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Academy to
Graduate 44
Commencement xercie, in
which diplomas will be given
44 class members at Salem
Academy will be held Monday
Bight at 8 o'clock in the acade
my gymnasium.
Dr. Earl S. Kalian d, presi
dent of Western Baptist Theo
logical Seminary, Portland,
will eive the address.
The baccalaureate service
will be at the First Baptist
church Sunday night at 7:30.
Members of the graduating
class are: Shirley Benike, Ger
ard Biggins, Neil Du Chten,
, Merle Fadenrecht, Nels Fri
berg, Barbara Garner, Dick
Garner, Dick Gibbons, Janice
Gautzen, Delbert Grate, Paul
Gunther, Karen Lee Hampton,
Sandra Hazelbaker, Charles
Hlghley, Joanne Hildebrand,
Waiter Howell, Arley Isaac,
Shirley Klght, Esther Kimball,
Phylis King, Lavlna Louen,
Morteen McCary. Shirley Me-
rann. rfelen Melby, Ronnie
Mott, LeRoy Neifield, Janice
nin. John Olson. Duane Pas-
cheU, Jim Pfau, Donald Pic
KeU. Marian RatzlaU, Mervln
Relmer, Mary Rich, Robert
Rutherford. Carol Jean
Schmidt. Carolyn Smith, Kea
ton Thlelen, Robert Trueax,
Joyce Wright apd Donald Wy
nt
Rhirlev Kieht is valedictorian
of the class and Marian Ratzlaff
is salutatorian.
Fireman's Auxiliary
Meets at Woodburn
Woodburn Mrs. Sid Selme
ia.a nver the meeting of
the Fireman's auxiliary Thurs.
ni.h at the fire hall. Rou
hmlness was transacted
tni plans were made to enter
theUble set'Jng contest June 6,
sPowored by the Woodburn
Woman's dub at the city lib
rary. Mrs. Fred Klnns. jr, wa.
'i-i- chairman, to be as
:Z bv Mrs. Jack Bush and
cmiih French.
.' stift was present
.A Mrs. Dale Seaton who is
lcsvlns soon to make her nome
Jolly kroasman, center, was crowned queen of the Scio
Fat Lamb show by Mayor Rolla Shelton at ceremonies in
the Scio grade school gymnasium Friday night. Princesses
were Opal Hlnk, left, and Marianne Bell, right. Lower
photo shows the Crabtree square dance team that won
first prize for square dancing. They are first1 and second
graders in the Crabtree school trained by Mrs. Herman
Kieper. ' ,
Rain Fails to Halt Parade
As Lamb Show Proceeds
Students High
At Jefferson
Jefferson Achltvem ant
tests recently given to the ten-:
fior class in the high school bet
resulted m tome surprising
high grade.
, Jlmmie Adams rated 17,
which is Junior In college in
achievement. His waa highest
score in the class.'THt average
grade as 11.9.
Other high grades were made
by Deloris Meyers, John Perry
and Frances Tierce, all rating
14, with 3.11 score. Robert
Harris was between the 13 and
14 with a 3.3 score. Howard
McGill the IS grade and Rich
ard Orton, almost the 11.
Budget Hearing
At Woodburn
Woodburn A public hear
ing en the 1SS3-S4 budget for
the city of Woodburn will be
held at g p.m. Tuesday, May
26, at the city hall. Anyone is
invited to attend.
new ouaget calls lor a
tax of $34,156.90, aU coming
within the legal 6 per cent lim
itation and not requiring a
public 'vote of approval. Ex
penditures are listed at $85,-
956.50, an Increase of $8927.50
over the current budget, the
increase caused by payments of
bond principal and interest and
salary increases.
Due to a lack of a quorum
Tuesday night the council ad
journed until 7:30 p.m. next
Tuesday May 26. Mayor El
mer Mattaon announced the
appointment of T. R. Ander
son as the new Woodburn civil
defense director.
HOLDS HIGHEST SCOUT HONOR
If
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James Burke, student at St Joseph's School, receives
Eagle Scout award, and.ia shown in the picture being con
gratulated by Scoutmaster Frank Pavalek. James is a ton
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Burke, 1948 East Nob HiU.
Eagle Scout Award Received
By James Burke of St. Joseph's
At a Court of Honor cere-1 and, hold the Ad Altare Del
mony Thursday evening at .cross, which it the highest
Knights of Columbus hall,
James Burke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald J. Burke, 1945
East Nob HIU, received the
Eagle Scout, award, highest
award in scouting.
James is an eighth grade
student at St. Joseph's school
AERIAUST
Scio, May 23 Drizzling rain
today failed to dampen the
spirits of enthusiastic support
ers of the Scio Fat Lamb show,
who conducted their parade
through the town despite the
steady downpour.
