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ILLINOIS
VALLEY
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1952
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Meat Preparation
Shown at D.C.D.
(¡AA Plans Overnight
Camping Trip
by Mr». Frits Krau»»
Ph. Salma 621
The Girl's Athletic Association
planning an ovei night camp-
g trip to the coast Saturday und
Sunday, May 17 and 18.
.Mi-- Petri- in, Mi-.s llosely and
several of the girls’ mothers are
driving their car. and acting as
chaperones.
All girls who have paid their
due, and wish to, may go. Miss
Peterson and Pat Wright are
working hard planning transpor
tation and »irlertainment.
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O’BRIEN
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Senior Announcements
Have Arrived
The Senior graduation announ
cement« arrived April 7 and are
row being purchased during the
noon hour by the Seniors. They
weie received at this early date
becausi commencement services
are planned for June 5.
Drivers Training
Taught in Shop
In shop there are many differ-
t articles built. Such things as
bookcases and lamps. The Kelt
Chevrolet Co. gave the auto mech
anics an old ’36 Chevrolet to take
apart and put together again. Un
der the heading of shop comes
drivers training. There are two
classes a day. Drivers training
teaches the students to be better
('rivers and better citizens.
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Biology Class to
Make Outdoor Study
SELMA— Different ways of
preparing low cost meats was dem-
onsliated by Ruby and J. ne Ri.{-
gan at the last D.C.D. meeting
I which was held at the home of
Amy Conger. The following off.--
era were elected for the new year,
chairman, Amy Conger, vice-chair
man, Floe Sandell; secretary, Jane
Rigg.in and treasurer, Ruby Rig-
gan. The next meeting will be
May 15, at the home of Thelma
Blue, and will be a lesson on
’’Family Life’’ given by the agent,
Rizpah Douglas.
Taking part in the special musi
cal program at the Selma church
April 13 were Dean Warren, Jo
Ann Taylor, Claire Cooper, Lou
jannah Hamilton,and Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Field. Mrs. Oliver Smith
played an accordion solo, Mrs.
Gordon White was accompanist.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewei
and son Michael of Astoria have
been here visiting the John Brew
era and other relatives. .Mrs. Brew
er and son are going to Compton,
California, to be with her parent
while Harold is attending school
at the Great Lakes Naval Base.
He is an electrician in ths Navy.
Mrs. Lewis Hammer spent »>
week in Portland recently visiting
her daughter, Louise. Mr. llauimei
went up to accompany her home;
they made the trip by plane.
Mrs. Bill Tolin and son Billy
have gone to Southern ( alifornia
for an extended visit.
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J. Bon to Undergo Surgery
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Boss of
Bridgeview left on Monday for
The students of Miss Peterson’s Vancouver. Washington, where he
biology cla<s have started study is to undergo surgery.
ing the plant kingdom, having just
finished a study of the animal
kingdom. Miss Peterson reports
PURCHASE
(JUEEN
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CANDID \TE
TICKETS
GRADE
SCHOOL
NEWS
LOWER GRADES HAVE
EASTER
PARTY
The first and second grades
fashioned Easier baskets from col
• red crepe paper and cheese cat
tons. Along came Sharon Goss
Connie Hiatt and Judy MeLendui
with cookies and candy to help th<
Easter Rabbit fill the baskets. T<
the tune of Karen Preston’s “Hen
Comes Peter Cottontail” the littls
folks looked behind every bush an<
tree until each found his own has
ket.
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STOREKEEPER FOR WEEK
Bobby Prather is our only store
keeper tor this week with a pei
feet score—100.
NEW BOY IN SCHOOL
We wish to welcome Dennj
Campbell to the O’Brien t h i r <1
grade, lie has come from Wash-
ingt< n with his grandparents, M
and Mrs. Bartlett who are going
to take over Bills Cafe.
Kerby School Honor
Roll Announced
Students who have made the
nonor roll for the past nine week.»
at Kerby Grade Schoo] include
the following:
Bonnie Colee, Fred Bliss, Rickie
Rauber, Dolores Reinoehl, Cath i
erine Brockmiller, Sandra ùergan,
Mercedes Down.
