The afternoon was sprnt with
hand work.
The next meeting, Januaiy 21.
will be a dessert luncheon at one
o'clock followed by insl nilat ion of
officers Members are to bring
ke or fruit for s.lad.
niton School News
Health dubt have l>een organ
teed in
London
meet
once a
room
Keith Ct impbell i:
Wana
Fay Su ■ t. v I m
Alma
Wolford,
y Intermediate
William Sugg
president
Blue, vice-pros.;
¿inda L<
There wjR he a school assembly
ar London school January IS.
There will be no school Jan. 16
because of a teachers work shop.
Recreation Fun is to be held
Januaiy 23 in the evening. There
will be some skits, and there will
be an admission charge. Those
working on the pivgram commit-
■ ee are \!ma Wolford, Dick Kelly
Sigfrid Benson Unander of Port,
land. 34 year old army veteran,
will be a candidate for the Re-
Jon Hall, Margaret Lindsay, Andy publican nomination for State
Devine, Paula Drew. Rolx'rt Wii- Treasure r in the M a y primary
cox. Joan Fulton. Jack Lambert. election. it was announced today,
Color.
in state party affairs.
LATHAM
the following committees for tin'
y.ir: agricultural, Hugh Trunin II,
Clare Chapman and A. I. Gilliam;
legislative, Curtis Hansen. O M
P"tten. Il D. Hayes; home eco-
nonnes, Kr’hryn Fatten. Nellie
Harris, Rosie l<ewis, youth, lai-
linn Porter, Mane Geer
Godard, finance, Nelli:
Paul Miller, Meh io St
Thoughtless boys shooting a ,22
gun at a spot on the hill shot into
a dwelling house and another shot
missed one of throe men, talking
on (he front ¡MNVh, b; only about
IS inches before a mother warned
the boys of the danger involved.
This i.s not the first case of care
less shooting reported. How about
living in th.
de nee.
R. E Yates of Portland spent
Monday and Tuesday nights at
Smith
the home of his wife’s parents, Mr
Friday, Janu-
and Mrs Hugh Trunnell
r. a n d
Mrs O. M Patten is recovering
from a long illness at her home Dwayne Carpenter, Black
Mr. and Mrs Riley Bryan of Ixx route. Cottage Grov
Angeles spent Thursday and Fri Ellen Umise.
day at the Harry t.ewis home.
Hebron Grange Nodal Night
ITAK
At the' Huth" mater
nity home, Saturday, January li
194N, to Ml and Mis Lesici Peak
Unirne route, Cottage Grove, ।
son. Larry Leon.
nit) home, Mondi). January 12
194«, to Mr. and Mis Virgil
Meeks, Black Butti' lolite. Cot-
tage Grove, a daughter, Marleau
Lund your home
that "magic" touch
with lights.
Lighting Fixtures
Mr and Mrs Allx-rt Adkins re
ivivcd « tolegrum Sultirday an
nouncing ilio birth of their first
gi inilAiughter. Mnrv Alice. Imrn
to the Rev. and Mrs Thomas Fu
kuyama. at St Lukes hospital,
Denver, Colorado. Saturdav, Jan
uary III, 194« She weighed eight
IMHinds and 11 ounces and has a
blether David
of nil kinds.
Master Harry Lewis announces
that the regular s vial night w ill
be held at the hall Jan. 17. The Cates. Elkton
orchestra from the Uith im Recre Jean
ation club will play. Refreshments
as usual.
The master also has appointed I
500 Main St
of the Oregon Rcpub: t i C!u ■
member of the Young Republican
and a precinct commit iceman.
Dear Ruth
SAFEWAY MID-WINTER
LONDON
London school boys basketball
teams played evening games with
Cottage Grove at London last Fri-
Joan Caulfield. William Holden day. Score for first
Mona Freeman, Edward Arnold. 41-4 in favor of Cotta
\Billy De Wolf, Mary Phillips, Vir- second team. 37-1 in
g?pia Wells.
tage Grove.
