Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 10

TO-CSec I) StaTssfflsn, SaTem, Ore Junt 8, 6f County Will Sfop Paying Predatory Animal Bounty AF Reserve Recovery Squadrons Salem, Several Other Cities 85 additional airmen will be re sorb most if not all the enlisted condemnation suit was prepared against one landowner. Western Equipment Company, of Portland, was awarded a contract to provide a $2,520 rotary compressor, and Salem Road and Drivewary Co. was awarded a contract to pave Apple Blossom Drive and Willamette Drive N. Both companies were low bidders. Man Mowing Lawn Dies of Heart Attack Russell Stout, 58, died ot an apparent heart attack Wednesday in Salem, while mowing a lawn at 1285 Fir St.

according to Marion County Coroner Charles Edwards. Relatives said Stout had been suffering from a heart condition for several years, and had been forced to retire active work. Stout, resident of 14th Street SE, was born in Shelbina, and lived much of his life Colorado, where he worked for a milk company. He had lived here about 10 years. i Survivors include a son, William Stout of Salem; two daughters in California; a brother, Ralph Stout of Salem; and eight Sentence to MacLaren Suspended An Aumsville boy received a suspended commitment to MacLaren School for Boys Wednesday in Marion County Juvenile Court and a MacLaren parolee was returned to the school.

The Aumsville boy was one of three youths who took tires and chains from a Jefferson home. He was ordered to sell his car. The two others were put on six-months probation and all three were given driving restrictions. The MacLaren parolee from Woodburn, was returned to the school for twice violating driving restrictions. Two other boys were given 30-day suspensions of their driving rights, one for reckless driving, the other for speeding.

Slated in Plans to form several Air Force Reserve recovery squadrons in Oregon were announced Wednesday by the Air Force through Rep. Walter Norblad and Sen. Wayne Morse. In telegrams to The Statesman the Congressmen said units at Salem, Redmond, Eugenej and Pendleton will be organized and trained to "provide suitable landing and support facilities for combat aircraft and crews: returning from strikes, when regular Air Force facilities have been knocked out by enemy attack." Authorized strength for each unit will be approximately 150 men, including 25 officers and 125 enlisted personnel. To Operate From Center In Salem, Lt.

Col. Albert T. Lar-sen, commanding officer of the 9414th Air Reserve Squadron which has flights in Bend, Cor-vallis and Salem said the new local unit will operate out of the Air Force Reserve Center, 1051 Commercial St. SE. Designated the 9630th Reserve Recovery Squadron, it will ab spec Lion service for the Wallace Road Planning and Zoning District in Polk County.

The county, will quit paying for predatory animals as of July 1. Commissioners said there have been practically no bounties paid in recent years. In serving notice it plans to cancel its building inspection contract with the Wallace Road district in 30 days, the court said it would be willing to draw up a new contract if the financial arrangements are revised. Marion County gets 70 per cent of the fees and Polk 30 per cent. Commissioner Henry Ahrens said Marion County is losing money.

The inspection service has been provided since September, 1959. In other action, the court agreed to blacktop Oak JStreet in Gates. The city would reimburse the county for the work. It also signed a resolution to widen County Road 605, off Spongs Landing Road north of Keizer. A Marion County Court voted Wednesday to quit paying bounties on predatory animals and to discontinue providing building in- Recreation Workshop Revealed A Cascade Recreation Workshop, conducted in a natural setting of scenic granduer, was announced Wednesday by three co-sponsoring organizations interested in outdoor recreation.

Field trips, talks and discussions on the future of "the tremendous Cascade recreation resource" will be staged July 6-7 by Oregon Recreation and Parks American Society of Landscape Architects and Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs. The workshop will center in Camp Sherman Community Hall in the Cascades near Suttle Lake. Registration for a nominal fee or contact for detailed information can be made with Harold Schick, Regional Parks Agency, Salem, Ore. The area has nearby facilities for overnight stay by camping, trailer or resort lodge. Field trips will include visits to The Oregon Statesman's- Business Beat other brothers and sisters, all in the East.

