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Willamina The November 17
meeting of the Civic Club will
feature. Stanley Tatom as guest
speaker. He will show pictures
and articles from Alaska,, where
he formerly resided, i Mrs. Rant
Neely will give a short history.
of the Civic Club and hostesses
will be Mrs. H. A. Parrett, Mrs.
, Ida Dundas, Mrs. Esther Fawk
and Mrs. Rurik Hendnckson.
Sheridan Gordon ; Pratt will
direct the high school chorus in
a concert Tuesday, Nov. 15, at
8: IS pjn., in the high school
gvc; "The Paper Reeds by the
Brooks' and several Negro spir
ituals will be on the program.
Soloists will be Barbara Smith
and Everett Gould.
ML Aagel Farmers Night will
be observed at 6: SO p.m. Monday
by the Business Men's Cub when
members will bring invited guests
to a dinner at the dining room of
St. Mary'i School.
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Sheridan Jim Pelzer and Ray
Miller were presented First Class
badges, in a ceremony at the Boy
Scout meeting Wednesday. Earn
ing second class badges were:
Harold Levy, Bill Krauthoefer,
Ronnie Wells, Douglas Dailey
and Loyd Roberts; Tenderfoot
badge,. Wesley Bunn.
Swegle The Swegle PTA will
meet Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at the
Swegle School.
Uaionvale The Unionvale Home
Extension Unit will meet at the
home of Mrs. Fred Stockhoff
Wednesday, Nov. 16th at 10:30 am
The lesson will be on Matching
Plaids and Stripes. Mrs. Ari Laun
er and Mrs. Steve Nevil are the
project leaders. Anyone that is in
terested is invited to attend the
meeting and bring with them a
sack lunch.
Lincoln The Lincoln-Zena Par
ents Club will meet at the Lincoln
school on Wednesday, November
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MS UADltON AVINOE. HEW YOftK , M. T. j
Former Valley
Resident Dies
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SILVERTON -r Mrs. Carl (Vir
ginia) McMullen Loren died Fri
day at Vancouver. Wash., hospital
following several weeks illness.
-Mrs. Loron was born May 21.
1921 at Lexington, Okla.. and lived
in Woodburn and Lebanon before
her marriage to Carl Loron of
Silvertonl ;
. Funeral services will be Wednes-:
day at 1 p.m. at the Stallers Fun
eral Parlors, Camas, Wash., with
burial at Belle Passe Cemetery,
Woodburn at 3 p.m.
The couple was married at Leb
anon. Survivors, in addition to the
widower, ttjt three' children,
Wayne, Howard and Carol; a
brother, Orval McMullen of San
Francisco, and a sister at Altus,
Okla. . i
16" at 2:30 P.M. The speaker will
be Mr. Carl Aschenbrenner Prin
cipal of South Salem High SchooL
Refreshments will be served by
Mrs. Phillip Brandt and Mrs. Lloyd
Allen. !
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responsibilities for the yean ahead.
These are responsibilities your life insurance
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: booklet Your Life Insurance and How to Use It.
' It tells you how to use life insurance for family
protection, for educational purposes, for your own
,. retirement. Your free copy will be mailed promptly;
simply send your name and address on a postcard
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Shoot Slated For St. Paul
Statesman News lervlee
ST. PAUL Starting Sunday,
Nov. 20th at 10:30 a.m. the St
Paul Volunteer Fire Depart
ment's Annual Thanksgiving
Shoot will be held at the St Paul
Rodeo Grounds and the St Paul
Fire Halt
Fire Chief J Bernard Brantano
has announced that, numerous
hams, turkeys, bacons and saus
ages will be given away at both
Choristers Due
Statesman News Service '
MONMOUTH A varied pro
gram wilj be presented by the
Albany Choristers when they ap
pear at the Campbell hall audi
torium on the Oregon College of
Education campus for an admission-free
program on Thursday,
November 17, at 8:15 p.m.
The Portland String Trio will
also play during the program.
Claire Hodgkins is violinist, Mar
got Gates,; violinist and soloist;
and Carolyn Rogers, pianist
places, the Rodeo Grounds and
the , Fire Hall. The Outdoor and
Indoor Shoot wil be held rain
or shine and as. in the past a
large crowd is expected for the
event '
I Free coffee will be 'served at
both places and there .will be
plenty of ammunition ..available
for the shooters at the rodeo
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AUMSVILLE A near capacity
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the Aumsville Grade School,
Wednesday evening-to review the
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A short business meeting of, the
Aunisville P.T.A. was held prior to
the open house and a short musi
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PRINGLE Pringle Community
Club 'vill nieet Friday, November,
18, at 8 p.m. at Pringle SchooL
many parents and friends in at
tendance. The program was undsr
the direction of Ray Walden, di
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Union High SchooL .
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