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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1947)
8 Th Skrt man. SaUm. Oregon. Friday. February 11. 1947 Volunteers to Be Organized SWEGLE Plans were made Tuesday for organization of vol unteer iwiiUnti on the five east Salom districts to help the pub lic haalth nurses of Marion coun ty The PTA of this district has listed the health program for ome time, and started organizing the central east Salem service months ago. Following the Tuesday meeting, at which Mrs. Bern ice Yery and Betty Schlopkohl represented the health department, it was an nounced that clinics will be held twin a year, April 3 and Novem ber 15. this year. Children of five and younger will be examined, with children to enter school in the fall taking summer check up examinations at the health de partment in Salem at one of the weekly clinics. The volunteers will attend 1o non - medical details including keeping record.", making appoint ments arranging transportation and assisting at the clinics. The volunteers will be headed in dis tricts by Mrs. Stadley, chairman, with four helpers from each dis trict. -One hour will be devoted at each district beginning a follow-: Swegle, 9 a m ; fr'ruitland 10 m ; Middle Grove. 11 am; Rickey. 1. and Auburn. 2:30. Present from the distticU Tues day were Mis. J. F. Wikoff. Mrs. John Schafer and Mrs. Lewi Pat terson, Middle Grove: Mrs. Fred S hre engot, Mrs. Harvey Meyer and Mrs. Oliver Rick ma n, Rickey; KMrs. Stanley Fagg. Mrs. Cecil Miller and Mrs. Kenneth Runner, Fraitland; Mrs. George Standley, Mrs. L. H. Allison, Mrs. Charles Jayne and Mrs. Cecil Frame, Swegle. Mrs. William Hartley will act as publicity chairman. Talks About Landscaping FOUR CORNERS Mrs. L. J. Stewart was hostess to the Four Corners Home Extension unit Tuesday. Several new members were taken in. A talk on Land scaping was given by Paul Ras I mussen. assistant County Agent. A short business meeting was called by Mrs. Ernest Walker Present were; Mesdames Cecil Snook, C. C. Morris, R. I. Ham mond. A. R. McLain, Henry Han son, Lawrence Lee. W. E. Peter son, Charles Warren, Gerald Wing. H. W. Snook, H. J. Colgan, E. C. Sunderlin, W. R. Cutwright. E. A. Snook, Ernest Walker. Ralph Mercer, Harold McMillan, A. A. Hager. S. H. Cable. Ross Chrisman. Ray Osborn, W. C. Miller. L. J. Shrake. Nettie Shrake, Hardie Phillips. Dale Jeffries, Ralph King. William Brown, and L. J. Stewart. demonstration agent, spoke on "Developing good taste". Mrs. T. Muller, vice president, conducted the meeting in the ab sence of the president. The Una King, Mrs. Clarence Riddell and Mrs. Keith Peterson are new members. Next meeting will be a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday, February 27 at Mrs. Edward Harnsbergers. Amputees Needing One Shoe Aided by Sale Amputees needing but one shoe may purchase it at a low rate, according to information received by the Marion county service of ficer from the Disabled War Vet erans group. Single shoes will be available in a variety of styles and in all sizes at $1 each through an arrangement made with the Members Inducted Into Lions Club SILVERTON, Feb. 20 Mitchel Cain provided entertainment with his tricks before the Silverton Lions club Wednesday night at its regular meeting at Buds and Frank's restaurant. Cain will ap pear later in a benefit arranged for the club scouts. Cliff Almquist, chairman of membership, conducted induction of the three new members. Larry Carpenter, Frank Velasic and Morris Schnorenberg. Other members to be inducted