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6 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, May 20, '67 Mid-Valley Schools and Colleges Join in Graduation Parade North Salem Exercises June 1 Cascade High to Have 69 Grads on May 29 214 Seniors Receive Diplomas at Linfield June 1 for the following graduating class: North Salem High School will hold commencement exercises Baccalaureate will be 3 p.m. Sunday, May 28, in the Cascade gym- The seniors are: TURNER Cascade Union High School will graduate a class of 69 at 8 p.m. May 29 in Cascade Gymnasium. Daniel Myers Ima Neal Tonv Nelson Betty Nollen Betty Owens Stephen Petersen Nita Schuetz Edward Sherman Donna Stinson Richard Stutheit Steven Sullivan Brandon Taylor Brenda Tavlor Lee Test Edwin Tierce Linda Tomlinson Lila Villamore Mary Wallace Gerald Warren Cara Williams William Young Steven Gerig Roxann Galvin David Glocar Maureen Gordon Patricia Gordon Danny Hall Paul Harvey Jr.

Velda Hendrikson Carlos Hernandez Gordon Hilton Susan Johnson Cynthia Jones Marsha Kilgore Valery KimbaU Lee Klein Dee Kneiling Joe Koenig Larry Krenz Peter Lippold Charles Lunsford Carol Lyda Ronald Mackey Jeanne McCaw Karen Meshelle Don Amaral Michael Arrington James Baker Melvin Baker Ann Bales Bebeeca Bartels Kathy Bays Jerry Blaylock Josephine Burgess Marilyn Butts Diane Cain Bobby Carey Kenneth Combs Charollet Cook Deloris Cook Linnda Cureton I Roger Dart Deanne Dickman Gary Dishman Kenneth Dotter Ginger Elmore Bonnie Ferrell Sharon Forrest Jane Fromherz Mountain. Chester L. Hasselbrink. and Paula Agnes Nelson, bachelor of science. Newberg Gary Clarence Brown, bachelor of science; Alice Helen Everest, master of education.

Dallas James Hansen, bachelor of arts: Leonard William Dressel, James B. Fairchild. William C. Johnson, all master of education. Albany Brian Carter, bachelor of science: William Edward- Cot-man, master of education.

Woodburn Peter McCaUum, master of education. Silverton Mary Lavonne Loe McNatt, bachelor of science. Other candidates for degrees are: BACHELOR OF ARTS Darrell Dean Axtell. Grants Pass: Philip Roy Bennett, Raymond Kent Ledbetter. and Deanna Marilyn Du-bosh Weisdorfer, Los Angeles: Charles Rudolph Bocks III, Santa Clara.

Richard Gary Bnggs, Nevada Citv, Joanne Lucille Britten, The Dalles; Janice Eilene Brown, Mulino: Jill Eileen Brown. Redlands. Robert Sheldon Cram, Bav Citv; Lynda Sue Culp, Glenn. Charles Fredrick Diz-ney, Patricia Clair Harmony, Trus-illa June Pickerel. Seattle; Carol Ann Dudlev.

San Leandro, Timothy Bart Duerfeldt. Walnut Creek. Jeffrey Eugene Fisher. Atherton. Calif.

Karen Lee Gasiveda. Menlo Park, Elizabeth Johanssen Gerfen. Redwood City, Gary Lynn Griffin and Stuart Jackson Young. Medford: Miles A. Gross and Robert Darcy Kennedy III.

Bremerton, Roberta Louise Hall, Spen-ard. Alaska; Stephen Paul Hana-mura. Upland. Judith Louise Harris, Herbert Dean Hippie, Jacob John Holeman. Kenneth Wilson Moore.

Lyle E. Neeley. Mariol Ruth Peck, Brian Malcolm Playfair, Linda Jeanne Sanderman. James Eugene Starr, Terrence Paul Trimble. Patsy Kay Tuve.

and Jennifer Dee Watson. Portland. McMINNVILLE Linfield College has graduated a class of 214 students in recent annual commencement exercises. McMinnville and valley area graduates are: McMinnville Barbara Shank Adams. John Gordon Frazee.

Stephen Lloyd Robert James Kai-er. Josephina Elizabeth Maas. Jeffrey Earle Milligan. William George Reed. Dennis Sidney Saunders, Marion Smithey, Jerome J.

Wagner, Melvin Bruce Welch. La Donna Mae Welton. and Douglas James Ras-mussen. all bachelor of arts. Ronald Lee Ballard.

Bruce Alan Berlin, Beverly Jean Smithey Chandler. Charles David Coulter, Gary Russeli Cox. Kenneth Lester. Corrine Mallet. James Lowell Norris.

