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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1949)
4 t ' 1 r " ; - y - I ' ; ' , - a ."4 ' :.. . V -v.. 4 1 . J I'm V . 1 '.. SALEII RESIDEIITS COMPRISE STAFF AT BERGS FOOD STORE rhm Etat"man-8J- 0w- Mh " "a "J. '"Tt. r iS- V : Verild "Jed" Johnson, manacer of the Grocery DepL, has beea with Ehner Berr for more than 11 years. Sfyrtle LJndahl. head of the caterlnt department has been serrlnr Salem as a Caterer for the past three years. She mw has charge of the new kitchen in Berg's Food Store. Hew . Catering Department Is Store Feature A catering deparffintnt is some thing brand new for a grocery tore but it's an intrinsic part of the new Berg business. Managed by Mrs. Myrtle Liu dahl, a resident of Salem for 12 years and operator of her own catering service for three of them, the department includes a stain less steel kitchen equipped with 11 modern conveniences. There is a three-deck oven thermostat ically controlled, and also a salad cutting machine to provide fresh shredded vegetables daily. Chicken pies, all manner of sal ads, special cakes and smorgas borg dishes will be specialties, and there will be a special fresh salad nix every day. The delicatessen feature of the tore won't be limited to the large department therein, however there is a direct catering service for homes. Personnel and food will JOINS REALTY FIRM SILVERTON H. . Hubbard, who owns a farm in Silverton Hills, has taken a salesman's po sition with the George W. Hubbs Real Estate company which has offices at both Silverton and Sa lem. He will also continue to op erate his farm. j -x Dick Eckley. manager of the Ice Don Drees, assistant manager of j Bob Peterson .manager of the pro-1 Warren Griffin, manager of the Cream department. 1 the Meat Dept. dace department. J Meat Department. These are among the approximately 50 people to serve you at the New Market. ' ' s Site Cleared For Church At Woodhurn WOODBURN Work is pro gressing on clearing the site of the new Woodburn Methodist church. Forms for the foundation of the new building were poured Monday. At present, Sunday school and church services are held in the high school auditorium. The new church will be 60 by 85 feet, L-shaped and constructed of tile with a brick veneer fin ish. The main auditorium will be 32 feet wide and 50 feet long, in cluding the platform and will run north and south along the east side of the property. A dining room separated from the audi torium by folding doors and a kitchen will take up the remain der of the 85 feet at the south end of the structure. Sunday school rooms will be located in a 28 by 38 foot two story wing running west to B street. The primary Sunday school assembly room on the first floor may be opened into the dining Lroom by folding doors. Plans also Pcall for a bell tower at the L of the building. Much volunteer work has been used in the razing of the base ment of the old church wihch had been roofed over for services fol lowing the fire last April which destroyed the 57-year old church. Authorities hope that it will be possible to hold services in the new church by July 1 even thouqh construction will not be finished by that time. Women's Circle To Send Hospital Supplies to Africa AMITY--March meeting of the Baptist Women's Missionary circle was held at the home of Mrs. An drew Wakeman, with Mrs. Ed ward Lehman presiding. Plans were completed for sending hospi tal supplies to the Belgian Congo. Annual Spring rally for Central Willamette association will be at the Calvary Baptist church in Sa lem, April 18. Mrs. Andrew Wake man and Mrs. Al Newby were appointed to serve on the com mittee for United Council of Church Women for Amity. Mrs. Newby and Mrs. Wakeman were in charge of the lesson. Mrs. Cora Newman, Miss Lois Newman, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibh and Mrs. VernKhia Newby at tended Rebekah lodge at Dayton Friday night. Space for 309 Cars Parking space for more than 300 cars is provided at the new Berg market on Center street. The park ing is arranged so that all cars are easily accessible no matter how busy the space may be. The park ing is just west of the main en trance to the store. PICTTHES SHOWN DETROIT At the regular meeting of the PTA Monday eve- Volley 4 MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson are the parents of a daughter, Linda Marie, born March 10. The Johnsons, former Mill City residents, moved to Cal ifornia last fall. MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Judge of Salem are par ents of a daughter, born March 10. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Iceland Kaplinger and great grand father is Henry Kaplinger. ning, E. T. Moore showed two mo tion pictures to 45 people. Mrs. Eli Bangs talked on the school lunch. be available for handling special dinners and parties of all sizes, with everything planned by Mrs. Liudahl. "I certainly love to cook," Mrs. Liudahl smiled in proudly show ing the department she heads. "and I hope I have to do lots of it" mm niCH COLOR MEANS niCH EGG NOODLES! la aoDes ifs tit color fail cents! The rick, gUea ceJer ef llisatM Egg Needles is ea to stag pleaty ef rick eggs nd frae Dim SeaoW Flew in tkc wuk Sag. Tkis gaUea ceJer k year fBaraatee tfcat yea art keying finest faafity wkea yea key ISis- better egg aeedksl rvi o IVI )) T1 f4 7mm "t i' i7efM- . I 7 St o CONGRATULATIONS emmm a 'lb men IN CHEDDAR CHEESE! Here's a lfacareai aW Ckeese tkat js really goed, fer irs pltaty ef akarp Aaerkaa Ckeddar Ckeese, ceaikiaW witk tke rick, aV ficieas goedacss mt Missiea Mscareail Teal lore it W kaady at tke cap keard, easy te arepare, aatd atakee a deKcioas diataer fee fearl Ask far It at year grecer today! ITS MEALTIME MAGIC! Tmik afrof mW1 Jul 9 pmekmg t tmhU tttml't mtt It md MM UttUI Many Guests Entertained at Four Corners FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Anderson, 390 S. Lancaster dr., had as their house guests last week Prof, and Mrs. i Henry TenPas and children, John. Bill and Lynn of Corvallis. Com ing for the week end were Mr. and Mrs. James R. Anderson and Sally Jo Anderson of Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Webster, 490 S. LancaMer dr., had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Merl McDade and Jean McDade Depoe Bay. The visitors went on to Monmouth where Jean attends teachers college. j Week end guests in the Oliver i '.. i It :' ' ' 4 Ellea MrMiim, Assistant manager, has beea associated wltk El met Bert f er the vast 7 years. Rickman home, 890 8. Elma ave.J ETl'EX8 TO 8WEGLE were Rickman's sister and family, SWEGLE-Mrs. Joseph Brene .. . . , ' ... ' nen has returned home after a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson. Stan- two-weeks vUlt at the homes c ley and Gale Jackson of Klamath Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Dibb of Wine Fall. lock. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. IV A. Care of Portland. k May wo take this opportunity to say Good Luck to Elmer Berg in his new Super Market and to wish him continuous success. PHIL SCHNELL Parrish Food Distributors WHOLESALE FOODS 280 Belleriew Street Salem, Oregon a fla aE aviaE a aaBk aBBBaiakT v k m. M m 1 2 i f "CT CtATO aoo. ' WIN mtnum mcmoky ooav f MiNaMH' MOCOS J jut- ": HSFSi PICTSWEET SALUTES BERG MARKET I IC!3 r mm 3 piCTSrjnnr- J ttafu'FOODS WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST IN QUALITY FROZEN FOODS S inmim (reiiia3& m&m n
