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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1941)
Th9 OfiEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 12, 1841 PAG CLEVCt .a.--: ...... ; . Fire Caused By Tractor NimrocU Come Home With.1 Salmon From Trip to Alsea TURNER The fire department was 'called out to thef -M. A. Hill farm south of Turner ; Wednesday afternoon where a backfiring tractor had ignited gas and oil that had leaked onto the ground where the tractor had been parked under a machine shed. Flames leaping to the shed roof were quickly smothered by Hill before the fire truck arrived. Hill scraped dirt ; from the earthen floor of the shed and threw It on the base of the flames. Fire men arriving at the Hill home ex pressed appreciation " of his quick action as nearby was stored a barrel of gasoline and had it ex ploded it would have endangered the residence and other farm buildings. There was no loss to the tractor or machine shed. Heard Report 0 After a short business meeting the regular . drill period was given over to work on the station Tuesday. Several of the firemen wielding hammers and saws, con structed the large front door, which is to be hung on rollers on a track. The stairs leading to the upper floor will be completed soon. At the meeting several bills were allowed and routine business transacted. A fishing trip .to the Alsea over Sunday netted three Turner fish ermen live saunon, we largest, a chinook weighing 27 pounds, came to the hook of Archie Rankin, Turner rural earner. Balance of the catch were silversides with Rankin getting one Mervin Pear son two and Homer Haggard one. Accompanying her husband on the trip, Mrs. Haggard spent the day at Waldport and other ' beach points. . : - Mrs. Elepha Bond left Tuesday for an extended visit at Berkeley, cant, with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Bond and Suzanne. She expects to remain until after the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Anna Farris has just re turned from- a several weeks visit in Monmouth with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McLaughlin, and at Wrenn with her son, Ray Farris and family. Sunday Mrs. Farris plans a trip to Portland, where she will be the guest of her son, Chris Farris, and Mrs. Laurence Frost and soa Wife of the commander of the U. 8. destroyer Greer which was at tacked by a submarine in the At lantic, Mrs. .- Laurence " Frost, shown above with her son, Laur ence .Walker Frost, was listening to the radio in her Washington, D. home when she was startled with the news that her husband's ship had been attacked. Party Given on Anniversary SILVERTON In observance of his 70th birthday anniversary, Mrs. Richard F. Larson enter tained for her husband at dinner Sunday. ' Present were Mr. and Mrs, Walter C. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. L.-M. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson, Mrs. Miles Tobias, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson and Jeanne and Gerry, all of Silverton, and Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Larson, and Richard and L. Tobias, Oregon City. Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Lima, Mrs, S. H. Lima and Connie Brown, all of Montevideo, Minn., have leas ed the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson on Coolidge street The Johnsons will leave soon for his army appointment. Dr. Lima, a maternal uncle of Margaret Wormdahl, is retired. Street Work Considered Property Holders Vote for Iprovement; Part WPA Funds SILVERTON Property' hold ers on South, Third and North First streets gathered Tuesday at the city hall to discuss the . im provement of these two streets. !' The; meeting was . called by City Manager. E. KBurton to ascertain the wishes of the residents in re gard to the type of improvement desired. With the exception of one person present the group ' ex pressed wishes I for concrete as originally planned. A. J. Titus I voted against the improvement 1 The improvement is covered by a $23,634 WPA project, of which the property holders will bear $11,626. Indications were that the project would get under way by mid-October and that . approxi