Crash Victim
Unchanged'
Raymond P. Gascon, 2t, Salem
route 3, confined in the veterans
hospital at Portland with 1 critical
injuries received September 19,
when hie plane crashed in ttic
Prospect district south of here, re
mained "unchanged," according o
report received by the Associated
Press in Portland from hospital
authorities Gascon was taken to
Salem General hospital follow
in- the accident, and wa still up-
conscious when transferred to the
VA hospital September 27.
Qiurih Remodeling at
Silverton Progresses
SILVERTON Work i? pro
gressing rapidly on remodeling (of
Immahuel Lutheran church, the
Rev. S. LA!mlie. pastor, reportr
ed Wednesday. While no definite
date has been set for completion,
ho fx- are to have it in use at the
ho'iday reason. ji
Pietro BUuschi of Portland jjis
thearchitect and the changes in
clude 10 new Sunday school
class rooms, a fellowship room,
a youth room and a new kitchen.
The front of the church has been
remodeled so that the vestibule
is larger, and the nave has been
enlarged to the front of the
church to provide for the choir,
and the former choir space ha
been added to the auditorium.
The stenciling on the ceiling iof
the nave is patterned after old
Lutheran churches in . Europe.
Cost is estimated at $25,000. " j
A dedication service of the re
modeled church will, be held jat
its completion. j
Mrs. Powell Reports
For Portland Meeting
SILVERTON Mrs. F. M.
Powell will give the highlights
of the presidents' and secretaries'
meeting at Portland September
25 and 26, at the Monday night
meeting of Delbert Reeves Amer
ican Legion auxiliary. Neither
the local "president, Mr. A. jJ.
McCannel, nor ' the secretary,
Mrs. Mina Cooper, were ablet0
attend the Portland meeting, but
Mrs. Powell, in capacity of pub
licity chairman.- attended. 1
Other than Mrs. Powell's re
port the Monday meeting , will
be given over to plans for the
winter, including, a proposed
rummage sale.
Mrs. McCannell entertained
Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Cooper 'and
Mrs. George Towe, the latter vice
president of the auxiliary, at her
home Tuesday nitht Aun pres
ent were Dr. McCannell and
George Towe.
do verdal e Community
Giest PlaiiH Discussed !
CLOVERDALE Mrs. Paul
Thomas is teaching the 5th grade
room in Turner during the morn
lng while-the regular teacher.
Mrs. C. Wright, teaches physical
education. j
A Community Chest kick-off
desert supper was held at Carl
Booths Last . week. ' Present were
Bernice Wipper, Gertrude Hen-
rues, Mrs. Dudy Taylor of Sun
rirside, Thelma Miller, Helen
PeetK, Mrs. J. Metcalf, Mrs. John
Andrews, Mrs. H. Sanderson and
the 'hosts.
Weekend visitors at the A.J S.
Dragers were Mrs. George Daven
port and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kimble of Toledo, Ore., and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Weis of Salem
silverton Kindergarten
Registers 32 Pupil
SILVERTON Thirty - iwo
pre-school c hi tor en Jul years
old' were registered Wednesday
for the proposed kindergarten
achool to be sponsored by Ithe
Parent-Teacher association. - Two
applications are on hand but no
teacher as yet nas been engaged
as the sponsors are awaiting com
plete registration. Children will at-
tend half-day sersions and should
J eufficient register, both afternoon
v and morning sessions will be held
Columbus Day
Dance Planned
STAYTON The committees
in charge of the annual Columbus
Day dance, Friday. October 10th
t the Forester Hall sponsored! by
the Knights of Columbus land
Catholic Daughters of America,
are fast completing thetr plum
They have fecured Chuck Re
gan's Dance. Band for the occaa
ion. Raymond, Kerber of Staiton
u general chairman -for
Knights of Columbus.
the
Aumsville Reception
For Teachers Planned
AUMSYTLLE A teachers! re
petition will be held Friday. i6c
tober 3. in the A urns vi lie high
achool dining room, sponsored by
the Parent-Teacher, association
New teachers are Mr. and Mrs.
O. Willis my. Mrs, Marjorie Fiske.
Eileen Avey. Mrs. Orace Sehon
and Mrs. Dorothy Barlow. Re
turning teachers are R. E. Hough,
-Mrs. Ruth Riches, Mrs. Agnes
Bear. Mrs. Margaret Feller, airs.
Mary Sehon. Mrs. Cleora Parks
and Grace Richard'.' I!
