Recreation Field
In Japan Honors
West Coast Man
BRUSH COLLEGE An ath
letic field built upon terraced rice
paddies which once fed Japanese
oldiers at Shinodayama barracks,
Japan, has been named for an
American soldier. Pvt. Robert
Freer of Tacoma, who was'
drowned while on occupation
maneuvers in Japan last Septem
ber. Pvt. Freer wa the win of Mr.
Betty Stot'kwelt. 843 K. OaKT tf
coma, Freer field construction Was
a $200,000 job financed by the
Japanese government out of war
reparation fund. The paddies
upon which it was built had; fed
Japanee soldtets stationed at
Shiitodayama alnce 1904.
The feld was dedicated during
a double-header baseball 'game
opening the 25ih division lkgut's
aason. The division spertalLsts
defeated the 24th infantrymen
both tames. Many friend of
Freer were present for the cere
monies, including 2nd Lt. Robert
F-. Thomas, his company comman
der. . -
Mrs. Betty Stock well U a rel
ative of Irs. Monte Harris, Mrs.
A. Bayer. Mrs. F. Singer and Pe
ter Smith of -Salem where she is
visiting all this week.
North Howell Club
Plans for Carnival
NORTH HOWELL A special
meeting of the. recently organised
Mothers club planned a carnival
lor November 21. at the grange
hall. Committees were named as
follows:
Collections: Mrs. Percy Dunn.
Mrs Cecil Beals and Mrs? Ronald
Steven. . .
Fishpond: :Mr. Fossholm and
Mrs. vernal Pickens.
Bingo: Ronald Stevens, Mrs.
Beals and Percy Dunn.
Popcorn booth: Leevis Mayte
and Vernal Pi'clens.
Kitchen: Mrs. Espe, Mrs. Anna
Sfka. Mrs. Beals, Mrs. Rose Rez
oecs.k and Mrs. Andrew Hall.
Proceeds of the carnival will be
wsad to ) purchase playground
equipment.
Tha Statesman. Salem. Orxyon. Friday. Octobf 31, 1147 11
Community Card
Partv at Gcrvais
GERVAIS The 500 Commun
ity card club met Tuesday for a
7 o'clock no fcoM dinner. Nine tai
bles 6f iards were in play, prizes
going to Fieda Manning, -Pery
Seely, Mr?. Naomi Worth and
John Russ.
Hostows for the meeting No
vember 10 will be ' Mr. Perry
finely. Mrs. Cecil Colby and Mrs.
Berta Becker.
Mrs. Sam H. Brown entertain
ed Merle Dimick and Mrs. Wil
lard Cole erf Salem Sunday.
Mr. andi,lr?. C. L. Jorgensen
entertained Sunday on the birth
days of their son Lawrence, Mrs.
Elmer Jorgensen and Mr. A. F.
Aldndge. Guests were Mr. and
, Mrs. A. F. Airiridge, their son
William and daughter Bette Lee
cf Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Jorgensen and Lawrence Jorgen-aen.
Austin Flies Home
For Brief Visit
LIBERTY Staryl C. Austin.
, Jr., came last weekend, on a cross
country ingr.t irom iuisi, UKia.
He flewa P-51 plane belonging
i Oklahcma rational guard, of
which he is a member. He visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Austin and his wife's parenfs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Judd. St3ryL
attends Spartsn Aeronautical En
gine?ringco);ce in TuUa.
Mrs. Katheiine Schmidt, who
underwent a msior operation two
weeks ago. will be with her
dtugrter, Mrs. John Anderson in
Salem for a time before return
' Ing home.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Schmidt re
turned Tue?oy from a trip to
Clinton, Mc, to viit relatives.
Macleav School Has
37 Pupils Enrolled
MACLEAY With the loss Of
two pupils, Elinor and Johnnie
Mjlvihiil. who now live near Silver-ton.
and enrollment of Mari
lyn, Barbara, Betty and Donna
Peae, whote parents have pur
chased the J. H. Edwards jlace,
there are 25 pupils in the apper
grades and 12 in the lower grades.
