Franklin Pierce Education
COLLINS
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THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957
Volume 12, No. 36
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Tommy Bilyeu (2); Webelos Graduation, Allen Alexander, Bill Hammar, Vernon Harris, James Kennedy, Robert Lochridge, John Reding, Tom Schultz and Roger Spragg. Committee Cub Scouts · n1eet1ng \VJ·11 b e h e Id th"JS F r1"d ay, The Midland Cub Scouts, Pack May 10th, at 8:00 p.m. in the 84, held their Pack meeting, Boy Scout hall. All parents inApril 25. With Easter still in, terested are welcome to attend. the air, the Cubs and their Boy Scouts brothers and sisters held a parTwenty four parents turned ade wearing their own home- out for the Boy Scouts'. Troop made hats and prizes were given. 84, Parents' meeting held WedThe Cubs enjoyed having their nesday, April 24, in the Boy Cubmaster and committeemen Scout hall. R. H. Snowden preparade in home-made hats, also. sided over the session. Plans Awards received were: Bobcat, were completed for the Boy Robert Lucey and Don Barenz; Scout Exposition held. May 3 ·wolf, John Fleming, David Mayer and 4, The Boy Scout Troop reand Mike Reed; Bear, Huston ceived a blue ribbon on their Mayer, Gordon Hansen and booth, showing rabbit raising David Brawdy; Lion, Frank and bee keeping; the Cub Scout, Smith; Gold Arrow, Greg Getaz, Pack··84; received a blue ribbon Don Spencer, Scott Spencer, for their booth of making ropes David Brawdy and Frank Smith; s.nd the Scout Explorers receivSilver Arrow, Greg Getaz (2), ed a red ribbon on their riflery Don Spencer, Scott Spencer, booth. Dads and Scouts of Hal Colin (3), David Brawdy Troop 84 will have a Camporee (2), Danny Rainey, Winston May 17, 18 and 19, leaving after Johnson (2), David Gural, Geo. school on Friday and camping Rainey and Tommy Bilyeu; Den- out two nights and cooking their ner Stripes, Mark Hollan, Larry own meals. Russell and Robert Pendle; Asst. Rifle Team Donner Stripes, Walter BaudFranklin Pierce has been well rcaux and Winston Johnson; represented at recent rifle Year .Pins, Winston Johnson (2), meets. One of their teams placed Larry Russell (2), Jeffrey High- second in a sectional meet held 111nd'(2), Terry Ripoli (2), Geo. recently at Point Defiance inRainey ( 2), John Cooper (2) and door range. May 4, in Seattle at the State Cub ·Meet, Steve · Wagner became the State Cub Champ. Sunday, May 5, in the Northwest Junior 200 yard out· door meet at Monroe, Marlene Corrigan received medals for girls in sitting and prone position; Roger Lovitt received a medal for second place individI . .. , .... , WOfk Qlid ~effef! ual and Pam Gress, a third place L medal for girls sitting position: Attending from Franklin Pierce Milk ~pi)'Ou relax by reliev. were Roger Lovitt, Pam Gress, l.o,g fl~iu iension. And you un't lin'd Ii inlllre nllll!lJ perfect
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TO"m Anglea, John Peterson and ettes on tables beautifully decMarlene Corrigan. Mr. Lovitt took orated by the Cloverettes.· Valeria the team as Lyle Catt, rifle in- Bombardier, 1957 Junior Fair structor, was unable to attend, Queen, and president of' the because of a pulled ligament in Midland 4-H Clover club welco~ his leg. ed the mothers and special guests, County Extension Agents Mothers Tea Mothers and guests enjoyed a Florence Allon and Lorraine nice evening when the three Mid- Hughes, Sandra Kittinger and land 4-H Clover clubs honored her mother, Mrs. J. C. Kittinger, them at their Mothers' Tea held and her club officers. Leader in the Midland Improvement Jane Lowler, president of the club hall, Thursday, May 2. The Cloverbuds, introduced her leadMidland 4-H Cloverbuds ar- ers and officers, as did Nancy ranged the program with Na- Bombardier, president of the dine Olsen, program chairman, Cloverettes. The Clover Club as mistress of ceremonies. In- was in charge of the invitations cluded on the program was a and special gifts and all the girls vocal solo, "Mother" by Linda presented their mother with Martin accompanied by Nina gifts and introduced their mothAyers; a violin solo by Patty ers to those present. Altar Society Winterton; an accordion solo by St. John of the Woods Altar Georgia Gemmell; a comedy skit by Kathie Jones, Sally Hanson Society made many plans for and Nadine Olsen; a dress revue their summer activities at their with Marlene Corrigan as com- May meeting held at the recmentator and the following girls tory, May 2. Mrs. E. Prouty was modeling: Nadine Olsen, in a red hostess to the group and the corduroy