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, Hopewell Graduation ex
ercises for the Hopewell school
eighth grade wUl be held at the
Hopewell E.U.B. church May
26 -at 8 p.m. Graduate! from
the Hopewell district are: Shar
on McKenney, Gayle , Larson,
Ellen Widmer, Allan Polvi, La
Verda Irwin and Floyd Baker.
Those from the Wheatland dis
trict are Ruby Lind and Clyde
Frauendelner. Lloyd Lind is
guest speaker of the evening.
The graduation exercises for
Jie Seventh Day Adventist
school will be held at the
S.D.A. church on ' Saturday
evening, May 23, at 8 p.m. The
graduates are Stanley War
nock and Dale Terrill.
The father and son banquet
t the Hopewell E.U.B. church
is scheduled for 730 Friday
evening. Mrs. Clarence Legg
and Mrs. John Geisler are gen
eral chairman for the event "
The Hopewell school will
close June 2, and the close of
school picnic will be held at
Williamson park at 1 p.m. Sun
day, June fi Mrs. Clarence
Legg, Mrs. Albert Terr 111 and
Mrs. Arthur Warnock are in
charge of arrangements.
Members of the Seventh Day
Adventist church are organiz
ing a choir, with Mrs. Carl
Withers as director.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Terr 111
celebrated their 15th wedding
anniversary Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Fleming and Phyl
lis of Silverton were weekend
guests and Mr. and Mrs. I. J.
Terrill were Saturday evening
guests.' Mrs. Terrill and Mrs.
Fleming and the children en
joyed a trip to Champoeg park
Sunday afternoon,
Recent guests at the Frank
Hersha home were Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Barzee of Terre
bonne, near Redmond, Ore. Mr.
and Mrs. Hersha, and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lane David
ion sitent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Davidson in
Portland. 1 . v- .
The local church conference
was held at the Hopewell
E.UJ3. church May 18, with
" Rev. W. C. Hlnes, superinten
dent of Oregon conference, in
eharee. Stewards elected were:
John Kotka, David Olke and
Howard Stephens. Mrs. N. O,
Pearse was elected delegate to
Conference in Seattle in July,
and Mrs. Ross Rogers alternate
delegate.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kotka
and children and Mrs. Mabel
Wood were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Kotka and family
In Woodburn on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.'Lyle Tresham
tad children ot McMinnvlUe
were Sunday guests ot Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Compton ana iam
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lafferty
and Kenneth Pershall spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M.
B. Gilchrist at their home near
Rrnnkfl.
Mr. and Mrs. John Geisler
attended a buffet supper and
shower in honor of Miss Shar
on Persinger and Gene Jae
nicke in Portland Sunday eve
ning, at the home of Mrs. Gels-
ler s brother, Mrs. w. a. hum
gon. '
IIGALS
A protective barrier of gasoline tins and sandbags sur--coundi
a British soldier on guard outside the military
police building in bmallia, in Egypt's tense- Suez canal
zone.. The street stretching into the background is called 1
"Ste Gun Alley" as a result' of bloedly Anglo-Egyptian
battles last year in Ismailia. The barricade is one of
numerous precautions being taken by British troops follow
ing recently revived Egyptian threats to continue British '
occupation of the canal area. : (AP Wirephoto)
Lebanon Pirns
Music Festival
Tvhanon' The all-city ele
mentary school music festival
scheduled for FrlOay tugrn.
May 23 at Newport field, pro
mises to be aa. outstanding
event for the closing or scnooi.
More than 800 children from
grades five through eight are.
practicing regularly under the
direction of room teachers and
Lynn Siolund. supervisor . ot
vocal music. i
"The festival la designed to
show some of the music acti
vities which take place in the
schools throughout the year.
The public is invited to attend
the ooen-air festival., wmcn
will be followed by a carnival
ajt Santlam school.
Silverton
SmHhfizU
After Australia found' im
ported rabbits to he a pest, they
Imported foxes to control the
The family of W. H. Wood-
ard Jr.. announced that 'Mr.
