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10 Thm Owqon Stat man. SaUm. Ow Monday. May 26, 1952 THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS From Th C-gon Statesman's VaHy Corrtpon6tiH Five Graduates Wait Exercises At Buena Vista BUENA VISTA Eugene Brown, eighth grade instructor in the Buena Vista School, and his class of five girls are busy preparing for the graduation exercises which will be held at the Buena Vista Community Hall Wednesday, May 18, at eight o'clock. Dr. Matthew Thompson from OCE will be the speaker. Graduates are Joan Cain, Katheryn Wallace, Donna Gray, Maxine Fickel, and Judy Lundberg. The last meeting till fall of the Buena Vista Farmers Union will be held at the Community Hall June 3. Glenn Klein of Aumsville, an exchange student who spent some time in New Zealand, will tell of his experiences and show slides. The local extension unit held the last meeting of the current year Friday. Mrs. P. A. Wells and Mrs. W. R. Pruiett demonstrated "Making Drapes". New officers installed for the coming year by Mrs. Cecil Hultman, a past chair man, were: Chairman. Mrs. Leo Calles; vice chairman, Mrs. L. H. Ward, secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Harold Busby. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graber are entertaining this week for Mr. Graber's sisters. Mrs. Albert Cos tello of Orange Cove, Calif., and Mrs. Bernard Harth of Racine, Wis. Lincoln Graduation Exercises Wednesday LINCOLN - Graduation exer cises will be presented Wednes day, May 28 at 8 p. m. at Lin coln school house for four eighth grade Graduates, under the direc tion of the instructor, Mrs. Rich ard Hirsch. Salutatorian will be Daniel Nisly. class prophecy, Le Roy Williams, clas will, Allan Meissner, valedictorian, Kathleen Hicks. Rev. Walter S. Frederick will give the address. Mrs. H. D. Burns, will present diplomas and L. I. Mickey will give the invo cation. Vnltev -Uriels I'nion Hill - Mrs. Ernest Speed is resting nicely at her home fol lowing an automobile accident last week. She received a broken col lar bone and other injuries. Her daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. Helen Wil liams, came to assist in the care of Mrs. Speed. Zena - The three graduates of Zena grade school. Eileen Nash, Lyle Whitney and Lyle Dicken son will be honored at an after noon community picnic on the school grounds Thursday, May 29. Union Hill - Mr and Mrs. J. C. Krenz '-.ill be hosts of the Union Hill Betterment committee which will meet at their home Tuesday, May 27th, at 8:00 p. m. for it's regular monthly meeting. Jefferson - Sidney community rias donated $90 towards the an nual cancer funds drive. Solicita tion in that district was headed by Mrs. William Wiederkehr and Mrs. Jake Gilmour. WiUamina - An election is sche duled June 5 from 2 to 8 p. m. at the high school for Union High .School District 7 of Yamhill, Polk and Tillamook counties, for the purpose of voting to increase the tax lew for the district for the year 1952-53 over the amount lim ited by the Constitution of Oregon. Aurora - The directors of Au rora Rural Fire Department have purchased two (2 Handilites for the Aurora Trucks at Station 1. E. C. Smith is local Distributor of the Handilite. . Lyons - The pre-school mothers held their last meeting and dinner of the year by going to the Chi nese Tea Garden in Salem. A general discussion was held and election of officers for the coming year, Mrs. Phylis Power was e lected president and Mildred Arn onson secretary. Those making the trip were Eleanor Christenson, Doreen Helemn, Irene Lantzer, Mildred Arnonson, Rose Thay er, Alice Huber, Bernice Bridges, Helen Johnston, Phylis Power, Gypsy Weaver, Beth Prideaux, Bonnie Bowers. ASSOCIATED FUEL OILS oCoucb 6 HOME FUEL CO. SS 24119 K 5- I Women Meet At Union Hill UNION HILL - Mrs. Vernyj Scott with Mrs. Guy Scott as co hostess entertained the Union Hill Home Extension Unit which met at the "home of the former Tuesday May 20th for an all day meeting commencing at 10:30 in the morn ; ing. Mrs. June Burke demonstrat ed Housekeeping shortcuts during the afternoon meeting. Mrs. J. C. Krenz acted as in stalling officer and installed Mrs. Clarence Brownell who will 6e the i unit chairman for the coming year. ! Mrs. Fred Jarvil and Mrs. Robert Morrison were unable to be pres ent. They will be installed at a later date. Graduation Set Wednesday At Willamina Statriman Newt Service WILLAMINA Graduation ex ercises are set for Wednesday evening, May 28, at 8 p.m. for eighth grade students at the grade school gym. Those in the gradu ating class this year include James Alexander, Richard Allen, Irene Banyard, Fred Bartlett, David Blanchard, David Booth, Gel-aid Bowen, James Bryant Wilmer. Carter, Royrion Cham bers, Alan Conaway, Richard Doyle, Ruth Duggan, Dennis Ellis, Gloria Fendall, Gordon Fowler, Deanna Furth, Thomas Ham, Walt Hanson. Howard Henderson, Joyce Hil liard, Ronald Holstad, Beverly Hubbard, Harry Hubbard, Carl Hubbell. Floyd James, Guy Kas nick, Shirley Keller, Velda Lee, Shirley Mackie, Darrell Maxfield, Lawrence Mendenhall, Darlene Page, J a n e 1 1 e Porter, Merle Schaeffer, Julie Shetterly, Frances Smith, Fred Stanhope. Kathryn Taylor, Delpha Tisdel, Sharon Turner, Janet Wade and Celia Porter. C of C Meets At Jefferson Statesman News Service JEFFERSON The Jefferson Chamber of Commerce at their regular meeting Tuesday night in the city hall, discussed