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I Jans Concert
At Silvcrlon
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SILVLRTON The Pacific I.u
htcran CollcRf I'onrrrt Band
from Parkland, Wash,, will ap
pear In concert here .Saturday,
April 7, tt 8 p.m. In the Eugene
I letd Auditorium.
Sponsoring ti.e appearance will
be the acnlor choln o( Trinity
and Immanucl Lutheran Chur
ched, with the Rev. A. W, Nel
ion of Immanuel aa chairman of
nanfirmcnta. There will be no
admission foe and the concert
ia open to the putlic,
The bund is under the direc
tion of rrofetaor Gordon 0. Gil
bfrtson, who has been with TLC
for the pa't two years.
Two Silverton young people,
Twila Gillis and Norman McC'ul
louch, now students at TLC, will
play with the band. Both played
in the Silvcrlon High School band
under the direction of J. L.
Dyrud.
Silverton people on. the com
mittee arrangements for the ap
pearance of the bnnd are Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan Moe Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Funrue, Mrs. Elmer Palm
quit:, Mrs. Al Clcmctson, Mrs.
Adnie Tokstad, Mrs. Clarence
Sundct and Mrs. Alfred Johr.son.
Silverton Area
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SIW.ltTON - The "Cross'
Speaks", will be the thriue of the
three I ntheran Churches here at
Good Krldiiy wunhlp Friday
ninlil at I at Immanuel Lutheran,
with Calvary and Trinity coopera
ting. The Rev, K. E. Ramney, Luth-'
eran Wrllure Association Chapel,
I'ortlund, and the Hev. A. W, Nel
sun of Immanucl will give the
meditations, Musical numliers will
be provided by the three partici
pating churches, and an offering
will be given to the Silverton Week
day Bible claws, supported by the
Silverton Ministerial Association, '
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Cancer Drive
Start Near
At Mt. Angel
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MT. ANGEL Mt. Angel will
hold Us annual cancer drive dur
ing the month of April, the
house-to-house canvass for funds
starting next week. The drive is
sponsored by the American Le
gion Auxiliary unit
Mrs. Peter Gores is captain of
the Mt. Ansel district. Mt. Angel
has had a number of cancer
victims who benefited from the
funds of the Cancer Socitcy.
A number of surrounding areas
are included in the Mt. Angel
district for which the workers
have already been appointed by
Mrs. Gores.
Chairman for Marquam is Mrs.
Alfred Oster, assisted by Mrs.
L. E. Pawuin, Mrs. George Al
bright, Mrs. Eldon Barth and
Mrs. Cecil Judd.
Mrs. Wilbert Homann will take
over Monitor. Mrs. Fred LuCht,
the Meridian district, Mrs. Mike
Landwing Scotts Mills and part
of Crooked .Finger, and Mrs.
Paul Fennimore, the rest of
Crooked Finger.
Middle Grov
Parents Club
Election Near
tiinmaa Stmt Srvlf
MIDDLE GROVE Peter Aus
tin is in charge of the nominat
ing committee for the Middle
Grove Parents Club. Also on the
committee are Mrs. Stanley Brit
ton and Mrs. Olvirn York. Offi
cers will be elected In April.
Mrs. Adora Hanson has been
appointed chairman of a com
mittee to suggest names of school
district 24CJ's two new Junior
high schools. At the club's re
cent meeting, Mrs. Vernon Glass
told members about plans for
various schools of the district to
submit names.
Mrs. Glass also emphasized the
importance of increased Interest
in teaching science in grade
schools and Junior highs.
The room prize for attendance
went to Mrj.Vivian Clark's room.
A cake sale to provide funds
for the community Cub Scout
treasury will be held Saturday
at the East Side Market on Lan
caster Drive. Mothers of Cub
I Scouts are asked to donate cakes,
I according to Cubmaster Stanley
! Britton.
Governor Speaks
At Farm Meeting
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ALBANY Gov. Elmo Smith was
an unscheduled speaker at the
Farm and Home Outlook Confer
ence here Thursday. About 100
farmers attended the event at
which Dr. Burton Wood of Oregon
State College farm economics de
partment discussed farm problems.
Gov. Smith also spoke briefly at
the Kiwanis Club meeting here
Thursday.
