Hundreds Attend '50 Christmas Gathering At Wil lamina School Statesman Newt Service WILLAMINA The Community Christmas program was held Friday at the high school with a large attendance. The program was under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Ray and Mrs. Elfrieta Myers. The program was made possible through the cooperation of the local churches, the Kiwanis club, the grade and high schools, and many other contributors. Treats were given the children. . 1 The program Included: scene 1, "The Hills of Judah," and While Shepherds Watch" by the choir; shepherds were Dale Kolln, Jimmy Furman, Bruce Larson and Danny Kihlstadius; the Herald Angel, Beverly Hubbard; and the Host of Angels, school girls. Scene 2, the manger scene, included "Silent Night" by the choir; Mary, played by Yvonne Hubbard, Joseph y Douglas Floyd; Her ald Angel by Beverly Hubbard; Guardian Angel, Judie Shetterly; Cherubim, Tommy Woodruff and Johnny Howell; Myriad of An gels, zl girls; "O Holy Night," solo by Mrs. Laurice Fox. Scene .3 was the "Three Kings' and included "We Three r Kings," by high school boys glee club; kings, Franz Sedlacek, Charles Flynn and Jim Smith." Grand Finale, "Joy to the World;" high school girls glee, "In Excelsis Dep" and "Winter Wonder land." The program finished with the high school band playing medley of "Beneath the Holly" and "White Christmas." Football and GAA letters were awarded at a recent assembly - at the Willamina high school by Coach Tom Cowan to Seniors Bob Billson, Buddy Ellis, Carl Blackwell, Dick Gettman, Roscoe Langley, Robert Henthorn, Vera Risseeuw, Dale Niccolson and ' - Bud Thomas; juniors, Don Porter and Bob Kerns; sophomoroes, Louis Leathers, Del Eggert, Lewis Littlejohn, Roy Zimbrick and , Pete Reynolds. , The Girls Athletic Association president, Peggy Wood, pres endted GAA letters to Dorothy Davis, Edith Abderhalden, Ella Powers and Virginia Nelson. Forest Sinnett of Fort Hill was seriously injured at the Coastal Lumber company by a falling timber. He suffered a broken Jaw, heel and knee, and 17 stitches were taken to sew his ear back In place. - v A Valley Maid dairy truck, driven by Ward Wilmarth. was hit by a United Fruit and Produce Co. truck and semi trailer, driven by Carl Barnes of Portland, in east Willamina. Both trucks were badly damaged. Wilmarth was cited by state police for failing to give a left hand signal and Barnes was cited for having no chauffeur's license. Two young boys, Robert Bushon and his cousin, were fished from the cold Yamhill river this week. The boat they were in truck a rock and sank. They were pulled out of the river by firemen Martin Myers, Smitty Mitchell and Frank Kauble, who were" called. Willamina firemen fixed up about $200 worth of toys for poor children, including about 75 items. The toys were turned oyer to ' 'the Ministerial association. A Court of Honor was held at the grade school gym by the local Boy Scout troop. Receiving the Tenderfoot award were Keith Turnidge, Fred Bartlett and Jerry Spencer. Second Class award went to Ronnie Rydell; and the second class merit badges . went to Bob Newbill and Richard Doyle. Everett Lemons received the Life Scout award. Kenneth Shetterly who is Scout Commit .." tee chairman, spoke to the troop. Linda Riley, a student at the Wilamina high school, was in jured Thursday in a fall from a ladder as she was working on decorations for the Christmas ball at the VFW Memorial hall. She landed on top of the ladder when it fell and was severely bruised. " . About 10, tons of paper were collected Wednesday and Thurs day by the local Key club in their paper and magazine drive. Money from the sale of the paper will be used for youth work. The club Is for high school boys and is sponsored by the Kiwanis