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gAreas Rearranged
' For Justice Courts
I Of Westside Towns
Sheridan High
Lists Students
On Honor Roll
Juniors Lead Scliool
Willi 12 Pupils
On Roster
SHKniDAM (Special) The
. semester honor roll at the Sherl
,'dan high school has been an
,'nounccd by principal Frank W.
Smith.
Seniors on the honor roll are:
Pat Hughey, Ed Bayliss, June
. Blair, Mary Sttilzman, Donna
Shenk, and Carol Hacnny.
'. Juniors: Carl Allbaugh, Terry
Sent, Judy Atwood, Sally Brandt,
Marcia Bryant, Betty Goughnour,
Coralee Haddon, Esther Heckert,
Lcann Johnston, Joan McCoy,
Pam Pclzcr and Delores Rose.
' Sophomores: Phil Bonrdslco, An-
rice Kilmer, Sharon Noss, Nancy
Zook, Sharon Remington, Delores
White, Douglas Hill, Carol Hell,
JArlene Matthews and Itobcrt
Clore.
Freshmen, Kathy Wells.
ilGervais Notes
Fire Casualties
GERVAIS (Spoeial)-Ernie Zell
tier, one of the assistant fire chiefs
of the Gervais Volunteer Fire de
partment, received a head lacera
tion while fighting the fire at the
Bank of Oregon this week. A pane
, of glass fell and struck Zellner's
.head causing the injury. No hos
pitallzalion was required after
V treatment by a Woodburn physi-
R. J. Blanchette received several
' broken ribs when he fell while
''watching the fire. Blanchette oper
ates a barber shop which adjoins
the bank building. No hospitaliza
tion was required after medical
' treatment was given.
The blaze caused minor damage
J-In a rear room of the bank. :
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Dallas District To
Have Additional
Territory
PALLAS (Special) Dallas
district was enlarged and In
dependence and West Salem
districts were made smaller in
size when justice of the peace
districts were re-arranged re
cently, according to Polk coun
ty district attorney, Walter
Foster.
Grand Ilonde district will remain
the same size. Valsetz, Pedcc and
North and South Falls City have
been removed from the Independ
ence district to the Dallas district,
and Salt Lake IPerrydalct and
McCoy were moved to Dallas from
West Salem.
Those in the West Salern district
No. 2 are Eola, first, second, third,
fourth, West Salem; Brush College
and Spring Valley.
Dallas No. 3 includes Rickrcall,
first, second, third, fourth, and
fifth Dallas, Oakdale, Salt Creek,
Jackson, Ruell, Salt Lake, McCoy,
Rock Creek, North and South Falls
City. Pedee and Bridcport.
Independence No. 5 includes first,
second, third, fourth Independence;
Southeast, Southwest, Northeast,
and Northwest Monmouth, Buena
Vista, Airlie and Suvcr.
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weather, remains to complete new Marlon
county bridge spanning Champoeg creek,
opened for traffic Feb, S. This reinforced
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SCIO (Special)-The junior and ,
sophomore classes of Scio high
school are sponsoring a smorgas-
bord in the grade school cafeteria
frnm 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday
(Tonight),
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WOODBURN (Special) Men of,
the Woodburn Methodist church Lawrence Page of the high school
will have ' their annual Valentine and Marccil Smith, a scholarship
day d i n n c r Saturday at the, winner, will speak. Mrs. Merwin
church. Serving will be from 5 to Spcer is president.
8 p.m. Members of the WSCS will I
make pies and assist with the LEBANON (Special) Program
serving. Al Schalock is president for lnc Santiam Fish and Game
of the mens group. association Tuesday will include
slides on the new Clear Lake build-
DALLAS (Special) Dallas ing, information on wood duck
Volunteer Firemen will entertain j nesting, a report on a recent wild
members and families at a dinner life meeting and entertainment and
at 1 p.m. Sunday afternoon at the refreshments, accoiding to John
Chamber of Commerce room in Sheppard. secretary. The meeting
the city hall. The dinner will be will be at 8 p.m. in the Lebanon
prepared by Ed Hayes and Glen city hall.
Wick will act as master of cere-
monies for the affair. CROWFOOT (Special) Youth
. ... groups sponsored by Crowfoot PTA
MOUNT ANGEL (Special)- he wnl be ivcn recognition nt a
Mount Angel Business Men s Club mecting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the
will meet Monday evening at 6:30 scn00, , comhinntion with a
o clock for dinner at the Mount Foun(el..s nnv prosram. chair
Angcl( hotel. mPn nrl, Mrs John McNaughtan
., 'and Mrs. Holnnd Hcusser.
dliu i oiicci.il i a V.1VH uciensc
meeting will be held at 8 p. in.
Monday in the high school. A PTA
meeting scheduled to tie held the
same night has been cancelled.
