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6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat Sept. 21, '57 n5Je TV MOY I GIAOYS HKKl AFTER PIPING IN YOUR SPORTS CAJ? SO MUCH, I HAD TO CUT THE LEGS E" " ) 1 OFT My rUMP! Tn i rat. V -'iriww . I CtAPTS I I . . . . .. 1-ZI-rr J jGisele MacKenzie in Big Time TV Circuit Br EVE STARR m. I advise all acton to get Mt HOLLYWOOD. Sept. JO-STARR I - remmaaleat U ahU REPORT Gisele Mackenzie is Valley News Statesman' Ntws Srvic back in Hollywood where she first started to make "If aa actor Is awsy polar, a Irlevkrea series er a snerle er tw. he's apt a he as e toach lex several rears. Tke heat sue mast importaal serriee a eaa tire the awhile Is a fresh aertarmaarr. St. Paul Students Pick Club Officials "In playing the eastern straw hat circuit I had an opportunity to learn a lot of things. There's a chain of circus tent shows which do as h.gh as $50,000 to 160.000 a week with a guarantee to the star Sunday's Television Log a name for her self, and now she's got it made The girl who once figured to be getting a big break by play ing the piano at a private press ix..; . . . . etc i for as much as tto.ouo Thei six years a?o now has a T jhow a ldl of her own startins on the air .... r. . I- , . .. " over me tasi ana aoum ana now I Nenl 5S (nr R( i . r tne west, it s winging tresn "It s probably the most excitinc theater' directly to the people, thing that ever happened to me," -.0 Xme For Elizabeth' is an' says since m violin was intimate play suitable for small I Stolen and I decided to be a theater nnlv and IKmiph hm-of.! j singer That was really because (ice prices were IS tops, the house! i a never neara ot a ncn lemaie was packed each performance. i violiiust-and 1 figured if 1 had was really surprised and ratified to wort, i migm as well maze it s a challenge to play before money while I was at it. paying audience, where you'd bet . . . . , ter be good." Vm to her hlarfe kanfe to work. ? substitute for lulnau News SrV ST. PAUL, Sept. W-Electio i this week by classes and clubs c St. Paul high school elected th following officers: Senios Class: Student Counci' representative. Lorain Smith . president. Terry Kirk; vice presi- tsuch as Sinatra. Belafonte. Berle w:m' L",r D'""-,"' Cascade Tells Top Enrollment HOf 418 Students B Mr KOIN-TV. : KGW-TV. I: RPTV. 12: KVAL-TV. 11 M M StTlS M M I 8 low BfT Oral Roberts Oral Roberts Mui to Man Prayer-Hymn tnduetry 9BOIK Lamp to ret ramp lr fet SOW Prw Cup Races Pres Cup Races Pres. Cup Races Pret Cup Rac BP-TV Thomai Wyatt Thomas Wyalt jvinf Book Llvlnf Book sons 1 soa Pro-roolbU Bar I arr Christian Sc. Pro-Tootball Bar I Itnduatry IPTo-roolbaU Bar I jWudoni I IPro-rootbaU Bar I IWtadom 1 kOIN Pro-Football II OW Bar S aeTV Amcr. forum iVAL Fro-rootball Bar I Amcr, Forum Pro-root ball Bar I Look Htra Pro-football Bar I Look Her aoiN Pro-Football HOW Rcl Town Hall Rtl. Town Ha rTV Ranfa Rider Ran Ridr VAL Pro-football Pro-football 11 'Mimon Xarly Show PTvnnij Mlaalon tarty Show I KOIN Ttnnli KOW Man to Man KTV larli Snow KVAL film fratura 2 3 HOW Tannia iTtnnA Paca Carl Show Iftlm Featur Ttnnts World Report Tani.H Trnnn Books 3ooka t.rljr Show lEarly Show Chnal. 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(M saeetacalars aa TV aver there, flew to Parts to bay same clothe sad aerrame, hack to New Yrk to cleae aa my aaartmeai, tail to HoJlywooa to flad a place to Uve aad thea. finally, started to wort prepartag the show. Www! Aad thlak I'm the kM wha Ukes the leisurely We. Neae af that for the aext several mouths." personal contact ; ask any politician. . iCopyrtfht 1S5T. General feature Corp I Gisele. who got her start in Hollywood by backing up Mario Lania on his radio show, later moved over to the Bob Crosby show When she was tabbed for Hit Parade." Bob shook his head Dutch Student 5 Attending Class At Cascade High By ROXANNE KAISER Special Writer TURNER, Sept 10 - Peter'"" enior student luuiaus News lervtr TURNER. Sept. JO Present en rollment of 411 students marks an all time high at Cascade Union High School, topping opening week figure last year by 18 persons. Freshmen are most numerous, 133. trailed by sophomores, lit, juniors, M, and seniors. 