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At Mt. Angel
Is
Sponsored
L MT. ANGEL The Business
Men's club Is sponsoring "March
of -Dimes" dance lor Wednesday,
January 31, in the name of the
community of ML Angel. SL
Mary's auditorium has been do
nated for the purpose. The net
proceeds of the dance will be
used to help fin the quota of
$240 assigned to ML AngeL
John T. Bauman, legislative
committee chairman, told of the
bills under consideration by the
the state legislature and the rest
of the meeting was turned over
to a discussion of the various
measures. A. G. Traeger stated
that he expected to give a report
on the scrap drive investigation
mil the next meeting. - -
The following committee ao
pointments were announced by
the presideafc '"'.'
By-laws, Leonard; Fisher,
chairman, Lee Withers and Louis
Schwab; roads and S highways,
Alois Keb;r, .chairman, Frank
Hettwer and Peter Gores; mem
bership, Walter Smith, chairman,
Florence Hassing and S. C
Schmitt
I Entertainment, Ed Stolle, chair
man, Louis A. LeDoux and Walter
Smith; new Industries, Jim Four
nier, chairman, Lee Withers and
Tony Traeger; publicity, Ed Stolle,
chairman, Francis. Schmidt and
Leonard Fisher; legislative, John
T. Bauman, chairman, F r e d J.
Schwab" and Ed Stolle; sick com
mittee, Otto J. Oswald, chairman,
Frank Hettwer and Val Eberle.
Sports, S. C. Schmitt, chairman;
Francis Schmidt and Douglas
Karris; grievance, Louts A. Le
Doux, chairman, Herman Schwab
and Florence Hassing; defense,
Jim Fournier, Peter' Gores and
Ed Stolle; program, Lee Withers,
chairman, Ted Lacy. Ed Dunn,
Herman Schwab and Ben Traviss.
Executive, William Bean, chair
man, Francis Schmtdt and Flor
ence Hassing; farm aid, Douglas
Harr, chairman, Peter Gores, Leo
Schwab and Father Hildebrand;
solicitors, -Val Eberie, chairman,
Ted Lacy and Clem J. Butsch; war
emergency and welfare, Peter
Gores, chairman, A . G. Traeger,
John T. Bauman, Walter Smith
nd Tather Hildebc.J.
Settlemiers Bu v
Farm
Minty
PRDJGLE The Minty place on
Fabry road, has bean sold to the
George Settlemiers of Woodburn,
nd they have moed in. They
have three children, George jr..
In the sixth grade, Mriljm in the
fourth grade and a baby girl at
home. i
Mrs. Agnes Booth and her as
sistants, Mrs. Cacmelita Weddle
visited the Pringle school last
Thursday and checked the build
ings and grounds with the stan
dard school requirements. Mrs.
Booth complimene4 the district
school lunch project as a worthy
contribution by -the community
group to the settee children.
Valley Calendar
FRIDAY, JANUARY tf
Edin Lane Home Extend on unit.
Mrs. T. K. CaspeU, laopjn.
Waldo Hills Community club card
party. T JO pjn.
SATURDAY, JANUARY
. Oregon Jersey Cattle club. ' Marion
hotel. i
SUverton hum community ciuo.
Linn Pomona
Grange Meets
With Santiam
Monmouth Community
Club. Parties Plcmned
MONMOUTH A party will be
sponsored as a community feature.
at the former PSO bunding, each
second ' Monday night of each
month. Some individual fraternal.
social, or civic , organization will
have charge. The next party, to
be given in February will be ar
ranged by the American Legion
nd Legion auxiliary. A nominal
charge to cover expenses will be
made, any surplus to augment the
general; community club fund.
Rickarids Purchase
rf ouse in Labish ;
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i NORTH HOWELL Mr. and
lrs. Jim Rickard have purchased
a house from the Henny family
In Labish district and moved it
to a location near their own. Mrs.
Martha "Vinton will live in the
house when necessary adjustments
are made, Mrs. Vinton is now tn
Vancouver, -
New machine sheds have been
built on-the Andrew Smith farm
and on the A. B. Wiesner farm.
Trout Family
Goes to Canby
LIEIZlTY-rl.Ir. and Mrs. Tru
man DeLano of Los Angeles, have
purchased the 12 acre farm- and
home from. Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Trout They will arrive this week
to take possession. -j
Trouts purchased a 52 acre place
in Canby, have enlarged and mod
ernized the small house into which
they have moved. J ;
Joan Trout is spendinf this week
with the F.' E. Judd family in or
der to finish :the semester at Sa
lem high school. Later she win
attend the union high school in
Canby.: ! I '
Betty, Trout, an "eighth grader,
was given a surprise farewell par
ty by i thai seventh and i eighth
grade girls at the home of their
teacher, Mrs. May Lucas. 5
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NAVY 'S ICE MENta destroyer en eonroy dnty wafr
of the crew chop aa
LYONS Santiam Valley grange
was host for Linn county Pomona
grange Thursday, January 18.
Master Carnegie presided over the
meeting. Various legisature mea
sures were discussed. A short pro
gram arranged by Elizabeth Truax,
Pomona lecturer, and by Fern
Sletto, lecturer from Santiam Val
ley -was given in the afternoon.