Beverly Ring. Dina Jane Shelburne. Helen Wilson Wertgen. and Allan LeeRoy Baker, all bachelor of science. De-lores L.

Grabner. Vina Elequin Herbilla. Gary Holmboe, Sandra Thair Lewis. Eugene W. Johnson, and Bill D.

Buffum, aU master of education. Sheridan Charles Rolland Fa-fan, bachelor of arts; John Hebert, and Darrell Rodney Mendenhall, bachelor of science. Carlton Dennis R. Pekkola. bachelor of Science.

Salem Loren DeU Beach, David Palmer McKennan. Virgil Dean Fade. Alan Keith Wells, bachelor of science: Michael Harrell. Joseph Edwin King. Mary Ilene Smith Moore.

Russell William Reed. Glen Eugene Stonebrink. bachelor of arts. Dayton Marcia Camille Tim-mons, bachelor of arts. Independence Marilyn Popoff, bachelor of arts.

Mill City Mary Gay ReMine, bachelor of arts. Newport Richard Wayne Brax-llng. bachelor of science. Lincoln City Ronald LeRoy Debra Steubs Ray Stevens Marie Stewart Charles Stockham Gary Stockham Joy Strand Linda Stratton Gary Strausbaugh Glenn Stricklin Adrian Stroud Mark Stuart Mary Stubblefield David Stuhr Susan Summers Roy Talley Joyce Tanner Alicia Taylor Cassandra Taylor Dorothy Taylor James Taylor Nancy Taylor Richard Taylor Donald Thomas Margaret Thomas Donna Thompson James Thompson Theresa Thompson Sharon Thye Patricia Toll Patricia Tom David Townsend Steven Townsend William Tripp Diana Tuel Bonnie Tufts Thomas Tusant Randall Valentine Linda VanEaton Susan VanMeter Tom VanWnrmer Gordon Vasfaret Charles Vetter Donna Vice Walter Wagner Karen Wagoner William Walhs William Walters Barbara Walz Michael Warden Marvin Waring, Jr. Christine Warren Stephen Warren Carol Watson Donald Watson David Watts Lynda Webster Danny Weigart Gary Weigel Jerome Weinstetn William Welsh Darrel Weston Robert White Michael Whitney Ronald Wieglenda Michael Wilher Linda Wifbrecht Gregory Wilder Gregory Williams Ronald Williams Roger Williamson Alan Wilson Charles Wilson Daniel Wilson Joseph Wilson Loren Wilson Peggy Wilson Susan Wilson Darrell Wimberly Gordon Wiseman David Wright Karen Wright Loren Wright Beverly Wulfers Paul Wymore Norman Yagle Janice Yarnell John Yarnell Patricia Young Sandra Young Bruce Zahradnik Margaret Zeek Dean Zeller Franclyn Zeller Kenneth Zwaschka Terry Padrta Jon Painter Ronald Painter Rick Palmer Diane Parise Geoffry Parks Gregory Parks Larry Parks Diane Parson Douglas Partridge Gary Pederson Mary Perdue Leonard Perkins Arlene Perlman Ilene Perlman Jay Perry Carey Phillips Carol Phillips JoAnn Phillips Judy Phillips Rodney Phillips Robert Pierce Tom Pitzer Daryl Pohl Robert Potter Judy Prentice Don Pruitt Terry Pulliam Joyce Purcell Dana Raker Adele Randall Beverly Randall Christine Rasmussen Susan Reed Patrick Resser Bettv Richardson Cindy Rae Ridgewajr Daniel Ridgeway Lon Rombough Daniel Rose Reta Rose Nelson Ross George Rossman Kathy Roth Eileen Rue Ellen Rue Virginia Ruggles Robert Rugh Deborah Ruscher Gerald Sacre Mark Salstrom Mike Salstrom Charlotte Sawyers Shannon Schaffer Nikki Schatz Mara Schechtman Judith Scheidel Karen Schell Sharon Schell Treni Schiller Steven Schmidt Sharon Schooley Mary Scott Larry Schrecengost Dirk Schulbach Jack Scott Romelle Seed Dianne Seymour James Shermer Larry Shields Dyann Shipman Melvin Shippey Arlene Shustcrwitz Jeannette Sippel Sharon Skewis Michael Slater Timothy Sly Alice Smith Alvin Smith Jack Smith Junette Smith Karen Smith Stanley Smith Jerrv Snethen Sybil Snook Rebecca Sorg Alan Spalding William Sparks Lila Spies Richard Springer Patricia Staggs Linda Standley Thomas Stanley Kathleen Staples Paul Starck Kenneth Steinmonts Karen Stensrud Jessica Sternburgh Michael Lama Katherine Lambert Carlotta Lane Stephen Lane Marianne Langdon David Langsather William Lanus Michael Lappe Kay Lathrop Barbara LaViolette Antonia Lawrence Melodie Lawrence Elaine Layport Arleta Lea Randolph Leach Larry Leatherwood Janice Lee Sheryl Keffler Elaine Lemke Susan Linnertz Molly Lockwood Cheryl Logan Wendel Love Cathis Lovellette Phillip Lowery Ernest Ludington Dirk Luehrs Evelyn Luers John Lusk Malcolm Maclnnes Kenneth Madison Pamela Magines Willetta Malone Katherine Manring Douglas Mansfield Benjamin Marker Suzann Marsh Kathleen Martin James Marvin Robert Marx William Maske Celia Mason Nancy Mathis Barry Matthews Barbara Mauk James Maulding Marty Maxfield Berthol McBride Leland McCall William McElhinny Scott McKeown Robert McLauchlan Scott McLeod Kathleen Medinger Billie Meehan Carol Melsha Daniel Melsha Sandra Merrell Frances Metcalfe, Diane Meyer Dennis Meyers Eldon Miller James Miller Marvin Miller Michele Miller Mary Mills David Mollgaard Dennis Moody Gary Moody Doyleen Moore Laurence Morelock Dennis Morgan Tamra Morgan James Morris James Morrison Niki Mosher Larry Mothersbaugh Patricia Murphy Allan Murray John Myers Michael Nearhood Linda Nellis Randal Nelsen Douglas Nelson Linda Nelson Leroy Newton Dan Nicholson Terry Nielson James Nofziger Jocelyn Norderhua Paul Nosbisch Michael Orsulich Donna Osborne Karen Ostby Rick Oullette Gregory Owen Linda Clark Marsha Clark Donald Cleveland Danalee Click Mary Clyburn Lynn Coffman Lynnette Coffman Susan Coker Richard Coleman Jeanne Collette Ronald Cook Kathleen Copple Susan Cranford Patricia Cretsinger Kenneth Crockett Dennis Croghan Kathleen Crow Kathy Culbertson Gail Culp Joanne Dahlen Judith Dapses Randy Davidson Allant David Michael David Julienne DeHaas Douglas Dell Glenda DePuy Alice DeRouch Judith Derwing Frank Diarmit Linda -Lu Dougherty Melodie Dougherty William Dougherty Robert Douglas Darrell Dow Geraldine Downing Deanna Drake Thomas Drury Barry Duell Dick Duerksen Lee Dunham Lois Dutton Michael Eastlund Gary Eatherly Linda Eggiman LaDonna Eisele Rita Ekstrand Steven Ellis Carl Engstrom Howard Ensor Laurence Epstein Antoinette Erickson Jack Erinn Todd Eshleman Richard Espey, Jr.