jumper and bolero luncheon was served by memjacket; Janet Bombardier in an bers of St. Rita's Circle, under empire waist skirt of blue silver the chairmanship of Mrs. Joseph embossed with white daisies; Walters. The business meeting Nancy Bombardier, in a skirt of following was presided over by the same material and pattern Mrs. Walter Vailencour, with the as her sister's except in pink; secretary, Mrs. Howard Morris Corrie Miller, in a lavender and reading the minutes. Announce~ purple cotton print with ricrac ment was made of the different trim; Linda Martin, in a pink circle's duties to be carried on background cotton print with during the summer months. The goo goo bugs design and asqua Altar Society voted to buy bows in back; Jane Lawler in a purple material to make new beige, orange and shrimp print drapes for the statues used durdirdnl skirt she made herself in ing the Lenten season and also a four-lesson course at Singet• to purchase caps for the childSewing Center; Donna Ayers, in ren attending the May cerea Persian gold embossed cotton monies at St. Edward's Seminmandarin sheath trimmed in ary on May 19. '57 PARKLAND ROUND-UP black that she maadc herself; Plans were disc)lssed for servValeria Bombardier in her blue ing refreshments at the next JUNE 7 - 8 - 9 ribbon four-piece outfit of a "Evening of Games" to be held beige sheath with brown and in the Midland Improvement orange polka dots and brown club hall Friday evening, May 17, and Mrs. La_wrence Cleary. bolero jacket; and Marlene Corri- with Mesdames Joseph Walters, Sev_en parish circles have been gan, modeling an avocado and Al Edtl, John Bartoluzzi and E. organized by the Altar Society yellow regulated pink cotton Cardey in charge. The Altar So- as follows: St. Anne--Mrs. Miles rlrAss and a cotton satin form~! ciety's annual picnic at the Ifimball, chairman, meeting Wedwith big acqua roses on a white Frank Reding home on Lake St. l1esday, May 15 with Mrs. A. bnckground and trimmed in Clair near Olympia was announc- Salzbrun; Our Lady of Perpetacqua velvet ribbon and nylon ed for Thursday, June 27 and ual Help-Mrs. Mel Morrill, the annual Parish picnic f01.' Sun- chairman, meeting Wednesday, i chiffon. The progrnm finished with a day, August 4; the summer May 8 with Mrs. A.Ryncarz; St. very interesting talk by a guest festive!, August 22 and Forty The_resa-Mrs. ~ohn Bartoluzzi, from the Fi.fe 4-H Club, Sandra Hours, August 25, 26 and 27. chairman, meeting Wednesday, Kittinger, who told of her recent First Communion will be Sunday, May 8 with Mrs. Ray Zitka; St. 'trip to dairy foods marketing May 19. Mrs. Albert Bombardier Joan-Mrs. E. Cody and Allen and Mrs. Walter Corrigan were Zook, chairmen, meeting Tuesdays in Seattle. 'l'hose . attending then enjoyed asked to take charge of the day, May 14, with Mrs. Albert refreshments served by the. Mid- g1·aduates' breakfast. Very in- ,Bombardier; St. Rita-Mrs. Joe land 4-H Cloverb.tids and Clover- tercsting reports of the recently <Walters, chairman, meeting Tµesc ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _....,. held A.C.C.W. Con:vention were· day, May 7, with Mrs. Edward
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... The. Cub. Scout. Roundtablc The Cub Scout Roundtable met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Otto recently for registration and completion of plans for the Cub Scout Carnival which will be held in the school gym Friday, May 2·1. N cw officers for the coming year are: Cubmaster, Frank Selk; c~airman ,Ray Gogan; secretary, Mrs. George Garrison; treasurer, :M;rs. Roberl Guy; committeemen, Erv Myhre, Nick Ell and G"orge Garrison (more committeemen are needed). Sadie Schlosser has joined the other Den Mothers - Opal Selk, qd.ce Manley, Bonnie Peters, Minnie Ell, Leola Otto and Mrs. Littlefield. The next Roundtable meeting will be May 17 at 8:00 p.m. at the Walter Earle home. Anyoni; w~lling to help, either as committeemen or Den Mothers, is urged to be present. P-TA The final meeting of the year for Collins P-TA will be this cThursday) evening. The 8th grade girls will sing, the band will play and the 8th grade mothers will serve. Lydia Circle · The Lydia Circle of Trinity Lutheran church will meet Tuesday, May 21, at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Howard Burgeson. Teen-Age On May 25th will be the last Teen-Age dance of the school year. Remember to present your membership card at the door. Sympathy Deepest sympathy to the family of William Petersen, longtime resident of Collins, who passed away May 5. Reporter - Mrs. Harold Burgeson, GR 7640.
