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Jiftle News Notes of The Valley
OM HONOR sou.
ef Staytoa Union High School who
,t,X w placed on the honor roll for
f 't.W14 1 t re: ThoM receiving
Mratfm ai arc: Barbari Muia,
,4 Jim Girod, Pan Keyee, Floyd
H. Whiting, LouIm Bui, Tom Creo
' tree, Jerry Gibioa, Marlya Shel-
i tan Louana Seniles and Jirr i
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YOUTH CROUP RINGS
ELLIOTT PRAIRIE. Anrli
The Pilgrim Fellowship younf peo
ple of the Elliott Prairie-Smyrna
pariah sang at two rest hornet in
Silverton and at the hqmei of Mr.
.-end Mrs. W. G. Wolfe of Monitor,
taa vena Mrs. Jim Evans ami Mr
"an Mra. Gust Rosebladt Sunday.
Pour young people from Elliott
Prairie attended.
MAY QUEEN PICKED ,
- SHERIDAN, AprU 4-Miai Don-
na Mendenhall, daughter of Mr
"andfMri. Don Mendenhall, will
rule at queen over Sheridan High
ocnoort Hay Day fettivitiea.
Named at maid of honor waa Pat
tHughey. and princesses, Martha
' Bryant, Zane Zumwalt. Sharon
K Remington, Deloret White, Nancy
t Brandt and Barbara Doyle.
missionary MEETING ' '
, SALT CREEK. April 4 Wamea'i
'Hitstonary Union of Salt Creek
Baptist Church will meet at the
jiome of Mrs. John Ttlgner in Del
ist at 7:45 Tuesday. Mra. Franklin
Grten and Mrs. George Voth will
bo Co-hottest. Mri. Henry Qas
aea and Mrs. Dave Gietbrecht will
; be tn charge of an Easter program.
DISCUSSING RETREAT
! -6ALT CREEK, AprU 4 The Ore-
;;joa, Baptist Men i Association will
end a visiting, committee from
the Portland area to speak at Salt
?Creek Baptist Church today at
7:M p.m. They will discuss pos
sible projects for the organisa
tion and the coming camp retreat
t Camp Tapawingo. .
GOES TO CALIFORNIA '-.-'
LYONS, Aorii 4 -Mrs. Gladys
Stiffler left Tueadsy for Corcoran,
Calif., where she will spend the re
mainder of the school year at the
home of her daughter and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Yse
ger. Y eager is principal in a school
there. -
PRONE OFFICE STARTED
AURORA. April 4 Intersection
of the Aurora-Donald road and the
. Hubbard to Wilsonville cutoff, west
of Aurora, Is bustling with activity
as the building to bouse officS and
equipment of the new Aurora
Telephone Company is being start
4. ,
RETURNS TO CITT
LYONS. AprU 4 - Mrs. Bessie
MUuca of Portland who purchased
the Russell Wllsoa bouse in Lyons
and moved here about the first of
tot year, moved back Is her heme
ia Portland Monday. .
PRACTICE TEACHING
WIOAMINA, AprU 4 - Donnell
MltcheU and Mrs. UtVelle Hofrich
ter of Willamina. education ma
jors at Linfield college, are prac
tice teaching. MitcheU has physi
cal education and American prob
Irmi at Perrydale high school and
Mrs. Hofrichter haa girls' glee
club and general music at the Mc
MiiutvUle high school.
HISTORIC TREES CUT
AURORA. April 4-The eld "Wit.
neat Trees" marking the North
west corner of section 11 have
been cut- down; W. T. Leinbach
now swna thia property which waa
part of the eld Byron Grim dona
tion land claim. In the early days.
these trees marked the section
corner and were landmarks.
move to Four corners
FOUR CORNERS, AprU 4-t-Mr
and Mrs. Prank Rock have pur
chased property at 410 S. Lancas
ter drive, known as the Ross
Chrlamaa place. The Rocks, who
have lived ta Salem for U years,
wiU occupy the main residence
after remodeling and redecorating
The shop building on the adjacent
lot it in the process at being re-
mooeiM. noes will move hit Sa
lem repair shop to tho nr.? lo
cation. .
CONDITION IMPROVES
LINCOLN, AprU 4 - Mrs. E.