Michael Estes Diane Evjen Sharon Farries Linda Faulhaber Charles Faulk, Jr. Marsha Fields Janice Finley Sharon Fischer Francine Fitzpatrick Jane Fletchall Ronda Flowers Steve Foelkl Judith Fogelquist Steven Folkestad Daniel Fontanini Margo Foote Gerald Forman Susan Foster Sandra Franklin Lynn Frazier William Fredenburg Patricia Freeburn Martha French Roger French Nancy Fritz Timothy Frost Carolyn Fuller Theresa Gagne Ronald Gaiser Larry Gardner Pamela Garrett Linda Gatlin Caroline Gettis Vicki Gibb Barbara Giles Charlena Gilkison Michael Gilliam A Beverly Aas Peggy Abrahamson Colin Ackerson II Verdeen Ahrendt Norman Akin Kathy Allen Thomas Anderson Kathleen Ankeny Peggy Anunsen Gilbert Apodaca Sandra Armstrong Janet Ashton Robert Atkinson Michael Bachelder Barbara Badham David Bahns Carlotta Bailey Allen Baker Fredrick Baker Norman Baker William Baker Danny Bales Pearlee Bare Patricia Barrett Lanora Barry Danny Bartel Deborah Bartges James Baughn Steve Bauman Steven Beach Susan Beal Sharon Beardsley Alice Beaver Alfred Beckley Michael Bellinger Kathryn Bellock Christie Bellon Marvin Bennett, Jr. Bruce Benz James Bernard Joseph Berry Lewis Bert. Jr. Paul Beutler Evan Bishop Richard Blackburn Teresa Blakney William Blaumer Rosalie Bohl Judy Bolz Shirley Bolz Roger Bonner Claude Borszich, Jr.

