Valley News
Statesman Newt Strvict
Five Mt Angel Girls Seek Crown of Saturday Night Mardi Gfas
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Four Corners Rod and Gun Club
Elects David Bales to Presidency
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FOUR CORNERS. Ttb. I
David 8. Balea ii fleeted as
president of the Rod and Gun
Club Tuesday evening.
Other officers art vice presl
dent, Howard Ptielpa; recording
secretary, Earl Crabb; financial
secretary, Ralph Calkins; esecu
tive officer and assistant are Ted
Miller and Carl Holmstedt; out
door range officers, F. J. Prick ey:
assistant, Phil Gardener; Indoor
range officers, Don Rollofaon and
Roy Cooper; representative to the
Community Center Association,
Lester Morris.
Guest speaker was Jamea Dim
it, Boys Physical Education In
structor at Leslie Junior him
school. He outlined the acheduled
Valley
Briefs'
Taraer - Tom Webb Wt this
week with five of his raca horses
for Sacramento, Calif. The horses
will commence several weeks
training previous ta opening of the
print racinf season. Mr. and Mrs.
Oran Klokstad also left this week
with their race horse for Sacra
mento.
Corrals Grade school students
at Gervala will receive the third
polio immunisation shot at the
Woodbura library Tuesday.
Meaaaeela- Alpha Psl Omega,
honorary dramatics society at Ore-
eon College of Education, has
pledged three new members. They
are Sam Macintosh, Salem; Mar
jorie Bailey, Springfield; and Judy
Jeffries, Portland. Initiation cere
monies were held Sunday.
Hopewell The missionary socie
ty holds its meeting Sunday at the
church, following a non-host din
ner.
Hopewell Three local residents
are hospitalised. Bert, .Shrpens is
reported improving at McMinn
villa Hospital; Mrs. J. D. McKen
ney is undergoing treatment at
Providence Hospital in Portland;
and Mrs. Aria Hagstrom is at Mc-
Minnville recovering from a heart
attack last Saturday.
SkerMaa-W. C. Wfegers. dis
trict supervisor of vocational re
habilitation, from' the state de
partment ia Salem, will be apeak
er for the Feb. 11 meeting of Yam
hill County Parents Council for the
Handicapped. Persons with old
Valentines are asked to give them
to the council, or contact Mrs.
Ezra Kilmer at Bauston, president
of the group. The Valentines will
be given to Fairview Horn t 8a-
lem.
MrMinaville Iinfield College
Board of Trustees will meet ia
McMinnville Friday. Presiding of'
ficer is Dr. Hugh Dowd, Salem
physician, who is board chairmae.
trustees will gather on the cam
pus for their regular semi-annual
meeting which ia expected to be
an all-day meeting.
Amity Plana for Friendship
Night are under discussion, whea
the Amity Chapter, Order of the
Kastern Star, met recently at the
Masonic hall. The affair is elated
Feb. 17.
Amity Sophomores at Amity
high school will launch n ticket
selling campaign Saturday, in
preparation for their community
spaghetti dinner, slated Feb. 14 at
the high school. Students will can
vass the Amity area throughout
the day.
Amity First semester honor roll
at Amity Union high school re
vealed three students with a ner
feet grade rating of 4.00. Students
receiving the high scholastic rat
ing are Rachel Wallenstein. Ellea
Hampton, and Sharon Smith.
North galeas-CondiUoa of Mrs
Tillie Elliott, who has, been under
care at the Mt. Angel Convalescent
Home for the past month, ia im
proved.- t v t ..'
North ftalem Dane) Zielinskl
son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
. Zielinski of Gervais. Route 1. rep
resented G er v a i i Union High
School Future Farmers of America
chapter in the district speech con
test held at Salem. Monday, fer
ret chose the subject of irrigation
Jefferson Teacher to
Attend Portland Event
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JEFFERSON, Feb. Mildred
Meunier. eighth grade teacher
here, will attend an Education As
sociation sponsored regional in
structional conference ia Portland
Feb. lf-22. Teachers from Wash
ington and western Oregon will
take part. The conference ia to be
devoted exclusively to Instruction,
using aa a theme, "Focus oa Good
Teachinf-ef AU Children." :
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161 Willamette River Days pro
gram. The club will participate ia
the celebration.
