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Woman's Club
Holds Meeting
At Gcrvais
' CERVAIS The Junior Wo
tneti'i Club held mother and
daughter banquet Thursday at the
high sehool auditorium. The table
Vwere decorated in pink and white
color scheme and pink tapers.
Those attending were: Mrs. Stan
ley DeJardin, Mrs. Antoine D
Jardin. Mrs. Paul George. Mrs Ro
bert Harper, Mrs. Jacob CuUforth
Mr. B. B. Bafner. Mr. Francis i
Ionhart. Mrs. Henry Seguin. Mi?.';.
Freda Manning. Mrs. Fred ! Mann- j
ing. Mr. fJrwara noye, Airs, iiarry
Phillips, Mrs. Ray . McCormU k.
Mrs. Joseph MeCormick, Mrs. i
Charles McCall. Mrs. Grace Hart.!
Mrs. Carl I-onhart. Mrs. W. 1.
Tartly. Mrs. Marion Druba. Mrs.'
Jtay Kuhii, Mrs. Ilosroe Colby. I
Mrs. fed I Co!,by. Mr-. Lloyd See-;
Jy tird Mis. Perry Secly.
Mr. ani Mrs. Ray Kuhn have
aojd thir home to Mr. and Mrs.
Merle B. 'Lucas of the Fairfield
district vvho recently sold their
f -q r-m 11 'ill (if t ittLMriifi 1 V
ter in the summer.
Sam Carter has again had to
have hi" foot in a tat due to a
cracked tinkle txme. About a year
ago Carter reeeived an injury to
his leg. ,
Mr. Seger'i condition improves,
at the bedside of her husband at
the Southern Pacific Hospital in
San Francisco, came home and re
turned with her three daughters
who will remain with her until
Mr. Steer's condition improves.
Rex Cutsforth, Francis Leonhart
and Clarence Sequin spent the
Memorial Day holiday fishing on
the Memorial Day holiday fishing
on the McKenzie River and report
very good catch.
Mrs. llarry Phillips and grand
ton, Bob Elmore accompanied her
daughter who has been visiting
here from McCracken, Kansas.
They left by motor Friday morn
ing and will stop at Denver, Color
ado where Bob will visit his grand
father for several weeks.
Gates Schools
Commencement
Held June,
GATFS Graduation exercises
for Gales high, school iind grade
schools- classes were held in the
high school auditorium Wednes
day. the Rev. VVillard Bucker, pas
tor of the Stayton Baptist church
gave the address, invocation and
benediction. Barbara' Maun, high
school junior, played the proces
sional and recessional. Music was
alio furnished bv the accordion
trio of Norma and Loena Devine
and Wjley Muise,
Seniors receiving diplomat from
Principal T. R. Burton were Ed
Keith Oliver, Norma Jean Devine
and David Romey. Eighth grad
ers were Betty Tucker, Ida Belle
Blackburn, Joan Ryal, Joe Thom
as, George Burton, Dillard Weath
ers; Dclorcs Smith and Donald
Bates. ,
Dallas Baptist
Church Plans ,
New Building
DALLAS The Dallas Baptist
church has purchased property in
the Harder addition here and plan
to build a new church this summer, j
Church services are now being!
ncid in the beventh Day Adventist
church. The Rev. R E. Milan.
Portland, has been called to the
church as the supply pastor.
Falls Citv Paslor
Leaves for Taft
FALIJS CITY Elder and Mrs.
Ralph Gladden, pastor and teacher
respectively of the Falls City Sev
enth Day Adventist church here,
have been transferred to Taft.
Gladden will be pastor of the
church in that city and Mrs.
Gladden, will teach at the school
during the next term.. Mrs. Glad
den wlil leave soon to attend
summer schiol at Walta Walla.
Valley Birlhs
DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Perkins, Grand Ronde. are
parents of a new daughter, Cheryl 1
jeanuorn May 25 at Dallas hos
Cpital. DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. Oli
ver Lincheid are parent of a son.
Richard Alln. born May 31. at
Dallas hospital. x
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From Tho Oregon Statesman's Valloy Correspondents
Winning Lambs and Owners at Show
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SPiT7 I School Picnic
teJlA Aj At Jefferson
JP W HeldTuestlay
. i I ? I A N I I I high schoolj trns spring, at a supper
I f; - f I I fiiC' AX. 4 bout 50' were present and the hon-
Top picture shows how Carol Newklrk, It, of Cloverdale. pictured
with her fat lamb, won the bottle-feeding contest Saturday at the
Marin County Fat Lamb show In Turner. In lower picture. Bob
Bannick. Brooks, owner of the champion; fat lamb at the show. Is
pictured receiving his trophy from Karl Wipper. Turner, of theahow
board. The lamb is held by Bannlck sister. Donna Bannick.
(Statesman Farm photos.) !
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FilllH
Ci High
Holds Graduation
FALLS CITY The following
students Were graduated from
Falls Citv high school in exer
cises Thursday
Robert Richards
Evelyn Nairn. '
Larrv Rice. Lyle ;
Gtlmore, Vera Russell and 4. W.
