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Silverton High
Groups Elect
Renwick Student Body;-
Head; Norma Isaacson
Will Lead Girls
SILVERTON Electing officers
I lor the various high school or
ganizations and classes has been
occupying the students' extra-cur
riculum time . during the past
week; - '
Don Ben wick was elected stu
dent body president, with his sup
porting officers to include Bob
McCullough, vice president; Mar
ion Lee, secretary; Billie Hannan,
treasurer.'
Class elections resulted in senior
class: Bruce Dickman, pfesident;
Ken Blust, vice president; Ifadine
Smith, secretary; Dorothy-Bloch,
treasurer. Junior class: Calvin
Hildebrandt, - president; Arthur
Zahler, .vice president; ."Vincent
Jorgenson, secretary; Coralee Con
rad, treasurer. Sophomores: Tom
Hartley, president; Harold Dick
man, vice president: -Judy Aim,
-secretary; Shirley Smith, treas
urer. Freshman: Ralph t Bailer,
president; Ronald Herrigstad, vice
president; Alf Hanson, secretary;
Ruth David, treasurer.
' The Girls league chose Norma
Isaacson as its leader for the com
ing year, with Pauline Herrigstad,
vice president; Diana Doyle, sec
retary: Ruth Zahler, treasurer.
The Girls Athletic association will
be-headed by Marion Bailer, pre
sident; Violet Walen, vice" presi
dent; : Pearl Tolmsoff, secretary.
and Shirley Smith, treasurer.
... - The Future Farmers f America
' will" have Burt Burr as president; J
-Don Renwick as vice president;
Milton Fuhx. secretary-treasurer.
' . Irma Kuenzi will bead the TNT
club with Joan Leonard as vice
president; Norma Fmlay as see-
. retary; Louise Ryan -as treasurer.
"This group announced .its new
members to indude Diana Doyle,
Jeanne Eger, Betty Towe. Norma 1
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ssaacson ana rauune. nerigsiaa.
In the ROH club, Joy Water-
s son., will bead off as president for
the 9ar, with Betty Lee Rabins
as vice president; Charlotte John
son as secretary; Leola Huddle-
; aton as treasurer and Joyce Le
Rud as custodian.
The FFA boys are announcing
that February J7 basJbeen select
ed as their annual banquet date
wtth complete plans to be 'an
nounced later. L- ' y" i
Hortschs Arc Visitor
MT. ANGEL Mr. and lars.
Al ?- Hortsch and two children,
Donny and David, of Portland, and
Mrs. Joseph Hortsch of Woodburn,
visited at the Joseph Faulhaber
home Tuesday. ;-
Valley Births
McALPINE Mr. and Mm Wri
ter W inn are announcing the
birth of a daughter on Sunday,
February 7. This is their first
girl, but the young Miss has three
brothers. , ? ;
.' SCIO Janet Kay is the name
of the new daughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Posvar of Scio
at m Lebanon hospital February
: A son was born in Portland
February 4, 1943, to Ulr. and Mrs.
Owen Goward. He is the first boy
and has two sisters. The Coward
family occupied the Joe Oupor
residence in Scio until recently.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
: A. Garrett of Bremerton are re
porting the birth of a daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. William Dahlschied
of Silverton, a son, at the Silver
ton hospital Wednesday.
CLOVERDALE Word has been
received here by friends of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mickie, Tajunga,
Calif., and formerly of this com
munity, that they are the parents
.of a second son, born January 5.
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Columbia River
i Spring Chinook
Fresh Sturgeon
Fresh Crabs & Oysters
All A Tails sle Fresh and
Smoked Fish
. Dressed find Drawn '
: Poultry
Monarch Canned Goods
Saleas Tiir Can". Days
Thur, FrL Fb. 18th & 19th.
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Phone 4424
The Statesman's Community Correspondent
Salem Oregon. Tridar Mossing. February 12. 1943
Sheep Farmers
Fight Cold P
: McALPIN -. Mrs. Mary Ellen
Goffin , has been in Salem .;. the
past week for medical-, treatment
During her absence, Terence' Mc
Cormlck, - who m'akes Jus. Junne
with bis grandmother, is staying
with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs.' Clarence Golfinr : ,
The "sheep school which Is be
ing held at McAlpin school each
Tuesday . night is proving very
interesting and "worth while. Air.
Priddy of Centerview" is the In
structor. This .is a 30-hour course
and anyone interested is invited
to attend. . ' . -
.Farmer , ia - Xbu . vicinity are
having trouble saving their lambs
daring the extreme-weather. Quite
a loss af ewes Is reported In some
flecks ' also.
Michael Morley, 10-months-old
son -of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mor
ley, is quite ill at his home. Mrs.
Morley is teacher at the Shaw
public school, and has dismissed
school for a few days in order to
help rare for her small son.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Humphreys
have .received word that their
son-in-law, .Russel Gray, is con
valescing rapidly after a major
operation at the Toledo hospital.
Colds and sore throats are pre
valent in this community. Nearly
every iamily has had one or more
victims.
MeAleia pupils will have a Lin
cola Day program and Valentine
party Ian Friday. Taking part ia
the pregrasn will be Shirley Deer
rier, Violet Lang, Arleae Terry,
Alice ; Jean Fisher, Terence Mc
Connlek, Ha re Id Lang, John
Eriksen, Myrtle Lang, Martha
Laur, Lawrence Fisher and Fred
Lang. ) -Miss Besate -Gregersen ef
Silvertan ts the ieaeaer.
Miss Shcllon. Vigils
MILL CITY Miss Doiis Shel-
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen She! ton, who is employed by
the county health department in
Albany, visited with ber parents
in Mill City last weekend. Miss
Shelton was accompanied by Glen
Hoff, Albany.
