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Counselors
Meet at Gamp
A workshop for counselors from
Institutional and private camps
over Oregon will open at 4 o'clock
this afternoon at Camp Silver
Creek, sponsored by the Oregon
section of the American Camping
association.
At least 17 leaders from the Sa
lem area plan to attend the three
day meeting. A total of 60 per
sons had registered Thursday, ac
cording to Mrs. Esther Little,
YWCA executive director.
Child Evangelism
Classes Are Held
At Brooks Home
BROOKS Classes in child
evangelism are held Fridays after
school at Mrs. Elmer Conns. Mrs.
Schreder of Salem is conducing
the classes.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry LaFollette
of Forest Grove were recent
guests of his brother-in-law and
nister, Mr. and Mrs. Britt Aspin
wall. Mrs. Lester Young. Sandra and
Rebekah have returned from a
two weeks visit with her mother
at Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finley are
Mrs. Little and Donna Gill oft the parents of a daughter. Leona
Lebanon are among the large! Fae. born May 1 at Salem Me
number of instructors on planning morial hospital. She has five sis-
Plaque Memorializes First War Mother
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ters and three brothers
Mrs. Howard Hollar is ill at
her home here. R. L. Davis is
improving from an illness. J. J.
Leher has been seriously ill at
hi home east of Brooks for two
weeks.
ind techniques.
Those registered from here are
Gus Moore and John Gardner,
YMCA; Mrs. Little, Ellen Sang
ster. Rose Marie Essley and June
Rowland, YWCA; Mrs. Edna Bag
call, Josephine Barton, Janice
Middleton, Alice Lou OhJing and
Marian Sparks. Camp Fire Girls;
Marjorie Jewett, Girl Scouts; Lois
Hamer, First Congregational I
church; Gale Currey. women's : BROOKS Sewing club met
physical education instructor at Thursday with Mrs. Cleo Walker
Willamette university; F r a n k and Mrs. Bertha Wood at Mrs.
Washburn and Bernice Havnes. W. F. Ramps. A "Mother's Day"
Willamette students, and Mildred program was presented by Mrs.
Cooper, Oregon College of Edu- Elva Aspinwall. Birthdays of Mrs.
cation. " A. P. Sidebottom and Mrs. Ray
Corel were honored with gifts.
Mrs. Hum
Brooks Sewing Club Has
Meeting: Held at Ramps
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This plaone In the Oregon sUtehease
was dedicated this week te the
memory of Mrs. Emllle G. Hen
dricks, the first designated "War
Mather." by the Oregon chapter of
American War Mothers. Inspect
ing the plaque at the unveiling
ceremony Wednesday, are Paul
Hendricks, Salem attorney and a
son of the late Mrs. Hendricks;
Mrs. Jennie A. Erlxon, (right),
Portland, state president of the War
Mothers, and Mrs. Minniedel Ba
ker (left). Portland, vice president
(Photo by Don Dill. Statesman
staff photographer.)
Iluhharci Piano Recital
Given Monday Night
HUBBARD A piano recital
was given at the Congregational
church Monday night by Mrs. L.
A. Miller's pupils. Taking part
were Donna Driver, Geraldine
Zehner, Sandra Huff. Jeanette
Jones, LaDonna Sa'her. Pattv
Thompson. Margaret Mendenhall.
! Attending were
; Jensen, Mrs. Grace Sayre. Mrs.
Fae Loomis, Mrs. Leta Coze!,
Mary Goffrier. Mrs. Evelyn Jones,
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National Observance of
White Cane Week Set
Observance of national White
Cane week. May 15 to 21. was ur-
Willa Vinyard Mrs Nona Side- j d fa secretary of State Earl T.
bottom. Mrs. Golda Hadley. Paul ' .
Johnson, Mrs. Elva Aspinwall. Newbry Thursday
Mrs. Lena Goffrier. Mrs. Anna Newbry noted that only the
Dunlavv, Mrs. Dollie Ramp, Mrs. blind are permitted to use a white
Walker' and Mrs. Woods. ! cane and drivers are required to
Next meeting will be with Mrs. stop immediately upon approach
Evelyn Jones. ing any person carrying one.
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why you should elect
DEW1Y for PRESIDENT
JL he Republican Party owes It to
America, to all the people Republicans and Democrats to nomi
nate and elect the most able and qualified leader in the Party today.
We believe that man is Thomas E. Dewey. Here are four
reasons why we believe so :
1 On his record of achievement his earned reputation of being
the best administrator in government today.
2 He believes in 'team" government always appoints men of
great ability and integrity. He gives them the authority to do their Job.
The result is strong and efficient public service.
3 He would work cooperatively with Congress. He is used to
working hand in hand with a legislative body. He doesn't believe the
presidency, or any other office, is a one-man job. He leads a team.
That's the way he gets things done.
4 Besides having a firm grasp of the fundamental problems which
beset the country and the world, he Is fearless tnd faithful. He fears
neither inflation nor Stalin. He does not become hysterical nor does
he rush into a position until he has considered what is sound tnd
right for the American people. He has complete faith la the American
people and their common tense and be will give them the courageous
leadership they want so urgently.