Crusade Still Short
Of Halfway Mark
Returns from the current
cancer crusade have been in
creasing in recent days, but
the county quota of $7,043 is
vet to reach the halfway mark,
according to reports issued by
Mark Hatfield, county chair
man. Hatfield expects to push
the drive until the quota has
been reached.
Fred E. Joehnke, treasurer
for the crusade, state that re
turns were received from ZOO
individuals and organizations
Thursday, the largest single
dav since the movement began
He added that the third and
last "sword mailing" had been
nlaced in the mail in connec
tion with the solicitation oi
funds.
Two notes of encouragement
were received at headquarters
concerning the campaign. One
came from Florence Matthes,
Route 2. who. in sending her
contribution wrote "Dear
Friends: God strengthen your
right elbow In this great and
noble work."
The second came from seven-year-old
Thomas Justin Harris
nt Also Keimann roau. "
wrote that he was devoting his
allowance of $1 to we iigm
against cancer. '
BIDS ON LOCKS A8KED
Portland W Army engl
neers today invited bids for re
placement of the upper ap
proach canal guide wall with
stiff boom at Willamette Falls
locks at West Linn. Bids wlU
be opened at 2 p.m. June 19.
It takes more than a little
rain ,to keep a real Webfooter
out of a parade," Bob McCul-
lum, parade chairman, said.
Following the parade the
lamb were placed on exhibi
tion and Judging was started. "
At noon, - luncheon was
served by variot! women's
groups. ' ..
Friday night Rolla Shelton,
mayor, crowned Jolly Kross-
man queen of the lamb show.
Princesses were Opan Hink
and Maryanne Bell. .Mrs. Lou
ise Thielsen was chairman of
the queen contest committee.
.Trials for working sheep
dogs are scheduled to be held
at the high school athletic field
at 2 p.m. George Brock is in
charge.
Hazel Pague Is in charge of
fleece, knitting and flower dis
plays held in the Jones build'
tag.
Other committee chairmen
are Roger Cain, who. is in
charge of the closing dance to
be held in the old gymnasium
at 9 p.m. tonight; W. S. Sparks,
Herman Zeller, Harold Rellly,
Carl Warren and Mayor Shel
ton.
Plan Park Opening
Sweet Home Sweet Home's
annual summer recreation pro
gram will begin June 15 with
Gene Owens and Mrs. Osburn
Shaw as co-directors of the
program. The program will in
clude activities at the swim
mlngpool and a Peewee base'
ball league. Playground ac
tivities are to be scheduled
Monday through Saturday of
each week but no definite date
Is set on opening of pool sched
ule. .
Heavy Penalty for
Sweet Home Man
Sweet Home Gerald Dee
Varner, 88, Sweet Home, ap
peared in Justice Court Wed-
nesday after two delays in
Judge F.'A. Cornell's decision,
Varner pleaded guilty May 11
to- chargea of driving while in
toxicated and driving while his
operators' license was revoked.
after he had .been arrested on
May 10 following an accident
involving three cars.
Judge Cornell fined Varner
$750 and .120 days in Jail and
revoked all but $300 In fines
and $9 court costs -and i
pended the Jail sentence.
Week's Schedule
Closes Meetings
' Marlon County Extension
Unit meetings for the week of
May 25-29 are . listed below,
Anyone who is Interested is in
vited to attend.
This week brings to close
the regular monthly unit meet
ings for this year. They will
be resumed again in October.
The date of. meetings, units,
time and place are as follows:
May 26 Thomas, 10:30, with
Mr. Bruno Schmidt, Care of
Rugs and Upholstered Furni
ture; Pratum-Macleay, 1:30,
with Mrs. Cornelius Bateson,
Becoming a Good Buyer.
May 28 Silverton, 1:30, Be
coming a Good Buyer; Roberts,
1 p.m. with Mrs. R. L. Irving,
Care of Rugs and Upholstered
Furniture; St. Paul, Herbs for
Variety and Accent
Detroit Dates Film
For Building Fund
Detroit Funds to be donat
ed or the Detroit city build
ing will be raised Monday
night) at a movie to be shown
in the school gymnasium under
the sponsorship of the Detroit
Women's Civic club.
The film wiU be "Heidi," a
long time favorite with all
ages, and there will be addl
tional short features. '
Tickets will be sold by
school children and may also
be obtained at the Cedar Tav
ern, Lake Cafe or at the door.
Club Award's Given
At High School '
Club awards were presented
at an assembly at Salem high
school Friday.
The. Spanish Club award,
a new dictionary, went to Pat
McGregor. ' The Latin Club
award was presented to Pete
Loder and BUI Emery, while
Journalism awards went to Pat
Snider, Roger Weaver, Gloria
Stolk, Marilyn Isaak end Bruce
Bleckert.
The glrl-of-the-tnonth award
was presented to Marcla Lee
Bryant.
