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Valley News
Statesman Newt Servict
Mayor Names
Sherman Day
Honoring Editor
IIiiimh Neve Mnin
DALLAS - Way tt Km bee
proclaimed We Shermaa Day la
DalUf by Mayor A. H Frieeea
Shrrsnaa, ateocial editor the
Polk County Itetniaar -Observer for
tU past U rr, U1 be honored
at a chamber coramerot lunch-
eoa, and iwcogntUoa wlU be give
to work and service la IN com
munity performed by the Bew
man. Shermaa U leaving his poeUjoa
U assuma operation W th SUytoa
Mad weekly newspaper at Staytoa
ar Aprfl 1.
Mayor Frieaen ad all friends
of Sherman wishing to attend the
hwcneoa meeting ahould contact
Staa Malo. chamber president.
Persons do not need to be chamber
anember. it was stressed. ;
Orgaaiied group planning to at
Will Reign Over
Woodburn High's
May Day Events
WOODBURN A blond i
teed should also contact Malo so R"Lh uJJn
ranaratioa r.n he nub o -.td queen for Woodbura High
rZJT' I School'! annual May Day oa May
Lap led Urfi crowd
Seeks Top
State Post
aimis Mews Senfe
SHERIDAN Ed Maaary. past
prwident of the IT A Bait in Sher
Idaa. and now studying to be an
agriculture instructor at Oregon nETjinwI thuToth.
tt.t. CjJUm wm k. --,u.Ti Blomberg and Janice Refling. oth-
. uJTJ". ZZ r class prate incluoe joAan
Thursday lor the state office byN., 5 rv.-.iu
2. Mist Chnstensea. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Harm Christens.
this year s yell queen and a socg
leader last year, it intareaUd a
going to beauty school whea the
graduate this spring. She hat
beea active la. tchool acUvtUea.
having been a eopnomor May
princes, in the juiuer data play
and a member of ruture Buainea
Leaden of America and Futur
Horoemakert of America.
Named crowned princes from
the senior class wer
Lakeview't Daa Dunham, past na
tional president of FT A. at th
Stat Farmer degre, available
only to tb top two per cent of
S.K FFA member in Orcgoa.
Maaary woa tb junior
ward in M and the senior das
award B T7, which carried with
It his scholarship at OSC. He rep
resented the Sheridan unit at the
national convention in '56. the
stato convention in '55 and '54.
He placed first in the district pub
lic speaking contest in 6 and won
hit way to second place in the
stato last year.
A Sheridan delegation will ac
company the nomine to Bend. It
include Paul Elliott, high school
senior, who win try for tb Stato
Farmar degree, Phillip Beardslee,
newly elected president of tb
Sheridan unit. James Crow, new
vie president, and Stephen Beard-
siey, tb oat-fotng president
Nam and Bonn Chape lie. Jun
iors; Sharon CoMad and Patricia
Martin, sophomore; and Nancy
Johnson and Karen Habect, frtb-
Chamber Meeting
Silverton Today
i News Service
SILVERTO N The Silverton
Chamber of Commerc holds its
regular general business meeting
Friday at tb Silvertoii Cafe. The
luncheon starts at 13 noon fol
lowed by tb business meeting.
Tb If arch 2S meeting has bees
moved forward to Tuesday wbea
Ron Bailey of the VS. Chamber of
Commerc will be the speaker.
This will be a .luncheon meeting
alto.
Trio Resign
School Posts
lliltwii Newt terete
DAYTON Three teachers la the
Dayton public school system have
turned in their resignations to the
tchool board effective this spring
They ar Grace Buren, Marian
Ratzlaff and Louis Kelly.
Mrs. Durca is 'with th grade
tchool and Mis Ratzlaff and Kelly
with th high school. Kelly teaches
both music and art at botn i
hiih tchool and trad school.
Nest year h win teach with lb
Salem public schools. At paytoa
he started th first band and art
classes held to th schools for
number of years. Ei also directed
the community chorus.
Mrs. Dor an it retiring from
teaching, and Miss Ratzlaff win
become a housewife and teach In
California.
TEACHER, HIKED
GERVAIS A previous story
from Gervais listing names of
teachers rehired for tb coming
year emitted that of coach Orward
Hoy, who win return. In addition
to coaching basketball. Hoy la-
atrocta a class in United States
I history.
There's something special about
Galey & Lord
SHAGBARK
fir, .". h sfs
- wonderful, washable,
hijh-faiblon eottoni
which need no ironina; -in
pretty pastels and
lun-drenched colon-to
cw for yourself and
your family-and all with
th f amouiBurlington
quality.
Jtilm.
fAIMC DtfT,. . , MAIM FlOOl
HotcaKc anH
Ham Offered
paataa aad
ee-rW pt Lady
i erred laa say
aea at St. ftee
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IITH CHXISTENSEN
uu
RTUMrnf - a
ham braakfaat.
Fersatavs. wut be
tram Tarn aatil
fac Partah ball ia fcabttmNy.
mua aat of kaiem.
TW Mbbc eve it baiag
caainiisasd by Mrs. Oar Naal
aad Mr. Laaaard rieadrtraa
(W chaf it Cos Cats. wKh Mrs.
Pet Baadlghairnar damtlag
acuvay.