The London school
because of
ketball
until next F
be held as a short bui
mg at 7:30 pjn. befon
school
budget meeting at « p.m.
Taxpayers arc reminded to be
present to vote on the school bud
get and discuss the new building
project.
Mrs. J. E. Ban am is better and
Joan Bennett, Robert Ryan. Chas. was
brought home Sunday eve-
Bickford. Nan Leslie. Walter ning frem the hospital. She will
Sande, Irene Ryan, Glenn Vernon. stay
with her daughter Garland.
Mrs. Harold Abeene, until she is
fully recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morton have
been enjoying a visit from their
daughter Mrs. Jacie Johnson and
granddaughter Jill who came home
with them after Christmas.
Mrs. Roy Ewing's sister and hus
band. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber
John Mills, Valerie Hobson.
and son Bob of Chatcolet. Idaho,
were here during Christmas and
also visited relatives
Grove and Drain.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Kelly ente:
tained for 16 at Christmas dinner.
They were: Mrs. Bob Mosby and
son Darrell. Harry Mosby and son
Orville, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Post, all from Mosby Creek; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Perini. William and
Kenneth of Mt. View: Mrs. Wilma
Adrian and son Kent of Eugene
and Mrs. Emma Kelly, London.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess enter
'
JAN. 14-16
tained at a New Year’s Eve watch
party for 19 guests. Four tables of
“oOO” were in play and refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing were
Kent Taylor, Doris Dowling. Den New Year's Eve dinner guests of
nis Hoey. Luoise Currie, Arthur their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
Space, Anq Doran, Vera Narshe. and Mrs. Fritz Freeman, at Culp
Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Ewing
of Cottage Grove were also guests.
Jimmy Banton returned to his
station at Rapid City, S. Dakota
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
after a 30 day furlough at home.
JAN. 17-1«
He left Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Sid Youngblood
turned their car over on the creek
crossing on the Black Butte road
near London store. Wednesday
night of last week Their front
wheel hit a wash-out hole from
the recent high water when pass-
Jimmy W a k e 1 e y.
ing another car. No one was
White, Jack Ingram
jured.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilham are
driving a car again.
An unidentified car plunged
the road and turned upside down
in the J. E. Ban ton field Saturday
night with considerable damage
to the car. No one was injured.
Cartoon, news.
Mrs. Lissie Small is reported to
be ill.
Harley and Audrey Brown,
Saturday Night and Sunday
former residents, have moved from
Tillamook to Cottage Grove, hav
ing been transferred by the Mt.
States Power Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Patten were
in London Sunday from Spring
field and visited their daughter,
Mrs. Arlie Sugg and family at
Black Butte camp.
ALSO
Lynch Currin has reshingled his
garage.
FOOD SALE!
“The Woman On
The Beach
Count on Safeway for savings that count! This big mid winter,
store-wide food sale brings you outstanding opportunities to re-
stock your pantry at money-saving prices. Canned goods, package
“Great
Expectations’
Lima Beam
Sliced Beets
Diced Beet»
Diced Carrot» •***
Choice Seedless Raisins
**• 5c
3 A* 25c
Sno-White Salt
Baking Soda
Diane
Baking Powder C,M~ M
9c
Baking Powder c«'—'
“• 25c
Sugar
'•» *H ||c
Beet Sugar
*» 95c
$2.37
Pure Cane Sugar
n ,k
$2.39
Cake Flour
’X * ri» 42c
Cake Flour 5^,‘
’*,k A» 42c
Bisquick M
Buckwheat Flour
Corn Meal
Corn Meal
I “The Crimson Key"
A» 49c
35«
** 43c
Mr-
Kitchen Craft Flour
Kitchen Craft Flour
Gold Medal Flour
$1.15
$2.39
$1.15
Peanut Butter
Strained Honey T- ’
Strained Honey
Creamed Honey
Log Cabin Syrup
Syrup
Son of Zorro
for a /»ally
UK cert fui Pi»'
JCw
Apricot Preserves
Apricot Preserves
Boytenberry Pre».i4W’ 0,1 *
Loganberry Pre,.