Feb. I ia a work day oa the new
club house under construction oa
the out -door range lour miles east
of Four Corners.
Several Eye
Postal Post
am Kt. Service
NORTH SALEM. Feb. (-Mrs.
William Uppendahl . is assisting
Miss Pearl Vogt with duties at
the postofflce. Several residents
have indicated Interest in appoint
ment as postmaster ta fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Mrs.
Cecil corny. .-4-
Mrs. Colby, postmaster 1 tot S
yean at Gervais. died Jan. M
whea her car was tnictt a
train as she was driving home
from work during the noon hour.
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Coronation and Celebration Set for St. Mary s Schoo
Eleven Students
Earn Honor Roll
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ST. PAUL. Feb. (-Eleven stu
dents, four of them seniors, were
listed en the honor roll of St. Paul
high school for the ttlrd six-weeks
period.
Seniors are Carol Blanchette,
Ann Brentano, Kathleen Coleman,
and Thais Hiller. Three juniors
are James Oberg, Danny Yaa de
Wiele, and Marie DuRette.
Sophomores Mike Koch and Bar
bara Blanchette, and freshmen
Carolyn DuRette and Marie ne
Blanchette complete the list.
Honorable mention went to
Carole Harie, Freshman Carolyn
DuRette rated highest with a j.l
grade.
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T. ANGEL, Feb. -A Mardi
Gras calebratioa. with many en
tertainment features for young
and old is being held at St.
Mary's school auditorium Satur
day night.
Opening festivities will be cen.
tered in the coronation of the
Mardi Graa Queea at I p.m. Tick
et Hies, which decides the queen
from the five candidates, will
close Saturday afternoon. Aa-
Louisiana has 4.7M miles of na
vigable waterways.
St. Paul Boys
Earn Awards
Sutcuiiaa Nwi ttrrir$ .
ST. PAUL, Feb. a-Mike Koch,
a sophomore at St, Paul Union
High School, placed third ia the
annual Capital District Future
Farmers of America public speak
ing contest. The event was held
this week at Salem. Koch's topic
was "Green Progress," showing
importance of trees on western
Oregon farms.
A junior class student, Dave
Schneider,, placed first with his
project record book. First place
for books kept by club treasurers,
went to Tom Frith, a St. Paul
sophomore and local chapter
treasurer.
nounce me nt of the queea will be
ma da at the school. The other four
girls will be princesses.
Girls competing for the title
are ' Mary Donnelly, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donnelly,
Woodbura; Joaa Fisher, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fisher:
Joan Jaeger, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jaeger; Virginia
Sannes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Sannes; and Del ores
Schmidt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Schmidt, all Mt. An
gel. Flower girl and crown bearer
will be Linda Zitzelberger, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zittel-
Robert Brack Named Woodburn's
Outstanding Farmer of the Year
berger, and Billy Schiedier, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schied
ier. There will be no admission and
no ticket is needed ta attend the
Mardi Gras. Tickets sold by the
girls will be converted into script
money to. use at the various
booths and events.
Proceeds will go for the Prep
school Athletic Fund. Father Gab
riel is general chairman. The
event is sponsored by the Parents
Club.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fit, Feb. 7, '58 (Sec.II)-15
Demonstrations Highlight Meeting of
District 4-H Club Leaders at Pioneer
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HAZEL GREEN. Feb. (-.Demonstrations
in 4-H work was topic
of the program at the Prairie
Ridge District 4-H meeting at Pio
neer School Jaa. 10. Mrs. Ray
Darland, County Junior 4-H Club
Leader of Middle Grove, reported
oa the activities of the Junior
Leaders in Marion County.