WOODBURN (Special) Eddie
Molter. a blind gymnast, will per
form at Woodburn high school
Monday at a national school as
sembly program. Totally blind,
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United Airlines
United Aircraft
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and performs on the parallel bars.
The program begins at 3 p.m.
LEBANON (Special) Infor-
malion about PTA scholarships,
awarded annually, will be given
at Queen Anne PTA Monday at
7.45 p.m.-at the school. Principal
WOODBURN (Speciall The,
Woodburn recreation and park
board will hold regular meetings
nt the city hall the second Tues
day night in the month instead of
the (irst Monday as previously an
nounced, according to Layman
Baird, chairman. Committee ap
pointments for the year will be
announced at the next meeting,
Feb. 12. Meetings are open to the
I ublic.
MACLEAV (Special) Mrs. Cor
nelius Ratcson Sr. will be hostess
to members of the Grange Home
Economic club at tier home Tues
day afternoon.
Mothers Gather
For Sacred Heart
GERVAIS 'Special) The Sa
cred Heart Mother's Club of Ger
vais met at the school with Mrs.
Cyril Sclidmus. Mrs. Pete Miller.
Mrs. Mike Mahoney and Mrs. Joe
Schindlcr served refreshments. An
educational film on the "Produc
ing oi llic Polio Serum" was
ihnwn I In nininhi'rs
54 ! The Mnrch 5 meeting will be
yt i at the SI. Louis Hall. Mrs. John
at 1 Wavra. Mrs. 'oe Doran, Mrs. Al
fi iB vin Manning and Mrs. William Al
33 i, bright are on the serving commit
m lee-
W ' The "hot chocolate" committee
13 a for March is Mrs. Martin SchltH'li
27 ) tcr, Mrs. Paul Rriling, Mrs. Rer
s:l ' nard Ferschwciler. Mrs. John
43 ' N'ihler and Mrs. Albert Prantl.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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concrete structure, supported by nine
bents of piling, has I total length of 200
feet and a 26-foot roadway. United Build
ers of Bcaverton erected the structure.
Farm Wood Lot
Is Sought for
Demonstration
LEBANON (Special) Linn
County Farm Forestry comnllt
tre Is seeking a tract of land
for demonstration purposes, to
show that farm growing of tim
ber can be profitable', says Wal
lace Wodtll of Sweet Home,' re-.
cently re-elected chairman of the
group.
Anyone having a tract where
all phases of management, plant
ing, thinning, pruning and selec
tive harvesting can be shown,
and who Is willing to cooperate
with the committee, has been
' asked to contact Wodtll or Coun
ty Extension Agent O. E. Mike
sell in Albany.
Granford Burrell, Rt. 3. Leba
non, Is .the new vice-chairman '
of the committee.
China now has, it is estimated,
about 625 million people.
Willamette Valley News
Lebanon Scon Is
Receive Awards
LEBANON (Special) Top four
of an extensive list of Boy Scout
awards given Tuesday night at a
court of honor were Eagle, to Mel-
vin Harnett; Silver, to Explorer
Scouts Harnett and Gary Powell:
Bronze to Richard Weirich; and
Life to Jack Eskeldson.
Richard Rice of Salem, scout:
executive for Cascades area, was
present at the court of honor.
Earlier in the day he told Kiwan
ians that Boy Scout training shows
up favorably in the armed serv
ices, particularly in willingness
, and abjjty l0 acccpl responsibil
ity.
PTA Program Salted
LEBANON (Special) Column
nily participation is invited in a
no host dinner and PTA program
Wednesday at 6.30 p.m. at Gore
school, said Mrs. Kenneth Hons-
ley, PTA president. Reports of a
pre - school PTA section will be
given by Mrs. Charles W. Srvcy,
Past Leaders
0f PTA Feted
j At Silverton
Educational Levels in
Schools Studied
By Members
SILVERTON (Special) - Honor
ing the past presidents, reviewing
the featured activities since Found
er's Day, nationally vocal group
music, and enjoying an educa
tional talk by M. B. Ford, local
educator, were the highlights of
this week's meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association, with Earl
Chalfan, in charge.
Edwin Heppner, head of the de
partment of music of the local
schools, presented a group of 55
student singers from the Union
High'sch'oo) in two brief programs.
The panel educational hour, with
Mr. Ford as leader, concerned the
evaluation of various levels of
learning from the slower-to-learn,
to the higher mental capabilities,
with several in - between possibil
ities that must be met by the
successful teacher.
Telling of cases suggestive of at
least four levels were Mrs. C. J.
Towc, Mrs. Carlene King, Carl
Jorgenson, and Miss Mary Ann
Hogan.
