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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1952
Pupils at Reid
Present Annual
Yule Program
The age-old story of Christmas
was translated into songs und mu
5 sic by scores of Reid School pupils
when they presented their unnual
Yule program . on Wednesday
; Choral readings, music by the
. rhythm band, songs and skits high-
,1 lighted the program, presented by
J the children under the supervision
? of second, third and fourth grade
-; instructors.
The nroprnm nnnno wuu n u
nl leading, "Why Do the Bells of
a. Chi Istmas Ring?" This was pre-
t sonieu Dy pupils in the fourth
graue. inen louowea "The Christ
mns Storv." with Rnv,i.iu n.-.u
. -.w.j UIUUI
if as, suiuisi. iviemners of the girls'
'4 chorus were Faith Albach, Shirley
J Butler. Doris Carpenter, Judy Da
J ls, Linda Helgeson, Carol Hergert,
J Verla Hill, Sharon Lee Jackson,
,f Carol Joan Johnson, Judith Ness
hetyl Powell, Vernetta Singleton
if Gail Snyder and Janell Weaver,
vwith Eleanor Peterson as leader.
,In the boys' chorus for this num.
bor were Billy Christofferson, Bob
"Fans, Bobby Deel, Donald Glan
dci, Teiry Johnston, Skipper Mar
;tindale, Don Nalley, Bradley New-
wmnn, Bill Pederson, Sherill Shaver,
Mike Wauge and Kerry Yancey,
. Swith Dale Church as leader.
!?, Chorus Presented
Songs, "Thy Little Ones, Dear
Lord, Are We," and "God Rest
i ' Ynu Morrv Opntlpmon " mwncitna
by the following chorus: Donna
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?' Paul Niskanen. Susan Peoples
i , i'u"u. snarie Roberts.
Robert Sanderson, Alvin Seli, Bob
turner. Linn Hnth u..,r..n
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a 1 ,er' Wayne Wostfall, Dickie
ihi-lllVIU.
Memlierc nf tha u i j
who took part in the program, with
Mingle Bells" and "Trimming the
Christmas Tree" as their contribu
tions, were Carolyn Prichard, Den
nis Gasbar, Wayne Foehs. Francis
Giltner, Fred Martin, Jerry Bock
man, Jimmy Roberts, Phil Bock
man, Joyce Snyder, Cathy John
son, Blake Powell, Judv Sokolik,
Jane Diver, Martha Wilkins, Tim
Ackerson, Linda Lee, Larry Bel
brich, Darlene Small, Dennie Whit
man, Lloyd Saunders, Claudia San
ders, Billy Tye. Kay Hanshew,
Butch Rnqphrnnlr rv nnoV.wv.l
Buddy Laile, Roger Church.
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IlK U'PrP Hiilnn Riilfi. L'mutH DIAnL
Burton McCarthy, Judy Osburne,'
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aid Dimick, Joan Currin, Lyle Fir-
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PAGE THREE
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Truman Wanfs If Understood
He's Still No. 1 Man in U.S.
HtA Tetephot
GOING TO HER DOOM This dramatic photo, made by amateur photographer Dr. Willard Strode, .
shows the Norwegian motorship Fernstream just before her bow disappeared under the waters of San
Francisco Bay just inside the Golden Gate. Dr. Strode was a passenger aboard the freighter Hawaiian
Rancher, which rammed the Fernstream in a heavy fog. Tho 42 crew members and nine passengers
board the ill-fated motorship were rescued without mishap.
In "Santa's Toyshop," Donald
Jensen had the role of Santa, with
Janet Roberts as Mrs. Santa. Elves
were Susan Johnston, Bobby Sul
livan, Don Manwiller and Genny
Hammer. In the role of reindeer
were Duane Gottschalk, Arlita Ris-
tay, David Dietz, Barbara Crock
er, Tommy Williams and Richard
Hopkins, Dolls were Sherilynn Sep
palu, Ruth Boughton, Jill Coyner,
Patty Aldous and Daleta McWil
Hams. Dennis Grossgrove was
Jack-in-the-Box, with Gary Slack as
the clown. Jennifer Newton was
cast as the Teddy Bear.
Finale Presented
Joining in singing the finale, "The
Night Before Christmns," were the
following fourth grade pupils;
Gail Abrams, Maria Anglesey,
Claire Bucknum, Sue Copenlmver,
Carol Dietz, Marie Dimick, Mnr
leen Fraser, Carolyn Gambettl,
Anita Hammer, Leslie Johnson,
Curtis Jones, Emil Kelly, Mary
Ann King, Tommy Kirkelie, Jan
ice Monical, Connie Mosely, Mnrtn
Osmundson, Jewel Porter, Phyl
lis Pounds, Mary Kay Prichard,
David Ross, Martin Rush, Stanley
Shoults, Jerry Smith, Lnyton Smith,
Carolyn Starr. Harold Still, Mickey
Tye, Steve Wilkins.
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PORTLAND,. Dec. 19 IPi A
sharp drop in the wholesale price
of the better grades of beef on
the Portland market was noted
here Friday. Drops of as much
as four cents a pound reflected
the current decline of live caftie
pikes.
Theodore T. Swenson, federal
market news reporter, said cluiice
beet was selling wholesale for '10
to 45 cents n pound, the lowest
in three years. That is 18 cents
under the OPS ceiling, he said.
Packers had big supplies on
hand according to Swenson, but
trading was slow and retailers
were cautious in their buying.
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The Navy's supervisor of ship
building said Hie selection was
made by the Bureau of .Ships.
AMCCO has made such rapid
progress on construction of its
first minesweeper of the type,
the U.S.S. Dash, that tho vessel
is farther ahead than any other
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built in the nation, the navy said.
