The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 05, 1949, Image 16

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Newspaper Page Text; js--Tho Statesmen. Solem, Oregon. TAdaf. August $f 1348 Four, Corners - . Resident Buy Grefeljam Firm FOUR CORNERSMtfn and Mrs. Waldo Kleen and sons. David. Mi chael and Stephen have purchased HeDD't Variety store in Gresham. - Jlr. Kleen has been affiliated with the Seafrs Roebuck and Co. in Ore eon an&Wahineton for 12 years. lie took possession of his new busi ness July 26. The Kleens have been livin in the F. W. Daniels resi dence at 760 S. Lancaster dr. As soon as a residence is available in Gresham, Mrs. Kleen and the boys will loin the father there. An aM-dar outing at Silvertori pdrk on Sunday , was attended by the Harold and Cecil. Snook fam ilies, the Lawrence and Warren Shrake, families. Mr. and Mrs. C, O. Gilming and Jerry, the Ervin Sunderlins, Mrs. Mae Marshall, Miss Lucretia Ann Marshall and Joe GaUaher. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Cable, 730 S. Elma ave attended the Span ish-American War; veterans an nual picnic at Dallas park on Sunday. Cable is a veteran of that war. They were accompanied by their grand-daughters. Wilda and Wanita Cable. Making an extended tour of sev . eral middle western states this ' summer are Mr. and Mrs.-F. W, Daniels, 760 S. Lancaster dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haworth, 750 S Lancaster. dr.They expect to re turn some time this month. Mr. and. Mrs. Jess Mcllnay and sons Gary and Ronnie left Satur day for a vacation trip to Canada They expect to be aone a week j)v ten days. "Old Timers'9 Picnic Set At Qoverdale Sunday, August .21, the 16th annual "Old Timer" picnic will held at the Cloverdale school ' - house. The Old-Timer's picnic was organized at the suggestion of Ray and Loretta Farris, in 1934,? and, has continued yearly 1 since that time. The purpose is to provide an occasion for old timers to meet and renew friend ships and memories, and to extend a welcome to new-comers in the neighborhood. '.Tuesday night the fourth of series of 4-11 Beginner's Canning meetings, was held at the home of Carol Newkirk. Discussion found that every member was planning to exhibit at the County Fall Show. Evelyn Hennies, and Irene Thomas are to be on demonstration team from the club, The topic of the demonstration will be "Packing Fruit in Jars." The nexf meeting will be held on . August 11 at the home of Eve lyn Hennies. Jerry Wipper 'returned home Saturday after a three-day camp ing and outing at OSC in Cor vallis with other boys who at tended the 4-If north Willamette valley livestock and crops tour. Joyce Kunke spent the past .week vacationing at the beach at. Seaside. . Accompanied by girl friends from Salem, the girls made the trip by bus. New Mt. Angel Councilman Takes Office MT. ANGEL Joe Wachter was worn in as councilman at a meet ing of the city council Monday, and will succeed Sylvester Sch mltt, who left Mt Angel to take up residence in Redmond. Wachter was Immediately ap pointed chairmarv of finance com mittee and of public safety. Marshal Ed- Korte reported 12 arrests for the past month and stated everything was quite peace ful during the flax festival. A representative of the company that is to consider installation of the new sewage system was pre sent and plans and costs were discussed. The street committee repotted all streets in need of it had been repaired and parking strips and cross sections had been hard sur faced, the working being com pleted before the' festival. A motion was carried to fix the rent for the city hall at $5.00 and if the building is not cleaned af ter use to add an additional $2.50 to thecharge. ; Anglin' and'Sue, Mr. and Mrt James Schardein; Mr. and Mri Charles Anglin, Mickey and Lin da; Mrs. Roy Scboneld. Mrs. Anna Wirschlng,. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eassett; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hi Mc EJrdjf: Mr., and Mrs- WlfbAirWU-'rand son. Mr. and Mrs. sam csme- and Mrs. Vill'am KHi jnmn -and Leooa; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Donna, Johnnie and Nancy;' Mr. and Mrs. j John Schafler, Bobby,' Jean and Fred- dyrMr venauuew. ; Mrs. Mildred iUwfAi; Mr. and. Mrs. C.U ana Asxs.'iiyae jvuenze; mer. Maneand Tommy: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Van Cleave, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson, Lewis jr., Steve, Karen and Carrie Jean; and guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold "'Mn. J nie. Dannie prd Con- Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde KueiUe:Mr and Mrs. L. Grein; Richard H. Howell, Eddie Page, Doris Rey nolds, Edwin. StahL Karhy