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Statesman News Service
Woodburn Honor Students
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WOODBURN Dean Ward Bishoprick (left) and Karol Kay Rohde
(right, aboTe) are valedictorian and sslutatcjian of the Class of
- 1955 at Woodburn High School. There are 54 students in the senior
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Ruth Duggan
Wins Yamhffl
IOOF Contest
Statesman News Service
WILLAMINA Ruth Duggan of
McMinnville, formerly of Willa
mina, is one of 14 high school stu-
dents who received top honors in
the IOOF and Rebekah Lodge sixth
annual United Nations Pilgrimage
for Youth.. She will make a tour
of the United Nations this summer.
Ruth is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Duggan of McMinn
ville. Mrs. Duggan is a teacher
at the Willamina elementary
school. ' i
Miss Duggan won the McMinn
ville High School contest on her
essay entitled "What the United
Nations Means to Me." Other fac
tors considered were character.
leadership, contribution to her
community, welfare, scholarship,
interest in church or Sunday
School activities, and general fit
ness for and cooperation with the
entire' project. . :
Miss Duggan will leave about
July 5. and go through Washington
and British Columbia, to pick up
winning students in that area. The
group will then go across Canada
to Ottawa,, where! they will visit
parliament, and then on to New
York. They will return about Aug
ust 3.
Rainbow Girls .
Will Sponsor ?
Cancer Crusade
Statesman New Service :-
SILVERTON Rainbow Girls
will again sponsor the Cancer
Crusade in Silverton for the
American Cancer Society.
Miss Sharon Beals, Worthy Ad
visor of Ramona Assembly, Mrs.
W. Dale Lamar, acting Mother
Advisor and Mrs. Alan Brown, a
member of the Rainbow Advisory
Board, are making plans to con
duct a door-to-door campaign in
April. .,
'Mrs. James .Turnbull, Salem,
Marion County chairman of the
Cancer; Society, was a recent vis
itor in' Silverton to supervise ar
rangements for the drive. The
aid of all civic and fraternal or
ganizations, as well as citizens,
is being solicited.
Teachers Get New Contracts
Itatennan Newt Service,
TURNER At a recent school
board meeting . the following
teachers were re-elected for the
1955-56 school year: ,
Louis J. Uhr hammer, superin
tendent; Harold Dutton, agricul
ture; Milton Oralap, science and
math; Robert Stewart, algebra
and coach; Cal Hersey, political
science and coach; Lyle King,
world history and physical ed
boys. "
Ralph McKenzie, general sci
ence and political science; John
Seim, biology and science; Wil
liam Bissell, music; Eleanor De
Camp, home economics; Martha
Angue, commercial; Ruth Riches,
librarian and commercial.
. Mary Seim, English; Geraldine
Haner, English and dramatics;
Monte Middlebusher, physical
education girls; Richard Bas-
sien, driver training and indus
trial arts; David Evans, English
and journalism.
Bridgeport Folk
Hold Dance Party
Statesman News Service
BRIDGEPORT Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Murphy, gave a dance party
at their home Saturday evening,
Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Usher and Jimmy, Patty and
Marie 01eson,Ir. and Mrs. FlOyd
Nelson and Bobby, Jackie and
Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wiens and Diana and Duane, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Fairchild and Nor
man, Norma and George Ann,
Jim and Don Barnes, Mrs. Ira
DeWitt, and S. Ramsdell. i
Slafttmin, Salem, Ort., Friday, April I, 1955 Sc T7
Mt. Angel Scouts
Plan Paper .Drive
Statesman News Servict , '
MT. ANGEL The Boy Scouts
will conduct a paper drive Satur
day starting at 10 a. m., the trucks
leaving from Schmit's feed tore.
The trucks will take the scouts
on a canvass of the city to pick
up the papers. People are asked
to have the bundles of paper
placed where they may be readily
be seen from the street No maga
zines are wanted.
i People from rural districts are
asked to bring papers to Schmitt's
store. '
At the last meeting of the Scout
committee, it was decided to have
the Mt. Angel troop participate in
the Scout Circus at Waters Field,
Salem, on May 21.
