YONCALLA . auccessTui BiDie bchool Closes ' With Prnnrnm Anrl Art n:JMU w .... . . w mi -. ni I J.'fejr MRS. GEORGE EDES lN.wt-Rviw CorrMpondtnt A very successful vacation Bi ble school closed Friday evening with a program at the Methodic church. The Yoncalla Church of Christ and the Methodist church Joined in one of the best vacation schools ever held here. A very fine display of art and "handicraft work was shown, with awards being- given to those bringing in the most new pupils. Awards, were won by Leroy Vian, Sybeln Lewey, Gail Briner and Maxine Potter. Awards were also given Phillip Eden and Barbara Raper for the most memory verses. Thirty-six dollars was taken In from the offerings each day. It was voted to send the money to the Yakima Indian mission. ,One hundred and forty-four were enrolled during the two weeks' classes, with the following teachers and assistants instruct ing: Elda Lowman, Mrs. Carl Con way, Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs. James Eden, Mrs. Lloyd Means, Mrs. Charles Vian, Mrs. Jean Cowan, Mrs. Eldon Lee, Lois Ann Wright, Mrs. Elmer Currier, Mrs. Vernon Patrick. Mrs. Per ry Smith, Miss Rose Brant, Miss Joyce Potter, Miss Joanne Brant, Mrs. Elton Grass, Miss Thelma McMichael, and others. New Librarian Takes Over Mrs. Norma Day has consented to take over as librarian for the Yoncalla Public library for the summer. Library is opened Sat urday afternoons from 2 to 4 p.m. during the summer months. The following new books have been added to the shelves of the library recently: Strikeout Story, Feller; Victor- Ian Cinderella, Wynn; The Feath ered Cape, Goodwin; Bright Ho rizons, Emery; Dixie Debie, Johnson; Short Leash, Shurtleff; Ahoy, Shipmate, Lent; Chuckle- bait, Scroggin; To Hell and Back, Murphy; And One to Grow On, Gould' My House is ours, Elsa Laryalde; Cheaper by the Dozen, Carey; The Big Snow, Hadar; King of the Wind, Henry; Jubby tha Cat, Salteen; Kop, Black; Mary, the Little Dutch Girl in Pa.'Buffler; Wish on an Apple, Wilder; The Long Winter, Wild er; n the Banks of Plum Creek, Wilder; City of the Bees. Stuart; The Land of Milk and Honey, White.- Personal Briefs Mr. and Mrs.-R. H. Dehnhoff of Kennowick, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. ,Kltt of Harrington, Wash., are ' 'islting at the Dan Wright home. Mr. and Mrs. Dehnhoff are parents of Mrs. Dan Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jordon and their son of San Francisco are visiting at the Clarence McKern home in Scotts valley. . Michael Roche of Eureka and Roy Rogers, Jr.; of Coos Bay are visiting at the Dave Rogers home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Daugh erty drove into town Thurs day night with a new Buick, which tney purchased recently on a trip to Jop lln, Mo., where they visited Mrs. Daugherty's parents. Enroute home , they visited at Ammarillo, Tex ancj In qld Mex ico. Mrs. Means and Miss Betty Payne spent the past two weeks visiting relatives in Nebraska. Ur, and Mrs. V. L. Applegate and their son, Howard, spent a couple of days last week on a trip to Eureka, CaHf. Oregon Caves, ' and Grants Pass. Miss Eva Applegate of Port land spent the weekend visiting at the V. L. Applegate home. Howard Applegate, who is em ployed by the United Press at Tacoma, Wash., returned to his work Tuesday after spending the past two weeks here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Applegate. Mrs. Madelin Sharrie, of Oak land, Calif., spent several days here recently visiting her sisters, Mrs. Sumner Brawn and Mrs. Homer Kruse; also her