mately 35 men would be employed. Attending the meeting . besides Manager Burton were Mayor and Mrs. Reber . Allen and Norris Ames, representing the Ames es tate, Rev. Edward Terry. Edwin Hamre, Olga Johnson, Grace Star ret, I. L. Stewart Ralph Larson, A. J., Titus, C. A. Hande, sr., E. I. Charlesworth, S. M. McClung, Mrs Mary Jones. Howard Loe, Bert Reveal, Lloyd Moser and Henry Welty.. ' , Lyons News LYONS Darrell Jameson f and his bride, Los Angeles, who visit ed his mother, Mrs. Paul Smith, returned to their home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dallas visit ed relatives over the weekend at Vancouver . island. ... . Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Francis and Sylvia and Norma, Hamanton, CalifV visited at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson. Francis is a brother of Mrs. Johnson. : Mrs. Ivan Day went to Marshy field last week with her brother. She , will spend some time at the home of her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Hallmark. - Mr. and Mrs.. George Kimery, Portland, spent the week end In Lyons at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ' Kimery. They also visited at the home of his sister- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayres. I - . ..- Mr. and Mrs.- Alex Bodeker has completed' small addition to their house which will furnish an office for the telephone switch board. It was housed in the Bo deker, home for the last six years. Mrs. D. W. Moore, Mrs. Wayne Ransom, Constance and Betty Bo deker spent Tuesday in Portland. Mr. - and Mrs. . Dale ; Howell moved from the Ransom - apart ments Friday. r to 'McMinnville, where Howell will be employed at a filling station.. ?. Mrs. Ralph Hickman and Shar ron returned to their home in Portland after spending the week at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lyons, v. . ' The Catholic church Is receiv ing a new roof and will also get m new coat of paint, Amos Hiatt is doing the work. "v ;. Lions club members went on record .at their Tuesday night meeting favoring the privately owned building proposed as the new postoffice building for Sil verton. Members stated that this was not at all in opposition to the present set-up but that they un derstood that postal requirements were such that the building used at present would not meet them. As an entertainment feature of the meeting, Larry Carpenter and Dr. A. H. Smith showed their , eel ored pictures taken during sum mer vacations. Club Winners visit her friend, Mrs. Nannie Fry, A . 170: NrttoVl who spent several weeks at the l iwtvU Farris.; home recently. ..While in Portland, ..Mrs. Farris .will . also visit her nephew, Herbert Briggs, who has been ill for four months In a hospital there, but is im proving so that soon he will be able to return to his home. Briggs Is a graduate of. the Turner high 1 . a . . . . . . cnooi ana spent ms boyhood here. Jack Mabry, Union vale, brother or Mrs. Delmer L.; Barber, won first prize on his exhibit '. of threshed vetch seed, at the Yam- bill county 4H clubs' fair held at McMinnville. He is a member of the agricultural class of FFA of Dayton high school. VICTOR POtNT-ftVinners the 4H club exhibits from this district, at the state fair included: Laurel Krenz, blue . ribbons on room improvement and canning, Kerr special vegetables, red rib bons on homemaking II, Kerr spe cial fruit meats, emergency meal and Hazel Atlas, vegetables; Viv ienne Joquef blue ribbon on clothing III; Lucille Joquet, blue ribbon and champion on cooking L blue ribbon on homemaking I, red ribbon on sewing IB; Jean Darby, blue ribbon and champion on sewing IB; Richard Krenz, fifth on. farm woodworking. Fat Lamb Named As Champion SILVER CLIFF Floyd Fox, jr of the Waldo Hills livestock chub won reserve champion on is Shropshire fat lamb exhibit at the Oregon state fair and received 55 cents per pound for the animal which was sold at the 4H sale Friday. ' Exhibits of fat lambs by Mar jorie Tate and Gene Gordon Mul- key were also sold, v bringing 12 cents and 11" cents tr pound Mar jorie's lamb placed third in its class and she was awarded the scholarship in that group. Other winnings of members of the club were Floyd