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Detroit The Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts will have a court of
honor and covered dish supper at
the C. C Camp Nov. 21 (today).
All parents and the general pub
lic are invited.
Middle G r v e The Middle
Grove Community program tonight
at 8 p.m. is sponsored by the
alumni who extend an invitation
to all former pupils and patrons of
the school. During the program
the service flag will also be dis
mantled, with ceremony.
Salem Heights The Little Gar
den club, sponsors of a crab apple
contest, is reminding residents
along the Liberty road and the
Skyline that this fall is the best
time to plant the Aldenhamensis
(reb crab apple) for which prizes
will be awarded during the 1948
Cherry festival. "
Hubbard The Youth Center
was open for the first time Wed
nesday night Mrs. C. J. Friend,
Mrs. Gerald Myers and Duane
Hatcher are trustees. The young
people met with members of the
committee Wednesday night, to
plan activities. The center will be
self-supporting. Chaperons will be
obtained from various organiza
tions represented on the commit
tee. Talbot School health clinic for
first graders and selected students
will be held at the school Mon
day, November 24, from 9 a.m. to
11:30 a.m., and 12:30 p.m. to 2:30
p.m. Sidney and Looney Butte
school districts will also be in
cluded in the clinic, with Talbot
children examined in the morn
ing, and those from Sidney and
Looney Butte in the afternoon. An
Infant and pre-school health con
ference will be held at 2:30 p.m.,
with others from the three school
districts.
North Howell Mother's club of
North Howell will sponsor a
school beneefit carnival Friday
night at 7:30 p.m. at the grange, to
raise money to buy school play
ground equipment.- Games will be
played and refreshments served,
and everyone is invited to attend.
Two 4-H Sewing
Clubs Started in
Aumsville Area
AUMSVILLE Two 4-H sew
ing clubs have been started for
this year. Janice Richies is lead
ing Sewing I with the help of
Mrs. Elmer Klein. Bonnie Nichol
son is president of Sewing I,
Sharon Chamberlain, vice presi
dent and Shirley Nichol, secre
tary. The other two members are
Margaret Chamberlan and Joyce
Gruchow.
Mrs. Elmer- Klein is leading
Sewing II; III and IV. Patty
Nichol is president of this club,
Vida Schaffer, vice president and
Patty Schaeffer, secretary. Other
members are Lois Ann Holmquist,
Sally Klein. Doris Lucas, .Lor
etta Music, Winnifred Slater, Reta
Whorton, Helen and Ramona
Keuhl, Donna Lee Klein and Jan
Ice Richies.
Ray Tulius and Jackson Gellis-
Sie are convalescing at their
omes after their recent stay at
the Salem General hospital.
The Aumsville PTA grossed
$967 at its annual bazaar Novem
ber 14.
WEEKEND GUESTS
UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Elvin Asher and Sandra of Cor
vallis were weekend guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Lorenzon.
Valley Obituaries
Mrs. Daniel Stnrgis -
Mrs. Daniel Sturgis, born in
Flora, Illinois in 1881, died Satur
day at the family home in Lacomb
where she had resided for the
past 23 years. Burial was in the
local IOOF cemetery Monday af
ter serv ices in the Huston chapel
conducted by the Rev. Paul Col
umbe of Lacomb? Mrs. Sturgis is
survived by her husband and by
one son, Walter Sturgis. She haM
four grandchildren.
Want Loan
$3750 Will pay 6 Interest.
Contact.
Allen Jonas or"
Mrs. Needham, Realtors
341 State St, Room 4
Phone 2-4831
Mt. Angel Will
Send Students
To Conference
MT ANGEL Representing
Mt Angel Academy at the Na
tional Book Week conference will
be Marian Rickert, Mt Angel
Academy senior from Woodburn.
Held In connection with Catholic
Book fair, the conference will be
on November 23 at 1:30 in St
Mary's Cathedral auditorium,
Portland, and will have as its
general theme "Juvenile Delin
quency." Miss Rickert is scheduled to
talk on healthy, normal and genu
ine home life as a solution for
Juvenile delinquency. Her topic
entitled "Our Home's on the
Beam" will also Include unity, re
spect and happiness in the home
life of today.
Clement Roggenbach, also a
senior from Woodburn, will re
present Mt Angel Prep and will
speak en the topic "So You're
Going to a Catholic SchooL"
Other schools participating are:
St Mary's, Beaverton; Holy Child
Academy, Portland; Catholic
Central, Portland; . Immaculate
Academy, Portland; St John's,
Milwaukee; Columbia Prep, Port
land; St Mary's, Portland; Provi
dence Academy, Vancouver; St
Boniface, Sublimity.
VISIT AT GRAND ISLAND
GRAND ISLAND Mr. and
Mrs. Robert White and family of
Toledo were weekend guests of
Mrs. White's mother, Mrs. C. A.
RockhilL Myrtle Rockhill of Port
land also was home for the week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods
and family of Falrview were Sun
day guests at the Rockhill home.