Arrangements are pending at Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. Six thousand pounds of steam are used in drying each ton of newsprint. Behan Admits Guilt, Pays Fine of $250 LOS ANGELES (AP) Brendan Behan, the playful Irish playwright, changed his mind Wednes day and pleaded guilty to charges of battery and drunkenness. He then paid a $250 fine. He asked the judge to apologize to the people of Los Angeles on his behalf "for being such a nuisance." He even had a kind word for the police who arrested him and floored him with a punch when he cut up while being jailed.

"I was treated fairly," he said. Behan, as renowned for his playing as he is for his plays, was arrested last week in a bar and accused of creating a disturbance when refused a drink. The bartender said he'd had too many already. VARIETY MOVES Variety, located for the past 10 years at 124 Lacasterj Drive SE, has moved to newly remodeled quarters around the corner at 3882 State St. Owner Henry Branson, who announced the gri nd opening celebration will continue through Saturday of this week, said the move provides larger quarters and much-needed parking facilities.

Features of the new location include expanded lines in clothing, toys, gifts and school supplies; and more convenient check stands. PAYNE NAMES GRIMMS AS ASSOCIATE Howard A. Grimms, who has been employed by Salem Architect James L. I $5 Moves 7 325 Lib.rty SEH33 IV Payne since 1953, has been made an associate with the firm, Payne announced Wednesday. A graduate of the University of Idaho, Grimms joined Payne following employment with a Nampa, Idaho, architect and with Cornell, Howland, Hayes and Merryfield Engineers in Corvallis.

He helped with the design of the YM-CA addition and the Christ Lutheran Church in in Salem and the Forest Research Center in Corvallis. Grimms received his certificate from the Oregon State Board of Architect Examiners ANNIVERSARY rTt. jJ ALE! "the world's smallest living glacier," on Three Fingered Jack; some secluded high lakes; the untouched Metoliiis yellow pine stand; the volcano area of Broken Top. Keynote I speaker will be O. K.

DeWitt, Oregon outdoor leader, former president of the Western Federation and one of the men who laid out boundaries of the Mt. Jefferson Primitive Area. Exclusive shaded touch. In white Diir Howard a. Grimm a par ago.

Grimms, his wife, Avis, son, Douglas, and daughter, Diane, live at 1074 Garlock Avenue S. i WILSON RENAMED TO COUNCIL Otto J. Wilson, Salem automobile dealer, has bjeen named to a second term as representative of the Portland zone on the 1961 Pacific Region Buick Dealer Council. Elected by fellow Buick dealers, members of the council discuss retail aspects Of the automobile business. TWO FEATURED IN MAGAZINE A Salem home designer and a Dallas insurance agent are featured this month in magazines of wide circulation.

W. A.j Wollander is featured in the national Ameri-ican Builder magazine (For a house plan stressing privacy for groups withinia familv. "Occupant zoning," Wollander calls the basic idea gv Delayed A Special Purchase SER Slips, Half Slips, Panties, Pajamas! Shipments Of Anniversary Special Purchases! men in the present unit who are stationed in Salem and Corvallis. In addition, Larsen said, about Manager Maj. George H.

Ma honey, who was appointed Wednesday as manager of new Salem Armory-Auditorium. (Story on page 1.) Expanded Park Viewed as Big State Attraction (Story also on page 1) An expanded Wallace Marine Park was viewed as a major state attraction and a tremendously valuable addition to the Salem metropolitan area and Marion and Polk counties by the Mid- Willamette Valley Planning Council Wednesday. In speaking of the need for a large metropolitan park with diversified recreational uses, the council's staff-written report referred to the importance of such parks as Central Park in New York City and Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. The planning council, an advisory body serving Marion and Polk counties, Salem and Salem school district, proposes to expand the park from 51 acres to nearly 300 and to develop it as an all-around recreational area. Few Have Advantage "Few cities have the advantage or opportunity to have such parks with river frontage," its report said Because they realized too late the need for park land, many cities pay a high price for their parks, it said.

