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Page 2 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Thursday, January 17, 1957 OSC NOTES Weekend For Dads Arranged By PIIOliliE Mill BKAt'N (Capital Journal correspondent) ORKGON STATE COLLEGE. Corvalls 'Special! Kilty-seven hundred names were signed to the giant telegram sent lo the Oroqnn State College football team at the Rose Bow!. The profits amounted to about $570, of which 517(1 will . he donated to the Hungarian relief program. In the field of spurts. Bruce Pat terson was high scorer lor the Rook basketball squad which played Clark junior college last Friday nijhl. Iteturnin? In the OSC wrestling team, which has won the Pacitic Coast Championship for the last two years, is George Meyers, of; Salem. I Outstanding Salem students have placed on the honor roll this past term with a 3.5 iJ plusi (trade point average or above. The students include Dolores Loring, Carol MtConrllish. .lone Moore field, Nancy Owens, George Cas per, and Driris S'.arrett Garrison. Dao's Weekend events are being planned lor February 8 and 9 on the OSC campus. Special events will include the Dads weekend litnchcon, the annual sorority sing, athletic events, and performances ol the lamed comedy, ."Life with Father." The 45-studont scholar ship aids to be given this year will be awarded at the business meet ing. Beverly Burgoyne, a former Sa lem resident, represented Oregon Slate at the annual after-dinner speaking contest in Kugene, Jan uary 15. Beverly was accompanied by her speech professor, Carlyn K. Winger. Already, Tom Pickens, chairman el this year's Beaver Preview, is citing up plans for a special weekend to entertain high school students. Tom has .had many posi tions of responsibility during his short career at OSC, and has al ways come Ihrough with flying colors. The Military Ball will be spon sored on February 2, by Scabbard and Blade, military honorary. At this time, the live finalists lor Lit tle Colonel will be voted upon. Johnnv Heilz and his band will furnish the music, and according" to Mark Matson, general chair man, Rcilz is outstanding. Some ol the fraternities have re cently conducted elections. Donald Weber is the new secretary ol Chi Phi, while Terry Mclntire was elected treasurer of Pi Kappa Phi. Kun and excitement are planned (or this weekend ns many ol the women's houses nre giving dances. The dress ranges from costume to emi-formal. Mnnv of the men of Beta Theta Pi arc olanninl a ski trip this weekend, in which Jim Gilmore and Jonn Clayton win ue puuici patinf. Jam and Jelly Gift Shower Set by CDA MOUNT ANGEL (Special) The Catholic Daughters of Amer ica will sponsor a jam and jelly gift shower for the Benedictine Sisters Nursing home in connec tion with the food sale scheduled for Sunday, February 10, in the entrance of St. Mary's school fol lowing the morning masses. Plans for the shower and sale were made at the Monday eve ning meeting in the school meet ing room. Named on the commit tee are Mrs. George Vachtcr, chairman; and Mesdatnes M. Grnshong, N. G. Mickcl, Frank Fished. Gerald Zollner, Thomas Boltaro, Ben Ackerman, F.mil Ilochsler and Jos. I). Morrow, and Miss F.lizabcth Keher. Mrs. George Antone was named chairman of the education com mittee, taking the place of Mrs. Robert Bernards l Patricia Con nell) who has moved from the city. Mrs. Antone reported that information and rules regarding tne annual I DA poetry contest were given to the local schools Winners in the local contest will have their poems entered in the state contest, and slate winners Compete in the national event Mrs. Alois Keher, relief for peace chairman, reported that she has packed six boxes of clothing for Hungarian relief, and that those having clothing to donate for overseas relief should hnn the articles to her home during me nexi several weeks. Information ,,n retreats spon sored weekly at the (Mi,- nly nf Peace Unreal house at HiMvci ton was provided by Miss Anne Kr wen, local rrlml chairman. Mrs E. A Hammer, home and lannh life chairman, gave her coinnni tee report. Speaker at the meeting was the Rev. Cyril l.ehold. 0 S B . chap lain. The court voted a cash do nation In the Hungarian relief fund. Mrs. Qnin Bever received the attendance award. Sympathy was expressed to Mrs. William ll.irr.ilnll. who ,e reiven n-nrrl nl the de.nlh her Mllhros,. Wh.ilen Satnr. Ne MARION SALON No. 412, Eight and Forty, honored all past cha pcaux at a no-host dinner at Mar shall's inn Wednesday evening. Fach of the honored members was presented with a gift. During the business session, plans were made for the February birthday party. MOLALLA (Special) Friends in jvlolalla are receiving invitations lo the wedding of Miss Alice Lou rainc Slyter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Slvter. formerly ol Molalla, and the Rev. Merlin W. Zier. at 8 p.m., Friday. Feb ruary A at Central I nlh.ran church, Portland. The wedding will be followed bv a receotion in the church fellowship hall. Mr. Cronemiller Is Speaker for Club S1LVKRT0N (Special! Lynne Cronemiller of the stale forestry department in Salem gave an en couraging picture of the future of the Tillamook burn area when he spoke lo the meeting of the Sil verton Women's club at the Trin ity Lutheran church Monday af ternoon. Mr. Cronemiller described the tragedy of the burn but raised hope for the eventual reclamation of the area by citing the progress made by the various agencies which are cooperating to rcilore productivity to the wasteland as well as making it attractive for recreation. Mrs. Earl Dederick presided at the business meeting when an as sesment was voted lor the further ance of the dub's projects. An nouncements were made urging the members to support the cam paign against indecent literature and lo cooperate with the iocal teenage car club recently organ ized. Among the visitors was Mrs. William Gaines, recently of Canal Zone, Panama. Tea hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Glenn Briedwell. Mrs. C. L. Comins, Mrs. Hazel Grace Jack and Mrs. Charles Hoyt. DONALD (Special) Mrs. Nor man Kciling whose son, Neal, is a freshman at Oregon State col lege attended a luncheon at the Victory Court at Woodburn Entertained WOODBL'RN (Special) Regu lar meeting ol Court Victory No, 731, Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica, was Monday night at St. Luke's hall. A program on civil dctensc was presented by Marion i county director, Wallace S. Whar ton ot Salem, as speaker. Reports weic given by various, committees during the business session. Mis. Julius Vandchey, re lief for peace chairman, reported seven layettes had been eom- jpleted for the mission hospital Phi Gamma Delta house. The Mothers club ol i jr'.ia.,.. .,iv... the mothers from the surrounding territory. land materials were given out for j layettes for Korean babies. The Dast month 2.582 articles of cloth ing for oversea relief have been ! packed by a group headed by Mrs. Vandehey. Mrs. Vandchey also reported that plans had been completed for the distinguished service award banquet which the CDA will serve on the evening of Janu ary 22 at St Luke's hall, and , named her committees. Mrs. Fran Icis Reding is co-chairman, j A report was given by Miss 'Ernestine Nathman on the mcct- ing of the board of trustees held January 8 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Gorman, when money making projects were discussed. Mrs. Ijiwrence Paxadis an nnuncert plans for a 12 o'clock "luncheon is served" to be spon sored by the CDA group Febru ary 16 at St. Luke's hall to wmcn the public is invited. Tickets may be purcnasoo. irom n. Aicher at the Marshall Wells store or from Mrs. John Zerzan at the Western Auto. 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