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Dallas Woman1 p. Crash Kills Portlander Drcuaries Losing Candidate Quits Deputy Post Page's, Sac. 1, CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, July 28, 1964 Depoe Bay Bond Issue Wins Okay DEPOE BAY Residents in the Depoe Bay Water Dis-t i overwhelmingly approved a $150,000 bond issue Monday to improve the district's water system. The vote was 119-3. In the letter, Zabinski said, "I feel that request for an extended leave of absence was not unreasonable since this is a political situation.

It Is highly probable that a new sheriff will be elected. I felt that should this occur the new sheriff would have the right to reinstate me if he so desired." Zabinski said it was clear to him the board would not grant that opportunity. "Therefore I have no other choice but to tender my resignation," he said. John Zabinski, unsuccessful candidate for the Republican nomination for sheriff in the May 15 primary, has submitted his resignation to the Marion County Board of Commissioners. I Zabinski was the chief criminal deputy to incumbent sheriff Denver Young before he quit to join the race.

The board took no action on the resignation, since it already had refused to extend Zabin-ski's leave of absence until after the November general election. Eugene Romspert NEWBERG Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Brown Funeral Home, Newberg, for Eugene Norval Romspert, 90, cf 211 N. Garfield, Newberg, who died Sunday in a local nursing home. Romspert was born In Baltimore, Maryland in 1874, and lived in Oregon for the last 70 years.

He lived in Newberg for the last 11 years. He was a member of the IOOF, and was a retired engineer for Portland General Electric. Survivors include 2 daughters, Mrs. Irma Wundelich, Portland, and Mrs. at i Cornelia, Los Angeles, 3 grandchildren, and 5 greatgrandchildren.

Forgery Charged Walter Thomas Earnhart, 479 State was arrested by Salem police Monday on a charge of forgery. SEASIDE (UPI)-A Portland youth was killed and another uijuicu tt une-car accident on U.S. Highway 26 about 23 miles east of here Monday night. Killed was pruce Hall Mac-Donald, 17. A Companion, Steven Lee Olstad, 16, was listed in fair condition today at a Seaside hospital.

He suffered a skull fracture and other undetermined injuries. State Police 'said the car was westbound when it went out of control on a curve. It skidded 129 feet, hit a bank and flipped over, throwing out both occu- pants. TV STEREO BWttMfcc- -r rT i i i li1iu. i a ii nlr iii ji iimm nT-ittiliturht'-fYtfH Odd Lots, Broken Sizes, One BLANKETS Near Death A 40-year-old Dallas woman, mysteriously burned in her home Sunday night, lay near death today in Salem Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Corinne Wood was found in bed at her home at 205 Academy where she lived alone, after a passerby reported seeing her in flames. Matches were scattered in the bedroom and a matchbox was on the bed, investigating officials said. Bits of soot indicated she had used the stairway before fire men arrived, the officials added. There was no fire damage to the house itself.

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Pittman Graveside services were today at 10:30 a.m. in WDlamette National Cemetery, Portland, for John I. Pittman, 53, of 247 Com mercial St. NE, who died July 6 of a heart attack. W.

T. Rigdon Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Wrilhelmina Knapp Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Howell-Edwards Funeral Home for Mrs. Wilhelmina Knapp, 82, formerly of 2345 Broadway St.

NE, who died Saturday in a Bismarck, N.D. nursing home of cancer. Interment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park. Mrs. Knapp was born in Germany in 1882.

She was a retired practical nurse and before moving to Bismarck lived at 2345 Broadway St. NE, from 1948 to 1963. She was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church. She was matron of the Bismarck Baptist Home for the Aged before her retirement and moved from Salem to the home as a guest in 1963. Survivors include the widower, Rev.

