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Fat Lamb Show
Plans Finished
, Annual Linn County
Event Set for
May 23 at Scio
SCIO Two loud speakers are
expected to be in use during the
Unn county fat lamb show at
Scio May 23, it was revealed at
: a recent meeting of ; committees
1 n . charge of various features of
. h .coming", event. Band music
, also is expected to be available
i to enliven the aays events. ;
; Parade will open the day, which
will be , filled with numbers cal-
culated to interest and entertain.
& Prizes for parade floats will? vie
with those for lambs, - wool and
other products. , , ; ; : ,
H. L. Llndgren'of the state col
lege at Corvallis, .who has offi
. - ciated "several years here as Iamb
! judge, again has signified his in
tention to serve this year.
All-wool products exhibits, in
charee of an experienced com-
mittee, are expected to be a lead
ing feature in their line. Weaving
Is to be demonstrated, according
to announcement.
Sheep-shearing contest has
- been eliminated this year, but
almost human skill and intelli
. gence in corralling sheep by dogs
again are expected to thrill the
t crowd. This contest is to take
. Ulace at the C. L. Donahue resi
dence in southwest Scio.
The event will close, as usual,
with a dance in the high school
gymnasium. Arrangements have
i been made for the school grounds,
i 'the better to accommodate the
growing event.
Suver Child
Struck by Car
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SUVER Five year old Dickie
Kester was struck by a car Thurs
day evening as he ran into the
" street after-a ball. Traffic was
heavy with cantonment workers
returning from -work. The Kes
ters are living on East Main
street in Monmouth for a few
months since having to leave their
farm at Wells. His injuries were
not serious .-although he received
' bad scratches and bruises and had
to be kept quiet a few days.
, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Maxwell of
Portland were Sunday dinner
- guests of her parents, Mr. and
. Mrs. C. M,r Benedict
Andrew -avard of uulur is
boarding with Mr. and Mrs. John
Heffley and working as carpenter
at the cantonment. He is Mrs.
lleffley's brother-in-law.
Mrs. M. Conger underwent a
major operation at the Coffey
Memorial hospital in Portland
Thursday. Mr. Conger and Flor
ence drove down town to be with
her and brought little Martin Eck
man home with them for a few
days. On Sunday they took Mrs.
S Benedict and children and
spent the day in Portland. They
found Mrs. Conger quite ill but
. making satisfactory progress.
Plan Benefit Dance
SILVERTON HILLS The Sil
verton Hills community is plan
ning a benefit dance for Saturday
night at the community hall with
the Mikkclson orchestra furnish
ing the music.
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Reports from The Statesman's
PAGE TEN
Three Monks
Ordained at
Mt. Am
MT. ANGEL Archbishop, Ed
ward D. Howard of Portland of
ficiated at the ordination 1 cere
monies at St Benedict's abbey
here Thursday morning, May 14,
at 8:30 o'clock, when three monks
of the order were raised to. the
priesthood. Those ordained were
Rev. Albert Bauman, son of Mr.
and Mrs.. J. T. Bauman of Mt
Angel; "Rev. Anselm Galvin, son
of J. M. Galvin of Pendleton, and
Rev.. Augustine Kalbcarer of
Milwaukie.
The chaplains or assistant
priests for the new priests were
as follows: Rev. Columban Man
ser assisted Father Albert; Rev
Luke Eberle assisted Father An
selm, and Rev. Anthony Terhaar
assisted Father Augustine.
The Very Rev. Jerome Wespe,
prior of St. Benedict's abbey, aet
ed as presbyter-assistant. Rev
Damian Jentges and Rev. Method
I Korn were deacon and subdeacon
of the mass and Rev. Patrick
Meagher and Rev. Benedict Ke-
ber were deacons of honor. Rev,
Robert. Keber and Rev. Stephen
Hofmann were masters of cere
monies.
Immediately after the mass the
newly ordained had breakfast
with the archbishop and at noon
there was a special dinner in the
seminary referctory for them and
their relatives.
Father Anselm will offer up
his first solemn high mass in the
abbey chapel on June 15. Father
Augustine will have his first sol
emn high mass in his home parish
of Milwaukie on Sunday, May 17
while preparations are being made
in Mt. Angel for the entire parish
to take part in the celebration of
the first solemn high mass of
Father Albert on Sunday, June 14
Compliments Scio
Emergency Unit
SCIO Scio war emergency
hospital, under direction of Dr.
