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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1956)
Election Due on Proposed New Fire Hall SALEM HEIGHTS-Propoied new fire hall for the Liberty-Salem Heights Fire District will hanf In (he balance whe. district residents vote Tuesday oa a 60,00 bond Issue. The fpeclal electloa will be held from I It I p.m. at the Salem Hrlfhtt Community Hall. Curreat fire hall Ckeaejr Are. reportedly lacks (pace for efficient operation!. (See itorjr See. 1, Page 1.) Valley News Statesman News Service Turner Graders' !Stroke Fatal Graduation Fete im wr c i. iu w.dcurui Of Silverton Slated Tonight Stitriman Nwi Srrvtra TURNER Eighth grade Krad u.ition will be held in the Grade school auditorium Monday, May 2Slh, 8 p.m. Commencement be delivered by Slatr.man Nwi ferviro SlIA'ERTON-William Scarth. 92, ol William Scarth k Sons, grain and wed mill at Silverton, died address will Sunday morning at the Silverton Agnes Booth, . Memorial Hospital. He was hos- McCall Rites Today SILVERTON Funeral services for E. J. McCall, who died at Tyler, Minn., last Wednesday, will be at the Ekman Memorial Chapel Monday at 2 p.m. with burial in Valley View Cemetery. The Rev. I. M. Nelson of. First Christian Church will officiate. Dallas Ninth Grade Class Sets Service Uttsaaa Nam ItrTtco DALLAS Graduation txercises for 110 ninth grade students will take place Tuesday at I p.m. in the senior high school gymnasium, according to Principal Kenneth Walt. The graduation address will be given by Dr. C. R. McClure, pro fessor of English at Oregon College of Education. Superintendent S. E. Whitworth will present the grad uates and Frank Guy, chairman of the school oSosrd, will present the diplomas. The Rev. John McDonald, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, will deliver the invocation and Dr. Har old Burkholder, pastor of the Grace Mennonite Church, will give the benediction. Georgai Thompson will play the processional. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards will present awards from the- Am erican Legion and Amerian Legion Auxiliary. - Musical portion of the program will be vocal selections by the Jun ior high triple trio, a violin solo by Joan Colgrove and an instru mental duct by William McCleary and Neale Povey. Carol Woods, valedictorian of the graduating class, will give a talk of welcome. She will be introduced by Kenneth Wait, who will also present the three ninth grade stu dents tied for salutatorlan honors. They are Karen Casey, Lucille Friesen and Nancy Kelley. exer- Dayton Seniors Set Graduation For Tuesday lutoamaa K4frvko DAYTON - Graduation cises for Dayton high school sen iors will be at I p.m. Tuesday, May 29, at the high school gym nasium. Class valedictorian li Betty Youngblood. Salutatorian is Wanda Neycomb. Miss Youngblood has received' a scholarship from Oregon State col lege, and Miss Newcomb is the holder of a scholarship from Ore gon College of Education. ' Graduation for 52 eighth, graders will be at I p.m. Thursday, May 31, at the Dayton grade school gymnasium. LUNCH IN COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED Cherry Room Today's Complete SPECIAL LUNCH Old Fashioned. BEEF TURNOVER Brown Gravy, Whipped Pota toes, Savory Green Beans, Hot Roll, Drink, QZn dessert yOKj Park Free With, Purchase a . If'W'V.", Come at county school superintendent, pitalized a week ago, suffering Presentation of class is to be by I from pneumonia, from which he Principal High and presentation had recovered when he was takeji ot diplomas by Albert Jensen, fpy a stroke Sunday. chairman of the school board. Mr. Scarth was born September j Class Roll includes Karen Alio- j 4, 1863, In Binscarth, Orkny w;iv. Helen Bales, Donna Berry, Islands, British Isles, and came Bobby Blocker, Donald Cain. Ju dith Davenport, Fayrene Fraiier, Delvis Freeman, Mary Fry, Jon C.rim, Kdwin Helton, Herbert Jones, Gary Keene, Edward Kor kow, Joyce Korkow. Course Jl.inn. Lowell Manning. Donna McGregor, Dile Mitch ell. Warren Moyer, Carey Mur riock. Betty Myers, Francis Paris, Stanley Peterson, Eugene Poi tras, Edward Robertson, Richard Shobe, Alan Stanford, Judith Stark, Ronald Whitehead, Robert Whitfield, Vaughn Witzel and Kenneth Wolf. 90 Graduates At Silverton c. StaU.man Nfiw Srrvlro SILVERTON Dr. Chester Frisbie, professor of education at Lewis and ( lark College will tive the commencement address tn SO graduates of Silverton I'nion High School Tuesday night at R p m. in the High School gymnasium. The high school band will play the overture, processional and recessional. Dr. Howard Balder stone will present diplomas and Principal Milton Baum will an nounce the honors nrl scholar ships The Rev. I. M. Nelson of the First Christian Church will cive the invocation and benediction. to Canada in 1890, living in Bin scarth.. Manitoba, where on June' 18, 1895 he was married. His widow, Ella P. Scarth, survives at Silverton The family moved to Toledo. Ore., in 1D02 and after a few years there wentA to Portland, where Scarth was associated with Balfour Guthrie grain dealers for 20 years. They came to Silverton in 1930 and bought the old Loughmiller mill on Fronth and N. Water, later building a new plant farther north on North Water Street. ' In addition to the widow, sur-1 vivors are two sons. W. P. Scarth, j who is now manager of the Scarth mill at Silverton, and James A. ' Scarth at Waldport; six grandchil dren and five great grandchildren: t sister, Mrs. Walter Bell, Bcceles, England, and a brother, Matt Scarth, Binscarth, Manitoba, Can ada. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Ekman's at Silverton, and burial will be in the family plot at Toledo. GOIN' CAMPING Too aa aavo mora mmy at Py Um m all honor ooilfty canoktfl and outdoor ntodt tout, tloopinf boot, Coloowo itava. ortd ovory riiiftf to mala your holiday and vacation moro onoyiblo. LOlEST PRICE AIIYIWERE! 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The grade school band will make one of its first appear ances under the direction of Ter ry Murray, this being the first year, after several years, that the school has had a band. School will end on June 1 and each room of the grammar school is planning a separate celebra tion to conclude the year. Some rooms plan to have picnics. OCE Faculty Member Quits Statrsman Nw Strvlra MONMOUTH Dr. R. E. Lieu- alien. President of Oregon College I of Education, today announced the! resignation of Dr. P. M. Murdock, i assistant professor of Social Sci-j encc and Humanities effective at the end of summer session. Dr. I Murdock has resigned to accept a j specialized assignment in the field I of history. The nature of his new position will be revealed later this summer. Professor Murdock has been at Oregon College of Education since 1954. 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