club. Dean Holmes Elected to Head Sheridan C of C ' Statesman Newi Service SHERIDAN Dean Holmes has been elected president of the Sheridan Chamber of Commerce and will succeed George Mowery. Charles Gould was elected vice president; Wayne Flynn, secretary; Leonard Krohlow, treasurer; B. C. Swails and Mark Smith, directors. Aiowery wm also De a director. THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS From The Oregon Statesman's VaXey Correspond Entire Student Body Acts In Hazel Green Program HAZEL GREEN A large cast, which included every child in school, presented the pageant. "The Christmas Window," at Hazel Green Friday. The cast included: The Little Boy, Ned Darling; readers, Sharon McKimmev and Barney White: candle lighters. Alvin Zeilinski and Gary Haslebacher: pianists, Mrs, Helen Wiesner and Mrs. Ralph Gilbert; singers, Billy and Johnny Chappell, Marlys and Claudia Dal bey, Paul Maynard, Nyles Klampe, Connie Neiliton, Danny Lowery, Richard, Kenny Booze and Leroy hart; stage managers, Tomnue Haury and Clifford Wacken; In scene one, "The Toy Shop Win dow," tl.e bear was ayne Loon ey; clown, Dwight Haslebacher; Jack-in-th-box, Linda Zeilinski; scliier, Lor Klampe; Indian, Larry Phillips; dolls, Frances Car ter, Verna Lee Maynard, Lena Mae Snell, Jev.ell Galle and Patsy Houloubek; little kittens, Danny Rickard Kenny Booze and Leroy C-.appell; rabbit, Gen Clark ana toy shop men, Tornie Haury and Clifford Wacken. In scene two "The Christmas Party Window," the children's nurse was Betty Baker; giving the barty. Dickie ";er and Dons Pfau; guests, Ed lie Haury, i ranees car ter, Marlys Dalbey, Gerald Mc Clnughry, Johnnie Chappell and Connie Neiliton; Santa Claus, Jerry Carter. In scene three, "The Minute Window," dancers were Beverly Aker. Jerald Booze. Barbara Mc- Kibben, Carl Baker, Shirley Gregg Jerry Phillips, Eileen Dalbey ana Gary Holubek; Darkies, Sammy Rickard, Kenny McKibben and Forrest Darling; carolers, Billy Chappell, Connie Neiliton, Paul Maynard, Maureen Burghart, Mar s D.lbev. Johnnie Chappell, Nyles Klampe, Danny Lowery and Patsy Holoubek. In scene four "The Church Window" the choir included Jerry Darling, Mary Ann Looney, Robert Bowlsbv. Dorothy Phillips, Mau rice and Marvin Klampe, Gracie Maynard, Ivan Lehnherr, Betty Baker, and Geraldine Phillips; Verger, Glen Pfau, Trombone Jerry Darling, trumpet, Forrest Darling; soloist, Robert Bowlsby; pantomimer, Shirley Gregg. In scene five, mother was Bev Aker; ch.ldren, Paulina 't Nyles Klampe, "Danny Lowery - "id andra Vorden; angels, Patsy Holoubek, Doils Pfau, Claudia Dalbey, Kathleen Flores and Fran ces Carter; soloist. Gracie Mayn rd. The pageant v as directed by Mrs. Cora Clark and Mrs. Esther Franz. HUNT TO SPEAK SILVERTON Winston Hunt past' president of the Woodburn Rotary club, will be suest speak er at the week'a luncheon meeting of the Silverton Rotary club. B cause Christmas day falls on the regular meeting time, the group will gather Tuesday, December 26 at noon at Taney's. Mayor Errol Ross is program chairman. There will be no meeting held the week of January 1. Valley Obituaries Robert D. Woodall SHERIDAN Funeral services were held Friday for Robert D Woodall, 21, Sheridan, who died in Milwaukie during a heart op eration. Interment in Green Crest Memorial park. Woodall was born May 28. 1929. In Salt Lake Cit , Utah and at tended schools there a-4 in BuelL Ore. He was graduated from the f ridan high school in ! ' and on October 21, 1949. he was mar ried to Jewell f Survivors b Ue his wife, Jewell '.oodall; a baby daughter, Che. Lou; six brothers, Jack Mel vin, William. Jimmy. G-rr. Rom e; a sister. Mrs. Bonnie John son; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wood. 1 all of Sheridan; his grandparents, Mr. . ' Mrs. Will iam Iladdon sr.. of Sheridan and Mr Sarah Woodall of Salt Lake1 City. Pallbearers Included James i Daeges. C. H. Houser . Glenn Grau-' er, Andy Imith, and Melvin and i DeArmond es. . i Mrs. Clarence Arney SHERIDAN Mrs. Clarence Ar ney of Sheridan died Decerr.ber 21 in a Portland hospital aft.