A. G. Prill of this city, was com
plimented this week by Dr. A.
Edward Bostrom of Albany, who
was here on official business. Al
bany is wdrking on a similar in
stitution as a part of the war
effort. Dr. Prill this week ad
dressed an Albany group on aux
iliary hospitals, using the Scio
unit as his inspiration.
Scio board of education at a
recent meeting learned that the
staff of instructors for the com
ing year still is incomplete. Those
of the present force accepting
new contracts include J. A. Bliss,
high school principal, Mrs. Don
ald Bryant, Mrs. Alice Gregg,
Mrs. Felden. Grade principal, C.
W. Miller, has been elected at
Corvallis, Mrs. Miller also is leav
ing the Scio system.
Valley Events
May 19-20 Indian Pageant
at Chemawa,
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Salem, Oracjon. Friday Morning, May IS, 1942
Cotregidofs Guns Silenced
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Firing in this picture is a big gun on the American stronghold of
Corregidor in the Philippine islands. The fort's runs are silent
now, following its capture by overwhelming Japanese forces.
Purchases Farm
At Perrydale
SUVER Ralph Kester has
bought a 233-acre farm a short
distance west of Perrydale. It is
well-improved and Mr. Kester
will get the crop. Possession will
be given July 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Achterheier
and son, Buddy, returned Satur
day night from a three weeks trip
to Nebraska.
Club Hears Report
Of County Meet
A M I T Y The Women's Civic
Improvement club met Tuesday
at the Christian church parsonage
with the pastor's wife, Mrs. Wm
Morse hostess, assisted by Mrs
Margaret Morrison and Mrs. M. E.
Brown.
Mrs. Clara Broadwell and Mrs.
J. M. Uniphlette gave a report of
the annual meeting of the Yamhill
county federated clubs held at
Willamina recently. Mrs. Uniph
lette, Mrs. H. W. Torbet and Mrs.
Morse were appointed as nominat
ing committee to choose officers
for next year. The names of those
selected will be voted on at the
June meeting. t
Present were Mrs. Albert Woods,
Mrs. Rilla B. Thomas, Mrs. W, S.
Fuller, Mrs. J. L. Payne and Mrs,
R. R. Massey.
W. E. Cole has returned from
a month's visit at Seaside with" his
son Llovd Cole and family. His
daughter, Mrs. Ina Jones is re
covering from a badly sprained
i foot.
Fealuring
Inspected
Heals
SPECIALS
Choice Side
Bacon, lb.....
26k
Country Style
Sausage, lb...
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Labish Graduation
Services' Slated
Lake Labish school will close
Wednesday, May 20. The follow
ing program has been planned;
picnic dinner at noon, 4H club
achievement program at 2 p.m.
and a 4H health revue.
Monday, May 18, the eighth
grade graduation exercises will be
held. Address and awarding of
merit badges will be by Wayne
Harding, county club leader. Mrs.
Roy Perkins, chairman of the
school board, will award the di
plomas. ROASTING
CHICKENS
FRYERS
WIENERS
Skinned
Sugar-Cured
Tenderized
VEAL STEAK 25
one Steali 25
Kitchen Queen " ul $1.79
Golden 7est Coffee 1 330
Svansdovn Cake Floor 230
DORAX HAND SOAP 2 cans 25 0
NOODLES 14-Oz. Cello. 150
QUAKER OATS Large Size 250
I.G.A. Salad Dressing q 390
FDJSI0ES DOG FOOD AVt Lbs. 490
CAN IIILK
Morning
SS 240
Case $34
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Prices Good Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Open Every
'- Day Until !
$ P.M.
Sat. S F. M.
ponden
Gty Receives
Ordinance
Book
WOODBURN The city . of
Woodbum now has -its new ordi
nance book "containing the reor
ganized, and codified ordinances.
all completely indexed oy sud
iect matter. ..
The book is a loose leai vol
ume with red leather binding. It
is so arranged that whenever
new ordinance is enacted it can
be typed on a new sheet of paper
and inserted in the proper place
and indexed accordingly.
Cost to the city of the entire
nnHifiratinn iob. including tne
notebook, was $275.
