland returned to Ben Diego, Calif, last 3 REPRESENTATIVES OF HERALD IN COUNTY SOUTH COUNTY Allan May and Art Shoot, GReenwood 4171. SNOHOMISH AND EAST Ned Carrick, LOgan 3-3652. MARYSVILLE Leon Stock, OLive 9-2746; Pearl Projen, OLive 9-2083.

DARRINGTON Ace Comstock, HEmlock 6-3221. CAMANO ISLAND-TWIN CITYGrant Freer, Camano 204. INTERCITY Mrs. Alex Dorr, Highland 2191. OSO, TRAFTON, BRYANT-Mrs.

Robert Fleming, Arl. 3054. weekend aboard the escort vessel USS Wiseman after five months In the Western Pacific. Smokey Point Bar-B-Q will reopen Friday, March 7, with hours from noon to midnight. Serving barbecued ribs, ham, beef, smoked turkey, chicken, seafood and steaks.

adv. Arthur Godfrey featured in TV Guide, now on sale. adv. Everett Elks- Lodge will meet in weekly session this evening. x.

Cycloid Massage. Bring exhilarating relief to aching muscles and joints. Relieve "piano nerves, soothe tension to help you sleep better. Bring joyous relief to tired, aching feet. Inquire 1917 Broadway.

CE 4422. adv. Gerald L. Dickover, interior communications electrician fireman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Dickover, 4401 224th SW, Mountlake Terrace, is serving aboard the submarine tender USS Sperry at San Diego, Calif. Auto owners, save with low -cost auto insurance. For information and rates please call us.

D. A. Duryee Co. CE 112Z. adv.

Pfc. ByronC. Sutton, son of M. C. Hitchcock of Index, has been participating this week with.

the 3rd Marine Division in air, sea and land exercises in the Philippines. Arthur Godfrey featured in TV Guide, now on sale. adv. Pancake breakfast will be served at Madison School Saturday from 7 to 9:30 a.m. by the PTA to raise funds for.

supervised play. There is no substitute for experience. Herb's Kerb is your morning chef. "We never close." adv. Box social will be held Saturday evening for the general public at the South Everett Youth and Community Center.

Accordion Instruction- Free trial. plan. Thorlakson. 1631 Oakes. BA 9426.

adv. xx Police report that cars driven by Donald R. Bevans, Rt. 3 Snohomish, and Horace Anderson, 2712 Chestnut were involved in an accident about 1:32 p.m. Wednesday at Hewitt Avenue and Maple Street.

Damage was estimated at $275. Arthur Godfrey featured in TV Guide, now on sale. adv. building permit for $600 was issued Wednesday to M. Merrick, 1114 Hoyt to repair his residence.

Dr. Vince A. Martinis, optometrist; across street from Everett Theater. CE 4343. adv.

Al Tatro, 1314 Walnut was issued a building permit Wednesday for $500 to remodel his house. Housewives free estimates on guaranteed jobs. Rid your house of all insects and rodents. Everett Sanitation and Pest Control. CEdar 3228.

Time to de-moth your closets. adv. $200 building permit was issued Wednesday to E. LeGros, 1131 Colby to repair his house. Dancing, Peggy's, Lake Stevens, Friday and Saturday, Lathrop's Band.

adv. Hausmann's was issued building permit Wednesday for $300 to repair their building at 2018 Hewitt Ave. Arthur Godfrey talks candidly about morbid TV shows in the current TV Guide, now on sale. adv. A building permit for $200 to repair its building in the 1300 block of Colby Avenue was issued Wednesday to the Everett General Hospital.

Trofast Lodge No. 231, V.O.A.. will hold regular meeting Friday, March 7, 8 p.m. CIO Hall. adv.

J. Stilwell, 1828 Chestnut was. issued a building permit Thursday for $1,000 to repair his house. Arthur Godfrey featured in TV Guide, now on sale. adv.

Arlington High students will present their all-school play to the public at the school auditorium March 14. Smokey Point Bar-B-Q will reopen Friday, March 7, with hours from noon to midnight. Serving barbecued ribs, ham, beef, smoked turkey, chicken, seafood and steaks. adv. Bryant Home Demonstration Club will meet March 14 at 1 p.m.

at' Bryant Grange Hall. Arthur Godfrey discusses his own show and others on TV in the current TV Guide. adv. Robert W. Robertson, steelworker.

first class, 2417 Chestnut St, member of Navel she was active in the ParentTeacher Association and in projecta for children here. She is survived by her husband, William Bremerton; three sons, Theodore J. and Harold both of Bremerton, and Ray A. of Seattle; two daughters, Mrs. Edith Mae Hyde, Oakland, Calif, and Mrs.