83. A covered dish dinner in the cafeteria planned Tuesday is for the purpose of getting acquainted. Attending the affair will be teach ers, employees, school board mem bers, as well as executive mem bers of the student council. Wednesday was Hello Day at the school, with all girls wearing tags with their names and (the com munity in which they live. Tags were colored to indicate the girl was freshman, sophomore, Junior, sadly and said he hated to see her IfL"," go. She II get lost back there, he told me at the time. "Nothing ever happens to people who work Hit Parade ' " So the only thing that happened to Gisele was being discovered as a comedienne by Jack Benny, who is the behind-the-scenes advisor on her new show. She will also have ed freckled faced 18-year-old boy, has entered Cascade High School as a freshman. He arrived in New York harbor from Terwinselen, Holland, on Feb. 12 this year. He, bis parents, four brothers, ages 10. 11. 13. and H. and his sister. 17, came directly to Oregon to uve in Lyons with his father's sister. After living Charlie Isaacs as head writer (efL tbe .. GI Thea tar Alt Hitchcock Compaas tavrtde Alcoa Hour I Alcoa Hour Stir Perform Destiny All Hitchcock Hayrtde Alcoa Hour Desuny KOIN J E Theater sew Compass KPT? Alcoa Hour KVAL Star Perform vtllN M4Mt Chall KOW Lead Story KPT" Th WT KVAL Th Weo KOIN Showtlm on SiShowtim on S!Showrim on StShowtlm on I PGW KPTV Dr Hudaon Dr Hudson tLibarac Teatur PM Itt) ChaU. Lead Story What's My Una' What s My Una Chan I Plyhae 'he's written for just about every big comic in the business and last year was producer of "Hey, Jean nie "1. as well as writers Hugh Wedlock and Howard Snyder, long associated with Benny himself, musical conductor Alex Stordahl and director Joe Landis iwho pro duced the original Liberate TV film series'. Helping out in (root of the cam eras will be comedienne Iris Adrian, who will be on every week with Gisele One of the many projects of the Girls League this year is the front entrance bulletin board. "It's Foot ball Time," Is the current theme, designed by Nancy Hammer, a senior. She Web ha Weo Chan I Plyhi Pehtnd Bade IDad Knows Behind Bads Dad Knows I caa still see Gtoele silUag at that small plaae la aa rwn at Ctra's, playtag aad slag lag "La Flam." She was aetMwj. yet she had aa air af warm j fareeral aatkority thai clearly la I rated someday she wan Id be same tody Looks like that day has ar- Ai admy Thea iAraomy Tha Acadvmy Thoa Academy Thea. rived. Chan S Plyha Chan I Plyna Chan I Plvhae Chan S Plyhae Academy irta Academy ina. reatur to a permanent residence in Shaw Peter's teachers say be seems to be very eager to learn. Speak ing, writing, and understanding the English language is his hardest task He speaks Dutch and broken English, and understands German. Peter said his general mathema tics course is very similar to what he learned in the fifth grade in Holland. Peter says he likes school and his teachers. He likes it better in the U.S.A. than in Holland for he says it Is cheaper to live and the people are I much friendlier. His comment on apstalri ijk-ii i. -if ., .. i. it's okay " f KOIN 3hwum on SiShowtim on SlShowUn on S.Showtlm I KG t han I Plvhe iChan Ptvhs Prayr-Hymn Sign Off (fit 1 KVAL Teatur Teatur Featur Featur Hot Flue Starts Fire PTA Meets At Mill City Hal taaaa Ntws arrtt MILL CITY. Sept. 10 - First PTA meeting of the year was held Wednesday with Mrs Walter Thomas, president, in charge Featured were tbe elementary and high school teachers, introduced by Mrs. Edna Ross and Principal James B Putman. Each teacher gave a brief outline of her work (or the coming year. Committee chairmen appointed by Mrs Thomas