VOTI FOR
DEWEY for PRESIDENT May 2hi
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Obituaries
Mrs. Chris Jonaaen
STAYTON Funeral services
will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday
at the Weddle funeral chapel here
for Mrs. Chris Jonasen, who died
at her home In Stavton Tuesday
at the age of 71. The Rev. Wil
lard Buckner will officiate. Burial
will be in Lone Oak cemetery.
Mrs. Jonasen. a native of Den
mark, had been an Oregon resi
dent 12 years and had lived in
Stayton the lat eight yearn.
Surviving besides the widower
are a son, Arthur, Dagmar,
Mont.; two daughters, Mrs. Thom
as Wal.sh. Seattle, and Mrs. An
drew Mayer, Portland; three
brothers, Soren Sorensen, Chris
Sorensen and Pete Sorensen, all
of Copenhagen. Denmark; 10
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Lane- county, was announced by
Gov. John H. Hall here Thursday.
He succeeds Judge F. W. Doerfler,
resigned.
BOIHEY APPOINTED
Appointment of George Bouhey,
Oakridge, as justice of the peace
for the upper Willamette district.
Employment
Shows Rise
Improvement of the local em
ployment picture during April,
despite the delay In agricultural
activities , caused by the rainy
weather, was reported Thursday
in the Marion county labor mar
ket bulletin, issued by the state
employment service.
An estimated 2,700 were un
employed at the close of the
month, including 1.000 veterans
and 700 women. Non-seasonal
job openings on the Salem office's
files totaled 147, of which 82
were for women. Approximately
one-half the openings were for
clerical positions.
The local office counted 246
interviews during April with new
comers to the area. Some move
ment away from the vicinity was
noted, due largely to lack of
steady employment due to weath
er conditions.
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Smooth blend of the finest coff tfl
grown, Hills Bros. Coffao aonsfiet
very tost.
There's matchless good nets In
very cup you make-. Uniform
flavor It assured by CONTKOUED
JtOASTtNO, tha xckntv Hllte
trot, process which roasts vtry
coffe boon venfy
Vacuum-packing n cam and
UHra-VcM far keeps HlHs Bros.
Coffca -temptingly fresh.
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The large tiled kitchens in Hol
land, which are usually the scenes
of most activity in Dutch house
holds, contrast greatly in size with
compact modern American kitch
ens used for little but cooking
and dishwashing.
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makes any water soft
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never streaks.
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V and all automatic dish
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Vote For
O. Fresh Crab :
A Vote for Crab Is a
Vote for Good Eating.
DflT YPV xt always geed peliey ie serve Lenmai'a freak
JrllblU I erabs, er Letunan'a fresh era eeektaJl.
PLATF0I1I1:
TJsmally bowl of crisp lettaee.
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2605 Portland Road Phono t8iU
Half a Block form fairgrounds Entrance)
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Soda Wafers ,T 2 49c
Shrd. 7heai NBC 17c
HOODY
Pni. Boiler Ssr 2 & 69c
35c
Nallev'a
.15-os. tin
Beef Slew
BORDEN'S
Hemo Uquids2?.d-r, 69c
11 M Bradshaw'sj 1 lb. 0C-
Honey purc l jar Lie
l lb. pail, 95c
LYNDEN'S 16 oi. Jar
Chicken Si Noodles 29c
Razer Clams 01"7nd 32c
See Jergens LeUsi
See Drene
Shampoo
Toiletries Ci Denedies
43c
40c
27c
39c
25c
69c
23c
59c
3e Colgate's
Shaving Crease
50e Dr. Lyea's
Teeth Powder
GUletU Bloc Blades,
Pkg. of 5c
Schick IbJ. Blades
Package of 2ts
25c Natore's Keaaedy
Bayer's Aspirin 10H
Omndee Aspirin lies
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Oysters
Cove, Gulf Belle JQ
5-oz. tin
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Strawberries, Pride ef eQ
Oregea, lt-es, eartea www
Oreahasa Beyseabertiae
ll-es. pkg. aWC
Celd-Seal Mixed Vegetables in.
11-es. pkg. ISC
Ce4d Seal Peae Oarrete 0-
ll.ee. pkg. I5IC
Celd Seal Oardea rteali in
Peas, Lt-es. pkg 1C
HUDSON HOUSE FLORIDA
Orange Juice 46-oz. tin 28c
Tomato Sauce "u8ni ' Ec
Peas 21c
f . .... Hudson Houee, whole lOes
UOIll kernel Tm tin 13C
Siarch T!lnQLrt botu. 23c
TODDY CHOCOLATE
lolled IIIIIx VIZ, 22c
IIargarino,ltt.43c
FLOODS O 'SUDS I
;s 350
fl Kraftn
V'elveeta
2 & $1.19
3 T1!S TKX WOm V.y.f
USJ- 33-oz.pks;.
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preteetlea aad are eat and preperly Ulaamea ta Uts Ufffl
ket.
NO LONG HAULS
Tbie week we eaggeaf' .
8WIPTS BKANDED
COAST OF STEED BEEF
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bled with ereaamy watte WJO
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SWIFTS ONE a ONLY
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So popular the world ever for It's real fearA Jk dry . aummer
sausage flavor.
SWIFTS FANCY TRIM
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