Chemaica 'School Maids to Rule Celebration
The Slateaman. Scdom, Oregon. Friday. Tmhraaxj 23, 1949 3
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Kelcninr aver the 69th anniversary celebration ef Chemawa Indian school tonlxht will be Princess Jan
lee Ram bean, Portland, center, and her six attendants a bore. Left to rtf ht they are Phyllis Miller,
Chiloquin: Isabel Patchpe. Ncspelem, Wash.: Ernestine Lane. Marietta. Wash.; Princess Janice; Laritta
Sohappy. Wapato, Wash.; Leora Plnmmer, Brown "nr. Monk; and Ames Tahkeal. Celilo.
Indian School
Plans Birthday
Party Tonight
Chemawa Indian school will
celebrate its 69th anniversary at
7:45 tonight in the school gymna
sium with the annual birthday
party. The program theme,
"Drumbeats and Trumpet Calls,"
will tell Chemawa's history from
its founding Feb. 25, 1880, to the
present.
A narrator will tell of Che
mawa's growth and groups rep
resenting the different sections of
the country . that Chemawa his
served will appear in the order
of their coming to ' the school.
Dances and songs and bits of trib
al history will depict the various
cultures. The groups will appear
In the following order: coastal,
plains, Alaskan and the Navajos.
Janice Rambeau, 16 - year - old
junior from Portland. - has been
elected by his schoolmates to be
this year's birthday princess. Her
attendants will be Phyllis Mil
ler, Ernestine Lane, Leora Plum
mer, Agnes Tahkeal, Isabelle
Patchpe and Loretta Schappy.
A giant birthday cake has been
baked by bakery students to serve
700 people, which will include
Chemawa's 514 students, the em
ployes and their families and
guests of the school. Sponsoring
the program is the home econo
mics department.
Keizer Mothers
Plan for Scouts
KEIZER The Boy Scout Mo
thers club met Monday night with
Mrs. George Durham. Costumes
and properties for the Scout cir
cus were discussed, with Vlrs.
Dale Pingel, president, in charge.
Present were Mrs. Bruce Smith,
Mrs. Bernard Snook, Mrs. A. E.
Wickman, Mrs. R. F. Schultz,
Mrs. Conrad Frigaard, Mrs. Dale
Pingel, Mrs. Fred Rose, Mrs. Ar
nold Pederson, Mrs. Ralph Sip
prell, Mrs. Robert Schroeder, Mrs.
Lauren StettlerMrs. Arthur Mes
sing and the hostess.
Next meeting will be March 28.
Noise of Dance
Covers Theft in
Grocery Store
A burglar took advantage of
the noise from a dance upstairs
to enter Henry's market, 697 S.
12th St., Wednesday night, city
detectives surmised Thursday.
Loot totaling between $10 and
$15 was taken by the thief. Some
$40 more in a cash register was
reported untouched because the
burglar was unable to break into
it.
Dancing in the Moose hall
above the market apparently cov
ered the noise made by the thief
in forcing a rear window which
leads into Salem Custom Curing
plant, adjoining the market. A
saw secured from the plant was
used in an attempt to break in
to the cash register. It was not
known whether the burglar made
off with small amounts of gro
ceries and meat.
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