Keker Pupils'
Win in Contests
KEIZER Four radios were
earned by pupils in a recent mag
azine subscription drive. Teachers
of the rooms are Mrs. Nellie Yung,
Mrs. Myner. Mrs. lone Macnamara
and Mrs. Pearl Langeland. Prizes
for the school will be selected
by the principal, Ralph Nelson.
Basketball court has been paint
ed on the gymnasium floor and
win be ready for use next week.
It was moved to a new location
last fall to make way for a new
building.
Substituting for teachers Johan
na Kortzeborn, Edna Bradfield
and Mildred Odgers who are ill
are Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, Mrs.
G. R. Sundlie, and Mrs. Helen
Caster.
Rev; Fedje Will
Talk Tonight at
Silverton Class
man Naegli. Caroline NaegelL Mrs.
F. J. RoubaL Mrs. W. E, Grodrian.
Mrs. George Brandt, Mrs. R. F.
Schmidt, Mrs. Earl Erichson, Mrs.
Dale Lamar and Mrs. H. B. Mad
den. Prizes Arrive
On Anniversary
PRIZES ARRIVE 14 2
AMITY W. E. Taylor, retired
Southern Pacific agent, and owner
of Amity Iris Gardens has just
received a carton of candy in a
radio contest.
Taylor arrived in Oregon St.
Valentine's Day 1888 Just 60 years
ago, February 14. He came to
Amity 20 years later as sgent of
the Southern Pacific Co. and will
have lived in Amity 40 years
Tho
Solanw Oregon, TtidoY, Tbruarf.lS, H4X1L
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FADIIEnS ATTEIITIQII!
Gravel, Sand and River Sill
Alaa excavation, grmdiaf. landscaping and Uwnwork,
ewer work, drains re and back fllliac a apeclaJty. Wa
are ia a position to load individual owned track at
the pit- ; r
TRY US FOR PRICES AND QUALITY
UUIamcile Sand Cx Snpply Co.
Complete Concrete & Rock Drilling; Service
1042 S. Commercial St, Phone, Office 9023
At the Pit. 2-210
UNION HILL Proposed erec
tion of $$55,000 school house for
recently consolidated school dis
trict 42-C will be voted on at a
special school district meeting at
Union Hill grange hall Wednesday,
February 18, at S pjn.
Other issues up for vote at that
time are these proposals:
Purchase of a four-acre school
site southwest of Victor Point
school on J. O. Darby farm prop
erty; authority for the district
board to issue general fund war
rants for $800 to purchase the
site; authority for district board
to issue general fund warrants not
to exceed $300 for drilling a well
on the school site.
SILVER TON The Rev. R. W.
Fedje, district superintendent of
the Methodist churches, will be
guest speaker Friday night at the
February meeting of the local
Builders class. Mrs. B. M. Billings
and Mrs. Robert Edgertoa will
sing a group of duets for the musi
cal program.
A no-host dinner at 830 win
precede the program with Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Holstrom as the recep
tion committee. Arranging the
program are Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Sylvester and Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Billings. The supper committee in
cludes Mrs. F A. Finley, Mrs. Nor
Talea nm Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. Gilmour and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hansen are the committee
in charge of the social night on
Saturday night, February 14, at
the grange halL
MONMOUTH Congratula
tions go to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
J. Carson (Opal Yates) on the
birth of a son, Daryl James, on
Thursday, February S, at the For
est Grove hospital. The little boy,
who weighed nine pounds and two
ounces, has an older sister. Carol
Ann. Grandparents . are Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Yates of Pedee and
Mrs. Ellen Carson of Detroit,
Ore. Mrs. Carson taught at Gar
field and; Washington schools
when ia Salem and Mr. Carson
taught band and orchestra classes
at Parrish junior high school.
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COiO fsr Add hstba25
Proposed 55,000
School, Site Face
District 42-C Vote
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Scouts, Parents at
Middle Grove Meeting
EAST SALEM Scout troop
42 sponsored by the Middle Grove
Community club held annual
open house Monday night at Mid
dle Grove school for parents and
friends. Guards presented the na
tional and troop colors.
Following the introduction of
those present. John Van Lannen
Introduced Claude Graham, chair
man of the organization commit
tee of the Cherry City district of
the Cascade council. Two new
scouts, Lewis Patterson, jr. and
Deam Way, were received into
the troop.
Emory Goode, representing the
community cfub in the absence
of Mrs. William Kaufman, club
president, presented the troop
with its charter for the coming
year. The troop has been or
ganized seven years.
Scout certificates of registra
tion were presented by Graham
to Robert PickerelL scoutmaster,
and Gordon Wyatt, assistant
scoutmaster; John Van Lannen,
Institutional representative, and
committeeman, Robert Wagers.
Committeemen were Ted Kuenzi,
William Kleen, Cleo Kenpinger,
Jack Wikoff and Lewis Patter
son. Registration certificates were
presented to the scouts by their
scoutmaster and assistant scout
master. At the court of honor
which followed, Jimmy Kuenzi,
Wayne Goode and Donald Bassett
received the dairying merit badge
nd Jack Wikoff. Jr. merit badges
lor dairying, hog and poultry pro
duction, community farming and
carpentry.