Patricia Bosley Kelly Boutell Beverly Bowen Tamara Bower Mary Boyer Dennis Bradley Mariorie Bradley Robert Brady Roland Braff Marvin Brakke Alice Braitie Virgil Bramlett, Jr. Carol Braun Larry Bray James Bremmer, Jr. Marilyn Briggs Ulista Brooks Camie Brown Julie Brown James Brundage Carla Buchanan Darrel Buller Cary Buren Eddie Bruner Patricia Byers George Bynon Carol Cahill Carol Carnine Kenneth Carpenter Michael Carriger Gary Casey Judith Cave Michael Cermak Lynn Chamberlain Rex Champ Jeffry ChappeU Christy Cherry Stephen Chipps Katherine Christenson Dennis Church Lawrence Clark Erick Gilman Beverly Gilmer Melva Goertzen Linda Golden Sherri Gordon Rickard Goul Shannon Graves Daniel Grimes Kathleen Gumbert Linda Gwynn Richard Hadley Melvin Haines, Jr. Cheryl Haley Helen Hall Janet Hall Robert Halvorson Jerry Hamann Joyce Hamlin Barbara Harding Charles Hargand Carol Harris Michael Harris Linda Hatfield Kathleen Hauser Linda Hay Martha Head Mary Heinke John Heinkel Richard Helt George Henderson Diane Herigstad Donna Herigstad Eugene Herigstad Susan Highberger Lanning Hillerich Gregory Himphill Karen Hirsch Sara Hoffert Mary Holmes Judith Hooton Cay Hoover Ronald Hostetler Craig Huffaker Rodney Hughes Sharon Hunt John Hunter Toby Hunter Alice Huskey I Roy Irish Amelia Irmen 3 Mark Jackson Carol James Marilyn Jeffries Carl Jepsen Diane Johnson Ian Johnson Joyce Johnson Lon Johnson Michael Johnson Milton Johnson Robert Johnson Robin Johnson Susanne Johnson Vicki Johnson Barry Jones Leslie Jones Tamara Judge Susan Kaser Nancy Kennedy Richard Kessel Evangelin Kessler Richard Kibbey Kenneth King Patricia Kinney Christina Kleen Sandra Kay Klein Sandra Lee Klein Nancy Kleinschmit Diane KUever Nancy Kline Carles Kook Alan Korb Michael Korfhaga Beverly Kraft Margo Krueger Cynthia Kuehnert Loren Kuenzl Janet Kuhn Loyal Kuhn BiU Lahmann Gregory Laird 151 in Estacada's Graduating Class ESTACADA The following I uate this spring from Estacada class of 151 8th graders to grad-1 Elementary School: Frederic Hybert Henry, Gardena Citv. Susan Anne Holloway, Whittier.

Marten Pierson King, Sutherlin: Elinor Margaret Kuster, Eagle, Idaho; Elaine Annette Wilson Ledbetter, Central Point; Sim Duane Lessley, Vancouver, James David Manary, Bea-verton; Susan Kathleen Mangum, Sacramento, H. Stuart Mark-well, Aberdeen, Evonna Lou Molletti. Renton, Ian Stewart Nelson. Brookings: Samuel Pari-sapogu, India; Rick Darwin Pullen, Myrtle Point; Mariane Irene Ren-frow, Napa, Michael Dean Rigik, Coos Bay; Frank Charles Roper, Westport. Virginia Lee Bailey Sather, Che-halis.

Linda Sue Van Osdel Shipley. Oakland, Thomas Allen Shipley, Danville. Robert Douglas Sierka, Smith River, Edwin Jimmy Simon, Highland, Harold Fremont Smith, Pullman, Wilson Burn-ham Smith, Spokane, John William Stoscher. San Mateo, O. David Thome, Pendleton: Paul Roger Tollefson.

Toledo: Carmel Keith Toolson. Rupert, Idaho: Steven Layne Wheeler, Prineville: Rowena Ipo Whittle, Honolulu. Jeanette Ruth Darby, Modesto. Todd Gil-more, Portland: Kenneth Edwin Hank. Lafayette.

Harley W. Hughes. Seattle; Faith Linda Powell, LaHabre, Calif. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Sandra Lee Adams. Greenacres, Carol Kay Anderson.

Medford; Charles Curtis Baird. Redwood City. Jane Christiansen, Walnut Creek. Kathleen Ann Connolly. The Dalles; Thomas Michael Consbruck.

