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Ledon Holds
Gonclave
Mi. Angel Post Plans
Incorporation;
Dance Slated -
Mi;! ANGELrr-Mt. Angel Le
gion Auxiliary ' sponsored a na
tional defense program at the Me
morial Hall Tuesday night lor a
:joint fathering of the post and
jinit and guests. Regular business
meetings were held previously, in
separate meeting rooms. Dr. E. J
Corcoran was . the featured speak
er talking on ."National Defense
Other numbers included "God
TtlMs America." Dick. Sible: "Put
Your Arms Around Me, Honey,"
little iBetty , Norton; "Your Flag
and My. Flag," Dorothy Prosser;
vocal duet, "I Am an American,"
June Ann and Flodine Lucht. The
last number consisted of - moving
pictures of world events of 1940
and two films of local scenes,
shown by Alois Kebet, local men
tion picture camera enthusiast.
At the auxiliary business session
a report . on the Marion county
council, held at Silverton Felirvi
ary 14, was given. It was noted
that the council advocated a con
test on: the flag. code. The unit de
cided to take the matter up with
the teachers of the local grade
school to see if a contest would
be advisable.
Announcement was made that
Mrs ilerton White, wife of a past
commander of the Mt. Angel post,
- had donated a silver platter to the
unit to use as it saw fit.
. The; auxiliary quilt, the blocks
for which were .donated by Mrs.
Theresa Uselaman, has been com
' pletedj and will be awarded to the
winnejr at the Legion dance Fri
day night, February 21.
Special guests of the auxiliary
yvere Mrs. Laverne Norton, Mrs.
J. L. Meek and Mrs. James Four
nler. j j .
Brazier Small of Salem, district
No. 2 j commander, addressed Le
gionnaires on national defense and
explained the questionnaire which
all Legionnaires are being asked
to answer.
Other guests were Ray Stumbo,
commander of Captal ipost Salem,
and Arthur Johnson, a past com
mander. -
Thej post agreed definitely to
become incorporated. It was also
added to put up a bulletin board
at the 'Memorial hall on which any
information of interest to . mem
bers will be posted
hooM of her sdster, Mrs. Cora
Scott. She is convalescing from a
heart attack- : : - !, ' .
Mr. and : Mrs. Clifford Thomas
have returned to their home at .
Ashland following a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, S; M. Endl
cott Endicott has been seriously
ill for over a month, but is re
ported to be some improved this
week.
Cecil Wickline of Warrenton is
staying at the Methodist parson
age with Rev. and Mrs. John
Mitchell. All three are students
at Willamette university.
- Mr. and Mrs. William Siegmund
of Salem' and Louis Barzee of
Portland were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Robertson.
Weekend guests at ' the H. R.
Peetz .home were Gideon Alexan
der and his son Raymond of
Portland. ! former residents of
Turner. i
Fox Valley News
SirTea
IsGiven
Middle Groye Mission :
Society Conducts ? ..
Meeting u !
MOLALLA With reference to
the Collins-Ostrander Logging
company strike, a delegation from
the Molalla CIO union met at
Portland Wednesday with a com
mittee of Columbia bain loggers
at which time Collins and the
union each presented its side of
the dispute, now in its second
week here.
- After conference the employers'
committee made a proposition to
the delegation from the Molalla
union of .03 and .06 per thousand
board feet in addition to what
the men have been receiving and
withdrew the former offer of ,02
and .04 and the .04 and .03 offer.
-Also - Collins -' company agreed
to put in a new. company repre
sentative who. would check the
scaling of the logs and if, In the
opinion of the representative, the
work ; Is ; impracticable . at the
scale price, then the men would
be put on a wage for that particu
lar piece or section, these wages
to be $8.80 or $7.00 per day, union
scale.
These propositions will be voted
upon Friday night at a union
meeting called here at that time.
Amateur Contest Set
..UNIONVALE Unlonvale com
munity club February meeting
Friday night will be an amateur
contest open to outside competi
Penny
GiftsMade
'MIDDLE. 6 ROVE The Febru
ary meeting, of the Woman's Mis
sionary society was , held at the
Fred Scharf home. Self-denial and
Lincoln penny offerings were re
ceived. Vera Bassett conducted devo
tional services "which included
group singing and a solo by Gene
vieve Scharf. . 4 .