Recent activrties include a Co
lumbus day picpram and. organ
ization of a 4-H club. Officers
are president Andis Swartwant;
vice '.president, Don 'Cole; secre
tary, Arden Parker; song leader,
Mrtlyn Pease; 'yell leader, Fred
Fairbanks.
The word "commode" originally
meant a tall headdress which had
fan-shaped frame covered by
silk or lace.
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2-Ib. can .: 81c
Hills Bros. Coffee, .lb. emn
Chase & Sanborn i.,b.
Golden West Coffee i.,b.
45c Hob Hill Coffee l-lb. bag 38e. t -lb. 75c
45c Airway Coffee l-lb. bag Jc. . 5-lb. 1.07
45c II.J.B. Coifee l-lb. can 45c
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SAMWAY .
The coffee you like fhe BEST
is fhe BEST coffee for yon!
Your discriminating coffee taste
leads you to select the brand whose
blend best satisfies you. Pamper
your taste, but pamper your budget,
too, by buying your favorite coffee
at Safeway, You'll find the low
prices here on all brands. Rapid
sales mean that the stocks on our
shelves are always fresh, and that
means peak coffee enjoyment. Do
all your coffee shopping at Safeway
and save. . I?
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We reserve
the right
to limit
quantities.
No soles
to dealers N
Filter Depend
Papers able PKT. IU
Apricots Unpeeled
Valley Ooia
Canned Fruit
ApriCOtS peeleT Mo.&
Kadota Figs. Reedley Ho. TA can 29c
Sliced Peaches, Jory iSS "if 33c
Prepared Prunes. Red Tag. Ho. tlx Wc
MUcellanmou Values
Ito Made Mayonnaise pint Jar 41c
Kraft Mayonnaise pint jar 43c
Soy Sauce, Jan-U-Wine, Writ bat. 1tc
Chow Mein Dinner, Ben Gee, ctrfen 4fc
Shoestring Potatoes, Blue Bell, can 17c
Pancake Flour Snzanna zyt; 29c
Mushrooms CoSSr 2-or14c
Vegetable Juice, V-S 4(l can 32c
Ralston Cereal Whole Wheat , ri-lb. 25c
Cereal Tray, Betty Crocker pkc 28c
Raycroft cat
No. 2 ean ...
1 far 25C
No a
can iw
"X 18c
Canned Foods
Green Beans
.iioa vvfata, nwuwii wiaiKa can
Whole Beets, Dewkist JLV 15c
fL..U!-. r No. 2
jnsoinn ciiui, diuc icy
Fancy Corn whole kernel
Crean Corn Noc.M8c
Fa.icy Pets, Merbac-Blended "i? 15c
Mixed Vegetables, Libby, No. 303 Jar 15c
Baked Beans Van Camp, No. 393 can 21c
Beanie Weenies, Van Camp, 11-ol.Wc
Soap Value
Woodbury Facial Soap , br, 25c
Ivory ToUel Soapiarre bar 16c
Trend Sudser 1 pkg. 31c; 2 for 32c
Peet's Soap, Granulated, 33-ol pkg. 43c
Scotch Qeanser, Soap base, 14-oz. 10c
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Sperry, Kitchen Craft, , Fisher's
Cold Medal or IMIUbury
25 lb. sk.
1.99
50 lb. sk.
3.99
BBS
Sunnybank, Parkay,
Durkee's, Allsweet.
Lb
Iteet
100 lb. sack
Cane .
100 lb. sack
8.75
8.85
OEXBflSgiiyOGRD
meals for four
with one
smoked picnic
Buy a smoked picnic shoulder;
make it the meat for 4 meals for
four. At 55 cents a pound, a 6-pound
picnic costs $3.30, or 21c per serv
ing. Here' how a whole smoked
shoulder can be economy.
MEAL NO. 1- Baked, glazed and
garnished for dinner; sliced and
served with sweet potatoes, cauli
flower, fruit salad and lemon me
ringue pie.
