The Daily Herald from Everett, Washington • 1

SUN out the school year and hired cent growth Eugene Adams Marysville ro lect and pa Swan to ikl Ms state conven Tacoma are Peart 1 riendly courteous classified ad clerks are always ready to help you Blind Woman Winner of 1965 Achievement Award Cabinet to Meet BONN A government spokesman said Wednesday the West German cabinet would meet next Wednesday to dis cuss the date for establishing diplomatic relations with Israel The Sno Isle Regional Library which serves Snohomish and Is land Counties will mark its 20th anniversary by moving into a new building north o'f Marys ville within eight months Architects are planning a $215000 12000 square foot brick masonry structure just north of the Thunderbird Drive in Thea ter in Marysville according to Mrs Emily Wilson Sno Isle librarian Shelving in the new building will be for 30000 volumes Cur rently the library headquarters at 1314 26th St in Everett can hold 20000 books However most volumes 160000 of them Columnist Hal Boyle Assigned To Viet Nam Hal Boyle 54 Associated Press human interest columnist for 21 years is en route to his third assignment to a major armed conflict Viet Nam Boyle whose daily column appears in approximately 500 afternoon newspapers was war correspondent for The Associat ed Press in Africa and Europe in World War II where his front line stories of GIs in action'won him a Pulitzer Prize in 1945 In 1950 he volunteered for As sociated Press duty in Korea and reported on front line activ ities during the heaviest fighting on that peninsula there he won Veterans of oreign gold medal award for standing contribution to national He also received the Overseas Press Club top award for best reporting in radio tele vision and newspapers' column was bom un der fire in Salerno Italy in 1943 and has been a continuous Asso ciated Press feature since ol lowing the surrender of Japan he traveled around the world writing stories from 65 coun tries five day a week col umn will be written from South Viet Nam during his assignment abroad In 1951 In presenting the VW gold medal Gen Omar Bradley' then chairman of the US Joint Chiefs bf Staff' said of Boyle: am pleased that this award goes to a friend I have known so long He is the friend I 'know anyone who knows fighting at the front so well or anyone who has written so well about Boyle who has been dubbed Poor and the is a native of Kansas City Mo where he started his AP career jn 1928 as a copy boy at 17 He was night city editor of the New York AP bureau in 1942 when he first went overseas in the regional libraries or traveling in the four bookmo biles The latest chapter in the li brary growth is a far cry from the 1944 preface with its one librarian without any books Today the library has 50 em ployes processing a growing col lection of books records and films so that they may be en joyed by persons in rural and municipal areas throughout the two counties There are 17 community li braries and soon there will be five instead of four bookmo biles Whidbey Islanders in Plea unds for SOUTH WHIDBEY bond issues presented to the vot ers of Whidbey have carried with greater support that! one at the recent election destiadid to raise funds for construction of an Island hospital It carried zz every precinct on Whidbey but no levy will be made states hos pita! commissioner James Hay unless and until matching Hill Burton funds are made avail able In recapping the recent events in which the plea of Whidbey three hospital commissioners Ed Adamson Oak Harbor Ted Christiansen Coupeville and James Hay South Whidbey' for HilBuirmids thelOeW the cost was rejected commis sioner Hay expressed the opin ion that the 15 man commission acting for the governor for dis Is Showing ear MIAMI la (AP)' Exile leaders who analyzed idel Cas latest speech attached sig nificance to the Cuban prime long 1 defense of his armed loyalty i The consensus as expressed by exile radio commentator Sal vador Lew was: shows Castro is afraid ew i tribution of the funds was not entirely acquainted with Whid bey geographic problems and that too few of them had even been to the island Topl ace Whidbey in a hospital district incorporating Mount Vernon and Anacortes a surrounding areas stated Hay is simply not realistic due to the distance Is landers have to travel for hos pitalization And to rely on the Navy base for emergency treat ment of the civilian population is even less realistic approach to the problem when they are obliged to airlift their own per sonnel out fo'more