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8 The Newt-Review, Roicburg, Ore. Thurt., Dtc 28. Vt50 LOUISE HAYES SOUTH DEER CREEK GRANGE INSTALLS OFFICERS RECENTLY South Deer Creek Grange of ficers for the coming year were insifillcd recently at an impres sive ceremony at River-dale Grange. Mrs. Alice Goff was in falling officer. Twenty-one riem tcrt of the South Deer C.ecK Grange were present. Thuse tak ing office were Ralph Woods, mas ter; Clarence Anderson, nver.eer; Tom Findlay, steward; Gene Ma this, gatekeeper; Bob KrcUay, treasurer; Either Morberg, swiietary Lute Patterson, n-'sis-tant steward; Bertha Pa'terson, ladv assistant seward; Mrs. D. Wadsworth, Flora; Mrs. Alda Brumbach, Ceres and Mrs B lie Barker, Pomona. The execruve board will be Joe Bnimbach chairman; S. W. Van Voorst and Bill Bailey. ' FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS ENTERTAIN AT CHRISTMAS PARTY Husbands were entertained at s Christmas party Saturday eve ning by members of the Friendly Neighbor club at tne noms o- im. , i 11 I n Thnmnsf.n. Pi- 1 2IIU wis. . - r " " nochle was played during ihe cve- n if. followed by an exenanv m Eifla. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Albertus, Mr and Mrs. Fred Albertus, Mr and Mm. Fred Hofmeister, Mr and Mrs Robert Braes, Mr. and Mrs. j-lovd Carter, Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Janes Laurance and the host and hostess. Biie to illness, Mr. and Mrs George Piper were unable to attend. The ladies will meet at the home of Mrs. Arthur Albertus Jan. 3. LU1HERAN GUILD HAS INTERESTING MEETING The Lutheran guild of the St John s church of Sutherlin nna a mseting Wednesday evening a' the church with Mrs. Edward DeRose and Mrs. Richrd Giaef ai hostesses. Bible study was held and a social hour followed, after which the hos'esses served lovely refresh- mtnis. NOTICE Fashion Beauty Shop at Sutherlin will bt closed thru January tor vacation. Reopen ing February 7th. We wish to extend BEST WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. 1 Fashion Beauty Shop ORA IRWIN, Owner-Operator SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY No. 2"i Tin Southern Beauty No. 1 Toll Smith's WHOLE KERNEL CORN 16c BUTTER BEANS 2 cans 25c No. 2' Tin Standby PEACHES BOYER'S WHOLESALE VEAL CHOPS, Milk Fed SKINLESS WEINERS FRESH LARD Pkg Sliced Bacon Ends COUNTRY SAUSAGE BONELESS BEEF STEW ROUND STEAK Tender Juicy lb. 85c LOIN TIP STEAK lb. 85c DOUBLE DOWN TOILET TISSUE, asst. We at East Side Market would like to extend tec you end SALLY KRUSE NEW IDEA CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT HOLIDAY PARTY The New Idea club was enter lamed at a lovely Christmas party and dinner by Mrs. Egglesion, at her home east o( Sutherlin Wednes day at 12:30 o'clock. The Christ mas motif was carried out in the decorations. Covers were placed for : Mrs. Lola Rose, Mrs. Hall ie Martin, Mrs. Minnie Abeene, Miss Kthcl Manning, Mrs. Jo Carr, Mrs. Mar jory Denley, Mrs. Bonnie Harvey, Mrs. Lola Rhewalt, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Maggie Francis, Mrs. Kern Klory, Mrs. Jarquline Bird, Mrs. I'hrcda Wahl, Mrs. Thelma Balentine, Mrs. Meryl Wahl and the hostess, Mrs. Eggleston. The club contributed to the Christmas seals and Boys Town. Secret pals were revealed and new names selected for the new year. Th afternoon was spent in sew ing for the hostess, The next meeting will be held on i Jan. 10 with Mrs. Harvey as host ess. BRIDAL SHOWER IS CHARMING AFFAIR Miss Jeanne Coffelt was com plimented at a delightful bridal ihower party Friday, giver b y Mrs. Wanda Norns and Mrs Do h.rs Slack at