were Program. Mrs. Paul Helgath; Ways snd Means. Mrs Jerry Pittam; Pub- city, Mrs. Charles Kelly; Room Mothers. Mrs.' Charlie Stewart: Refreshments. Mrs. Bonnie Whit sett. Kindergarten. Mrs Robert etary. Ana Marie Brentano; -easurer. Gertrude Frith: chaper ne committee, Norene Hiller, and ergeant-at-arms, Duane Brentano. Junior Class: Student Council representative. Charier Kirk; president, Dennis Vande Wiele; vice president, James Oberg; sec retary, Marie Durette; treasurer. Colleen Gooding: chaperone com mittee. Kathlene Mullen. Sophomore class: Student Coun cil representative, Mike Koch; acting president, Tom Frith: act ing vice president, James Kirscfc; secretary, Nedora Gleason; treas urer. Betty Thumherg; chaperone committee. Patsy Bowers: andH sergeant-at-anns, Estella Phillips. Due to more ballots showing up in the final count than there were students listed in this election, a new vote for president and vice president will be held. Freshmen Class: Student Coun cil representative, Carolyn Du- Rette: president, Jerry Smith vice president, Koy Krauae; sec retary, Steve Coleman: treasurer Steve Coleman; chaperone com mittee. Marlehe Blancbette, and parliamentarian, Sharon Suran. leuermen liuo officers are Richard Koch, president; vice president, David Schneider: secretary-treasurer, Dennis VanDe Wiele. Advisor is Mr. Gleason. Future Farmers of America elected Jos Hiller president for an other year; vice president is Dave Schneider; treasurer is Tom Frith, secretary is Mike Koch, re porter is James Oberg and Sen tinel is Charles Bernards. Mr. Mc Nulty is iJviior. The Rally Club elected Loraine Smith president; Carole Harle, vice president; Marie DuRette, secretary; Norene Hiller, treas urer, and Ann Brentano, reporter. Miss Anderson is advisor. Student Body officers are: Presi dent, Richard Koch; vice presi dent, Carole Harle; secretary, Lolly Frith; treasurer. Kathleen Coleman; parUamentarian, David Schneider: cheer leaders, Loraine Smith, Carole Harle, Charlene Kirk and Betty Th urn berg The FFA has not elected officers yet for the coming year but will do so next week at their first regu lar meeting. Planning Year's Study in Europe 7 - V.v:':'V ' VA'.-1" 4- I J mr"'i a, .. f 7 t ' I 1 XT ar ' , .L , - , -- A' I i" I r-.-.'.A-.V, .AMa.tm n. 1 k aa i i al I T. i alaia. aaa I sl McMINNVILLE, Sept 29 Evelyi Andriu of Salem polnU out Montpelller, FraBee, te Dr. Geraldlne Garllek, Llnfleld college Fnllbright ehalnnaa, and Dr. Carle H. Malone, Lln Held modern nfuages chairman. Miss Andros, who graduated from Llnfleld lift spring as a modem language major, sails from New York Tuesday for France where the will be a Fullbright scholar at the University of Montpelller for a year. Lions Okeh Calendars StaUsma News Service MILL CITY. Sept. K - Lions Club members got their fall meet mgs underway this week, and again approved sponsorship of the Community Birthday Calendar. Individuals purchasing calendars Veness. Health. Mrs. Edsel Croan. i have all birthdays in their family There are II children enrolled . luted, as well as wedding anni- Disneyland Becomes Parade Theme At Woodburn Today SUtcsaaajl News Srvk WOODBURN, Sept. 20 AU types of characters created by Walt Dis ney will come to Woodburn Satur day when the annual kiddies' pa rade of North Marion County Fair gets under way at 2 p.m. Theme this year is "Disneyland on Pa rade." And along with the usual costumed children on foot, pulling Sunday's Radio Log Stateaaaan News Servtr in Mrs. George Stafford's kinder garten class Gates school bus fur rushes transportation for the Mill asm im koai io asat i koin m kuw d ITS: a7ttayflaa KOW 14 J; KCW fJ H JS Al'MSVHXE. 