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FOUR ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG', OREGON, THURSDAY, "JULY 25, TfW. Society and CLuLa By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTE H SUTHERLIN GIRL 8COUT8 CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY SUTHERLIN The Sutherlln Girl Scout troop celebrated their third birthday FrWay, July 14, at a birthday party which Included the mothers of the scout and brownie scout troops. The troop renewed their laws and promise ana ten memoeis Kve u nation of the ten laws, placing a iij ighted candle on a large birthday ' i cake. The leader, tyla Cheno- ;i weth. lighted the three birtnuay ) 1 candles and wished the troop : I success for the coming year, as ; j - membership fees were dropped j into a large vase, each member I f told what she expected to accom- ; plish in the coming year. Cake i f and ice cream was served cafe- j j teria style from a long table dec- ', orated with summer flowers. ! i Scout mothers served were: Mrs. '-. j Icel Clark, Mrs. Hugh Wahl, Mrs. F. Martin, Mrs. Noah Rose, Jr. ' Mrs. Jack Denlcy Mrs. M. C. Baker, Mrs. Virgil Wrldge, Mrs. j ; i ' J C. Parrott, Mrs. J. Vansteen , burg, Mrs. F. Holleman, Mrs. Wil- ! Ham Schalch, Mrs. H. Ritchey, j and Mrs. LcRoy Jones. Scout j counselors, Mrs. Clay Hcnsley, Mrs. James Lang; troop leaders, j Lyla Chenoweth and Thelma !-. Jones. Girl scouts who took part i in the affair were, Dolores Mar l. . tin, Patsy Wahl, Betty Squire, f I Virginia Norrls, Barbara Schalch, t i Jean Ritchey Beverly Pope, Joan ? Clark, Myrtle Vansteenburg, Val- j ma Wrldge, Beverly Vansteen- ; ' burg, June Young, Myrtle Wilson, ' i ... I I- -..... nnll.. TAnn Harriett niggs, anu anincy duk. cr represented their troop of which eight were absent. Nine girl scouts of the older troop also j were absent. ... BOY SCOUTS HOSTS AT f SKATING PARTY SUTHERLIN The Sutherlln : Boy Scout troop were hosts at a skating party Wednesday night at the Winchester rink. Leavinir shortly after six o'clock accom panied by their leaders and sev eral parents, the parly enjoyed a picnic supper spread on the porch of the rink building. From 7:30 on until 10 all participated in skating with only a few bumps as casu alties. Those enjoying the affair were, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wrldge, Mr. and Mrs. Don Collier, Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Watson, and Mrs. Andy Hempenlus. Girl Scouts wore: Myrtle Wilson, Beverly Pope, Ella Crandull, Beverly Van steenburg, Evelyn Garmnn, Vir ginia Norrls, Barbara Schalch, Patty Rose, Betty Squire, Valma Wrldge, Leannc McCrcary, Joan Clark, Dolores Martin,. Patsy Wahl, Peggy Parrott, June Young, and Dolores Wridge. The uoy acout nosis were: Lloyd tloi- gate, Floyd Corty, Donald Robert son, Ira Adam8on, Richard Coen enberg, Donald Patterson, Melvln Walters, Maurice Vogclpohl Jack ie Culver, Gene Culver, Bruce Pope, Kenneth Rose, Hellke Hem penius Jimmy Lang and Wayne Musgrovo. SEW AND CHATTER CLUB HOLDS MEETNG SUTHERLIN The Sew and Chatter club enjoyed a picnic at Fair Oaks picnic grounds cast of Sutherlln Wednesday. A delicious potluck dinner was enjoyed by: Mrs. J. D. Collier and daughter, Phyllis Garman, Wilfred Aldropp, Donald Patterson, Evelyn Gar man, Bctly, Mickey Hansen, Kay Patterson and Viola Aldropp, guests; Mrs. William DeWitl, Mrs. Malt Aldropp, Mrs. Harry Barker, Mrs. Mel Patterson, Mrs. Allen Cooper, Mrs. Ray Hansen SPECIAL HORSE AND CATTLE SALE AT SCHRICKER AND COOPER AUCTION North of Roseburg on Highway 99, east side of highway. Sunday, July 23, 1944 Sale Starts at 1:00 o'clock 15 head of horses consisting of a pair of grey marcs. 