"Nevertheless, tracts were purchased and parks developed because the need and public demand made it necessary." Polk County Court asked the council to make a study and to recommend a program. The council suggested that other agencies and governments which would benefit from the project be urged to join in a cooperative development. Costs were not spelled out, but a good deal of money. might come from park concessions and various leases. This is a long-term undertaking and must be so recognized in any financing plan, the council report said.

Cost at $50,000 The estimated cost of the 160 acres adjoining the present park on the west was set at $50,000, based on current assessed valua tion. The sparkplug behind the proj ect was a petition signed by citi zens from both Marion and Polk counties and presented to the Polk County Court. The petition suggested en Iarging the park by 450 acres. but the council staff decided if if flJIf-T- of planning houses with separate mind. In the Prudential district agent Harold Vi Insurance Murphy, for "consistent sales success attributed to determination, versatility Shades of fashion sheer flattery pretty pleated accents all by Kayser! 500 Yds.

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His company has rated him in the top 10 per cent of its agents since 1957. ASSUMED BUSINESS NAMES: Assumed business names and notices of retirement filed at Marion County Courthouse recently include Sell Well Advertising, free lance advertising copy and jingle writing, by Bill Case, 2380 Maple Ave. NE retirement of H. M. and Nellie E.

Wirth from Wirth Lowrie, meat market and grocery, at Aurora, assumed as Wirth's Market Grocery Roy's Time Service, 790 Lancaster Drive SE, by Roy H. Holman Don's Roofing Service, iy Donald E. Gidney, 856 Highland Ave. NE State Building Maintenance, janitorial service and supply, by Burton R. Fish and Dafid M.

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However, he added, the switch will leave some 35 officers who now train at the two locations without a unit, necessitating the fourmation of a special group which will train without pay. To Begin July 1st Organization of the new squad rons will begin July 1, and each unit will train one weekend a month, nine months a year. Larsen said he will call a gen eral meeting for all personnel in terested in the program within the next two weeks. In the meantime information on the program is available at the Salem Air Force Reserve Training Center. Parents Minus Partners Set YM Meetings A new club activity and com munity service will be started Saturday night by Salem YMCA, designed exclusively for "parents without partners." It is an outgrowth of a recent YM-sponsored problem solving discussion group for divorcees, widows or widowers faced with raising a family alone.

Called the Social Recreational-Educational (SRE Club) program, the new group will meet every second and fourth Saturday night from 8 to 11. Each meeting will include an educational program as well as social and recreation activities in the YMCA. Programs will be aimed at improvement of the relationship between parents and children and at better understanding of self and the social problems peculiar to a "single parent." River Body Is Identified OREGON CITY (AP) The body of a man recovered from the Willamette River north of here early Wednesday was iden tified later as that of Horace Monroe Hall, 63, Oregon City. He had been missing since Jan. 12.

His son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

Fischer of Sandy, made the identification. against including some 245 acres of prime farmland in its immediate' planning. Emmet T. Rogers, West Salem developer and prime mover behind the petition, protested elim ination of the farm land and crit icized the council for what he said were costly delays which have meant a quarter million- dollar increase in land acquisition costs. Given Final Report In other action, the council re ceived a final report from the state on gravel resources in a 10-mile Salem fringe area which the council will use in making planning and zoning recommendations.

Planning officials fear that good gravel sites may be overrun by urban expansion. H. G. Schlicker, engineering ge ologist with the State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, recommended two means of conservkig gravel resources, zoning and government purchase of gravel sites. The main gravel sites lying in the path of Salem expansion are in Keizer and South Salem, he said.

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