the recreational hall of the Sutherlin Homes in west Suilierlin. The table d-curvions carried out a bridal theme of a bridal couple with a small Hinted :hurch. Following the openhs of the gifts, refreshments were served and visiting was eni'jvcd. Gifts were presented to 'he files! of honor by the two host esses, Mrs. Norris and Mr' Slack and Mrs. Orville CofHt, .Mrs Kalhryn Potter, Mrs. Alio: Gil-Ivin-cn, Miss B.i-bara Lowe. Mrs A'lrne Galla, Mrs. Lloyal Norris, Mis. Mabel Davidson, Pa'ty Nor lis, Juanila Ballcw, Mrs. Virginia M.illson. Mrs. Kathryn Norri-. and ,!a:ighter, Kathy Jo; Mn. W 'tier Korris. Mrs. Frieda Pfaender. Mis A. L. Wade. Those sending bifls unah'e to attend were: Mrs. Ed Wal'man. Margaret Mason, Mrs. McCoy, Mis. Linton, Mrs. Ethel Waitman and Mrs. Elsie Monett one 1568-J fi. T 1365 East Second Avenue South Hst"de MARKET THE LITTLE STORE OPEN DAILY 8 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. No. 2'i Otto 2 cans 34c GOLDEN MEATS RETAIL lb. 69c lb. 49c . Per Lb. 25c lb. pkg. 29c lb. 45c lb. 59c For The Finest Fresh Vegetables Always Shop Our Produce Section LETTUCE CABBAGE ONIONS CELERY CARROTS POTATOES Also here, you will find a large display ef fresh fruits. ?2J n? Wfr" T -fsv-'va aftOpw-fi ,!. lie; NO-HOST DINNER TARTY HONORS JUDGE AND MRS. BUSEN- BARK at Turn-Around Inn Friday evening. (Picture by Paul BUSENBARKS HONORED AT CHARMING PARTY FRIDAY EVENING Honoring Judge and Mrs. D. N. Busenhark, a no-host dinner party was held Friday evening at me I i rru- -f-;- ... i ""'"Z'n'n, v ; the Judge's immrtlinte office associates and their wives, and husbands, into a gathering stret ching the capacity of the Inn, when other county officers and employes i.: all departments working closely wilh the Judge, asked to join in honoring him. Travel gifts were presented lo both the honor guests, who, are contemplating a trip south soon after retirement. Participating in the affair were Commissioner and Mrs. L. V. Beck- lev. Commissioner and Mrs. R. G. Baker, County Engineer and Mrs. F. C. Frcar. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Andrews. Durward Owens. Mrs. Harvey Reed, Miss Jane Wharton. County Clerk Roy Aaee, County Treasurer and Mrs. Oliver John son. District Attorney Robert G. Davis, Miss Agnes Pitchford. Gen eral and Mrs. J. T. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Baker, Mrs. Orlena Slattery. Mrs. Ethel Turner, Miss Elsie Hudson, Representative and Mrs. Robert Gile, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Boiler. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hennessey. Tom Neal, Mrs. Flora Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bath rick, Robert E. Kleiner, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Wainscott, Assessor Ned Dixon, M. C. Bowker, School Superintendent Kenneth Barne burg. Mrs. Kathryn Petrequin, Charles Doerner, Miss Lavenia Fulton and County Surveyor Ben Irving. ANION COENENBERG AND LILLIAN DAVENPORT MARRY IN CALIFORNIA According to word received by f -ends. Anton Coenenher : of Sulherlin and Lillian Rn'.elle of Davenport were united in mat liatt Dec. 2.1 at the St. .Ichn' Lutheran church in Long Reach, Calil. WITH BIG SAVINGS HOMINY 14c SOUP MIX Betty Crocker Serves 4 to & 2 pkgs. 19c CIGARETTES All Brands Ctn. 1.49 LIMA BEANS Dundee .No.2TinlOc PAPER TOWELS ISO Towel Roll 15c colors 2 rolls 23c POTLUCK DINNER CHRISTMAS PARTY AT OLALLA COMMUNITY Mrs. Bertha Dossey and Mrs. I.ula Pierson were hostesses for me i Upper Olalla Community hp-i-i club a!' Pr.y Wednesday A notluck dinner was served at noon. Decorating was done in the Christ mas motif and