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OPERATION BOND ELECTION-Members of the Franklin Pierce Education Council are "up to their ears" in the drive for votes in the May 21 school election, joining forces with other school . groups of the district. Council members above are, left to right, seated: Virginia Seaman, general chairman, Mildred Keller, June Baker, Bernice Pete1·son, Mary Ransler, Nadine Simpson, Betty Archer, Jean Wheelock, Edna Meade, Ellen McKanna, 'Jean Musser, Flossie Riley, Pauline Severson, Mary Hart, Edward Jackson, Bernice Jackson; standing: Paul Larson, Hal Evans-general chairman, Ella Mae Earle, Theora Doyle, Stan Fenimore, Ed Hanson, president of Education Council.
G,roups Join In Drive for Bonds In FP District The Franklin-Pierce Education Council has enthusiastically endorsed the May 21 bond election drive in the Franklin-Pierce schoo.l district. The presidents of the P-TA and Preschool organ· izations in the Central Avenue, Midland-Harvard, Collins, James Sales. and Parkland school ·areas, as well as the Franklin-Pierce HiBooster club and Collins Tot's club have formed committees to coordinate their efforts toward the election. The drive will be under the direction of Hal Evans, administrative assistant, and Mrs. Alfred Seaman, president of the Hi-Boosters. · Publicity is under Mrs. Virginia Wainhouse and Mrs. Gloria Ronan. They will place posters in stores within the district and pick .them up the day after election. The printed materials are under Mrs. Betty Archer, whose committee has recently completed addressing a brochure for each registered voter within .the Franklin-Pierce district. Mrs. Mary Ransler is chairman of the
Koval; St. Cecilia-Mrs. Edward Samuel, chairman, meeting, Monday._ May 6 with Mrs. Wally Sqmres. Reporter - Marlene Corrigan GRanite 8545. '
telephone committee whose duty it is to contact each registered voter by telephone at least once prior to election. At the voters' request a m·ember of the cam· mittee will call on May 21 to remind them to vote that day. Tim Tommervik is in charge 0£ the sound equipment and Steve's Cable Car. Bands within the schooi district will be on the cable car. Anyone desiring transportation or baby sitting to enable them to vote may contact Mr. Tommervik at the high school ·by calling GRanitc 0211. Art work and posters will be made by Mrs. Hazel Schmalle and her art, class at the high school. Mrs. Florence Dryer and her committee have secured· .the names of the registered voters and work directly with the P-TA precinct chairmen. All of these committees are highly organized and each member has a specific responsibility. Each one knows how important it is to get the voters out on May 21 in order that the quota of 40% of the last presidential election may be met. The proposed bond issue will have no etfect on next year's taxes, but will appear on the 1959 tax statements as approximately 2 additional m\lls.
lacamas School In Graduation Lacamas Grade School, District No. 324, Roy, will hold its 8th grade graduation exercises in the community hall Thursday, May 23, at 8:00 p.m. Tentative list of graduates and' part they will have follows: Ellen Willis, Valedictory address; Bill Bell, salutatory welcome; Bob Corbin, class will; Bud Elston, school activities; Leslie Kizer, history of school; Tom Rhoads, class poem; Carol Young, class history. Musical numbers will be sung by 3rd and 4th grade classes; musical accompaniment by Mrs. L. J. Benit and direction by Mr. Lamont. Awards will be presented by Abraham Lopez, principal, and diplomas given by a member of the school board.
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