Booster Club
Organized at
Woodburn IIS
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WOODBURN The past week at
Woodburn High School contained
many activities, among them the
election of the new Booster Club
for next year by senior members
of the club, headed by the presi
dent, Barbara Mouser.
Sophomore members are Bar
bara Blevans, Shannon Blomberg.
Ruth Buhr, Betty Loo Burt, Diana
Obrist, Judy Reed, Florence Rice,
and Janice Relling.' Junior mem
bers will be Janice Colburn, Ger
aldine Kotka, Barbara Paulson,
Marilyn Roberts, Nancy Soaton.
Joanne Barry. Laura Lee Edwards,
Pat Gain&fnrth, Darlene Greenin
ger, Jean Hayes, Lorrayne Heide,
.leanette Hemshorn, Carol Ann
Livesay, Loretta Sanford, and
Marie Frye. J
The Girls Athletic Asociation. 1
advised by. Mrs. Lloyd Craft, held
an evening dinner and initiation
for the new members of the club
Initiated were Barbara Blevans,
Judy Bonacker, Doris Bright, Bev-'
erly Bubak. Ruth Buhr, Betty Lou
Burt, Janet Carter, Nancy Corn
well, Arlene Ficek, Pat Gains-1
Torth Ruby Gordon, Lavon Heidcn, '
Dclores Hemshorn, Diane Ket
chum, Donna Lantis, Tamara Ma
jors, Shirley Marks, Diane Obrist,
Judy Reed, Janice Rt'ilingrT and
Joan Jackson. -
The Junior-senior prom was held
April 20 in Woodburn High School
gymnasium. The theme was Moon
light Serenade and music was
furnished by Ken Knott. Patrons
included Mr. and Mrs. L. Sterl
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doerflcr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G.. Wadworth
and faculty and scheol board mem
bers. j
Salem Heights
Scouts Camp j
On Week End '
Sutrtm.n News Irrvln
SALEM HEIGHTS Boy Scout
troon 19 of Salem Heights spent,
the week end camping near Silver
Creek Falls State Park.
The group left on Saturday after
noon from Salem Heights. The
patrols did their own cooking over
n uuen lire. inevTicia a council
fire on Saturday evening, with
songs and skits presented by mem-
' bers - of the group. On Sunday
morning they went on a nature
hike through the park area.
On the trip were Gary Greer,
John Meeker, Ctrby Hann, Kraig
Anderson, Wesley Harmon, Tommy
Welch, Billy Folk. Larry Rector,
Allan and Gene Frickey, Lyman
Herb, Lester Margosian, Dick
Schramm, David Neilson, Leslie
Peterson, Bobby Juran. Gary Mor
ris, Larry Potts, Dale Meyers,
Donald Miller, Jerry Burger,
George Robb, Jack Sanders, Ed
Bacon, Gary and Jerry Lee Wash
burn, Steven Steivers, Stanley Kay
ler, and Johnnie Varah.
Troop leaders, -Verge! - Jreer,
John Kinney and Wendell Ewing,
Transportation committee, Sam
Robb, George Steivers, George
Kayser, Bill Sanders and Wilbur
Varah.
Births
At Valley Hospitals
STAVTO - To Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Stifrier, Mill City.- a son,
April 2.1, at Santiam Memorial
Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L.
Heavnnr, Lyons route 1, a son,
April 22, at Santiam Memorial Hos
pital. -
To Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Alban,
West Stayton, a son, April 21, at
Santiam Memorial Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L.
Klrsch, Stayton route 1. a son.
April 20, at Santiam Memorial
Hospital.
Valley
Uriels
(lalnnua Irrvln
Ilaiel Green The Hazel Green
Sunshine Club will meet Thurs
day it 7 p.m. at China City for
a luncheon meeting. A business
and locial meeting in charge of
Mrs. Dorothy Zielinski will fol
low the meal. Both old and new
members have been invited to at
tend. Turner A speaking contest
will he held Thursday at 8 p m.
in the gride school luditorium.
