The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 10, 1942, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textf ' I I Th 02IC02I 6TATIXMA1T. Solan. Ortcjon, Friday Moratoi April 10. IIU PAGsnmva ill . T I A AM Takes Office f .Two Teachers Hired By School Board . At Jefferson ; JEFFERSON At the meeting ef the school board. Monday night, - J. : T. -Jones; who was ' appointed director to fill out' the term made - vacant by the resignation of Mrs, , H. E. McKee; was sworn in. 1 Mrs. Ida Becker, Crabtree; was hired to teach the fifth and sixth grades for next year, - and - Mrs. Nellie - Cornell of , Hubbard --was , hired to teach in-the high school. Harold Kick left Tuesday for his home in Ashland . after several days visit with his father and brothers here. He expects to be called soon into the army. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oldenbura and family attended the wedding Sunday afternoon at the Evangel leal church, in Salenj of their niece, Muriel Gaiser, and Robert Richard Robinson. ' About 36 young people from va rious Christian Endeavor socie ties attended the pre-convention rally Monday in the Christian church. Grace Klampe, Labish, presided. Singing of choruses was aragtis LETTUCE New Crop ..... 2 hds,9c h GRAPEFBUIT Sf " 39c lQZ. ............... W Choice Doz. ... 33c I m Asp WHEATIES, KIX, CHEERIOATS, SHREDDED WHEAT. - Package ... : FLOUR Orbis ' Sack 1.59 RITZ : Large 19c ... CORN, PEAS, STRING BEANS. TISSUE Scott or M.D. 25c rolls for 170 Ilcrlh Ccnnerci&I YOUIIG -TEDDED BEEF SPECIALS - - - . . . ' . i; .'J v - v :. 1 '"' v" - -. : - - " ' ' mm Cut -Jb.v VF I Ground , u U 9 U. I toin w mwm am Tczdcr Snail OK Uieasrs li.3 Livcrwcni crs! CV inj --aw SHced Cured 29o featured and Howard Cole, state field secretary, told of the coming state convention to be held in Eugene .the latter part of ; this month. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. William Elmer. Refresh ments were served by the young people of the Christian church. Child Suffers Wire Wound SCIO An accidental barb wire throat wound on Ray, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schind ler near Scio, recently required attention of a Scio. physician, s Al Arnold, , farmer near Scio who ha been confined to his home for several months with a heart affliction, is . reported able to be up for brief periods but not able- to leave the house. Quests soon expected at the Virgil Crow home at Scio include their former Missouri neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Morrell and son, and Pat Thornton, brother of Mrs. Morrell. All plan to lo cate permanently in the Scio area if conditions warrant. Merit Kirk, Sck farm boy, and Grace Koker, are at home In Al bany following their marriage in Washington a short time ago.. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs, K. K. Kirk, Scio. Tender Large Green 3 -25c CAULIFLOWER Snow White Head 15c Fancy Broad Leaf 3 14c ORANGES Fancy 344's doz. 25c 5LSL COFFEE s & w Lb 29c 2 lbs. 57c CRACKERS 2-lb Sodas .... 20c cans CHEESE Full Cream 47c lbs. i Kampfer0 - -hi Grade", lb. Suiss Slpah Young . ; yCT)C Beef JJ ( Lb. .ij I Sugar Cured Snolicd leal , MB ' - WMI All Y I 3" Streaked Pork i Lp sides-- yyLrr Pound L-J u"2" Pound, ChJ Scrap Seized The bj scrap field ' When the Ebj brothers, farmers near Dayton, py refused to Sell some 10,000 tons of scrap metal to dealers, the ftaeral Government stepped in and seized the scrap, "enough for a zne&nm-tized battle )hip," according; to one government official; the Eby brothers, ames, Jake and Owen Eby, will receive t a ton for the metal, which was dumped into a ravine to prevent soO erosion. -The scrap, consisting of refrigerator parts rejected by the General Motors cor poration, which paid the Ebys $240 a year for the last 10 years for the. privilege of dumping the metal Into the ravine, was 50 feet deep, an acre in area. Silverton Store Plans Opening Day Event SILVERTON The new Pen ney store on Oak street will be ready for occupancy between Ap ril SO and 25, J. W. Jordan, local manager said Tuesday. The com pany store will be closed for three days while moving Is in process and then a special opening day will be featured in the new loca tion. Dorothea Range has accepted work at the Steelhammer drug