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lfecc! II) Statesman. Salem, Ore., Thurs Miy 31. 58jfl fa q f n Valley News Statesman News Srv!ct 29 Graduate fit Mt Angel rrep school ; 'j .IMIhmi Kwl Urht JIT. ANGEL-Grtdurtioa exer tim tot Ml. Anrei Prep were held in the , Hilltop cm Wednesday Bight - Aim oaatcui aiunuM. Angel CoOege, five th address to the S graduate! and Rt. Rer. Abbot Damiae Jratfes, OSB. spoke triefly and conferred tbe diplomas. Uarvia Moll, ton of Mr. and llrs. Henry Moll of Silverton, was taledietorian, and Daniel Hackett aaiutatorian, Hacseii is me son m Mr. and Mrs. David Hackett of Nt AngeL Receiving the Jour-year high school diplomas were Marvin Moll, Daniel Hackett, Paul Sows, Robert Hockettv Wayner Brooks, James Beyer, Donald Buhr, James Car rolf. CeVaughaa Chaudoin, James Deafen. Jerome Ebner, Robert Ebner, Patrick risher, Frank Fler Chinger. Nod Hamel. Charles Hot f Marvtn Kahut, Albert Meiss aer, James Owings, Joseph Ow. Inns, George Reis, Lawrence Sows, Maurice Sauser. Gilbert Sprauer, Charles Vaadehey. Kenneth Wach ter, Thomas Wacbter. Gary Wolf ard and Gordoa ZastoupiL The baccalaureate mass Wed kesday morning in the. Abbey church was followed by commun ion breakfast is the1 dining room of St Mary's school in downtown Ml Awe! for the graduates and their mother , ,- nri? TfAmAJa VI V111CU O Honorary Elects , , . ' sutnaua Kiwi arvk : . MONMOUTH - PhytlU Seid. Junior, Portland, has been elected o succeed Pat Patterson, senior, Eufene. as president of the Col lect Coed orgsnixstion at Ore- gon College of Education. 1 Other Hew officers of the wo- men's service honorary are: vice- president, Sally Edgar, junior, nay city; secretary, Neva Goeld Ber, sophomore, Cheshire; treat- Brer, June Yasuhara, Lanaina, Maut Hawaii; reporter, Mary Ann Jensen, freshman, Astoria. 2 Girls Graduate At Guthrie School SUUuua News tirvice GUTHRIE Sandra Marcott ind Maria Olesoa graduated from the eighth grade it the Guthrie School on Thursday evening. , Ernest Hoiilngton, chairman of (he school board, was the speak er and presented' tbe diplomas. Genet Westoa wu .master of Ceremonies .for. a program of aongs and recitations by the school students. Pat Mueller of Antioch and Diana Wiena played an accordion duet : 1 i - i i feW' SATURDAY, JUNE 2, IS THE END OF OUR QUIT-BUSINESS SALE REGULAR PRICES ARE SLASHED!!! Mm 1 Lyons Pastor, Wife to Visit Soviet Union Xwi lrvtM LYONS The Rev. Richard T. SrotL pastor of the Lyons Meth-L and Mrs. Scott are leanng tha wees lor a lour inrougn turope j .l-c. tii and the Soviet Union. They are taking the tour with tbe Lisle Fellowship, Inc. aa in ternational institute of human relations. Upon their return to this country tbey will make their home in Chicago, HI, where the Rev. Mr. Scott plans to take graduate work at the University 0( Chicago. in. aurecwor . w Richard Sparks. Donns Speelman. Lyons will be announced at the.?.- M' v... dJ Oregon Conference of the Meth-! odist Church, in session this week i- ; in Portland Mrs Nune Hollingshead and Mrs. Orpha Royt are delegates of the Lyons Methodist Church at the Conference. Scot Visitor At Lebanon Sutrmaa Mem ttrvlr LEBANON rived at the Scott Wheeler farm,! Lebanon, Route 2 a 23-year- old who hails from Aberdeen- shire, Scotland Named Alexander Blackball, he is an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate and will live a regular member of? at the Morrison, School in Dal r family until Jun!l. Children of 4 years of age the Wheeler family until June 12, when he will leave to attend 4-H club summer school in Cor vtllis. Following summer school he will live with a Union County family until July 9 when he leaves for Illinois. In all, Alexander will be in the United States from May 12 thru Sept t Ha it one of fitV brothers livin on the family j(rm 0( joo acres la Aberdeen-!hip , ,re. Cereal crops seed pota - toes, root crops, and rotational I grass crops are grown on the! home farm. Livestock includes 100 feeder beef, M breeding sheep, 20 pigs and 500 chickens. On the Wheeler farm he will leant first hand of the grass seed industry of Linn County, as well ss have an opportunity to work with a large flack of sheep. Births Ar Vallty Hospital. ', , ItatMaia Niwi Strrtt DALLAS To Mr. and Mrs. William H. Anderson, Salem Route L twin daughter and son May 29 at Dallas Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zim merman, Taft, a daughter May 29 at Bartell Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs Claron A. Lute Jr., Dallas, a daughter May 23 It Dallas Hospital. WW V w YV II 1 1 ii ii n it IT VI VMfs-Hl- J ill II On All Remaining iVterchandise Don't Fail to Shop Now at At Sheridan Attend Giurch SHERIDAS-Baccalaureate serv-',m ices for the Its graduating clans of Sberidaa high school were held ia the high school auditorium. Rev erend Jobs) T. Dempsey, S.J. de livered the sermon: also the invo cation and benediction; Sharon Noss played the processional aytd recessional and a sextet composed of Linda Carlson, Georgianna Nordin, Carol Hatckigs. Gay i Smuck. Janet Papen and Dolers Ryan sang. W I I L. -t-. - C k. . . '"""T "..