41 ATTEND DINNElt
UNIONVALE The men's fel
lowship dinner was held at "the
Unionvale Evangelical United
Brethren church Monday night
with 40 attending. Speaker was
the Rev. Mr. Rose, dean of the
seminary at Jennings Lodge.
Young People
Name-Officers
MT. ANGEL Election of offi
cers was held at the meeting of
the Young People's Sodality of
Saint Mary's parish Monday night
Regina Traeger, a '47 graduate
of Mt Angel agademy, was elect
ed prefect and Chuck Erwert vice
prefect Laura Schwab, senior
academy student, won the major
ity vote for treasurer while Quin
Beyer received the office of sec
retary. Both Erwert and Beyer
were Prep graduates of '47.
Officers of. the past year were
Vincent Traeger, prefect, Bertha
Hassing,' vice prefect, Leon Bern
mg, secretary, and Mary Traeger,
treasurer.
Installation of officers and en
rollment of new members will
take place the evening of Decem
ber 8, the feast of the Immaculate
Conception, at ceremonies In St
Mary's church. '
Counsellors appointed by the
Rev. Vincent Koppert, OSB, spir
itual, advisor, were Dorothy Pros
ser, Pete Reuf, Jeanette Bentz,
Ambrose Duda, Evelyn Purdy and
Leonard Dieker.
Marshals also appointed are
Louise Lulay, Francis Keagbine,
Pauline Weis and Francis Dum-mer.
Teen Kanteen Unit
At Four Corners
To Hold Carnival
FOUR CORNERS Plans were
completed today for the Teen Kan
teen carnival at the community
hall here at 7:30 p. m. Saturday,
November 22, with the public in
vited. There will be concessions,
food, soft drinks and a free movie,
with a "special attraction" prom
ised at 8:30.
Co-chairmen ore LaJune Rahtz
and Phyllis Greene, with Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Stewart as adult su
pervisors. The carnival is to raise
funds for a phonograph-radio
combination for the Teen Kanteen
club.
300-Pound Bear
Killed in Orchard
PEDES Leo Condron and Vern
Simonton killed a 300 pound bear
in an old orchard at the end of
the Pedee creek road Monday
morning. :
Mrs. C. L. Burbank spent the
first part of the week ; at West
Salem helping care for her broth
er. Rex Womer, who suffered a
light stroke Sunday.
Charlie Ronco, who has been
employed at the E. M. Cates farm,
and his sister. Alberta Ronco, em
ployed at the Earl Gage home,
were called home to Newberg Sat
urday when their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ronco, were sum-
OIL BURNER SERVICE
Yo can have complete auto
matic heat with a" pressure oil
burner Installed la year pres
ent faraaee new. Ph. 2-64 CZ.
Brimm's He tin- Appliances
422 H S. High Salem. Oregoa
The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Friday. November 21, 1947 9
moned to the Veterans hospital at
San Francisco due to the serious
illness of their son Paul, who had
returned there the week previous
for further treatment after a few
days visit at his home.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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Wills E3nsic Store
432 State
Phone) 4959
Saul Jan. Owns
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Baking Aecs .
Baking Powdtr c''' , ,b- I8fl
Baking Powcfer CfaWer io-oi, 9C
Baking Soda A"" , 3 2Sc
Cake Dtcorations t Dth 15c
Baking Chocolate . 24c
Chocolate '.nr,.Sw.9t ,.ib.caU 29c
Cane Sugar
5-lb. ctn., 48c 25-lb. ?k. $233
Beet Sugar 10-lb. sack 92c
Pure Yanilla M!,ni i-t.. 37
Vanilla Flavoring 1 5c
Lemon Flavoring t-es-fcefiie 5C
Almond Flavor 1 9c
Food Coloring ,c'7;f fa-of 4 kottl 23c
Look to Safeway quality foods to help you plan a beat ever
Thanksgiving. The foods we offer you are chosen with the
same care you exercise in selecting them for your own table.
At Thanksgiving time, when quality is especially important,
depend upon Safeway to supply you with the finest Start
your holiday plans by checking the values listed here.
ft. 29c
29c
I'lince Ileal
Collins brand
15-oz. Jar
12c
Cranborry Sauce 17c
Ocean Spray No. 800 can
Preserves ono Hony
Boysenberry Preserves . 0
Loganberry Preserves Vf h
Plum Preserves wfOe4 i-ft. ir 9C
Raspberry Preserves wy0o Wk- Ht
Strawberry Preserves tMt k l 39c
Orange Marmalade f4'1 ,,k-r' l9c
Strained Honey Dt$im $1.29
Honey in the Comb 39g
PUI1PI0II
Moonbeam brand. Makes delicious pies.