Phoenix: Judith Anne Cutter, Columbus, Ohio. Robert Richard Daggett. Lawrence E. Robbins. Victor David Steinfeld.

Linda Ann Wilburn. Portland; Roberta Jayne Davis, Bruce AUen Pickering, Seattle, James Warren DeWeese, Los Altos Hills, Shari Gay Dixon and Leland Richard Howd, Toledo: Charles Sedgewick Garland, Palso Verdes Estates, Roger A. Gorman, San Bernardino. Roy Einar Gronquist. Lake Oswego: Evan Wyatt Hansen.

Willholland. Williams. Mt. Vernon. Andreas Hauer, Hillsborough.

Patricia Anne Hilbers. Altadena, Mervin Hiramoto, Paauilo, Hawaii; John Earl Lee, Hartford, Eldon Paul Meyer, Hillsboro; Dorthea Anne Northrup, Cashmere, Janice Marie Olson, Morton, Leland Bernard Paulson. Sacramento. Roger Frank Peters. Palo Alto.

Karen Ann Phillips, Modesto. Calif. Karen Elaine Powell. Moro; Patricia Louise Probasco. Ogden.

Utah; John V. Read. Howard Allen Weeks, Eugene: George Larry Sargeant, Roseville. Thomas Edwin Sherwood. San Mateo.

Jeffrey Bennett Stephenson and Michael James Stephenson, Balboa, Robert Vernon Stewart. Madras: James Wilfred Tharp. Toledo, LeRoy Weber III. Rio Vista, Sandra Christine Wilson, Yakima, Terry Allen Woosley, Bingen, Leva Dale Yama-guchi, Kealla, Kauai, Hawaii: John Sumner Youngblutt, Mountain View, Gary De Crabaugh, Rose-burg: Kathryn Elizabeth Craft Los Angeles: Margie Sue DonnelL Roseville, Michael Dennis Moran, Seattle: Grant E. Sawyer, Wickllffe, Ohio; Dennis Le Schweitzer, Reeds-port; William Burt Straight, Seattle.

MASTER OF EDUCATION Robert Gregson. Ellensberg. Wash: Richard Hintz, Hillsboro: Judy Kay Keyes, Bremerton. Howard Rockwood, Fortuna. Calif Ronald Cortese.

Rancho Cordova. Stay ton Grade School Sets Promotion May 31 STAYTON The Stayton Elementary School will have a program May 31 honoring "its 8th grade graduating class. Thev are: George Redwine Gayle Pehberg Daniel Rendon Teresa Riedel Arlene Ritzenthaler Jan Roberts Bob Saunders Sandra Schultze Dawn Sessions Debbie Shannon Edgar Shaul Tony Shelton Elizabeth Shore Terry Simonson Jean Smith Paul Smith Lorin Snowley David Soderquist Max Somerville David Sones David Staigle Clyde Stanley Michelle Steen Elizabeth Stephens Jeffrey Stephens Diane Stewart Robin Swafford Kathleen Tenbush Royce Trainer RusseU Tuttls Julis Underwood Dennis Valentino Michael Veselik David Vick Judith Waits Buddy Wallaln Marc Walter Lyle Walton Judy Weaver Patricia Weaver Robert Weinrich Doug Wetzell Mark Wiese Loren Willbroad Marianne Williams Nick Williams Randy Wolford Scott Woltring Tom Woods Linda Yates Jackie Zimmerman Dale Hayden Martin Hayden Jean Heinrich Julene Hinkle Diane Hochbrueckner Thomas Huika Barbara Hunt David D. Hunt Karen Hutchins I Paul A. Illig 1 Mike Jaun Lola Johnston Audrey Juker Vicki Keffer Melvin Keller Karen Kiggins Melody King Robert Kinnersley Brian Kirk Jack Kishpaugh Jr.