Valley Obituaries
Mary Margaret MiddlemiM
SILVERTON, Oct. 2 Funeral
services for Mrs. Mary Margaret
Middlemiss will be held Friday
at 2 o'clock from , the memorial
chapel of the EX man Funeral home
with final rites in Belcrest at
Salem. Mrs. MiddlemiM' died
Wednesday. - I
Mrs. Middlemiss was bora in
Canada, August 31, 1891 and csme
to Silverton with ' her familyn 11
years ago. Survivors are jjthe
widower, Ernest; son, John n of
Silverton; daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet Hoffer and Mrs.. Helen Hof
fer both of ML Angel and Mrs.
Ths Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Friday; October 1. It 17 11
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Be ready to turn out those taste-tempting home-baked treats
that make the family sit up and take notice. You can if you keep
plenty of flour and other baking ingredients on hand. Safeway
reminds you to stock up now by featuring values in favorite
flours. Come in and select your needs at these low prices. And
note the extra saving you make when you buy the larger sizes.
Edwards Mb. can 45c 2-lb. 89c
Wakefield I " 43c "85c
Maxwell House, M. J. B. -' ' 47c.
Chase & Sanborn, Hills 47c
Nob Hill I - 40c 2-79c
Airway 38c 3 ,b- $1.13
Instant Coffee "sof 39c
Instant Coffee 6't 37c
Filters 0aVe ars CMk$ Qc
Baking Heeds
Schilling Pure Vanilla . MU 37c
Vanilla Flavoring 'f 9c 1 5c
Baicing Powder c- ' 23c
Baking' Chocolate Hwihft cu oc
Pure Cane Sugar ,0-,b- 94c ,
White Satin Sugar' ,0:,b "k 92c
Sno-White Salt, 9c
Mince Meat J-- i' 35c
y Cherub Milk T lie Casa (41) $525
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Pirates' Gold
Graham Crackers
Crisp
and
Fresh
2-lb.
box
39
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Look! Beverly
Peanut Butter
Regular
or
Chunk
Mb.
Jar
25(
Shady Oak
Plum Preserves
1- lb. jar19c
KELLY Marmalade
2- lb. jir35C
Fruifs and Juices
10c
Apple Sauce "' N-2
Cranberry Jelly 0e w 5W 22c
Grapefruit 'r N- 9c
Oregon Peaches Jmfr- Na.2eaa 33c
Prepared Prunes ue No- 2 ' 10c
Grapefruit Juice Uwm H9UI 4-l- 19c
Blended Juice 0'G 44-w. can 23c
Tangerine Juice ou ' N-2" llc
Tomato Juice s"r No- 2 n 10c
Tomato Juice Ukhr . - No- 2 225c
LtfncA Box Suggestions
American Cheese ' s 2 'b- 95c
Velveeta & Breeze Cheese- 24k- 39c
Nu Made Mayonnaise ft1 .'" 43c
Sandwich Spread x3c
Salad Dressing 0 56c
Miracle Whip p- 35c
Red Hill Catsup n't. bawu oc
Heinz Ketchup ' 25c
Ripe Olives No. Ican 2-25c
Lemon Drops ' p1- 10c
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Sirloin Beef Steaks
T-Bone Beef Steaks
Beef Round Steak
Beef Rib Roast
Beef Chuck Roast
u. s. u. s.
Good Commercial
lb. 69c lb. 59c
lb. 79c lb. 65c
lb. 75c lb. 69c
lb. 69c lb. 59c
lb. 55c lb. 49c
lb. 39c
FRICASSEE FOWL, Eviscerated lb. 65c
Fillet of Sole
Fillet of Red Snapper
Halibut Steaks
Salmon Steaks
Fresh Oysters
lb. 45c
lb. 32c
lb. 55c
lb. 69c
pint 65c
Li "
ur. . . . .
c reserve me right to
limit quantities NO
SALES TO DEALERS
HMIS
Skinned - j
Nationally AeVertised
t Brands' '
Lb.
HMIS
Ready to eat. Skinned
me
V a MM A M
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Sliced Bacon
Swift's Oriole
Lb.
