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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
. Salem, Oregon, Thursday, April 25, 1957
New Officers
Take Positions
At Woodburn
Progressive Club Has
First Election
Meeting
WOODBURN (Special) - Max
Simmons was elected president of
the Woodburn Progressive Club at
the regular meeting this week.
The club has been directed by
temporary officers up to this time.
Other officers elected were Don
Thompson, vice president; Mrs.
Kenneth Fry, secretary; Homer
V'adsworth, treasurer. Elected to
the board of directors were Ralph
Bauer for two years; Leonard
Leach, W. D. Lawrence and John
Prinslow for the remainder of 1957.
The constitution and by-laws,
prepared by Don Thompson, Ralph
Bauer and William Nuckles were
approved and passed.
Harold Ticknor presented a sam
ple brochure which was accepted
and will be printed.'
A meeting of the board will be
held next Tuesday evening at
George's Place. The next regular
club meeting will be the evening
of May 28.
Top Students Prepare For Graduation
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STAVTON Four Slayton Union High
School students will share valedictorian
honors at graduation exercises In the
school gymnasium May 24. They arc, In
top row from left, Thomas Crahtree, Louise
Basl, Marylin Shclton and Louann Seniles.
In lower right photo Is Arlene Minten,
salutatorian. Baccalaureate services will
be In the school gymnasium May 19.
Thomas Unit Meets
SCOTTS MILLS (Special) The
Thomas Home Extension Unit
met with Mrs. Henry Shills this
week. A guest was Mrs. A. J.
Ettiin of Cloverdale, Calif. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Deskincs.
Scholarship Won
MOLALLA (Special) - Pally
Reasoner of Molalla Union High
School recently won a $100 nurs
ing scholarship from the Auxiliary
of the Oregon Medical Society. She
was the only Clnckamas County
student to receive this scholarship.
Defense Group
Attends Class
AMITY (Special) The Civil De
fense leaders and the monitoring
teamJof Amity attended the first
In a series of six class sessions
this week, under the supervision
of Dr. Walter P. Dykes of the Lin-
field Research Institute at the Fire
Hall In McMlnnville. Instructing
the first class on "Structure of
the Atom" was J. K. Trolan, Ph.D.
of the research institute staff.
Attending the initial class from
Amity were: William Ford, Civil
Defense director; Bill Scoggins,
assistant director; Police Chief
Jack Stafford and the monitoring
team George Van Otten, Dick
Lorenzcn, Adolph Nielson, Mrs.
Marv Ehlers. Mrs. Robert Athey,
Mrs. William Vogele and Cliff
Wolf, squad leader.
Mt. Angel Women's College
Plans Music Fete on Sunday
MT. ANGEL (Special) Some
100 musicians at Mt. Angel Acad
emy will perform in the annual
music festival Sunday at 2:30 p.m
in the Mt. Angel Women's College
auditorium. The public is invited.
The program will include piano,
vocal, trumpet and violin solos, and
numbers by the chorus and or
chestra.
The chorus will sing "Oh! What
a Beautiful Morning", by Rodgers
and Hammerstcin, and Herbert's
"Italian Street Song."
Tiie program numbers are: Car
nival," Mowrcy, piano I, Hum
Wilde, piano II, Sally Birge.
'Valse Brillianle Op. 20," Mana-
Zucca; piano, Margaret Petshow.
"Romance", Romberg, soprano
Delores Birge. "Caprice," Paga-
nini, piano 1, Mary Rose Brandt
and Stella Hauth, piano II, Joan
Sanncs and Kathleen Gaffke.
"Conzonetta," d'Ambroslo; vio
lin, Mary Schnorenberg. "Military
Polonaise," Chopin, piano, Judy
Wnchter.
"Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life,"
Herbert, soprano, Frances Scrres,
contralto, Mary Jane Ibach. "Ga
votte," Bach, piano, Sally Birge.
