The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 07, 1941, Page 9, Image 9

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Center Plans
GetStijayllll:
Auxiliary Groun T 3
; Cbnsidercd; Chapter
Members Pay Visit rf
SILVlttTONGeorgv Christen!
on, president of the local lumber
and sawmill workers union, AFL,
appointed -IV J. Boesch, O. W
Olson and Lester Standard as a
committee to investigate the' part
the organization might, find pos
sible to play la procuring the old
Fisher Flouring Mills property for
a proposed community center. -
Chris tenson also.announced'that
at the November 18 meeting, the
wives and daughters of Wunion
members will meet to discuss the
organization nf an ,
Bowen is chairman of this , move
1
and Henry Vaness wfll speak on
iuc tiuojecx. , '('..''-,
Special guests and speakers it
the Tuesday nigbi meeting were
L. G. Carrol, who has been work
ing ;with the Dallas local: during
the recent election; H. G. Burton
and Henry Vaness, Portland, and
WA. Kelsay, president of the
Willamette valley : district' coun
cil. : j. r . ,Al -
SILVIKTONA number of Ra
mona chapter numbers of Eastern
Star were guests Of Acacia chap
ter at Stayton Tuesday. t
t Motoring up were Mrs. . James
Hollingworth,v worthy matron of
Rainona chapter; Mr, and Mrs,
Roy Skaif e, . Mr J and Mrs. Charles
P o u n d e r, MrL and Mrs. W. P.
Scarth; Mrs. Ted Rutherford; Mrs.
Gordon Van Cleave, Mrs. R. A.
Fish, Mrs. Dale La Mar, Mrs? F.
Sylvester,: Mrs. Frank Syring and
Mrs. George WJHubbs. r
Mrs. Ineebor Ormhmt h re
turned from a summer vacation
II I . '
No-Drip
symjp
PITCIIEn
With Purchase ef pk as.
CHEERIOATS
Delicious New
Ready-to-Eat
Cereal,
5 pkgs! 23c
AIbmCC::i FLAKES
Albers
Corn Flakes
2 reg. 11-oz.
pkgs. . ..13c
3rd 11-oz.
pkg. ,....01e
pkr.
23c
;. - ' :
Shredded GocoamiS
l-lb. Cello . . .... . 2,)(
IlenheyV Cocoa OAlSIHS .
ISc 4Ita.s!.29c
Kleins Soups
large size cans . . j)(
nsd0Wa 5 Kitchen Qneen .
4-o. Tomato Juice 01
Both . . $1.90 rt,L.$1.59
BRING YOUR IVORY COUPONS HERE
IVORY SOAP 3 tr 180;
Top Quality Heats at Saving Prices
BACON By the Piece 11). 27 4
lb. 220
Sirloin Steals ySU'SSt lb. 27 tt
Pure Grnd. Beef Noa&.7'
PlirC Lard Kettle Rendered 2
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY
i
One Mile East
of Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
Open Until 8
P. M. Every
Day Except
Sat. Sat. t P.
M.
TET
We Reserve
iV. maa
4 t? 1 Si
Quantities
Wt Bay Ergs
pent in Wisconsin visiting, rela
uvea. - . . , .m
: Mrs. Chris Halverson moved to
Bremerton ' Monday to Join her
husband, who has been employed
there as electrician in the navy
yards for many months. -
. Halverson f orlnerly'was em
ployed at the Silver Falls Timber
company. He was ui the navy dur
ing the first World "war. Mrs. Ja
cob Iverson, Mrs. Halverson's mo
ther, will go to Portland to make
her home with another daughter.
ThO OBEGON STATESMRM RU. r ' , ... 1: "
' riaay Morning, November 7. 1941
HcJd Election
HAYESVILLE 4H Cooking
clubs I and n .were organized un
der the leadership of Mrs. Paul
Andresen. : :
ine iouowing officers were
elected: president, Mary Mowry;
vice-president, Dorothy W u 1 f e-
meyer; secretary, Joyce Hender
son; song leader, Marlene Pent
ney; yell leader, Donna Jean
Pence. i
Other, members are Iwadin
Crapes and Peggy Jo Stanley.
A 4H Cooking club III was or
ganized at the home of Club Lead
er Mrs. Ronald Hall. Officers
chosen are president, Edna Nel
son; vice-president. Gloria Parker:
secretary, Colleen Cross; reporter,
Jean Doouttle; social committee,
Elsie Stettler.ahd Mary Anne
Fisher. j
A 4H Health club lor fifth and
sixth grade children was organ
ized under the leadership of their
teacher, Mrs. Olive Potter.
Officers elected were: president,
Stanley Clark; vice-president,
Bobby Carrow; secretary, Virgin
ia Brown; song leader, Joyce Hen
derson; yell leader, Carol Lind
sey.
Health Officer
Speaks at Club
FAIRVIEW I The Fairview
community club's first meeting of
Mrs. John Allison, Mrs. Charles
Hill and Mrs. Garret Larson are
the committee in charge. Dr. H.
m. stolte, McMinnville countv
health officer will talk. The an
nual election of: officers will be
held.
