Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 5

City News Briefs VEHICLES COLLIDE Two cars collided at the intersection of Rural and Commercial streets SE about 1:20 p.m. Saturday, resulting in damage to both vehicles, police reported. Police said the cars were driven by Dale E. Carl, 2088 Vaughn Ave. NE.

and Harold C. Rechtold, 2685 Broadway. NE. No injuries were reported. Genuine Turquoise Silver Indian Jewelry.

Cherry City Milling 299 S. High. (adv.) SHOTGUN LOST Robert Marion McDonald. 725 Belmont. St.

NE, told police day that a shotgun valued at $100 was lost near River Road and Buena Vista Avenue Saturday. Jean Hannon Cecil is now at Moyer's Beauty Shop, 1405 N. Com'l. EM 3-7202. (adv) United Brethren Church cooked food gift sale, Monday at Liptons, 9 a.m.-8:30.

(adv.) PAY METER ATTACKED A pay meter on an automatic dryer in an apartment house at 1094 Kingwood Dr. NW was attacked recently but police said nothing was apparently taken. Mrs. Grace A. Gorton, 2325 Pringle Rd.

SE. owner apartment, reported the S.D.A. Welfare Society. Fancy work cooked food sale, Dec. 9th 10th at 471 Court (adv.) Money Bag Stolen From Salem Store City police said a money bag containing $44.70 and an $8 check was stolen from the back room of the Salvation Army Store, 238 State Saturday.

Store employes said money was apparently stolen while the clerks were busy waiting customers in the front of the store. The theft was discovered by Edna A. Prentice, 3770 Bartlett St. SE, an employe. TOYS STOLEN Gordon Carter Gilbertson, 856 Breys Ave.

NE, that a small bicycle and a toy tractor, total value $10, were stolen from in residence about 2 p.m. Saturday. SKIRTS STOLEN A pair of fender skirts valued at $15 were stolen from Bert Gust Osborne's car while it was parked behind his residence, 950 17th St. NE, Saturday morning, police said. ALL PURPOSE HELPERS: Classified ads! To buy, sell, swap, rent, hire.

Call EM 4-6811. AUTO ABANDONED Police said Saturday a 1946 Buick abandoned for several days in the 300 block of Water St. NE was towed to the city storage lot. Owner of the car could not be located, officers reported. Merle Norman Cosmetics.

187 N. High, across from the courthouse. EM 2-5283. (adv.) HIT AND RUN REPORTED Mrs. Thomas Holman, Albany, told state police that a hit and run car approaching from the opposite direction in the 2700 block of State Street sideswiped her vehicle about 5:20 p.m.

Saturday. Paul Ida's (Jessie's Good Eats), 1120 Edgewater. Open from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Good food.

Come and eat with us. "(adv.) VICTIM RECUPERATES Mrs. L. Potter, 392 High SE, who suffered a shoulder fracture Nov. 17 in a fall at home, returned home Saturday from Salem Memorial Hospital.

Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. (adv.) TO SWAP 'ELEPHANTS' Salem Amateur Radio Club members will exchange gifton wrapped "white elephants" from their gear at a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Mayflower Hall. Movies explaining cathode rays also will be shown.

City Obituaries Fred S. Anunsen Late resident of 585. N. Winter Wednesday, December 4th at Palm Springs, Calif. Survived by wife.

Blanche Anunsen, Salem; daughters, Mrs. Robert G. Brady Salem, Mrs. Thomas B. Hill Salem, Julian O.

Wilke Redding, sons, Fred S. Anunsen Salem, John W. Anunsen, Salem: sister, Mrs. H. J.

Carson, Victoria, B. C. 12 grandchildren also survive. Services will be held Monday, December 9th at 10:30 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church with Dr.

Paul Newton Poling officiating. Interment, Belcrest Memorial Park. Services will be under the direction of the Clough-Barrick Chapel. Friends who wish may contribute to the YMCA Memorial Fund, in lieu of flowers. Hazel A.

Case Late resident of 2050 McCoy Dr. NE, Salem, 'in local hospital Dec. 5, at the age of 55 years. Survived by husband, Albert C. Case, Salem.

Sons, Don Case, Salem; Arthur Case, Kennewick, Washington; Roy Case of Monrovia, California: brother, Willard Hall of Tacoma, Washington; three sisters, Mrs. Florence Dundon of Anchorage, Alaska, Mrs. Clara Randall, Seattle, Washington. Mrs. Gladys Case, Newberg, Oregon; five grandchildren.

She was member of the First Christian Church, VFW Auxiliary 661, World War I Auxiliary and several others. Services will be Monday, December 9th at 2 p.m., in the Chapel of the Howell-Edwards Funeral Home, Reverend Wayne Greene officiating, also the VFW Auxiliary. Interment, City View Cemetery. Abe Hickman morial Park. Ben A.