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Valley
Briefs
Sublimity Girls Get Nurse Caps
Macleay The Macleay Grange
will hold a no-host supper at 7
?. m. at the Grange Hall, preced
ng the regular meeting. Mr. and
- Mrs. Nile Hilborn will show travel
pictures. . .
Falls City The Falls- City
JJetnodist Church will have its
' Toaster' programs on Sunday. April
. 10, at 8 p. m. The Sunday School
classes -will have a program, the
Methodist Youth Fellowship
group will present a play, and a
film will be shown. , '
Willamina Carl Blackwell,
ME 3c U. S. Navy, arrived home
this week with his dicharge. He
has . served the past two years
aboard the destroyer USS John
W. Thompson, near the Philip
pines, Indochina and Japan. '
Gervais Gervais Chapter 118,
Order of Eastern Star, will meet
Friday night "with Mrs. Allen
Deant worthy matron and J. P.
Aspinwall, worthy patron, presid
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mc-
Claughry and Mrs. Raymond Jef-!
- f erson are in charge of the social ;
hour, i i
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.Falls City Park Cawkins is
recovering from a serious case of
flu. He, was missed at the Christ
ian Church's evangelistic meet-
- ings but thought to be at the
home of .a friend in Salem. When
friends investigated a light at his
home Monday eveningthey found
him seriously ilL j
Oakdale Mr. and Mrs. Ward
CWheaton-and children, Donald
'and Michael, have' rented the
Linza Dennis home here. The
Wheatonn formerly lived in
North. Dallas. Wheatoa ism-1
ployed at the Willamette Valley j
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Statesman Newi Service
SUBLIMITY Miss Mary Jean
Ditter and Miss Eileen Van Dus
ea were among a class of 47 stu
dent nurses who received caps
and capes Sunday at Providence
Hospital School of Nursing in
Portland.
Many friends and relatives
from Sublimity-area attended. .
The ceremony marked the com
pletion of the first six months
of. a three-year training course.
Both girls graduated from St
Boniface High School here in
1954. , j
Miss Ditter is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene' Ditter. Miss
Van Dusen is the daughter of
Mrs. Melvin Van Dusen.
Liberty Street-Court Street
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Willamina C o rT. Charles
Kepford of - Grand Ronde and
Corp Douglas G. Warren of Wil-!
lamina were among a large group
of servicemen who arrived in Se- S
attle Monday from the Far Easf
aooara tne transport Marine
Lynx.
Lyons The St Patrick Catho- i
! lie Community Hall committee
will sponsor a cooked food sale
Saturday at the. Gas Heat Com-
pany offiee. . '
Hopewell A bridal shower
in honor of Mrs. Claude Tozer
(Lorna Gramm) is planned Mon
days at 8 p. m. at the Hopewell
EUB Church. Hostesses are Mrs.
George Frauendeiner, Mrs.
Blanche Cooper and Mrs. Frank
- Hersha. The couple was .married
'''March 18 at Stevenson.' Wash.,
and Tozer returned to his station '
in Missouri. Mrs. Tozer is com
: pleting her senior year at Amity
High School.
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STAYTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sharek, Mehama, a daugh
ter, March .29, at Santiam Mem-
onal Hospital.
WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs.
Sirouel Schwartz, Grand Ronde,
are parents of a son, born March
18, at McMinnville Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boundy of ;
McMinnville are parents of a son, i
born March 23 at the McMinville j
General: Hospital. He has been
named Michael Charles. Mr. and !
Mfs." Martin Myers of Willamina, j
and' Mrs.' J. W. Boundy of Mc-:
Minnville, are grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Payant of i
Grand Ronde are the parents ofjl
a son, Dorn Aiarcn at tne McMinn
. ville HospitaL
Mr. and t Mrs. Fred Kilgore of
Grand Ronde are parents of a
daughter, born March 22 at Dallas
Hospital.
MRS. EGGERT INJURED
OAKDALE Mrs. Ramon Eg
gert is recuperating from an
ankle1 injury incurred in a fall.
She tore the ligaments in her
ankle. .
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