Detroit PTA
Plans Program
DETHOIT Parent-Teachers as
sociation met Monday at the school
when a film on Safety .was
shown, also one on the Life of
Thomas Liiison. Prize fr getting
mo.-.t parent? out for the meeting
was won by the sixth grade. There
was a talk by Otis White on legis
lation and Mrs. Ban explained
how money cleared at the Carni
val will be used. Guitar solo was
gien by Richard Hanson Sixteen
' joined the PTA at this meeting.
Carnival by the high school Fri
day night took in $516. and $350
of this will be clear. Part will be
Used to furnish the home eco
nomics room in the new school
building. The rest will be used
it: the general fund. The grade
school yvhich had charge of the
candy booth made $29.
John Estey went ti Portland
Saturday for his mother. Mrs.
Sarah Esters funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy " Moore drove
t Bend Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Detmar Nelson
and Ronald Morgan spent the
weekend m Portland.
The date for the bazaar and
dince by the Womens Civic club
will he November 13. Tthirteen
cast floor show will be given.
PTA Sponsors
Swegle Scouts
SWEGLE The first scout
troops for the district in several
years have been organized with
the PTA as sponsor.
Swegle Brownie. Scout troop 12
is led by Mrs. HilLard Hanson and
Mrs. Roy Adamson. Meetings for
the new troop are once a week at
Mrs. Hanson's on Garden Road.
Members are Sarolyn Alsman,
Barbara Reams, Janice Casey. Be
verly Hanson, Ann Yost, Nancy
Bates. Carrol Jean Adamson. Ros
lie West, Nancy Painter. Yvonne
Ellis, Gerry Dell Lewis, Viola May
Yost. Sandra Wilkinson, Pat Go
shell. Donna Fetch.
Girl Stouts are led by Mrs. Ma
rion West and they are working
on their first merit badge. Mem
bers are Shirley Brick. Marilyn
Benson, Eleanor Berry. Zettie
Patterson, Wanda Laptn. Janice
Isom, Beverly Shultz, Ellen Shep
herd. Sharteen Simons and Anna
May West.
Swegle Scouts will take part in
a Scout program at Leslie junior
high October 31 at 3 p. m. along
with all the Scouth of Salem to
celebrate the birthday of Juliette
Low, founder of Girl Scouts.
Carolyn Alsman will represent
the Swegle Brownie troop.
Friday the girls make a trip to
the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall
in Salem to take part in the "Sing
and Swing Jamboree," Scouts one
week, BTOwnies the next.
Swegle Couple
Complete Trip
SWEGLE""5 Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Neuman, D street, have returned
home after a trip east, he to Cin
cinnati, she to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hammer
nick of Nickerson, Neb., were
guests last week in the home of
her brother, JEL . Brandt and fa
mily on East Garden road.
James Brandt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Brandt enlisted in the
army on October 12th and is now
at Fort Ord, Calif, for basic train
ing and assignment.
Mrs. Pat Quirk of Boise. Idaho,
it here to vjs.t her brother-in-law
and sister, lr. and Mrs. Rex Pef
fer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton
entertained with a birthday dinner
Sunday for their son,- Harold and
grandson, David. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nor
ton and son, Danny; Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Norton and son, David of
Oregon City, Eleanor Barry, Al
vera Puree LL
(par den Road Club Ends
Summer l ocation Recess
SWEGLE After a summer
vacation members of the Garden
Road club met Friday with Mrs.
Archie Wehtje, Lancaster drive.
Mrs. William Hartley assisted.
Dessert luncheon was served to
the following members. Mrs. A.
R. Tartar, Mrs. Paul Lynch. Mrs.
V.' E. Richardson. Mrs. A. C.
Schaffer. Mrs. Glenn Larkins.
Mis. Ralph Werner. Mrs. Richard
T. Wicklander. Mrs. Mary Swin
r!. Issues to be voted upon at
t'-.e coming election were discussed.
