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Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Sdcxxv Oregon, Friday Morning. February 7. 1SI1
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YZoodburn Hits
Pin Machines
Proposed Bill : Is Tabled
Prohibitive Fee to
Be Levied n
" WOODBURN At the city coun
il meeting Tuesday night it was
voted to table the proposed ord
inance which would hare licensed
Spin ball j machines operating In
Wood barn. Should persons oper
ate machines, the ordinance will
e taken off the table and amend
d.to make the license fee so high
as to be prohibitive, and passed,
Action of the council was unanim
ous. Petitions objecting to the pin
all machines, had been signed
fey 266 persons and presented to
the council.
Mayor Harold Austin : has ap
pointed Floyd Maricle special
police, officer to relieve City Mar
shal Del Conyer one night each
Week. Maricle replaces Bob Smith,
who has moved to Portland.
- The matter of improving Hard
castle avenue was again brought
p. Figures were submitted by
Engineer Stewart, who had been
hired by the city for this purpose.
He estimated the proposed im
provement would cost 75 cents a
Tunning foot. This cost was much
tiigher than previously announced j
and the question was referred
back to the Hardcastle ; avenue
owners. .. -
West Salem News
r WEST SALEM Mr. "and ?Mr
William Stolk and daughters made
a trip. to Portland Saturday, :?;.
. Captain Charles Unruh of Camp
Clatsop, spent tne week-end here.
Mrs. Unruh, who had been visit
ing here for several .weeks, re
turned to Seaside with her hus
band Sunday.
Frank LIghtfoot, owner of the
Puritan grocery store, left for a
vacation last week to northwest
ern Oregon. ' ;
The Fred Cutter family and
Lauretta Lemon went to Albany
Saturday, returning the same day
- Donald Kuhn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Kuhn, .visited over
the weekend at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Deyoe, near Dayton.
Larry -Wallace of Camp Murray,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
L. T, Wallace, over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Loa. Anderson of
Vancouver, spent the weekend at
the Oliver Sargent home.
Eola Community
Club Holds Meet
School Reports 4 H Clubs
Busy With Projects;
t Men Are Hosts
Lincoln
Set for
Banquet
Albany
ALBANY Lineoln day will be
observed in Albany this year and
flans are under way for a ban
quet at 6:30 on Wednesday night
February 12. No banquet was
held in 194 0 for the first time in
many years.
Dr. Donald Erb, president of the
University of Oregon will be
Vuest speaker, and will be intro
duced by Willard L. Marks, presi
dent of the state board of high
er education and an ex-state sena
tor. Mrs. Hazel Pague, Scio, member
of the general committee, and pub
licity chairman, is arranging the
program. Justin A. Miller will be
In charge of musical numbers;
Deo McClain and Mrs. Walter
Kropp are in charge of the ticket
ales; members of Pro-America
chapter are making arrangements
for the banquet, and R. W. Tripp
and Walter Kropp are assisting
generally.
Tickets have been placed with
all committee men and women
throughout the county and more
than 150 persons are expected to
be present this year.
Health Work Gets
4H Club Support
VICTOR POINT At. the last
meeting of the Victor Point Par
ent-Teacher association, Mrs. Paul
Jaqueti Sadie Roth and Marion
Miller were appointed to represent
the group in cooperating with the
4H Health club in carrying out a
acboolnouse and grounds improve
ment plan acocrding to the county
health program.
eDruary committees are pro
gram. Miss Roth, Elmer Lorence,
Mrs. W. F. Krenz; lunch, Mrs. C.
C. Jones, Mrs. Marion Miller, Mrs.
Elmer Lorence; visiting, Mrs. Paul
Jaqueti Mrs. Arthur Qualey and
Mrs. George Morris. x
Taking part In the program
were Miss Roth, Laurel Krenz,
Vlvlenne Lucille and Donald
. Jaquetj Jean Jimmie Wesley and
Merlin Darby, Annis and Dale Mil
ler and Duane Morris.
Molalla Buckeroo
j Budget Approved
MOLALLA At the Tuesday
night meeting of the. Molalla
Buckeroo association the budget
T approximately $10,000 was ap
proved j and prize money for the
three-day show to go to the cow
boys was raised $270, making a
total of $2400.
A contract has been' received
from Buff Brady, jr., one of the
outstanding trick riders in the
rodeo j business. Brady started
with bis father at the age of 14
years, juts father being the out
standing trick rider of his time,
j Ground is being broken for the
construction of a new building on
Main street adjoining the bank
building on the east on property
owned jby Dr. E. R. Todd. .The
building Is to be one-story of tiled
construction, trimmed with glass
ftricks. j
EOLA The regular meeting of
the Eola Community club will be
Friday, night at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Leslie Streit is program chairman
and hosts are Messrs. Brunk, De
Lapp and Bliven-
The Busy Bee 4H Cooking club
held a party at the home of Mrs.
