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treated t h u will gtrminate
quit ker
Mrs. John Tilgner told of the
flower garden at her country
home. The garden is so planned
that there are flowers blooming
all through the growing season
One border contains 1.000 crocus
During the business meeting
Mrs C J. Enstad. Mrs. Howard
Fleming and Mrs Roy Livesay
were named on the nominating
committee. April 20 was set for
the spring flower show. Mrs Lynn
McCully was appointed general
chairman The show will stress
the part a garden club plays in
any community from an educa
tional standpoint and soil con
ser ation
Wranglers
Plan Track
Playing Field
LEBANON Santiam Wrang
lers, Inc.. Lebanon, is now M?llir.2
itock to help finance the racing
plant and community recreation
project planned on the Mte one
half mile west of the city limits,
it was announced this wtek.
Wrangler officers are Glenn
Huston, president; Layton Loftin.
kecretary. and R C" Reeves treas
urer Actual construction will tart
April 1 at the 96-acre tract be
tween Oak aiul Tangent treet..
under the supervision rf Fred
Peterson, track superintendent at
Portland's Bay Meadow s race
track
The project will include all
year ue. with a dirt race track,
grandstand, softball and baseball
diamonds with f!ixd light, fa
cilities for 4-H and livestock ex
hibits and other community en
terprises A football field will te
constructed, if there is sufficient
dema rid
SWING INTO THE
EASTER PARADE IN
SMART FASHION WITH
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Dallas Garden
Show Planned
DALLAS Mr Chester Ci X of
Salem w,is giie t speaker a the
Dallas Garden c:'.il. Thursil.iv
Speaking on piimiose. Mi Cox
stated tti.it the s.-cd r j . . : ! in
tense cold to gei rriiiia'e St et
can be siittei.cl on .1 ha'f-tilled
ice tray and left f. r ,itn ut Hvu
weeks Ai.otht r rr.ettud 1- to place
a piece of s.,ndp.:i : on ;.'.a-. mat
ter the s-eil on the ardp. ipc; ar'.d
rctate .mothei pi.ie ! 1,1.1 i.'.er
it for ubout 30 r. -t.it:- 'i S-td
Amity School
Faculty Hired
AMITY The faculty of Amity
rade school have all been hired
for the school year 1948-49 ex
cept Donna Miller, who resigned
in order to finish her education
at OCE.
Receiving contracts are Albert
Voder, principal; James McCoy,
oach. Miona Ciay. Svea Menegat.
Venta Crock, Effie Eliis. Mane
Mjjors. Eleanor Veach and De
l.res Chapmav
The Junior Red Cross at Amity
high school, under the direction
of M.s Ruth Richter. assisted by
l'.-i naiiette Pitts. Doris New man.
Le'ori Fliimcum Johnny Nau
m.in, Johnny Davis and Arvey
; .e!'( ii ';.s p.n kel and sent ocr
e.i 2 i rx xes. each containing two
perdU. writing pads, bar of soap.
',.. h ('rush and tooth paste, rub
Lei b.i I. .ihiloth and to s
Amtv hitfh -ihol faculty mem
bvr plan to ..Mend the Yamhil!
t'.unt Te;a'ht ,ivmk i.i!ioii mcft
me in McMimiilic March 2 4
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