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:30 Slara Over Hollywood CBS
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7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS
7:15 Breakfast Oanf MM
7:98 Today's Beat Buys .
7:45 First Edition of the News
7:35 Something to Think Abou?
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8:15 Melodic Interlude
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8:30 Breakfast Gang DLBS
8:43 Eileen Barton Show
9:00 Best on Record
9:18 Tips From the Town Shop
9:30 Headline News DLBS
9 '33 Social Security Program '
0:40 Music
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10:00 Ten O'Clork Newa
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11:30 The Story leller
11:45 Fira " ahters
12:00 4-H Club Provram
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3:30 Mac McGulre Show MBS
4:00 Forward "March
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5:03 The Baptist Hour
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Saturday, April 10
8:30 Wake Up Show
7:30 World News
7:45 Lawrence Walk Orch. ,
8:00 Polka Party
8:30 News ' ; ' '
8:35 Mantovanl Orch.
9:00 Pop Symphony
9.30 Small irrv
9:46 Teen Age Book Parade
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10:30 Music in the Modern Mood
11:00 News.-. .This Rhythmio Age
11:30 Serenade In Blue
12:00 Noon Prayer
12:00 Sports News
12:05 Lake County News
12:10 Modoc Newa
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2:15 Sunset Trio
2:30 Listeners Choice ,
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4:30 Spotlight on a Star
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Friday, April
3:30 Afternoon Devotiona
4:00 Feminine Fanclea
4::to On Vour Account
B OO Undo Bill
3:30 Val Rogue Show
:00 Arm Chair Theater
7:00 Cavalcade of Sporta
7:43 MobiKaa FighU
8.00 Rogue Rod St Gun Club
8:23 So. Oreiton Roundtable
0:00 Beat Theater
"OLIVET TO CALVARY," an Easter oratorial by J. H. Maunder,
will be presented by the adult choir . of Peace Memorial
Presbyterian Church Sunday, April 10, at 8 p.m. in the church.
Director is Carl Hagel. Soloists are Mrs. Earl Sheridan, so
prano; the Rev. Dwayne Proett, tenor; Carl Hagel, baritone.
Accompanist is Francis Hamilton. The oratorial recalls the
scones which mark the last few days of the Saviour's life on
earth and some of the reflections suggested thereby. The
rejoicing of the multitude, the view of Jerusalem from the steep
of Olivet, the lament over the city, the scene in the Temple,
the lonely walk batk over the mountain at night form the
chief features in the first part. Part 2 opens with the Supper
of the Passover at which Jesus washes his disciples' feet, gives
the new commandment of love. From this the scene passes to
the infinite pathos of the Garden of Gethsemane, the appear
ance of the hostile crowd, Jesus forsaken by His disciples,
the tumult before Pilot, the paisage of the Cross, the tragedy
and triumph of Calvary. There is no admission charge, but a
free-will offering will bo taken for addition to a fund to pur
chase new choir robes. The public is invited.
Man's Good Deed
Not Appreciated
GALVESTON, Tex. W When he
found softie keys ana a money
order, W. Roscnlcllde telephoned
the man named on the money
order. They met and tne stranger
profusely thanked Rosenkllde for
returning his property.
Rosenkllde asked the police yes
terday to help him meet the stran
ger agajn.. Since their first at,,
iag, he-explained, he hasn't IS.!
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Sacred Heart
Notebook
' By BEATRICE WALSH
Student assembly yesterday fea
tured nomination of officers for
next year. 4
Candidates for president are
Dino Reglnato. Bob Axel and
James Holland. Vice presidential
candidates are Sheila Howard,
Joan Brady , and Barbara Camp
bell. Delphlne Jackson, Beatrice
Walsh, Mary Kay Eaton and Helen
McKillip were nominated for sec
retary, while Julio Sari, Colleen
Linelian, Elda Dal Broi. Richard
Wickline and Dean Michaelis will
compete for treasurer.
Other leaders who tried out were
Josephine Colwell, Sharon Mallow,
Pat Krueger, Barbara Young, Peg
gy Hatfield, ' Kthlcen Gallagher,
Dolores Gervais, Darlene Brophy,
Phyllis Slowey and Anna Marie
Eck. The elections will be held
the day of the last assembly in
May. Pep Club members will be
chosen then, too.
Funeral choir sang for the fu
neral of Mr. W. Barry yesterday.
Two of Mr. Barry's sons, Andy
and Phil, are graduates of SHA,
while a third son, John, is now in
tile sixth grade.
LIQUOR TAX '
SALEM Wl Oregon, counties
were given SU2.500 in liquor priv
ilege tax receipts and S4.42S In
amusement device tax collections
Wednesday.-.
These apportionments are for Uie
first three mouths of the year.
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, Saturday, April 10
3:30 Devotiona
4:00 TBA
4:30 Ancus Bowmer
3:00 Armchair Theater
6:00 Melody Wranglers
6:.'0 Radio Patrol
7.00 Medallion Theater
8 00 Jackie Gleaxnn Show
0:00 Pet Milk Amateur Hour
0:30 Break the Bank
10:00 The Big PlctUr.
10:30 Hit Parade
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Mrs. S. H. Dnlilcr; tea table, Mrs.
Glen Brumble; judges luncheon,
Mrs. Dan Mathis; clerks, Mrs.
Robert Miller.
A tentative date of June 15 has
been decided upon and the iris
show will be held at the Altamont
Junior High School.
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'June Jewels" was the theme
selected for the Iris show this year
by the schedule committee. This is
to be a cooperative effort of the
Evergreen, Juniper and North
Side Garden Clubs. Mrs. Joe
Schuh is to be general chairman
assisted by Mrs. Bernard Valk.
The following committee chair
man have been announced: Clas-
are
Altamont
School News
By FRED HEARD
The noon baseball games
progressing very well. Considering
the time of year, there have not
been many "rain outs."
Hick Day was held Friday,
April 2.
The winners of the best and
most unusual costumes were Sue
Clark, Sharon Rutten and Monte
Marts. The best home-room skit
was put on by the 7-E section.
The next and last national as
sembly will be held April 13. The
title of the program will be "Por
traits In Make-up." Thursday, the
glee club will put on a noon show.
Admission will be 5 cents.
If anyone is interested in Joining
an insect club or rock club, see
Mr. Redkey. .
Next week this column will con
tain the scores of the noon base
ball games to date, The leading
seventh and eighth section will
also be announced.
My future columns will contain
the dates of graduation and class
night plans, names of the graduat
ing students, the annual two
best citizen awards and the sew
ing award.
slflcation, Mrs. Francis Davis on!
horticulture and Mrs. Joe Overton
on arrangement; entries, Mrs. Er
nest Rutten on horticulture and
Mrs. John Heyden on arrange
ment: schedule, Mrs. Francis Da
vis, on horticulture and Mrs. Clark
Kendall, arrangement; hospitality,
Mrs. Charles Jones; staging, Mrs.
D u a n e Alexander; properties.
Mrs. Charles Larson: publicity,
Mrs. Richard Hcsslg; sales, Mrs.
Fred Daulton; education and con
servation, Mrs. Charles Dakln and
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