Richert Late resident of 1812 Baxter Salem, Dec. 5 at the residence. Survived by wife, Elma Hickman. lem. Daughters, Mrs.

Dorothy Hawks, Kingston, Idaho; Mrs. Bertha McCart thy, Portland; Mrs. Shirley Ensor, Elcajon, Calif. Sons, Melvin Hickman, Kellog. Idaho; John Hickman, Kellog; Howard Hickman, Newport, and Harley Hickman, Wenatchee.

Wash. Eighteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild also survive. Services will be held Mone day, December 9th at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of the Clough-Barrick. Funeral Home wih Rev.

Donald Stram officiating. Interment, Belcrest Me: Late resident of 1985 Lewis Street, at a local hospital, December 6th at the age of 69 years. Born in South Dakota. Husband of Anna Richert. Two sons.

Andrew Richert, Montana; Erbin Richert. Richey, Montana. Five daughters, Mrs. Lillie Ewert, Avon, S. Dakota; Mrs.

Josephine Christensen, Harley, S. Dakota; Mrs. Vern Buller. Richey, Montana: Mrs. Ben Unruh, Wolfpoint, Montana; Mrs.

Joe Deckard, Richey, Mont. Two brothers, Pete A. Richert, Portland, Toby Richert, Dallas, Ore. Two sisters, Mrs. Mary Boese, Richey, Mrs.

Julia Graber, Richey, Mont. 20 grandchildren. Services will be held Monday, Dec. 9 at 10 a.m. in the Howell- Chapel.

Rev. Duane Muth officiating. Shipment will be made to Glendive, Montana, for interment. Michael, Waldespel A the residence, 1020 Garnet Dec. 7 at the age of 94.

Born in Switzerland. Survived by wife. Mrs. Rosind Waldespel, Salem. Son, Mark Wald, Portland, Ore.

Daughters, Mrs. Lena Jahn. Oregon City, Mrs. Ruth Jahn, Portland. Ore.

Brother, Carl Waldespel, Dayton, Ohio. Six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. A member of the German Methodist Church, Services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 10th at 1:30 p.m. in the chapel of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home.

Rev. M. C. Miller officiating. Interment Lee Mission Cemetery.

Charles M. Warnock At Applegate, Dec. 5. Survived by wife, Mary Warnock, Applegate, Ore. Sisters, Mrs.

Carl Brown, San Angelo, Texas; Mrs. Lilly McCormick, Temple, Texas. Brothers, Jim Warnock, Freeser, Texas; Richard Warnock, Huston, Texas. Services will be held Monday, Dec. 9 at 2 p.m.

in the chapel of the Virgil T. Golden Co. Rev. James Kratz officiating. Interment Belcrest Memorial Park.

Bert Wolf Late resident of 1005 Shady Lane, local hospital December 5. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary Wolf, daughters, Mrs. Josephine Hubbard, West Port, Mrs. Martha Anderson, Rainier, son, John Wolf, Columbia County, George C.

Wolf, Tacoma, Melvin G. Wolf, Portland. Sister, Mrs. Hettie Peterson, Salem. Brothers, Niel Wolf, Salem.

Clem Wolf, Hazel Green. Fifteen grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren also survive. Services will be Tuesday, DeI cember 10th at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of the Virgil T. Golden Co.

Funeral Home, Reverend John Cauble officiating. Interment will be in Pioneer Cemetery, STURDY and COLORFUL HAND MADE HAND PAINTED CANE SEAT Imported Child's ROCKER Regular $2.98 Don't Miss This Value! Metropolitan Store 136 N. Commercial Salem Jaycees Role Invite Public For Charity Salem Junior' Chamber of Commerce invites the public to contribute to the organization's various Christmas charity projects. Jaycee officials said they will welcome both cash and foodstuffs to be used in such projects as. a Christmas shopping tour for underprivileged children and baskets for needy families.

Prospective donors should contact -officials at either E.M 2-0622 or EM 2-7061. On the shopping tour, youngsters will be given funds to buy preSents for their loved ones. Plans for the Christmas operations were readied at a recent Jaycee meeting, which also saw eight new members initiated into the group. They Darrell. Jahn, Pat Murphy, Virgil Richard Schaeffer, Ronald Lyman, Robert Corey, Nelson Pevard and John Wehrili.

Store, Theater Hit by Burglars Statesman News Service MILL CITY, Dec. 7-A grocery store and theater were burglarized here early this morning and $45 in cash, 115 cartons of cigarettes, camera, alarm clock and a can of tobacco were taken in the two thefts, Marion County sheriff's office and state police reported. Entrance was gained to the Stewart's Grocery store by breaking a lock on the door. Police said all the loot was taken from the store except $15 in cash from a change-making machine in the Mill City Theater. Entrance was gained to the theater through an air vent, police said.