The third grade mothers were
refreshment hostesses with Miss
Hannah Olson and Mrs. A. J. Mc-
Cannel, pouring and serving
u niaf Dicn ,iod
each past president of the PTA ! 0 FM- preaching the mission scr
with a enrcnap j mons. Evening service will be at
The local PTA was organized in
1918. Thirty-eight different women
and men have served as presidents
of the organisation.
The next PTA meeting will be
on the evening of March 7. A
r. ember of the Willamette univer
sity faculty is to be the speaker.
Unit Studies Freezing
NORTH HOWELL (Special)
Mrs. John Beals and Mrs. Vernie
Leighty demonstrated freezing
techniques at the last meeting of
the North Howell extension unit.
Hostesses were Mrs. Florence:
Espe, Mrs. Amy Beer, Mrs. Edith
Sawyer, and Mrs. Helen Wicsner.
The green turtle of the West In
dies (soups and steaks) sometimes
I weigh 600 pounds.
and Mrs. Betty Curtis Santiam
allium ,i iiii,iiii, will mill uii
Founder's Day.
Cake Class Planned
WOODBURN (Special) A 10
week course in cake decorating
will start Monday, at Woodburn
high school, with Mrs. Lowell Ross
as Instructor. Sponsored by the
school district and the state di
vision of vocational education the
a(jt cass kM be nc,d oncc
week for three hours beginning at
7:30 p.m. Tuition is $5 per person.
Old School Sold
NORTH HOWELL (Spccinll
Thc old North Howell school house
has been sold to William Gibson
Rt. 1. Silverton. It is tn be
demolished and removed within ?av 'Partr sponsored by Ihe Ves
iv mnnihe i lcyan group at the Methodist
Stockmen to Dine
NORTH HOWELL (SpcciaD-
The Marion County Livestock as -
sncialion dinner will be served in
the Grange hall from 6 to 8 p.m.
i next Thursday.
Leader
. Rev. Gilbert Zlatar, OFM,
who will lead two missions
In area during next two
weeks.
Franciscan
Will Preach
Shaw Mission
SHAW (Special) A parish
mission will open Sunday at the
church of the Immaculate Concep-!
tion with Hcv. Gilbert Zlatar,
7:30 and the daily morning mass
will be at 8:00 a. m.
Father Gilbert Zlatar has been
on the retreat and mission band
for several years. Before that he
was active in parish work and was
at one time pastor, of St. Francis
parish, Sacramento, Calif.
After going with the .mission and
retreat band he was at various
places and was at one time su
perior of the laymen's retreat
house at Malibu Beach, Calif.
Catholics and non Catholics are
invited to attend the Shaw mission.
Father Zlatar will open a mission
at St. Patricks in Independence
one week later on Sunday, Feb.
17.
Both the Shaw and Independence
churches are in the care of the
Tranciscan Fathers who staff Ser
ra high school in Salem.
Lebanon Arrests
Walla Walla Con
LEBANON, Ore. Ifi City po
lice Thursday night arrested Wil
liam Guy Cole Jr., 21, who said
he was an escapee from the
Washington state prison at Walla
Walla.
Ralph Fettertey, assistant po
lice chief, said Cole told him he
had walked away from a work
gang there Oct. 28. Cole said he
I was serving a term for second-
degree assault, Fettcrley said.
Wesleyan Croup
Observes Birllidav
SHERIDAN (Spccial)-A group
of 130 attended the annual birth-
church.
Mrs. Harold Whitfield was gen
eral chairman of the aifair. Ap
pearing on the program after the
; dinner were Barton McKagan,
Maxine Harris, Cathy Eberhart,
Betty Goughncr, Joan McCoy, and
i Marilyn and Donna Bride.
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Salem, Oregon, Saturday, February 9, 1957
Howard Mole New
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City of Monmouth
MONMOUTH (Special)
Howard Mole is the new ponce
chief following the resignation of
LaVern Heide, who was ap
pointed In January,
Heide replaced Cy Leum, who
resigned to accept a position
with the Stale Public Relations
Safety Division.
Mole graduated from Central
High school in 1953 and Just re
cently completed service with
the paratroops.
DANCE Lh.
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Music by
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Every Sat. Nighf
9:30 to 12:30
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EH;
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WITH
Larry Am Cascade Range Riders
Joe Lane now being featured
"The Northwest's Finest 8-Piece Western Band"
Aumsville Pavilion Every Sat. Nite
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Juit bo en hand at I o'clock ovary
DICKSON'S
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estimated 1,500.000 population live
on one-tenth of the land. The other
is desert ranged by Bedouin tribes
men.
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Res. Scats 1.2S & 2.00
VIENNA CHOIR BOYS
FRI. MAR. 8th 8:15 P.M.
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Portland Symphony
Tues., March 12, 8:15 P. M.
Willamette University
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