i
Monday, December 14, 15J
I Ceylon Rejects
Red Mission
l Colombo, Ceylon (D Prs-
5. mier Sir John Kotelawela Myi
J be has emphatically refused to
I receive a goodwill minion
from communlit China even
though Ceylon i jelling the
-Reds rubber.
4. Sir John confirmed yester
Joay reports that the Peiplng
government had offered to
aend envoyi on friendly visit
J to this British Commonwealth
i bland. But be added:
J "I have aent a reply to the
4 Chinese government remind
Mng them we have 1 trade
agreement and to let our re
f lations remain that way." He
i aaid he told the Reds, "Ceylon
j has no other friendship or
v dealing with Communist
China, nor does she want to.
Keizer
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Balem. Oregaa
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Hayesville
Keizer The Keizer FTA met
in the school auditorium at
t p.m. Dec. 10. Christmas carols
were sung by the group under
. the direction of Rev. Holmquist
' of the Faith Lutheran church.
; Rev. David Blum of the Kaza
rene church led the group in
prayer. Keizer FTA members
8 now number SOI. Room count
Jr was won by Mrs. Cartwright'i
t 4th graders.
' The Well Child Clinic wUl
be held Tuesday, Dec. IS at 1
I p.m. in the Keizer Community
church. In January the school
'.' records will be checked and
' any child needing "booster
, shots" or Immunizations, will
1 bring a slip home to his par
" ents notifying them. The school
'j is unable to go ahead with
these immunizations unless the
parent sign.
Mr. Weddle reported that
there is $65 in the treasury now
for shrubbery for the schools.
v Sho has received some shrubs
, as gifts also. Those donating
money have been: Manbrin
Garden club. Dine & Do club,
.. Weizer Sewing club and the
Manbrin Community club.
" The PTA voted to help chil
dren that need glasses or hear
I ing aids, if they cannot be ob
tained otherwise. However, It
' must be sanctioned by Mrs,
Weddle, a member of the school
board, and the county nurse,
, along with the advice of the
- child's doctor.
The PTA also voted to put
' $50 in a game library fund.
" There will be two teachers and
: two parents selected to get this
1 started.
1 Mrs. Crothers displayed snd
: sold the new YWCA cook
- books.
" The first grade room mothers
' served refreshments.
The mothers' choral group
made their first appearance.
" Members are: Evelyn Adams,
" Agnes Swing, Marjory Ritchey,
: Grace Brown, Eleanor Brown,
I Mabel Holmquist, Helen Jack--'
son, Leona Welty, Alva Wie
; gum, Louis Besdeck, Priscilla
" Shattuc, Ruby LanghoU, Doro
thy Ronk.w Pearl Langeland,
Marge Bowder. Shirley Scholtz
- la the director of the group.
The accompanists are Marvel
Collins and Helen Jackson.
; A Nativity Scene was shown
: while Shirley Scholtz played
Shubert's "Ave Maria." The
' Blessed Virgin was portrayed
: by Lynn Conklin. The four an
gels were: Vicki Wilkinson,
'.- Nelsa Wiessner, Linda Pfau,
and Linda Clibourn.
There was a skit "The Last
Day of School Before the Holi
days in a Progressive School."
, Characters were: Shirley
- Scholtz, David Summers, Marj
ory Ritchey, Ruth Holmquist,
Dorothy Morse and Eleanor
Brown.
The fourth grade held an as
' (embly program at 1 p.m. on
" Wednesday, Dec. 9 in the Keiz
er school auditorium. Mrs.
Quinn's fourth graders present
ed the program. The announcer
was Leonard Featherstone.
HayeavUle HayesvUla Bey
scout, troop 20 at the troop
Court of Honor held Mondsy
evening at their cabin on Fish
er Road, the chairman, A. C.
Richardson, Introduced Vincent
Genna as the new scoutmaster.
