jt The Statesman. Salenu Oregon. Sunday. May 22. 1949
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May 23
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Specht Sisters
Baton Winners
At Jefferson
JEFFERSON The Specht mis
ters, Kathtnne, Nina and Phyllis,
cornered the awards tn the Junior
and senior divisions of the fourth
annual majorette contest here
Wednesday night winning three of
the four awards. Nine Specht won
first and Phyllis Specht. second,
in the junior division, and Cath
erine Specht, first in the senior
division.
Raymond Carl, band director at
Leslie unior high In Salem, Judg
ed the unior division, and assisted
Walter Weathers of Eugene in
judging: the senior claas.
Awards and medals were do
rutted by C. R. Watts. Jefferson
band director, for first and second
places in the senior division.
Winning in junior division were
Nine Specht. first, Phyllis Specht,
second Others taking part were
Sandra Dawson, Paula Harris.
Barbara Argo and Norma Love.
Senior division Katharine
Specht. first; Nancy Baal, second.
Other girls competing were Jane
Smith. Margie Chrisman and Gall
Stansberry.
School Board Seeking Name
For Turjier-Anmsville School
TURNER Patrons of union high school district 5 are being asked
to send in suggestions for the name of the proposed new school. The
board is offering a $3.00 award for the best name sent in by the next ;
resrular meetinsz. June 9. the second Thursday of the month, i ne jud
ges will be the planning committee which consists of a member from
Entries are
Twin Bull Calve
Born at Silverton 3
SILVER TON Dr. and Mrs. A J.
MoCannel are reporting the births
of twin bull selves at their Twa
Maples farm in Waldo Hilla. The
mother is a M olstein and the aire a
registered Shorthorn. The eeJvee
are Identical 1st marking except
ing that one la black and white
and the other red and white.
Volley
Obituaries
each original district.
to be sent to Margaret Riches,
clerk of the district. Turner.
Walter W. Miller has been ap
pointed fire warden in the Tur
ner rural fire protection district.
He is authorized to issue burning
permits inside this district.
The following students were el
ected by the student body to serve
as officers next school year: pres
ident. Bill Bear; vice-president.
Warren Gray; secretary, Bonnie
Large; treasurer. Doreen Place.
President Bill Bear will be a sen
ior next year. He has gone to Tur
ner schools all of his school life.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Bear. Warren Gray, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dorsey Gray, is a sophomore
coming from Marlon. He .ttended
school at Jefferson last veer.
Many homes in the Turner area
are operating on both "fast" and
standard time. The high school is
on standard time after trying day
light saving time. Due to the fact
that A urns vi 11 was still on stan
dard time, teachers teaching in
both the high schools found them
selves at the right place at the
wrong time or vice versa. How
ever the elementary school liked
the daylight time. They sent home
questionnaires aking what the
patrons wanted, with the result
that the majority of the people
wanted to continue that way.
The "last day of school" picnic
was held Thursday at the Marion
scool. A picnic lunch was served
at noon to a large group. School
is officially out Friday. All of the
present teachers have accepted
contracts for the coming yeer.
They are Clarence Phillips, prin
cipal. Jessie Miller. Mrs. Louis
Henniee and Mrs. Hightower.
Siavton Parochial
School to Graduate
25 Students Friday
STAYTON St
chial echoolwill
Heory Meeaoig
AURORA Word was receiv
ed of the death of Henry Mueasig.
77, for many years a resident of
Aurora and a member of tne
Lutheran church. He died Mon
day. May IS at Eureka. Calif
After leaving Aurora in 1937.
Mr. Muassig had made his home
with his son Albert at MoKinley
vtlie. Cahf
With hi parents ha had immi
grated to the United States from
Germany In 1880 and settled near
Aurora. For many Tears his fath
er operated the WiUon ferry.
He la survived by two sons tad
four daughters, Mrs. Loulee
Clovee 0 Aurora, Henry Mueaslg
of San Francisco, Calif , Albert
of MeXinleyvtlle. Mrs Ida Ballar
of Llvermore, Calif . Mrs. Elisa
beth Gronke of Salem, and Mrs.
Emms Clark of Yacolt, Wash.
Services were held Thursday,
May 19. with burial m the Ar
eata cemetery.
Mary's paro
graduate IS
eighth grade students at the Im-
maculate Conception Catholic
church. Friday. May 27. at 7:30
p. m. The Rev. Math Jonas, pas
tor of the church, will address the
class.
Members of the class are: Caro
line Bischoff. Helen Fery, Kath
leen Fery, Marlene Foltz. LaVe
ta Garbe. Joanne Holt, Darlene
Juel. Lylia Mae Kline. Doris Lam
brecht. Maxine Lindeman, Shir
ley Minten. Virginia Pietrok. Mar
ion Posvar. Shirley Schotthoefer.
Sherry Spaniol, Gladys Van Han
del; Merle Boedigheimer. Donald
Victor Point
Cltih to Elect
Officers Friday
VICTOR POINT The final
meeting for the year of the 42-C
school and community club will be
held Friday night at the Union
Hill grange hall. Mrs. Noah Hunt
will be in charge of the program.
At the business meeting next
year's officers will be elected. Ser
ving this year were: president.
Miss Alice Jaquet; vice presi
dent. Mrs. Arley Martin: secre
tary, Mrs. Francis (Miller, and
treasurer, Mrs, Hermann Smith.
Miss Jessie Small of Chicago, is
spending her vacation here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Small, and will also visit her
brother. Matt Small and family
In Portland. Miss Small is a diet
ician at Children's Memorial hos
pital in Chicago. She will be here
until June 12.
Forrette, James Frichtl. Lloyd
Geratha. John Mack, Bernard
Minten, Marvin Sand berg, Walt
er Trahan. David Van Handel.
RHODOENDRONS
A number of varieties of rhododendrons
in bloom. Some fine reds.
The late flowering Azaleas starting to
bloom.
Bedding plants, also vegetable plants.
1-1107
Open Sunday
Ferrill's Onrsery
V Mile last of Keiior
Union Hill Man
Honored on Birthday
UNION HILL Mr. and Mrs.;
John Berhorst honored Charles j
Erikaea oe, his birthday anniver- ,
sary with a party at their home
on Wednesday evening. Several
tables of pinochle and pedro were
In play.
Invited guests ware Mr. and
Mrs. William Williams. Dick and
Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rog
ers and PaUy. Mr and Mrs Walter (
Winn. Phillys, Walter, Raymond
and Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,
Yost, Joa Edward. Albert Berna- i
dine. Richard, Thressa. Peter and j
Paul, and Benny, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Kirk wood and Connie '
Jeanne. Mr and Mis. Henry Kirk- j
wood and Barbara Jeanne, Mr. and
Mrs Weteel. Eleanor, Charles and '
Tommy Berhorst
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