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PAGE THREE
Irene Blackerby
V. Gets Position in
California School
SILVERTON, May 30. Irene
Blackerby, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Blackerby, formerly of
Silrerton and Salem, bat now of
California, will teach at Bakers-
field. Calif., this coming term, ao
eordlng to word received by SI1
rertoa friends.
Irene Goyette of SilTerton has
accepted a position to teach at
Stay ton In the grades in the au
tumn.. Miss Goyette has taught
In eastern Oregon for two years.
Among the Silrerton teachers
who plan to attend summer school
this summer are Guy DeLay, Miss
Florence Story, Miss Helen Rait
enan. and Harold Davis.
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SILL SCHOOL
ISBIEIRK
Molalla High Takes Highest
Honors in Basketball
and 2 Near-Tops
nle Monday at Brush College un
der the direction of Miss Mary
Jeanette Clark, . Rer. and Mrs.
K. K. Clark, Mrs. Edith Warm.
Mrs. Decker, and Mrs. Ethel Van
cicle. Games and races were part
of the program for the day.
Whltesall Knhn and Connie Bush
won prizes In two races. A boun
tiful dinner was served at the
noon hoar. The Junior league,
through Shirley Swelgert, pre
sented Rev. Clark with a beauti
ful birthday present.
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MOLALLA. May 30. Molalla
high school, the smallest mem
ber of the Willamette Interschol
astic league, demonstrated that In
numbers there isn't always
strength by walking off with first,
second and third places In the
league standing in basketball,
baseball and football, respectively,
during the past school year. The
year has been one of Molalla'a
most successful ones from an ath
letic standpoint . Don Hartung.
former Oregon State athlete,
coached all three sports.
Ill basketball. Molalla won
cups for both the league and coun
ty championships. The school's
baseball record was 13 games won
and three games lost. This does
not include two pre-league games
with Chemawa, both victories for
Molalla. Molalla was defeated
twice by West Linn and once by
Silverton. Silverton, the winner
of first place in the league, lost
only one game, and that to Mol
alla. Molalla tied for third place
in football.
Letter Winners
Letters were won during the
year by the following Molalla
boys:
Football George Erland, Loy
al Buroker, Vincent Erickson,
Don Da pp. Clayton Ray, Hal St.
Clair, Milton Schmidt, Johnnie
Marson, Lloyd Schumacker, all
seniors, Leonard Nelson, Bob
Leonard, Harold Erland, Elwin
Swigart. Stanley S 1 y t e r. Earl
Owen, LaVerne Dahl and Charlie
Temple.
Basketball Don Dapp, John
Marson, Milton Schmidt, all sen
iors, LaVerne Dahl, Stanley Sly
ter, Don Reed, Armo Hallabacka
and Roger Thronson.
Baseball John Marson, Ken
neth Cutting, Clyde Winchester,
George Erland, Milton Day, all
seniors, Charlie Temple, Leonard
Nelson. Stanley Slyter, LaVerne
Dahl, Harold Erland, Ben Temple
and Bob Berger.
Other members of the Willam
ette Interscholastic League are
Newberg, West Linn, Canby,
Woodburn, Silverton, Dallas and
Lebanon.
TEACHER IX HOSPITAL
INDEPENDENCE, May SO.
Miss Blanche Baker, who has
been teaching in the Enterprise
school finished Wednesday. This
morning she was taken to the
Deaconess hospital for an appen
dix operation.
STUDENTS OF Pill
TO OFFER CUT
AMITY, May SO.- Saturday,
Jane 1 at 8 p. m. in the M. E.
church auditorium, Mrs. Lynn
Lancetleld will feature a group
of piano pupils In the final reci
tal of the year. Mrs. H. W. Torbet
will contribute a soprano solo;
Mrs. James L. Payne, a reading;
and Alan Torbet, a trumpet solo.
Pupils to be presented are:
Rath Abraham, Esther Abraham,
Helen Nedrow, Violet McKee,
Mary Gladys Turner, Opal Rlch
ter, Loralne Rohde, Constance
Rutledge, Margaret Domes,
Gladys Rlchter, Gertrude Can-
nelL Morton Geisey, Gordon Wyi
att, Clark Tilbury, Douglas Macy,
Clen Crawford Macy, William
Macy, Nadlne Wyatt, Kathryn
Reed, Evelyn Romlg and Julian
Abraham; -.. . f -: v ' '
Following the musical program
there will be an exhibit of water
color paintings, the work of Mrs.
Grace Patty, a student of Anton
Piers of Portland. Mr. Piers, who
has produced some very success
ful artists, considers Mrs. Patty's
work outstanding. The collection,
mostly of flower studies, will be
hung in the church parlors. Ev
eryone Is Invited to attend the re
cital and view the pictures.
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Junior Leaguers of
Church Enjoy Picnic
The junior league of Ford
Memorial church enjoyed a pic-
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EASY RECIPE
FOR STRAWBERRY JAM
4 cup prepared fruit
7 cups sugar
H bottle Certo
To prepare fruit, grind about 3 qurta
fully ripe beiiiea or crush completely,
one layer at a time, so that each berry
reduced to a pulp.
Measure sugar and prepared fruit
Into largo kettle, mix 'well, and bring
to a fuA roiling boil over hottest fire.
To reduce foaming, J teaspoon butter
may be added. Stir constantly before
end while boiling. Boil hard 3 mlnutea.
- Kemore from fire and stir In Certo.
Then stir and akim by turns for just 5
nunutee to cool slightly, to prevent
' floating fruit. Four quickly. Paraffin
boa lam at ones. Makes about 10
to aula ounces eacaj.
Get berries and Certo from your
grocer today 2 quarts of berries
make 10 glasses of wonderful
jam . . . in less than 15 minutes
after the fruit Is prepared I
JJST read that recipe above! See how
easy it ist Notice that only 2 quarts
of berries make 10 glasses of jam.
All Certo recipes are just as easy
end just as economical, with Certo,
you boil jellies only J minute; jams
only a little longer None of your
juice boils away. That's why you get so
much jam or jelly . . half again more
than by the old, "long-boil" way
That's why, too, that jelly and jam
sure so much better tasting; short boil
ing retains all the natural flavor of
the ripe, fresh fruit! (No "boiled
down' taste when you use Certo.)
r And the whole job takes less than 13
wcYafter the fruit is prepared.
So why don't yon get berries, sugar
and Certo right away! Put up a gen
erous supply of jam and jelly to last
the rest of the year. Think how good
they will taste next winter in tarts,
ptddings. Jelly rolls and ice cream
Certo . . . the pure fruit pectin that
makes jelly making so easy ... is a
product of General Foods. You can
buy it at any grocer's; 6 a r. Corp.. m
FEE 89 TOTED RECIPES
Uodernesia tb bbd oa every
Certo bools it a book of jam
and )31y recipe ... S9 is all:
because differeat fruits require
eiiBereat handbag. Be tare to
fulls each ledne eaacdy.
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