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Statesman News Service
Monmouth, Independence to
Hold Reception for Teacher
Who Won National Acclaim
lUtnmti Newt ferric
MONMOUTH A pablic reeep
tin fr Miss Margaret Perry,
k.Mred this week u aatioaal
"Teacher .f the Year. win be
held aext Wednesday from 44:M
.m. at the Oregoa College .'
Educatioa faculty lounge ia the
library building, the college aa
Bonnced Friday,
Civic organization of Indepen
dence and Monmouth are sponsor
lac the reception aad open house.
Invitations are being extended
to Got. and Mrs. Paul Patterson,
Charles Byrne, chancellor of the
state system of higher edacatioa;
State School Supt Rex Pataam,
Walter Leth aad Joseph D. Rog
ers, Polk County legislators; also
to superintendents aad principals
f school districts la this area.
It is hoped that many former
graduates of Monmouth schools
also will attend, OCE reported.
Miss Perry aad two of her Mon-
month fourth-grade papilsare ex
pected home Moaday from a trip
East where they met President
Eisenhower aad received the aa-
tional award.
Logging Starts .
Near Municipal
Park at Silyerton
- lUUnua Mm Servtto
SILVERTON Cutting of tim
ber on the hillside and fringe
area around the city-owned Cool
idge oc.McClaine Park got under
way Friday by Reed Brothers of
Molalla for Eureka Acres, Inc.
owners of the property.
It was estimated that about
250 mature trees,, some very
large, will be. taken out, requir
ing 200. truck loads.
Loezine of the tract is exDect-
ed to be completed by mid-June.
Logs will be hauled to Lowes
Mill in Molalla.
H; Schefers,
Mt Angel, Dies
Statesman Newt Strvlf
MT. ANGEL Final rites ior
Henry Schefers, 83, Mt. Angel resi
dent for nine years, will be held
at S:15 a.m. Monday at St Mary's
Catholic Church here.
Schefers was born Aug. S, 1872,
at Richmond,, Minn., and died
Thursday at a rest home in Subli
mity. He was married July 6, 1897,
to Gerrtude Berscheid who died
March 7.
- The rosary win be recited at 8
p.m. Sunday-at St. Mary's Church
Interment will be at Calvary Ceme
tery under direction of the Ekman
Mortuary of Suverton. -
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Joseph Wessels. Mt. Angel,
and Mrs. Paul Blenkush, Silver-
ton; six sons, Roman, ML Angel,
Linus, Westminster, Calif.; Wilfred,
Medford; Florian. Park Rapids,
Mbm.; Urban, Pittsford, N. Y.;
and Wendelin, Portland, a brother,
John Schefers, St. Joseph, Minn.;
sister, Mrs. Antone Brim, Pine
City, ' Minn.; numerous grandchil
dren 'and one great-grandchild.'
WA-Inch Trout
Wins Children's
Derby at Keizer
. SUteiman News Senrleo
KEIZER Keith Nelson took first
prize in the fishing derby for 12 to
16 yeaf-olds. A 144 inch trout top
ped all entries in that group to win
him a spinning rod and reel. Sec
ond prize went to David G. Corn
stock and third prize went to Ger
ald Whitehurst.
me fishing derby, which was
sponsored by a neighborhood mer
chant, also had a contest for chil
dren 11 and younger. First prize
went to Tom Gourley with a catch
of 134 inches. A girl, Karen Lee,
was second with a 13-inch catch.
Douglas Mekkers took third place
with a 11-mch fish.
DOUBLE TAKE
TOLEDO, Ohio tf Patrolman
Francis Smitley should get some
kind of an award for efficiency.
Following a motorist he said was
traveling 56 in a 40-mile-per-hour
zone, Smitley noticed another car
gaining on him from behind. He
arrested both drivers for speeding.
Green
Hazel
Graduation Set
lutein News Service
HAZEL GREEN Eighth-grade
graduation exercises at Hazel
Green School will be held at 8 p.m.
Wednesday.
Paul Maynard is raledictorian
and Edward Haury is salutatorian.
Other graduates are Danny Low
ery, Dennis Wohlgemuth, Carl Cot
ner, Gerald McClaughry.
Betty Sanders, rural school su
pervisor, will speak.
The school picnic will be held
next Thursday noon at. SetUemier
Park in Woodburn.
800 Summer Students Due
At O CE; Faculty Completed
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I Utosaua News Service
MONMOUTH Dr. Floyd B. Albin, director of the summer
session at Oregon College of Education, has anounced that arrange
ments for summer school faculty have been completed. ' i
In addition to the regular college staff,- eleven have bees
added to teach summer school courses to an expected enrollment
of approximately 800 students.