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New York and trade magaune. one alone will cost the n e I w o lino 000 There s a staff of 17 news and . unable to place an estimate on the Parfv fivPIs nn camera men accompanying the l log, I all VJITCII Ull gueen throughout her vuit here , Kire started behind asbestos pro and in Canada, with her first of,,,. covering burning the wall tut separate broadcasts to kick off nto the r from boats. id in Montreal This to . be covered by the CBS TV cam- ?J?JT',ir. Union Hill Has r- -r . . . -. m. versaries Local merchants honor these dates with special services, discounts and small gifts Money City children Mothers have formed received from calendar sales fi nance various I .ions projects. l-af year the money was used 88th Birthday By LOU CRAWFORD Uacwia rrrepodet LINCOLN, Sept JO It wai sth birthday Wednesday. provide glasses for several needy children, a ramping trip for one of the Blind School students, a con tribution towards Boys' State, a donation to the newly formed Rifle Club and a check to the American ( a ncer Societv h" Pedee ReoorK telec..,, ,n the eve-j. $ ".La, o l k , viJ Mr. Sarah Feller the honored Eurean v..,,. , vs'he" giT I , K'JaT " four Vnor. concert, -.11 for sweet I 11"0N HILL Sept. Home Lincoln was wen. of the party rhnruiei sake In Tnronfn anrl r-conomic hud v vnKMi run Mr Feller is a memtier ot tne Burn Victim Member of Raid Party StaUaamaa News Service SUBLIMITY, Sept. 20 - Father Martin Senko of St. Boniface High School said last night's rally fire which seriously burned a gradu ate of Cascade Union High, re sulted from a raid. Father Senko said Gary Downer, graduate and all - around athletic star last year at Cascade, and two St. Boniface graduates, touch ed off the rally fire prematurely. St. Boniface students were uptown holding a rally at the time, plan ning to set fire to the collected pile of trash later in the evening. Six St. Boniface students were left to guard the debris when sur prised by the three raiders in a car Downer tossed gasoline onto the pile, said Father Senko. and a companion tossed a lighted match before Downer dropped the can The Cascade graduate was seri ously burned from the waist up. and is hospitalized at Santiam Memorial Hospital in Stayton Also treated for minor burns was St Boniface High student Michael Hendricks, one of the six left guarding the material. He was kept overnight in the hospital. Father Senko said the three raiders were not connected In any way with Cascade Union High School assortments of tricycles, wagons and doll buggies, or toting a reluc tant pup or kitten, will be high school bands, saddle club entries and the old time car club of Sil-verton. Other features will include Boy Scouts, Camp Fire girls and Blue birds, 4-Hers, and Future Farmers of America as well as commercial floats of area businessmen, imple ment and automobile dealers. The Woodburn National Guard will pa rade some of its equipment and several old -time steam threshing machines will be included. The kiddies' section will consist of prizes for the best costumed couple, best costumed girl and boy, best decorated girl's and boy's bicycles and tricycles, and best clown. There will also be an award for best entry in the mis cellaneous and pets division. The parade wiH form at Lincoln School at 1 p.m. where judging will take place at 130. Rainbow Girls Name Officers Sutanaua News Sanric Mia CITY. Sept. 20-First fall meeting of Marilyn Assembly No. 00. Order of Rainbow for Girls, was held at the lodge hall this week. Election of new officers was held Officers serving will be: Worthy advisor. Cars Lee Whitten; Worthy Associate Advisor. Shereen Muir. Charity. Phyllis Pate; Hope. Sandra Olsen, Faith. Becky Stoll Installation of officers will be held at the lodge hall Saturday evening High schools will be vying for a trophy offered for the best float. Ist vear North Marion Hist School took top honors. Ribbon awards will be given in other di visions. General parade chairmen art Charles Campbell and Robert Saw-telle. Briefs i Lyeae Rally and rrornotion Day at Lyons Methodist Sunday School will be observed Sept. 18, when each teacher will present her class and participate In closing ex