Speaker
f-Th ttcrtoexncm, Salem. Prow Friday. Iteck
Set April 29 at Monmouth
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MOffUOUTH The annual Oregon College Conference en -He-
EUULCUUIl. rVPTIT m I milAn MtlMtlMl nrill '
AunarecU ox teachers, administrator am k
campus here for an pensive study and analysis of some real problem
In elementary education Saturday. April 28. Emphasis will be on nm-
sac
Mrs. Beatrice Perham Krone, of
the school est rmislr at TTSf wm
be a main speaker. Mrs. Krone. Is
auwor 01 tne doojc music in The
New School- and Is noted lor her
presentation of workshops for
teachers af music
I Alice pendlebury, English ex-
o ' um at vn..fi,
will address the conference on "A
Limey Looks at American Educa
tion." lit. xienry 4. otto, of Uni
versity or Texas., will be a main
speaker lor the conference.
Slayton Area
Girls Attend
Rainbow Meet
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STAYTON Tha inmul rnt
assemDiT ox ttatnhnw hairf inrt
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
Corvallla. Ore- u tfnHwi k
20 girls from the Acacia Order of
Clayton.
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Accompanying tne girls were
were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil TueL
Mrs. Tuel is Mother advianr nf
Acacia: Mrs. Sam Draper and Kfrt
Keith Miller, members of the ad
visory board who acted as chap
erons ana drivers.
Girls eolnff Wr Marlon. t
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Deck. Wflrlh ufvlcnr n A t.
Jacqueline Calvin, Lavocme Hum-!
poreya, n inwn Drager, Leila Kel-
ler, uroiee iTirdy. who was grand
religion during tKm
bly, Shirley Hennies. Pat Hennies,
Carol Newkirk, Irene Thomas,
Darlene Hn, rvmT rm t,,.-
ita Morris, Novadean Bruce, Idon-
ua oenne vm.m Anna
Mae lfitchel, Pat Miller. Ardith
Jones and Betty Craver.
Patricia Cree was present on
radar night to receive the grand
wwss cojon wmca was award
ed to her. For the year of 1950
and 1951 Shirley Hennies was
made a grand representative. The
meeting will be held at Seaside.
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MONMOUTH BeaMaat
noted California edaeator and
author, who will address the
annul Oreroa Colles Confer
ence on Elementary education
nere April Z9.
DeanhaPTA
ToNciminate
New Officers
tatesaata Raws Service
IDANHA The grade school lib
rary was the scene of , the regular
meeting of the Deanha PTA Mon
day night, with a large attend
ance In spite of the blizzardy
weather.
The basic school law was ex
plained by Mrs. C. Bancs and
Otis Write talked an fh
school law. S. T. Moore, fhainM
naased Ida Hansen chairman with
Ede GJrod and Boselle Vicken
the committee lor lf5(M31 offi
cer nominations.
Wison Vlckers, O. A. Hasnlck,
. ju. x-ayne ana Mrs. C
Snyder were deHtaf rf.f..
the PTA eonventtnfi iwi.j
April 23, 28, and 27. Stanley Wip-
ie spoke oo sports and hobbies.
In. Russel Hoyt displayed her
BW bells and told a few things
ft theau Thaw grade school
enfldren demonstrated two ex
periments pertaining to air-ores-aum.
Eight Jmdor M bora ad
Uri. did three dances.
Mrs. Leach's mm
the attendance prixe. Hefreah
menta were served by the sixth
Circuit Judge
iU Address
Andty lions
.ItatesBMw Haws Scrrica
. AMITY The Amiry lions dub
entertained the district goveiuoi,
Dr. Ployd South of Portland, tn
a dinner meeting this week. The
dub will meet April 18 when Cb
euffc Jwdaw Walter Tooxe of Port
land wiU . be guest.
Amity Boy Scout troop 1 and
its laader, Joe Barr, assistant
scoutmaster, Sidney Norton, made
o ovenugnx nice to Camp Rrrrfth
CjaoooonopoD
west of MrMmnvflle, Saturday and
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cyche oCBlythe,
Calif, has leased the George W.