IOOF Groups at
Silverton Meet
SUtrtman N'twi Srrvlrf
SILVERTON - The week's
meeting of Ridgely Encampment,
Odd Fellows, and Tryphena Re
bckah Lodge was highlighted by
preparation for the presentation of
Miss Pamela Small, Silverton, and
Miss Ruth Wilde. Mt. Angel, at the
general assembly UN" Youth Pil
grimage contest to be in ealem,
April 2. - -
More than 100 guests were
present at the week's meeting,
among them the master of the
grand lodge of Oregon, W. Robert
Massey of Salem. Massey super
vised the showing of a film strip
of a prevfous Youth United Nation
Krip across Canada.
Valley j
Briefs
'Mrs. America'
Candidate Giosen
Statesman Stmt Irrvirt
ALBANY - Mrs. Reubin Wilson
will represent Albany in the Ore
gon Division of the Mrs. America
contest, it was reported Thursday
by sponsors of the contest.
Mrs. Wilson is a cook at Albany
Union High School. She will com
pete in the state finals April 12 at
Portland. The winner- will be elig
ible for the national contest at
Dayton Beach, Fla.
Statriman Stmt gtrvict
West Staytoa Harvey Keudcll
has been selected to serve on the
West Stayton School Board, re
placing Robert Shepherd who re
cently moved away. Kuedell, who
was appointed by County School
Superintendent Agnes Booth, will
serve until the annual election in
June.
jeffersoa A marriage license
was issued to Norma R. Goin, 17,
Jefferson and Jerry E. Nordyke,
19, Albany, this week at the Linn
County Courthouse.
Talbot Members of the Ankeny
Grange Home Economics (Club and
the Talbot Women'i Club will en
tertain at a pink and blue shower
honoring Mrs. Dean Davidson at
. S p.m. Monday, April 9, at Talbot
Community Church. All friends of
Mrs. Davidson are invited.
Marquam About ISO attended
recent sports dinner at Butte
Creek School. Glen Robertson ws
master of ceremonies. Gifts were
presented to Ross Marquam and
Principal Paul Ackerman.
West Staytoa Community Club
will meet Friday, April t. at West
Stayton School. An achievement
program will be held displaying
tmi made bv students during the
year at school and in their 4-H
clubs. J
Sllrertoa Silverton Rebekah
Lodge nemberi will be guests of
Home ttebekth Lodge at Wood
burn Tuesday night, April S, for
initiation in the Woodburn group.
The meeting is to start at the Odd
- Fellows ball at I p.m. Quinaby
Rebekahs will also be guests.
MoemeatbMrs. Jessie Hill, as
sistant professor of education at
Oregon College of Education, de
parted Thursday for Washington,
D. C. to attend the 1956 Associa
tion for Childhood Education In
.m.iinnil KhiHv Conference. Mrs.
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Hill will serve as commentator in
the exploration section.. "Explor
ing Resources for Enriching Child
ren'!. Experiences with Creative
Dramatic and Play."
Neva McFarland'
Services Today
Rtatriman Newi Srrvlra
LEBANON Services for Mrs.
Neva McFarland, 87, a resident of
Lebanon and Corvallis since 1915,
will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday
at the Presbyterian Church with
interment at Lebanon Masonic Ce
metery. Mrs. McFarlan died Tuesday at
Forest Grove. Survivors include a
son, Donald R. McFarland, Salem.
4-H Club
News
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UNIONVALE Two recently
organized 4-H Clubs in the com
munity are busy with spring
plans. The Can-Can girls led by
Mrs. Ed Clow meet each Tues
day at her home where they
study canning and freezing meth
ods. The girls prepared an all
canned or frozen foods dinner
at their last meeting.
Jhe Wee Stitch 'Em Sewing
Club meets each Wednesday at
the home of their leader, Mrs.
L. W. Scoggan, on Grand Island.
Shaeferi
RECTAL
OINTMENT
Soothes, lubricates,
Astringent
Contains Chaulmoogra Oil,
Witch Haiel, Kaolin
Relieves Pain
Shrinks Hemorrhoid
SCIIAEFER'S
DHUG STORE
Opei Daily 1:31 ml te I p.sa.
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