Kllnger building-will open Monday
with Dr. J. E. Albrich and Dr.
Dolph Craig in charge.
Marten Forks Walter Bell is
cougar, hunting in the Gates area.
Silverton Meeting of. Veterans
of Foreign Wars adult education
group has been postponed to Jan
uary 24. It was scheduled "for the
last week of December.
ML Angel Juveniles and Wom
en's Order of Catholic Foresters
Christmas party will be Thursday
night, December 2 at St. Mary's
school clubrooms.
Liberty The Farmers Union
will meet Tuesday, December 21
for covered-dish dinner at 7 p.m.
Business meeting will be held at
8 ,p.m. jit the grange hall. Xach
person attending will bring a small
inexpensive gift for a gift -grab
bag.
Salem Heights Mrs. Marshall
Waring is ill in her home.
Silverton Christmas program at
Eugene Field school to which pub
lic invited, will be Wednesday at
1:30 p.m.
Marqnam James Long suffered
a broken leg this week, the second
since April.
Silverton Mrs. Leonard Gregg
of Redmond is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Dunagan.
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party at pjn. Tuesday, December
21, in the club rooms at St- Mary's
school.
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iUatonvale Choir of the Union
vale Evangelical United Brethren
church will present Christmas mu
sic Sunday night. Sunday school
will present Christmas program in
the morning. Carl Rutschman is
Sunday school superintendent.
Silverton Waldo Hills Home
Economics club will meet Tuesday
night, December 21, at Mrs. Carl
Jarnigan. Her daughter Joan will
yellow rose chosen as club flower.
Home beautification is the project
and the meetings will be held the
first Friday afternoon of each
month.
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assist with entertaining. This will
: be the Christmas party with an
, exchange of gilts.
junction with the dedicatio.i of the
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new St. Paul school, as being very
successful with more than 700 peo
ple served at the noon dinner and
more than 1000 people present at
the afternoon festival-
The Rev. Arthur Sullivan, for
mer pastor of St. Paul's, now srv
in as superintendent of archdi
ocesan schools, read the dedicatory
rites with the mass celebrated by
Father Hilaebrant of Mt. Angel.
Other members of the Willamet
Silverton Mrs. Austin Eastman
plans to leave earlv next week for
Columbia. January 6-8.
Carol Dimond. Portland, and
Ernest Dietrich, Seaside, were tne
delegates named to attend the
conference by the council. Dalt
Broedtr. Salem and Russell Goch
nour. Richland, Wash., were
named alternates.
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Brusn trwk Kinme Dettwy- ; Texas to spend the holidays with
ler h;s been elected preic'ent of her aunt. Mrs. Henrv Winkler, and
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the newly organized 4-H club with a cousin. Dr. C. Quincv Davis at
157 Sooth Liberty,
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othr members to include Joan Ha
ri, Alice Dettwyler, Walter Strand
and N(iel Schiir. The club has been
named te "Hne club." with the
Houston, and another cousin, Mrs
Frank A. Ferguson, at Baytown.
MC Angel Dental offices in the
Woodry
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Mt. Ansel Knights of Columbus
will hold the annual Christmas i 5
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te valley clergy in attendance were t K
Father J. Scherbring of Sublimity; j
Father Jonas of Stayton, Father i 5
Rodakowski of Milwaukie, Father I X
Gelinas of Shaw and Father Max- 1 8
well of St. Paul. 5
Silveirton Catholics Announce
Christmas Church Schedule
SILVERTON Father John Wabh has announced the Christmas
schedule for St. Paul's Catholic church to include Christmas carols on
Christmas day at 6:45 a.m. The first mass will be at 7 oclock, the sec
ond at 8, with the high mass at 9:30. The girls' choir will sing at all of
the masses.
Father Walslreports the .recent annual fall festival held in con
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Up in Salem Heights I
Community Homes
SALEM HEIGHTS Christmas
spirit received a boost . Wednesday
night when Santa Claus in red
suit, long white whiskers and tas
seled cap visited some of the chil
dren in this area. Santa Claus rang
the door bell of Jerry, Marilyn,
and Sally Riewald, asked how they
were and what would they like for
Christmas. He visited Donnie,
Gayle, and Larry Miller, asked if
they had been good, and what did
they want.
He would then take out a pad
and write down every order. He
also called on Valerie, Delmer, and
Charles Ramsdell, Shelia Tulare,
Larry and Lorraine Battles. As
he visited Sharon, Donna and
Linda Whitacre, he said that he
had missed their letters and was
calling in person. Wished them all
a merry Christmas and said he'd
see them on Christmas.
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languages, to act as advised to , 5
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