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T3ia OSSGOIT STATESMATT, Salem,
Orjon. Tuesday Morning. December 21, 1943
17A CZ CIV"!
M I s s Ilollis Vksk. mt Pitts
burg, Pa., ; is at home for the
- holidays and is visiting her par
ehtSyl&r. and Mrs. George Vide
She is in YWCA work: and ; is
field instructor at the school of
social work at the University of
Pittsburg. She arrived on Mon
day morning.
Mrs and Mrs! Robert Elf-:
strom returned Monday from a
business and pleasure trip to San
Francisco. While in the bay city
the Elfstroms celebrated their
J 5th wedding; aiihiversary. .Theyv
. were registered at the St Fran-.
- cis hotel.
Pringle Program ;
On Thursday
. .' The Pringle Christmas, pro
. gram will be held Thursday at
-1 pm, preceded by a short busi
mess meeting, of the Community
, club.
: The primacy room ' will pre
sent "Santa's Helpers" and "The
Bells."
, The intermediate' and upper
grades are presenting "The
Songs of Christmas," a play with
carols and tableaux, by Martha
Bayly Shannon.: t
Miss Mary Jeaa McKay.
; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
. J. McKay, is entraining for Chi
: cago tonight where she will
t spend the holidays with' her fi
ance, Mr. Elmer Harrold, US
tNR. Mr. Harrold, a former Wil
. - lamette university student, is
-'. taking his officer's training at f
, Northwestern 'university v. While
' . in the eastern -city Miss McKay
will visit with Mr. Harrold'a
grandmother and her relatives.
She will return shortly after the
New Year.
; Today's Menu
' Coconut pudding is the deS
", aert for today and will make use
f the fresh coconut available
- at the grocer's.
" Green bean salad
Broiled lamb cakes ,
Glazed apples slices
Browned potatoes
Buttered spinach
Baked coconut pudding
The coconut we buy in the
stores is actually the kernel of
the nut, and you may have to
dig it out of the brown coconut
fiber covering. Use a heavy blunt
knife or a screwdriver and a
hammer to get the outside shell
opened up. When you get the
brown coconut out, punch two
of the "eyes with an ice pick and
pour out" the 4,milkw to use, as
a drink. Then split the nut into
pieces,using the punched holes
as a starting point. Pry out the
meat, pare off ; the thin, brown
skin or not, as, you prefer, and
grate it on the finest grater.
BAKED COCONUT. MJBDING
U cup flour
cup sugar "
teaspoon salt
2 egg yolks
Z cups milk
- Peeled rind 1 lime .
T teaspoon vanilla
1 cup grated fresh coconut.
' 2 egg whites
. Vi teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons sugar "'.
Mix flour, sugar and salt Add
slightly beaten eg yolks and
mix to a paste Scald milk . in
double boiler, stir into flour and
egg mixture. Return to double
boiler and stirr constantly until
thickened. ' Peel lime, keeping
rind in one piece if possible. Add
to thickened custard. Cover and
cook for 15 minutes. Remove lime
peel, add vanilla and stir in
freshly grated coconut Pour
into a baking dish, top with
meringue made ' of egg whites,
aalt and sugar. Bake in a slow
even (325 degrees) for 15 min
utes or until lightly browned.
Serve warm or cold. Serves 6,
r
Golden Wedding
Is Observed
- SILVERTON Charming in
every detail was the double
observance Sunday, of the gold
en wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Ole'Sa tern, who have
also spent their entire" 50 years
of married life at Silverton.
Trinity churchy of which they
have been members for SO years,
were hosts I at dinner to- them
immediately followingj the
morning service. Mrs. Silas jTor-
vend -was chairman of arrange
ments. The table at which the
, honor : guests were seated j was
centered by a two-tier wedding
cake, baked by Mrs. Martin i Hatteberg-.
Yellow tapers and chry
santhemums completed the ta
ble., decorations. Place cards
were arranged for Mr. and Mrs.
Ole Satern,1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Satern, Joan and Dareld Satern,
Mr. and Mrs. lHarold Satern,
Marshall! and Wallace Satern,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Madsen,
Colleen, Roger and Loretta Bell
Madsen, Rev. and Mrs. MJJK.
Fuhr, Miss Melva Fuhr, Miss
Cora Lybeck and Ray Lybeck.
