If Tho Stat man. Salem. Otjot. Thursday. May M ,
THERMAL LEY NEWS COLUMNS
From The Oregon Statesman's Valley Correspondents
Valley Girls Win Honors at School for Deaf
Pupil
Punctual
Wins Award
At Mill City
Statesman Newt Servics
MILL CITY Diplomas were
presented to members of the eighth
grade class of Mill City Grade
School Wednesday night.
Richard Crook, a member of the
graduating class, received an
award for eight years of attending
school without being absent or
tardy.
Ramon Roberts, chairman of the
school board, presented diplomas
to the following:
LaVerne Whaley, Roland Um
phress, Charles Towell, Marjorie
Thomas, Robert Slettner, Bertha
Shelton, Ralph Russell, Del.ie Ro
ten, Allen Ray, Phyllis Provost,
Barbara Podrabsky, Diane Peter
eon, Thomas O'Leary, Emma Nich
ols, Winifred Murrary, Ardis
Meeks, Bonnie McGinnis, Marlene
Lovell, Edward Leach, Richard
Keyes, Truman Jones, Evelyn
Johnson, Arthue Hedge Jr., Larry
JIarrington.
Edward Gregory, Alice Goble,
Dean Glunz, Rosalie Flemming,
Norma Downer, Richard Crook,
June Cox, Lora Bickett, Josephine
Bell, Maurice Bassett, Bonnie Bai
ley, Kenneth Andrews, Karen An
dreassen, and Mary Anderson.
Memorial Day Rites
Due at Pioneer Church
Statesman News Service
GERVAIS Annual Memorial
Day services will be held at
2 p.m. Friday at Pioneer Church,
about four miles southeast of Ger
vais. The Rev. Ernest Tremblay,
pastor of Gervais Presbyterian
Church, will speak.
A short business meeting will
follow with Gordon Jones, presi
dent of Pioneer Cemetery Associa
tion, in charge.
Dorothy Nelson, Aurora (left), and Nedra Schulke, Silverton, who are
valedictorian and salatatorian, respectively, at Oregon State School
for the Deaf where commencement exercises will be held at 1:30
p.m. Friday. The public Is invited. I
Candidates File
For School Board
Posts at Silverton
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SILVERTON Competition for
the June 9 school board election
here is assured with three candi
dates already in the running for
two positions.
Herman Goschie will seek re
election. He was appointed last
fall to fill the unexpired term of
C. C. Parton who resigned after
three months in office. Also seek
ing this office will be Elvin Alm
quist, building contractor, whose
petitions were completed and
signed Tuesday.
Lloyd Larsen, board chairman
who has served two terms, will
not seek re-election. First peti
tion to be completed for this term,
a five-year one, is that of Ted
Rutherford, manager of Copeland
Yards at Silverton.
Others being urged to run in
clude R. G. Smith and Dr. W. E.
Grodrian.
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52 Graduates
On St. Mary's
School Roll
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MT. ANGEL St. Mary's Grade
School will graduate 52 eighth
graders at commencement exer
cises in the school auditorium on
Thursday at 8 p.m.
Speakers will be the Rev. Albert
Bauman, OSB, of Mt. Angel Ab
bey and Mrs. Agnes Booth, county
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will be presented by Dr. C. J. Eb
ner, school board chairman. Com'
mander Clarence J. Ebner of the
Legion Post will award certifi
cates of merit to the outstanding
boy and girl of the school.
The graduates are: Lucille Bentz,
Joyce Bean. James Beyer, Mar
lene Brock, Ronald Brinkman, Le-
Vaughn Chaudoin, Kathleen
Butsch, Michael Davlin, Jerome
Ebner, Lorraine Duda, Timotay
Fennimore, Claire Ebner, Robert
Ebner, Julia Foltz, Jeanette Gries
enauer, Loreen Ertelt, Daniel
Hackett, Eugene Fennimore, Judith
Ficker, Betty Lou Hessel, Patrick
Fisher.
Jane Gaul, Robert Hockett,
Charles Hof fer, Irma Kaiser, Maur"
ita Jaeger, Adolf Klein, Albert
Miessner, Robert Kruse, Wilma
Kimlinger, Mary Manion, Maxine
Mucken, Wallace Pfaff,- Sandra
prosser, Maurice Sauser, Mar
garet Schwab, Martha Singler, An
ton Singler, Gilbert Sprauer, Noel
Hamel, Alice Tate.
Joany Michels, Martina Otter,
Mary Ann Richter, Marlene Seifer,
Ronald Schwab, Patricia Schmitz,
Rita Singler, Kenneth Wachter,
Thomas Wachter, Hildegarde Wes
sels and Katherine Woodley.