Lautenschlager last week. The
second year class entertained the
first year girls. Loren Streit was
invited in to entertain with his
accordian.
A 4H livestock club has been
organized with Leslie Stolit as
leader. Officers elected are presi
dent, David De Lapp; vice-presi
dent, Roger Lang; secretary,
Doris Hall. Other members are
Billy Lang, Jack Franz, Loren
Streit and Jimmie Alexander.
The Eola Health club is study
ing parliamentary law. Several
committees were appointed at the
last meeting to plan a Valentine
party.
Boys of the upper grades have
organized a wood-working club
Officers are -Bobby Cook, David
DeLapp and Raymond Elliott.
Members are Jimmie Alexander,
Gordon Nyberg, Loren Streit, Rog
er Lang, Clarence Lautenschlag
er and Jack Franz.
Albany-Bend Gets
New Bus Service
aldain x uperations of a
stage line between Albany and
Bend will be started around the
middle of the month, when Ken
neth Bloom will extend bis present
stage run from Sweet Home to
Bend. The new line was author
ized by a public service commis
sion order which approved theap-
pucation or. Bloom made follow
ing a hearing held at Sweet Home
around two months ago.
The schedule for which tenta
tive plans have been made, calls
for one round trip daily between
Bend and Albany. The run will
require approximately three hours
and 4 5 minutes.
Bloom has already acquired the
new equipment necessary for the
extension of the line.
Mt. Angel Names
College Delegates
MT. ANGEL Two deleeaten
will report Mt. Angel normal
school and college at the annual
convention of Oregon student
leaders and editors, February 13
and 14 at McMinnville. Local
representative will be Gale Storm.
St. Helens, student body presi
dent, and Lavon McDougall, Salt
Lake, a member of the student
council and associate editor of the
campus publication, The Abiqua.
unrield college is the host
school this year. Bill Wiese, Ore
gon College of Education, Mon
mouth, is president of the student
leaders association.
Telegram Informs
Of Mother's Death
UNbNVALE Mrs. John
Church; received a telegram an
nouncing the death of her mother,
Mrs. Ej.-F. Mlnnkk, 86, at her
home at Chilhowie, Va., January
to. She Is survived by her hus
and. who will be 87 March 20,
nd by; seven children. Mrs. Min
alck would have been $7 May
14. Vj- a
. An amateur program, -with
prizes for winners, will beT held
at the Unionvale Community club
meeting February 21. A nominal
admission fee will be charged,
Cookery Has
12 on Club Rolls
UNION HILL The Union Hill
school has started a camp cookery
elub with . 12 members ' and a
health flub with 14 members. Ma
bell Towe is leader of both clubs.
Children having a perfect grade
fn spelling for the last week are
llarjorie Tate, Leonard Seeley,
Donald i Peters,' Bertha Morley,
ratrica Heater, Edna Morley,
Charles Morley, Hilda Rosenbalm,
flollin ! Heater, Guy Scott, ' Ann
Louise Heater and R. V. Hichcoet.
Club Compliments
Fairview Member
buvek The Fairview Wo
man s club met recently with Mrs.
erd Rutschman to compliment!
Mrs. Steve Benedict with a lovely j
pink and blue shower. Games in
seeping wun tne occasion were
conducted and gifts opened and
passed among the guests.
Present were Mrs. Ed Lehman,
Mrs. M. Lehman, Mrs. Ed Fielsch-
man, Mrs. S. Benedict, Mrs. John
Crippen, Miss Jean Crippen, Mrs.
A.' Linegar, Mrs. Ed Rutschman,
Mrs. Sam Suver, Mrs. Jack Green,
Mrs. George Amort, Mrs. E. John
son, Margaretha Rutschman, Mrs. j
John Heffley and the hostess.
Valentine Motif
Is Party Theme
SUVER Mrs. Melvln - Elkins
was hostess , to the Saturday
Luncheon club Saturday at her
home. Guests were seated around
a . beautifully decorated table In
keeping with : Valentine day. Pi
nochle was played during the af
ternoon with Mrs. John Heffley
having high' score.
Present were Juanita Ramey,
Doris Dannen, Emma Benedict.
Opal Kester, Dorothy Haffley,
Mildred Kester, Geraldine Flick
Inger and Laveta Suver. Mrs. El
kins parents from Salem were also
present, her mother having visit
ed, there since Wednesday. -
Attend Land Meeting
FOX VALLEY -A. D. Scott. Mr.
Bowes. Orvllle Downing and Jack
Johnston, representatives of the
logged off land board, attended a
meeting In Albany Tuesday. J. E.