niece, Mrs. Betty Ruth Smith. Mrs. Kruse and Mrs. Sharrie spent the weekend visiting at the Harry Lawman home on the beach. Mrs. C. D. Ross of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Croner also of Portland visited at the Jean Cowan and J. W. Adams homes recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wise moved Into their new home just north of town, after living east of Bos well Springs for several months. Work is progressing rapidly on the new home being built by Mr. and Mrs. George Edes, Just north MOVING PIANOS STOVES REFRIGERATORS CRATING PACKING STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES Agent for Lyon Van Lines Phone 927 Evenings, 320-J-3 ROSEBURG Transfer & Storage of their former home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slnnock moved into the Edes home Wednesday. Wal ter Meier, Marshall Merk and Charles Meier are doing the car penterine on the Edes home, with W. F. Cook doing the dumbing and George Edes, assisted by Howard Rogers, doing the elec trical work. Artist With Record Of 11 Jailbreaks Taken On Murder Charge 20 Years Old FRANKLIN, Ind., Aug. 11. (.p) A landscape painter's art career ended Wednesday when he was taken back 10 a Jail from which he escaped more than 20 years ago while awaiting trial on a murder charge. Ralph Lee, 51, artist with a record o'ficers said included at least 11 Jailbreaks in 17 years, was arrested as he ate supper Tuesday night with his wife, Mrs. Jessie Edwards i-.ee, at their home south of here. Indiana state police and Indian apolis officers arrested Lee on a charge of escaping from the Johnson county Jail vre on New Year's eve In 1926. lie was being held at that time on a charge of murder in the holdup killing of Abner Peek, Speedway City gro cer. Lee's record, as related by of ficers, started with a. burglary sentence and an escape from the Indiana boys school in 1911, when he was 13 years old. It includes, besides three breaks here, various other es capes, including one from the Washington state reformatory. His present wife it a one-time missionary to Chin, and Salva tion Army worker who had en gaged in religious work among convicts. He married her two years ago and settled in the Brown county artist colony to paint landscapes. As officers walked In to arrest Lee his wife said, "I'm so sorry. He's been doing so well , , , lead ing a Christian life." . Vampire Slayer Of Nine Briton Dies In Noose LONDON, Aug.' 11. John George Haish, self-confessed vampire sli'.yer of nine Britons, was hanged Wednesday at Wandsworth prison. The handsome, 39-year-old bus iness executive was convicted Thur., Aug. 11, 1949 The Ntwi-Rviw, Roseburg, Or. 7 Coos Bay Pirates To Stage 3-Day Pageant COOS Bay, Aug. JL (JP Centering around pageant Fri day and Saturday nights on a floating stage on Mingus park July li of murdering a well-to-do wiww, n.. wuvid i-'urana-uea-con, 69, for her money. A Jury rejected a defense plea of insanity and sentenced Haigh to death. lake, the 1949 Coos Bay Pirate Treasure days celebration will be held Friday, Saturday and Sun day. Events include two dances, a gasoline-powered model alrpiane meet at which 52 troohies will be given, two Junior American Le gion baseball games between Coos Bay and Eugene, a "bug" derby and a V-J parade. The sub marine, USS Cabezon, will be open to public Inspection at the North Bend city dock. " aS-ws 1U- All' MA SI Here's WHY SIXREVJISI QUOTES 2 PRICES ON BEEF CUTS At this time of year, range or "gCBss-fed" beef is more plentiful. Grain-fed beef is scarce. As our customers