Nrth Howell Mrs. Jim Jack
on suffered a broken bone in
her wrist last week while work
ing in the dairy and was treated
at Silverton hospital.
Jefferson Ethel Signiund has
returned from a four weeks visit
with her mother inHolton. Kans.
nrl her train was stalled four
hours in Idaho en route west and
12 below zero and much snow was
encountered on the trip.
redee Mrs. Ted Kubena
(Lois Blankenbaker) and her in
fant daughter. Nicki Diane, are
at the home of her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Ivan Blankenbaker.
Kubenas live at Valsetz.
North Howell Woodburn
grange members will visit North
Howell February 7 and North
Howell grangers will visit Fair
field grange February 11. Final
plans were made at an officers
meeting here Monday.
Aumsvttle Mrs, Clifford Gil
lispie is -a patient at the Salem
General hospital where she re
cently underwent a ma jar ope
ration.
North Howell Recent guests
of the Wayne Strachans have in
cluded his mother. Mrs. Ida
Strachan of Moscow, Idaho;- Mrs
J. McBride of Aberdeen. S. D
nd Barton Strachan of Minne
polis. Dell Strachan. 13. nephew
of Wayne Strachan. an orphan,
Is making his home with his
uncle and has "enrolled in North
Howell school.
Cloverdale Gearhart and Cain
families have moved to Four Cor
ners after having lfved for sev
eral months on the Tharp place
here.
East Salem Mrs. Donald
Bowers (Faye Larkins) is now
at the home of her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Glen Larkins on Park
avenue, with her new baby daugh
ter. Carol Sue. the Larkins first
grandchild.
Pratum Community club will
meet Friday. January 21 at the
choolhouse.
Jefferson Card party is plan
Bed Friday night, January 28, by
the Altar society of St. Thomas
Catholic church. Pinochle and 500
will be played.
Spring Valley Mrs., George
Hammon and her sister. Mrs.
Alice Updejrraff have returned
from a trip to their former home
In Montana where they visited
relatives and friends.
Silverton The M e t h odist
church Father-Son banquet will
be held February 9 at 6:30 p.m
Mrs. Harry Riches and Mrs. Ben
Sprick are in charge of program
details.
--Valley
Obituaries
jp. ;
Mrs. Luella Hasemsn
MILL CITY Mrs. Luella Hase
man, 65, resident of trie canyon
for the last 15 years, died Wed
nesday in a Lebanon hospital
after a long illness. She was the
wife of C. P. Haseman. Idanha
lumberman. They lived in Mill
City for several years.
Funeral services will be Sat
urday at 2 p.m. at Weddle Fune
ral home in Stayton.
Other survivors are two sons.
R. R, and Jack Haseman of Idan
ha. and a daughter, Mrs. Verna
Rains of Lacomb.
Today's Pattern
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Trim your figure with a trim
ahirtwaitei I Well - placed darts
and ctavet seaming decorate this
neat dress and give you lines in
just the tight proportions!
Patteaa 4919 comes in sizes 34.
36. 38. 46, 42. 44. 46, 48. Size-36
takes Hi yards 39-inch.
This jvttern. easy to use, sim
ple to r.v, is tested for fit. Has
complete illustrated instructions.
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more - to - fit flatterers In mat
ANNE Winter Pattern Book.
Ses4 mr U todajr only ttit-c-n cfi"
morel aTawhton unlimited, for y
ttme. tow, Kfiirurc! Cuts foi an i t
family. (riy FUSE pattern ot a h
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torn Una pattern to The Oregon StatM
Hi aw. -ttouue Adams. Pattern Dpt.. !M
SI. Oaku St.. Ctaicaro SO. Ill PHit
Jefferson Three Links club
of Jefferson Rebekah club will
hold a card party Saturday night,
January 2 at I OOF hall.
Silverton Bora at Silverton
hospital January 19,, daughters to
Mr. and Mrs. William Lead of
Silverton and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Peters of Mt. Angel, and a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Rice
of Woodburn. j
Middle G rove
Group Elects
MIDDLE GROVE Af the
January meeting of the Associated
Clubs of Middle Grove, officers
elected were Mrs. Cleo Keppin
ger, chairman; Robert Pickerel,
vice chairman; Melvin Van Cleave,
secretary, and Mrs. Paul Bassett,
treasurer; trustees, John Van
Laanen and Gil Blankenship;
board. George Hardy, Tea Kuenz,
Earl Malm, Lee Dow and Cleo
Keppinger.
A membership contest will be
Middle Grove 411
Club Little Cooks Meets
MIDDLE GROVE "The Little
Cooks With Big Ideas" cooking
club met Monday with Lorilie
Holman. Thirteen members were
present. Sue Anglin and Sharon
Chamberland demonstrated var-
conducted from now until the
first of March between the men
and women of the community.
Mrs. Jack Wikoff will lead the
women's division and Wikoff the
men's.
Regular meetings will be the
first Friday of the month.
lous ways of making toast, which
was followed by a cereal cooking
demonstration by Lorilie Holman
and Marie Hammer.
Guests were Mrs. Theo. Kuenzi,
Mrs. Emory Goode, Mrs. Charles
Reynolds, Mrs. N. O. Holman,
Donna Holmart and Mrs. Boyer
of Roseburg.
Members will meet January 31
with Joyce Kuenzi.