adequate' fa cilities when the need is more than dispensary care? And too many South Whidbey fami lies have faced an emergency for themselves orjheir kinto agree that the ferry link and slow crossing to the mainland is any more ideal approach the unresolved hospitalquestion Much preliminary planning al ready has gone into an Island hospital with property pur chased for that purpose at a central location' eight acres on the main street of Coupeville lying strategically in access to the new highway which will in tersect 4 the Prairie Center Coupeville districts The committee which rejected the application for funds at the recent hearing has the authority to redistrict the island and place it in a district by itself stated Hay and it is the hope of the hospital commissioners that such action will be taken at the next meeting of the committee in June Whidbey stated Hay with a present population of 11 000 and in an area of unusual re i hnenltol citA cA lect and paid for and its citi zens eager to foot their share of the bill merits a sound reap praisal of its needs as divorced from mainland programming and an entitlement to a share of matching federal funds WOMAN Marysville Mayor Jack Gardner congratulates Mrs Carl Hanenburg on being selected the of Achievement for 1965 She was honored afa banquet Wednesday eve rjing sponsored by the hostess Business and Professional Women's Club Mrs Hanenburg is blind (Staff Photo by Willis Tucker) take social studies classes for the rest of the term formal duties as principal begin next school year Directors also approved after a public hearing the preliminary budget of $1 $619 40379 Superintendent Dr Del Peter son reported on a spring cur riculum clinic held in Seattle Monday and Tuesday by the Washington State School Super intendents Association Dr Petorson was one of four co chairmen directing the two day clinic Directors accepted with re gret the resignation of vocal music director Gerald Koll Everett County Section wESlgffi SECTION A THURSDAY APRIL 22 1965 PAGE I A Retired Teachers Elect Officers Name Delegates Mrs Lucille Wilson was elect ed president of the Snohomish Island County Retired Teachers Association at the monthly meeting this week Other officers elected were Miss Isabelle Cuthbertson vice president Mrs Avis King sec retary ana Mrs treasurer Deleates to the tion in June in Mrs Wilson and with Miss Cuthbertson and Emmett Smith as alternates Guest speaker was Lawrence Ames principal of Rose Hill School Mukilteo who told of the ITA reading program be ing used in his school for the first time this year Questionaires were distribu ted to be presented to nursing homes in the two counties to determine which ones are cer tified by the insurance com pany that writes the NRTA insurance plan Hostesses for the meeting were the Mesdames Lean Mil ler Mary ord and Alice Coates and the Misses Mattie 1 3 a1 ttllzx A WOOa ruia dciviuc vicutt wcu and Blanch Jacobs Carpenters Set Midnight Deadline PORTLAND AP) Midnight tonight is the deadline set by the Carpenters Union for a contract agreement with the Associated General Contractors The carpenters said earlier in the week that if an agreement had not been reached by the deadline a strike was 'author ized to begin next week But spokesmen for both sides said Wednesday that progress had been made and negotiations probably would continue past the deadline meeting of the carpenters and the con tractors was the last scheduled Ilan rlAndlma session Deiurc uic ucauuuc 14 Mrs Carl (Jane) Hanenburg was awarded Marysville Woman of by the Marysville Business and Profes sional Club at a dinner in her honor at Cedarcrest Res taurant Wednesday evening She spoke of the many loyal friends she depends on and ex pressed her appreciation to them as she accepted the hon or Mrs Hanenburg the former Jane Kenton daughter of the late Mr and Mrs rank Ken ton of Everett moved to Mount Vernon in 1948 and came to in 1952 She was nominated by the Log Cabin Club and St Guild of St Episcopal Church She was selected by a secret committee from club and indi vidual letters on numerous nom inees Jane is currently president of the Log Cabin Club and has served as ways and means chairman secretary program chairman and treasurer at vari ous times She was president of St Guild from 1963 to 1965 and chairmanned their 1964 bazaar She reorganized Camp ire in Marysville in 1954 and was the first president of Auxiliary of oun dation to Everett General Hos pital She instituted room moth ers for Marysville High School PTA and served as insurance