A no .host dinner was served at
noon. . j
Mr. and Mrs. OrvilleiDownlng
and daughters, Juanita jand Mo-
dena and his father,' William
Downing attended a dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bail
ey in Mehama Sunday. It was for
Pvt FJdon. Tietze on furlough
from Camp Roberts. Other guests
were Mr. . and, Mrs. Julias Tietze
and daughter of Mehama, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Downing and family
from Southerlin and Mrs. FJdon
Tietze of Stayton. Pvt TIet2e Is
a son -of Julias Tietze and brother
Of Mrs. Bailey and the two Mrs. I
Downings. ! .
Mrs. Helen Bauer and daughter
Evelyn Mae of Tacoma were Sun-
May guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Bodeker. I
Mr. and Mrs.1 Cecil Houchen
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Grimes. Houchen,! who is a service
eningeer for Boeing aircraft was
enroutelo Seattle from Texas. He
is a sister of Mrs. Grimes.
Mr. and Mrs. i Paul Johnston,
Carroll, Shirley and George were
Sunday dinner grafts of her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Applin in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brassfield
visited Sunday with his sister.
Mrs. v Boyd "Midell of Salem. His
mother who is ill; is at the Midell
home. ! !
Mr. and Mrs. ' George Clipfell
were glad to receive a letter Mon
day from their son, Pvt. Clipfell."
He stated that he was well and
is now somewhere in France. The
Clipfells hadn't heard from him
for several 'months.!
Mrs. Laura Neal; visited Satur
day with her husband who is In
the Lebanon hospital. Neal has
been in the hospital for some time
as a result of injuries received
while loading piling. He is much
improved and expects to' be home
here this week, j !
Iter' fflj i S?n FpToPPiWr ;l II
I . z.-w '- WA Vkjh&--- -a 'and
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Portland Couple
I Visit Relatives
LABISH CENTEH Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Dow of Portland spent
the weekend her vLaitfhg with rel
atives, i
Mr. and Mrs,
have purchased
Their son, Jim,
Lensch place
farmed for some yeers.
A. N, Boynton
k hima in Salem.
wiU eperate the
which they have
Silverton Cliurcb Has
Election of Officers
SILVERTON Officers recent
ly elected to the Christian and
Missionary Alliance church of
which Rev. B. A. Franklin is. pas
tor, include Gabriel Herigstad,
financial secretary; Mrs. JjMarie
Ingebresten, Missionary treasurer;
Harvey Hallett secretary; August
Woelke, treasurer; Paul Herigstad,
Fred Towns, elders; Ed Woare,
Gabriel Herigstad, Harvey Hallett,
trustees; Mrs. A. Pedersen, Sun
day school superintendent; Miss
Euth Rusted, Young People presi
dent. i
Returns to Duty
SILVERTON jAlthea Meyer,
city treasurer, returned to her
work at the city offices Wednes
day afternoon following several
days at home ill with influenza.
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Vftiat's Doing, LadTes?
wHh Parry Ward I
Clever. Inventive Perry
Ward moves through a
packed studio, mike In band,
uklng ' question, : kidding
the ladle (they love lt!.
and giving prizes. Sponsored
toy Kitchen Crsit Flour,
Perry provides tun for aiL r
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IIKED SOUP. STOCK
SPLIT PEAS Green and Yellow
BLUE DOSE BICE RecleanedU
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SUSAII BAKEB SOUPS 3
Dehydrated thicken Noodle, Pea
STEEBO BOUILLON CUBES
JELL-WELL DESSERTS
JIFFY LOU PUDDINGS Assorted
I IBS. WRIGHT'S BBEAD
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niTCHEli CRAFT FLOUR 11.
SUZAIUIA PANCAKE FL0UQ... Pte.
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DEXTERS CHEAIIED HONEY
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SNOW, FLAKES CRACKERS
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31c
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Batter Wafers,
Mb. box
,1-lb. box
Canned Jelly
Guava Fruit ' i
Grape Jan
Ferre Brand
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Old Manse Brand 2-lb. tin
39c
EGG NOODLES
and FRILLETS 1-lb. pkr. into
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Salad Dressing rSat!?ltl3c
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Royal Salin
Creamy Shorteninr i
Vanilla Flavor
Also LEMON 8-ox. bottle 1UC
Baking Powder
i Clabber Girl 2-Ib. can
Sno-Uhiie Salt;
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Pkr.
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Strained and
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Gerlser's Baby Feed
WUi-iJJ uips UWVCl Llndsay.PU Ja
Libby Dips Olives
Lihby Pickles
Aherneihy Dill Pickles 24-ox.
Ilomemade.
Chopped.... can
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37c
Grade "A" Eggs
Meds, dos. 49c Lae do.
Copes Corn y '
Evaporated 5-os, pkr.
Dry Beans H"
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10c
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take home an extra vegetable FRESH!
Carrots
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pay for!
Lb.
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Clean, broad
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Cabbage
Arixona eolid,
crisp heads. .
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Sweel Pclaioes Smooth..
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Clip-Top Turnips
YAMS, good bakers.
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ROME BEAUTY APPLES ..box $3.89: lb. 9 Vic
SPITZENBURG APPLES. L.box $39; lb. 9V,e
NAVEL ORANGES, sweet ! L.U....5 lbs. 48c
LEMONS L. : rlb. lie
Diced Deeis
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Diced Carrois
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Del Ilaiz Corn l,B,"
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Ced Tag Peaches
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Tuxedo Tuna 1 Re?
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Sirloin Steak!
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U j most please yon er year money will be refunded In fall. -
Link' Sassage z pU ib. 41c Pdish Sacsage pte4 id. 32c
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v Quart
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ITS TWO MONTHS.
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FOR THE SAME QUAUT.
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Start maklnj the test tbia week: Buy
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