The club members and their
families were entertained New
Year's with a no-host supper at
Forest Wiley's. Several tables of
pinochle were in play.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Harry Heth, January 28, and will
be a party for those members
Roberts Grange Names
Standing Committees
ROBERTS Glenn Bidgood,
master of Roberts grange, has
named these committees: agricul
ture, Leonard Zielke, George
Higgins, Elmer Minch and Mrs.
Melvin Trindle; legislative, Roy
Rice, Chet Nelson and Mrs.
Charles Fulton. Mrs. Melvin Trin
dle was elected lecturer to re
place Mrs. Denver Young,
signed.
Mrs. Charles Fulton
re-
reported
whose birthdays are
or February.
in January
Tho Statesman, Salom. Oregon, Friday. Januarr 21. 1949 13
progress on proposed bus service
to Roberts community.
Five applications for member
ship were presented and will be
voted on in the February meeting.
Ed Rogers, county commission
er, was guest speaker and dis
cussed road taxation. Building
committee will meet Sunday In
grange hall at 2 p.m.
Indian Summer is a period of
pleasant autumn weather which is
preceded by "squaw winter," a
cold snap during which the ther
mometer takes its first dip below
freezing.
Shepard Farm, Barn,
Hay and Calves Burned
S if'
ZEN A Fire of unknown origin
destroyed the barn on the Joe
Shepard farm at Zena early Mon
day. Three calves and an esti
mated 12 tons of "hay were also
burned. . I .$ &
The glare awoke Shepard
about 2:30 but the fire bad al
ready made such headway that
nothing could be saved. A door
left open permitted the jtow to
go in and out at will 'so "she
escaped, but the calves were shut
up and so were burned.
lull f -LJt&fyt' V'if- i 5fer
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MfiMfflflfS. AEPEATS
this t-e-r-r-i-fS-c SPECIAL!
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lb
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If you "got in" on our last big sale of those famous-brand
picnics you know why this is grand
news. Thousands of our customers raved about
these pork shoulder hams ( picnics) for days. That's
why we are so pleased to be -able to repeat this
big value-giving event. Don't miss out on it
Corn early!
Featured are Rath's TendV Picnics, Oscar Mayer, Morrell's and Wil.
son brands. Some stores may not have all brands mentioned but
your satisfaction Is guaranteed on every picnic!
OTHER EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD MEAT BUYS!
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Lean,
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mild BY THB
cured PIECE
LB.
loof
Grocery Features Effective Friday Thru Monday
IN OUR GROCERY SECTION
No. 2Vi
can
VALLEY GOLD BRAND WHOLE ONES UNPEELED
19'
Bound Steaks
Beef Short Bibs
Standing Bib Boast
Fresb Ground Bee!
Fresh Oysters
Silver Salmon Steaks
Halibut Steaks
Wst
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u.35
u.65
u.49c
u,. 69
u.55
Morrell's
Yorkshire
Sliced
Bacon
PER LB.
$Uct
Small lota
Leg O'Lamb Boast
Lamb Chops
Lamb Chops
Lamb Shoulder Boast
Breast oi Lamb Stei7
Pork Shoulder Boast
Fryers and Fowl
Edwards Coffee 'e:bn 53e T
Canterbury Tea Bags PV49C
Noodle Soup Mix 3 Plft 32c
rrnam Ctrn unrf Hom. No. 303
VlCalll VUl II Golden Bantam can
Fancy Tender Peas T. Noca303 16'
Green Giant Peas S NoJn03 21c
Sunnybanfc Margarine Lb. 34c
"OVEN-READY" TURKEYS HENS. Lb. 79c TOMS. Lb. 69c
Sor With
Bag Coffees
airway .
46e J,rl3T
I -lb
NOB HILL
With no
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GARDENSIDE BRAND EXTRA STANDARD NEW PACK
No. 2
cans
2 for kL
Crackers 28' i.53c
Kraft Dinners:r. 154
SpByhGtti Franco-American Can 15
Royal Pudding 22 8C
Salad Dressing Duchats ft.
35V 62c
Wesson Salad Oil 77c
Vhife Magic Bleach .2.Saii,n 25
Tomato M SOP
6
1
Mrs. Wright's
BREAD
Guaranteed fresh!
White or Wheat
1-Lb. Loaf
14c
V2-lb. Loaf 21 ;
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bottles
RED HILL BRAND TO PEP UP MEAT DISHES, ETC.
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Grown
YAMS
To Go
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HAMS!
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coincidence that smoked picnics are on special now in the meat section.
pork. What a
U.S. No. 1. Netted Gem
Potatoes
10-Ib.
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ttea vrapevruiY FromTtm Lb.
D'Anjou Pears GretnJRipe Lb.
Crisp, Tender Carrot's
100
100
90
GRAPES
Emperors
lbs.
Dry Onions
Yellow-Mediums
This is good
stew and soup 10-Ib. AQm
weather. Sack 43 C
Rutabagas
Hare you tried
them mashed?
They're Rood I lb.
8c
Apples! Apples!
Juicy, Crispy, Full-Flavored
A .1 ll i f , WINESAPS
Oiileys lb. 100 5,b. 59c
Prices in This Ad Effective All Safeway Stores
Salem - Silverton - Dallas
Squash
Marblek.ad t Hubbard
....8c
Enjoy this fine
squash now.
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Swift Brand
A favorite for
Lunches or 12-or.
Parties can
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Dog Food
0 cans
29c
Playfair brand
Your pet
will mpprov .
of this item
Kitchen Craft
FLOUR
$J98
Ask about
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