Jungwirth, another representative,
was unable to attend. -
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BUSICIC niiDRETS
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are sparing no effort lo nalre il easier lo do
your food shopping and lo set a teller iaLIe
al less cost lo yon. Shop Kingwccd, Ilarion
Sireel or Court Slreei market for heller
things io eat for less. Four free deliveries
daily. If you have food slampsour trained
delivery boys will lake then at your hone
the same as other C.O.D. orders. Busick's
for Savings and Service!
Brookfield Cheese
Three Varieties in 2-Ib- Loaves
American, Tfntaseor Brick, 2-lb. Loaves
Choice of These Three Popular Varieties
2-lb.
Loaf
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47
New Fresh Green Peas and
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Young New Poiaioes
290
You Get 2 Pounds of Each
for Only
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Valenline
Chocolate Candy
Beautiful Red Heart-Shaped Box
Regular Price 29c
Friday and Saturday
Special
Chocolate
Covered
tFridayt
Saturday
Ilcnday
v SME SIEII!S?:!JlBELSfi
Save AU Sunkist Labels. Tlfey Have a" Cash , Value
- r and You Jlay Win a Prize!
1 ll Mil''''
or j -0) .
mm
The Vitamin Filled
Spread
2, (Da.
2 IBs. 35 c
Oranges
Cherries 200 FIour $J 29
and at This Price II
You'll Want
of Them
Yeah, for Only
490
Freshly Made
Margarine
Sunkist foods cost you less than many other canned
food not so good. Ask how yon may win a prize in
addition to getting cash for all Sunkist Labels.
Ilib Hoasi !
H r Swift Premlam
beautiful 7 marbled beef.
Blae ribbon . quality Stand
tog Rib Roast. More- real
food value and real treat.
350 lb. i
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Armour's WTiite Cloud br-Vegetole 1
Shorlening 4c!330
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3 lbs. 260
Elilli
Armour's
3 cans 70
lunhisS Lemons
lie
Per
Dozen
Oh, yes! Don't forget to save your
Sunkist Canned Food Labels.-They're
the same as cash to you. Getting back
to Lemons well, you get a dozen of
these big juicy lemons for only 17c.
You've been paying two bits for 'em.
Spread Cheese
Here's a new Spread Cheese. Packed to:
sell at 10c per package.! Two varieties:
American or Pimientof At these mar-;
kets Friday, Saturday and Monday you
can buy either or both of these popular:
varieties at only 5e per package.
Large Fresh
Artichokes
for
150
Galavos Nice ones 50
Big Meaty Stalks, Rich Red
Rhubarb 2 . 50
Nice Big Ripe
Oranges Juice aav doz. 0
Nice
Grapefruit 6 -150
Sunkist Golden Sweet
Corn 303 size cans 3 for 290
Sunkist Cut Stringless
Beans size J... 2 for 190
Here's Another Trade Builder!
Duller Creamery, Pound 300
Old Hone Style
mmmm,
Fresh frozen cherry pies, Har
vest Time pumpkin pie and of
course the ever popular apple
pies. ChoW 1
Heinz
Baby Foods 4250
A large number of varieties including
beef and liver
Heinz
Junior Foods 3 cans 6iw w
1001b.
(3 n ?aiTOca
ill 3ftbhh
selling regularly at 65c per dozen but
as long as this lot lasts you get them at
Doz.
Golden Crust Bread
Big Loaves Unsliced
for
Golden Crust Bread
" Big LoaTes, Sliced
3 for 29c
Bye Bread, loaf . 10 C
French Bread 2 for 15c
Polaio Bread . 10c
Corn Bread . . . 10c
nheal Dread, Ige 10c
Sugar Ss: 0..460 ' L '
Sausage ?2 f.r 170
Kellogg's ' ' f .; r
Corn Rakes 2150 TfisnpnanpHo lft4
With one punch-out book of animals free. llTUe & Cipur . 0 rolls JL&Q
Pork & Beans 4 250 tS. ! jsli
Armour's ; '
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DevaedI.Ieal3sriO0 Olchen Towels 3roa,I9c
Snowflake , !" ; i ;
SUGAR iQM1). s,tk $4.59 PUJEAPPli JUlM f
Armour's
Snnkisl Tbm&Io Juice I
Corned Bee! 2 370 46-oz. can , .1 . . JL90
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coupon
Snnlnsi
Drip or
Regular
Lady Baltimore Gahes JIEIfE
fir... 4(
Angel Food Cakes, Ige 390
(evils Food Cake . .
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Cream Puffs . . 6 for 2150
Elaple Bars, dozen . .150
IJUTTEU ROLLS, PARKER HOUSE W J.
ROLLS, ckoicc, dozm - i 50
Horns . . 3 for 100
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Eat Them Like Cake - 4 Kinds
Per
Dozen
These balrlry goods are
all made tighl here al
none aid ihey're Fresh.
Pure Cleai and Whole-
sone.
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