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The -OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning. May S. 1948
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SUrU Officers of the Sn
tUm Bean FebUvbl ill b elect
ed Monday night when plana for
the atuiual affair will be discussed.
31. Edward Arnold will be salu
tatorian; George King, valedic
torian. Class motto is "Virtue
conquers all things," and class
colors are white and gold.
Woodburn Catholic Youth
Organization of St. Luke's parish
meet in the parish hall Wednes
day, May 8, at 8 p.m. Committee
members are Helen Gorman,
Rosemary Halter, Loretta Randall
and Gerald Wiese. Summer social
plans will be made at this time.
Clementine Kirsch is secretary
of the CYO unit here.
Jefferson May day will be
observed in the schools Friday,
May 10, with Queen La Von Kelly
and King Jack Knight ruling over
the senior court, and Queen Mary
Edith Davis and King Dale Peter
son over the junior court.
Woodburn Women of St.
Luke's parish will sponsor a card
party Sunday night, May 5, at the
parish hall, proceeds to replace
and re-equip the hall kitchen. Mrs.
Gertrude Jensen Is in charge of
the party and assistants are Mrs.
Cyril Crosby, Mrs. William Bras
sell, Mrs.VJohn Kosse, Mrs. Gib
Aplin, Mrs. Tom Reilirg. Others
helping will be Ernestine Nath
man and Mrs. Carrie Koshmeder.
Corvallw I Frances Clinton,
assistant state (home demonstra
tion agent leader, will be at Dal
las Tuesday, May 7, for the Polk
county heme makers planning day.
and at Salem Wednesday. May t,
for the Marion county planning
day.
Silverton A pre-schdol cjinic
will be held Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m.,
at Eugene Field school. Immuni
zations for diphtheria and whoop
ing cough, smallpox vaccinations
and tuberculin tests will be given.
Albany Linn-Ben tori Guern
sey Breeders association will
meet Sunday at the Ernest Cer-
at the school. Smallpox vaccina
tions, diphtheria and whooping
cough immunizations for child
ren under 3. Dr. W. J. Stone,
county health officer, will be in
charge.
ML Anrel Mt. Angel prepar
atory will graduate a class of, 17
at commencement exercises May
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ford on highway 99E. H. E. Owen
Lebanon, president, and Frank
S Peevy, Scio, secretary. No-host
luncheon at noon.
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Wood burn A farm labor of
fice will be open here "June 1
through September and ;will be
located in the Charles W. Smith
Electric store. Joe Serres, agri
cultural chairman of the cham
ber of commerce, has promoted
the office.
Woodburn A high school band
concert in observance of Music
week will be given at the high
school auditorium Friday, May
10, at 8 p.m. Numbers by the high
school chorus are also planned.
North Santiam Infant and
pre-school clinic will be held
Tuesday, May 7, 9 to J2 a.m.,
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