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Pupils Give
Variety Show
JEFFERSON The school gym
was packed Friday night when
grade school pupils and faculty
presented a program. Don Reed,
principal, was master of cere
monies. Howard McGill inter
spersed the numbers with limer
icks. One of the best numbers was
the skit put on by tle teachers
showing two extremes in educa
tion the "Old Fashioned School
or regimentation; the "Modern
School" or free expression.
The nroeram included rhvthm
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list. Yet perhaps you may be disregarding those early
bints of impending illness. Better see a Doctor and heed his
enrperienced counsel. Why not make the' 'appointment
today? And when your Doctor gives yon a prescription, we
shall be glad to compound it promptly with potent drugs.
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CAPITAL DRUG STORE
Corner State and Liberty Sts.
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MONITOR More than $200
was raised at the Nidaros Luth
eran church annual , bazaar Tues
day night.
Mrs. Claude Pomeroy and Mrs.
Ronald Pomeroy entertained with
a gift shower for their sister-in-law,
Mrs. Sam Brantner, Wed
nesday at the J. L. Lienhart home.
Attending Portland John Deere
banquet were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Tweed, Mr. and Mrs- Otto
Mohring, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fish
er, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kellar,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Larsen, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Homann and
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lenon of the
Lenon Implement Co.
Edgar Tweed attended the Pa
cific Northwest Hardware and
Implement Dealers association's
convention in Portland lastweek.
Dave Swanson was a guest of
his son, David, jr., for the Fath
er's day week-end at OSC.
Mrs. Reed Conyne honored her
husband Sunday with a birthday
dinner. Guest? were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pierce and daughter Kath
leen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welch
and Larry, and Paul Conyne all
of Portland; Theresa Hoffer, Mt.
Angel; Stanley Nomer of Monitor.
Mr. and : Mrs. L. D. Lenon en
tertained Mrs. Jack Campbell and
Aloha Lee Edland of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ingval Edland. Os
car Edland, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Tweed, Tommy and Tamara
Tweed of Monitor.
Zion Mennonite Group
Has Sewing Meeting
HUBBARD Mrs. Loyd Driver
entertained the Sewing Circle of
Zion Mennonite church Wednes
day for an all day meeting. No
hostess lunch was served at noon
and time was spent sewing. Mrs.
Lydia Ross of Toefield, Canada
was a guest.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 - (JP)
CIO President Philip Murray Fri
day visited President Truman and
later told reporters CIO favors
"complete reorganization" of the
labor department.
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band, primary grades; violin solo,
Clifford Stephenson; songs, Bruce
Thomas; "Abe Lyman and His
cauiornians". third and fourth
grades; trumpet team, John
Wright and Claude Mevers; cni-
tar solo and "Royal Hawaiians",
fourth-fifth grades; "Four Dark
Keyes", Donna and Doris Higgins,
Sue Daulton, Patricia Rieb; tum
bling, third and fout-th tfradrn'
songs, Barbara Jeanne Hart, Carol
Hart and Deann Stansberry; "Ca
sey at the Bat", pantomime, up
per grades; solo. Barbara Argo;
"Pa Jones Dilemma". tirmr
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grades: violin solo. Anne .Tnnp and
Jane Smith; "Dutch Mill, Anne
Wilson, Earl Wright, Carry Rieb
and upper grades; tap dancing,
Dollie Koker and Pat LaRowe:
"Carmen Miranda" and "An
drew Sisters", upper grade boys;
bass horn solo. Bob Casto; baton
twirling. Jane Smith and Donna
Argo, and featuring Katherine
5pecnt or high school.
The money taken in will be
used to buy school grounds equipment.
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KEY WEST, Flla., Nov. 6 - IP)
A hero's welcome awaits Presi
dent Truman here Sunday when
he arrives for a vacation.
City officials and the chamber
of commerce were in constant
session planning a roaring wel
come to the chief executive. May
or Mainland Adams has proclaim
ed Sunday "Harry S. Truman
day."
U.S. Uses New
Berlin Airport
BERLIN. Nov. 0 -(JP)- The first
airlift plane landed at the new
Tegel airport in the French sector
Friday.
The airport is the third to be us
ed in the expanding shuttle of
food, and fuel into the blockaded
city.
The first plane was an Ameri
can C-54 Skymaster with 20,000
pounds of cheese and it was met
by a welcoming committee of high
military and German officials and
a band.
The British today barred com
munist trade union organizers
from Gatow airport wehre airlift
planes land in their sector.
The British said the free Ger
man trade union federation, which
asked to send organizers to the
field, opposes the airlift.
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