Steve Kishpaugh Albert Klinger Debra Lamb Sue Larson Gerald Lee Asa Lewis Clyde Lewis Robert Lumsden Becky McCartney Colleen McGinrtis Robert Marlowe Michael Matney Linda Medearis Dee Meyers Susan Miller John Mills Shirley Montgomery Dennis Moody Conrad Raymond Olson Cynthia Paine Roberta Papineau Douglas Parker Douglas Parkison Mike Peterson James Pipkin Cheryl Porter Peggy Price Deborah Pritchard Fred Randall Joe Redinger Susan Aberle Douglas Adamson Verita Allen Vicky Allen Kevin Axton Lorrie A. Baker Patsy Barber Kay L. Barry Beverly Bollenbough Louis Bomotti Lois E. Buhlinger Dan Califf Steven Califf Caron Campanella Debra Campbell James Carlson Cynthia Castile Susan Cole William Cole Pamela Collins Steven Collins Theresa Cook Don Cordell Kathleen Courtain Gerri Cox Roger Cox William Curry Jr. Susan Dahrena Doll Daniel Randy Davnport John Deets Ilene Donaldson Veronica Donegan Michael Doolittla Patricia Eldred William Erickson Leon Evans Marilyn Ficken Coryn Fitch William Fletcher William Fletcher Theodore Frank Janet Franklin Scott Freeman Martin Gant Ross Gail Gloria Gray Samuel Goddard Steven Hartwig Andy Haugen Cynthia Haughton Steven Olson Dorothy Pembertnn Marlene Pennington Randel Perkins Deborah Peters Rodney Pye Stanton Pynch Robert Reis DarreU Sego Don Shelton Chris Spellmeye Perry Stayton Jackie Stevenson Ellen Stewart Donald Wagner Lanny Wallace Donna WaUer Patsy Weaver Rodney Weitman Davey Womack Brad Anundl Ronald Alvarado Marilyn Barrow-Doris Basl Roberta Bethell Kelly Biever Marilyn Blanton Hubert Bones Branna Botts Bebecca Clason John Crandall Christine CrenneU Mark CrenneU Scott Drushella Kenneth Ely James Farris Dennis Farthing Linda Franklin Robert Gilbert Bonnie Goin Carl Hansen Dale Hollmger Terri House Keith Hughes Scott Humphreys Lorraine Kale Susan Kimsey JoAnne Lassetter Sandra Leffler Alan Lulay Rebecca Lynch Sandra Mason Marilyn Meuse Cynthia Monninger Party Neuenschwander John O'Connor 49 to Receive Diplomas at Scio Jerry Lee Craft, Roseburg; Kevin Blind School Has Six 9th Graders Oregon State School for the Blind will hold graduation exercises at 10:30 a.m.

June 3 in the school auditorium for six members of its 9th grade class. They are: Charlotte Bair, David Bettin, Michael Canady, Eugene Fields, Martha Minson and Kirk Edward Dempser. Lompoc, MitcheU Bruce Dunn, Mossy Rock, James William Galbraith, Sunnyside. WUliam Dale Hay-ward. Hillsboro; Mildred Ann La- St.

Michael Sets Graduation GRAND RONDE St. Michael School heFe will graduate its 8th grade May 29 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Michael Church. The graduates are Jeanne Justen, Joannie Landley, Rebecca Lockwood, Cheryl Mercier and Terry Mooney, of Grand Ronde, and Edna Gehlen and Debora McCurry, of Willamina.

Favette, Bandon; Phillips Manning Judson. Klamath Falls: Larry Le Dayton Elementary School 8th Grade Graduation Due DAYTON The following are I Dayton Elementary School will members of the 8th grade class graduate this spring: Roy Kaniut. Anchorage. Alaska; John Alan Maguire, Omak, George L. Murdock.

Toledo, Judith Ann Lungberg Parmley. St. er, Janis Mulligan, Marty Murphy, Leandra Olson, Dale Parker, Michael Pournelle, James M. Rada, Sharon Reb-mann, Jeffrey Rice, Charles A. Ruettgers.

Mary Virginia Satterfield, Gregory Scott, Ralph Scott, Robert Shaffer, Jimmie Sise-more, Jackie Smith, Gerald Spilde, Marcia Truman, Trudy Wilder, Timothy Wood. Rick L. Young, Lola Zeleny, Joseph Lamping, Sandra Hooker, An-n a 1 Shelton, Gary Truitt, 1 a Mandersheid, Carole Riihimaki, Jeff Allen Feick. SCIO A class of 49 Scio High School seniors will be graduated May 29 in exercises in the school gym. They are: Linda Aerni, James M.

Bark-ley, Roger J. Bothern, Steven R. Brown, Rosemary Burton, Sharon K. Carder, Tony Clark, Shirley Cooper, Phillip Downs, Martin Hamilton, Brenda Ham-ling, Mahlon Edward Hayes, Gary D. Herring, Colleen Is-aak, Alex Robert Jackson, Peggy Ann King.

