The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1975, Page 25, Image 25

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Children's voicti will ting out M '
Slm churchat this Easttr Sun
dy. AJL ttwougli ths. ysar tha' young
stare proparo tor spocial eccstions and
thair programs ara praforrod by many
evar adult choirs. Picturad abowTar
mambars jf thajgharub choir .of tha -First
MathoBitt church diractad by . .
Mrs. Elaatwr Schramm. . "i.1 :r '
left to right in the front row ara
. Ricky McNll, Ronald Fraderickson,
Jolltina Kitzka, Mary La Mills, Craig ,
Richards, Colaan . McEldowna, Linda
PinciA and Tarry Troth.
In tho second row, faft to right, ara
lynnatta Hansan, Karan Zaiglar, Syk -via
Rothwailar, Linda Huntsingar, Jan
nia Johnson, Diana Church, Elaina El
faldt, and Clifford Brush. - t -
Bck row, laff to right, ara Mar r
els Mink, Bruca Williams, Barry Olson, ,
Susan McAnnally, Gary Gardnar, Ma
ria Stawart, Ann Chisholm and Don
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Drassaci In their naw Easter outfits ara Deborah
and Pamela Walker; daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Reginald Wslkar, above, who will attend
Sunday School at the Westminster United Pros
byterian Church today. The picturesque church
h situated high on a hill In Salem Heights amidst
grove of trees. .
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Serving as altar .boys Is wonderful experience
for teen-age youngsters, such as Tim Mayer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer, end Merrell
Crary, son of Mr. end Mrs. Morrell Crary. They
serve regularly at St. Joieph'i Catholle Church
and will take part in the Easter services today.
The Easter bunny captivates the interest ef tws)
youngsters, Dolph and Leslie Taggesell, dill
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taggesell, pictured
at the left. It's a big day for the little ones, who
are up early to find what Mr. Rabbit has left and
search for colored eggs. Then It Is on to church
and later J family dinner. , ;
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