-r the birth of a son. Survivors are her husband, the in' on, her par- i ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hulac.l Funeral arrangements have not' yet been completed. Emll Dur- SHF ID AN Emil Durheim. C7. wno died last week after a short 1 l.lneii, was a Sheridan mid en t. The- Stat man. Salem. Or, To day, Decmkec 18. It S3 3 'ces wer held Saturday, from the Sher! Funeral home, with Intermit In Green Crest Memor ial park. Survivors are two dau ghters, Berclre Kadel of EherkUa and Irene HadeU of lUTlstm; and two sons, Harold of BivimiP and Howard of rails. Wash. f . lexanders 441 COUI1 GIVES GREEN STAMPS Ths new Sheridan post office building will 1 completed within 90 days it has been announced. Construction will begin in the near future, with Howard Brothers of McMinnville as contractors. J. A. Newton of Willamina is owner and builder. The lease on the building occupied by the post office now expires March 9, 1951. Winners in the letter to Santa Claus contest here are: group At David Spencer, Renee Jossi, George McMahilL Terry Chrisman, Joan Neely and Patty Krauthoe ten croup B, Sandra Weiker, Jo Ann Matusch, Dale Kadell, Oar land McMahill, Judy Hulett, and Loma McKibben; group C, Berna dine Johnson, Bruce Halseth, " zr garet Daeges, Saundra Lingscheit, Linda Loomis and Sandra Lane. Six prizes were awarded in each group, first prize, ' $3.00; second, $2.00; third, $1.50 and three prizes of $1.00 each. Men who have reached" their 1 8th birthday may now register for selective service with city re corder H. N. Burchell at t' - city halL He is now, the official regis- t i U CUM i . - Auburn Group Holds Party Statesman New Servte AUBURN The "Cooketts," 4-H cooking club, held its Christmas party at the home of their leader, Mrs. Frc Freier. uames. rerresn- ments and the singing of carols and the exchange of gifts were on the Droeram. Mrs. Freier jave the gins their record books and new cook books. There were eight members present. The January 13 meeting will be in the aome of Janice Long. The December meeting of the ! Au' -i Mothers club was held at the school house. Christmas treats, which were provided by the teach ers and the club, were sacked. A business meeting was conducted by the preside it. Mrs. Charles Fesk- trar for this community for selec- "JZtl., live service. Office hours will be Charles Barney were appointed as o io j i . c i o a comnuiiee w yuituoac uwucu w tu a a.m. aim l wj u.iii., auu o I, . . . . ,. v to 12 on Saturdays. tp. f " Gilbert D. Wolfer of Sheridan, ,-, ,nr.i kitrhen. Th-v are stationed at Westover air rce to marked with the name of the base in Massachusetts, has been schooL There were H mothers pre- piuinuieu iu me graae ot a cor-sen purai. The heaviest day of mail at the local post office was again on De cember 18 this year, when over 12,500 pieces of mail were hand led. This exceeds the all time rec ord established last year. A mail and parcel post delivery was made by the post office Sunday. The junior class of L-eridan high school gave the senior a prom at tne nig.i school this week, and carried out the theme "Harbor Lights." Van Armitage and his or chestra furnLhed the music. Ann Beardslee, president of the high school -tudent body, auctioned off a used phonograph at a recent stu d nt body meeting, and Bill Byer ly was high bidder with a bid of $3.02. The student body also voted to donate to the Christmas cheer fund. 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