Valley
Obituaries '
Howard D. CeedfeUe
ZEN A Funeral services for
Howard D. Gocdfellow, who died
February 5, were held Monday
with burial ia Zena cemetery. The
Masonic lodge conducted ritualis
tic services. Mrs. Kate Rohde sang
and the Rev. Paul-Stuart, Seventh
Day Adventist minister Just home
from the South Pacific, was in
charge of the service.
Honorary pal! bearers were
Tom Youle, George Hammond,
Charles Plonski, Lee Coin, Webb
Lewis and Hermar Creswell. Ac
tive pall bearers were Fred Jen
Dings, Durlin Beach, Ralph Shep
herd, Waldo Finn, Fred Stok, and
Wilton Alexander.
JaaMs Harvey DeWltt
DALLAS Funeral services for
James Harvey DeWltt, will be held
t 2 pjn. Saturday at Henkle-Boll-man
chapel here with burial ia
I OOF cemetery. He was born ia
1887 in Powell, Mo.
Married Jan. 21, 1849. at Neosho,
Mo., he and his wife lived in the
midwest until 1932 wheat they
moved to Oregon. They had lived
here about seven years.
He leaves the widow, Mary
Jane; six sons, E. L. DeWitt, J. B.
.DeWitt and J. M. DeWltt. all of
Dallas. C. J. DeWitt of Bend, F.
P. DeWitt of Redmond and L. C.
DeWitt, Olympia, Wash.; 10
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Aaas Nickel
DALLAS Funeral service will
be held Sunday at 1:39 p.m. at
Mennonite Brethren church for
Mrs. Anna Nickel, "who died at the
Old People's home here last Sun
day. The Rev. G. H. Jantzen will
officiate. Interment will be in
C res ham.
She was born August If, 1888,
In south Russia, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Funk. She
married Frank Harder who pre
ceded her in death and later mar
ried Cornelius J.- Nickel at Mun
ich, N.D., ia 1800. He died in rtlft.
At the age of 16. Mrs. Nickel came
to the United States and settled
in Minnesota. She moved 4a North
Dakota in 1899 and caaae la Ore
gon in 1S23. She was a member
of the Mennonite Brethren church.
She leaves five daughters, Mrs.
Lillian McGregor, - Mrs. Anna
Wiens, both of Portland; Susan
and Hilda Harder, both of Pitts
burgh, Pa., and Mrs. Helon Unger
of Scappcose; a son, Henry Nickel,
Grexham, and a brother, Henry
Funk.
Rose-
School to Have
Valentine9! Party
LIBERTY Michael
braugh of the third grade has
gone back to California. He made
Bis home here with his grand
parents and other relatives.
There will be a Valentine party
in each room and refreshments
will be served.
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FILLET OF SALMON
Delicious flavor lb.
HAILDBUY STEAKS 2ftJl 59c
CTev off SOLE
l-io. cello package
40c
SALT CODFISH Mb. pkir. S3c
SHOKED COD FILLETS 53c
FRESH OYSTEnS Sekct pint 55c
CHEESE
Dutch
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K-lh.
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350
24b.
loaf
123
Plmlento Cheese, Dutch BOIL
Vi lb. pkf
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2-lb.
Mild, tasty. Vi -lb. loaf 2Le&3
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SMITH'S SPAGHETTI f Or
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SPAGHETTI
Franco-American
MACKEREL
Eatwell Brand
can
15c
No. 1 can
25c
MINCED CLARIS
Eoyal Red
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FANCY OYSTERS
East Point
No. can
10-ot. canSC
MAINE SARDINES
Palm Brand
No. can ' MC
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No. 1 can J??C
No. 1 can SC
CLAM CHOWDER 53c
Snow's l-os. can V
SMALL SHRIMP
Our Best Wet Pack
PINK SALMON
Prince Leo .
RED SALMON
Del IfonU
Lenten treat lb. S 7G I
EGG EDILES Rose brand 14b. pVz.
1 lb. can 430
m lb. caa 850
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Stock up at these lower prices. ' 6ur dried fruit stocks are now complete.
DRIED PRUNES 24b. cello pk. S3c
DRIED PEACHES, Sufaripe 11-oz. pkff. lOc
DRIED APRICOTS, Suffaripe 11-oz. pk&r. SSc
PITTED DATES, Sair brand 14b. pkf. 29c
OADSINS
45c 12c
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Seeded Raisina, Bonner 15-ox. pk?. lCc
Dried White Firs .24b. pkjr. S2c
Dried Blade Firs 2-Ib. pkjr. 23c
Black Fir. Roedin? brand . ..12-oz. pkjr. 17c
Calixayra Firs, Roeding brand, 12-oz. pkr.
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LIBIA BEANS
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FANCY PEAS
Sugar Belle
FANCY PEAS
Green Giant .
WHEAT HEARTS
S perry's
23c
o. 2 caa
No. 203 caa
19c
45-os. pkf.
SHREDDED WHEAT
. Nabisco 12-oa. pkjr.
SALAD DRESSING
Cascade , . pint
GRAPEFRUIT
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GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Town House, sweetened 46-oa.
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21c
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TOMATO JUICE
Sunny Dawn
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SUced Bacon whhe ubel lb. 63c
Pork Shoulder Roast, Special lb. 49c
Pork Loin Chops, center cuts lb. 59c
Pork Loin Roast, special! ... lb. 53c
Slab Bacon End, cuts lb.. 59c ,
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