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Silverton's Voters to Choose
Three School Board Directors
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SILVERTON Three directors
on Silverton School boards will
be elected at the regular elec
tion in June.
In 4-C, the elementary district,
the term of Herman Goschie, now
chairman, expires. Mrs. C. ' B.
Calkins, who with her family is
moving to Pendleton, has resign
ed and a member will be elected
to fill that vacancy. As yet, no
candidates have filed.
In the Union High School
board the terra of John Plas ex
pires, whether or not he will seek
Pedee School
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PEDEE The school will close
May. 27 and graduation will be
held for the eighth graders on
May 24 with Dr. Francis Haines,
professor of Social Science at
. OCE speaker. Graduates are Rich
ard Haggard, Stanley Sullivan,
Judy Kilmer, Harry Cummins and
John Landcaster.
Teachers for the next year will
be: Mrs. Alice Murphy, principal
and teaching seventh and eighth
graces; Donald Bostrom, fifth
and sixth;; Bonita Stone, third
and fourth; and Mrs. Ivan Wil
liams, first and second. Bostrom
is from Monmouth and Miss Stone
from Clackamas, and this is their
first contracts for here. Mrs. Wi
nona Sedivy, Monmouth, teacher
of the intermediate grades has re
signed an,l the term is being fin
ished by Mrs. Stella Moser Shaw
of Kings Valley.
Civic CluVs
Scholarship
To Ruth Cox
Statesmaa Newt Service
MONMOUTH At the annual
Civic Club luncheon at Monmouth
Hotel Thursday noon, the follow
ing new officers were seated:
Mrs. H. H. Hargreaves, president;
Mrs. M. L. Sugden, vice presi
dent; Mrs. E. N. Stebbins, secre
tary; and Mrs. E. K. Gentle, treas
urer.
Mrs. Homer Dodds, reporting
for the scholars-hip committee,
aid that Miss Ruth Cox, a sen
ior next fall at OCE, will receive
the annual scholarship from the
Civic Club, Miss Cox' parents
live in Colorado.
, Mrs.. C C Powell, of the cen
tennial committee, suggested that
members of the club and other
organizations work toward fur
ther beautification of the city
park, and of homes and gardens
as a step toward readiness for the
centenniall observance proposed
for 1958. The Civic Club voted
to concur in this plan.
Mrs. Vannie Dewey stated that
another hobby sale will be spon
sored by the Civic Club this summer.
re-election - has not been an
nounced. Final filing date - is
June 13. Nomination this year
is to be by petition.
Work on the annual budget is
being completed by both school
boards with the help of the bud
get committees appointed by the
respective boards.
Serving on the high school bud
get committee are Ralph Merr,
Joe Vachter, Victor Hadley, Earl
J. Adams and Eldred Caster.
The high school "board has de
cided to ask the voters to ap
prove a bond issue for $190,000
for additional building purposes.
Millage in the district is not ex
pected to exceed that of this
year, even with the retirement
of both bond issues and interest
on both, board members say.
The high school will be very
short of space next fall, Prin-!
cipal Milton : Baum states, and
may possibly have to schedule
an extra shift of class periods
beginning at 8 a.m. until the
needed space is provided.
A music teacher, Harold Beyer
of Reedsport, has been hired for
the high school to teach vocal
and instrumental music. He will
take the place of Justin Dyrud,
who has asked for a year's leave
to study at the .University -of
Oregon. s
The District 4-C budget will be
about $20,000 in addition to the
$362,000 which the district has
received from the Union High
School district for the sale of the
high school building and prop
erty. Serving on this budget
committee are Leo Lund, James
Ekman, R. B. Mallorie, Kenneth
Henum and Harlan Moe.
In the grade school, Lois Mul
cahey.of Salem has been hired
to teach first grade and Mrs.
Mary Reiling to teach primary
grades at Evens Valley, a part
of the - Silverton system. Miss
Olga Johnson, primary teacher,
who has taught in Silverton for
30 years, is retiring. Mrs. Alma
Swayze and Mrs. D. Williams
have resigned and their places
will be filled later.
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Staff and Key Elects at OCE
Statesman News Service
. MONMOUTH Jane Null, Ore-
gon College of Education' sopho
more from Gresham, has been
elected president of Staff and
Key, women's service honorary.
Serving with Miss Null will be
vice president, (iienaa mmar,
sophomore from Toledo; secre
tary. Merle Soults of Cre swell,
EUB Church
At PedeePicks
New Officers
Statesmaa Newt Service
PEDEE The. Rev. Delbert
Dow conducted the annual elec
tion of officers for the Memorial
EUB church at the school Thurs
day evening.
Elected were C. L, Burbank,
Sunday School superintendent;
Mrs. Clinton McCormack. assist
ant superintendent; Nola Womer,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
Zona Singler. assistant secretary
and treasurer; Nola Womer, pian
ist; Mrs. Roland Trueax, assistant
pianist Church officers elected
are: Francis Dyer, trustee; Mrs.
Frank Sheythe, class leader; Mrs.
C. L. Burbank, assistant class
leader.
