The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 18, 1947, Page 12, Image 12

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    12- -Tho Staloaman, Salem, Oregon. Friday. July 18. 1947
Labish Church'
Heads Named;
Contract Let .
LABISH CENTER At a rerent !
church meeting. Valmer Klampej
was ejected superintendent of the
fcunoay school, succeeding Nathan
Kurth: Arlo Push was elected
assistant suDerintendenL Arlvce
Klampe was re-elected secretary,
ana rm wuytra Aker, treasurer.
Mrs. Kobert Boies is the new
teacher tor the Kum-Join-Us
flats. The contract for, the new
church building has been riven
and as soon as the surveyors are !
finished, ground breaking cere
unonies will be arranged.
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Boehm. over the
week-end was Mrs. Boehm's
brother and his wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Young of Sherwood. !
Waiter Mott, who operates the
Labi- h Center store, lias been in
the Deaconess hospital "for more
than a week. He is reported to be
improved.
Mrs. Noble Ragland entered a
Salem hospital Tuesday to under
go surgery.
A number of Labish Center
families plan on going to Long
Beach,, Wash., for the weekend to
dig clams during the low tides..
Amcme tho e guir? are Mr. anl
Mrs. Arld-Pugh and family, Mr".
and Mrs. Roy Aker and Dick, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Kurth and fam-
7 fly, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burr and j
Juanita, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde;
Leedjr, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Aker,
Juanita Burr has been visiting
Tor two weeks at the w. A. Stark
er "T)ome 8t Lincoln Beach and
uith Irene Bibby at Gleneden
liearh.
Spending the weekend at Taft
e Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kurth, j
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kurth and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Schubring of Tigard.
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Lions Name ISevf
Committee Heads
SILVERTON F. M. Powell,
president jf the Lions club has
announced his committee mem
bers for the coming year to in
clude finance. Jack Spencer, Cliff
Dicken-on, John Becker, Ralph
Adaim;' program. Cliff Almquist,
Dr. A. J. McCannell, Robert Mc-
Ewean, Howard Mann, Lloyd Fry,
Dale Lamarr; membership, Olum
Laron, Burley Howell. Ralph
Adams; publicity, Robert Miller,
and Dr. A. L V. Smith; boys and
girls, Oscar Edlund; citizenship
and patriotism. Larry Carpenter,
nd Leslie Oehler; civic improve
ment, v ilJiam Biocn and Hal
Fisher: community . betterment,
Clint Weiby and Eari Hartman;
education, Ray Boe and Robert
Miller; health and welfare, Dr.
A. J. McCannell and Mike Con
Jey; safety. Morris Vansomeren
Vid "John V?ilson; sight conserva
txm and blind, Eugene Smith and
Howard Eggiman; constitution
and by-laws, George Christenson;
ttinvenuon and visitation, Dr,
A. L. V. Smith, Clarence Morley,
Robert McEwean, Ralph Adams;
housing, John Murphy and Harry
Sherwood; boy scouts, Ted Bur
Ian, Harry Sherwood, John Bech
er. Jack Spencer; food, Clarence
Morley, Joe Duncan, Dale La
ma rr; sick and . relief, Morris
Schnorenberg.
Flax Festival N
Announces Prizes
MT. ANGEL The following
ouiuoiiai prizes iu u K'vrn away i
during the ninth annual Oregon'
Flax Festival. August 8. 9, find I
JO. were anrtounced by the com
mittee, headed by Jim Ander
son: a deluxe model washing
machine, a portable radio-phono
graph and an electric mixer and
Juicer. The prizes and the new
1M7 sedan will be awarded Sat
urday night. Atiguftt 9, about 9
c. m. immediately after the show
fcy the Vancouver Tumblers.
The royal court candidates for
the ninth annual Oregon Flax
flivl who will ride in the grand
tirade at Salem today are Mary
Ellen Cain, Salem's candidate,
Alyre All Won of Portland; Esther
Bolland. Canby; Arlene Zuber,
woodburn; Carline Kentz, Ger-
vais; Chukke Brokke, Silverton;
Kay Sievers.' Molalla; and the
three Mt. Angel girls, Jeanette
Itoffer, Lola Travks and Monica
Duda.
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er mt the K1m hlds his husky
EIIF1?E1S,G.A.
EVERY DAY L07 PMCES
Not Just Weekend SpetiaU
PB7
CAMPBELL'S
rn
3-Ib. Tin
For delicious, digestible foods.
DeLuxe ...j.....Lb. Jar
Blended expertly to give you a deluxe coffee.
XL 3LcH)
4
Uomaio soap
IOJj-oz. cans
. . ... 3 for
From Campbell's exclusive recipe.
Columbia t .
.... . ..IVi size can
Enjoy it cold, or hot with weiners.
Case Swayne
Pork Si Beans
A wholesome, delightful meal
in itself. 1 Oi
No. 2'j can Lij
Prem
Luncheon
Ileal
Pork with tender beef
added.
12-os. tia ...
Vr rm r
0mm
kMtaiikrirMi
u routti corrtc
FOLGER'S
COFFEE
Tin 45c
With each can of Folder's coffee at
your I. G. A. store. ' .
