Union Show to
Provide Milk
For Children
Cannery Scandals of 1949, a un
ion school milk fund benefit stage
show, wUl be presented at Leslie
junior high school auditorium
January 14.
Rehearsals for the 15-act pre
sentation are being held at the
Salem labor temple each week
under the direction of Margaret
Shaeffer, William Cartwright and
Mary Bourke, all union members.
The cast is made up of about
50 cannery union members, their
families and members of several
other unions. The show will feat
ure songs, dances, a women's chor
us, a pantomime: and an act feat
uring Indian sons and dances by
a group of students from Che
m"'a Indian school.
Tickets are to go on sale De
cember 27 at the labor temple and
possibly in a few downtown busi
ness houses. Music for the per
formance and rehearsals is being
furnished by Glenn Williams' Sa
lem band, sponsored by the mu
sicians' union.
Proceeds from the one-night
performance, which will begin at
8 p.m., are to be distributed among
various schools In the Willamette
valley for their noon lunch milk
programs, union officials said.
Brooks School
Yule Program
WOlBeDec. 22
BROOKS Brooks grade school
will present its Christmas pro
gram in the school gymnasium
Wednesday, December 22 at 8
p.m. "Christmas Eve In Toyland"
by primary pupils will include
Santa Claus, Richard Heeling;
Santa's helpers, Dean Westling
and Lloyd Earls; baby dolls, Do
rene Isham, Kathleen Flores and
Carloynne Blackwell; F i e n c h
dolls, Sally Nolan, Charlene Wy
more; Dutch dolls, Margaret Da
vis, Mary Lowery; teddy bear,
Michael Hawley; cowboy doll.
Teddy Hillyer; three little, kit
tens, Sue Ann SWgis, Ellen Fin
ley and Lawrence Jackson; rag
dolL Karen Archer; Eliza Jane,
Candy Ramp; clown, Denni. Fitz
gerald; Indian dolls, David Mar
row, Homer Keeling, Julius Comp
ton, James Compton.
Weather Experience
"What Winter Brings," by 3rd
and 4th grade pupils. Taking part
will be, weather vane, Leo Haw
ley; four winds, Gary Lowery,
Lonnie Davis, Gerald Martin,
William Lowery; Jack Frost, John
Fitts; winter stars, Raverta Isham,
Barbara Sturgis, Sally Tontz,
Janet Palmer; snow queen, Kathey
Archer; snowflakes, Jerry Nolan,
Betty Jackson, Nancy Morrow,
Marlene Linda uer, Sharon Find
ley; holly wreaths, Arvid Dodd,
Franklin Johnson, David Earls,
Martin Earls, Lonnie Page;
Chrintma ranriUa Rnnni Rlair
Robinson;, songs. , "White- Christ
mas'' and "Santa Claus is Comin'
to Town."
"The VanDorn's Merry Christ
mas," Mrs. VanDorn, Mineeta
Dodd; Mr. VanDorn, Buell Had
ley; Uncle Adam, Jack Lindsey;
Mr. Grinn, Ellis Dodd; Mrs. Joy,
Janice Page; Lois Willie. Vivian
Morrow; Ben Willis, Morris Gil
christ; Ada Willis. Sally Jones;
Bump (the maid), Beverly Davis.
"Star of the East," soloist, Mine
eta Dodd; pianist, Ann Lowery;
chorus, "The First NoweU," "An
gels We Have Heard on High,"
and "Deck the Halls;" play,
"Dossy's Pink Christmas;" Doro
thea cousins, Dossy, Iva Eng
lish; Walt Stanton, Joe Cover;
Tom Watts, Melvin Lindauer;
Exton Carr, Virgil Earls; Jean
Marsh, Sharon Nolan; Lou All
way, Samara Ramp; Madge Howe,
Shirley Hillyer.
Nativity Pictured
"The King is Born," a pageant
in word and song, will, be given t The Stat man. Salem, Oregon, Friday. December 17. 1 98 3
by advanced pupils. Parts will 1 f j ,
be taken as follows: Mary, Dovie uXJxxaXlxuTiXtXKjlBxaKXIBSif
Legg; Joseph, Vernon Hillyer;
King Herod, Alden Dodd;
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wise
men, Paul Edmund, Wayne Os-
bprn, Raymond Morrow; shep- j $
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nereis, mikc tump, uwiaia sen
sed, Paul Johnson; chier priest,
Billy Brown; chief attendant,
Clair Simmons; slave, Morris
Gilchrist; and James Fitzgerald;,
choral readers, Roberta Lowery,
Vanan Holmes, Roberta Loomis,
Betty Carr.
-Silent Night" by Donald West
ling and Joe Cover; "Little Town
of Bethlehem," Barbara Blair,
Kathryn Fitzgerald, Bernice Fin
ley; "Luther Cradle Hymn," Bon
nie Hillyer and Mary Jackson.
Teachers directing the program
include Mrs. Esther Franz, prin
cipal; Mrs. L. Martin, Mrs. Alta
Simmons and Mrs. India Reavis.
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BANK DIRECTOR NAMED
PORTLAND, Dec. 16 - (JP) -Frank
Wortman, president of the
First National Bank of McMinn
ville, has been appointed a di
rector of the Portland branch,
Federal Reserve Bank of San
Francisco.
Maxine Fitzgerald, Patricia Mc
Allister, Juanita Hawley, Delorne
raws
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