Promenade from Pictures at an
Sxhibitioh," Moussorgsky, trumpet,
Kay Palmer. "Prelude in C Sharp
Minor," Rachmaninoff, piano, Ruth
Wilde.
"The Orchestra Song," arranged I
Scholarships
Awarded to
Scio Student
Mary Brock Wins Two
Valuable Honorg
In School
SCIO (Special) Miss Mary
Brock, valedictorian of the senior
class, has received a $300 South
Santiam State Scholarship and the
Elks $250 Scholarship. She plans
to attend Oregon Slate College.
Salutatorian of the class is Miss
Kay Thayer, who is a cousin of
Miss Brock.
Miss Brock, Miss Thayer and
Miss Doretta Pedersen' are the
three queen candidates for the
Lamb Show, which will be held
May 25.
The queen's revue will be held
Friday evening, May 24. "
'Nights in May9 Will Feature
Frogram at Woodburn mgn
WOODBURN (Special) "Nights
in May" will be the theme and
program motif for the annual
Mav Dav festivities to be held
Tuesday night. May 7, at Wood
burn High School gymnasium. The
date was first announced for May
4 but has been changed to May
7, when Miss Joanne Barry will
be crowned Queen of the May.
The program, directed by Mrs.
by Schumann, "The Chocolate Sol
dier," by Strauss, and "Gypsy
Life" by Herbert, selections by the
orchestra.
GRESIIAM REPORTED ILL
SILVERTON (Special) Mrs.
M. G. Gunderson left by train for
San Francisco Tuesday morning
on receiving an emergency call
from the home of her foster daugh
ter, Mrs. Kelsey Gresham, the for
mer Esther Towe. No details were
available aside from the message
that "Kelsey is critically ill."
Receiver for
Ply Firm Set
ALBANY (Special) - Ed Keilen-
berger, Lebanon lumberman, has
been appointed receiver for the
Linn Plywood Corp. of Albany by
Circuit Judge Victor Olliver. He
will direct affairs of the company
until disposition is made of bank
ruptcy proceedings.
The petition in bankruptcy was
filed by James E. Perse, president
of the firm; Hugh Thompson and
Philip J. Braden. The petition
states that a mortgage for $117,000
is held by Roddis Plywood Corp.,
an eastern brokerage firm. It
also avers that the firm has with
held $122,927.15 from plywood ship
ments during the last year, but re
fuses to surrender the mortgage.
Lloyd ' Craft, physical education
instructor for girls, will icaiure
dances and physical skills by all
girls in the school. Queen Joanne
will be escorted by Gene Higgins
and will be crowned by Fidel
Gaviola, student body president.
Crown princesses are Carol Lea
Foster, escorted by Charles Nath
man and Carol Ann Livesay,
escorted by Larry Bright.
Other members of the court are
Barbara Blevans and Tamara
Majors, juniors; Charlotte Scely
and Dianne Ketchum, sophomores;
Lois Young and Joyce Jeffery,
freshmen. Their escorts are Bill
Bishoprick, Kelly Timm, Lonnie
McKee, Jim Reis, Vic Belleque
and Fidel Gaviola.
Nights to be shown in the pro
gram will be "Night in the Gym,"
"Night in the Caribbean," "Night
at the Fair," "Night in a Grave
yard," "Night of Romance," and
"Night in May." The program
will close with the Maypole dance
by the freshmen girls and court
dance by the queen's court.
Padded Pews Placed
MnNMOUTH (Special) New
pews have been installed in the
Evangelical United uremren
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foam rubber padding and plastic
covered in brown, ine noor oi me
sanctuary was rcfinished before
installation of pews.
AMITY JUROR CALLED
AMITY (Special) Named to the
jury panel for the May term of the
u:n rtintv rirmiir Court is
Arthur R. Glandon of 606 Trade
, Amity.
Grade Parking Lot
LEBANON (Special) Grading
of a lot adjoining the city hall on
Main Street is being done by city
street crews preparatory to pav
ing the area for a parking. Street
Superintndent Jack Stolsig is in
charge.
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