presents were ex changed. During the afternoon games were played and prizes won by Ann Cook and Ruth Cook. Lovely corsages were presented by th! hostesses to the other members, Ann Good, Ruth Cook, Mary Whear, Norma Cook, Ann Cook. Nellie Ware, Leona Cook and Lillian Os- borne'. The next meeting is scheduled for jan , ,0 nP(!m 1)os esses will be Norma Cook and Ann Cook. VATZIG TURNER PARTY GIVEN MONDAY EVENING F OR U. OF 0. CLUB .Mrs. I led wig Wat.ig and .Mrs. httiel Turner were co-hostessc-s at a charming 7:30 o'clock d.s'eil lupper for the University of Ore iin Mothers club Monday eve i. i f at the attractive hume ni the former on South Main ..I'-ent. lifts were brought and were turned over lo welfare for 'hil ur.T. Those present besides t.vo hostesses were Mrs. Doming '3r n Min. Mr. Homer Strirkling Vr. A I). Parr, Mrs. Donn Radar .nr.'h, Mr,-. S. I.. K.dder, Mrs. C SI. iVrrie, Mrs. John Natcher. Mrs. Kdyth Ciilmnur Mrs. Orlena SV-U-teiv. Mrs. (ieorge Weseman. Vrs. W II. Carter, and Mrs. P. P.. Shanklin. The ne.xt meeting will hi- Jan 15 at 7:30 o'clock at Ihe hone of M:s. O. M. Berrie on East Houg hs street. LOOKINGGLASS HEC ENJOYS CANDYMAKING TOPIC TUESDAY ' Oregon Sweets" was the topic for demonstration Tuesday Aliei. members of the Lookinsgiass (oun'y extension unit met .u the home of Mrs. Carl Morris Mem bers made fondant, spcerl nuts and hand-dipped chocola'es Can dies were then packed in a variety of clever conainer.' as l!ift suggestions. The nest Meet ing will be Jan. 4 at th Dale Zeilcr home. Iff. AND MRS. PEPIOT CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pep.iil eel crated their Slsl wedding anni- er.si.ry Dec. 18 at their homr east of Sutherlin. Callers during the d;iy were ll.eii daughters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Williard McCiillum j i rabiri Of Mountain :f Klklon: Mr. and Mrs i,ynniln oomv" m""",ul" Moore of Nonpariel; a niece and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cal ler and their son and fami'v Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Carter of Wiliers v,.lc, and Mr. and Mrs. Ami' Pep Git, a son and daughter-ir law. STUDY GROUP MEETS V.I1M MRS. OLLIVANT "Read Aloud" was the topij pre rented at the Lookingalns- 1TA .slucty group Wednesday 'ter n.on. Mrs. E. E. Ollivtnt 'v a s ho;.less for the event. The Cinst lias story. "The Seventh War' wjs presented by Mrs M R. ance. Gifts were exclnn.. t A Ji-ssert luncheon was served by I 'e hostess. TI.e next meeting is sc.ie-luled for Jan. to and the tonic vi?t be ' Good Rooks for Child'-en " S)peciai! FULL-SIZE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE only... 8950 0 lljoJcm ?....oCooh I -ir Round Bobbin ir Hinged Pressure Foof Sewi Forward and Backward o Automatic Bobbin Winder u ir Built-in Darner ir Complete Set of Attachments it Twenty-year Guarantee SEWING MACHINE CENTER S42 North Jackson I Jenkins ) . POST COMMANDER'S BANQUET LARGE AFFAIR TUESDAY EVENING tine hundred and fifty g'.ests were present Tuesday evening for the VFW Post Commander's banquet at the hall. Helena Hayes and Myrtle BaKer had charge of decr&tin the tables. Dinner was rn.tked Mid served by Mary Hoover, Je neive Holmes, Ruth Kenson Vera Cox and Rita Fntts. he.ritilul cake wilh the VFW emblci was served at dessert time !!ieaker for the evening a s Mayor Albert Flegel. Santa Ciaus .piH'ared to distribute vfis and tanriy for the children M4S. CALAHAN ENTERTAINS LINGER LONGER CLU9 A delightful Christmas tarty was held for members of the Lin ger Longer club at the attractive roiue of Mrs. Cecil Cahhan in WinMnn. The evening was spent visiting and a game