A candlelight Investiture was
conducted by the Junior leaders
Douglas Richardson. Vernon
Lang, Charles Faulkner, Joe
Daviason, and George Strozut,
Jr., assistant scoutmaster.
Those receiving tenderfoot
pins were Jimmy Olsen and
Forrest Davltson.
Second class awards went to
Stanley Borders, Douglas
Brown, Gary Dornoa, David
Morrow, Jimmy Squires, .and
uary lonesDurg. .
Bobby Bramlet received his
first clasa award.
Life Scout rank was awarded
to Vernon Lang, who is student
body president of Parrish Jun
ior high.
Merit badges in scouting
skills snd vocational explora
tion were awarded to Bobby
Bramlet, woodwork, scholar
ship, music, reading, home re
pair, firemanship, stamp col
lecting and cooking; Joe Davis-
son, corn raising Wiw1wnrr
cooking and home repair;
Charles Faulkner, cooking;
Dale Carothers and George
Strozut, Jr., public spesking;
Vernon Lang, cltizenshio in
the home and community and
nature.
Junior leaders training cer-
tificatea were awarded to Bob
by Bramlet, Douglas Brown,
Joe Davlsson, David Richard
son, Bobby Zahara, and George
strozut.
Attendance pins for 1052
went to Bill and Joe Davisson, I
Bobby Zahara, Douglas and
David Richardson, Charles
Faulkner, Bobby Dotson, Keith
Nelson, Jerry Peterson, and!
Dale Carothers. I
Attendance pins for 1(53
went to Joe Daviason, Bobby;
Dotson, David Richardson, I
Charles Faulkner, and Vernon
Lang. j
j
John Clunies-Ross, a Scot,!
became king of the Cocos Is
lands in 1827, five generations
of his line ruled there and an
other John Clunies-Ross is now
British governor of the islands.'
IN KOREA I Glenn Davis said the blaze ap-1
,. . , , , ' 1 parenuy atartea in wiring in-
; , . . J stalled Saturday afternoon as
'' 4 students prepared decorations
1 for the annual Christmas ves-
I per program.
.
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Middle Grove
Pfc. Alfred L. Loyd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Loyd of
Monmouth, who Is serving as
a special orders clerk with
the 24th Replacment com
pany of the 24th Infantry
division in Korea, A gradu
ate of the Monmouth high
school, Loyd entered the
Army in. February, 1952,
and has been overseas since
last February. (U.S. Army
photo)
FIRE DESTROYS CHAPEL
Beloit, Wis. () A fire of un
determined origin destroyed the
Beloit College chapel Saturday
night, causing an estimated
$500,000 damage. Fire Chief
Middle Grove Last Thurs
day, Mrs. John Cage was host
ess for the Middle Grove
Home Extension Unit Christ-1
mas party. She was assisted
by the Mesdames John Van
Laanaen, Lewis Patterson, and
Robert Rice.
Part of the Hawaii Project
was given by Mrs. wiiour
Wilson and Mrs. Lewis Pat
arson. They wrote and pre
sented a skit ou what to pack
for a trip to the Islands. Stere
optlcan viewa were shown.
The Wilbur Wilsons had lived
in Hawaii for 30 years.
Gifts were exchsnged.
Guests were Mrs. Milo
Kuhn snd children, Mrs. Ken
neth Kleman, and Mrs. C. L.
Reynolds. , .
Members who attended
were Mesdames Harold Ang
lin, Leroy Austin and children,
Harold Beach;. John Cage,
Ernest - Crura, Melve in Even
ln imil E err Gssdr.
Wm. Msssey and children,
Wm. Schart, Fred Scharf, L.
C. Swink and sons, John Un
rub, Mel v in Van Laanen,
Wayne Goods and daughter,
Lewis Patterson, Robert Rice
and daughter, and Mrs. L. V.
Hammer.
Crickets' chirps have surpris
ing carrying power. One crick
, et barely an inch long sounds
a note audible for almost a
mile.
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