Soil District
Changes Voted
Residents of two Mid-Wil
lamette valley areas voted to
extend the boundaries of toil
conservation district to in
clude adjacent territory at elec-
tiosxs held earlier in the week
and one new district was form
ed. V
Ed Hammer, Mt. Angel farm
er and polling superintendent
for the Mt. Angel Soil Con
servation district, announced
that the referendum on the
proposed new Mt Angel Soil
Conservation District carried
favorably by a vote of 90 to 34
Mr. Hammer also announced
that the three elected super
visors for the Mt Angel Soil tendent, announced.
Conservation district z Jo.
Bernt, lit Ansel; Jimjackaoa.
Brook; and William SchwarU
of Silverton. ,
Max fkhults, Jefferson gum.
r and polling superintendent
tot tat referendum on toe pro-
pored Jefferson-Talbot addi
tion to the Santlam Soil Con
servation District, announced
that the vote was favorable for
the proposal. The addition ear-
ried by a vote of 97 for and
against
The polling place was at
Jefferson City Hall, Jefferson.
The poll closed at 8 P-m.
Thursday night
The propoaal for the addi
tion to the Silver Creek Soil
Conservation District the
Butte Creek-Silver Creek Fall
area passed by a vote of 8$
for and 7 against Wednesday '
night. May SO, X. F. Cook of
Scott Mill, polling wperuv
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Above is Shirley Steven
whose great grandfather waa
Hilesha Bailey of the origi
nal Bailey Bros, circus fame.
In 1853 Hialesha Bailey im
ported the first elephant into
the United States and dis
played him for 10 cent in
the New England states at
night. They would walk this
giant elephant from town to
town under cover of dark
ness, so that the public
would not see him without
paying this 10 cents -admission.
Ever since those early
days elephants have been a
symbol of American cir
cuses, naturally Shirley be
ing a chip off the old block,
she developed a great desire
to be an elephant trainer
also a high trapeze perfor
mer with the Bailey Bros,
circus.
DOOLITTLK SPEAKER
Woodburn An armed serv
ices program was featured at
the noon meeting of the Wood
burn Rotary club Thursday
with Lt. Col. Gordon L. Doo
little, deputy chief of staff for
air of the Oregon National
Guard, as the speaker. He was
Introduced by Major James J.
Anderson of Woodburn and his
topic was "Power for Peace."
award the Catholic Church of
fers in scouting. He also is
Junior assistant Scoutmaster in
Troop 6.
Other awards were also pre
sented to member of Troop 6,
St Joseph's Boy Scouts. Vin
cent Fletcher, committeeman.
wa master of ceremonies. The
Court of Honor wa composed
of Scout Chaplain Rev. James
B. Fleming, Donald Nash, Wes
ley Goodrich and James Kern,
Scout Executives, and also
member of Troop 6 committee,
William Gentzkow, Lee Mc
Farland and Charles Schmitz.
Guest of the' Court of Honor
wa Louis Amort, advisor ex
plorer Post 16.
Rev. Fleming gave the scout
Invocation. Frank Pavelek,
Scoutmaster of Troop 6, pre
sented' Weblo awards to An
drew Link and Thomas Alley
of, Pack 6, Louis Amort con
ducted, the Tenderfoot Investi
ture for Mickey Gallagher and
Max Lucero: Introduced were
David Ditterick, Billy Lange
and Ed Nuxoll, who received!
Tenderfoot awards at the Black
Rock' Camporee.
Wlularn Gentzkow awarded
a Second Clfesa badge to Max
Lucero. Lee McFarland
tented First Class awards to
Donald Stubr, - James Weiss,
Robert Beigler, Richard Jat-
kowski, Ronald Lundy, William
Gentzkow, Danny Martinez,
Kenneth McFarland and
Charles Zasteridge.
James ' Kern gave . merit
badges to John Ham street, Ger
ald Pavelek, Charles Schmitz,
Thomas Hirons, William Clay-
borne,-' Danny Martinez' and
James Hoffman. Don Nash pre
sented Explorer awards to Ed
Johnson, Bob Welle and
Charles Schmitz of Post 16.
Charles Schmitz was in
charge jof the Star award,
which was given to Thomas
Hirons. James Kern conducted
the Life awards which were re
ceived by Jeffrey Elliott, John
Hamstreet and - Gerald Pavelek.
Kern also outlined some of
the highlights of the coming
Jamboree to be held In Call-,
fornia. The following boys pro
bably will attend from Troop
James Burke, Gerald Pave
lek, Douglas Thompson, John
Hamstreet, William Gentzkow,
Charles Schmitz and James
Hoffman.
Refreshments were handled
by Committeemen Dr. D. L.
Callicrate, Dr. Douglas Thomp
son and Bernard Carroll.
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