next w(k are Bud Hart. Hal Fisher Flagg warehouse, Nashville, Tenn. Further information may be ob tained from the veteran's affairs office at the state library building. and Lloyd Fry. Ted Hobart spoke on the forth coming Red Cross drive. Hobart fieldman for the Ladd & Bush bank of Salem, is assisting in or ganization of Red Cross drives in rural Marion county in the area covering Silverton, ML Angel and Brooks. Valentine Party Is Given for Friends HA YES VI LLE Aldene Frey was hostess to a group of her friends Saturday. Rooms were decorated with nasturtiums and pussy willows, valentine refresh ments were served. Time was spent dancing and playing games. Present were Mary Evelyn Fisher, Ronnie Smilh, Ila Krie ger, Rebecca Loveall, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Babcock, Mr. and Fifty-Xine Year Old Statesman Uncovered , STAYTON A ey f The Statesman, dated Thnnday, De cember 13. ItSS. was foand ia the wall of the kitchen f Mr. and Mrs. James HeGitl whs live n East Marlon street la Stay ten, daring the remodeling f their kitchen. The paper Is handset, since that was before the days ef line type machines. Aa editorial abeat President elect Harrison and his Wd fer national solidarity is carried en the editorial page. Mrs. Charles Bartosz and Vince Bartosz, David Bartruff. Bob N or ris, Chris Paul, Johnnie Rack and Aldene Frey. . TO BE DISCHARGED SUNNYSIDE T. 5 George A. Foat, son of Mr. and Mrs. R- G. Foot, flew from Chicago to his home on terminal leave. He re-enlisted March 1946 and has been overseas with the medical corps I the past months, stationed at SSth Field hospital. Bod Weiss. Germany and 112th Evacuation hospital, Wuryburg. Germany. Foat will receive his discharge from Fort Sheridan, IlL Specializing in Antiques And Ilcdern Fnrnilxire Lee Bros. Fnrnilnre Beiinuhing Co. Refinishing .... Remolding; Repalrlg FUstics Phone 21233 .. Salem. Orerea East End 4 Corners 420 East State Si. Intietendence Woman Club I Entertainetl OAK POINT Mrs. R. A. Al- derson entertained Independence Rural Woman's club Thursday ' when Viola Shafer, Polk home CDDDnliiQawnes tun kt In Ok, rra City. Ok I . FeUi uary 11 Inula Jii. Hartley. st s -months-old ir '! '. Mr and Mr. Man C llar-trv of - T . 01. tda tr. Oir Si't of ) ii ii v Irr Mai 'Irs of TrnuiJilt. and fi m'M.i uni tr i n( Mi and Mi. I jrl 1 i f lr ul Aurora and Jwiteriv of fill, n ai.il Mi and Mil nif'i C I'.a.tnaM f A ihu.n Wiifi Service t ! I t Si'uiaii . Pi-hiujrv t2 at 3 pm . at 'r W T Ridon chjpel with ct" tiidiPf t' irM at Mtcli" renif tf i Eh'.ei G T Dickinson will offl-i'r I ! m'a Ali-.iin, !at. rriln of 201 V. dirf'i'll Mrrrt Poilland. at a hotuital Frbiuaiv IS. at the -Hr ean Suniifd by a dju$hit"r, r:iia hunberg of Snjnf i ivnirlf :. will held F t I - s Ktmiiarv 71 it 1 pm at th Id Kriu. vn rfi't'frv. wltli Uir Re: A ( ' ipcimnfr officiating Ditev- n of Hot ii - Ed irdi irluiwl uirr XI. at IS m. City View cemetery Interment at HOOT rni' as Soot late resident of route S ".'.. t a local hospital Monday. 'rujr I?, at tne aee of M yearn fc uvr. fd rv a ion. Williartt M Noot I Sjkii. ar.d a stepson. Omald Ci Hi I ' Anfle Oeivtf- will he h.-l.l ) On. Irbruarv II. at 1 l p m a' i.ie t 'Ir.uffi-Bart ic k charrl v Hit the R- Dmitr Swift official. n In'er Hifn' n Beiere.'t Memorial pai k w W -1 of Ml . i lOIlt H., i f I.