Colorful Theme For Bethe' Sr. BaH On Fria~ay "Odental Gardens" will be the theme for the Senior Ball to be held at Bethel high' school tomorrow (Friday) night, The event, lasting from 8:30 to 11 :30 o'clock, will be decorated in the oriental manner, including cherry blossoms and Japanese lanterns. Reigning over the annual event will be QueP.n Lila Covin and King C?J Christoph. Attendants in the Royal Court ate Grace McFadden. Ron Crocco, Connie Winters and V{alt Laycock The crowning of the l'i:ing and Queen will fa.ke place during intermission, when Terrance Brown· will perform the honors. General chairmen in charge of the. dance are Betty Byrd and Morris Bush. Chairmen. of the various other co~mittees are· Refre$hments, Gail- Gustafson; \\ " '. stage; Sandra Crooks; · refrcshnrnnt booth, Shirley, Snyder; invitations, Barbara · Bransteitter; programs, Lila Covin; publiCity, ,Joapne Chalk; I\ing (ln'c.L,g,q~en, Court, Maurice Holifield. Honored guests to. attend. the Ball are: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Platt; Mr. and Mrs. Rbbert Minnitti; Mr. ' and Mrs. Dewane Lantlrn; Mr. and .Mrs. Chet .. Bardwell and Mr. and Mrs. Tci·rance Brown. Music' will be provided by Ivy Cozart and his orchestra. Bonnie Modahl was in charge of secur-
Gary Vlebb ffome From NC11vy Resef'l?e Tour Of D111ty Gary D. Webb, son of Mr. and l\'Irs. Arthur J. Webb of 615 Violet ·Meadow, arrived home Monday night· from a t.wo-week Naval Reserve tour on the Philippine Sea, which combed the Pacific for possible survivors of the plane recently lost in the sea. Gary was in the boat which picked up the first body. After the Philippine Sea docked at Long Bl'ach Monday, Gary flew home. He is a graduate of Franklin Pierce high school, class of 1957, and will report for active duty in the Navy early next year; meanwhile marking lime by
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FIRST STEP,..:.;_ Gromili was· broken Saturday moming for the new Collins Community cliiirch, to be built .on Bingham road north of the: Collins school. The chureh \viii be non-.denominational. Shown abqve, left to right, are: Ernest Ripoli, chairman of the board of trustees; Walt~r Balmer, chah·man of the board of decons; Theodore J. Smith, pastor of _the church, and Clifl Riemerama, chairman of the building committee. Photo by McKewen
franklin Pierce launch Menu
Wednesday ~ Mashed potato and gravy, n1eat loaf, cranberries, green beans, bread and butter 5andwich, fruit, 1nilk. HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL
Menu ~or. Elementary Schools, November 25 - 27, 1957. Monday - Vegetable soup and crackers, egg salad sandwiches,' cheese sticks, brownie, milk. Tuesday - Spanish rice, celery sticks, wh;le wheat rolls,· whip' ped jello, milk.
Marine _Pis. Eugene G. WilIiams, son of JI.fr. and Mrs. P.O. \Villiams of Kapowsin, is attending a jet mechanics school at the Naval Air Station in Memphis.
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dnlc is Thanksgiving Day the Pack meeting was set abead. All· parenis and Scouts are urged to attend; Cubs, BE SURE that your puronls arc: V-'ith you.
Monte Vista The Monte Vista Garden club will meet at Jho home of Mrs. Kenneth Pate on Thursday, Nov. "~l1, for a 12:710 hmchc011. Mrs. Harnld Peterson will be CO··hos-
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