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DIRECTORY
Mill Ends
Kindergarten Exercises
Held for 13 Youngsters
Granduation exercises for the 13
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Leach of youngsters of the kindergarten class
Bonneville, spent the weekend at sponsored b ythe PT A were held in
JOHN W. REID, M. D.
the high school auditorium last
the Jay Mason home.
Thursday, with the eight boys and
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pink
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wills left Sunday five girls appearing in blue and
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caps
and
gowns,
respectively.
for Burley, Idaho, where they were
Mrs. George Stafford, who has con-
called due to the death of his aunt.
ducted the classes in rooms of the
DR. JOHN C. TARR
Gates school during the current sea­
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Grubb and son, welcomed the group of parents
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three chidlren of Salem were dinner and interested friends attending.
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott
“Finger-plays,” were demonstrated
Hours 9:00 to 6:00
Sunday.
by the class, after which each child
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gave an individual recitation, one
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Stayton Terry Muir, Bruce Thomas, Bruce boy returning to his chair so enthus-
Gordon, and Bub Herman enjoyed a lastically he was literally “bowled
fishing outing on the Metolius river over” and wound up at the base of a
last week.
huge basket of snowballs to the am­
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usement of all those present. Closing
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt spent number was the singing of their fa­
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the weekend at the Beach, reporting 1 vorite song, "Jesus Loves Me.”
By Harold’« Floral Garden»
extremely poor weather both Satur­
Mrs. Robert Veness, kindergarten
chairman for the PT A, assisted in
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Stayton. Ore. day and Sunday.
handing out diplomas to the child­
Visitors at the Mary Hartman ren, after which she presented Mrs.
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stafford with a corsage for her ef­
McGhee and Mrs. Johnny Philips and forts. In turn, Mrs. Stafford pre­
Ulis Williams, all of Salem.
sented Mrs. Veness with a corsage in
Weddle Funeral Home
appreciation for her help in arrang­
Mrs. Gordon McMorris and Mrs.
Modean Funeral Service
William McClintock spent Wednesday ing transportation and other facili­
ties for the children.
OREGON evening in Salem at the home of
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“Graduating” into the first grade
thefr aunt, Mrs. O. W. Gorton.
Dr. Mark Hammericksen’» Opto­
metric offices in the Bell building ib
Stay ton; Thursday* from 1:00 p. m.
to 6:00 P. M. No appointment» ne­
adv.
Septic Tanka and Sewer» Cleaned cessary.
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It wan reported that Mrs. Tom
1S79 Elm St- W. Salem
1 Morris underwent major surgery for
I the removal of a goiter the first of
the week. She was recovering satis-
| factorily.
DR. I FSU.TB J. CARSON
Optometrist
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Mrs. W. L. Chambers of Albany
9 to 5:30 Mon. Thru Sat
came here Monday and is visiting at
Except Wednesday.
the
present time with her son and
530, Third St Stayton
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al
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Nesbitt and daughter, Frances.
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Adelbert Allen stated this seek
that he has purchased property in
Salem and has remodelled the pre­
mises into a beauty parlor. It is lo­
cated at 1275 S. E. Oxford St.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Todd and
sons, Stephen and Allen, of Drain,
were in town Tuesday evening to at­
tend graduation exercises at the Ele­
mentary school of which he was sup­
erintendent for a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Means, Kit
and Karen, of Salem attended the
grade school graduation here Tuesday
night. It was reported that the fam­
ily will move to Pendleton where he
will continue his work in the rehab­
ilitation field.
Rev. Robert Roach attended Pres­
bytery at Dallas all day Tuesday.
Special mention was being made of
the fact that the combined group call
themselves “The United Presbyter­
ian Church in the U. S. A.’’ as of
Wednesday, May 28.
Glen Shelton this week reported the
sale of two pieces of property in the
area. Frank Henderson of Bend, pur­
chased the E. V. Collins place ad­
joining the Standard Oil bulk plant
at Gates. Mrs. Mabel Devine of
Gates bought the Horton place east
of Mill City on Kingwood road.
Mrs. Walter Kay was surprised re­
cently at a pot luck Chinese dinner
at the Elmer Shaw home. Present
were Mrs. Walter Kay, Mrs. Floyd
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Bassett, Mrs. Verne Shaw and Skye,
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Mrs. Elmer Bilyeu and Brent, Miss
The drive for used clothing for Audrew Shaw, Miss Judy Kay and
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over-seas refugees continues, with the hostess, Mrs. Elmer Shaw.