Anbut 180 children took pirt in
the semi final contests ind 48
hoys and girls will take part on
Thursdiy night. Five judges will
rate the children nn the xradinj
" system of Excellent, Superior,
Good ind Average. Prites will be
awarded by the PTA with a
Iwtnl niAmhr nrptfinl li, Ahhil
with the presentations.
Willamina Neal Mishlcr, son
of Mr. ind Mrs. Harley Mishlcr,
is home on furlough from the
San Antonio, Texas. Air Base. He
will report for pre flighl training
at Moldrn AFB, Missouri ifter
his furlough.
Turner Victoria Chapter. Or
der of Eastern Star, will honor
past matrons and patrons Wed
nesday at 8 p.m. This is the fifty
fourth anniversary of the Chap
ter. Euclid ind Chidwick Chap
ters ire invited to itlend the
meeting.
Roberts -- Pictures taken dur
ing trips to Mexico and Europe
will be shown by Lee Byers at'
7 30 p m. Friday at . Roberts
Grange Hall in a benefit program
sponsored by Roberts Mothers
Club. Proceedi from I "small
admission charge" will be urd
for the school, sponsor) report
Liberty Street -Court Street
WEDNESDAY IS THE DAY!
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tuxedo style with adjustable sleeve. Sizes 8 to 18.
SECOND FLOOR
. Boys' Denim Pants
Regular 2.99, if perfect. Assorted $044
colors. Sizes 4 to 18.
Boys Mai Floor
Boys' Poplin Jackets
Completely Washable. A selection of $o98
spring shades. Sizes 6. to 18. m
Boys Maia Floor
Boys' Polo Shirts
Multicolor stripes. Nylon reinforced JTt
necks. Sizes 4 to 12. Reg. 98c.
Boyt Mala Floor
Boys -Sport Socks
Assorted sport patterns. Nylon rein- f)Cf
forced heel and toe. Sizes 7'.i-10lz. J
Boys' Denim Jeans
Double knee style. Heavy 10-ounce $l59
Sizes 6 to 12.
style. Heavy 10-ou
Boys Mla Floor
Men's and Boys' Hankies
Reg. 29c ea. soft absorbent cotton.
All white and colors. Tiny flaws.
Men's Mala Floor
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Men's Dress Shirts
White and colors. Fruit of the loom. $99
Sizes 14 to 17'.'i. White, colors. I
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Ladies' Rhinestone Bracelets
Regular 3.98. Popular "stretch"
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Accessories Main Floor
$98
Reg. 4.98 Jewel Boxes
Large, jumbo size. Ivory, rose, blue, $4)98
and green. Collapsible tray, satin lined. Jm
Accessories Main Floor
Ladies' Nylon Hankies
Regular 65c ea. Dainty, multicolor
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39'
Reg. 1.98. Girls' Pedal Pushers-
A Red letter plus value. Sizes 3 to 1 4. Si 00
Asst. color poplin with multicolor trim. I
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Reg. 3.98 Ladies' Pedal Pushers
A selection of new spring shades in Sf)99
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Sportswear Second Floor
'Bestform Brassieres
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Flour Sacks
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FASHIONS-SECOND FLOOR
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Kitchen Towels
Rayon kitchen towels. Multicolor rt
stripes. Reg. 79c each. L for
Domestics Downstairs
Terry Wash Cloths
Assorted colors. Soft, washable
terry. Values to 25c each.
10,,$1
Domestics Downstairs
Dacron Pillows
Multicolor floral nylon cover. Wash- $1)99
able. Dacron filled. L
Domestics Downitaira
Mattress Pads
Twin bed size. Waffle type. All while, $1)19
Washable. Double bed s?e, $3 19. L .
Domestics Downstairs
Reg. 7.95 Chenille Spreads
Thick set chenille. Assorted colors. . $ J98
Double and twin size. 4
Domestics Dow notairs
Reg. 14.95 Cannon Spreads
"Heirloom type." Fringed edges. All $788
while. Double bed size.
Domestics Downstairs
Men's Canvas Oxfords
Reg. 4 95. Blue and brown. Sizes $
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