ercises. Plans for the event were made at a meeting this week of the educational board. Lyeas First quarterly confer ence meeting of Lyons Methodist Church will be held Friday, Sept. 77. A 6 30 covered dish dinner will be followed by a business meeting. Dr. Rector Johnson, dis trict superintendent, will preside. Gerrais Hermosa Club will re sume meetings (or the fall to spring agenda Saturday at the home of Mrs. Marshall M Hicks at Woodburn Miss Rose Khlen of Salem will be special guest. , ATTEND EUGENE MEETING LYONS. Sept 30 - Rev Charles McCarthy of L yo n s Methodist Church, Lonna Downer and Roxy Mct'arley. were in Eugene this past week attending the annual Presidents Palaver of the Oregon Conference Methodist Youth Fel lowship PRUNE HARVEST GOOD CLOVERDALE, Sept 10-Prune harvesting in this area is almost complete Ben Wipper, who has a large orchard higher up in the hills, will finish toon. John Schif lerer and Carl Booth have finished. Other completed orchards are on the Staples place. Schampiers. AI Hennies, and Newkirki Prunes have been large this fall, with much sugar, due to good weather. Some orchards had less than a normal yield but the site was above eveiage Roston in October, fur the Israel bond drive Later In Chicago for a national chanty, and in Wash ington for a local charity It looks like "Buck'' Benny will h riding again when he 'ribs the westerns' in his flrat Shower of Stars grange reaumed fall rrwetings this . Uncoln Goodwill Cub, and during week Mrs. Robert Humphreys is the afternoon the dub iTiemhers chairman j appeared at the meeting lorturatiees appointed lor t t grange fair en Oct. i, are: sewing, Mrs Byron McElhaney and Mrs W. M Tate; flowers. Mrs. Donald (W.. r.nh.1. tv .... joes i Jaquet, Mrs Guy Scott and Mrs DonnetL wiH sing "Love Is A Painrio" Hunt, canning. Mrs. J. C la Th Heart." on the first Gohel r"11 Mrs Verity Scott; shaw of th new a. w-m ii I country store Mrs W F Kreni AB special material ton A special guest was Mn Paul Gernmel. a former neighbor of Mrs Feller in South Dakota Twelve others were tn attendance AWARDED BCHOLARJtHIf JEFFERSON, Sept JO - David Cuntun(ham. sea af Mr. and Mrs GrvasrSM Mart, atwft trasa has i aslii a aaarr as "N Him far Etiavaeth." says. "'Twee's SMUtteg Mae stage s a rase; s fir star few a eauargr tUt MaUM BOAT Hi-fi Vr fVt' Ml T, 1 1, VuarwsM Lpa Muaae CO Hwa-MoniloT 3BOAI BZT SOI" 4 lPlurw Muate tmidMMi iMatlno ,Ht r v Monitor 'Vine INewa-M M' .filter mu la paiTTa.t This Is PK and Mrs Robert Dairah Itsnrh Mrs W J lensman. Mrs Henry KermetR Cuaningham of 800. and Hane. Mrs Veray Scott and Mrs a rsndaati of Mrs Anna Cuonig Robert Humphreys ham af Jefferson, has ho award ed a acrarshrp at the Oregon HOME rOM OBfTTAL j Technical Institute at Klamath JEFFERSON, fept M - Mrs Falls He graduated from Scie "TV tiawrwaee af Bhaw iirssa Fred Kamer is rnaitninf ta return, high school last June He will taut art with year aasatlewre Is a home anon from Salem, where she drive ta Klamath Falls Saturday -Mi pew ta he has been nnapitHsfd th patst five with Dav Brews of Albany Both a vaeaMaa law weeks hoys will study electfOBics. luiriaut News Servwe PEDEE, Sept JO-There were 6 pupils enrolled first day of school, less than a year ago First graders are Billy Condron. Lynne Young, Kathy Birchell, Susan Kerber and Roger Potter Mrs Ivsa Williams has If first and second graders, Mrs Jarrold McKibben has flv third grsderi and 10 fourth graders; Fred Har din has seven for fifth and 11 for sixth grade, and Mrs. Alice Mur phy, principal, has I in both the seventh and eighth grades. A new fence has heea built across the front of ah schawl yard along th state highway Mrs Clin ton McCormark is janitor and bus drivers ar Mrs Carl South and Doa Mentxer Mattaaw Ht-ft Va (Monitor If ar Nets jMuate .Matinee iKOnV B4nnosttta I far Ntow hfiane Bansi.uvf tat.M Matinee Mi 'In BOAT Hl-fl ar 1 Hi -fi VM. 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