Castelle.
Receiving diplomas in the grade
school's graduation exercises were
Jim' Brow n, Robert Lehrtert, Rob
ert Rich, Leroy Davis. Joyce
Murphy, Patricia j Ames. Jerry
Bowman, Dwaine Dunaway, Jan-
rice Ames. Velma Inman Raymond
and Darlene Garrison.
Scliool Teachers to
MoVS'Froiii Dallas
DALLA5j Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Sias, Dallas teachers, are mov-
irvg
to Glide, : 17 miles east of
Itoscburz, where he will be school
principal and she will teach tho
fifth grade.
Mrs. Sias ha been instructor atJ
the Dallas junior high school. Sia.
w ill receive his bachelor of .science
.degree in education at the Oregon
SAT., MOI., TUE.
12th Street -
College ef Education this term this
teem and is working toward his
master's? decree. The couple will
maintain their Dallas home.
Headhunting of some tribes Is
carried on to collect soul matter
to add to the stock in the village
soul mat'er which is believed
necessary for the propagation of
animal ana cereai me.
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JEFFERSON Sidney school
picnic was Md Tuesday with bas
ket dinner at noon. The ball game
was rained out in the seconcJ
ning. : . i
Louis Nelson of Salem was n j
Wednesday night guest of Mr. and;
Mrs. Jack Craig.
Ankeny grange entertained mem
bers of the Juvenile grange who
granduatedj from eighth grade or(
high school trws spring, at a supper
in the hall lat Saturday night. A
bout 50 were present and the hon
ored guestsjwere seated at a special
table centered by a large grad
uate's cap with streamers reach
ing to each place cover., Place cards
were smal ier caps bearing the
graduate's name. Regular meet
ing of the grange will be held Sat
urday night, June 4, in the hall.
At i the meeting of Sidney-Tal-bot
Farmers Union Saturday night,
it was voted to hold a community
picnic oh the Fourth of July in a
grove or ithe Henry Turnidge
place. The (organization alo decid
ed to give a gift of money to the
Davenport ifamily whose home wa
recently, biirncd.
The cancer drive In the Sidney
district headed by Mrs. William
Wiederkehj-, Mrs. John Zehner and
Mrs. Hatti McCarty. totaled $105.
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Turner High
Students Get
Special Awards
TURNER Commencement
exreises for the Turner high school
were held Wednesday evening?
Salutatorian was Ronald Watson
and valedictorian was Beatrice Mc
Tigret. The main speaker was R.
E. Lieuallcn from Oregon College
of Education. Dr. Robert H. Gat-
ke pronounced the invocation and
the benediction. Shirley Hennie?
piayen me marcnes.
Special awards of the year were
given to Bill Bear for scholastic
achievement, Bennie Vaughn for
citizenship, Shirley Hennies f.r
school activities. Howard Schelske
for athletics and Lawanda Norton
for school spirit.
Music was by the triple trio and
a solo by Waldemar Krause. Loum
Schoficld, chairman of the bord
presented thv diplomas to the fol
lowing seniors: Londell Benner.
Ernest Collier, Dixie Dfavenport.
Cari uraves Clifford, uunoerman- vjje Collins from Caldwell. Idaho,
Floyd Hedges. Bernard Karhn ' M.eral days lastweek vis-
Beatrice McTigrit, Eueene Meshel- nmg. with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
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aid Watson and Barbara Webb.
Prep Students
Reeeive Awards
At Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL The Rev. Thomas
Meier of St. Benedict abbey .i-wai-ded
diplomas to 32 graduates
of Mt. Angel Prep at the.- annual
commencement exercises in th
school gym Friday. He also pre
sented six gold medals to -the stu
dents winning the special awards.
The highest award, the general ex
cellence medal, went to John Kim
linger of Mt. Angel. Kimlinger al
so won the medal for journalism.
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The other medals went to Robert
Hanaska of Wooburn for drama
tics; Gale Buchheit. Mt Angel for
athletics; North be rt Wellman. Mt
Agnel for Christian character; and
Lawtence Traeger, Mt. Angel for
Christian youth; r
The valedictorian was, John
Kimlinger, and John Evans of
Silverton gave the salutatory.
The Rev. John. Goodrich of Bea
verton addressed the graduates,
talks were also given by the Rev
Gabriel Morris, principal of th
school, and the Rev. Mazrtin Pol
lard, prior of the abbey.: Several
selections by the prep band and a
piano solo completed the program
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Grade SchooF
Graduation
At Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL Commencenment
exercises at St. Mary's grade school
were held in the school auditorium
Friday. The' following program
arranged in honor of the 46 boys
and giUs who receied eighth
grade nleived eighth grade certi
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i " acmcr; aaarcss xo xne grauu:ut.-,
tne ,t'v- a''tin Dohcny 01 iei-
vais; awarding 01 oipioma; mis.
Agne Bttoth, county ,chool super
intendent and the closing address,
Rev. Damian Jentges; recosiona!.
Penmanjihip certificates were ai
so awarded to 37 pupils from the
sixth, eventh, and eighth grades
The. special awards and 11 4-H
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