Prinqle 4-H Club
Recently Formed
SetM-Ma Wett ImHi
rUNGLX A aew H Caaaing
Club ia lb Prtogl or, Pna
gl Hewer Cfwwwrs. Th dub wtfl
matt rwtce a moats at IM Mm
f laadar. Mrs. Wane aWaeO.
OMirrt ar. tetrtawy Ckyd.
prasid t; Edward durptfica.
vic-prsiiat; Judy Judaea, eo
retary; Carol Nuaa. song aad yH
leader ; Alaa sViraott, awt raporV
Births
Ar Villty Hoipitilt
iAartXL WMTTttX
A aea. Daaay Laa, was
March U I Mr, aad Mrs. C.
Urftpatrva of Jeflerae. H
(aeer uurd rtuid
A datuhtar. Chrtetta Sua.
bora March It u Mr. aad Mrs.
iaad J. twdemtaa. the
IMttd ftUid.
A aaaghtar, Martha Lauata, we
March It la Mr. aad Mr.
Rabeft rarrtag. Jr. af Carvalha.
Sb a thetf firat caud.
DALLAS MOaTfTAL
A tea. Cory ateree, was bora
March U Mr. and Mr Cleaa
H. Lanaa. Ha I taatr third child.
A swa. Larry, was bar I Mr.
id Mrs. Cart Hasan. Valtau,
March 14 Ha ia the ascwad enOd.
A aea, PuaaWpb Katta. was bar
March II to Mr. and Mrs. BtSy
K. Jaaha. SaW He as thetr (ac
id child.
A aea was bar March It to
Mr. aad Mrs. LaVera Haida af
Moamouta. H wetgbled I fit.
U OL I
Hilarious Program ' Sparks
PTA Meeting at Mill City
MILL Cmr - Aaouat Father'
Night af th Mitt Cay Parwat
Teacaor Aaaactatiea Wednesday
a aa hUartaut program r
aaated bafar a oapacity rrawd at
Vsiaa High achaaL
a aprtag Uieol
thaw tar baaefll of la high traoaL
RagiatraUaa tar acu la all ar
caUgerV will be held la th high
attic. Th group voted to
caotrtbut laa daOar for kiadar
I arte aappua.
High tchool artaripal Jam
summer racrvatioa
k oafntmaBMy wa
ad lhae ia
lavar f th atoa thaaad not fail
Th ssimhirihig decided
to ataast wah th gradwatla rare-
SMenhart f th ttalnr
claas, a prtjoct adertakaa by th
PTA a year ago for th first Urns
aUmkled wa a Itinnd slat
af atficert far next yvan frwst-
Ceor) lfurnphryt! Taos
raakdaat, Mr. William Lt tac
rotary. Mr. Detut Klac; and
Mrs. Paul Heigath.
Al Haahdt, raairmaa af the
ralharf Night aran, areaaate
th aaisrtaiameai, humarewa
Prdy aa TV ' "Waati My
D.yton Minister
Resigning Post
Hews linl
DAYTO.t Rr. Ray Hecheaoar
has realgaed from th paatareto 4
th Daytaa ChnsUaa Church to
ceatlou his studies at Br He Cat
leg f th Bible, a part af Tetas
Carlallta Ualvortlty, at Frt
Warth. Tss.
H alan to b la Trtaa by May
1. Hi family win ga with him.
Tb church haa named Be succea
tar yL
Th mlalttar had resigned at
about th sam tim last year Mr
th tarn put at a. Lator wteo th
church could Bad a repLtcemeot.
th congrgtloa parsuaded aim to
stay for aaother year. J
Music Rites March 28
" ) the Chorhd; Cervait High Md kaetakiaa
WOOtJBlflLW Waadbwa Hl Ickerwe af at
Schaat wtfl beat tha Nertb Martaa Uovwlag U
Caaatv Charal Faatlval Man M "rua, Jaatwa m
Charwat from Wvorlaa. GervaM. r" u"
Weadbura. North Martaa high Waadbura cherot wah
Dear leag;
Nnh
veaosa dlrectad by Maraa High Scbeai rharwt af
ID ttftg HaUehQah ' mrmhart Wtad by Hal eWyoi
i FN it BatUe afioul uu C Nat Far Mr Me,
acaoait wtU Slag la hath aaalvldual thlf ei aVortad by Mies Meyer
op aad a fsitswd group ll tsag laervaaw tea Ne I.
afl chonaae will b diractod far "7 Caaatry aad
lw aumoert by Dooaid Ctorklar,
oriato prwfsasor f snualc at
WUlamatto UaivartKy. Ma
Mayor, choral mueic dlractar
Waadbura pa
charg af arraagemewts.
TkhaU ar aa tai lor the laa
UvaL Adult arte ar tat at at
coU aad atiidtat IkhaU at M
graup wig meat la I
Oh. Uad.
ad DdlcUa.
Phflnaaty
Tb rinbiaad caarus f
veara wul atag Laaak f Cog
Amarir. My Own.
sraoala. I la I
baaosot tar all ohf
Th choral
th afton
hears ak A
partlcipatiag wul
th S p as. choral ieaUvai.
Schools aad their chart) tnartvl
barahtp with aumbor to b
aented, ladud' SUvertaa rh
af a voice dlrectad by Edwta
Heppoer, which wul ting Av Ve-
ram. rrsis ia u bara.
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