Woodard would be able to re
turn home in the near future
from aneelal treatment in a
Portland hospital where he has
been for several days. .
Mrs. Woodard and their
daughter. Miss Mary Anne
Woodard, nave been with him
the past week. ' "
Although tea haT been grown
rabbits, but tcie foxes found in South Carolina, labor costs
native mammal' easier game were too high to permit It to
and left the rabbiis alone. -- I compete on the world markets.
SmlthfleVd Tuesday the
first, second, third and -ourth
graders of the Perrydale
school, the Philips' twins, illy
Burr end Dianne Itoutfet vis
ited the zoo in Portland. A bus
took the children together with
two teachers, Mrs. Domes and
Mrs. Powell, and tpree moth
ers, one of which was MrWil-
11am Burr. , '
Mrs. H. W. Boeder Is Smith
fields "fish expert- Mrs. Boe
der raises tropical fish and this
week marks the time for the
arrival of baby Sword-Tails.
The Friendly Neighbors club
is meeting at the Charles Drls-
cou home Saturday evenmg.
Mrs. - KnkeUa and three
daughters, Susie, Barbara, and
Darlene of near Dayton visited
Mrs. Harden Smith Monday,
1 The president of the Rempel
Friesen elan is laying plans for
the family reunion to be held
at the Rlckreall grange hall on
Decoration day. G. V. Remple
the president and Mrs. Hen
ry Toews of Salem It Ota secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. H. W. Bowder attended
the Mothers' dub luncheon
and program at the College of
Education at Monaaoutn , on
Saturday, .-: -
Mr. and Mrs. Oeerge Koe-
kella and family of Hopewell
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har
den Smith Saturday evening.
: The Junior-Senior . banquet
was bald af the Perrydale jym
Friday evening and among the
Smithfelders partklpfatlng
were Verda . Watt, Marlene
Burr, Jean and Pat Driscoll,
Margaret Ann Phillips, Charles
Boeder and John Bartfl.
Delates Wall and Joyce Idl
ger attended their junior-een-ior
bancjuat in the mirror room
at the Marion hotel lor tne stu
dents of the Salem Bible aca
demy Friday evening.
motored to Portland Sunday
and visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Flannlian. Mr. Flannlgan. who
has been ill for quite a wnue,
about the same. '.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol niger re
turned from their trip east last
week. They bad Visited rela
tives at Michigan, Minnesota,
Nebraska, ... Kansas, Colorado
and Idaho enroute. A law hours
were spent in- Canada when
they were m Michirm. They
took delivery on an M Olds-
mobile at Lansing. ' : , .
They, together with Miss
Ann Hamm from Dallas and
Miss Marine Marsh from Coos
Bay, were the Oregon repre
sentatives to the CXF. confer
ence at Denver.' . . 1
Brooks
Brooks The annual school
picnic wlU be held at the
school Mat 27 at 12 P.m. Stu
dents and their families will
bring their own table service.
. A neighborhood farewell
Mr. end Mrs. Harden Smith! honoring Mrs. John Archer
was held at the homo of Mrs.
Waldo Lower Wednesday af-
Girl Scout troop 228 of
Brooks are -Vt a skaC. t
party at ta nnk at Cayton o
Friday, lay U. Mrs. Wales ,
Lowery and Mrs. William Pfan
will be the ehaperone. -
The Brooks Garden elub met
at the home of 1 Felix
Morisky. Mrs. O. C linger and
airs. Charles Idsava were
gUSStS. .' : ' r - - ir ,
A memorial program will be
given at the next meeting 1
honor of the deceased mem
bers. The meeting will bn at
the Roadside park Just north
of Brooks. In the event af rain
it will be held at the home of
Mrs. W, F. Ramp. V - t
Mrs. Bmer Hahn and Mrs,
Irving Johnson win be the
Members will supply their
own service and aoffee. The
next meeting will be held May
28 at t pm.
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Lyons May 13 and 24, Sat-'
urday and' Sunday, wiB be
cleanup days at the Tex Val
ley cemetery, with all-day
meetings for those who can at-,
tend. Bring tools and lunch.
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