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School Board
Authorizes ;
Gym Purchases
y SILVERTON . Because of the
illness of -one of its members, W,
R. Tomison, the" Sihrerton school
board took care of only routine
business at its regular February
meeting held Wednesday might
and presided over by. Carl Hande,
Jr. The election of one new school
board member to replace the late
Glenn Price, and the election of
school teachers had been planned
as part of the business. Thes mat
ters will be ' taken care of , at i
special meeting to be held as soon
as .Mr. Tomison is able to attend
At the Wednesday night meet
ing, purchase of materials needed
for the new physical fitness pro
gram as well as the nursing pro
gram were authorized. Authoriza
tion was also given to holding vo
cational classes in the Byberg
plant.
The board voted to give some of
its duplicate copies of books to the
soldiers and these will be called
for by the Boy Scouts. . .-
Discussion of teachers' pay was
held briefly but no action will be
taken on this until after the legis
lature has taken action.
Ada Birdie Case
Dies in Albany
ALBANY Following a linger
bug illness, Miss Ada Birdie Case,
62, died in the Albany General
hospital Monday night, February
8. Funeral services were held from
the Fisher Funeral Home at 2
o'clock Thursday with the Rev
Henry Albers in charge. Burial
will be in Riverside cemetery.
Born at Biggs, Calif, on 'March
24, 1880, Mist. Case came to Ore
gon with her parents in 1889, lo
cating in Linn county. She was a
member of the Baptist 'church.
Surviving are four brothers. Fred
end Charles of Albany. Frank of
Newport -and Arthur of Tucson,
Ariz.
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Louis Hennies
Are Party Hosts
For Camp Adair Men -,
CLOVERDALE Overnight
guests Saturday at the scountry
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hen
nies were two soldiers from Camp
Adair, Pfc. ' James Keenan and
Pfc Frank Arcadia;-. On Sunday
the Hennies gave a dinner Tor the
two. Those present - were ' Mrs.
Mary BalL Mr. and Mrs.f Walter
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wip
per and son, Jerrold. : - c
Rose 'Drager, Portland, spent
the weekend -with her mother,
Mrs. Caroline Drager.' I :
The two small - daaghten eg
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hennies,
Evelyn and Celeste, Juvve. had
almost naere than their share ef
troubles daring the last twe
. weeks, both having measles and
ehlckenpex - at the same time. I
'litUe girls are getting mX
nicely. i "
Wesley Goodlander has been
ill at his home during the past
week. He suffered from influ
enza. j '
Sam Drager also was sick last
week and missed going to work
for a few days. j
Wavras Attend JRite
MT. ANGEL Barry Wavra
of Brawley, CaliL, and John Wav
ra of Long Beach, Califs arrived
here Wednesday afternoon to at
tend the funeral services for their
father, John A. Wavra, -which
were held Irom J3L. Mary's chuch
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Labish Center
Students Busy
Witli Drives ;
; LABISH CENTER The school
was closed for several days be
cause of the snow. It opened on
Wednesday with only 12 pupils
present, Those present were Ther
esa. Rosa. "Roy PearsalL "Ro Jean
Boehm, Albert Haslebacher, Bet
ty Lou Boehm, . Raymond Haselr
bacher. Irene . Bibby, Juanita Mat
Burr, Barbara Jean.Russ, and the
lower grade teacher. Mrs. Barnick.
: Labish' Center school student
are buying war bonds and stamps
with the 'Upper tpde Toom hav
ing ab"eady,4airchased $230 worth.
Three of the boys received a piece
of the battleship .."Oregon," for
buying a bond. They are Jbn Wil
son, Alan Haselbacher and Albert
Haselbacher. -Juanita Mae Burr is
secretary of the Buy-The-Stamp
club for the lower grade -room.
Several of them 'also received
pieces of the battleship "Oregon."
'The school received nearly-40
from its scrap drive. It purchased
playground equipment with a por
tion - of the money .and plans to
use ; ihe remainder lor , health
scales and an Oregon map. v
- This week .each pupil in the
1" dJ e
"March of Dimes' to help fight in
fantile paralysis. The lower room
collected $2.
The ejghth grade has . been put
ting products on the Oregon maps
made this year.7 The art classes in
the upper grades bave been using
coping saws and have been mak
ing many useful things. The school
pictures came .Monday and -pupils
enjoyed' exchanging them with
other members of the school.
A valentine party is r being
planned for February .12 and the
students are having a patriotic
program' in honor of George
Washington's and Abraham Lin
coln's birthdays.
The primary : grades have or-
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ganized a victory health dub, be
lieving that to' keep well and
strong is to help win; the war.
Irene Bibby is the president and
Gloria Peake is the secretary. . '
As an English project, the low
er grades have been writing let
ters to several men in the service.
Last week, they received a letter
from Pvt.- Harvey .Hanson, who is
in French Morocco, hnlrig the
class for the letters., r
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Salem "Tin Can" Days vlT P . '
Thur Fri, Feb. 18th U 19th. 1" ' "
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SPRING VALLEY Army pic
tures and entertainment are to
be presented 'by Captain Robert
Clark of the fourth fighter com
mand, at the coming Spring .Val
ley community club meeting, to
be held at the school Friday night,
February 19 at 8 o'clock.
Other comroimities are invited
to view The pictures, which are of
general interest.
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Repair Class Conliiiuea
TURNER Continuing in 'Us
second week at the Webb garage,
farmers enrolled in the farm ma
chinery class are row repairing
five tractors under the instruction
of M. T."Webb, hired by the gov
ernment to assist in this commun
ity in getting farm machinery re-,
paired. Classes are held three
nights a week for three hours duration.
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