Henry Knoche, accompanied bv
Ralph Timm and Owen Pearce are
enjoying an elk hunting vacation.
Mrs. Howard Stephens return
ed home after receiving treat
ments in Portland, when threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Will Duran. Mrs. Henry
Knoche and Mrs.! J. W. Versteeg
attended the teachers club in McMinnville.
Community: CJubs
LABISH CENTER The first
Community club 'meeting of this
year will be held tonight The ex
ecutive committee consisting of
Rueben Boehm,' Harry Boehm,
Connie Weinman and Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Hornschuch, will be
in charge of the program.
Superintendent of Schools
Frank Bennett has been asked to
give a short talk and Moody Ben
ner, also of Salem, will provide
special music. The refreshment
committee is Mr. and Mrs.. Harry
Boenm and Mrs. Ed Weinman
fca c& ca
1 Umcdufati (t& S5;
rr i
Ycang Ofcjca
Slewing Cols nP
p a w aw. t f p.
au
Open Kettle Rendered
LADDlb. . .
Loin Beef
Steaks, lb. .
rnEsn side code, a. . . . .... .-. 230
picnics,
Sugar Cured
n
Mm
"Big K"
Fell psisd .256
: .LIVKilWUIlST : imiCE IIEAT
I'VoIiasB,' lb. 17!c rV4,;llc
Loin Pork .
CHQr-3; lb.
ft 1 l J l I I u
.1 1 i f
Cad (
J:7:a7.
tteshly Urocnd VI. Ili
ll u
"uJ -v : LxJ-.u
Group
Slates
Pie Social
Shower Is Given for
Lyons Woman; Bones
Broken in Accident ;
. LYONS The WSCS met at the
home of Mrs. Lyle Kinzer Tues
day. Mrs. Robert Reid presided.
The pie social will be held No
vember 18 at the community haH
A program will proceed the pie
sale. .;
Present were Mrs.TCarl Reid.
JS1' Sw, Ma . Robert
'" Mrs- Paul Smith, Mrs.
Alex Kuiken and daughter Irean.
Mrs. Para Fetherston, Mrs. Albert
Julian, MrrRoy Huber, Mrs. Joe
MeGlw:,;
Mrs. IPthai Tii . !'
zlj y ";tf was sur-
Pristd with a handkerchief show-
erwhen a group of frlendj and
relatives, caned.' '-. J
' The Thayeri are moving to
Moon Lake, near Reedsport,
where Mr. Thayer and son art
employed by the Oliver Grimes
lagging company. -Present were
Mrs. Thayer, honor guest, Mrs.
Helen Johnston, Mrs. J. H. John
ston, Mrs. William Kulken, Mrs.
Guy Prichard, Mrs. Albert Ring,
Mrs. George Hoffman and Mrs.
ErroU Kintz of Mill City.
tier for the Una Lumber company
fractured j both t bones of his leg,
near the ankle. Tha earrier upset
with him, pinning Hn under It
He was treated by a Stayton phy
sician and is confined to his home.
; Mr. and Mr.' nl tt
Sweet Home, en" route to Akron!
vio, visixea at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. t Carl Reid for several
days. The Reids arc former aw.
residents. .-
Mn. Hueo Hallin. urm
a vorge, wno is stationed at
paczT wira
x-raiaieion, nsuea mends .la Ly
ons Wednesday.
ranpioyw t Hoeing . - -(
MONMOUTH Boh Blair and
Morton Howard went to Seattle
last week and axe now employed
in the Boein Aircraft frtAi-
Both boys were students at Ore
son ukuet e ox XducaUon. and m
cenQy completed a. course In df
fense work at Salem. Ora Sol--
m Duuuimi in nimn wnrr
t the Portland shipyards.
'ji nuuc onvmr a rsr
ii - - - m.
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"5 LjF ? 1 YOU
i0c M ''m,.ml CnqcOtaTOS, :cnncnfAJi! A .
Cherries . fiVlSS'a Cv ' 'JWflWX R"?1- $110 X cm mU uj ttm
-IS .grtAijJCL 1 Cv Jc, 71,14 1 rMi08-
23 c y2iY nMSP r '- 'fc? v Me tn(ii- E-
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i ii
Frnii Cocklail """"n. 13c
SJaregon Pears 16c
Highway Peaches 17 c
Libhy Pineapple gffif 3iS20c
Cilron Peel N'w S1U ,kt. 23c
Lenon or Orange Peel 19c
Candied Cherries ,.., Pki.23c
Candied Pineapple 13c
Badiani Frail Hix SS33C
Tonialo Jnice SUNND,- 1ft
" can
rineapple Jnice
Grapefruit Jnice
rlonr
Kitchen Crafl Flonr
Sleepy Hollow Svrnn
Pancake Fionr H,rvB;o"k39c
uou Hedal Flow $1.99
Sperry Pancake Flonr N'ck" 49c
Keen Shortening lb.18c; 4lb8.53c
ri m
uainmei uakmg Powder
reans of Wheal
Whlta SaHn Snm inmw .r.