know, Safeway buys only U. S. graded beef, and as a rule, just the top grades (U. S. GOOD, or better) but U. S. government graders will not stamp range-fed beef higher than U. S. COM MERCIAL which is one grade lower than U. S. GOOD. Safeway must therefore buy some U. S. COMMERCIAL as well as U. S. GOOD grade of beef to insure an adequate supply. So and here's the important part to you while this condition lasts, Safeway will quote prices for both grades, on beef steaks, rib roasts, rump roasts, and other hind quarter cuts. We will charge the usual fair price for U. S. GOOD cuts, and a lower money-saving price for U. S. COMMERCIAL cuts. Thus, at Safeway, this situation can really help you save money on good-eating meat, because U. S. COMMER CIAL is good eating meat. Perhaps it is a little less tender and not as well marbled with fat as U. S. GOOD, but it is more lean and equally fine in flavor. Regardless of the cut or grade, you can be sure that all Safeway meat carries Safeway's famous money-back guarantee of satisfaction and that all cuts are ummicu wasic-ircc. compare aaieway yuauryi compare Sateway Prices! mi CD COD erne. CORMs.'10oiJF5i2M EARS W i,clb.9Sc Steaks .Sirloin U.S. Comm. ROASTS . ... ICC lb.W Good Rump J K IU aAc HQOU la Sl'V I 0 " lb. 79 ... 1 odSirloinTip " c:,l.nTipS tic ID. W jC.rloinSte - rftfflffllWD" US. Comm. d Round Steaks GARDENSIOE BRAND CREAM STYLE GOLDEN BANTAM Freestone Sliced Peaches Snider No. IVi Can White Satin Sugar its canning ;m.i 25.1b. sack 2" Cider Vinegar oid m;ii Sno-White Salt Plain or Iodized Porter's Fril-lets Krinlcly agg noodlst G.iio. 49s 10-lb. Sack 28" u -. 31" U. u lb.9Sc lb.S5' s. Good -.s ,b. : -, - Beef Short f lb. re. Lean r.k.65 I - - KW Don" - THER u - - - -TrT lb. i" PICNICS 33e TENDER --- ,b.t5e 59e 1 - FANCi r' r lb. 65c KS IS lb. 65c FRYER RAD1 - Fruit Cocktail -vS'SS 27c LARGE VARIETY OF HEALTHFUL, SPARKLING FRUITS Suzanna Pancake Flour 22.pi. 25 Sperry's Pancake Flour 4-ib. sack 49 Kraft Miracle Whip Dressing PM j.r 29c Best Foods Mayonnaise fi.tj.r39' Mrs. Wright's Dread Whit r wfotMh. Loaf 14 Ritz Crackers st.y.cr,. m.. bx 32 Tea Timer Crackers Fr.i i.iM :31f CHEESE Famous Tillamook American 59 PAN READY SEA FOODS Halibut Steaks lb. 49c Salmon Steaks lb. 69c Rock Cod Fillets lb. 29c Whiting Fillets lb. 25c Crabs, just shell & eat lb. 33c Miscellaneous Values Jell Well Desserts pkg. 7c Jello Desserts n.V(n pkg. 8c Haley's Meat Balls 39c Campbell Soup ci.ry v.,.t.bi. 14c Zoom Cereal F;$t..f s i6-s. Pi. 23e Linit Gloss Starch ti-Mpi,.13c Aerowax sif-poiihin9 w.s pint 29c. Playf air Dog Food 3 , 29c NOB HILL Rich, whole bean coffee Mb. Bag PREM "' z 43' RITJSO GRAN. 6-01. QCC SOAP- pvg. 55' AIRWAY Mild flavor, whols bsan coffea lb. lag 45e . 89e FG6CQB8I Watermelon lb. flt IThite King X 55' GRANULATED SOAP Whit Half 1Q( BLEACH Luscious beauties -enjoy them with a scoop of ice cream or on your cold cereal. 0 PER LB. TOMATOES Fresh garden grown Taste their real garden flavor. LB. 10c New POTATOES Whit Ros No. Pi. Malt grand potato salad. 10 lbs. 39c CANTALOUPES LB. 8c ITALIAN PRUNES 12 LB. FLAT 89c GREEN CABBAGE LB. 5c GOLDEN CARROTS LB. 7c CELERY Pascal LB. 9c SWEET CORN, LB. 8c CUCUMBERS, mild, LB. 10c DANISH SQUASH LB. 5c Apples Gravensteins, famous for cooking 3 lbs. 25c Seedless Grapes 2 ib$. 1 ocmcs " W 1 1 M 1 f I W 1 1 1 1 Magic Gallon For whiter, safer bleaching I SOAP QUIZ MAN i Ht'i Chrinl I 32,OOOf 1 Worth of Westings. 1 Home Appanc I .. &i you mj V rut Mftf H you Buy White Magic SOAP Woodbury Buy 3 bars 30c Soap Git an extra bar for 1c