conic! was held with Mrs. Henry Trnl augh uinning hiqh prize and Mrs. Lee flihoney winning con'olaiion pric, Exchange Christmas pift were I disiiibuled from a lovely Iree Delicious refreshments were sirved to the following members: .V-s. Roy Gordon, Mis. Iknry Trobaugh. Mrs. Gordon PtniiUt, Miv. Arthur Wilkens, Mrs Henry We.ier, Mrs. Kenneth Rnnk. Mrs. Keath Ronk. Mrs. Glover flay ion and Mrs. Cecil Calahan MRS. LUCAS IS HOSTESS TO KNITTING ClUB ON THURSDAY Mrs. Roy Lucas ent.iri.iined her knitting club Thursday at her lome west of Sutherlin Tiie afternoon was spent i n knit ting and visiting, after which Mrs. I .ii as served lovely refreshments In Mrs. Herman Larson Mrs Al len Tulhill. Mrs. Henry Frotscher, .Mrs. Ed Hounshell, Mis. D B LVir. iwrs. rt m. nicuiHiinu, j James Gogolin and Mrs. Keith : t'us. GROUP ATTEND MEETING IN OAKLAND WEDNESDAY Mrs. Eva Lockman, Mrs. Elsie Broszio, Miss Jackie Lockman, Miss Sue Woodward and Miss Mar jnrie Blondeli attended the Jobs Daughters meeting at Ihe Masonic hall in Oakland Wednesday nhht. They conducted their yearly change in officers and Mrs. Shir ley Christie of Wilbur and Mrs. David 3urgoss of Sutherlin re ceived their majority degree in a very impressive ceremony. Missing Girls Found Safe VANCOUVER, B.C.-(CP)-Two teen-aged girls missing on snow clad Mount Seymour overlooking caster Vancouver were found safe ami apparently unhurt Wednesday. While ski-troopers combed t h e rugged mountain in a blinding snowstorm. Marilyn Long, IS, and '. her 13-vear-old companion, Frieda Neufcld. were found near a cabin high up on Ihe slopes. Dr. W. II. Hatfield, one of the searchers, said he first saw the girls near the cabin but believed they had spent the night in it. They were soaking wet but appar ently unharmed. The youngsters hall been missing since noon Tuesday when they were separated from a Sunday school hiking party near the 3,100- 1 foot level. Phon!89-Y O Elgarose By MRS. THELMA HANSON Mis. Gumming of Los Angeles, i CaliL is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Barker and family, on Doerner road. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Geretsen and Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Holm quist of Eugene visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Holmquist over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mueller of Felix, Ore., visited over Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess, and .Mrs. Dora Bruce and children were dinner guests on Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson. Miss Henrietta Johnson is home over the holidays from Monmouth with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. John and son, -Ray, have returned home after a week's visit with relatives of Ukiah and Willits, Calif. J Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren I and sons. Dickie and Dennis, ami Bernard Sjogren spent the Christ- mas weekend with Mr. and Mrs Miln Howard and family of Spring- tieid. Dwight Tinker is visiting for a few weeks wilh relatives and friends of Coldwater, Kas. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson ami family had as dinner guest at their home on Christmas day, Mr. I and Mrs. Leonard John, Mr. and Mrs. Bud .'