A new resident at Halcyon House is Mrs. Sarah Jane Owen of Cedar Rapids. She is a native of Canada, Prince Edward Island, where she was born March 22, 1868. She is a graduate of Prince of Wales college and began her career as a teacher. Mrs. Owen is a member of the Presbyterian Church and remarkably active and alert. She is the mother of Mrs. Herbert Stamats of Cedar Rapids. Mr. Stamats is a prominent business man of that city and owns and manages a large publishing operation.; At his desk in Lincoln Grade School here is the new principal, E. Kelly Schlapkohl, who had served as assistant superintendent at the Wellman school before coming here this year. Mr. Schlapkohl says he has already held several committee meeetings with the schools PTA leaders and feels the organization will do a fine job for the school this year. The new principal is married and the father of two young girls.; The fourth in a series of live first aid training classes was held in the high school building here Thursday night with approximately 25 persons attending. Local Red Cross first aid instructor Harlan Neuhart, right, uses an arm of the Rev. Charles Hawkins, center, to demonstrate the proper sling bandage to use for a broken arm. Looking on is Francis (Bucky) James. Both James and Rev. Hawkins are school bus drivers for the city public school system. School officials said that although the first aid class, which is being put on by the school under the sponsorship of the local Red Cross, is being given primarily for the bus drivers, the class is also attended by other personnel including grade school principals, teachers and school secretaries.; An invitation extended by John Graber, right, senior student at Wayland High School, resulted Thursday afternoon in a visit to the high school by congressman Fred Schwengel, left. The Iowa Congressman talked before a group of 190 grade and high school students in an assembly shortly after lunch and was then a guest at a social hour in the high school home economics room, sponsored hy the senior American government students. During the social hour Mr. Schwengel and his wife met all the students and then the Congressman answered questions by the students. John Graber said he had sent the invitation to the lowa Congressman about three weeks ago and said he was both, "very pleased and surprised to learn it had been accepted." Instructor of the government class at the Wayland High School is Dick Wagner