Sied ler" and Mrs. Fern Scoultz. .Valley Dirilis. STLVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Nick of 715 Pine st have received word of the birth, August 1, of their first grandchild. , son to ?tr. and Mrs. Gene Orelf-kf (R -mooa .Frank) .it A. hospital .in their home town, Owattona, Minn. JkSXLL ) CITY Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roberts are the parents of a son, born July 28, at the Salem Memorial bospHl. TMt h tvrff aecopd. . son. . . prandparens ,",re Mr. and Mrs. . Roy Gibson and Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Roberta. Skunks are found only in the new world.: , ' I ., i Middle Grove Residents at Annual Picnic RUDDLE GROVE The. annual family picnic for members and friends of the Ametie club was held Sunday at the park in Stay ton. "- In .attendance were Mr. and Mrs. John Van Laanen and Dale; Mrs. Anna Hammer, Mrs. Jack Wikoff. Jack Wikoff, jr.. Juaniti wcDebbit, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuenzie and James; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dow, Mr. and 'Mrs. John L G. PRESCOTT, Jeweler ? Ready for WATCH, CLOCK, JEnVELRT I Repair Work At Home ( tie Ne. 17th St . Phone 1-4S1S Any repair werk left with W. Uedrick at IMS State SL can be secured front Mr. Preseett at lit N. 17th. Jewelers Safe For Sale -D0IIE STEAK 8GllX2 . , ' " 7 ""."""""T""r RID ROAST 1 i T qhsgO QjQiniiujDg) SHOULDER ROAST j CHKK ROASTV Pnttttn i hit ad effect' thru Saturday. I 'p ' I . ii j - i ir Wm rotorvo'Ao riA HmU j r n !- rS n at this diagram, folks! It shows why you get more good eating meat for your money when you buy Safeway's trimmed - before . weighing meats. Note that you fjay only for the portion that properly belongs on each cut not for excess bone, i waste, or fat. We prepare othef cuts in similar fashion each according to its spe cial requirements. When checking meat value, it pays to compare trimming j as well as price. Safeway's price is always on the trimmed cut. And don't for get Safeway meats are U. S. Government Graded. The grade is stamped jon every cut. SHOULDER "CHUCK" lb. ROUND BONE CUT LB. PAN-READY fTREATS! FRYERS ) TL j OWL!i V your ID. CCC RABBITS ) P'ik PNLY WO Pure Ground Beef Pure' Pork Sausage Beef Short Ribs Skinned Hams Smoked Picnics HH or Saorf Shanks lb. 39c lb. 49c lb. 29c lb. 59c lb. 45c BACON by the piece lb. 49c WHITING FILLETS lb. 25c SALMON STEAKS lb. 69c HALIBUT STEAKS lb. 49c READY TO EAT! WIENERS BOLOGNA LUNCH MEATS LB. GRMEFRUIT Highway excellent quality 2 No. 2 cans 29' SAFEWAY'S FRESHER PRODUCE ws w v ujv.w n Red Salipon DiclrHjrber Armour s Treet i, Si Fresh Bread 'm Cqmpboll Soup ParaffinJelly$eal Zee Waxed Paper Soft Drinks Urge itledlon PORIC & 46-oz. can No. I eanji59e Mia nVwhaat VI Ac Mb.Uif 1 bit er lOfi ao BW l2S-foot roll 2 cjti.27c Sparkling Water RecV Sparkling Water cDry Bireley's Orange 7botfle Nesbit fs Orange 7bottlel Ginger Ale Canada Dry Alt Pepsi-Cola Coca-Cola 28 oz. 28-oz. paust and ratrtsh o-oz. Denniion Brand 3 No. 1 can 15e 20 20e 28-ot. bof. 20e 1 2-fuII ounces 5C 6,0,25 C LETTUCE Absolutely garden-fresh. Solid, clean, crispy heads. 28-oz. bot. LUSCIOUS-RIPE PEACHES 25c Slice 'em on your cereal 2-LB. TOMATOES Ripe field grown. DANISH SQUASH Nice sizes. 25 Kraft-Dinners! 2 i.i25e Poster Salad effes . itpigj Rije Ofves Eony( J Syeet Pickles L!bbrlloI Dill Pickles CoumbIj Salad Dressing Djchttl Oregon Walnuts No. I: can! Mb. bag 1-lb. bag Mb. 19' "129, CAKE MIX 95 Grade A Small L- r :( i - - 16-ox. ar 45 pint jar 32 l-lb. pkg. Nob Hill Coffee Airway Coffee Edwards Coffee Tea Timer Crackers Fig Bars pja;nor wneai Ice Cream Mix Rice Krispies Kellogg Cheerios Cereal Ten-B-Low crisp 45 1 89 40 1 79 511.01 31c 29 37e 19c CRISP. JUICY GRAPES 25c No seeds. Real good! 2-LB. I -lb. pkg. l4-lb. pkg. RED MALAGA GRAPES DewfreAl JIj. W Extra sweet! lb. 15 lb. I 5C Honeydew MELONS j Sweet refreshing. ; lb. 10c lb. 5C lb. V lb. 10c CUCUMBERS Summer delight. Cabbage Green local YELLOW CORN Golden Bantam. CRISP CELERY Tender stalks. can 8-oz. pkg. 7-cz. pkg. Dox. Betty Crocker Devil Food or party cake mix For wonderful cakes in a ; hurry! 20-oz. pkg. 33' VINE-RIPENED Cantaloupes y lb. 9C flavor For the Cenvenience of out-of-town and Ute shoppers, SAFEWAY STORES at 7 120 Fairgrounds Reed and 1420 State St.. are open until 8.-00 p. M. EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 2120 N. Fairgrounds Rd. 1420 State. Street 24$ Court Street 1230 N. Broadway 935 S. Commerci Junhet Freezing Mix 4-ox. . '"4 flavors pkg. 11 Peanut Butter PETER PAN 12-cz. Nestle's Morsels Semi-Sweet Chocolate 1. 19 Cracher Jack A prize in " "' p every pic g. pkg. & DORAXO For removing ; 8-oz. stubborn dirt, can 17' . . - i I - 1