5 years old, one with colt at side. Weight, 1600 lbs. One Bay horse 8 years old, good worker. One Bay team. Light Work or ride. One Bay saddle marc.- 8 years old. Weight, 1700 lbs. SPECIAL: Two spotted 2 year old saddle colts. Well broke. If you have any to sell, bring them In for this special sale. 50 Head of Consisting of 20 head from Tipton's dairy and they arc sired by a bull from Bonebrakc's herd. Other cows, heitera and oalves. WE WILL HAVE OUR RtC.UI AR If you havo any livestock In sril, Cooper where you always get top Call 152 (Myers Oil Co.) Roseburg, or 7-F-24 Oakland, Oregon, for information. Schncker & Cooper. Auctioneers f Haiel Schricker and Jackie Mask, Clerks and Mrs. Richard Carman, mem bers. The afternoon was spent In knitting, hilling and visiting. Their next meeting will be held !at the home ol Mrs. Allen Cooper. HAYHUR8T COMMUNITY ;club has ANNUAL ELECTION YONCALLA The Hayhurst community club held their annual election at the home of Mrs. Hen ry Hubbell, Thursday afternoon. The following officers wore duly elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Dudley; vice president, Mrs. Brooks; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Edna Miller. A picnic lunch was served to the following: Mrs. Brooks and daughter, Pat, Mrs. Henry Hub-i bell and two daughters, Dorotny .artrl TWvrnn Mra llllfltpv. Mm .1. W. 1NUIHUII aim UUUKIIlUia, iiwniii ita and Margaret, Mrs. Edna Mil ler. Miss Georgia Miller, Mrs. Gladys Morln, Mrs. Pete Peter-, son, Miss Thelma Peterson, Mrs.! Ehrllch, Mrs. George Meyers, and Mrs. Berniee Mcdlki. j MARICOPA CAMP FIRE j GROUP TO MEET FRIDAY An Important meeting of the Maricopa Camp Fire group has i been called for Friday, July 21, at 1:30 o'clock at the First Pros-; byterian church for the puurpose : of discussing plans for the annual summer Camp Fire camp. All members are requested to be present. Miss Frederlcka Hamil ton is guardian of the group. ARMY MOTHERS CLUB j ASKS MEMBER8 TO ATTEND j SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT An Important meeting of the Army Mothers club has been planned for tonight at 8 o'clock 1 at the Douglas hotel dining hall. I All members are especially re quested to be present. ! I WELFARE SHOP TO i BE OPEN SATURDAY I The Catholic Ladies Welfare shop will be open Saturday, July 22, from 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. at the Catholic school auditorium on North Kane street. Mrs. J. A. t Harding is general chairman of the shop. FRESH PLUM JAN IS EASY TO MAKE This Delicious Recipe Saves Sugar and Fruit (Uiillg Sour (VmHitnnv I'tumn) 6 Cups Crushed Plums 8M Cups Suunr 1 Package M.C.P. Pcclln Wash and nit 315 nouiuls fullv rine plums. Do not pci-l. Cut Into s pieces and crush thoroughly. Add J 't cup water and simmer, covered, for 5 minutes. Measure exactly 6 level cups of the crushed plums (add water to fill last cup. If n'-cenfiary) Into a larnc kettle. Add the M.C.P. Pectin, stir well and bring to a boil, stirring constantly. NOW, add (he sugar ( which h.i.s heen previously measured), mix well ;.nd bring to a full rolling boll. BOIL EX ACTLY 4 MINUTES. Remove from fire, let boll subside, stir and skim hy turns for 5 minutes. Pour into