Prayer cycle for missionaries
whose birthdays occurred in Feb
ruary, was led by Esther Van
Laanen' and lesson study on Chi
na was conducted by Mary W amp
ler. .
Gifts were brought lor a special
welfare project. A social hour
carried out in serving of refresh
ments. ... r ' -'Ws'-.'
Present were vMesdames Kate
Scharf, Mary Herndon, Lena Bart
ruff, Mary W ampler, Esther Van
Laanen, Vera Bassett, - Gladys
Cage, Beatrice Fisher, "Lydia
Scharf, Anna Hammer and the
hostesses, Irene Scharf. and Gene
vieve Scharf. . : .
Oklahoma Trip
Completed :
AUBURN Mrs. Ben H. Hawk
ins has returned from a six week's
trip, having visited Mr. and Mrs.
Richard De Villiers (Jean Hawk
ins) and daughter Betty Jean, in
Oklahoma City, and ' friends and
relatives In California.
Betty Jean De Villiers was born
December SO. Rev. De Villiers is
pastor of "" the Agnew avenue
Christian church in Oklahoma
Surbrise Held
At Aumsville
-n FOX VALLEY Mrs.. Mae Wil
liams, who has been in poor health
for sjme time, was able to go
home! with her daughter to Kelso
this Week, where she will remain
for a time.
Mr. t and Mrs. Clyde Lewis and '
daughter Beulah and son Ken
neth of Lyons, and Fred Vaughn
and hjs mother of Silverton were !
Sunday guests at the Arthur j
Vaughn' home., " ;
Foxj Valley Girls 4H Sewing
club met at the home of Mrs. Or
ville Downing Monday afternoon
with iModena Downing as host
ess. Those present were Halley
Stevens, Betty Bassett, Phyllis
Worden, Waunita" and Modena
Downing, and Mrs. Downing, club
leader.
Mr.l and Mrs. Leonard Crisman
of Dorena, Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Humphreys and children Betty
and Leland of Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Johnston of Fox Val
ley,, were Sunday, visitors at J. H,
Johnston's.
. MrJ and Mrs. Francis Jungwirth
and baby Janice were Sublimity
Visitors Sunday.
Turner News
TURNER Mrs. Leo Klokstad
entertained with a party Sunday
afternoon honoring her daughter
Erlyn on her 12th irthday anni
versary. ' :'.v
Mrs. C. A. Bones spent Monday
in Salem visiting with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gordon - Flemming of
Olympia, Washw who is ill at the
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New Red Chief :
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- ; General G. K. Zhu&e?
. General G. K. Zbukov, " above, Is
- the; new chief of the Russian
- army. Zhukev, former commander
tt the. Kiev military , district,
borders the Balkans, sue
gee.vls CxerJ K, A. Maxetiko.
folowed with the Valentine motif City.
- AUMSVILLE AI B. Ham was
surprised recently ' when relatives
and friends came to his home to
celebrate his birthday. The party
was aranged by his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Spellbrink of; Molalla.
A midnight luncheon was served
by Mrs. Spellbrink to Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Ham, Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam' Forgey, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Spellbrink and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Spellbrink.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strunk
and soons Howard and Folmer,
spent Sunday at Vancouver, Wash.,
visiting Mr- and Mrs. F. S. The
lan. "-
SvDglo News
-1 S WZG LE Clayton Dalke, son
ofMrr and Mrs. 31."- Dalke, was
home from Camp Murray over
the weekend. He hps just received
a promotion from corporal to
sergeant and will how live at the
barracks. f J
j Virgil Barnett b a new pupil
ir the seventh grade at school,
his parents moving from Joseph
ine county to the Latennan prop
erty on East Turner road. f
Friends of Mrs. Ella Brown are
glad to know she; can leave her
home now after an illness of ovier
two months. j j
Ray Blanchard and his father
hive both been on the sick list this
past week. V
Mrs. Dalke was; a guest at the
home of a cousin in Portland
past week.
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Picnic
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Asparagus
Sunkist Mary Washington
All Green
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Asparagus
190
...... 330
Sunkist Mixed
Buffet
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Salad Vegetables
2 for 150
.. 2 for 250
Sunkist Coffee
l-lh. Can. 23c
2-lb. Can ..... 43 C
Sunkist
Fruit Cocktail
Bnffel Can 3 for 25 C
No. 1 Can
No.. 2 Can
No. 2H Can.