Charles Knapp, Bismarck. N.D., 2 daughters, Mrs. Ester Heir, Wishek, N.O., and Mrs. Marcella Seitz, Hemstead, N.Y., a son, Charles Seattle; a brother; 3 sisters; 2 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Roberta Jenkins KERNVILLE Services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in North Lincoln Funeral Home.Delake, for Roberta Jean Jenkins, 15, Kernville; who died as the re sult of injuries she received in an automobile accident on East Devils Lake Road near Delake. Interment will be in Taft Ceme tery, Miss Jenkins was born in North Bend and attended Taft High School, where she would have been a sophomore this fall. She lived in Kernville for the last 4 years. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Marjorie Alexander, Kern ville; her father, Robert Jenkins, Coos Bay; two brothers, Jack Norcroff, San Diego, and James Norcroff, Denver, three sisters, Mrs.

Joan Weitpert, Washington, s. Judy Ritz, Brookings, and Nancy Jenkins, Kernville; her grandmothers, Mrs. Mabel Thornton, Salem, and Mrs. Carrie Jenkins, Portland. Alice E.

Henry BROOKS Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Unger Funeral Home, Silverton, for Mrs. Alice Edwina Henry, 60, Rt. 2, Box 69Ej who died Sunday in a Silverton hospital. Interment will be in Sarcoxie, Mo.

Harry Fisher CARLTON Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Macy Son Funeral Home. McMinnville, for Harry L. Fisher, 68, Carlton, who died Sunday. Interment will be in Evergreen Memorial Park.

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Interment will be in Sheridan Masonic Ceme tery. Mrs. Rasmussen lived most of her life in the Buell area, on her family's Stewart Century Farm. She was born in Dallas. She served in the Women's Army Corps from 1943 until Survivors include the widower, Max; 14-month-old twin daughters, Marlyn Grace and Mary Eloise, a son, James, all of Buell; a sister, Mrs.

Mary Fletcher. Salem; and a brother, Kenneth Stewart, Myrtle Point. Agnes TSolette Services are pending in W. T. Rigdon Mortuary for Mrs.

Agnes Teresa Nolette, 35, Hillsboro. who died of an apparent stab wound here Monday. Survivors include three chil dren in Kelso, a brother and: a sister. Damage in Oil Probe Discounted COOS BAY An official of the Western Oil and Gas Association (WOGA) told the Oregon State Land Board here today that off-shore oil exploration would not pollute waters or damage marine iife. -Henry' W.

Wright, manager of WOGA's Land and Tax Department, made the statement as a hearing opened to determine whether it was in the public interest to lease state underwater lands along the Oregon coast for oil drilling. Commercial fishermen have charged that the oil operations have been detrimental to marine life. However, Wright cited a situation near Summerland, where state fish biologists had described an area as "a marine desert barren of any life." Less than three years after erection of an off-shore drilling platform, Wright said, an offi cial state count recorded 62,000 fish representing 46 species in the same spot. 1 Tight added that any oil discovery off Oregon would be "particularly valuable" because it would be close to a market which currently has a deficit supply of crude oil. He also noted that ofshore oil has netted California more than $500 million in new revenue since 1921.

Today's testimony will be reviewed before it is decided which parcels of land, if any, will be open for bids. Fraud Admitted Mary Margaret Curry, 5Q, of 720 Thompson Ave. NE, pleaded guilty in Marion County Circuit Court Monday to obtaining unemployment benefits fraudulently. The case was continued for sentencing. SPRING 11 FAIT FUNERAL tiflME 4, II Arthur Schiceikert Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday in Barrick Funeral home for Arthur D. Schweikert, 54, of 1645 Davidson St. SE, who died Sunday. Interment will be in City View Cemetery. Noemah Kelly Private services were Monday in the V.

T. Golden Mortuary for Mrs. Noemah Kelly, who died Friday while en route to Salem from a nursing home in San Francisco. She had been ill for about a i Mrs. Kelly was born in Eastern Oregon and lived in the Salem area for about 18 years.

She was a member of the Christian Science Church, Order of Eastern Star and Rebekahs. Survivors include the widower, Harold, Salem; three daughters, Mrs. RuthNickelson, Car-mel, Mrs. Patsy Holland, Florence, and Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, Hot Springs, a son, Harold Kelly Newark, and nine grandchildren.