Fox, jr., first on Suf folk yearling ewe, Shropshire ewe lamb and Shropshire fat lamb; Laurel Krenz, fourth on yearling Oxford ewe, sixth on Oxford ewe lamb and sixth in showmanship; Richard Krenz, fifth on Oxford yearling ewe and ewe lamb, seventh on Shropshire yearling "ewe, first on Yorkshire market hog; Guy Scott ninth on Guernsey heifer. . : , -; - ; ; 170 North Commercial Featuring Inspected Bleats c Bsnpler's "ffi-Crede" 1 TT-lf Smoked Seasoning Squares, k-M' Sliced Young Pig LIVED, t - ffiSUL SHSSE Pound SHced Side DUCOl! B. Fresh " . F3DH FEET, lb. 3) Cored CM- li Ceef Loin sssans.!!. Beef Pot rn liQJIS, lb. A STSU VotkiWc,m(MiSt kssoot pee fmi by the Homcmakcn' Burwu to Help you (eea-yeuf family properly, build S healthier Ancrka. Ct yoar cnroiUncnt-coupoa your ncijhbof-hoodSafcuiySiofe. Feeding American families is a big job and aa important oae, too! Safeway is continual striving to assist in supplying highest qual ity foods at lowest prices so that you may enjoy greater food Taiae for your money. ElalllllSIE Full Cream Per lb. t- r 4 .. ' 1 1 i r-r. a 2Tc i Sa-rinj Stamps ci Salt it Cferr7' 1 1. ij nun I nuvuiiiu I ' PRICES -IBIDAY SECT. to MON. incL ' Hostess Cake Special . Parly Gaps AssLTPkg. of fl C, 7 Caps 1 A Snowy Peak ROOT BEER or ORANGE ft Bottles O for (No Deposit) 23c BfirufIS Licerne Grade "A" lb. O-cz. HoL Prince Leo Pink, Mb. Can a IPoudered Sugar 34b. We HARVEST BLOSSOM Pancake Flonr y D Pork fe Beans C. can bag RICE. Blu Rose, 3 lbs. BLACK PEPPER, Schillings, 4-oz. WHITE BEANS. Small size, 5-lb. SALAD DRESSING. DUCHESS. 32-oz. bottle NU MADE MAYONNAISE. 32kjz. bottle VAL VITA CATSUP. 14-oz. bottle FRIL-LETS FINE. WIDE. 16-oz. pkg. HI-HO CRACIERS. I-lb. pkg . ..a GOLD MEDAL BISQUICE, 40-oz. pkg. . PILLSBURY CAKE FLOUR. Reg. pkg. FLOUR. Crown, Fishers, Drifted Snow, 49-lb. sack.. KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR, 49-lb. sack ! .. SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP, 26oz. can t ..-23c . 05c 33c 42c 9c . 23c 19c 28c 21c ..$1.79l ...$U9 29c Su-PurbSuper-Suds IVORY LUX II Pahnolive Graaalsltd So.p Coaeaatxsted Tcilrt Sep Bth Sis3ior2Sf i" ST 21 3 KS; 17 7 J KEEN SHORTENING. 4-lb. ctn. .. 55c BLACK TEA, CANTERBURY. JA lb. 29c Lb. SNO-COLA. New Drink.8 12-oz. bottles STRONGHEART DOG FOOD. No. 1 can : WHITE MAGIC BLEACH V2-gal. bottle r FELS NAPTHA SOAP. 10 bars ...... STELLAR FACIAL TISSUES. 500 in pkg. JOHNSON'S LIQUID WAX Pint can. .. : PIONEER MINCED CLAMS No. 1 can : COVE OYSTERS. Blue Jacket 2 cans . ..... 57c 23c 5c 15c 43c 19c 59c 21c 25c SWAN SOAP. (Med. Bar Free with your Coupon) Lge bar 9c CORNED BEEF MASH Libby No. 2 18c TWIN PEAKS TOMATOES 2 2 cans 25c VEGETABLE SALAD Exquisite 2 No. 1 ... 25 A-l SAUCE Small Bottle 25c VANILLA EXTRACT Schilling's 2-oz. bottle - 29c FLAPJACK FLOUR Alber's Lge. pkg. : 18c BAKING POWDER Schilling 12-oz. tin ... 28c OLD MILL VINEGAR. 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Prices EifecfiTe FrL & SaL Only The Northwest's finest Elbertas and Hales rosy cheeked and juicy-sweet. Flan to can now! . - ' " . CLbsrta Peaches crale 79 C LTale Pezckes. crais 09 C Sucsl Potatoes The first of the season Jersey Sweets for Ct a menu change! lb. t" SQUASH Blaiblehead thick meated & tasty, lb. 53 lbs. IIo. 2 SPUDS r777nrTC 'Stiaklst LtLiLMHO Fancy ODIHbilcb Skfmed! 2 - 1 il a : r I 11- ' - . it 20 1; 5 f : lb. W U I - ----- - ' - -17 'Wmw h i7 Price Effecfir FrL.& Sort. Only ' i J Sldnncd Urns Stdtt Jl and are they delicious ! v w 1.. lb. i l I n--l-I a T .TAny Stae Oe I ; lltfl rTTl .1111 JIV . ... ' T , wmwwm ' w w ww mtm w laTafT IB. mm wtm 0 15c NEXT WEEK! STATE FA1H PRIZE BEEF At Youf Safeway! Fresh Salncn Fine to can ...lb. IK Sccdlsss Grants sweetLa iuicyTb. FSPPSQS Peppexa tonij LEG OF LAID Pcrlx E:asl Perk Shall Frcih Sids Peril. a 'I Fleale Style - Leaa aaal . Meaty lb. lb. 29c f.i?S abTe Lamb aa4 Perk cut are from Trbm AmIi? lb. QV20 ,0111- Cut into one of these steer beef sirloin steaks for a real treat! ' s - , . CLiLSESES'-;: Fancy youns birds your family -will love.., ' - Dkd2 Cuts Economical frain-fed ' ateer beef. Fin sliced cold. Loin Y or Rib i j f treast : c 1 i & Shank Vi-rA f ir 3 Pound lJ Poind t C ) y -