Pork Cuts
Pork-Rib ar loin end
Loin Roasl Lb. 59c
Center Cpts
Pork Chops u,.69c
Picnics Lb. 49c
Veal Steaks
IT. 8. Caod aad Choice
;, "': ''.'tSradea ,
Loin Chops ... Lb. 65c
Rib Chops Lb. 59c
Veal Cutlets, Lb. 79c
Sirloin '.. Lb. 59c
Shoulder ...Lb. . 55c
Veal Roasts
U. S. Good and Choice
Grades
Leg of Veal Lb. 49c
Hump Lb 49c
Shoulder Lb. .: . 49c
Blade and arm cats
Meat Prices Effective Friday and Saturday.
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A cobbler quickie
and other neat treats
by Carol Drake
COBBLER QUICKIE t
Cover bottom of well-
greased square csvka paui with
fruit abopt 2 inches deap cher
ries, sliced apples or what-have-you.
Mix topping of 1 cup each
flour and brown sugar with some
cinnamon; cut In cup shorten- ,
ing; sprinkle over fruit; pat
down. Bake at 350 F. about
half an hour. Easy to eat.
JIFFY APPLE PIE: Slice apples
into greased cmaaerole; sprinkle
liberally with cinnamon and
sugar, dot with butter and top
with rich pastry. So good! Make
it even better! Spread meringue
over crust of baked pie (beat
tranulated sugar into stiffly
beaten egg whites, 2 tablespoons
per white);-sprinkle with sliv
ered toasted almonds. Browa
In moderate oven about 15 minutes.
Fill the cooky jar with new oodi
Write for the free leaflet, "Cooky
Ideas." Address your request to
Carol Drake, The Homemakers'
Bureau, Box 2110. Dept. C. IM San
Francisco 26, Calif.
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KITCHEN CRAFT
FLOUR DISPLAY
104b. tfe
2Mb. S!(. $1.98 50-Ib.
PI (ft if TO Sptrry. Gold Mtdai;
U V U ii& Pillibury and Rther
1.20 S53.S
254b. $
Sack
ndDB ?b5 $L0S ,1 $3.70
Harvttt. tlettom
Swifts-down
Pkq.
37'
Prepared Flours
PncU Flour W i lBc
Panceke Flour ,-k- 38c 92c
Pncke Flour $nr iwb. 95c
Apple Pyqulck n-n- l 43c
BUcuit Mil 40-ss. pi,.
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Get Your October
FAMILY CIRCLE 5
Grocery Features in this ad are effective through Monday, October 6. All Safeway Stores
Salem - Silverton - Dallas
Fill
ffMnte
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Sunny Dawn. The Tomato Juice with
the fresh tomato flavor. 46 oz. can..
Dalewood. A tasty and ec
onomical spread. Lb. .
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5 Lb.
tins
lUue Label
11
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Red Ubel
lis
Tang's Satin Mix. Kuy several
jars at this special price.
28 oz. jar
Special!
Busy Baker
SODA.
CRACKERS
19c il 39c
Mb.
box
Canned Foods
Green Beans Ne. .2s 20c
Butter Beans ' iss. 0c
Fancy Peas 19c
Peas and CerroU 20c
Plmiento Chilies '
Sweet Potatoes
Canned Pumpkin '
Tomatoes f
Vegetables ".w
Pork and Beans Osasises
Kidney Beans J A,t
Spaghetti ''-'
Spaghetti ''
Corned Beef Hash
Treet Lunch Meat
3 25c
Na. 2l' 5c
N. 2a-s 5C
n. :, 23c
ft 1 7c
Na. I caa QC
Na. 2'. 5C
Caa 5C
!$-. caa c
Na. 2 s 33c
12-et. cas 39c
Fears
SAHIW ffllSii PRODUCE
HcjcL (Dsdici&uA
lb. I5c
lb. 13c
lb. 3c
A Hnlaa Extra fancy
IIPPIGS & fancy pack
U. & No. 1
Bartletts
1 ' '41 - 1
naqnasn
m r mm X-ah m
......JAk 12c
uanis
Tokay Table Grapes
Persian Melons, Ripe
Honeydcw Melons Lb. 10c
Golden Corn, Tender and Sweet ..Lb. 8c
Crispy Celery, Local Crop ..Lb. 8c
: Cauliflower, Solid Vhite Lb. 13c.
Potatoes, U. S. No. l'a ,.Lb. 5c
Potatoes, U. S. No. 2's 50-Ib. hk. 1.19
.Southern Yams -.Lb. 10c
Turnips, No tops to pay for .Lb 10c
Squash, Marblehead & Hubbard ..Lb. 3c
Produce Features Enecue Friday and Saturday
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