Emil Seharhach WOODBURN Services are pending in Unger Funeral Home, Mt. Angel, for i 1 Scharbach, 68, of 751 Front Woodburn, who died today in a Mt. Angel nursing home. Glen W. Smith TOLEDO Graveside services will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in Gates Cemetery, Crow, for Glen W. Smith, 61, Toledo, who died Saturday. Smith was born in Crow in 1902 and lived in Toledo for the last 14 years. I Survivors include two broth- ersk Ansel and timer Mnitn. both of Crow, and two sisters.

Mrs. Dorothv Karlsen, Veneta. and Mrs. Mary Briggs, Eugeno. Charlene NEOTSU Services will be at 10a.m.

Thursday in the First Congregational Church. Ocean-lake, for Charlene May, 17, died Sunday as the result of injuries she received in an automobile accident on East Devils Lake Road, near Delake. Interment will be in Columbia Cemetery. Portland. Mikeworth Funeral Home, Portland, has charge of arrangements.

Miss May would have been a senior in Taft High School this fall. She lived in Neotsu for sev eral, vears, moving there from Portland. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley May, Neotsu; a brother, Charles at home, and her grandparents in Portland.

William Zolleycoffer SILVERTON Services and interment will be Saturday in Clarksville, for William M. Zolleycoffer, 63, Silverton, who died Sunday. Unger Funeral Chapel has charge of arrangements. COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN A service offered by Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated of Salem Credit Lift and Disability Insurant Aviilahla to Elitribta Borrower! at Group Rates VI so Girls 2nd Floor Junior skirts capris 5.98 now $4.00 Roll-up sleveless blouses, T.99 now $1.50 Skirts, straight full, 4.98 now $3.50 Ladies, Main Floor Sun fun hats 1.44 to 2.99 now 996 Petti Pants 1.99 $1.47 White only, s-m-l Shoe Main Floor. Men's or women's skips, 2.99 3.99 now 1.99 Women's heels 6.99 9.99 now $4.99 Oscillating lawn sprinkler 4.49 now 2.99 Deluxe 22" self propelled rotary mower, chain drive 124.95 now 99.88 Gasoline power edger-frimmer comb.

i Nellie Likens MONROE Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in McHen-ry Funeral Home; Corvallis, for Mrs. Nellie Grace Likens, 72, Monroe, who died Sunday in a Corvallis hospital. Interment will be in Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Likens lived in Monroe for the last 2 years. Survivors include a son, Harold Likens, Monroe; 3 daughters, Mrs. Earl Moore, Corvallis, Olive Chandler. Gibson, and Mrs. Lila Simpson, San Jose, 9 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Anna Bonar SHEDD Services will be at 11 a. m. Wednesday in Jost Funeral Home. Lebanon, for Mrs. Anna W.

Bonar, 91, Plainview, who died Sunday in a Lebajion nursing home. Interment will be, in Sand Ridge Cemetery. Mrs. Bonar was born in Brownsville and lived all of her life in that She i was a member of the Albany Christian Church. Roy E.

Smith I Services are pending in W. T. Rigdon Funeral Home for Roy Edward Smith, 78, of 870 wood Drive NW, who died Monday at his home of an apparent heart attack. 'Smith lived In Salem for the last 43 years moving here from --a wheat ranch in Kansas. He farmed in the Clear Lake area until 1943 when he moved to Coos Bay, where he built homes, returning to Salem in 1947.

He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Winnie Smith; a son. Bob, Salem; 4 daughters. Mrs.

Ada Hurd, Salem, Mrs. Neva Cross, Lake Almanor, Mrs. Lor-etta Harris, Portland, and Mrs. Estelene Hancock, Whittier; 2 sisters, Mrs. Effie Boyd and Mrs.

Mina Schlag, both of. Salem: 15 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Edna M. Gunzel McMIXNVILLE Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Scott's Funeral Home for Edna Gunzel, 66.

of 537 Fellows McMinnville, who died in a local nursing home Sunday. Interment will be private in Myrtle Creek Memorial Gardens, Coquille. Mrs. Gunzel was born in Bart-ley, and lived in this community for 14 years. She was a member of Eastern Star.

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