sterilised Jars, allowing J j-incli space lor seal ing with fresh paraffin. (UihiR Swept or FriTKhtnt' I'ruiu't) 4' i Cups Crushed Plums 7 Cups Sugar j Cup Lemon luice 1 Package M.C.P. Pectin Sour clingstone plums make the hert jam. If sweet or Ircestonc prunes are used, be sure to use the reupe given directly ahovc, following the same method ol handling as lor sour plums. Cattle FRIDAY SALE AS USUAL bring it to Sclinckcr and prices. PUBIC INVITED TO DEMONSTRATION AT ' METHODI8T CHURCH The Methodist Keystone club nas invited the public to attend a home demonstrtlon meeting to De neia Monday night, July 24, at 8 o'clock at the Methodist church, at which time Miss Mary Maw, Douglas county home dem onstration agent, will talk on freezing foods. Miss Maw will also demonstrate the use of a pressure cooker and all persons desiring information on this sub ject will be given an opportunity to ask questions and have them answered by Miss Maw. APRSCOTS Ddles 3.89 35 IK box CAN WATERMELONS lb. Snowdrift SHORTENING Cuts in quickly 3 lb. tar 69c Camay Soap Dainty complexion soap 3 Bars 20c Swan Soap All-purpose floating soap Reg, Bars 6c Palmolive Soap Economical balh size Large bars 2 for 19c Peet's Granulated SOAP POWDER 33 oz. box 27c mining m i iii iimn i . SUGAR CURED PICNICS, mild flavor PIECE BACON, any size cut GROUND BEEF, fresh ground CHINOOK SALMON, sliced, troll caught Sirloin Steak U pts. lb A B 40c lb. 33c Round Steak 15 pts. lb A B 38c lb. 34c APPLE JUICE hood r v" b' Pure, invigorating. 12 in ca STRING BEAMS grj Beavers Climb fo 4ih Place Tie by Defeating Stars (By the Associated Fres) The Portland Beavers moved into a fourth place tie with the Seattle Rainiers In the Pacific Coast Baseball league race last night as Pleietti, Beaver pitching ace, turned in his 16th victory of the season defeating Hollywood's Stars 3 to 1. The Ralniers split a pair with you NOW FRESH BREAD HONEYMAID GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lb. box 290 PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast 2 lb. jar 390 ORANGE MARMALADE, Tropical Brand 2 lb. jar 450 PEACH JAM, Dude Ranch ( 1 2 points ) 2 lb. jar 500 MOLASSES, Red Hen Brand 2 lb. 4 oz. jar 190 PANCAKE FLOUR, Suzanna 40 oz. pkg. 150 CAMPBELLS SOUPS Beef i Vfl II ISkUaW tSV-WI J Chicken Noodle, 3 pts. per can JLj, Hot Sauce. Gardenside (2 pts) 8 oz can 5c Vinegar, Old Mill Cider, Or. 15c; Gal. 55c Cherub Milk, (2 pts) 3 cans for 25c Edwards Coffee, 1 lb. jar 28c Bordens Hemo, 1 lb. jar 59c Ovaltinc, Choc, or plain, 16 oz.-14 oz. 63c Canterbury Tea, black, V lb 22c Sanka Coffee, de-caffeined, lb 36c SAFEWAy GUARANTEED MEATS Short Ribs A 4 B Grade lb. 19c Extra WHITE TAG, No. 2 tans Cose of 24 the San Francisco Seals, dropping the second rtfalght, 2-0, in the opener and then coming back to take the nightcap, 1-0, in an ab breviated session halted by rain at the end of the first half of the seventh. In the Portland game, Gullic gave Plerettl his victory when he drove In two runs in the fourth and one in the eighth, the only two Innings In which the Beavers were able to connect with the of fering of Escalante. At Seattle, Seal Pitcher Seats shut out the Rainiers, with three hits in the wven-inning opener, while In the second a wild pi tch get what you pay for when you buy produce at Safeway Some of us can remember the days when a dry-goods clerk would measure ribbon by her arm's length (you got your money's worth when the clerk was