Mothers Entertain
Children Sunday
PIONEER Mr. and Mrs. John
Keller, sr., had as their guests
for Mothers' day Mr. and Mrs.
John Keller, jr., and Dorothy,
Shirley and Phyllis Kay, Mrs.
Gladys Frakes and Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slater were
dinner guests Mothers' day at the
home of their daughter and fam
ily Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Theiss, sr.,
had as their callers for Mothers'
dav Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
and daughter of Nyhart, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Theiss and daughters
and Mr. and Mrs. John Theiss
and .sons of Dallas.
Returns to Work
After Illness
BRUSH CREEK L. H. Meyer
who was confined to his home in
the forepart of the week because
of an attack of influenza has suf
ficiently recovered to be able to
return to his work again.
Crimson clover in the Brush
Creek district is beginning to show
color in the fields.
ft.
29 c lb.
lb.
lb.
60c
Alha-Sellzer
4c
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We Reserve
the RUM
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QauiUUet
n II lb.
Certificates
Silverton
SILVERTON Only fiye;tire ap
plications were refused by " the
Silverton rationing board this
week. Applications were issued
to J. C. Doyle, A. Vochter, J. E;
Siems, W. J. King, Gladys Pat
erson, H. E. Lenart, R. J. Lais,
Fred Jarvill and Arthur Qualgy,
Silverton farmers: to Dr. P. A.
Loar, Silverton; Silver Falls Tim
ber company,. Joe Frank, Silver-
ton garbage man; Jack Bean, Mt
Angel .farmer; David Schafer, log
hauler: . Roy Williams, common
carrier. '
Family. Gathering
Honors Birthday,
Mother's Day -
NORTH DALLAS Mr. and
Mrs. August Hiebenthal accom
pand their daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Diet. Diehm,
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gay
Rempel, Smithfield, on Mother's
day to be their dinner guests.
The Ediger family gathered to
observe Mother's day and J. S.
Ediger's birthday at Oak Villa
Sunday. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dalke and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Zimmerman
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
E. Harms and family, all of Sa
lem; Mr. and Mrs. John N. Ediger
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Ediger, Linda Ediger and Henry
N. Ediger, Mrs. Herman N. Edi
ger and Mr. and Mrs. Frank N.
Ediger and son Howard, all of
Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Sol
N. Ediger and family of Smith
field. Mrs. A. A. Wall was the honor
guest on Mother's day at the H.
H. Dick home.
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Fancy, Balk
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Kitchen Queen
Red, White. and Blue
49-lb. bag
Fisher's Blend
Crown, Drifted Snow
49-lb. bag .
Gold Iledal
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For two months, since the aircraft
off Java, Mrs. Henry Fecht of
heart, word her son, James H.
and son meet at the Mare Island
Churches Plan
Social Events
SILVERTON Local church or
ganizations are planning a num
ber of social events for the com
ing week.
First and, perhaps largest of
these, will be the Norwegian holi
day observance at Immanuel
church Sunday with a dinner fol
lowing the morning services. A
nominal charge will be made and
this will go to Little Norway in
Canada. Following the Sunday
dinner a program will be held.
No. 1
Spinach
PER
LB.
Pichf !
21c
Regular Size Package
Fancy Pack, No. 1 Tall
Tillamook, No. 1 Tall Cans.
Fisher's 2'2-Lb. Package
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$51-79
$.91
Airmail
3 lbs. 59c
Lb..: u
Horning
i lbs. 85c
Lb.
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Vacuum Park
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tender Langley was sunk in waters
Chicago, refused to accept, in her
Fecht, -22, was dead. Here mother
naval hospital at Valle jo, Calif.
,At the Methodist church the
missionary circle will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with
Mrs. R. J. Van'Cleave as hostess.
The affair will be held at the
VanCleave home. The Cub pack
meeting will be held Tuesday
night at 7 o'clock in the church.
Mrs. O. E. Lee will be hostess
Tuesday night at 7:30 to the Na
omi society of Calvary church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson
will entertain the teachers of
Trinity church Monday night. The
Trinity Mission circle will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the f
church with Mrs. Ole Satern and
Mrs. I. Ormbreck as hostesses.
.. 3 lbs.
Local 3 lbs.
250 g
140
TOIIATOES
Lb . . . 150
ORANGES
Sweet and juicy.
dz.
Medium size.
Dozen
CELERY
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Each
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White
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