- - Jo Em . -. - Pj . , i .Thelma Evans, James Fisher. Lor- rene wrsoerger. , anaron n.isem. Gary Harrison. Edrie Louise Henry. Carol Hutchins. Ina Kunx- 17 v !2 nuroiH , "u McKibben, Georgianna Nordin. George and Janet Papen, Claudine Pomeroy. Juanita Rob- ens. wn. nyan. rtoger ymu, ; wiores ityan. eyron ana Myron Shenk, Barbara Smith, Gay Smuck, Vau hn FW Wilde snd' Shirley Flora "r tM Smr"y Willhite. , Valley Uriefs SulfHua Newt Srrtc Bridgeport Ompete equip- was given to Mr. and Mrs. Dan.r- Sharon Fletchall Bot .Fletcher Remple by the Bridgeport Sun-!FrncM Tortner, Richard Friesen. dsv School at a special party for:charles G$ant, Carlyle Haas. Bur- A new son ar'them. The eouiDment includes a camera tripod, carrying case. !iasn bulba, and film. , The RfmDlei are leavinc in mid-June to become missionaries in Alaska. Kathleen Kellcy, Frances Keseley, Gretchen Kitzmiller, Dolores Klas ,DsUss Vacation Bible M Frieda Kuralis School will be held June 4 to, Bu(idv Laudahl KmhWn tj.ii. through Junior Hifch School are invited to attend. Parents of chil dren aged 4 to 7 sbould pin a paper on tbe clothes of each child stating name, age, address and church afiliation. All except beginners should bring a pencil snd Kissors. j ! r-- Rail Creek All men of the Salt Creek Baptist Church are in ivited to be present at a fellow- work nip.ht t 0:30 p.m. j Thursday at the church park, There will also be a meeting of all Baptist Lite poucy noiaers to elect a delegate to the National Convention. i Lyons Graduation exercises for 20 eighth gnd students at Mari-Linn School will be held! Friday night at 8 p.m. at the school. Unionvale Mrs Owen Tur ner is at the home of her parents following a heart stuck by her father last week. His condition it improved somewhat. Mrs. Clow it at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Schindler for a few days, as she is not well. Bueaa Vista Eliza Long, who has been a patient at the Albany hospital following a car accident, is now home. It will be some time before he can use his injured leg. Unionvale A coffee for the Cancer Fund Drive was held st the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Lester Holt. Mrs. Clyde Dollar assisted the hostess. $15.31 was raised. 0) I M i r a a r-w r 1 fi ll II Qass of 88 Seniors to Get Diplomas from Dallas High Mn Strrtc rjA!iAS-.riht-Bht seniors' receive diplomas at commence-1 meat exercise scheduled for I p.m. Thursday at Dallas High School. Speaker will be Dr. R. E. Liru alkii. president of Oregon College of Education, who has chosen "A Faith to Live By" as his topic. Presentation of then senior cla.vi will be by Superintendent & E. i Whitworth Principal Carl E. Morrison will announce the scholarships and . .... w,rM .! P?1 Tfa T nn .iui, -iu w tivr. hv Jn(1.. t,nl,m .nlt ,h,! MutalorT bv Ronaid Manchas. I ,, i x.. ,n k. k h,u ; 'KholA AuSeoti under the direction ! of Terry L Murray and John C. Kiemle. Processional will be by Mrs. Mil dred Funk at the electric organ. nyocallon and benediction Will be JlvtB by DalUs mjms,er, Uie Rev. Arno Wiebe and the Rev. John K. Rittermeyer. TT ?l ,M ? rdUa"ng .eass Jie Akers LsTence Allen, Patricia Lundv Reehr J.ihn Roll. Members of the graduating class man, Carol Bowden, John Bullcr, tllyn Butler. Freda Chambers. Di ane Chase. Waldo Classen, Charles Claus, Jerry Cook, Kathryn Cook, Norman Coote, Lloyd Craig, Nor ma trumley, Maydene Curtiss, Roger DeWitt. Jean Dnscoll, Bob Duerksen. Ruth Engelien. Ray Enquist, Thelma Ruth Ferguson, Chet Fish- ton Harms, John Harris, Pat Smith Henderson. Lonna Hershfeldt. John 'Hinds, Joy Holdorf, Jerald Hooge, Richard Jacobs. Lorraine Johnson, dahl, Richard Laudahl, Rufauna Lofton, Jean Lowe, Kenneth Lowen, ' Adeline Lunn, Alvin Lute, David McCormick, Clydene McWhirter, Ronald Manchas, James Marion, Vern Miller. Delbert Mitchell, Fred ' Muller. 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