Sara Mayers, a junior leader
SUUmaa Newt aervlr
WOODBURN. Feb. a-Robert A.
Brack of Woodbura route I was
named this week ss Woodburn's
outstanding young farmer by
judges in the local junior of com
merce sponsored annual contest.
He will be honored during the an
nual Woodbura Rotary Club's
farmers' night banquet at Wash
ington school cafeteria Feb. 13, and
will receive an award plaque.
Brack, 12, lives ona farm north
east of Woodbura near MacLaren
school. He is a native of Woodbura,
a graduate of Woodbura High
School, and has been farming in
this area for the past U years.
As Woodburn's winner, he will be
eligible for the state-wide contest.
the winner of which will receive
an all-expense trip to Indianapolis,
Ind. in April.
Brack succeeds Warren Sybrant
of the Union district. He operates
a 57 acre truck farm, specializing
in truck crops. He was recently
selected as farm manager of Mac
Laren school where he supervises
the farm staff in planting grain
crops, in caring for the school
orchard, and in supervising the
bog and dairy operations at the
school.
.'Four nominees were considered
for the 1957 selection. His choice
was based on the degree of pro
gress of his agriculture career, ex
tent 'of his good soil and natural
resources practices, but particular-
ly for his "contribution to the
well-being of the community, state
and nation category. He has
served as a Hubbard school board
director for five years, and has
helped in rehabilitation work with
boys from MacLaren school.
OCE Instructor
At Conference
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MONMOUTH. Feb. 6-Dr. Jack
V. Edling, director of the audio
visual materials center at Oregon
College of Education, will be a fea
tured speaken at the Northwest
College Audio-Visual Conference
Feb. 10-11 in Seattle.
Jefferson Juniors
Select Comedy
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JEFFERSON. Feb. Wosepbiae
Getchell, dramatics coach an
nounced this week the Junior class
has chosen a three-act comedy,
"Act Your Age." and as started
practice. No data has been set for
its presentation.
la the cast will be Katie Loot
way, Sharon Wells. Gloria Bent
ley. Larry Wimbush, Francis Mar
cum, Joan Bennett, Jolenc Bur
gess, David Harris. Linda Purdy
is assistant coach, and stage man
agers are Gary Griffia and Steve
Sheffield. ' ,
Stayton Girl
Chosen, VP for
OCE Freshmen
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MONMOUTH. Feb. - Marlya
Shetton, Stayton, was recently
chosen for vice president of the
frhshmaa class at Oregon College
of Education as the result of a
special election. The vacancy oc
curred: whea James .Gatzke, Coos
Bay, was boosted into the presi
dency of the clasa following the
resignation of its president.
upcoming irosn activities in
clude a beach trip, scheduled for
Msy 10, and sponsorship of a
dance to be held in April.
Chuck Wagon Dinner
Attracts 200 Persons
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ELLIOTT PRAIRIE, Feb. I
The annual chuck wagon dinner
at the Elliott Prairie ball Satur
day night was attended by ever
300 people. Approximately $139
was netted. This waa turned over
to the church building fund and
will be used ta pay for reshingling
the church.
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from Keizer, gave a team demon
stration. She waa assiated by Mrs.
Darland, who substituted for Jerry
Stafek, Junior leader from the
Lancaster district, unable to be
there. . . : - ? ... . ..
Ted Larson. County Extension
Agent in 4-H Work, showed a
movie of a cooking demonstration
by Marie DuRette of SL PauL
Marie was Marion county repre
sentative to the National 4-H Club
Congress at Chicago last fall.
There waa discussion of a Dis
trict Demonstration Day that
would include all projects except
livestocf. This will be discussed
again at the meeting March
at Labish Center School.
All communities In the district.
Pioneea, Parkersville. North How
ell, Labish Center, . and Haul
Green; were represented., by lead
ers at the meeting. - -
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