Billie Mae Johnson, a sister, Mrs. Thelma Fairfield, Seattie; 15 grandchildren and 26 greatgrandchildren. Rosary will be Friday at 8 p.m. in Miller-Reynold's Chapel in Bremerton. Requiem Mass will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

in Our Lady's Star of the Sea Church, Bremerton. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Bremerton. LEWIS SWARM -Funeral services for Lewis Swarm, 74, 1111 Pacific who died at his home Tuesday morning, will be held Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the chapel of Challacombe-Pickel and Precht. Burtal will be in the family plot in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers will be E.

E. Park McLean, Harley Kelly, Harold Patchett, Frank Campbell, Clarence Lasher, Clare Dobler. INDIAN INSTALLATION- -The Aga Khan views crowds watching his installation as the spiritual leader of Ismaili Moslem sect at Karachi, India. Ceremony was similar to the one the 21-year-old religious leader underwent in Africa. Madison Area Annexation Talked in Open Meeting With the auditorium of Madison Elementary School filled to capacity, residents of the Madison area just south of Everett Wednesday evening discussed the possibilities of annexation to the city.

with city, county and other officials present to answer questions. the group discussed advantages of being within the city limits. The need of sewers appeared to be the main point and while city officials could not give definite cost or time element, the majority of those present appeared to believe that the easiest and most reasonable method of acquiring such sanitation facilities would be through the city number of people from -adjacent areas, showing the same inJaycees Nominate Slate for April Officer Election Everett Junior Chamber of Commerce membership Wednesday night was presented with a slate of. 11 candidates for offices which will be filled in the annual election April 2. Selections of the nominating committee were: President, Phane O'Brien: vice president (two to be elected), Bob Rieke, Guy Hupe, Phil Carter and Jim Cassidy: board of directors (six to be elected), Lee Sausser, Jim Erickson, Al Orsland, Joe Weber, Chuck Lee and Chuck Hilen.

Other candidates may be added by before the next meeting club. City Seeks Federal Aid On Sewer Job Everett City Council Thursday adopted a resolution authorizing Commissioner of Public Works. George Gebert to make formal application for federal assistance in construction of sewage treatment facilities in Everett. Gebert said that if the application was approved the city could receive up to $250,000 to aid in the construction of the extensive trunk interceptor line system and the required pumping stations. He said that the federal government has established a fund to aid cities in constructing sewage treatment facilities and is confident that the City of Everett can qualify for assistance.

Construction of the trunk interceptor lines, which would pick up the sewage from the 14 outfalls into the bay and river, is the most expensive portion of the sewer project. Pack 14 Holds Annual Blue and Gold Dinner Cub Scout Pack No. 14 of Roosevelt School held its annual Blue and Gold banquet recently and 22 members were given awards by Packmaster Jim Alber. Receiving awards were: Wolf badges Skippy Johnson, James Ping, Lynn Shively, Mark Sears, Gregory Walsworth and Jimmy Geary: Bear badges David Sargent and Greg Showalter; Bobcat pins Daniel Minor, David Fox, Richard Beireis and Bobby MoLeod; gold arrow to Wolf Michael Alf; Bear badge and gold and silver arrows Tom Eckenberg and John Baxter; gold arrow -to Bear Jerry Desy; two-year pinMichael Ensign; and gold and silver arrows to Bear badge- Russ sell Hansen. A candlelight ceremony was held for the following who completed their webelos work: Ray Stephanson, Bruce Boyer, Paul Cunningham and Marty Larson.

Also honored at the dinner were den mothers who were presented corsages, Mr. and Mrs. Alber, and Mrs. Lillian Larson who was presented a spoon for three years of service as den mother. A movie was shown of the Jamboree held at Valley Forge, and Air Scout John Pierce told of his trip to the Jamboree.

It was, announced at the dinner that the pack -had won a red ribbon with its annual window display. GRACIOUS GOODNESS CHARLESTON, W. Va. (P). -Lula Lanham recently received a birthday present of $25 from the congregation of the Shepherd Methodist Church, which she promptly turned over to her favorite charity, the March of Dimes.

