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"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
Salem Heights
Garden Club
Holds Show
SALEM HEIGHTS, The
Friendly Neighbors Garden club
held its spring show this week at
the home of Mrs. E. L. Gray.
Mrs. Virgil Sexton was guest
speaker and Judge of the show.
Members winning awards were
Mrs. William Coon, first, dining
Valley
Briefs
Reiser Keizer firemen were
called to Shattuck's store early
Wednesday morning when an air
compressor caught fire. No dam
age resulted.
KeUer The Keizer Parent
Teachers association will meet
Thursday. May 12. at 8 p.m. in
room. Mrs. R. H. Parks, second, the school to install new officers.
and Mrs. Glen I vie. third: Mrs. j Installing officer will be Mrs.
W. H. Hall, first, buffet, Mrs. Wil- j Ralph SittreU, president of the
liam Coon, second, and Mrs. E. L. Marion County P-TA council. Folk
Gray, third. j dances will be presented by sixth t gram ire Mrs. Joe Wodzewoda
Mrs. Coon took the sweepstakes grade students of Mrs. Mehner. I and Mrk. Rot Horslev. Mrs. Walter
with a driftwood piece. Mrs. R. H. peese knd "Mrs. Bill Bertleyoun
si
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v ci'RX ar toe cAJge iw e teal arm
itorium. Appearing will be the
combined bands, orchestras and
choral groups of the senior high,
and the) junior high and the grade
schcls.j
I II ,
Menaaeotli The Monmouth
Civic Hub will bold its annual
election: of officers in the last
business meeting of the summer
Thursday, May 12, at the city halL
The program wfll feature model
ing" of a collection of native cos
tumes gathered by Katherine Ar
buthnot in visits abroad.
Macleay Macleay Community
club wall meet Friday, May 13,
at 8 p.m. for the final meeting of
thef season. In charge of tne pro-
Parks was first in the coffee table j Siiverton Officials and com- ' serve refreshments
display; .Mrs. ieuy oenre was mitXee chairmen from Silverton's : I I
second and Mrs. William Gardner , Metnodist church plan to attend! Swrte The Swegle Road
third. Mrs. Eric Butler took , the Church Leaders' coaching con-1 Gaj-deri club will meet Thursday.
in the miniature aivision, Air?. c,im Fil.ct xttnHit : Mav 12. at 7:30 D.m. at the home
Sunday from 3 to 5 p. m.
Brash College The Brush Col-
of Mrsi Ross Bales.
East
elects for the coming year.
1:30 Dm for onstratjon on
the home of ! Friday; at 10 a.m. at the Portland
St Coke company in salem.
Mtimbers will prepare the lunch
eon and are asked to bring table
"I think It's only fair to show yea how I leol in the morning,
Buford!" :. ? 1
Valley Births
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NORTH SAN'TIAM TO Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Ruby, an eight
pound daughter. Geraldine Mane,
born May 5: to Mr. and Mrs. John
nie E. McGuffin, and 8 pound. 10
ounce dduehter. Deborah Joan,
born May 6. She is the McGuffm's
setond daughter.
AURORA Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Giesv are parent of a new
f i daughter. Kathie. Dr. B. F. Giesy
ELLIOTT PRAIRIE" The 8th grade gradating class of the local iS the paternal grandfather.
S ( hiKj! attended' the M;y Day festival at Canbii Thursday; afternoon. AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Richard
The lass ipcludr Ar.tj Paulson, vtrna Mae Qgren. Goltjie Garber, Lorenzen are parents of a
Alfred Lent and I Lent. Their grjiuat.nn exert Ues will' be held in
the .'mmur.it v hall on Tuesday evening. May 311.
Siiverton The annual spring serk ices
concert of the Siiverton schools
will be given Thursday night at
Elliott Prairie 8th Graders
Attend (lonlev May Program
recently re-
Mrs. Althea Strang.
nnnei irom ru. r-ert-i sua: g, r i . ,,rt,j w,. ;...-, hch.
Is sftnding a month at the home of Mr. anrj jfrf. 'George Calvert of
i.e.- sister. Mr. Carrie Tv'.er. Milwauknv Mrs. Lilhe Erwin of
son,
Richard, born April 29 at Mf
Minnville General hospital.
Graruipaients are Mr. and Mrs. R
M. Glohn. Amity, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Lt'ienzen. Dayton.
SILVKRTON -- Horn at SiKer-
to
William Sanders second and Mrs.
W. J. Hall third. Mrs. W. J. Hall
took first and second in the cor-
iSZTZ John Undon wa Helpers club will meet Thurs- exfensiion unit will attend, dem
0ut fnr th .vnin 'day. May 12. at
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....-II i - i n ... .u v, xf-, Mrs. Mike Focht. route 1. box i lar
Wtil illdT 19 a l in: iivnre v 1 - '
Carl Gustafson. Officers will be'3'5-
Salem The East Salem
ill attend a dem
Boiled Dinners'
cot wm linn mr rne cutiunutmy
haD .Thursday. A covered-dish
luncheon will be served at noon.
Fear Craers The Four Cor
ners Teen Canteen will meet at
the Community hall Friday at
7:30 p.m for election of next
year's officers.
Hayesville The Hayesville
Teen-agers club will hold parents
night Friday at 7 p.m. at the Scout
cabin on Hollywood .venue.
Marion Grade School
Nine Defeats Stayton;
Banquet Held Saturday
t ot "umf g. i ffeies. use, ixin win,
Harlan Threlkel. Loretta Shelske,
John Norman, Mrs. Louis Hen
nies, Mrs, Jessie Miller and Mr.
Clarence Phillips. Mrs. Homer
Wilt assisted the seventh grade
girls with the serving.
(VHiiam s. rne rrrsx cietnwn err
peror, would have preferred te
1 remain simply King of Prussia but
was persuaded by Bismark to ac
cept the larger title 1st In his
MARION Activity of special
interest at the Marion school this
week end was a soft ball game
Friday afternoon with West Stay-
ton. The Marion players won 6 i
to 1. !
The seventh and the eighth ;
grade banquet was held Saturday ;
night at the school house. The j
eighth grade colors of blue and j
white were carried out in the
decorations.
Those served were Robert Hults,
Louis Norton, Charles Deatrick,
Joe Arther, John Hults Charlotte
Hightower, Charles Tuning, Millie
Hampton, Alvin Rhodes, Arnold
Schelske, Thomas Gross, Freddie
Auburn The Auburn Womans Wells, Betty Kneiling, Shirley
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