Frank Douglas has been a patient
at Salem General hospital for a
month, after . suffering .a severe
heart attack at her home in Lin
coln. Her condition la slowly Im
proving. r. ,
SELL COOK BOOKS -
FALLS CITY, April 4-A cook
book containing 100 recipes on M
pages, with a picture of the Falls
City Methodist Church, hss Just
been printed by the Women's So
ciety for Christian Service of the
Church. The recipes are each
identified by the contributor's
name. Books art being sold by
the women's group.
NOTE YOUTH VwEEKX!3SS5;
INDEPENDENCE, April 4
National - Youth Week was cele
brated by the Elementary PTA
by a abort program from Boy
Scouts, Cub Scouts. Brownie!
Scouts and 4-H girls club. Officers J
were elected for the following year. I
Mrs. Lots Sytnont will be preai-
oent.--
Valley News
Statesman News Ssrvtco
Vtlley News Told in Btief
Monmouth Grade Teacher
Wins Top Freedom Award
luums Newt Strvka
OCE. MONMOUTH. April
"The American Way of Life In
Classrooma During the Air Age,"
an elementary social science out
line submitted by Mrs. Gertrude
Patterson, supervisor of student
teaching at Monmouth Elementary
school, won first place la the Free
doms Foundation School Awards
program of YaUejr .Forge, Pa.
Mrs. Patterson, who, aside from
her teaching duties. Is a lieuten
ant In the CivU Air Patrol and has
worked for a number of years at
CAP training officer, wen the
Valley Forge Freedom Library of
selected pictures, books, films, and
recordings which she wUI give to
the Elementary school.'
"Little Whirlybird," a child's
poem by Mrs. Patterson on the
subject of flight, look another first
place in e. literary competition in
all languages.
Aviation and the Air Age are
not a new interest to Mrs. Patter
son who also won 0 -.00111091 for
teachers on the "50th Anniversary
Jefferson Man
Sent to Europe
SUtomua N.wt Smle. '
JEFFERSON, April. 4 - Army
Warrant Officer Walter R. DeWall.
M. son of Mr. and Mri. John P.
DeWall, Jefferson, is stationed In
Saumnr, France, with the U. 8.
Army Sign) Depot.
DeWaU. who la adjutant of the
depot, arrived in Europe in Oc
tober, I9U. A recipient of the
Commendation Ribbon, he entered
the Army in 1938 and served la
Europe during World Wsr II.
Willamina Names
Six Best Actors
Ititsns Nowt StrvtM
WILLAMINA, AprU 4 - Six stu
dents from the Willamina high
school 1 have been-'- nominated for
the title of the beat thesplsn, for
the Willamina chapter of the Na
tional Thespian society. Of the
six nominated, two wiU be chosen
by the faculty for the honor.
The six students Ore Carolyn
Ramey, Gary Felt on. Lawrence
Vogt, Claude Lange. Ken Holman
and James Holman.
of Powered Flight" In 1953. at
which time she flew to Washing-
ton, D. C.i by special arrange
ment with the U. S. Air Force.
She recently returned from her
second visit to Washington where
she attended the first annual Avia
tion Conference of the National
Aviation Education Council, serv
ing as a consultant for curriculum
enrichment. - 1
No Interest
Badly Hurts
Post Plans
SUtnaua Ktwf Service
DALLAS, April 4 Operation
Skywatch ran into some unexpect
ed snags when St wss found that
not enough persons were trsined
to keep the post operating.
Eight persons showed up for the
first training class and another
class hat been scheduled next
week. Definite time and date
have not been announced.
Mrs. Joe Card, supervisor of the
post, expressed disappointment In
the lack of response. She stressed
that one class is aU that la neces
sary to train a person to operate
the post at an airplane spotter.
It ia hoped that this wiU clear
up any miaunderatandlng on this
point, she said.
Family Relations
Discussion Topic
For Parents Club
. liiuau Km SwvtM
STAYTON. April 4-The Stayton
Parent Teacher's Club will bold a
monthly meeting at the high
school, Monday evening at 0 p.m.
