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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1948)
a 13 Tho SliiTesimiii, gcrtem Orgoa. Saaday. gsyilswnbar Z8, f. 134 i I V 0 t I " ! . . . . - - 9 f-K 4 I: IS, GAY NINETIES' REVIVED Old ears. Uadem and'hlrhwwheeled bicycle their riders tressed is earlj-day cost tunc leaye Geelet Mansion at Newport, RJL. for a "Gay Nineties' parade. At left is Dr. Jay Uet Moody and family id lilt auto. Monmouth Youth Center To Open Oct. 1 MONMOUTH Mr. -and Mrs. Delbert Price have been named director and hostess of the Youth Center for- the coming year, by , the community club. The center will open Friday, October 1, at 8 p.m., with a party for high school students. From that date It will be open Wednesday nights for seventh and eighth grade pupils and Friday nights 'for high school students. An invitation has been extended to any one inter ested to attend these affairs, also community club meetings. Mrs. Henry M. Gunn presided as chairman at the meeting Tues day night, and representatives of various civic organizations and other citizens attended. Officers are Jean Grice, chairman; Mrs. T. N. Edwards, vice chairman; Mrs. D. H. Searing, secretary treasurer. Retiring as director and hostess of the Youth Center are Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fresh, who actively promoted the center's affairs last year. Mrs. Fresh, a registered nurse. Is now with Drs. Knott, Fratzke, Searing and Mollenkamp at Independence. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Price have two daughters; and interested in rec reational activities for young people. , Amitie Club Meeting Held at Van Cleaves MIDDLE GROVE Nineteen at tended the first meeting of the Amitie club at. Mrs. Meivin Van Cleave's Friday. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Anna Hammer, Mrs. Stella Kleert, and Mrs. Mil dred Hammer. Guests were Mrs. Paul Fuhrer and Mrs. Leo Ham mer. October hostesses will be Mrs. Anna "Wirching. Mrs. Geneva Sco field, Mrs. W. H. Scharf and Mrs. EUa Scharf. Macleay School Enrolls 38 Pupils MACLEAY -4 School opened with an enrollment of 38 for the first week. Mrs Ethel Ramus is principal and upper grade teach er. Mrs. Dora Dirsth is primary teacher. '5 Floors were sanded In the prl mary room and a new floor In stalled in the upper: grade room during the vacation. Beginners this year are Mari lyn Martin, Douglas Walsh, Syl via Eurvest, Charles Way and Leland Bettleyoun. New pupils in the school this year include Robert Spaulding recently from Arizona who lives with his parents at the Ma gars place. Delores and Jack Ostrem and Ronald, Betty and Douglas Walsh, are also hew having come here from- Grand Forks, N. D., and are living With their parents on the Wells farm. Mill City Couple Entertain Friends MILL CITY t- Mr. and Mrs. George Cree entertained last Sun day for a group of friends and relatives upon the occasion of Mrs. Cree's birthday. The group Included Mrs. Alice Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Burton, Scio; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison HacQey, Hub bard; Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Thomas, Susie Kearns, Willis Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Calavan, Stay ton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. George Ditto, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cree and family. Pringle Enrollment 72 for Lower Grades PRINGLE Seventy two pupils were enrolled In the school the first week. Mrs. Hazel Thomas, first and second grade teacher, has 29 pupils! Mrs. Margaret Classes, Band Elect Leaders At Stayton HS STAYTON Elected as officers! fnr the Ktavtnn hlrh school band i VI . . 11 ! f rioay were waiter van nanaei, president; Marilyn James, secre tary; and Betty Ware, treasurer. Under the direction of Ftjix French. j music director, the band is planning a heavy program this year. ; The grade school Is also organ izing: a band this year, practicing in the high school building. The high school held class elec tions Friday in which Bill Trask was elected president of the fresh man I class; Darwin Fehlen, vice president; Helen Ware, secretary - M 4"1sot VfkOT.& UafvM 1 represent u ve 10 we siuapni coun cil! Cled Adams and Richard Cox to the intramural board. Charles Morgan was elected president of the sophomore class; Dwight : Shelton, vice president; Rose! la Zolkoski, secretary; Edith Nightingale, treasurer; Kent Hin dei, council representative; Joyce ; Kale and David Samples, board members. Heading the Junior class will be Lowell Nightingale, president; Bud Freres, jvice president; Kathleen Etjel, secretary-treasurer; Althea StewartJ representative; Lois Kale and Sterling Norton, board. The senior class elected Bryce ! Ddzler, president; Darr Goss, vice j 1 J . . ,12 - 111 . presiueni; x-nyuis aniii,, ecre- taryj Marilyn Frichtl, treasurer; Bill j Covert, representative; Je anne Pdole, Don Lavender. 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