Nancy Larsen, Burton B. Lee, Sharon Ann Loewen, Gregory Luckini, Lloyd Jim Mill Helens: Konaid Lee frumps, sisters; and Hugh Yoshida, Garden Grove, Calif. The National Canners Association has a library in Washington, restricted to members, which consists of 6,500 volumes dealing with the canning trade and food technology. Linn For Cemetery Site Once Picked Location of New County Seat Joan Patterson Evar Pi hi Lesley Pomeroy Ernest Qualley Mike Ramer Debby Raymond Jeannette Richards Tommie Riche Ralph Roberts Jacqueline Rutherford Janice Rutschman Steven Ruyle Carol Schoneboom Russell Smalley Evelyn Stewart Valerie Tompkins Joe Torres Tommy Trent Teresa Tribbett Ronald Vanlandingham Patricia Vick John Garcia Susan Hess Janet Hill Douglas Hoffman Laura Johnson Moses Kalua Peggy Kreder Mary Lou Kreiger J-Debra Lien Cindy Longley Linda Mattox Jacqueline May Yvonne McManimle Polly Melton Linda Metzker Dan Miller Terry Moe Myron Nichols Victor Norbury Karla Owens Steven Almond Carol Baker Sharon Beal Nancy Benefiel Judith Breshears Ed Bowyer Mary Budke Marietta Burin Brenda Cantrell Steve Cary Lonnie Clevenger Melody Clevenger Christopher Cooper Steve Culp Lawrence Deibel Loren Deibel Darris Dole Donald Eagal Debra Edwards Kathleen Esplin Karen Finnicum Randy Freeborn White, a surveyor living south of Brownsville. published at Marysville, now Corvallis, by Asabel Bush.

I Good ornina a i Parkersville to Hold Graduation Service May 23 time, there were no trees; it was a hot day and the springs had dried up from the summer heat. So many of his men began to fall out from heat and exhaustion that the colonel had to disband them. The disgusted and disgruntled men went home with an unfavorable story to tell. To stem the rising tide of criticism, the court employed Lewis Stemson one of the Sand Ridge backers to dig a well. When he presented his $16 bill, the name Sand Ridge had been replaced by "Iola" thought to be more attractive to future citizens.

Special Election On Jan. 23, 1856, a bill was passed and signed by the Speaker of the House Delazon Smith designating the first Monday in April 1856 for a special election. Voters would decide between Albany, Sand Ridge, Brownsville and Lebanon. The county court issued an order to suspend all work at Sand Ridge. In the weeks that ensued, friends of each town, "stumped After considerable figuring and investigating, they selected a place called Sand Ridge on the homestead of Raphael Cheadle.

The exact spot selected is now occupied by the cemetery. The only house there at the time was Cheadle's dwelling which mattered not since towns were springing up everywhere. Land Donated In Albany, originally the Mon-teiths had donated land for the courthouse. So the Sand Ridge backers decided to do likewise. Cheadles was persuaded to donate a certain number of lots which would, hopefully sell for enough money to finance erection of the needed buildings.

Word soon got around about a school of higher learning there also. It was to be run by the Rev. Thomas Condon, who later became a famous geologist, living in Albany. To convince folk of sincerity, friends of the Sand Ridge project bought quite a lot GERVAIS Eighth grade graduation exercises for the Parkersville Elementary School in North Brooks, will We hope you are enjoying your Oregon Statesman. And today, this afternoon, tonight, and on into the wee hours, we'll be busy preparing tomorrow's.

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And our hundreds of faithful Little Merchant carrier boys and girls, and our postmen, provide the final and vital link with those for whom all our work is concerned YOU. Again, we hope you're enjoying the Statesman. And if you are not now getting it regularly, a call to 364-68U (asking for "Statesman or return of the order coupon below, will assure your starting your day well-informed every morning of the year. 1.1 be held Tuesday, May 23, at By JO SOMMER Statesman Correspondent LEBANON Few Linn County citizens of today are aware that the tree-clad knoll now occupied by the Sand Ridge Cemetery was once the focal point of a countywide battle over the question "Where should the county seat be located?" Had the Sand Ridge "backers" won the election, the rural community a few miles southwest of Lebanon near Peterson's Butte would now be a thriving city instead of a part of the worlds largest ryegrass producing area. Linn County's first courthouse was built in 1853, according to the "History of Linn County" compiled by workers of the writers program of the Work Projects Administration in Oregon.

The octagonal building, with the attached jail, burned down in 1881. Immediately the probate court became a target for criticism because it had permitted the Provisional Government of Oregon Territory to pass an act (Jan. 11, 1851) making Albany the "county seat of justice." County Survey Agitation grew like wildfire, becoming so strong that it forced the legislature to take action. In January of 1855, they authorized the county commissioners to appoint three disin 8 p.m. at the school.

