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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1954)
Valley News Statesman News Service Monmouth Parents, Teachers Hear Reports of Convention lUbimu News 8rr1ec MONMOUTH Reports of the state convention in Salem were given at a meeting this week of the Monmouth Elementary P-TA. President Harold Elkins presided. Prior to the business session and reports, the group conducted a song festival Mrs. Dora Scott announced that th the annual Music Festival will be held at the Oregon College of Education gymnasium on May 18. Miss Ruth uriuitn, wno is mov ing to Colorado at the close of the school year, thanked the P-TA. members for the co-operation and friendliness while she has been here and she extended an invitation to- friends to visit her in Denver. Mrs. Floyd Albin announced the newly organized 4-H clubs fcave been active, and there was a display of some of the work the children have done. Art Stump, incoming president, discussed the need for additional school facilities. With the use of drawings, he showed where and why new buildings are needed. Mrs. Harry Hargreaves, past president of the state P-TA., in stalled the new officers for the coming year. Besides the presi dent, they are Mrs. Walter Leth, vice president; Mrs. Mel Purvis, Ceremony Slated For New School Statesman News Service DALLAS A short program at 10:15 a.m. Friday will feature the laying of the cornerstone at the new Dallas High School building, one of the final steps in construc tion. News stories, photographs and other material pertaining to the new school will be placed in the cornerstone for posterity. Milo Smith, head of the speech depart ment, will be master of cere monies for the event. secretary; Mrs. Dean Craven, treasurer. Refreshments were served at the close of the meet ing. Valley Briefs IMPOSSIBLE PRICES NOT AT H & H . . . o INSTANT COFFEE Zi 1.39 CAKE MIX r"... 19Vk to try this n PET PACK K7 Cut out from carton tbe statement It's extra rich to meat" and mail th roor name and address to BE&MUKe, rortiaao u, Oregon. 25c in cash will be seat to yen by return mtfl. jwt Exmts JBMt1S.1S4 BEG-MORI D06&CATFOC3 KT-AK 79' PLENTY OF P-H LIU GROCERY 2360 STATE ST. FREE PARKING Stateaaaa News Servfeo Dayton Tbe Dayton-Webfoot Farmers Union met Tuesday ere ninf t the Pleasantdale Com munity Center. Paul Youngman of McMinnville showed pictures taken on his recent trip to Eu rope. Refreshments were served following the meeting. Monmouth The Junior Women's- Club held a special meeting at the home of Mrs. Dora Schul merich to discuss important bus iness to be conducted in the near future. The next meeting, to be held this month was planned., . Monmouth The Boy Scouts of Troop 38, sponsored by American Legion Post 65, will hold a break fast for the mothers on Mother's Day in the club rooms above the City HalL Salt Creek A Mother's tea was held at the Salt Creek School on Thursday when students present ed a skit and the 4-H Clubs serv ed refreshments. Salt Creek Tbe 4H Health Club is planning a hike Friday on the old Sales farm. They plan to leave the school at 10:30 a. m. and return Friday' afternoon. Oakdale The Spoon and Thim ble Club prepared a breakfast at their recent meeting and served oranges, cereal, toast, scrambled eggs and cocoa. The next meet ing will be May 19. Salt Creek The drinking foun tain financed by school children was recently installed in the school gym. Saturday a new sup ply cupboard was built in the school Anmsville The AumsviDe Boy Scout troop earned $27 last week at its pancake and waffle supper. Parents who helped in the kitch en were Airs. Ted Boehine, Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, Gilas Fow ler and Scoutmaster and Mrs, Harry Way. Spring Valley Mrs. Seth B. Dodge who has been a patient at a Salem hospital for three weeks, is reported to be conval escing satisfactorily. Her mother, Mrs. Ollie Conley of Eugene, is visiting with Mrs. Dodge. Marqnam Paul Unrig and Arnold Sipe left Wednesday for Prince George, B. C, with a load of machinery. The' P&a to work on Uhrig's 400-acre farm in that area. Willamina Mrs. H. A. Par- rett. Willamina Cancer Fund chairman, began a series of col fee hours this week with the pro ceeds to go to the cancer research fund. Willamina Miss Yvonne Hubbard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard, and a junior at George Fox Colleye, was at tendant to Queen Marian Perry, at the eorge Fox College May Day celebration. Wallace Road The Wil lamette Lodge Country Club will meet Saturday at 7 p.m. for a din ner followed by the election of of ficers. On the dinner committee are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. 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Schaefer also has won the gen eral excellence medal. He has been active on the staffs of both The Prepster and the school an nual and is now associate ditnr of the newspaper. He is a Glee 1 - a . iud memDer ana a lormer bas ketball and football manager. Scott is m fnnthalf 1Hrmam former basketball manager, three- year member of the Prepster staff and present makeup editor of the annual. Both boys have attended ML Angel Prep all four years, after having their elementary educa tion at St Mary's School here. Mill City Mrs. Howard Farmen, Mrs. Ray Roberts, Mrs. Pearl Ketchum and Mrs. Farmen 's niece, Janice Strickler, flew from the Salem airport to Victoria, B. C. where they spent the weekend and attended the wedding of relative in the Canadian city. Statesman, Salem, Orev. Friday, Ray 7. 1934 See. 3J-5 Seafood ecipes FROM THE COLLECTION OF Mrs. Ira J. 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