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Tho Stcdeshiah; Salem, Cre.. WodBOgdoT. December 22.' 1948
Camellia, Rhododendron
Society to Elect Officers
The Salem Camellia and. Rho
dodendron society will elect new
officers Thursday night at the
YMCA in a combination meeting.
Christmas party and no-host di&
ner starting at 6:30 o'clock.
Members were urged to bring
their wives or husbands. Frank A.
Doerfler, Salem nurseryman, will
be featured speaker.
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Special price 1.00.
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Garden Tools
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Robert Rhoades, Willamette university senior and army veteran, right.
is shown taking his oath as he received his commission as a second
lieutenant in Salem's army reserve corps in a meeting- of the corps
Monday night. Capt Richard Reynolds, regular army instructor for
the Salem reserves, administers the oath. The commissioning cere
mony took place in a meeting of the 369th engineer boat and shore
regiment and QM headquarters 409th engineering brigade. Rhoades
will be an officer of the reserve ordnance department-
At Salem Schools
By James Cooke
Statesman School Correspondent
D. A. WHITE & SOUS
265 State SL We Deliver Phone 2-2478
Jr. Red Cross
Undertaking
Yule Projects
Marion county Junior Red Cross
members have undertaken many
projects for the holiday season,
reports Mrs. M. K. McCann, gen
eral chairman. Nearly 200 mem
bers represent 41 elementary
schools and three high schools.
The JRC members at Keizer
school have made 730 Christmas
tray favors for the Veterans' hos
pital at Roseburg, under direction
of Mrs. Arthur Weddle. The favors
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will be filled with candy and nuts
by other JRC members.
At Bush school, where Mildred
Wyatt is in charge, JRC members
have made tray favors and boxes
filled with home-made cookies for
patients at Salem Memorial hos
pital. These are to be delivered
by children who will sing carols.
Parrish junior high school JRC
members, under Mrs. Doris Ran
som, will deliver Christmas gifts
to residents of the Cottage home.
At Leslie junior high, with Eleo
nor Roberts as teacher, the JRC
prepared Christmas gifts to be dis
tributed at the Tracy convalescent
home. This group also assisted
with the bangle pin work for the
annual Christmas seal sale.
All JRC units in the county have
filled gift boxes for children over
seas, and provided gilts for the
veterans' hospital at Roseburg.
Moreover, 54 boxes have been
shipped overseas for children. .
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waffles at a time. '
Suntllie to Visit from
West Point Academy
Cadet Alden Sundlie, a sopho
more at the U. S. Military acade
my at West Point, N. Y., will ar
rive in Salem by plane Thursday
to spend a 10-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. -and Mrs. G, K.
Sundlie, 1995 Saginaw st.
Sundlie was graduated from
Salem public schools and attend
ed the University of Oregon for
two years before entering the aca
demy. He is a member of the
school's swimming team.
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
Alumni of Salem high school will be welcomed
during the annual Christmas and Homecoming pro
gram in the school auditorium at 1:30 p. m. Wed
nesday. Rollin Coking, student body president, will
open the program with a welcome to the alumni,
Tom Bartlett, class of 1947, will give alumni recog
nition.
The program also will include
a skit by the Girl's league, a con
cert by the Salem high choir and
chorus directed by Lena Belle Tar
tar and community singing with
the orchestra, chorus, and audi
ence, directed by Victor Palmason.
Students Repaint Cafeteria
Choice of the arrangement and
feolor scheme of the redecorated
school cafeteria is being given Sa
lem high students by means of
three models made by Darlene
Engdahl and Loyal Warner, art
students. Ballot boxes and models
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aic in uie nan jnu Muueius aim y
faculty are casting ballots W their!
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Jean Gosnell, Sharon Kennedy,
Marjorie Little, Jean SnjiLh, Jan
Folger, Barbara Wagner. Donna
Vogt, Pat Healy, Pat Harp. Joyce
Younger, Shirley Will, Luella Car
lisle, Virginia McCullen and'Shir
ley Bingenheimer.
Folk Dancing
Clubs to Plan
Spring Fetes
favorite style.
The Paloteer art club is begin
ning the work by re-painting the
room during the Christmas holi
days. Further re-arrangement and
planting of shrubs will be made
With the assistance of other clubs.
PARRISH JUNIOR HIGH
"Christmas in Art and Music"
was presented at Parrish junior
high Tuesday evening by the
school orchestra and choral groups.