Oat 1»
Strawberry Pre«.
'•
Orange Marmalade
11 *
I*
im
I"
>
29c
29c
39c
15c
a. 1... ।
Potato Salad
’*«• k* 15e
Brown Bread * ••*’-
Pork & Bean»Cw* *
’*—2lc
a* r/»» 19C
Pork & Bean» r° c***
Chicken Tamale»
Vegetable Ravioli
Spaghetti
••• 15c
’— «• 11c
35C
29 c
43 c
"* 9c
|5c
“ “• 83c
** "• 55c
«4. 3?c
•*• 25c
i«^w jgc
Vienna Sau»age>
b^T
I Be
Prem Lunch Meat *’*' u« «. 49c
Corn Beef Hash
”• 1 • 29c
Lunch Meat
",a
47c
49c
59c
oc
Apricot» r*
Maraschino
Kadota Figi
Fruit Cocktail M-~
Fancy Grapefruit
Broken Grapefruit
Seidl»:» Grape»
Peach»»
° M
ri. -
’
’
M- t «•
v/,<
3gc
|9c
I 7c
|9c
29e
Allen's Applesauce
N». 2$i 4 A
can
IU
Sweet Potatoes t,,'M
««• 15C
Sweet Potatoe» ,*,iw **"* “• 23c
Sweet Potatoe» ”• rh | Sc
Columbia Sauerkraut "•
lie
Spinach
n * H4
] 7
Tomatoe»“* 21c
Tomato«» **»*"» ••
a* *6 “ 23c
n *
Tomatoe»
Prun» Juic» ”•*’*
Appi» Juic»
r'w
V8 Juic» rM ,,Ä 13c
Tomato Juic»
Tomato Juic»
Tomato Juic»
e”
»«.25 c
Vegetable» Un”
a* »> - 20c
Baby Food» a-—”’*«* 2 —• 15c
Beef Gravy
Fricasiee Chicken
Beef Stew
**"•' •
Vegetable Stew
Veal Loaf
^^r''
Pig'» Feet
39C
Baby Lima Bean» c•'',
Great Northern Bean» Mb pH
Hb p H
Small White Bean»
White Rice
u*» «
m » .h
White Rice
f**''
Hb
Long Grain Rice
gm pl*
Tenderoni
r”
ah
Baby Food»
1 lb. 19c
uv
Moonbeam Pumpkin
JÇc
Ook IB J*r 13
FINE
Idaho Red Beans
h . mi
Ilw UMI*
I1-« UM.
Shody
Hard Candies
|C
9
Kernel Corn
Nw 1 j |
White Hominy ***• kw— a. n) « ।
Okra
'a- k^a
a. «... 17
Plum Preserves
Condensed Milk
**
Evaporated Milk M*r'
Sunnybank Margarine
Margarine
0,'‘M
,k 41c
Swift Lard
37c ** $1.3$
ULTRA
g »« w ,*<4— y«.
Sliced Peaches
Kernel Corn c*~*r *—• * *• ’ 18
Cream Corn
’ 17
Cream Corn
•*
1 w 15
** •*
• *
’ » “•
••
Peanut Butter
2 25c
"" 25c
" 13c
lk 41c
West Of
The Alamo
‘West Of
The Alamo
FANCY PEAS
extra supplies of your favorites at this Mid-Winter Food Sale
15c
2
Citrus Sale Event!
Valaat ia Canari Jatear
ItATURfO NOW!