Ubby s Sweet Pickles Asst'd 12-oz.
joutn opacjnem lb-oz. jar.
$W7
17c
9c
15c
Cihli Con Carn Penfhnnco i -
Ubby Corned Beef 12-oz. can
mwaia ry apmach No. 2Yi can. 15c
Woodbury Toilet Soap 4 bars 21
Sunbrite aeanser No. 1 can 2 lor u
Borene GranulaUd Soap 66oz. ; 5Jc
Dash Granulated Soap 70oz. pk. . 49c
Sturdy Etchen Brooms Each. W
Dog Food Play Fair 2 lor ' gc
Hi-Ho Crackers Loose-Wiles li" c'tn ; "U
Best Foods Mayonnaise Qt Jar....... . 47c
Nn Mad Mayonnaise Qt Jar.
NaUey's Tang 32-ox. Jar..
-42c
Salad Dressing Duchess 32-oz. Jar.
36c
10c
S2c
9c
Tomato Sauce Gardenside 3 8-oz. cans
Sm. White Beans choice Sib. pkg
Vcd Vita Pork &Beans Na 2Yi cans
' Cardenside Peas 3 303 cans 25c
Sugar Belle Fancy Peas No. 2 can. lie
Green Tag Gr. Beans Na 303 tin. 9c
DeiHed Meat No. V4 cans3 for ioc
Buy Julia Leo Wright s BREAD -
Corn MeaL Alber's Yellow 10 lb. bag .29c
Fig Bars, white, whole wheat 2 lb. pkg 19e
Dole's or Libby
46-oe. can
Town a No.2
ffnfitt u
mrvest Blossqrn
49-Ib. sack
49-lb.
sack
26-oz.
can
25c
OC-
cans mwU
.39
$1.59
26c
rn ray.
WW
MAL
No. 22 Cans
for
ro)nnr
GRANULATED SOAP
L2) 50-oz. Package
3lc
RED ARROW BRAND
4d-Ib. Bas;
l4:e. pkr.
20e
Rlts Crackers, l-lb. Pkr
Salt. Morton's Xrian.i.
24-oz pkr '. SpkclOc
Macaroni, 5-lb. Kraft. 27c
O. K. Soap, 6 larre bars..... sc
Sauerkraut, Hithway,
iVt size eans....r..... 3for25e
Karo, Bine Label, 5-lb. can... 34
Gold Medal Corn Kix, rer. pkd.'. 'lOe
i2gMref;. pty ;5C
Ivory Flahoo
cr IVORY SIIOU
8S 22c
SUNNY BANK
's Good for You
t Ill - . Ill
SALIIOII
Delicious Pink
Hb. 4 Ar J
Can A7C
simnip
Blue Jacket
15c
N0.1
Can
Jmlls Lee WrlsU
BREAD
Loaf A JL1
1 f at ibis &ttt
Delic6c lffl0ril.v 5c
III III finest Unilltv
2t ladivUia!
fcaes la cirtoa
18c
LIPTOII'S
Oraao Pko TEA
WUxpkf. U pk.
43c 84c
Cabbag
Solid, sweet O
per lb . O C
Celery
.cI:4c
Sweel
Polaioes
smooth, lb.
Jersey. C
LEHOIIS
Sonklst Joicy, lh.
10c
Fresh Coffee!
A Fresh from nearhr
1 f roasting: oven s
packed in m o n e y
RAvinor naner hapsr
j " Bay. a pound today!
AET7AY I
Lb. Bag 18c -3 52c
HOD DILL
Lb. Bag- 23c ;
CraaberriM 19c
Po!aioesl4l!!5:S9c
CeUo Saladjj'Vic
1
hesl
Cauliflower
Lh. III.
EiTfoaraTf Wren
LAtCI FAMILY tat fACKAOt
FOR 1c WITH PURCHASI OF
2 PACKAGES
U. S. No. 1. Fancy White Heads
Sc
LETTUCE
Grapes
3 19c
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JUULJLCJcog
pound
1 1,
O lb. . I I
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uaae. u.Appetitesl : i - . ; :
Tender, ' full' flavor. -
8afeway's Bome
aakers' Bureau hare
desifned a complete
cuy. 11. lessens -by
aaafl eeorse tm mod,
era nntritlen, simple
and nlstntetlye. The,
fuds of meters
hewiTea are learn
tax new, rttal tnfor
snaliosi sbeat rJ!nf
mere BatrtUre.
healthy meals -mat
tattdta a stremrer
.America. Get yew ea
reUmeal ceapen at
Safewajl
mm
is i 'it. '.- i
SwiftyfRind Off;
DaY nk ricnle
iA4 s-yi style, ,1
ik4 xyc
w-5 Chickens, Ib. :'25 C
lb.2ac
rWiletLb.
w ATerare,.ix.
:23 c
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