15c
.17c
.23c
Sunkist
Fruits for Salad
Buffet Tin 10c
No. 1 Can
No. 2 Can.....
No. 2H Can
17e
.....22c
.....27c
Sunkist
Kadota Figs
Buffet Can 10c
No. 1 Can
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Snnkisl Apricots
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Buffet Can, 3 for 29 c
No. 2 Can 15c
No. ZH Can 25c
SunkisI. Apricots
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Sunkist Pineapple
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Sunkist Pineapple
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No. 2H Can.
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President Grapefruit
Ho. 2 Can . . . 10c
; j SunkisI Pineapple
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No. 2i Can.
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-20c
Sunkist Pineapple
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Edict Can . . . 5c
No; 21 1
No. 2U Can.
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Beally sunshine in the can Sunkist Foods brings you the finest, most wholesome, and
economical foods modern canners can produce. Save your Sunkist Labels! They loo are
valuable!
Balling Ponder
Irape Juice
25-oz. Can
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Welch's, 1 Quart and
1 Pint, Both for
Margarine FrcsLt-
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TODAY
mm.m . aiuriH OILS "
ONI WITH IACN MCKAtl OF
Allsweet
VIStTASLl
CHEESE, Brookfield, Ameri
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Per pkg. 9
ARMOUR'S MILK
4 tall cans
STRJNGLESS BEANS Double
Luck, No. 2 cans At
4 cans
GOLDEN CORN,
Standard, 3 cans ...
SARDINES, Sea Pride Calif.
No. 1 tall cans. Tomato or
mustard sauce, S of
these large cans
SUNSHINE WHEAT TOAST
WAFERS, H C
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SUNSHINE Krlspjr
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PEANUT BUTTER
35c
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4 for 25c
2 lbs. 23c
Tissue
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17 ax Paper
Tomatoes
for
125-Foot Rolls. Regular 15c Special
No. 21 )
Size Cans u for
Spencer's Extra Standard. 4 cans 29c
as
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CRISCO or SPBY
AKERY DEPARTMENT
Our Bakery Dept. the Housewife Delight
A Big Delicious
Chocolaie pe Cake . 490
Cherry Caramel Topped Cake
Ringed with cherries and butterscotch. I A
Buy the big one for
Cherry Nut Loaf Cake . . . 19 c
Cherry Pies 25 C
Cherry Turnovers 3 for 10 C
rtflT f C ''kr nouse. Hard Rolls. 4 r
UUIaljd Batter Rolls, doxea IDC
BUr Fresh Loaves of
Golden Crust Bread, 3 for 25 C
Big Loaves Sliced . . . 10c
Sandwich Loaves . . 12 C
French Bread 2 loaves 15 C
Corn Bread, loaf . . . 10 c
And of course those, delicious DOUGHNUTS
that you know are fresh. See them . Q
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3 pound can 390 - Limit
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Carrots
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Generosts slse
ban.
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Hew Peas T"4" l'n 2
lbs.
14c
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New Calif. Asparagus 29 C
hn.!4C
TENDER GREEN ONIONS and
CRISP NEW RADISHES ....
New Potatoes . ,
Hew Cabbage, lb. . . . .
r1avw KPT crunchy, plomy stalks
ueiery bunch -
Rhubarb Nicel, colored
Nice Artichokes .
3
4 lbs. 19c
15c
3ibo:19c
',.!- 5 c
Iceberg Lettuce, big size , . 10 C
Smaller Heads, t f or 15o
We have 100 cases of exceptionally nice
ORANGES we will seU as Ions as thej last
at this red hot special ...
50 Oranges for Only 39c
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Sunldsi Sardines
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Oral Tin JL JL C
Sunldsf Spinach
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170
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2Vi Can
Suniist Early Garden Green
lama Beans
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Picnic Tin ... . 10c
No. 393 Tin... 13 C
No.2Tin 15c
Sunldsi Tom aloes
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Solid
No. 1 Tin
No.2i Tin... 15c
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Sunldsi Sauerkraut
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Sunkist Peas b. Carrots
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Sunldsf Peas
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