The other trustees are C. L.
Burbank and Clinton McCor
mack. Mrs. Chester Chambers
has been elected as lay delegate
for the annual conference at
Jennings Lodge in July and Nola
"Womer is alternate.
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PRINGLE At the last meet
ing of the season of Pringle Com
munity Club Friday night, gifts
were presented to the four mem
bers of the teaching staff- at
Pringle School who are leaving. .
Al Hoerauf, principal and sixth
grade teacher, will be supervising
principal at Grant School next
year; Jim Carlson, fourth-grade
teacher, will return to Eastern
Oregon College of Education wto
further his teaching education;
Mrs. Marjorie Housley, first grade
teacher, plans to be a substitute
teacher; and Miss Shirley Smith,
third grade teacher, will teach
in the ' special education depart
ment of the State Tuberculosis
Hospital, where three full-time
teachers are employed.
The new principal at Pringle,
Wallace Turnidge, principal last
year at Hayesville School, was in
troduced as having been a former
student at Pringle School.
Valley
Obituaries
Confirmation
Rites Held at
Mt. Angel
Statesmaa News Service
1 MT: ANGEL Archbishop Ed
ward D. Howard of Portland con
ferred the sacrament of confirma
tion on 141 school children and a
few adults .Thursday night in St
Mary's Catholic Church.
- Thursday morning the archbishop
.had officiated at solemn ordma-
tion services in Mt Angel Abbey
church. Most of the youngsters
confirmed were from the seventh
and eighth grades of St. Mary's
School and a few were from sur
rounding schools. The adults were
persons who for some reason or
another had not been confirmed
while children as is customary. -
The children and clergy march in
procession from the school to the
church. The administration of the
sacrament was followed by ponti
fical benediction at which Arch
bishop Howard officiated.
Gervais Slates
Graduation of
Grade School
Statesman News Service
GERVAIS Graduation exercises
will be held for the 8th grade of
Gervais Elementary School Mon
day evening. May 23, at 8 pjn. in
me high school auditorium.
Featured speaker will be M. E
(Gus) Moore, general secretary of
the Salem YMCA and chairman of
the Salem school board.
Graduates will present the pro
gram, assisted by musical numbers
from the 7th grade girls vocal
group.-
Diplomas will be presented by
Donald M. Hood, chairman of the
District 76 school board. The Rev.
Ernest Tremblay, pastor of the
Gervais Presbyterian Chureh will
give the invocation and benediction.
Marilyn Hood will play the pro
cessional and recessional for the
event. The flag salute will be led
by Peter Schell; master of cere
monies will be Tommie Kessler;
class history will be read by 'Ran
ald Schiedler and Phillip Coates;
the welcome will be given by Con
rad Tho mason; the class Vill by
Richard Inlow and Eugene Down
er; and the prophecy by, Gayle
Steger and Judy Bullard.
Selections' entitled "Vale of
Avoca" and "My Best to You" will
be sung by the 7th grade girls
group composed of Phyllis Brower,
ramela.uark, Mona Emigh, Arleta
Rhoads, Marilyn Samarin. and Lois
Young. Marilyn Hood will ac
company them.
Graduates are Judy Bullard,
Phillip Coates, Eugene Downer,
Richard Inlow, Tommie Kessler.
Peter Schell, Ronald Schiedler,
Gayle Steger, and Conrad Thoma-son.
and treasurer, Marjorie Kronser,
sophomore 'from Salem.
New members recently initi
ated into the group are Darlene
Gruchow, Siletz; Hametta Low
ery, Bend; Frances Moser, West
Linn; Georgana Bradburn, Coos
Bay and Coralie Doughton of
Salem.
Lahish Center
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Statesmaa New Service
LABISH CENTER Roy Tyler
was elected President of the
Cruiser Sunday School Class of the
EUB Church Tuesday evening.
Roy Westling was elected Vice
President and Mrs. Roy Tyler,
secretary-treasurer. There will be
no more regular parties for this
year, but the group plans a picnic
for later in the, summer, v ;,
Committees for the annual Sun
day School picnic were appointed
recently. They", are: .dinner com
mittee, Kum-Join-Us class with
Mrs. Forest Rhodes and Mrs. Hor
ace Bibby as co-chairmen; clean
up committee, the Cruiser Sunday
school class with Mrs.1 Fred Mc
Claughry and Mrs. Max Bibby as
co-chairmen; ice cream commit
tee; Harvey Aker and Pete Russ;
games, Owen . Thomas and L. L.
"Bud" Fish; and silverware and
dishes, Arlo Pugh and Merrill
Reed.
Pringle Students
Choose Officers
. Statesmaa New Service
PRINGLE Student body elec
tions were held at Pringle School
last week, with the following stu
dents winning offices: Wanda Let
Allen, president; Kenny Blackmer,
vice president; Bev Snriver, secre
tary; Janice O'Hearn, treasurer;
and Dick Horner, sergeant-at-arms.
Goverdale School! QrMcntftyMay i 5s-Swc 2m .
To Graduate Four'
Statesmaa New Service
CLOVERDALE Three girls
and one boy will graduate in ex
ercises Wednesday night at the
school here.' I. . - .