No. V2 can
10c
Frail Cocktail
Hostess Delight
No. 2'j can
35c
Allspice or Mustard ,;; 2f" 1 3c
taring er or uloves "
2-ot. cn 9c
l'2-ot-ei 3C
2J-oi. 5C
2-ot.ssn 4C
l-oi. pig. 9C
Seedless Raisins fa 25c; 15c
Schilling's Sage
Poultry Seasoning Mura
Pumpkin Pie Spice
Whole Cinnamon
FruitCake Mix
Pie Crust Mix Wees
Bisquick
Swansdown Cake Flour
Softasilk Cake Flour
Mince Meat
Mince Meat
i-ib.fUu 45c
17-otsle. 32c
40t.pq. 45c
ifc-ib.i.37c
iy4-ib.pi. 42c
101. isr 35c
Mb. Ir39c
Hob Hill Coffee
Frtsh
Whole Bean
lib.
bag
38c
bag
2-lb.
AW
75cy
Canned Keoeofees
Green Beans ''wf--ecjr No. 2 can 20$
Green Beans ow Wonr No. 2 mo gc
Mushrooms fioos, lUmt 4-v can 1 9c
Mushrooms CoWi. r;c. Htmt 2-0. c Qq
Blended Peas Wormoc f.scjr No. 2 mm 5c
Green Giant Peas N- cn 9C
Sweet Potatoes ui,9t N-1 23o
Cracktrt and CAeeie
Tea Timer Crackers Nk- k 25c
Rih Crackers i-ik,be29c
Graham Crax oW Ik. 1 9C. Mb. 35c
Cheese Spreads if 23c
Cheddar Cheese p ft- 49c
Sharp Cheese ff;'?. Mb.ie. 73c
Cheese 'uk w; -nc Mb. iMf 1 1 05
American Cheese
Breeze Cheese
Dntfrh. Etc.
ice Cream Mix hia - 29c ,
Knox Gelatine fa Bc
Chocolate Pudding Jn f fa- 7c
Chocolate Pudding J'hi" fa lc
Butterscotch Pudding JifffUt 7C
Vanilla Pudding fa- 7c
Com Starch, Argo 1-lb. pkg. 12c
. Candy and Nuit. Bic.
Hard Candfes fa- 25c
Lemon Drops u,t 1 0c
Chocolates tfse-SejA;ee Mb.bos 98c
Almonds -C- Cocoef t Cevcoe 4-ot 25c
i-ib. iof $1.05
Mb. 92c
Salted Peanuts
Mixed Nut Meats
Fudge Mix l
Pop Corn T'NJ'
Filbert Meats w
7.os. or 35c
T-os. Jor 45c
nUcpij. 25c
10. pkf. 7C
t- fa- 19c
Fruifs and Juices
Whole Apricots 27c
Maraschino Cherries ws?n. - 29c
Kadota Figs No. Vi 29c
fancy Grapefruit N- 19c
Oregon Peaches J"r-fft 33c
Fancy Prunes ,A r No. 10s r gc
Apple Juice . 1 3c
Orange Juice f''"'r Hvti No. 2 mn 3c
Tangerine Juice on- No.iMe c
Tomato Juice r 29c
V-8 Vegetable Juice -h.i32c
OiVei and PkUes. Bic.
Ripe Olives s i' 225
Stuffed Olives 05c
Stuffed Olives I" 29c
Giant Olives Q, 45c
Combination Olives ' I" 53c
Prices la this ad oHocHto throuob Monday. November 14. all Sulewuy Stores.
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, Salem. SUrerton, Dallas
Dill Pickles
Dill Pickles """r
White Vinegar
Cider Vinegar oww'
Apple Cider w;tf
lo-oi. Ir 49c
24-...I., 25c
pint bottlo 9q
mt bottU QC
fillesivi 49C"
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Produce Features Effective Friday and Saturday.
CRAIIBERRIES your Thanksgiring list ! , :. Lb. JJy
SWEET POTATOES Extra delicious candied Lb. 80
Ml
Sonlhern Yams lb. 8c
OnionsYSw10c w'8c
Canliflover lb. 16c
Crisp Celery Pascal lb. 10c
m WSflBsV V'tf A Vjp esossww. oj ojb
Table Grapes lb. 15c
Red Emperor
IlavelOrangesclh.Oic
Broccoli Local crop lb. 17c
GRAPEFRUIT
V2
Arizona White
Lb. .
Yt crate ...
.$1.49
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POTATOES
No. le
15-lb. sack
25-lb. sack .
.870
Ileadow
T7cod
Grade A
Duller
75c
Lb.
EGGS
Grade A
, Large
Dor.
65c
Govt. Inspected
end graded.
The finest
Smc!ced linns
lb. 59
& sr55c
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Ceef Pot Roast lb. 59
Htlf or
Beef Pot Roasted ib.55(
Bulk Perk Seuscgs! Ib. 55
Perk link Snscgs! 1159'
Fresh Oysters - plat 65l
Fryers
Roasters f(Corefoe
Fricassee fowl 'til?
SdiccnStedcs
lldibut Steels
Fillet of Sole..
Meat Features EffectiTe Fzidar and Saturdar
D. 79
lb. 794
lb. 65
lb. 69
lb. 59'
43c