stor.e Mrs. Fred Baker, who sustained injury in an automobile wreck two weeks ago, is reported as rap idly improving and is now up and around most of the day. Mr. and Mrs. John Zeeb, who have been living at Salem re cently, have purchased small farm near the Keizer school, ac cording to information Teaching local friends. s t, 1 -' ) -.'v. David Casey, Silverton, If en rolled in a primary training eourse for civilian pilots at the University of Oregon. , Chester "Bergerson, automobile mechanic, reports that he has re cently added an old Frontiersman to his collection of 20 interesting firearms. Turner Student Hurt While Wood Chopping TURNER Melvin Baker, high school student, cut his finger Mon day while chopping wood at the home of his aunt, . Mrs. ' Anna Farris. Jackie, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Velle Tucker, also cut his hand severely Saturday while whittling with his pocket knife. Both boys were given first aid treatment at the drugstoreV Fealsrltg Inspselci Heals lb. 2 cm we Sansago JPi lb. . - j- ; Fresh Pcrlx !o Fc:iV...lb. 4 Valncs on Ohio Farm - 'J- Community Clubs FAIRVTEW The Tairview Community club amateur program will be held tonight of this week. Ten minute skits will be the feat' ure of the program. MACLEAY The Community club will present a play, "Rich Wife, Poor Wife," at the school house tonight. The public Is in vited and there will be no ad' mission charge. . Instructors for First Aid Train INDEPENDENCE A group of people who have finished the standard and advanced first aid courses in Independence are tak ing the Instructors' course which is being given this week in Salem with Homer Greening as teacher. Those attending from Indepen dence are George Trumbo, Dr. Mae Hall, Louis Darnell, Karl Murphy, Wayne Hanna, Leslie Reed, Don Burdick and Mrs. Maude Benscoter. Home Easter to visit with their father, William McKinney, were Mr. and Mrs. Rollo McKinney and family, Lebanon, Mrs. Vera Black and Miss Letha McKinney, Port land, and Mrs. William McKinney and family, Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mode. Wil- lamina, spent the last week here visiting with relatives. Orville Winn visited one day this week with kis psre&ts, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Winn. Orville is a gunner on a boat Stai Golden, Scel Vrn ;(To? CII SALE AT. YGID GHCCZn'S EDY i:3I7SU?rLY .LrJTED PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. Workers Sign For Duty at Alert Post FERRTDALS Acting com mittees of the alert post called a meeting Monday to make: out schedules for the coming, four weeks. Women still will serve two shifts, front noon until t pjxC However,. rt month it is ex pected that they will have to take over one more shift The women who have served the past month are: Mrs, Irwin White, Mrs. Joe Gregg, Hazel Mc MuUen. Mrs. Bob Mitchell. -Mrs. Walter Muller, Mrs. Earl Wyatt, Mrs. Jim Houk, Mrs. Percy Zum- walt .Mrs. Dave Byerley, Mrs. Levi McKee, Helena Rerapel, Mrs. Bob Rosenbalm, Mrs. Fay Morri son and Easter McKee. Those who signed up for the coming month are, Connie Vin cent, Mrs. H. G. Keyt Mrs. Har old Smith, Mrs. Dan Elliot, Mrs, Steckley, Mrs. Milton Frlnk, Mrs. Ross Chapin, Ann Barton and Mrs. Milo Gould, who will serve together for twd months; Mrs. Or ville Kurtz, Miss Franzen and Miss McMullen who served to gether last month, and Mrs. Tony Hansen and Mrs. John Molenaar. Mrs. Roger McKinney has gone to Salem, where she will work In the Salem General hospital nur sery department Dr. William Beck. Portland, spent the past Sunday at the home of his parents here. His mother, Mrs. Godfrey Beck, has been ill. Air Patrol Adds Members, brills At Lebanon LEBANON The civilian air patrol added five new members to their group, thus bringing their number to 28. Drill by a local re serve officer is held each Sunday in Sweet Home and a night meet ing is held in Albtay at the air port Wednesdays. Santiam lodge has been closed for the season but the ski tows and Hoodoo bowl will be kept open until the first of May. There is still five feet of snow and ski ing conditions are said to be per fect The closing of the lodge this early is said to be because fewer skiers and weekend sports en thusiasts have been using the place this season, due, It is thought, to