work and progress of the cannery board, . with Ivan Sutton, presenting the highlights of tile board's activities in the past few weeks. Plans were presented and discussed pertain- ing to the annual community j picnic. j It was decided not to sponsor a ball club here this summer, rec- i ommending that business men j rather than the Chamber sponsor the team because all of the games will be played at Albany, and ' none here at home. j The Chamber extends an invi- j tation to all interested to attend j their regular openhouse meetings, j helping make this a better com- j munitv in which to live. i UNION PACIFIC When you think of travel i t . think Union Pacific. You'll enjoy the smooth ride over a cushioned roadbed . . . the inviting dining car meals, the luxurious lounges and comfortable Pullman and coach accommodations. You'll arrive at your destination refreshed 1 1 1 ready for business or pleasure. NEXT TRIP AND EVERY TRIP GO UNION PACIFIC THREE FINE TRAINS DAILY TO AND FROM THE EAST mPngAM.ClTY OP PORTLAND" "P Oft TLA MD ROtt" IDAHO AN" CONVENIENT SCHEDULES . . . LOW PARES -. Wm'll Jktip plan yotr trip Aikftr aammtifmlly tlUstrmted baakUt M "VACATIONS EAST" OCNEtAl PASSBtOft Dm. Room 73 1 Pittock Block Portland 3, Oregon VOt PSPPIPA1U TMAH0TAT10N...gW SktCiC... S UNION PACIFIC Lyons Woman Visiting Son In Iowa Town Mrs. Ed Hargreaves is spending two weeks at Sioux City, Iowa, at the home of her son Mrs. and Mr. Bruce Hargreaves, to see her new grandson Larry Allen born May 4. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons with their daughter Mrs. Ed Gisler of Marion left Thursday morning for Klamath, California, where they will visit at the home of their son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jobe of Portland have purchased the Question Mark cafe from Mr. and Mrs. Riser, and have taken pos session. The Risers have owned and operated the cafe for several years. James Phelps underwent major surgery at the Salem Memorial Hospitz.1. He is reported conva lescing nicely. Mt. Jefferson Lumber Company mill resumed operations again Monday morning after a three weeks shut down due to the strike. The Womens Society of Chris tian Service held their work day at the community hall Tuesday afternoon. The time was spent in quilting. An all day meeting is planned for next Tuesday. Mrs. Rinke Feenstra, Reta Cru son, Alta Bodeker and Orpha Roye attended the officers train ing meeting held at the Metho dist Church in Salem Friday for the sub district of the Womens Society of Christian Service. Bethel Park Activity Noted Statesman News Serire BROOKS The Rev. and Mrs. George Bacon had as their guests this week their son and his wife from Anacortes, Wash. Mrs. Harold Fite resigned from her job in Salem, and has ac cepted work in Brook- as mana ger and clerk in the Tischler Store wept of the tracks. She will oc cupy the Tischler apartment tem porarily. The Rev. Steryl Speese has started construction on a small home at Bethel Park. He is also helping the camp manager doing some plastering in the administra tion building. Rev. Arthur Greyell of Port Orchard, Wash , visited the A. H. Jensen home Tuesday. Greyell and Jensen graduated in the same class from Bible SchooL Valley Obituaries Jesse Francis Wilcox AUMSVILLE Funeral services were held Saturday in Stayton for Jesse Francis Wilcox of Aums ville who died Wednesday at the age of 72. Burial was in the Aumsville cemetery. Wilcox was born in Bull Citv, Kan., Feb. 3, 1880. Surviving are the widow, Har riett Wilcox, Aumsville; children, Mrs. Doris Callaghan, Willits, Calif., Asa Wilcox, Aumsville, Mrs. Jean Davenport, Elk City, Mrs. " i n a Davenport, Seeley Iake, Mont., Roy Wilcox, Aums ville, Mrs. Deana Widows, Burt Woods, Mrs. Montana Bradshaw, Lyons and Mrs. Madge Murray Stevensville, Mont. nmr ncz II II II II V State College Graduation Cere Set monies Annual commencement exer cises for seven campuses of the Oregon State System of Higher Education and speakers were an nounced Saturday by the State Board of Higher Education. Oregon State College is to hold its exercises June 9 with approxi mately 1,200 candidates for de grees, including a record number of 35 Ph. D.'s. Exercises are to be held in the Coliseum; with A. S. Grant, a Baker attorney, rep resenting the Board. No speaker has been announced. At the Uni versity of Oregon approximately 1,300 candidates for degrees will take part in the exercises at Mc Arthur Court June 15. Speaker at the exercise is to be Rev. Rob ert J. McCracken, Riverside Church. New York City, N. Y., C. F. Chambers, Salem, represent ing the Board. On June 13, the University of Oregon Medical School at Port land is to present approximately 69 degrees with Dr. J. B. Bilder back, M. D., clinical professor of pediatrics, the speaker, and Mrs. E. B. MacNaughton, Portland, rep resenting the Board. The Univers ity of Oregon Dental School at Portland wil hold exercises June 12, with approximately 66 candi dates for degrees. The speaker is to be Marshall Dana, assistant to the president of the U. S. Na tional Bank, Portland. Dr. R. E. Kleinsorge, Silverton, represent ing the board. The Oregon College of Educa tion at Monmouth is to hold its exercises June 4, 2:30 p. m.. in Campbell Hall with approximately 275 candidates for degrees and certificates. The speaker and rep resentative of the Board is Edgar W. Smith, Portland. 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