Seventh Grade—David Kuhn,
Leonard Havanski. Andy Mellow,
Judy Oollman, Floyd Mathews,
Philip Kellar.
Eighth Grade—Peggy Borna-
man, LylaBelle Cross, Richai J
Peirce, Evelyn Mathews, Lola
Campbell.
Firat Grade—David Brockmiler,
Cathy Campbell, Gary Clement,
,-inda Dickey, Sharon Early, Clay
on Fincher, Brenda Fuller, Carol
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Hon, Jack Green, Bijly Piper.
Darrell Reese, Bonita Robin-on, Rebekah Lodge Meet»
Next meeting of the Marguer-
'iickey Roser berry, Mary Ann So
well, Peck Townsend, Marilyn ette Rebekah lodge will be April
A’allace, Charles Versteeg, Walter 23, at the IOOF hall in Kerby.
Freeman, Tommy Holm, Linda
Swift, Carol Mayfield, Carol Cur-
ent, Gene McGihon, Donnie Lee.
Henri .Appy, Mary Cramer, Koren
Stem, Jeanne Masters.
Second Grade—Sandra Heald.
Denny Johnson, Cheryl Long, Jen-
nyLee luindaker, Kay Lee Mill!
gan, Carole Martin, Jeanne Nick
erson, Patricia Renfro, Loraine
Steimer, Earlene Sherier, Linda
Wilcher, Cecile Zimmerman, Jim
my McCoy, Carol Soares, Daisy
Barnes, Cecelia Rossiter, Chuck
Baurd, Marie Appy, Linda I a-
son, Joanne Young, Dianne Bliss.
Jeaneun Salisbury, Stephen Hnn-
by, Steven Lemmon, Gayle Pfaen-
dler, Linda Lou Wantland, All
Hoskins, Robert Wilhelm.
Third Grade—Dona Mae Want
land, Judy Swift, Nancy Hogan.
Marjorie Schreiber, Danny De.
INDOOR EASTER EGG HUNT
Mersseman, Beverly Sowell, Dale
An indoor Easter Egg hunt was
Reese, Diane Wallace, Fred Stout.
enjoyed by the third and fourth
Sandra Piper, Howard Br iwr..
,
grades. A | rize was given to Gil
Fourth Grade—Susan Lemmon.
bert Smith who found the most
eggs; one was also given to Bobby Johny Wurn, Jean Bowerman,
Douglas Lewis, Kenneth Early,
Perry who didn’t find any.
Michael
Hanby. Paul Phillips, Li
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la Lee Silva, Leland Rosenberg.
3RD AND 5TH HAVE
Karl Schreiber, Joyce I arson, No
NEW STUDENTS
I el Turner, Kathaleen Tycer, David
The third and fifth giades each
Wantland, Cheryl Nealy. Sandia
have a new student. Janice Berry
Slack, Roberta Martin, Carol Ap
in the third and sister Glendyce in
py, Alfred Kamps, Diane Stroll
the fifth.
kirch.
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Fifth Grade—Gary Bell, Helen
EASTER STORY TOLD
Brockmiller, Elaine Kroon, Byron
WITH POSTERS
Pickle, Reatha Sherier, Betty J
The fifth and sixth grades made Wood, Glenda Young, Marilyn
four Easter posters of cut paper, Mayfield, Linda Culbertson, Mike
each telling an important part of Whitely, Jeannetta Adams, Donna
the Easter story. These were dis Mae Allen, Linda Deaton, Clark
played following a movie. Four England, Donna Frost, T. J. Mill
girls told the story to go with each igan, Andy Scott, Bobby Wright,!
picture; the girls were Starla Lynda Mae Zimmerman.
Floyd, Karen Kull, Linda Mar
Sixth Grade—Joyce Beauvais?
shall, and Alice Nunemaker.
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PFC Dorothy Lovejoy, daughter
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Cave Junction, is serving as
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home of Mrs. Bertha Curnow on
the Caves highway near Rough and
Ready, Wednesday, April 23, at
11 a.m. Members are requested
to bring a pot luck lunch and their
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