long-armed!) nowadays, ribbon is measured by the standard 36-inch yard! The modern way of measuring value in fresh fruits and vegetables is just as accurate: pricing by the 16-ounce pound thats the Safeway method! ORANGES, pound lOc LEMONS, pound 12c CANTALOUPES, pound 7 c CELERY, pound 15c BEANS, Fresh, Green, pound 12c CUCUMBERS, pound 23c PEPPERS, pound 18c ONIONS, Calif. Red. pound 3c NEW POTATOES, pound 4c JULIA LEE. WRIGHT'S white or wheat ine, even textured, Sale lb. 300 lb. 330 lb. 280 lb. 450 No Points! Shoulder Shoulder Breast of Beef Roast 5 pts. lb. A B 27c lb. 25c Values in Canned Goods Buy in Quantities! ... 269 2.98 1 - US SL$yO let Rainier Fielder Christopher score in the fifth. At the top of the league the Los Angeles Angels moved with hi half a game of the leading Oakland Acorns by taking a double-header from the San Diego Padres, 2 to 1 and 4 to 3. The Acorns split a pair, drop ping the opener to the tall-end Sacramento Solons, 2 to 1, and then roared back on the no-hit pitching of Salvo to take the night cap 2 to 0, Team Standings: W L Pet. Oakland 55 47 .539 Los Angeles 55 48 .534 13c 1 Vi lb. loaf Maximum Salt, pi. or iod., 26 oz Vanilla or Lemon, Westag flavors, 4 oz Deviled Ham, Cudahy, 3 oz. can Fisher's Zoom, hot cereal, 20 oz White Shoe Cleaner, Shinola, tube Sweetheart Soap, reg. bar Old Dutch Cleanser, 14 oz. can, 2 for Calo Dog Food, dehydrated, 8 oz of VEAL! A Real Value Mill Grade Leg or Rump Roast lb. 33c Rib Chops lb. 38c Steak Roast Veal lb. 28c lb. 28c lb. 21c SPINACH WHOLE CORN DICED CARROTS G. R. Bloomqutsf New Naval Reserve Officer G. R. Bloomqulst, Until recently trade and industrial education 'coordinator in the Roseburg schools, has been commissioned as an ensign in the U. S. navy. He was sworn in as a naval re serve officer at Portland and is San Francisco 53 50 .515 Seattle 52 51 .505 Portland 51 50 .505 San Diego 50 55 .476 Hollywood ..49 54 .476 Sacramento 46 56 .451 Bake a Pie! , Even the putry can be made on an easy summer-time schedule. Here's a suggestion: make a double batch of your favorite pastry recipe, put ting it together in the "cool of the morning.", What you don't use immediately can be left dry, or moistened and wrapped in waxed paper, before placing it in the refrigerator. It's no. more work than making a single batch, and the next time .... there's the pastry all ready to use for tarts or turnovers or other fresh fruit delicacies! ' ' For especially good pastry, Use ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING flavor. Try it anted 7c 10c 16c 23c 9c 7c 15c 9c 3 lb. Shredded Ralston 1 2 oz. pkg., 2 for .... 25c Puffed Wheat Sparkles, pkg. ....... 9c Puffed Rice v Sparkles, pkg. ..... . He Nabisco Bran 100, lib, pkg..... 17c ,IQM Grade 30c 36c 25c 25c 19c Raisin Bran Kellogg, 10 sv.?: 2 1 K COUNTRY HOME. Whole Kernel I No. 2 cans. Cast of 24 ............ JtW"j AIL GO10. Foncy, No. 303 gls. 1 O Case of 12 ........... Il7 awaiting orders to report t offi cers' Indoctrination school. When a girl 21 marries a man five years older, the chances are one in five that they will sur vive to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. , UMPOUA SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rtol Estate Loam . Phone 87 . . For pastry, cakes and for frying . . . there's no finer shortening than speedy mix Royal Satin. So easy to cream. So delicate in on our money-back guar- jar 59c i oz. pkg.2-23c 4.25 la'irf sstarinVI