277 Are Enrolled at
Turner High School
TURNER Second month re
port for Turner-Aumsville high
school shows 93 freshmen, 86
sophomores, 60 juniors, 35 sen
iors, the total 2T7. Thirty-five will
be in the graduating class, it has
been estimated 100 new students
will register next year to make
an enrollment of 340 students next
year.
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Save money at this special price. Pure vegetable shortening.;
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No. 2 can
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Limit two to a customer at this special
low, low price.
Fancy grade grown in the Willamette Valley. Buy all you want at this! low nrice.
EVERY DAY L0V7 PRICES
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No. 303 can 180
No. 303 can 190
... No. 303 can 210
No. 2 can
No. 1 can
Campbell's
New pack is in. Made with vine-ripened luscious red tomatoes and seasoned just right.
Carton
Your favorite brand at this special low price.
Borden's Instanl
CHOCOLATE
8-oz.
can
Powdered
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190
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BEN GEE Chinese
DIIIIIER
7-oz. pkg. 160
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. ...28-oz. pkg. 280
...10-oz. pkg. 470
...44-oz. pkg. 390
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favorite cheese dishes and hurry-up snacks.
Phoenix Pabsf-eii
CHEESE FOODS
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72 lb. pkr. 31c
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Buy quality potatoes and save money. Also priced low.
Fresh Carrots -
Bunch - 1... j
Grown locally to give yoq that garden-fresh quality.
3-lbs.
Fresh Parsnips
Wuaniy at tne peaK oi goodness. A delightful change as a vegetable dish.
Sweel Polafoes ! 2-lhs.
Hand selected, shed packed and Blue Bird brand, the finest.
Sunkisi Oranges
220 size
19c
No. 2 can Chow Mein ,
1 4-OZ.
Pk?.
No. 2 can
Noodles .
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DOG FOOD
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DOUIIAK HABSHIIALLOWS J. Pkf. 21 C
CHOCOLATE CHIPS Hershey's Dainties .t-xL pkg. aaaOC
CHOCOLATE SYBUP Hershey's .! l-et. can 16c
COCKTAIL PEAIIUTS Planters f -oil. can 9w
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LOTUS PAPEH PLATES Pk, , 14c
WHOLE DILL PICKLES Libby's No. Zi Jar O C
SALAD DRESSING ,iA . ., 33c
GRAPE JUICE Welch' V: i. Pint 25 C
APPLE JUICE Church's Quart 23 C
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M"t,ough 7:45 a. m. ESLU
"Listen to this program - - you may want to buy some
of the things offered for sale. You may have some
thing you want to selL "Today's Top Trades" will
get what you want or will get rid of what you don't
want. '
SALE EVERY DAY AT IGA
PEABSOII'S FOOD IIKT.
294 North Commercial, Salem, Oregon
IIODEL FOOD IIAOKET
275 North High SL. Salem, Oregon
OIICUTT'S IlAnKET
420 North River Road
Salem. Oregon
CENTRAL CASH IDIT.
Monmoath. Oregon
HIDEPEIIDEIICE FOOD
IIAOKET
Independenee, Oregea
fflGIILAIID MADEET
Mt Highland Are Salem, Oregon
M GOLLIET
Oregon Opea 8mndays
BD0ADT7AY GROCERY
Broadway and Market - Opea 8ondaya
KRUEGE0 HASH Ct
BARRY
East Center at 4th - Opea Sundays
ROiniEB'S GROCEBY
Genrals, ; Oregon
EQUALL'S GROCERY
Woodbora. Oregon
LEmiOII'S IIARKET
9S North Commereisl St.
Salem, Oregon
BOLIIEIEB'S IIKT.
17th St Center - Successor to Berg's
CARTER'S IIAOKET
17th and Market St Salem. Oregon
STATE STBEET IIKT.
123 Stat Street
Salem, Oregon
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