.ssary and daughters, Karla and Doyle Ann, of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reetz, Mr. I and Mrs. Joe Barnes and sons,1 George and Bob; Mr. and Mrs. I Arvin Reetz anil children, Kathy and Terry, of Camas Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie John and son, Ray: Mrs. Mary Hanson, Glen, Donald and Margy Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kridder were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Benedick and family. New Federal Beef Grades Released SAN FRANCISCO (,W New federal beef grades go in'o e feet Fr day, Floyd Forbes, presidmt of the Western Stales Meat Packers association; ' said the chfnged grades would appear on retail meat counters almost immedi ately. The change in grades, he added, wli not affect prices. Tne present prime and 'loice grades, which together mak? u n about 10 percent of all beef sold will be combined under the name ."( "prime." Ihe present "good" grad will bi? called "choice." Fmaller-sized cuts from yuun! animals, formerly included uider "commercial'' grade, will be called food." The rest of the "commercial" graue, meat from more mature ?n.mals, utility, cutter and ennner j,;-n(ios. are unchanged Forbes said "these beef giading changes bring the gradee jr. line wilh changes which have occurred i-ince grades were first established 23 years ago." FOR Vr. Meats Join Price Trends Upward During This Week By Th. Attoflalrd Pru Helail prices of manv foods pushed hiajer this week as cold weather spread across mcit of'Sm,tn run" ,l'le en,'re. '"L" elf the nation, whetting appetites ird Ktimulaling holiday food bi'yuig. in meats, even higher pnss appeared likely in the next frw days, reflecting advances at Kiajrr livcfnck markets where now siorma delayed or reduced ship ments. Virtually the only meit item 10 show any notable downferd was smoked hams, trimmed two ! fou cents a pound in many stores. lop grade eggs were unrhancd to five cents a dozen lower in most places as wholesale price.1: eas-d a little more following their nharp break a couple of weeks agj "hickens and turkeys held .-.bout unchanged from last week. "Miire lmb cuts were off a shane in scattered sections, but retail meat sources said higher wholesile quo tations indicated an upward trciid in consumer prices. Beef and porl; items were up two to four tents a pound. Higher in most produce depart ments were beets, broccoli, Brus sels sprouts, cabbage, yellow g:olc onions, cauliflower, cucumbers, peppers and spinach. The only vegetables generally lowr ver .-.nap beans and green and vJ'ow ;qjish. Burttrr Trend Upward Butter was working higher in many cities following word that the Agriculture department hrd suspended sales of its buttor hold ings to find out how much it had left. The government's st.ickr of I'Utter, acquired under the price support program, had dwindled 'rom nearly 200,000.000 pounds in mid-summer to around 70.00,0',0 la.st week as distributors bought large quantities. Siime trade authorities say this sharp cut in surplus butter storks may result in a price jump, con tending the only thing that has held down prices has been t e i-overnment's willingness to sell its holdings at comparatively low quotations. The Agriculture department tl is weeli announced it will allow mar ketings of 8.000.000 tons of sugar i- (lie U. S. in the new year '50. 0O0 tons more than estima'd c.in sumption in 1950. Vi.e department's production and marketing administration hcat'lincd pork and sweet oo'atois on its list of plentiful foods for thrltty buying this week. Here's the administration's na tional list of foods likely' to he relatively low-priced in January because of abundant s u o p 1 y apples, oranges, grapefruit, crsr.-bcr.-ies, potatoes, onions sauer kraut, pork, broiling chicken.