Miss Lanham, 65, has been shut-in cripple most of her life. a polio paralytio since the age of 6. STELLA MAE LOWE MAERTZ Funeral services for Mrs. Stella Mae Lowe Maertz, 43, Star Route, Marysville, who died Wednesday morning near Eglon, will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the chapel of the Solle Funeral Home. The Rev.

Carl H. Norgaard will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot in Evergreen Cemetery, terest for their district, attended the session also. Other matters such as lights, insurance and police and fire protection were talked also. Petitions are being circulated now in the Madison area for annexation.

City Issues Bid Call For Alverson Job call for bids for the improvement of Alverson Boulevard from the new Norton Avenue overpass to the traffic interchange at Walnut Street and Highway 99 was be made this afternoon by Everett city commissioners: The bid call was set for. a continued council session at 3:30 p.m. Council will open bids March 21. It was indicated that the bid call would be issued on the basis of a 2-1 vote since Commissioner of Safety C. Arvid Johnson has stated that he is against calling for bids on the project until the engineering work has been completed for the improvement of Walnut Stret.

Both projects and the overpass are being financed. by $600,000 bond issue approved by the voters in 1956. Approximately $200,000 has been earmarked for the reconstruction of Walnut Street. Commissioner of Public Works George Gebert said today that work on the overpass itself should be completed within 30 days and he is anxious to have the Alverson Boulevard work completed as soon as: possible. so that the overpass could be put into use with all possible speed.

Gebert said that it had first been the intention of the commissioners let the contract for the Alverson 'and Walnut work at the same time in- hopes of getting a better bid. "Recent talks with local contractors has shown us that we would neither save money nor have to pay more if we let the two projects separately," he said. Johnson said that it has been his experience during recent years that more contractors are attracted to a larger contract than smaller one and that in his opinion the city might get a better price on the work as a whole. Gebert said his department was eager to cooperate vi with labor groups in getting men to work on the project and that letting the Alverson project now would hasten employment. Engineering work on the Walnut work will not be completed for approximately three weeks.

Alderwood Youth May Be First '58 Polio Victim SEATTLE A 2-year-old Alderwood Manor boy was listed by the State Health Department Thursday as possibly the state's first 1958 victim of paralytic polio. The boy, treated at King County Hospital here, had received two. of the recommended three: doses of Salk vaccine. He has some weakness in his, left leg, but final diagnosis on whether he is suffering from paralytic-type polio cannot be made for 60 days, the department said. Rocky Reach Dam Employment to Reach 1620 Total WENATCHEE (P) The number of workmen on the Rocky Reach Dam project will grow from the present 500 to about 1,325 by October, the Chelan County Public Utility District estimated Thursday.

Kirby Billingsley, PUD manager, said a peak of 1,620 is expected by June, 1959, after which the work force will decline gradually until completion of the big dam late in 1962. Billingsley said nearly 1,000 workmen will be directly engaged in the dam construction this fall and 360 others will be employed on highway and. railroad work. The dam is being built by the Chelan PUD. on the Columbia River a short distance upstream from here.

Two-Day Meeting SPOKANE The Columbia Interstate Compact Commission will open a two day, meeting here Friday. LILLA GLEIM WILCOX Mrs. Lilla G. Wilcox, 540 Alverson died at an Everett hospital Wednesday evening. She was born Nov.

30, 1865, at Rock Island, and with her husband, the late Frederick. P. Wilcox, came to Aberdeen in 1907, where Mr. Wilcox was prominent in lumber circles and Masonic activities until his death in 1936. Mrs.

Wilcox, a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church, had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Dalton, since 1936. Besides Mrs. Dalton she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lage Wernstedt of Guemes Island; one son, Gleim P.

Wilcox of Riddle, six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services for Mrs. Wilcox will be held at the Trinity Episcopal Church at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the Rev. Gordon Lind officiating. Private cremation and inurnment will follow at View Crest Abbey under the direction of Challacome-Fickel Precht: Friends who wish may make their remembrance in the form of a contribution to a charity of their.

choice. MOLL FUNERAL HOME Arlington, Wash. 327 Meleed Ave. Phone 501 SCHAEFER FUNERAL HOME Eighth and State Streets Ph. OL 9-3711, Marysville, We.

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