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Valley
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Statesman News Service-
Brooks The annual school
picnic will be held at l p. m.
Wednesday at the Brooks School-
grounds.
North Howell Gospel artist
Bob" Williams will be at North
HoweU Community Church May
24-29 when services are sched
uled nightly at 8 o'clock except
Saturday. Williams features
rapidly - drawn sketches using
brilliant colors.
Sweet Home Dr. Howard W,
Runkel,' professor of speech at
Willamette University, will de
liver the baccalaureate address
at Sweet Home Union High
School Sunday evening at 8. The
educator wil speak to graduates
on "Making a Life in This Won
derful World."
Gervais Baccalaureate serv
ices for Gervais Union High
School will be held at 8 p. m.
Sunday at the school auditorium.
A film, "Dust or Destiny" will
be shown and the Rev. Ernest
Tremblay of the Presbyterian
wiU offer the invocation. The
Presbyterian choir will sing un
der direction of Wendell Kirk.
Labish Center Children's
Day will be observed June S at
the Evaneglical-United Brethren
Sunday School. Mrs. Lyle.Klam-
pe and Mrs. Roy Tyler are ar
ranging a program which will
be presented at 10 a. m.
Silverton A 6:30 no-host sup
per is planned for Monday night
preceding business meetings of
the American Legion ana Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary. Gold Star
Mothers and their husbands will
be honored during the supper
hour. Mrs. Lewis Hall is chair
man of supper arrangements.
Brooks Graduation exercises
for 13 students at Brooks Ele
mentary School will be held at
8 p. m. Tuesday, Iwana Perlich
is valedictorian and Beverley
Cuff is salutatorian. The PTA
recently honored graduating stu
dents at a party at which host
esses were Mrs. Silas Perlich,
Mrs. Ray Hillyer and Mrs. Oran
Lowery
. Dr. John T. Wahlquist, president
of San Jose State College (Calif.),
will teach - a two-week workshop
course "Foundations of Education."
vt. ue rata
Read, associate
professor of edu
cation at Kent
State University
(Ohio) will team-
up with another
visiting profes
sor, Dr. Eugene
'Dawson of Kan
sas State Teach
ers College to
teach a work
shop course in "Moral and Spirit
ual Values."
Teaching educational psychology
and psychology of learning will be
Dr. Clifford J. Corley, assistant di
rector of admis
sions at the Uni
versity of M i s-
soun. These
courses will be
offered during
the regular sum
mer session.
Dr. Lloyd F.
Sunderman,
chairman of the
department of
music at the Uni
versity of Toledo (Ohio), will teach
a workshop course in "Musk in
the Classroom.
An Oregon trained teacher and
ex-Fulbright exchange teacher in
England, who is at present a
teacher in the Chapman School in
Portland, Miss Percie M. Miles
will teach English composition and
supervise the first grade in the
campus laboratory school.
Miss Florence Beardsley, direc
tor of elementary education for
Oregon, will teach a workshop in
elementary education, and Miss
Constance Weinman of Salem Pub
lic Schools will teach an audio-visual
course. '
Miss Clara Stoner, principal of
a Portland school, will teach Eng
lish composition and supervise a
grade in the laboratory school.
Dr. Oliver Hekitzelman, associ
ate professor of geography at Ore
gon State College, will be respon
sible for four courses in geography.
Gnnn to Return
Dr. Henry M. Gunn, former Ore
gon College of Education president
and now superintendent of schools
in Palo Alto, Calif., will teach, a
workshop course in "Supervision of
the Elementary School." Henry
Tetz, superintendent of schools in
the Monmouth Independence dis
trict, will handle courses in "His
tory of the Pacific Northwest and
"Oregon Organization and Law.'
- The summer session starts June
13 and will run for eight weeks to
Aug. 5. The two-week ' workshops
and short courses start on June 13,
June 27, July 11 and July 25. Post
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Dies, lived
At Sublimity
Statesman News Service
SUBLIMITY Final rites for Ja
cob Frank, 86, a resident of mis
area for 52 years, will be held at
8:15 ajn. Monday at St. Boniface
Catholic Church here.
The rosary will be recited at
7:30 p.m. both Saturday and Sun
day at the church. '
Frank died Thursday at his home
here. He. farmed for many years
near Sublimity before retiring.
Born Sept 14, 1868. at Clearfield,
Pa., he married Margaret Lulay on
Dec. 26, 1900, at Cumberland, Md.,
and they settled in this district in
1903.
Surviving beside his wife are 13
children, John A. Frank, William
J., Lawrence A., Walter A, and
Leonard A. Frank, all of Sublimity;
Father Clement Frank, Mt, Angel;
Sister Marcine, Beaverton; Mrs.