Willard, Centerview
School Reunion Slated
Stat man Newt Service
SILVERTON The 14th annual
Willard and Centerview Schools
reunion will be held Sunday at
Willard School starting at 1 p.m.
with a basket dinner.
Following the dinner a pro
gram and business meeting will
be held. Albert Mueller of Day
ton is president, and Pearl An
drews of Silverton is secretary.
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Legion Poppy
Sale Netted
$191, Mt. Angel
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MT. ANGEL Poppy Chairman
Dora Gores reported at the Legion
Auxiliary meeting Tuesday night
that $191 - had .been realized
through the Memorial Poppy cam
paign. Ten per cent of the amount will
go to disabled veterans. The rest
will be divided, half to be sent to
department for care of veteran's
families, the other half to remain
here for use for needy veteran's
children.
President Ida Hoffer said the
Auxiliary had been invited to take
part in the veterans' march to
the cemetery on Memorial Day in
stead of joining them at the cem
etery gates as has been customary
of late years. The invitation was
accented and it was also voted to
have the Gold Star mothers ride
in the parade. Mrs. Gores will
drive the car.
The next dance for married peo
pie, Legion and Auxiliary mem
bers will be held in the Legion
Hall Friday night, June 6.
Mrs. Clifford Norton reported
she had been requested to have
Mt. Angel Unit sponsor a party
at Portland Veterans Hospital dur
ing July or August. The sugges
tion was accepted.
Mrs.. Lucht also urged canvass
ing for seven more members to
reach the 100 membership num
ber which would entitle the unit
to four delegates at the conven
tion. Mrs. Dorothy Bisenlus reported
25 babies had received attention
at the Well Child clinic, and Mrs.
Gores listed the following mem
bers either hospitalized or on the
sick list: Mrs. Charles Hafner,
Mrs. Mike Landwing, Miss Monica
Traeger and Mrs. Cletus Butsch.
Valley
Briefs
Statesman News Service
Four Corners Thursday will be
Play Day at Lincoln School here.
Students will return Tuesday be
tween 1:30 and 2 p.m. for final
report cards.
Silverton Lt. and Mrs. D. Neil
Rose arrived Monday from Camp
Roberts, Calif., to be guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Parzy
Rose for a month.
ter of Mrs. Margaret Hunt, has
been awarded a 4-H scholarship
for the 10-day summer school at
Corvalns.
Willamlna John Mode, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Mode, has
written his parents that he has
reached Hawaii and is en route to
Japan. He is in the Navy.
Rosedale The annual last-day
school picnic at Rosedale School
will be held Thursday noon. Those
attending are to bring table ser
vice. Classes will be held In the
morning.
Silverton Miss Patricia Brandt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H
Brandt, will play harp selections at
the BPW meeting at 6:45 p.m. on
Tuesday at Toney's Cafe. Mayor
Errol Ross will talk on plans for a
new city library and will explain
the purpose of the 500 Library
Club. Afficers will be installed.
Four Corners C. C. Morris, who
underwent surgery at a Salem hos
pital recently, was reported im
proving Wednesday.
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WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Vistlca of Route X, Woodburn,
received this photo of their son, PFC C. Ivan Vistlca. 23, taken
while he was on guard duty on one of the hlfhest hills on the
Korean battlefront. Young- Vistlca is a graduate of Woodburn High
School and previously fanned with his father In this area. He has
been In Korea since December.
CLOSING OUT
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Sick List Shrinks
In Willamina Area
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WILLAMINA Many people
who have been ill here are now
recovering. Karen Kauble, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kauble,
is home from a five-day stay at
the hospital where it was dicovered
she is suffering from rheumatic
fever.
C. W. Schukar Is now home from
the hospital where he was con
fined a week. John McCauley was
in the McMinnville hospital sev
eral days under doctor's care.
Roy Hubbard injured his hand
last week in the woods. It was
crushed while he was working.
Mrs. Moses Miller underwent sur
gery at the McMinnville hospital
Monday. She reportedly has been
very ill.
Mrs. Jess Myers was taken to
the General hospital in McMinn
ville Monday where she under
went surgery. Mrs. Harvey West-
by returned home Monday from '
Valley
Obituaries
Anna S. Bartvedt
SILVERTON Final rites for
Anna S. Bartvedt, 60, former Sil- j
verton resident, were held Wednes- j
day at Seattle, Wash. Born in Ca- I
berry, 111., she lived in Silverton !
from 1904 to 1911. She had resided
at Seattle since 1926. Survivors
include a brother, Edwards Woare,
Silverton.
VISITORS AT ROSEDALE
ROSEDALE Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Konrad of Windom, Minn.,
spent the past week visiting at the
Caryl Engers home. Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Cammack spent a few days
at Greenleaf, Idaho, where they
attended a Friends Church quar
terly meeting. They also visited
relatives there.
the hospital where she had been
over a week. She is improving.
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