Massey property and are settled
in their new home.
Mrs. Earl Johnson and daugh
ter. Susie and Kare. are in South
Gate, Calif where they were call
ed by the illness of Mrs. Johnson's
granazainer.
The sixth grade of Amiir. school
made a field trip to Salem recent
ly where they visited a radio sta
tion, a mur processing plant and
the state f penitentiary.
' MTVtle eirete tt. NeUhbm at
Woodcraft, entertained the Amity
grade school basketball team with
a covered-dish dinner. Twelve
boys and Coach James McCoy at-
tenaea.
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Hastie
rFarade
Set April 8
In Dallas
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DALLAS, Mar. 29 For the sec
ond year an Easter parade and
egg hunt for children of. this area
will take place Saturday, April
8. the anoiiaarsbin af tha
Chamber of Conmieioa merchants
committee. M to John
Greenwood, ctudrman. '
Children narmrfine In mffrmu
wifl be ciigibte for prizes along
witft wiuneia of other events. The
parade will precede the egg hunt.
Another feature for the .delight
of the children wm be a free car
toon show, if the weather is good,
a jrawd of LOOO to L500 children
is expected.
Dallas merchaaiia win be anllrit.
ed for prizes, the Camp lint Girls
wui dou and color me eggs and
the Boy Scouts win hide and
Patrol the rrnravfa fK mnmh.
of the hunt ,
AUXXLIAXT. TOST TfL
SILVERTOTf Anwrloaii T.
gion., Delbert Bamm mt uui
auxiliary, axe boats Friday night,
March 11, to tthe Marion County
Council and assembly.
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sea spiders.
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Scout Jamboree
SILVERTON Five m
rd Brekke. Kirby Brown, Bob
""V5r Kenneth Warrrlf and
Bona Id Lambert. ,r TT r"
KwmZT T JVT Valley
Ixpense funds an h-fn.
by various local organizations and
kViI. D,rmeter In downtown
registering the pro
freas of the funds.
-! ,ut, themlves are spon
frtn the appearance of MitcheU
WMelV kllfTi mtt
"Wt the fund. CaJauTSear
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announced. .
CEZDXSTEX DIES
BmVERTON j- Ma Ben T.
ChSL "rfiSS Jam Neuto
K ted
r5 the home of the Bv
Brownings a matnber of ttetl'
gthe latter took WTS
pastorate hfS
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Under Grads
To Give Play
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At Silverton
SUtcsmaa Mmmm In ilc
SILVERTON The recent stage
adaptation of Louisa M. Alcott's
famous story, "Little Women", has
been chosen by the Junior-Sophomore
classes of the Silverton high
school lor their spring presenta
tion. Taimm V IT mml lev Anrfl
27 and 2S at the high school gym
nasmm. Presentation is under the
duettlou M Merl Frtowll, high
scnooi lacuity member.
The cast will include Janice
Sederquist as Joe; Louise Smith
as Amy; Laura Sturges as Meg;
Melba Norton as Beth; Mary Anne
Woodard as Marmee. fta (
mother part; Richard Brekke as.
Mr. March; Arlene Pederson as
Aunt March; Bobert.Burr as Mr.
Laarenee;xMvid nnlay aa Laurie;
Bobert Feckhaam as John Brook;
awa ijeaTnean as xiazmah, Zdsoa
Montgomery as Profcjsoi Bhair.
Biscuit Baking
Demcmstrated by
4-H Goking dub
Biscuit making was demonstrat
ed bv Jeanette Duntrnmr ml
Barbara. Lafky to members of the
n iiiiwaiirq coaxing club at
the home of Mrs. g. P. Houser,
leader, at the regular club meet-
Durfng the demonstration the
two members worked together as
a team. One member explained
step-by-ecep how to make the bis
cuits white the other mexnber ac
tually made them. Other dub
French. Georria KV1 nA
erly Steia.
At the swxt meeting, to be held
at Mrs. Homer's home, 333 E. MQ-
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aiena wui osoonstrate
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