representative for three years Since losing her sight in 1957 she has been a continual inspir ation to her many friends She ehjoys playing "cafdsr knitting and swimming Ironing and cooking are among her many other activities Her enthusiasm memory vigor courage and positive attitude towards lifens a challenge to everyone Mrs' Hanenburg gave many hours in the development of a Direct Distance Dialing device of West Coast Telephone Co which resulted in the hiring of sightless telephone operators She is presently aiding the staff of Everett Providence Resident Home in rehabilitating and el derly blind man by teaching him Braille Jane 'and her husband Carl reside at 4356 Cedar in Marys ville with their son Ross a sen ior in Marysville High School Their daughter (Mrs Robert Sapp) has two children Layne and Karla and reside in Marysville A capacity crowd attended the dinner Wednesday evening in Mrs honor George Deu Pree past presi dent introduced the former re cipients of Marysville Woman of Achievement awards as Mrs Wi Rose Mrs Lucile Wilson Mrs Gladys Colp and Mrs Mary Koch Mrs Kenneth Pad gett president thanked the committee and chairman Mrs Ralph Murdock who was absent due to a death in her family Mrs Robert Sapp daughter was given the honor of present ing the 1965 Woman of Achieve ment pin to her mother Mayor Jack Gardner congratulated Mrs Hanenburg and thanked her for her many civic activi ties Mrs Gardner presented a bouquet of red American Beau ty roses to Mrs Hanenburg En tertainment was furnished sby the Everett Blended Cords of the Sweet Adelines ONE WAY An unidentified father with his son on his back picks his way around the rim of a landslide that blocked the only exit from California's Mt Wilson resort Some 150 people were marooned with eirca" on the snow coveredt pelk Police strung a safety rope at the edge of the cliff to allow those people that wished to go home to reach buses provided by the Sheriff's Dept on the other side of the slide (UPL Telephoto) wo Women Honored By Board MONROE Mrs Walter Mo berg Monroe PTA president and Mrs Stanley Morgan sec retarv treasurer of the Monroe citizens school advisory com mittee were honored by Mon roe school directors this week The two womerrreceived the special certificates of merit from the school board for the many hours of work they served in their respectivepositions'' In other action school di rectors named recently hired high school principal Gene Max im as acting principal to finish Infiltration Of Klan Is Not New ATLANTA Ga (AP) Top Ku Klux Klahsmen say they are not surprised by BI claims the hooded orders have been infil trated but they say government agents should spend more time seeking Communists Calvin Craig Georgia grand dragon of the United Klans of America Knights of the Ku Klux Klan said the cdse of Gar ry Thomas Rowe Jr of Birm ingham was nothing new one of the men who have been playing a dual role all said Craig 36 Wednesday night was talking to Shelton about that over the he said told me he has known it for several Craig referred to Robert Shelton of Tuscaloosa Ala im perial wizard of the United Klans of America and as such over all head of several state groups Shelton could not be reached for comment Rowe was reported to be the tipster who provided theBI with information which resulted in prompt arrests in the slaying of Viola Liuzzo the Detroit mother of five killed March 25 after the civil' rights march from Selma to Montgomery Both federal and Alabama authorities have declined com ment on the Rowe report said Craig feel that some of the crimes charged to the KKK have been dope by BI informers to create a state of hatred against the organization when true klans men were not He the House Un American Activities' Committee investigate what he called the Communistic "element involved in the 1 a to Montgomery march rather than starting a probe of the KKK xL a Taw itiiIac (min Darrinatont a fabulous ski site is under scrutiny by enterprising members of the chamber of commerce of that mountain community Pictured here from an airplane piloted by schoo teacher Bert Thompson the area is about 10 times as large as the Stevens Pass ski area Its accessibility is a'maior but promoters feel it is not an insurmountable one Note thesheer rock cliff that slips off dowri the back side of the slope (Staff Photo by Willis Tucker) Marks 20th Anniversary Sno Isle Library to This Year Into $215000 Building The library service was cre ated after a favorable vote in 1944 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