-, fro zen fish fillets, shrimp, cr.'tage cheese, peanut butter and honey. Logging Contractor Dies In Caterpillar Mishap BAKER Pi Alva Brockett, Weiser logging contractor for the Burnt River Lumber company, was killed in a caterpillar accident Wednesday on Goodrich creek. Thall Beally. coroner, said that Brockett was driving the caterpil lai on a steep hillside, palling a iog, when the cat .slipped no ice and snow and rolled over or the operator. Brockett's son. Donald, who was working with him, witnessed the tragedy. Eagles' Calapooia Aerie 3014 Public New Year's Dance Saturday Night December 30 Sutherlin American Legion Hall Music By Eagles Band Admission 1.50 couple Tax included 75c single Lunch Booth In Charge of Lad:e Auxiliary SERVING GLASSES YOUR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING Rocksharp WATER GLASSES each ZOMBIE GLASSES OLD FASHIONED GLASSES each 49c Ivy, Apple and Desert Rose Pattern Glasses 6 Make Your Selections USE YOUR CREDIT.. BUY PAY LATER Miss Smith Efficient 1 As Warehouse Manager OROVII.LE, Wash. (.71 U you're looking for Leslie Smith at the Oroville grain company ware house here, it'i Miss Leslie Smith you're alter. Twenty . five-year-old Milt aior- operation, which Co. .'330,000 annual business. A grad uate of Whitman college in 1948 with a major in history, Miss Smill came home to take over the ele vator which her father, Foscoe B Smith, had operalcd for 28 years. The warehojse s e r v h wheat growers in the Mnlson, Che- saw, Knob Hill and H.ivillah areas near this Okanogan country corn- munity on Ihe Canadian border. Richmond Leads Class Of Cities In Census Gain WASHINGTON - (PI - Rich mond, Calif., led all cities witn 25, iiou or more population 'n the 1950 census in rale of growth, tht cen sus bureau reports. Itichmond had 23,642 nr;,ons listed in 1940 and gained 319.7 per cent by showing 99,218 i The only Pacific norlhwe't city on Hie list was Vancouver, V jsh, (t was 13th in percenta-j" of gain among cities of 25.000 and nr. It ?ained 130 percent in growing from :S,7B8 lo 41,449. Pork Now Good For Your Budget By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA staff Writer Our present pork crop is the third largest in history so let's make the most of that budget sit uation. Pork and Veqetable Pie (4 servings) Two-thirds cup t..w.-j carrots, 2-S cup cubed potatoes, 1 small onion, sliced, meat gravy, 1 cup cooked pork, rich biscuit dough. Cook the vegetables in boiling salted water until almost tender. Drain. Add some of the cooking liquid to the iravy if needeli to make about 1V4 cups. Mix vege tables, porK and gravy together. Heat thoroughly and pour into a baking pan. Make a rich biscuit dou?'u wi'li 1 cun sif'ed (lour. 1 teaspoon baking powder, M. tea spoon salt, U cup fat and about 1-3 cun milk o- r -0:1- - la -'.v? i ; o t dough. Cut biscuits and arrange on lop o. mval imxtuu. Kane .n hot oven (425 degrees F.) until biscuits are done and pie is hot about 15 minutes. Potatoes, too, are plentiful. So od loq Xofua oq rio.ia aqj sji tato salad. , Hot Potato Salad (4 i, v.niS) Three tablespoons fat, cup finely chopped onions, 1 tablespoon flour. Hi teaspoons salt. 1 table spoon sugar, teaspoon dry mus tard, 3 tablespoons vinegar, 3 ta blespoons water, 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish, 1-3 cup diced celery, 2 tablespoons hopped green pepper, 2t cups diced cooked potatoes. Heat the fat anil brown the onions lightly in it. Mix flour, salt, sugar and mustard and stir in. Add vinegar and water slowly, stirring constantly, and cook until thick. Mix pickle relish, celery and green pepper wilh potatoes. Add the hot dressing and mix lightly, but thoroughly. Turn into baking dish, cover anil heat in 'oven at 350 degrees F. (moderate) 1 anout in minutes. 49- each 29c 1 for 3.95 Today NOW ! EL2 L. () 0 (Q) f Q