MEAL NO. 2 -Diced, about 2 cups,
and creamed potatoes equal a
casserole main dish. Or make
filling for sandwiches.
MEAL NO. 3 - Jambalayah! Brown
2 cups chopped meat withwi cup
each chopped onion, celery and
green pepper in a heavy frying pan.
Add 1 cup uncooked rice and 2' a
cups tomatoes (a No. 2 can) or 3
cups tomato juice. Season. Simmer,
covered, until rice is done; about
45 minutes. Add more water if
necessary.
MEAL NO. 4 - Down to the bone
good seasoning for split pea or
Ijean soup!
All popular brands. Buy H:
them by the carton and
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savx canon
Grocery Features Effective through Monday, November 3.
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New Improtad
Ilrs. Wright's Raisin
Bread
Chuck full of plump, juicy raisins.
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and goodness.
16-oz
Loaf
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AT YOUR SAFEWAY STORE
EVERYDAY
Every cut is guaranteed tender and delicious.
Ready to eat
See the thrifty ways f mm
to .arva In column IM- 3JJ
to the right. W
Smolied Picnics
Fresh Hen Turkeys nlaV rht lb. 57
Prices in this ad are effective all
Safeway Stores
Salem Dallas - Silverton
Fryers, lb. 79c
Roasters W ?9C
Fowl lb. 65'
BEEF STEAKS
Sirloin lb. 65'
T-Bone
Comm.
lb. Sf e
Grada
'Good
lb. 79c
Pork Roast
Pork Chops
Lunch Meats as.
Lola or
rib and.
Cantar
cut.
Salmon Steaks
Halibut Steaks
Fresh Oysters
Meat Features Effective Friday and Saturday
lb. 59c
lb. 69
lb. 49'
lb. 69'
lb. 59'
pint 65'
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Mince r4eat Sffy 3L5ci
Tomatoes c"ikd' fL390
Potato Salad cZZr 150
Monster Gum Drops Mb- 23c
Satin Mix Hard Candles -t- 25c
Chocolate Covered Almonds 25c
Marco Mint Straws 23c
Soda Crackers ,al9f Uh- 35c
Graham Crackers GoW k- 35c
Tea Timer Crackers 25c
Ginger Snaps W I C- 0IJ '; 29c
Apple SaiiCe OU Fashioned en2 10
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Apple Cider
Hood River
'brand
Gallon
59'
SALT
26 oz. pkff
2 for 150
FLOUR
Harvest Blossom
50 lb. sack
3.74
Grapefruit Juice
Town Hous
46 oz. can
150
fTFIT TITTX Chocolate or plain
W 1M Ja itiU
Large jar
650
fIrP T Canterbury Orange Tekoe
1 iil 4 v. lb. pkjf
420
HI HO CRACKERS
Lb. pkg.
APPLE PYEQUICK llT," A30
DlfrTllTffTf Moonbeam brand
av UJ.'la71Ali
No. 2Yt can
rJ THIS IS NATIONAL
APPLE WEEK
Big, juicy beauties from the new crop await
your selection at Safeway. Enjoy them often.
Spitzenbnrgi
(Wrapped and
parked) ...
has
2.S3
Red Delicious, lb. 141c; Orlleys, Ii. 10c
Bed Reman Beauties, lb. I3c
Deschutes
Potatoes
U. S. No. l'a
15 lbs. 75c
25 lbs. 1.19
100 lbs. 1.19
Valencia
Oranges
5-lbw
Table Grapes . . lb. 13 C
Red Emperor
Broccoli . . . . lb. 15 c
Laeal crap.- banehed
Cabbage .... lb. 4 C
Green variety
fcelery lb. 8c
rascal greea variety
Sweet Potatoes .lb. 12ViC
Calif. - Jeraerr
Yans ..... lb. 12 c
Soathern f rewn
Produce Features Effective-Friday and Saturday
Juicy - Sweet
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