Grapefruit Juic
Gardenside Peas
Grapefruit Juic
Grapefruit Juic
ir~a o m
Blended Jui
Blended Ju
|&c
Fig Bart *** **-* * ' »■ A* S3r
Vaniila Wafer» rn,'r ’,-n *-
15c
Una o o.w n . r
fall O C.W H. J u
Raitih Bread
1 *
Soda Cracker»
Soda Cracker»
Graham Cracker»
25 c
a «
47c
26c
, lk49c
Graham Cracker»
Wheat Thin» *•*'«•
vN 25c
’lk 49c
Graham Cracker»
Ritz Cracker»
Cheez-it Jr. Cracker»
•*
30c
17c
Miscellaneou* Valuti
Nob Hill Coffe» 1 lk
45c ’ k
Airway Coffa» 'lk
43c ’*
Hill» & M.J.B. Coffe» ' *
Tea Bag» c««'-'*”» * >>•»
45c '•
Red Hill Catsup
Tomato Sauce
Kraft Dinner
“
Prices effective Jan. 16th through 19th
We reserve the right to limit quantities — No sales to dealers
4-H Mothers Club Elects Officers
‘Kenny Delmar, Una Merkel June
.Lockhart, Douglas Dumbrille.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY, JAN. 19-20-31
JAN. 22-23
CLOSED
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Mohicans
etum engagement of one of the
■ (standing pictutes of the past
>ith Randolph Scott and Binnie
Barn«*.
London 4-H Mothers club met
at the club house Jan. 7, with their
first meeting of the new year.
Due to the recent high waler
conditions, only ten members
turned out. Dean Kelly and Don
Ewing fixed planks over the flood
ed club-house yard.
The meeting was brought to
order
vice-president Mabel
Earnes. Reports on bills paid were
given by secretary-treasurer La-
wana Sugg and dues for the com
ing year were paid by the mem
bers present. A report from the
flower committee, Gladys Kelly,
was that a plant was sent to Doro
thy McKay who was ill and hos
pitalized Christmas Eve.
Election of officers by secret
ballot was held with Marie Stein
elected as president for the coming
year, Gladys Kelly, vice-president,
and Lawana Sugg, re-elected as
secretary-treasurer. Gladys Kelly
was reappointed to serve as flower
committee.
Serving the covered dish lunch-
eon at noon and acting as house-
keepers for the day were Esther
Hanlon and May Anderson
SAHWAy GUARAHJUD MfATS
rxesH fgnus s vigitabus
Every cut is guaranteed tender, juicy, delicious
Beef Pot Boasts u U
Priced by the pound to assure you of full value!
lb. 49
lb. 55*
FANCY TABLE GRAPES
Tender, Juicy Blade Cuts. Lots of good eating meat for your money.
Values In Smoked Meats!
Beef Short Rib» G,wi*
lb
HAMS
Fresh Ground Beef
lb
Wiîion brand.
Half or WMI
Pork Loin Roatit
Pork Loin Chop»
PICNICS
FRYERS
RaHt—Stack Hawk
SbeH thanktl
ROASTERS
BACON
6y th» Pi*«».
Sliced BACON
Fricassee Fowl
lb.691
*»4 <•#
c»#i
lb
lb
lb
for fka oraa
too*
lb
lb
Salmon Sreaks lb. 69c
Halibut Steaks lb. 59c
Freth Oyster* Pint 59c
YCTJ CAN HELP US KEEP
SAFEJAY’S PRICES THE
LOJEST IN TOWN'
45c
Our IdM of the right price la th»
loweet price In town, rim we give
euitomer« the benefit of our efficient
way nt doing buelneu bv pricing
everything at the loweat point which
will yield a fair profit. Then we alao
meet the price* of every competitor.
Item by item. d*y by day. You can
help yourself by helping u*—just do
this:
If you (a. on ll»m odrartit.d In ahis fawn
it a prie, law*. than SaGwa/i, pl*o.*
wing o copy of th* ad to out n*ar*.l Hat*.
Swift * Premium,
«tr* flevorfvll
Be sure... shop SAFEWAY
R*d Emptror«—5v*»t, fr*ih
Desert Grapefruit
•«« 2 6BHk,,b«’ i'.39
Comice PEARS
R*lr*thinel
far Boi $0.00
CAULIFLOWER
Eitr* Nic» H»«di.
PARSNIPS
Gravar.
Consumar
SALE
Now In
Fraçrtii
Loc*lly grown— Garman fr»rk
TURNIPS
Na t»pi to buy
rratk!
[lira
/•«cy 4
fancy
fackaA
MD
ROMES
Li
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WINE. Lb.
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