? Trinity choir under the direc-
tionof Mrs. - Tom A. Anderson
gave a group of numbers, and
Miss Eunice Torvend ga ve ' a
group of piano numbers. Rev.
Mr. Fuhr served as toastmaster
and responding to his 'call were
j Mrs. Ed Holden, Alf O. Nelson
and M.G.i Gunderson., Mr. Gun
derson, as 5 chairman of the
church board, presented the hon
'ored couple with a chair from
- the congregation. Mr. Satern
spoke for the family, thanking
the congregation for its gift
From, 3 to 8 o'clock open
house was held at the Satern
home on I North Water street
Pouring during the afternoon
and evening, were Mrs. O. S.
Huage, Mrs. M. J. Madsen, Mrs.
L. C. Goplerud, Mrs. C. J. Dahl
en, Mrs Hans Jensen, Mrs. Ed
Holden, Mrs. MJ.K. Fuhr, Mrs.
Gilbert Gunderson, Mrs. ' Albert
Sather and Mrs. Hans Hansen.
Mrs.' Victor Madsen, Mrs. Oscar
Satern and Mrs. Harold Satern
assisted about the rooms, and
Miss Joan Satern and Miss Col
leen Madsen assisted in serving.
Miss Loretta Madsen, youngest
grandchild,'-was in charge of the
guest book.
Signing the guest book were
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lentsch, - Mr.
and Mrs! Nels Henjum, Mrs.
: Clarence j Reed, Mr. and Mrs.
' Oscar Satern, Marshall Satern,
Dareld : Satern, Joan Adele Sat
em, Helen Colleen Madsen, Rog
er Madsen, George Hauge, Mrs.
Ingeborg' Ormbreck, Mrs. Olga
Booth, Mrs. L. C. Goplerud, Mrs.
C. J. Dahlen, Mrs. Myrtle Mot
fett. Charles Dahlen, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Haere, Miss Sylvia
izabeth Torvend,. Stanley Tor
vend, Mr and Mrs. Silas Tory
end, E. Silas Torvend, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Torvend, Miss Olga
Torvend Miss Eunice Torvend,
Miss Loretta Madsen, Miss Kay
Madsen, Miss Cora Lybeck, Mr,
and Mrs. Victor Madsen, Mr. and
RATION CALENDAR
FOOD
Canned Goods Green stamps A, B
and C in book 4 good through Le
; eember SO.
Meat, cbaesa canned fish and edi
ble fats Brown stamps L. M, N.
and P good until January 1.
Sugar Stamp in book 4 food
for S pounds until January IS
. t , - i - ' SHOES ' ' '
Stamp titt. 18. book one. good tn
: definitely. Airplane stamp No. 1 valid
.now. v , -
GASOUNI I
Book A coupons Nm. S now good
' for three gallons each.
! rucL. oa.
Period 1 coupons tn new fuel oU
rations valid through January . Cou
pons witb gauonage prtntea on jam
face valid for amount indicated un
til expiration date shown on coupon
sheet. !
i h" : TIKES
Cars with C ration books must have
tires inspected every 3 months; B
books every 4 months: A books every
S months. .Commercial motor (Ve
hicle . - tiro inspections j every
months or every sees si
I . S STOVES - i
j Purchaser must get certificate at
ration board for new stoves. I
i WOOD. SAWDUST, COAL !
ruel dealers JeMver by priorities
based on needs j
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Paint a roa
U: K erst -Tone
. svith the
TtJ iTone goes
tHLt n paper, aad
rsiii tsm
a Tor only 1XJS with
and boy War Bonds
difference," I KenU
on right over wan
dries ia ea hour.
BOIf TRI AVSIACI KOOM
EL L. ELFS'EnOIl-CO.
375 CaiemekeU ; Phonc 9221
Mrs. Arthur Madsen, Mrs.- O. S.
Hauge, Mrs. M. J. Madsen Mrs.
Hans Jensen, Mr and Mrs. O.
M. Hatteberg.'iMr. and Mr. M.
G. Gunderson, Miss : Annabelle
Jensen, Miss Juanita Moe, Alma
B. Cooper, J. J. Moe, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Aim. Mrs. Dena Aim
Davis, J Miss c Nettie Hatteberg,
Mr. and Mrs. - Edwin Hatteberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Legard, Mrs.