L Fellowship Hall open each Thursday
It has been announced that the an-
after 10 o’clock a. m., to receive the
donations. Mrs. Fred Grimes is in nual Daily Vacation Bible School in-
charge.
eluding all Protestant churches of
the area, is scheduled to begin the
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing Morning of Monday, June 2, to con­
are rejoicing over the birth of a tinue for two weeks. Classes are us­
granddaughter named Barbara Anne ually held from 9 a. m. until 11:30
born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carle­ a. m. at both the Presbyterian and
ton. Mrs. Carleton is the former First Christian Churches.
Modena Downing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carleton of The
Mrs. James
liirkholz
(Dona lee Dalles are announcing the arrival of
Oliver) drove her parents, Mr. and baby girl, born Wednesday, May 21,
Mrs. Clyde Oliver to Corvallis Sunday at The Dalles General hospital. They
to visit friends. They also visited and named her Barbara Anne and she
I had dinner with their sons, Ed Keith weighed 7 pounds 9*/4 ounces. She'
and Jack, w’ho are attending OSC.
joins a brother, Larry and sisters,
Stayton-Jefferson
Carolyn and Catherine.
Grandpar­
The Lions Auxiliary changed their ents are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down­
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regular meeting from Wednesday ing and Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg
night to Thursday evening of this of Lyons.
Rebuilt motors and trans­ week, because of high school com­
Mrs. Larry Lawrence entertained
mencement. They will meet at the
missions.
home of Clara Wirkkala, the new at her home Wednesday for a tupper-
Cars bought and sold
president.
ware party. Mrs. Milton Roten and
Mrs. Richard Freeman assisted the
We buy junk.
It is announced that Friendship hostess in serving. Present w’ere
Ph. RO 9-2319 Stayton, Ort. Circle of the Presbyterian Church Mrs. E. K. Fish, Mrs. Herbert Whit­
has postponed this week’s meeting un­ aker, Mrs. William McClintock, Mrs.
til Tuesday evening, June 3, due to Franklin McDowell, Mrs. William
grade school graduation on the reg­ Shepherd, Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs. Floyd
ular night. The group will meet at Shepherd, Mrs. Albin Cooper, Mrs.
7:30 p. m. at the home of Eleanor Milton Roten, Mrs. Richard Freeman,
LaMunyon.
and the hostess, Mrs. Lawrence.
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by Stubbs, David Pittam, and David
Pakula. Transferred into “second-
year” kindeigarten were Dena Pearce
and Nancy Veness.
About 50 people attended the an­
nual picnic for the kindergarten the
next day, Friday in the City park.
It was a grand success.
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By Jesaie Savage
EMSN Leland Snyder U S Navy left
Friday for Pearl Habor on the LTSS
Cougal a submarine rescue vessel. j
Leonard is with the electronics de- ;
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partment and has been on leave the
past two weeks visiting his parents,
Mr and Mrs. Al Snyder.
The Sub-Teens are now under the
leadtrship of Mrs. Dorothy Culner and
Adele Fletcher. They are taking the
place of Mrs. John Pitcher who has
moved to Cottage Grove. The girls
will meet with their leaders at the
home of Mrs. Adele Fletcher Wed­
nesday afternoon with Sarah Smith
furnishing refreshments.
Mrs. Gordon Skidmore of Seattle
and Mrs. Theo Humphreys of Mill
City were visitors at the Detroit
Church of Christ Sunday.
The Cubs and Boy Scouts of these
two communities have been invited
to participate in the Memorial Day
Services held at Depoe Bay May 30.
Susie Savage w’as taken to Mill
City Monday evening where she re­
ceived medical attention for dog bites I
on her face. The animal was the fam­
ily pet.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Earl
I.adys with 12 members present. Edna
Lady and Dorothy Graham were
initiated.
Berna dine Stoll presided
over the ceremony.
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furnished games and prizes. One vis­
itor Reba Snyder was present. It was
decided to discontinue meetings for
the summer months. The Legion and
Auxiliary will hold joint installations
Saturday evening, June 7th.
Visitors Sunday in the Earl Lady
home were Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne
Thomasson and girls of Prineville,
Mr. and Mrs. David Bray of Corvallis
(son of Buzz Bray former barber of
old Detroit) and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Thornton of Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Mabel Moore visited Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney Moore and family of
Portland over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Evensen of
Salem visited the John Savage’s Sun­
day. The two couples went on to Elk
Lake fishing. The fishing was not
good and a number of people reported
seeing dead fish in the lake.
Pastor Bill Schmidt and family left
Sunday for Dorland, South Dakota.
Rev. Schmidt has been director the
past week for Vacation Bible Schoo).
A perfect attendance of 68 out of
girls and boys was reported.
Marion Aiderman was taken
Tuesday evening and rushed to
Stayton hospital. His condition
improved at this writing.
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