By DAYTON MOOKK
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 UK-Pros-i
idem Truman wauls it clearly un
derstood that he Is still the nation's
chief executive and will remain so
until Dwight 1). Eisenhower is
sworn in us his successor on
Jan. -JO. . . 1 , .
He made plain at his news con
ference Thursday that lie intends
to perform all the duties und claim
all the prerogatives of the presi
dency right up to the moment Ei
senhower takes the oatli on inaug
uration day.
Ilis apparently strong feelings on
the subject were brought out when
a reporter asked if he would ride
up Pennsylvania Avenue from the
White House to the Capitol with
Eisenhower on inauguration day.
Mr. Truman replied with a smile
that it will bo the other way
around. He said Eisenhower will
bo riding with him because he will
still be president at that moment.
Mr. Truman added that he will
not ride back down tho avenue
with Eisenhower in the Inaugural
parade. He said he would leave
the Capitol alone, as n private citi
zen. Mr. Truman will not return
to the White House. He may go
directly to the railroad station to
bourn a Ham lor independence,
Mo., his hometown.
On the duty side of the presi
dency. Mr. Truman said he is pre
paring state of the union and eco
nomic messages for Congress, as
well as a budget.
The president is required by law
to submit a budget within 15 days
after Congress convenes. Hut there
are no such definite deadlines for
the state of the union and econom
ic messages. -
The Constitution requires that
the president shall report "from
time to time" to Congress on the
state of the union. The law requires
that the president's economic mes
sage go to Congress at the begin
ning of each session.
Mr. Truman told his news con
ference Unit the only question is
whether he will deliver the state
of union message in person to Con
gress, as he has In the past. Ho
said lie hadn't decided that yet.
His determination to be presi
dent in every way until Eisenhower
takes the oath of office also was
reflected in ills attitude toward
Eisenhower's meeting with Gen.
Douglas MacArthur to discuss pos
sible moves for peace in Korea.
Mr. Truman had said previously
that Eisenhower or MacArthur
should bring uny peace plans they
have to him as long as he Is the
nation's chief executive.
He said Thursday that he had
nothing to add or subtract to his
remarks of a week ago.
He said then that Eisenhower's
Korean trip resulted from cam
paign demagoguery and that he
didn't believe MacArthur has any
new plan to end the Korean war.
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I'KOGKAM PLANNED
REDMOND, Doc, 19 The
annual Sunday school program of.
Community Presbyterian church
will begin at 7:30 Sunday even
lug, December 21. The kinder
garten and nursery groups will
present songs und recitations. The
primary classes will enact "The
Promise," Intermediator, will give
Hie Christmas story, unit Junior
high young people are preparing
Dickens' "Christmas Carol." Fol
lowing the program and Christ
mas tree the Junior and senior
high fellowships will go enrolling.
VACATION PLANNED
SALEM, Dec. 19 till Kulph Cuke,
adviser to President-elect Dwight
D. Eisenhower during the cam
paign, said Friday he would leave
for vacation in Mexico nhout Jan.
8; The former Republican national
-commUtcamnnfrom.-QvttKm-.tluid.
ho was still tired from the cam
phign and needed a rest. .
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The Bond Aerie, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will hold Its
annual Christmas party for all
children oi Ihls community Sun
day afternoon nt 2 o'clock, at the
Eagles hall, It was announced
today.
Joe Peterson is chairman for
the event. Me snitl thnl profes
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REDMOND HOSPITAL i
REDMOND, Doc. 19 New,
patients at Central Oregon DIs-1
triet Hospital Thursday wen."
Lawrence Holland Esther Wil-!
Hams, Wonatchoe; Mrs. Cy Pat-;
terson, Wilbur Durfeo and I.oe i
Goodrich, all Redmond; Mrs. i
Colonel Thompson, Culver: Mr. t
and Mrs. Homer Heard, and Mrs.
Odessa McDermott, Madras;;
Frank Eggler, Terrebonne; San
dra Peterson, 14, Powell Butte;
Mrs. Dorothy Rutherford, San
Francisco, and her son Robert, 7
months, and one out-patient.
Those dismissed Thursday were
Albert Short, Sisters; Robert D.
Williams. 17, and Mrs. Francis
Roats, Redmond; Miss Harriot
Qulnn, Richmond, Cal.; and John
Cusack, Bond.
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If It's a llllln girl who needs
"something to do" give her n
sewlnu sot or a cleaning kit
with sweeper, dustpan, broom,
duster nud apron. We liuvn
finger painlH, metal tupping
ami wood burning sots n d
wnlor color paints Hint would
provide hours of oreullve urt
for cither hoys or girls.
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litOM SANTA:
Two Jiour program Sunday, directed by Joe Peterson,
local talent will be featured with Arthur Ward and Miss Dane.
Saturday Night Show
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11 p.m., Sgturday, Dec. 20
with WARD and DANE
BENEFIT
OFFICERS ELECTED
REDMOND, Doc. 1!) The now
president of St. Thomas Altar so
ciety is Mrs. E. M. McKriil, elec
ted Monday nie,ht at the business
meeting and Christmas parly at
the homo of Mrs. Raymond V.
Jones. Other now oMcoih are Mrs.
Walter Lanlz, vice-president; Mrs.
Kenneth Jorgenson. secretary; and
Miss Teresa Manninc treasurer.
The next meeting will Ik- 'it the
parish house January 5.
PARTY IS HELD
REDMOND. Doe. 18 -..Members
of the Redmond Lions club and
their wives attended the dub's
annual Christmas dinner party
held at Mary's drive-in Wednes
day niRht. Fifteen couples were
present.
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