The two members of the graduating class, Joan Man ning and Ben Pfau, have attended all eight years at Park ersville. The ad gave the sale -date as Aug. 30, 1855. "Sand Ridge is the new seat of justice in Linn County, centrally located in the county about ten miles south easterly from Albany, near what is called Washington Butte. The site is elevated, beautiful, dry and healthful, on a high prairie, surrounded by one of the most fertile and productive portions of Oregon.

There are several fine springs of good water in the immediate vicinity. Good water is obtained by sinking wells to about 20 feet. The contract for the erection of a courthouse 44x50 feet two stories high, will be let in a short time. Timber of good quality for building purposes to be had at a reasonable distance." By order of the County Commissioners. It was signed by J.

R. Lines, Clerk. Several Lots Sold No records were kept of the sale" of lots or prices but the following are known to have paid for lots in notes: Americus Savage, Daniel Brinkle, Samuel Cooper, Raphael Cheadle, A. A. Morgan, John Frank, Lamar Cheadle, Lewis Stinson, T.

W. Ward, Reuben Claypool, Francis Heckley and D. C. Heckley. At its October, 1855 meeting, the county court contracted with J.

W. Kendall to build a courthouse. Then the reaction against the move set in. To help along cause of those wanting to retain the county seat in Albany, an unforeseen incident occurred. Annual "Muster" Col.

Lawrence Holm, a Mexican War veteran who was then in charge of the county militia, decided to hold the annual "muster" at Sand Ridge. At the of lumber for the proposed aca 23 to Bid Farewell At St. Paul the country." Jonathan Perrydalefo Unite School Graduations PERRYDALE Combined graduation exercises are planned for 8 p.m. May 25 in Perry-dale School gymnasium the 8th grade class and the nine graduating high school seniors. The high school class: Sheryn Bethell, Dan Cornthwaite, Daniel Dart, Darlene Dodson, John Engelien, Danny Fast, Dennis Frantz, Nancy Hobson and John Scharf.

Graduating 8th graders are: Robert Bakker, Teresa Bethell, Beverly Blair, Robert Buhrman, Carl Cornwaite, Robert Haines, Jeanine Holm, Lewis Maxson, Theresa Muller, Pamela Scharf, Lenthal Stapleton, Alan Swear-Ingen and Lois Turner. Diplomas Due 11 At North Howell NORTH HOWELL Eleven eighth graders will be in the North Howell Elementary School graduation class on May 23. They are Laurence Bahl, Lanny Bolme, Nancy Hollin, Terry Howe, Laurence 'Johnson, Carol Landt, Rosemarie May, Rachel Morelez, Michael Moullet, Libby Reed and James Sinn, championed Brownsville; Dela To The Oregon Statesman, 280 Church St. NE, Salem, Ore. ST.

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seniors in St Paul High School, They are: Mary Sue Aljets, Kathleen Da terested parties to select a site vidson, Maureen Drescher, Deb Signed demy, and had it delivered to the site the day before election. The vote tally showed 484 votes for Albany and 644 for Sand Ridge. Then the true fact soaked in. The voters had chosen to move their county seat to a "spot as bare as the back of a hand; to a town that was one in name only, yet unplatted; to property which the county had no title for whatever." Survey Ordered To remedy all this the county court hurriedly ordered a survey made for the new town and in one month the job was done and the surveyors paid. "Sale of lots in Sand Ridge, the new county seat of Linn read the advertisements in the Oregon Statesman, orah Ernst, Lis Feller, Earle Fufl address zon Smith for Albany; friends of Rev.

Condon, the Cheadles and many others worked for Sand Ridge; Lebanon, considered a dark horse, had many supporters. Albany by Close Vote The vote was badly split as a result and Albany won by a very small margin with Lebanon a close second. A few years later, the Sand Ridge boosters got together again, once more surveyed the Sand Ridge Site, laid it out in blocks and lots and endeavored to create a town. The effort failed, however. It was several years after that before it became "a city of the dead." Gleason, Debra McGee, Nancy Miller, Cathie Smith, Richard stttsitMiseiiiittietetiiiMMttifMtMittttwittiiiiininmnniniiiiiniI Berrers, Franklin Borden.

Joseph Faber, Trinidad Galla- for the re-location of the county seat. They were to choose a point as near the geographical center of the county as possible. An election to decide whether the county seat would be moved to the new site or remain at Albany was to be held on the first Monday of June, 1855. The committee of three appointed J. J.

C. Averill, Albany, gos, Blaine Grassman, David Ital, John Jetta, Norman Jetta, Gerald "Jones, Patrick Kock, Gregory McKillip, John Pohl- '8 I Schneider, Larry D. Reynolds, MEM Philip Smith. William Cyrus, Scio, and Luther 532.