A. O. Legard, Ray Lybeck, Mrs.
H. E. Steen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Haere, Margaret E. Weber, Mrs.
P. O. Wade, Mrs. Robert Kemp
er, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hughes,
Harold A. Larsen, lillie L. Mad
sen, Mrs. J. Kloster, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Jbrgenson. Miss El
Johnson, Mrs. L. M. Conn, Mrs.
Dan Riveness, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Holden, Mrs. Margaret Pederson,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Larson, Rev.
and Mrs. MJJC Fuhr. Miss Mel
va Marie I Fuhr, 'Mise Eunice
Fuhr, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sath
er, Mrs. Anna Hanson, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Johnson,' Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Satern and Wallace Sat
ern. . - ' '"
... CANTEEN CALENDAR
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21
Cirta" Service organization. .
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEK 22
Women ot Rotary, .
THUKSDAY. DECEMBEK 23
PEO Sisterhood.;
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24
Volunteers wanted.
Airs. Jean Cox Returns
To California Home
AMITY Mrs. Jean Cox left
for her home at Coronado, Califs
this week after spending several
months with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Switzer. Mrs. Cox plans
to return later in the. winter. Her
father has been ill , and she was
caring for him.
Dicken's Tale
Best Seller
After 100 Years
NEW YORK, Dec ;
Charles Dickens', A ? Christmas
Carol, ended its first 100 years
Saturday as a best seller.
"A most prodigious success''
Dickens own description of the
reception given his ' Christmas
ghost story, which sold 6,000 cop
ies within a few days of publica
tion during the Christmas season
of 1843 is still appropriate this
Christmas season of 1943.
The nation's book chops re
ported The Carol still ranked
high on Christmas book lists, and
Dean Frank Luther Mott of. the
school, of journalism of the Uni
versity of Missouri, said that well
over 2,000,000 copies - had been
sold in the United States since
publication. - -
"Dickens was the best sejiing
author in the history of American
publishing, , said Dean Mott, : an
authority on best sellers in Amer
ica. "Nine of his novels sold more
than 1,000,000 each in this coun
try, and seven more around , a
half-million. But "A Christmas
Carol" tops them all and is among
the dozen best selling books ever
offered by American booksellers.
"It is still the most popular
Christmas story outside of the
Bible." " .
t - - t i . ' mmm 1 1 1 ' ; nj.. " wmw ' mi mi mi mi wmm i im
: - " "
Woodburn Couple -Moving
to New House'
WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Butterfield will move soon
to a house at the corner of Third
and Montgomery street in Wood
burn. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Butter
field wffl live at the Fair Oaks
bulb farm on the highway south
of Woodburn. - ; '
Tnree Injured
By Explosion
At Kaiser Yard
VANCOUVER. Wash, Dec. 20
-(P)-Ed Kyafnicka, 39, lay ser
iously injured in a hospital Satur
day after an explosion that blew
out windows and doors and. spnn
kled glass through the acetylene
building of the Kaiser shipyard.
"Another: shipyard worker, Hi
ram Barnes, 2a, died Friday of
burns. Roy Hall, a fellow-worker,
suffered less serious injuries..
Liquor Permit
Procedure Revealed
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec 20-flj
Procedure for obtaining 1914 li
quor permits, which will go on
sale .January 3, was announced
Saturday by the. Oregon liquor
control commission; ' 7
' Civilians win present war ration
book no.. 4,, together with proper
identification as to residence and
ownership of the book, when ap
plying; at state liquor stores, ; '!
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the aaadtwsrk
Master CrsiUaaen
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qnesttoned leaders
la Sa Valwe." '
prices. , i -kills'
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Rationed Items
TomaJo Sonp
Tomalo Juice
Veg. Cccklail
Fey. Peas ITI
tM- Pictsweet (It)
area
(S polnU)
22-os. can
Sunny Daws (C)
4 4 -ox. caa ,
Vcg. CcddaU ?TSL
Sagar Belle (It)
caa
No. Z can
P.I Tr.M. Brlartate (S)
Ne. Z east
Crean Cera 5J.T'!i
Verj-All ltvws! cax?
t-l:-- Starr (12)
Utw.v-SiilW Ne. SfS Jar
DMM.U Dl f SUrr (14)
tUiAS avtfcua dau 2H Jar
Ilargarine SL"..
rT...4tA Baleweed (f)
AAUaijiUUiii 1-lb. pkr.