- riN I'a ii ft Iatt;n. U'e ri.i-n of i S f at a lota! h.v.pilal neda February . at th ae I ar Sii v.vrd b a djiritrr. H..tn M E-ackle of Purt'jnd. a Harold D I atttn of Salenv and jiHton Oordon Buclils ct Port n nf be r t Fiidav. nrv 21 ir 2 p in . at tfii t'louh-u-H crapel vith Di J.4et Artami u!!:ir Ir'timtnt In tlie OJJ Fel- l'r ,tei MILLER Melvin R Miller, late resident of 2140 Mill ft at tne ae of 37 years. Wednesday. February IS: at the resi dence. Survived bv wife. Etncl M Miller: three daurhten. Mrs. Albert Giln. an and Miss I.ota Miller, both of Salem, and Mrs. Glenn Schultz. Kel Iokc. Idaho, two tons. Robert L Mil ler. Salem, and O. S Miller. Bend: father. D H Miller. Kellogg. Idaho: tn siter Mrs. Lours Jacquemir. Kel!o. Idaho, and Mrs Ben Smith Mrtiner. ("alif ; a brother.- J. W Mills of Salem, and five grandchild ren Shipment will be made to Kel lon. Ida . by C'lough-Barnck com pany for service and interment Casket will Im opened to friends from p m. to 5 p.m. Friday. C A.NOV Walter P Canoy, late resident of 177 N Church St.. Wednesday. Febr uary. 19. at a local hospital Sur viving are the wife. Mrs. Ilda Canoy of Salem: a daughter. Mrs Ray Kaser of Salem: two sisters, Mrs. G. D. B.ltrn and Mrs E A. Miller, both of I r ha r ion five brothers. William Canoy of Albany and James. George. Wade and Jack Canoy; all of Leba non, a granddaughter. . Karen Ksxr of Salem Services wilt be Saturday. February 22. at 10 m. t the Clough Barnck chapel with the Rev Emil Berker officiating Interment at the Lebanon cemetery. GCNSI.EY Mrs. Edith Gunsley. at the resi dence. HID S 14th st . Thursday. Feb ruary Til Surviving are two daugh ters Mrs Phyllis Bonnrv of Salem and Mi Dolores Probst of Portland, a son. E. M Gunsley of Wilmington. Calif . and three grandsons. Arrange ments will be announced later by C'lough-Rarrick company. rill.lR Hen i j. i n Fiarkiin Felger. Ill rei-d-rr w 343 I .r.iniir drive a' a tocal h i 'jl Irtnua.v 11 at the age of ? vrai Sur:ing are a 4n. Ben 0 Felgfi J-aiern. and a .i-i. Mrs SI . R iCr ' Portland A'.. sui - i .-it r.v a g andson. DnnaM J Felrr f 'r' v.ces will re a' trie 1 I w Ra: i ' apel Saturday Feb fia; v T2 a 1 p m . Willi mlermen' ' M i rt Arhev mauiruiii. the R- . S Rjri. Smith officiating SIMMONS. M' F..i te F S.mmonv l4te re't )' "f :" Ii land ave . tt uai y H a' .' k z 1 r..;.. t a I Suiiviog e tin 1 u-r iid. D fi Simmons of Saiem daughter Ms Dawn Vileveld of H .lljiid M.ct- a mr. Mrs Lillian Vr.-i1e.ld of Holland Mich . two bi thei Jut i'i KaUuskas an1 Vm-e-r" Kanavi'lias. both ( Freeholt. h J pnri. Mr. aitd Mrs Leon Kiflau-ki.- of f'erholt. and s grand .n John Vie!evrld of Holland. Hich. Str'fr will b at St Jos eiii t atnuiic church Frtda. Febr- WHITE Him C" White, late resident of S7i Gerth ave West Salem. Thursday. February 2) Surviving aie the wife. Minerva White of Salem, two daugh ters. Mrs Beatrice Gregory of Van couver. Wasn and Mrs Dorothy i Chenev of California: five son. Har- ! old ol Montana Clyde of Wyoming, and Kenneth. Raymond and Donald ' White, all of St Paul. Miss . six brothers. I .eon WhifV-of Sacramento. Calif, (.or win of Iowa. Amis of Rus sell la Dirk. Paul and Ed White of Jef.erson. Ia Services will be an nounced later by Clough-Barrick con-pan v. PHOTOSTAT COPIES OF Birth vrtificatH Difciiare Paprrn I.rpal Document. Also Blur Printiistj and Photo Lithograph f SALEII BLUE pnnir co.. me. S Kerry St Ph. M7 Smashes will happen but in thJa fully snapped shop all trace of the lniurios are properly rsmortd by the hiahest grad auto coach work. In at 8 out at S IL(lDODIK.y Skilled Radiator Rrpairine, Ckaning, Rebuilding. (Jet Ready for Spring and Summer Driving COME III FOB A FBEE ESTIMATE SALEII AUTOIIOBILE CO. HOME OF CHRYSLER SERVICE PLYMOUTH 435 N. Coml. St. Phone 4673 UAIITED! Walnut Meats I rf-s, a srsv s-v HigneHi tun i 'rices on uenvery IIOBBIS BXOBFEIII PACE1IIG CO. 460 North FrtMit SU Salem TeL 7633 T 'ii.. --jm 'fc. -l WarW .