George Cadmus will be the
speaker at the exercises with Ella
Liptak giving the welcome and
Wayne Kreger giving the class his
tory. Graduating are Jane Feller,
Janis Hartman, Wayne Kreger and
Ella Liptak.
School win dose Friday.
Arkansas, Missouri and West
Virginia each has a town named
Romance.
Keizer Lions Groups Elects
Statesmaa Newt Service
KEIZER Recent elections of
Keizer Lions Club and Keizer
Lions Auxiliary named new lead
ers for the coming year. For the
Lions Club, Vera Billings was
elected President . First Vice
President is Wesley Gregg, and
Second -Vice President is Ray
Boucher. Secretary will be Dr.
Gerald Bowerly. Treasurer is
Gordon Bressler. Lion Tamer is
Derral Burright Tail Twister is
to be 'Al Lamer. Otto Yunker
and Wally .WalcoU were elected
to the 2-year board. ' '
The Lions Auxiliary met at the
I home of Mrs. Gordon- Bressler
with Mrs. Vera Billings assisting.
At the last meeting of the season,
the following were elected to
office: President, Mrs. James
Morley; Vice President, Mrs.
Gordon Bressler; Secretary; Mrs.
Vera Billings; . Treasurer, Mrs.
Gerald Bowerly and Lion Tamer,
Mrs. Derral Burright Mrs. James
Morley was delegated to attend
the State Convention at ; The
Dalles in June.
Some people's blood pressure
will increase to almost three times
normal in a severe fit of coughisg.
RETIREMENT CAN BE FUN if you have
enough money. Life Insurance wisely planned now will
provide the regular income which is so necessary
for carefree retirement years.
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Earl A. Gooch-Supemsor-Salem District
District Representative
Trevel L. Massey
. Salem, Oregon
Graduation
Thursday at
Labish Center
Statesman News Service
. LABISH CENTER Grade school
graduation exercises will be Thurs
day, May 26, at 8 p.m., it was an
nounced by the principal, Mrs.
May A. Brown.
Valedictorian is Dean Westling
and salutatorian is Betty Kurth.
Other graduates will take part as
follows: Norman Dwyer will give
the class history; Jim Fedde, the
class prophecy; Gary Metheny,
class will; and Charlene Tyler,
acceptance of the diplomas.
Speaker will be Mrs. Betty San
ders, rural school supervisor. The
Kev. Lyman Myers, pastor of the
Labish Center Evangelical-United
Brethren Church, will deliver the
invocation and benediction. The
program will include vocal -and
musical numbers.
Following the. graduation, an
open house and recepition will be
held to honor the graduates. Chair
man of the committe is Mrs. G.
W. Bennett. Assisting her will be
Mrs. Merrill Reed, Mrs. Frank
Ditchen, and Mrs. Owen Thomas.
Reason Maxfleld
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WILLAMINA Funeral serv
ices were . held in Corvallis. for
Reason Mac Maxfield. 70. with in
terment at Crystal Lake cemetery.
Maxfield was born Feb. 25, 1885,
to Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Maxfield,
at Kings Valley. He was married
to Eva C. Papke October 13, 1906.
He was a member of the Assembly
ofGod. church.
Survivors include, his wife. Eva
of WiDamina; four sons, Adrian
of Sacramento, Calif., Darrel of
waiamina, Russell of Salem and
Curtis of Santa Ana, Calif.; two
daughters, Mrs. Frank Bergstrom
of Willamina and Mrs. Richard
Earns of Silverton; ' a brother,
Roland of Corvallis; three sisters,
Mrs. Tom Allen and Mrs. Alvin
Kenyga of Corvallis and Mrs.
Martin Christensen of Lebanon;
and 12 grandchildren, one son,
Julian, preceded him in death in
1950.
OLDEST CHARITY
BOSTON (UP) The oldest medi
cal charity in New England is the
Boston Dispensary. It was founded
in 1796. ..
Falls City High
Sets Activities
At School End
Statesmaa News Service
FALLS CITY The senior class
of the Falls City High School spent
the week-end at Detroit Dam.
Richard Perkins, coach, is ac
companying the class, which con
sists of only four boys.
One of the boys, James Embree,
took along a boat and a motor.
Lobsters have pincers on all of
the first three pairs of legs al
though the front nincers usually
are much larger than the others.
Bleeding gums
sign of gum rof
bad breath .
Bleeding gums can be the start of
erioaa, painful gum rot. Mora
teeth aro lost from gum disorders
than any other cause, even decay.
And bad breath often goes
The junior-senior banquet of the , hand-in-hand with bleeding fums.
Falls City High School students
was 'held last Saturday evening at
the Falls Qty Grade School play
room. Mothers of the juniors pre
pared a turkey dinner. After din
ner the entire high school student
body enjoyed a prom. '
The plaV room was uniquely dec
crated with inch mesh draped
around the walls. Mermaids, div-
ing men, and fish were generously
used as decorations and a genuine
rubber raft made the students feel i
they were at a fishermen's wharf. I
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