SherieiuagiJSre
Shcrienicg S1
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ftilU4l UU Qvart Jar
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13c
29c
13c
14c
ISc
IQc
15c
ZCc
12c
4Sc
25c
22c
22c
CCc
39c
ft
SUGAR
tl iTK lb.
Fine
Granulated ;
Bug ... r .iaP
(No. 29 Stamp)
Ghristmastide, hallowed season of joy and
happiness, this year finds all of us in America
striving cpnstantly to hasten the day of Victory,
Nevertheless it is fitting that we should pause
both to recall our Christmas days of yesteryear
and to look forward into the future with pro
found confidence and. hope. We people of
Safeway including those who have taken leave
of absence to join the fighting forces unite in
sincerely wishing every one of you a Merry
Christmas! May. your families be happy and
well. May your dinners be hearty. Arid may the
Christmas prayers of all of us be answered,
"So that peace may prevail for all mankind . .
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Fancy Quality. Eastern
0CMIGES Fancy California Nereis. case $2.9t
W IIIHlf ftp
AaCi 11U UXj Crisp, Fancy Laxfe Heads
SQUASH Danish, Hubbard ar Marblehead
SWEET POTATOES
POTATOES
Vc.-'errTi; rA'lIf I T-TV VCSC.- & asnaw
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ib 35 c !
lb. SC
12c
- ib. 3c
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Hon-Rationed Items
Flonr
Kitchen Craft
19-Ib. baa .
45c
Fleischnann's Yeasi 3 cakes 10c
Vanilla Flavor Vtue
Corn Starch l-lb. par.
rj.t:.. x Sparkling
pkgr".
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nelasses n.nja, r
Earo Syrup USeiftS
Candied Pineapple .n,. u. 25c
Diced Cilrola .ib.,k.-22c
Ualnnl Heats 5!S .k,. .tic
Ilixed lints X 33c
Filberis -Peannts
n.
C.ll.J D....U Pbuiters
uouta a. cuami
Pkg.
C4 . .1. AM Saowflake
1K-T. leaf
narachino Cherries I2e
EGGS - Grade A Large f I
Every era carefully Inspected asti packed
la cartons. Safeway, errs will aerer dis
appoint yea. '.j; .... .
Doze in carton . . 55c
U. S. Ne. 1 Quality
U. S. Ne .1 Yakima Fine Bakers
U. S. NO. YAKIMA , ,
lbs.
5 ib.ilQc
5 LBS. 7e
ALSO FOR YOUR READY SELECTION HOLIDAY ITEMS 8UCH - AS DATES,
FIGS, COCOANUTS, GRATES, CALAYOS. PEARS, TOMATOES, ETC. i ,
Clapps Bahy Feed
Strained (1 pt.) . 7c
Junior Food (2 pts) -9c
Dry Cereal, 8 oz. 15c
Instnt Oatmeal, 8 ox. 15c
Snowdrift
Shortening
Ucsson Oil
For AH Cookinf and
Frying Uses
(10 points)
Quart Bottle
"Colored Fryers New York Dressed
Leghorn Fowl New York Dressed .
Eviscerated Colored Doasters
ib.46c
41 c
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U. S. PIUI-IE GRADE A TURKEYS
Every Bird Guaranteed .to' Please Or Your Money Back i ' 1
Under 16 Ibs Ib 52c; 16 to 20 lbs, Ib, 49c; over 1 20 lbs, j lbi 4Sc.
Dacon, by Ihc piece
Shoulder Portx Hoasl
Pork Sonsngc
ib. S)C)0
jb.32.0.
Hcady-Io-cal Hams .
Ileady-io-ca! Picnics
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Del Maix Fancy
Whole Kernel
(10 points)
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Conway
Gran!j3E's,y1aiiace, s
Wholt
Berry
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12-oz.
cans
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Loose-Wiles Ib
Butter Wafers pkr.
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Salted and Roasted
White They Last
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Duchess
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ScarldiM Ualer SJSf
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Carnatlea
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32c
lCc
62c
Ivory Sonp
Good for Baby's
Tender Skin
S0
Medium
Cake
Suan Soap
Pure Floating
White Soap .
' ; Lare Bars
3 tor 290
CcdIi Ocolilsi
Make a. wonderful
Christmas remembrance.
A larre assortment . to
choose from. ,
2 for 0
Size
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wttk, remember this wer
lime fact: paper svpplie
resfrkfea. Help win the
by wstng shopping bag to
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