L Directors of the program were
Gretchen Kreamer, Madalene Su
ko and Karl Thelen. Students in
the tableaus were Leonal Golz,
Robert Voigt, Georgia Rowell and
Mary Robison. Anna Mae Locke
no ur and Amy Girod were ac
companists. Groups which sang Christmas
carols were the 7th grade junior
choir, girls choir and mixed chor
us, 8th grade chorus, Parrish sing
ers an dthe eighth grade chorist
ers. The school orchestra also
played.
LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
Girls from West Salem, Parrish
and Leslie junior highs held a
"play day' at Leslie Saturday. In
the morning they chose teams and
played volleyball. They ate lunch
in Leslie cafeteria and then played
games and danced in the after
noon. Lucille Wilson, physical edu
cation instructor at Leslie was in
charge of the event.
Ninth graders held a Christmas
party Friday with dancing, movies,
games and floor show throughout
the evening. The 20-piece Leslie
dance band under the direction of
Raymond Carl furnished the mu
sic. Mary Jane Rudd was vocalist,
fifth Period Volleyball Team Wins
Leslie's volleyball tournament
ended last week with the fifth
period team winning the cham
pionship. The team was composed oKVal
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Standard brand floor demon
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COLEMAN OIL BURNER
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POOL TABLE
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State - wide festivals of folk
dancing for the early spring are
to be planned Monday and Tues
day in Portland by the executive
committee of the newljr organized
Folk Dance Federation of Oregon,
headed by John H. Black of Salem.
The federation includes the two
clubs from Salem and others from
Corvallis and Portland, with other
groujjs starting to join. Salem's
clubs are named the Gate Swing
ers for those who are experienced
at the art (meets first and third
Saturdays), and the Capital Folk
sters, for beginners, who meet se
cond and fourth Saturdays.
The groups get together at the
YMCA, with newcomers invited to
participate. The Gate Swingers al
so have an additional meeting each
month, the next of which will be
January 6 at Mayflower hall.
Officers are John Geialer and
Mrs- Geisler, president and secre
tary - treasurer, respectively, of
the Gate Swingers, and Mary Swe
gart, president,, and Nancy Craig,
secretary - treasurer, of the Folk
sters. State officers, in addition to
Black, are Byron J. Beattie, vice
president; Sue G. Doran, secretary;
and Mae Quinn, treasurer, all of
Poruiher. Purpose '6f the organ
ization are to encourage enjoy
ment of international folk dancing
and related arts, to promote
friendship and tolerance, to en
courage research in dance forma
and make available patterns, to
assist in forming new dance groups
organization; regarding 'which 'the
vice president is now conferring
with California officers. I
Experts gay that during vio
lent storm you standi good
chance of being struck toy light-
ftnd in exchange of techniques and lnin if you are atanding. walking
leadership.
: Also on the state program is par
ticipation in a projected national
or running on a beachj playing
golf, hiking, working in a field
or standing under a tree. :
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We sincerely hope we have presented a variety of products and a range of prices that
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Special Price oa s Limited
Quantity of Young Hen Tur
keys. Small Sixes, t to It
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Rump Roast .
Standing Rib
Chuck Roast
Sirloin Tip
Swiss Steak .
Rib Steaks ...
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Veal Shoulder
Veal Lea
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Loin of Pork lb. 49a
Shoulder of Pork ...lb. 45a
Spare Ribs lb. 57o
Pork Chops lb. 59c
Pork Steaks lb. 49c
Pork Sausages lb. 39a
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Center Cut Lea lb. 59
Veal Loin Chop ...lb. 57
Veal Round Steak Jb. 65e
Veal Shotilder
Chops , -' Ih.yMa
Leg of Tamb
lb. 59a
Shoulder fmh lb. 45a Lamb Chops
Jb. 89a
Fresh Poultry
Youg Rabbits lb. 67c
Colored Fryers lb, 76a
Colored Hens lb. 69a
Fresh Locals fully
Dressed and Drawn
Fresh Fish
Pacific Oysters ... 63a
Crab Meat lb. 65a
Halibut Steaks lb. 39a
Salmon Steaks ; lb. 55a
Hams and Bacoa
Morrtl's Pride lb. 63
Hormel's Dairy lb. 63
Hormel's Picnics lb. '49a
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