- r ' ' ' . gMSMssitlMsWai I J-r-sS...." 1 - r II I III ' ' 9 . -s. f x Maias- 1 . 7- i ....ii .n Safewsy Store The ivrtce K.,Tertn Salem. !s ::!t""- , m. Aarv meal witn Bring Sunsnme w 'V u;er in ices at these cheery, reire-- -Safeways NEW LOW PRICES c NEW PACK! Ml Tcsato fcice No. 2 4W 12 S4 4A o IU cons 1.17 H Sunny Down Tomato Juico CcTi it i. md lto resh to t! picked, pressed nd pocked all i one dy' time. Cm J 6 con$ GJthsA Siq UahutA in uice.f SUNNY DAWN con 24 cons t35 GrcpsfrdtJdce LTJXt? 10 Grapefruit idee s 21' Y-8 Vegekb!etfce 32 Vesettble idee tZ- 31' C0APW WBSE VALUES You save at Safeway on these favorites SPAGHETTI Blue Ribbon brand Prepared Minced Clams 8&r ?I5C Snow's for GOOD clam chowder 0n UUP WALNUTS w Grown in Oregon No. 1 large sizes auna Stewed Prunes 9 l C & M brood No. 303 jars. Special low price im R cskHsV CHERRIES ioc Sun Pak Royal Ann Spec to I ' Can Ky Noodles 5RC Porter's wide Fril-lets 15 Pk9- t2) Sj .SSBV I atF- TssssC XV 0!tC SE Velveeto or Breeze brand Spoxiol Pound 89 UaCi kJ '. A ' lent! They must be tender, juicy, fine-flavored or money back. PLtlsSM SMELT v What a treat they ore breoded ond fried golden brown. 2-lbs. IAC0M CUSc FICKIU. i22kW Gb.42e lf 1m1 vu.h 42c Uf tfUBk Ts-e.cw li. 55c Sirloin Beef Steaks Toe Grades lb. 55 ChkksuiA. RfAOY FOR rk PAN This new modem way of buy. ing chickens is pleasing mom ond mom families every ooy! Hdiut Stecis Sdmon Stecis Seblefish Steels FHletofSeSe Oysters ArWsafHgafV) Sizes tb.55c D.65 lb.35' hht65c FRYERS Csf Ik. 6T ROASTERS - - sbMoW rsaMOTi Frk. FOWL 57c Toytn Houm Grapofruit Juico Has th doliciou. Ust ot hesh , np. flroruit Becdus Tow Hcys SoSiSt Nice co.es IruU picked t the Pk ripened liesha' 6 cans $1 K (it - - r n- - - tail r s-t ' kftr"" - Sweet Potatoes, Toylor Squat tin 23 SdUeikraut, Highway No. 2V con J0C Vegetables asUatarptao Mlxtur No. 2 13' Apricot Hshres No. 2V4 con 27 fornbread Mix, Cinch fLmVA9n M I sss aVl JtlJer Sperry Flour, 25-ib. sock . 79 Pillsbury Flour, 50-ib. sock t ZJ57 Petit trPld Crnierry Seuce r Highsasay No. 2Vi Hotves or sics Hunt's SortWrtS ? 22c 16-oz Oi, Srorr Ivond In sonitory CiHlopnon con No. 2Vi con No.303.,7, 27c 39 Peaches Peer Hdres Fcncy Prunes Dried Prenes lZZ 4 69 Dried Apples cr Peers E 25' DLACK PEPPER SrhflUno' brand 2-ox. J f, Bade in Stock tin lu 8todrd SH-os. or. or piraemto Pt- w Pabst-ett Cheese Cheddar Cheese, Superior lb. 55c Red Hill Catsup nw-oz. bottle 19c Del Monte Catsup 1 bottb 22e Edwards Coffee 43cIbl85c Tree Tea 0. r. 1,-1, 47c Lipton's Tea 0. r ti.,b. 51c 2-lb. pk JSc Baker's Cocoa . U-lb. site 13c CHEESE ,. Full err a.m, mildlr axes! 55c Soda Crackers t- 39c Soda Crackers, K'spy i-b pkg. 24? Potato Chips, Blue Ben 514-oz 23c Popped Com, Cem-fried- 7V2-oz. 39c Nabisco 100 Bran 1o- ps 19c Pure Urd UJ Mince Meat tT Sendwich Begs l Geitege Beg 1 b. 33' 10 sanvm fresh produce Fruits and vegcUbles offer a wealth of health 3 BIG PRODUCER-CONSUMER CAMPAIGNS NOW AT SAFEWAY Ttt&ari OfloAQ WlmMi-Savinq Ualu&A fat QJdu While you help the producer reduce surplus crops Mmy Srmf A Vehie No. 1 Dsart WVilU LEMONS Grapefruit Per Pound 05 t Half Box $1.39 Full Box $2.49 Mowey Scving Vlse N. X For good hearth! Per Poand 130 Vefise N. Potatoes 12- 62 c '3.19 sock lb. This od is effect rhrough Saturday fab. 22 smmn-- Parsnips .b. 80 Canliflower ib. 150 Hood River Ortleyg Apples Dry Onions lb. 9c sack E