the added burden of defense work. Pratum Winners in Came of Softball IWXQLE Thursday afternoon Pratum upper grade boys and girls came to Swegle for a soft ball game. The final score was Swegle 11, Pratum S. A return fame win be played in the near future at Pratum. Wednesday another birthday party was enjoyed at school hon oring Patricia Standley, Gerald Rempel and Joan Orchard. The honored guests were given special birthday cakes by Mrs. Orchard. - . ,tt pattnt)! Grangers' , News - MACLEAY Madeay grange visited ' Ankeny " grange . Saturday night and , was in charge of the business meeting and program. -. A Joint committee from the two granges, was selected to confer with the county defense board to see about facilities in small towns for repairing farm machinery. ; .The 7 program I included, guitar solos, Jerry Lynds; reading, Harry Martini'' sr, Oregon fruit contest and a talk by Mrs. Edith Wilson. ' Attending from Macleay were Mr. "and Mrs. Harry Martin, sr, Mr. and Mrs. " Albert Mader,- Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Magee,- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Mr. - and Mrs. William Dunlgan, ' Mr and Mrs. W. A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keene, Mrs. J. F, C. Teken burg,.Mrs. Edith Wilson, Mrs: C. A. : Lynds, Jerry Lynds,' Gerry Keene and Willis GobeL. UNION HILL The Union Hill grange home Economics club met with' Mrs. John Stelnberger at her home Wednesday. ' Mrs. Geneva Hubbard , and Mrs. Carrie Townsend were appointed committee to make a grange scrap book. .1 Present were Mrs. W. M. Tate, WE CLOSE SATUIlDilY fflGHT Balk Macaroni COCOAIIDT I1ATCGES ! , - DR. PfflLUPS GDAPEFRUIT JUICE g2ai No. 1 cana.... Formay Shorioning 3 it 550 Dol -Ionic Pumpkin s3 cans L30 Size yx SUAIISBOUII (2 Cans Standby Corn Fret) 49's sack GDAPEIIOTS ; 2 if fSf CATSOP r w: 'L. ' " ' " ' Kf Hit : Orade 14-or. bottle. nOIMISSOAP I , tt niie unary soap , Lb. 'A'- illillliHiIi! mw MMMMI. , m Mrs. Carrie Townsend, llrs. 11 M. Gilmour, Mrs. Marion Fischer, Mrs. W. F. Krenz, f Mrs. J. C Krenz, Mrs. O, W. Humphreys, Mrs.1 C. "C Carter: Mrs. Geneva Hubbard, Mrs, , Albert. Savage, Mrs. Flovd Fox. Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Phillip Fischer,! Fran ces Fox and Mrs. Stelnberger. Z UNION HILL Mr. and Mrs. Roma Lais anL Mr. and Mrs. Verny Scott are" the committee in charge Z of entertainment land lunch for the social night meet ing of the Union Hill grange Saturday. 7 - ' ' " Apprize, is being offered to the grange, family, bringing the most guests. . " - " Director of OCE Playg Selected J .; j. MONMOIJTH- Kathryn Lovett senior at the Oregon College of Education and daughter , of Mrs. Mary Lovett Mill City, has beeni chosen to direct the drama "inter nal Life," one of the three one-act plays to ;be presented for the spring term by Crimson O, dra matic society on the OCE campus. There plays are to be given Ap ril 34. ' : . t Ml K3 Ho. Geanerdal SL & Spaghetti FL0UI1 $L89 One-lb. can Pg. ". On pound. 200 BODEIIEf V7ASIIG POUDEEl cniHco.snonBiiEi: 15 Two Children Hit by Cars; s Atlrebanoii , rrf-j.-:;- .u " '-" LEBANON Sunday at the f.miW home In Sweet Ha"e, De- lorea jarie, the ; lS-month old r; daughter of Mr. ana .ra. I tttivrln. was struck by the fen- :" derci her father's car fMi-ha ' turned Ito0? driveway, ; ' ; V She was brought to the Leha- : non hospital wiUi what 'seemed J ' esreaai to b serious ; injuries u taken Monday to Portland to the Doernbecher hospitaL ; r ;. rvv. riamKiin - 4-Tear-old daughter ct rMr. and-: Mrs. - John namhi n: Lebanon. ..was i sirut by a car driven by R. L. Brmer on South Main street recently. She ;was saidato . be running across the street to her parent as Brmer drove south. Police In vestigated the matter but no ar rests were made. The child has fractured right leg and head injuries but Is said, to be im proving at the hospital where she was taken -immediately after the' accident UC--, ! Eksa O10 AT 0 O'CLOCK i : IN GLASS Sporry Pancaho and Ualflo Floor ..470 RoIIogg's All Bran Phg.-.--Ji.iJl.i70 Tasty Pak POnn AIID DEAIJS ' 'Is- 20 Haley Browned DEEF CODES - H -i:r20 SoftMift W . CAIE FLOUn 216 M Most C0R?i "V 4 r, 290 1 - i .'I j i 1 a $"5i .79 ih- iQytjQ 5 i '' 111 1 , .." ; 1 111 j . .- ., i .. , , 4 j -' " ' 1 1 " '"