Sugar Added to Car's Gas Tank Maude T. Byrne, 1565 3rd St. NW, told police Saturday that someone put sugar in her car's gasoline tank late Friday or early Saturday. She said that it probably took place in a parking lot in the 2300 block of Fairgrounds Road NE or at Hillerest School, where she is employed. Police said damage was minor.

Births LOHSE-To Mr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Lohse, Independence, a daughter, Saturday, Dec. 7, at Salem Memorial Hospital.

HIEBERT-To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A. Hiebert, 1320 Chemeketa St. NE, a son, Saturday, Dec.

7, at Salem Memorial Hospital. DORAN-To Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Doran, 3385 Knox Ave.

NE, a daughter, Saturday, Dec. 7, at Salem Memorial Hospital. NIEMEYER-To Mr. and Mrs. William Niemeyer, 3320-Duncan Ave.

NE, daughter, Saturday, Dec. 7, at Salem Memorial Hospital. CANNOY -To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cannoy, 4937 Elizabeth St.

a son, Saturday, Dec. 7, at Salem General Hospital. City Council to Study Two-Hour' Parking Meters for Downtown By ROBERT E. GANGWARE City Editor, The Statesman The possibility of two-hour parking meters throughout downtown area will be considered by Salem -City Council at its meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m, in City Hall. Aldermen, who have not yet Mrs.

Tufteskog, 82, Succumbs Statesman News Service SILVERTON, Dec. 7-Mrs. Sigrid Tufteskog, 82, died Saturday morning at a Silverton nursing home. She and her husband, Torkel, had lived in Silverton for 1 the past 21 years. Mrs.

Tufteskog was born in Norway on June 11, 1875. Surviving besides the widower are three daughters, Mrs. Marie Thompson and Mrs. Thelma Smith, both of Silverton, and Mrs. Martha Odland, Salem; two sons, Melvin and Theodore Tufteskog, both of Silverton; 17 grandchildren and 10 great -grandchildren; brother, Nels Botnen, of Norway.

Services will be 2 p.m. Monday in Ekman Mortuary, with interment at Valley View Cemetery. The Rev. A. L.

Selid will officiate. Death Takes Salem Man Michael Waldespel, 1020 Garnet St. SE, died Saturday at his home at the age of 94. He was a Salem resident about 50 years. Waldespel was born in Switzerland on Feb.

23, 1863. He was member of German Methodist Church. He leaves his widow, "Mrs. Rosind Waldespel, Salem; two sons, Mark Wald, Portland, and Carl Waldespel, Dayton, Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Lena John, Oregon City, and Mrs.

Ruth Jahn, Portland; six grandchildren and eight great -grandchildren. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Howell-Edwards Chapel, the Rev. M. C.

Miller officiating. Burial will be in Lee Mission Cemetery. Salem Sand Gravel Co. Will Be CLOSED MONDAY DECEMBER 9 In order that all employees may attend the funeral of the late Mr. Fred S.

Anunsen committed themselves on the plan, will receive the formal resolution in which Downtown Salem Merchants Association has called for converting the one-hour meters to two-hour meters then miving, strict police enforcement two-hour limit in order to prevent. meter feeding. The meter fee would remain at five cents for each hour under the merchants' proposal. Councilmen are expected to order a study of the plan before taking any action. Other Problenis Two other parking problems will confront the Council in Monday night's business.

Alderman E. E. Roth is proposing a resolution to allow 15-minute parking on the south side of Tile Road in the Hollywood District during the Christmas rush. this month. This would serve patrons of the branch post office there.

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Salem Man Treated After Car Crash A Salem man was treated for minor injuries received in a twocar accident in the 1800 block of 12th St. SE about 9:15 a.m. Saturday, city police reported. Driver of one car, Benjamin A. Bello, 960 Downs St.

SE, reportedly received a cut lip and bruised knee. The other driver was listed as Leonard C. Gilley, 1901 High St. SE. The Bello car received extensive front-end damage and the other car front fender damage, officers added.

I (Statesman, Salem, November Runoff Below Average PORTLAND, Ore. 7 Runoff during November was below average in nearly all sections of the Pacific Northwest except for fringe areas in the Fraser, Upper Snake and Rogue River basins, according to the monthly water resources summary released at Portland to- Dec. 8, '57 (Sec. 1)-5 day by the U.S. Geological Survey.

this week to gin further attention to the problem. The city traffic council has recommended setting aside several parking as loading zone font parents driving their c' en to or from school. Also Involved Also olved in the general allowing the school use that problem is how long continue block of Winter Street as a aded play area at noontime for the children. A public hearing on the Coun 1 schedule. is expected to neighborhood controversy ever Dunkel's application for building a two-family dwelling at 1010 Terrace Dr NW in a singlefamily residential zone.

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