Early Jane Peas
o. z ran 190
lato.
180
DcTiciously tender. Serve pea stuffed tomato.
L G. A.
Cream Corn No. 2 can
Rich, creamy and delicious.
DEL MONTE
.103 iar 100
For a colorful salad or main dish.
Diced Beeis
LCA.
Tomato Juice ..46-nz. can
Rich in vitamins and sun-ripe goodness. Youll enjoy
distinctive flavor.
Bnrbanli Hominy
25 0
innk.
Cranberry Sauce u,T,n 270
Serve this jelly with your meat course.
Starr Apple Sauce n. 2n 21 0
o. 2 can 140
For a delightful vegetable dish.
ANAGOLD
Citrus Cocktail ... Ifi-oz. can
A delicious, healthful, blended orange drink.
MINOT
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n . mmm ' m
Variety
FRESH TOMATOES fl CSW
Field grown, solid ripe for slicing. . ...round lLll3
WHITE ROSE POTATOES n)7
U. S. No. 1 Wuhlnjcton 10 11m. US W
SEEDLESS GRAPES
For your freith fruit saladti.
Pound .. BJJ3
sumasT leiioiis
360 size at this low price. -
isuzcn
Prices Effective Friday and Salnrday
From tree-ripened fruit, tantalizing tartness.
For Your Picnic Ilmket
Peannl Duller j., 390
Post Grapenuls
Nourisl
Grapenuls Flakes
Thealies 12-ox, pkaT.
Crtsp, trunchy, uted.
16-oz. tkr.
Nourishing and sattfying.
180
170
170
140
250
12 oz. clr.
EconctnicaJ and deboous.
Post Toasties .... 13-ez. pig.
Crop, crunchy mm Hakes.
Posl Tens nt.
Seven famous favorite.
II. D. C. Shredded Wheat V 150
Dcltcicus toftd with fruit
Pancake Flour "3.57 10 .b.,. 830
Rice Krispies rU.
Pancake Flour ,,MirT.J'tk flI. 390
Zonomk-aJ breakfast favorite.
JL30
, New low price
Polalo Salad ""' r
ound Jar JkvV
A picnic favorite. Special week-end price.
Salad Dressing l G: Av int Jar 390
Smooth, creamy delicious.
PIK-NIK
Shoestring Potatoes itin 190
Tacked in vacuum to tay frefh.
i m rock
l-KC Pkf.
Always fresh and crisp at your I. G. A. Stores.
Polalo Chips sh"
Always fresh and crisp
Assorted Cookies 7-o. pkff. 21 0
Assorted sandwich. Dimples, Newbo, Snm balls.
mm
mm
uu
A Variety al Low Prices
$vwtit ICED!
Boyal Gee:! Tea
Try m Ufl. (taM 4 KOTAL
ctnrr. yh y k iOm
1
Elbow Uacaroni
Elbow Spaghetti
Ilissionetles
. 27-oz. pkg.
27-g, pkf.
pkf.
250
8ym
I LUX A I
Lux Toilei
Soap
9c
BLU WHITE
9c
Blues while you wash. Does
not streak. Makes
clothes dazzling
white
RIUSO
Stubborn dirt comes
fast with Rinso
triple action suds.
24-oz, pkg.
out
29c
Beg. ..... 9c
I BtJTZK J
Kerr Ilason Jars
970
Regular
Case 12 quarts
Wide Mouth 4 4Q
Ca 12 quarts JLbJL7
Rejiular
Case 12 pints)
Wide Mouth
Case 12 pints
790
990
REIKI CAPS
350
210
Refular
Pkc. 12
Kconomy
Wi. 12
FLOUR
Popular Brand
10-lb, baai 890
CAKE FL0UH
More moisture for extra
delicacy and gmm
flit or. If m
H-ox. pkr. UJi
HUNSIIINE
Ei-Ho
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CVtsiiLrmrt yr
Mia da with Ihtwu
IGA EVEQTDAY LOW PMCES EFFECTIVE AT THESE STORES
Hubbard Food Ilarbel
Hubbard. Oregon
Bonner's Grocery
.Gervata. Orecon
Independence Food Ilk!.
Independence, Oregon ,
Stale Street Ilarke! Carter's Market
1231 Stato Street - 17lh A Market Street
Krueger's Kash & Karry Berg's Grocery Store
tsrsirpSai1 M,u
Orey's Broadway Grocery Lemmon's Market
Broadway A Market S9t North CnmerrUl SUeet
Ilodel Food Ilarkel
IIS N. Hlfh Street
Al's ThrUly Ilarkel
Dallaa. retn
Serve-Bite Grocery
Dallas. Oregon
Eqnall's Grocery
Oa tno Itlgkwajr
H'oo4km. Oregon
Wcodburn Food IlkL
til Mt SC
Ifootfonrn, Oregon
EE1I GOLLIET
Menasna, Oregon
Save Every Day al IGA
f i ; o ( A .
UL Ijml V
Walter Van Cpt, wb was
hrsi last Feb. It.