Irene Lyons, Clifton Forge, Va.;
Amandas J., Stayton; Sister-Ruth,
Convent Queen of Angels ; Mrs.
Agnes Zwick, Holly, Colo.; Mrs.
Rita Roberts, Aumsville; Mrs.
marceua Manner, Mioumuy; a
brother, Fred Frank, Arlington.
Tex.; 33 grandchildren and two
greatgrandchildren.
A son. The Rev. Mr. Frank, will
be celebrant of the requiem high
mass, assisted by the Rev. Joseph
Scherbrkig. Interment will be at
the Catholic Cemetery under di
rection of the Weddle Mortuary,
Stayton.
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Await Grads
At Mt. Angel
' Statesman Mows Servteo
MT. ANGEL ML Angel Wom
en's College and ML Angel Acad
emy will hold annual graduation
exercises In the college auditorium
Friday night, June ,3, with 57 re
ceiving diplomas.
Fifteen students wiU receive
their teacher certificates and 42
will graduate from the high school
The Rev. Abbot Darnian Jentges
will confer the diplomas and hon
ors and Rev. James Koessler, a
graduate of San Anselmo College
in Rome. Italy, will address the
graduates.
The Rev. Sebastian ' Terhaar,
school chaplain, will officiate at the
baccalureate mass and deliver the
sermon on graduation day when
services will be held in the chapel
at 9 a.m.
Evergreen School
To Graduate Five
. Statesman News Service -
SILVERTON Eighth grade
graduation exercises will be held
Monday night at ! Evergreen
School, with George Kaufman,
chairman of the school board, to
present the diplomas. The school
will give a program of choruses
and group songs. M. B. Ford,
principal of the Silverton s Eu
gene Field School will give the
address.
Receiving diplomas will be
Annadele Kellerhals, Howard
Hari, Melvin- Kaufman, Leonard
Simpson and Karen Oveross.
Births x
At Valley Hospitals
Statesman News Service
STAYTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul E. Meeks. Turner route 1, a
son. May 19, at Santiam Memorial
Hospital.
WILLAMINA To Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Moen, Willamina, a son,
May 15 at McMinnville Hospital.
SHERIDAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Cooley, Sheridan, a boy,
May IS at McMinnville General
Hospital.
' To Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thomson,
Grand Ronde, a daughter, May 16
at McMinnville Hospital.
session workshops and post session
courses start on Aug. 8 and 15.
Summer school information and
catalogs may be obtained by writ
ing to the Resistrar at Oregon Col
lege of Education.
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Montgomery New VFW Commander
Statesman News Service
SILVERTON Richard Mont
gomery has been elected , com
mander of the Veterans of For
eign Wars Post here and will be
installed June 22.
Other officers to be installed
with Montgomery are Vester Sey
dell, senior vice commander; BUI
Scheckelford, junior vice com
mander; Clarence Greenfield,
quartermaster; Keith Berg, adju
tant; William Schecher, post ad
vocate; Tom Lynch, chaplain;
Ralph Freeman, surgeon; Harry
Hagedorn, ! officer of the day;
Robert Edgerton, service officer;
Keith Berg, Mark Wentzel and
Ronald Syron, trustees.
WEEKLY WORK DAY?
KOKOMO, Ind. (fl Things may
be different in another 25 years
if you can hold out that long. Or.
J. Hart Walsh, dean of education
at Butler University in Indianapo
lis, told the Rotary Club the work
week may be only S to 10 hours
by 1980.
Miss Donna Henry
SHERIDAN Graveside services
were held at Sheridan Masonic
Cemetery for Miss Donna Henry,
62, who died in McMinnville.
Miss Henry was a school teacher
most of her life. She is survived
bya niece, Mrs. Jean McReynolds
Lausen of Depoe Bay.
David Blanchard
SHERIDAN Services were held
in McMinnville' for David Elmer
Blanchard, 75, Sheridan, who died
from injuries received in a farm
accident on May 3. He had been in
a Portland hospital since the acci
dent Interment was in Harmony
Cemetery near Sheridan.
He was born July 2, 1879, at Su
perior, Wis., and' had lived here
for 21 years.
Survivors are his wife, Laura, of
Sheridan; three sons, Charles of
Elgin, Vance of Klamath Falls and
Vera of Bend; three daughters,
Mrs. Dora Thomas of Sheridan,
Mrs. Waneta Colson of Port Orford.
and Mrs. Mona Morey of Salem;
two brothers, Clarence of Sheridan
and Myron of Tillamook; three sis
ters, Mrs. Mamie Davis of Wren,
Mrs. Jenny Hostetler of Salem and
Mrs. Bertha Branson of Indepen
dence; also 17. grandchildren and
10 great grandchildren. -
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