The program en mental health
and normal family relations. In
cludes a film "Sibling Rivalries
and Personalities," followed by a
panel diseutstoo on the same sub
ject. "
Members of the panel will be
Mrs. Leslie Carson, Fred Graham,
Rev. Clyde Wood'. Miss Blanche
Storer and the moderator, Mrs.
Bernice Yeary.
Tentative plana are made for
a ham dinner at the Stayton Grade
School cafeteria. Monday, AprU M.
Brash Cetiege-Cub -Pack lot
meets Friday night at Brush Col
lege school. Indian scenes win be
displayed., and Den I will present
skit. Awards wUI be given Larry
Olson, Hon. and Patrick Webber,
woU. Don 1 will furnish games
and Dea 1 refreshments.
LehtMO Lebanon high school
sir It will again hold a sleeping
party Saturday night in the school
gym. ' Boys are being warned this
year not to crash the party
happened several years ago, when
panic resulted. Party .has not
been held since that data.
Lehttto 1 Scores of large shady
trees art being removed from
curbslder ' of Second-' and Park
streets to provide room for wid
ening of these streets. Msny of
the trees were planted by early
settlers of the community. Park
street is the northbound one-way
route of Highway JO through the
city. .
Btayiea Clyde Freeman, pastor
of the Stayton Church of Christ
ill hold a week'a evangelistic
meeting at the Christian Church
at Lorsoe, AprU 7 to 14. During
his absence Charles Hill, student
pastor from Northwest Christian
College of Eugene win occupy the
pulpit.
Jefferson, April tDawa, three-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Wtckershsm, burned both legs
quite badly at her home Tuesday
evening. She upset a cue of hot
coffee in her las.
Breaks. AsrS 4 Mrs. Ralnh
Frey. a patient at the Salem co-
era! Hoapiul, is receiving treat
ment for a back injury incurred I
at a household accident at her
homo hers several weeks ago.,
Bethel-Bethel school teachers
who have been offered contracts
for the coming year, are going to
be teaching in other schools. Mrs.
Mattl Jane.Osborn wiU teach at
Eldriedge, and Mrs. Lois McDon
augh wiU be first grade instructor
at West Stsyton. -
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fit, April 5, "57 (Sec. II)-21
Change of Ownership At Stayton Business
IUIiwsi Mews Iwvtco
STAYTON, April 4-The Western
Auto Supply Store In Stayton, own
ed by Dale Crabtree, haa been
told to Elvin Thomas of Stayton,
who took over the business AprU
1.
Thomas formerly managed the
store, leaving In March, 1954, to
work as auto tales mas in Stay-ton.
Crabtree. a local lawyer
devote his entire time am
law business.
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FATHER NEUGEBAUER MOVES
. SUBLIMITY. AprU 4 Father
Neugebauer is enjoying his stay
in Arizona and has changed ad
dress from St. Josephs Hospital
in Phoenix to The Franciscan Re
treat House in Scottsdale.
Forester
Chief Again
Given Post
ttatastaaa Mawt Sorvttt ,
WOODBURN. April 4 Mrs.
Clarence Hagenaoer waa re-elect
ed chief ranger of the Woodburn
Catholic Order of Foresters at
Monday night's meeting at the
Steve Bauman home. InstaUation
will be April S3. .
Also re-elected were Mrs. Clyde
Bauman, vice chief ranger; Mrs.
Jack Evans, financial secretary,
and Mrs. La Verae Otjen, treas
urer. New officers named were
Mrs. Steve Baumaa. recording sec
retory; Mrs. Anna T. Miner, Mrs.
T. C. Gorman, and Mrs. Frank
Purdy, trustees; Mrs. Martia Opits
and Mrs. Fred .GoschwUI. Conduc
tor!; Mrs. Kiliaa W. Smith and
Mrs. Vincent Pavllcek. sentinels;
and Mrs. Louis A. Steffen and Mra.
Theresa Nibler, auditors.
ARCHERY SHOOT SUNDAY
DALLAS, Aortt 4. The Annual
Invitational Shoot of the Beaver
Bowmen Archers of Pallet trill be
held Sunday, at the Liberty Road
Range, seven miles south-west of
DaUas. Registration Is a.m. to
p.m. and aU ages may participate.
There will be prises in an classes.
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