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f Tli Statesman. Balam. Ofgon. Friday. Octobe 7, ItH
THE VALLEY NEWS COLWANS
From Tha Oragon Statesman's YoBa CocrepoicWnrs
Civic Group
Plans Meeting
At Clear Lake
lUUflui Staws Serrica
CLEAR LAKE The Clear Lake
Community club will hold its first
.nr,- ha tMinn Fridar. Oc-
umuu ; .
' tober 7.i Refreshments will be
served following a short emer
Uinment program.
The annual Rally day and har-
t,nm. Mtkrin of the Clear
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Lake Methodist church will be
held Sunday, October . a d
' kit dinner will be served at noon
during the all-day session. .
..kl. "i.U!V.i,aVi Rnh Miller
and Wilbur Browning returned
Sunoay xrora a duuiuii w-v.
Willi . .
Mrs. Nettie Kirsh r Dallas Is
eonvalesclnc from an Illness at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Luthern
Chapin. i '
. Varan- Knranion. .Oenoa.
Neb, is visiting at the home of
s her son and daughter - In - law.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sorenson.
the has also been a guest at the
home or her oaugnier, wn. iw
Rir in Keizer.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese HaU have
nrv th hlrth of a erand-
ehild. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lindseir
are tne-parenis.
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Lunch Program
Started at Amity
Grade School
SUtMmta Nwi SrrU
AMITY A hot lunch oro
gram was started at Amity grade
school Monday with Mrs. Earl
" Tallman and Mrs. Fred Buck la
eharge Of the kitchen.
A total of 261 pupils now en
. rolled will be served under the
. program. The U. S. government
delivered II boxes of pears on the
opening day of the program. These
were sent to. a McMlnnville can
.. nery to be prepared for use dur
ing the jwinter.
Bible ! Gasseg Planned
In Ke-lzer District
Albany Hardware
Store (Purchased
lUUtau Nwt lervtce
ALBANY After 28 years In
the hardware business in Albany,
Roscoe Ames has sold the Ames
Hardware ; store to W. S. McNab
of 'Detroit, Mich, and is retiring
from business. ,
Ames came to Albany from Sil
verton in 1922 and bought the
Hulbert - Ballack hardware store.
In 1926 he bought the! Barker
hardware, and a year: later con
solidated the two stores, moving
the stock ' from the former store
to the Barker building where it
has been continued since,
McNab for 15 years was an of
ficial with General Motors in De
troit This will be his first ex
perience in the hardware business.
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SPECIAL ' SERVICE! PLANNED
SILVERTON The Rev. Ho
mer Williams of I Portland will
speak at i four special meetings,
Thursday through Sunday, at the
Pilgrim Holiness enurcn, sz s.
Water st, reports David E. Olson,
local pastor. The meetings start
at 7:30 each night and there will
be special services for the young
people maay night.
Dallas Rose
Expert Returris
From Utah
Stauaaaaa News ttrrlee
DALLAS Dr. Earl W. Ben
bow returned Monday from Salt
Lake City, Utah, where he at
tended the annual meeting of the
American Rose Society at the
Utah hotel-
The Utah Rose society, was host
to the 280 registered delegates
from all parts of the. nation with
Oregon, Washington and Califor
nia being weU represented. Dr.
Arthur H. Norton and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Grayson all of Eu
gene and Benbow. who was a
member of the nominating com
mittee, represented Oregon.
Utah has many beautiful rose
gardens especially the municipal
rose garden of Salt Lake City, Dr.
Benbow stated. A rose show was
held at the capital building for the
visitors.
The new officers for the en
suing year will be: Dr. William L.
Ayers, Dean of school of science,
Purdue, LaFayette, Ind president,
C. Eugene Pfister, Mundeling, 111,
vice-president; Dr. Roy Allen,
secretary-treasurer.
The Tri-cily Rose society of
Davenport, Iowa, will be host to
the American Rose society in
June, 19S0 and the Seattle Rose
society will be the host In 1951-
Nine Ole Miss seniors are in
line for their fourth football. let-
ten this season.
IMUmm Ntwi StrvUe
KEIZZR Mrs. Paul Oeil was
hostess at a Wednesday luncheon
for Keizer residents interested in
neighborhood Bible classes.-
Myrna Stove, city director of
child evangelism, was1 a guest.
Plans were made to hold classes
in homes throughout the district.
Class will probably begin Octo
ber 12.1-
Present were Mrs. " Walter
Woodcock, Mrs. Charles Ronk,
Mrs.: Giustav Krempel. Mrs. Ed
gar Sawyer, Mrs. Frank Hughes,
and Mrs. Lee Wiens.
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We could simply claim like others d that SW is the best
yoa can buy. But we prefer to let our Fine Foods speak for themselves
Everyday, in stores throughout the landemahe this simple tesc We
Invite thegxoccr to select other brands any brands from his shelves.
: Then together we open each can and compare its quality with SW.
For more than 50 years, grocers who have made this actual store
lest have judged S W best, rrery riaiB.
$ for Yooraalf
Try any SaV Fine Food fruits, vegctablfs, juictft oven-baked beam
and brown bread, or delicious SaW mellow'd coffee. We ese confideot
you will agree that S aW is in a class by itself.
Sy quality is so much better
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I FINEST QUALITY l l
Yes EniCKSOII'S has something lo crow about in the high quality foods and noney-saving
prices found here. Yon, ico, will like both onr high quality and low prices. Shop EBICK
SOII'S today and everyday and teenre fall benelil ol the savings and qnaliiy.
PBICES
EFFECTIVE?
thhough
SUIIDAY
WEB IE
.v Quart
Swift'a Jewai Jar
0
Pure Vegetable
Shortonliia
Idnner'a ..
oc pkg.
Pint
lb.
3
pkg.
7
0
Batty Crockar. Party eake mix or Devil a
Cake, Mix. . reg. pkg.
GBfiQDLaiED Sifll?
10c Coupon in Each Package
WaPflLRB
BE3B0SSED IWIW
Peeta .Jge. pkg.
lbs.
3Le
0
Zee
124 ft. ron
0
Zm
Pkg. of 80
,;
STEAXS Grade A and Commercial
Sirloin . . Ih. 49c
Bound ... 1. lb; 65c
I-Bone . . . . lb. 55c
Swiss ...... lb 52c
VARIETY MEATS Cool weather appafitoa
; oak tor mora Vllrrmlna.
Hera'a the Answer.
Baby Beef Liver j 55?
Beef or Calf Hearts 29c
Beef Tongues or
Pork Hearts 35
FRESH FISH
Oysiers uz. 59c
Sliced Salmon bright color & ire sh, lb. 55
HAII Armour's butt-cuts lb.
59 c
Swift'a- shank cuts lb. 49
V7EIIIERS 2:7Lt 3 t $100
All moat U. 8. Inspected Juicy Tender
SAUSAGE Bulk country style . 35c
LlilG COD FISH
No. can
CAiniED SHAD
cans 25
Sflrer Lake
no. Vi cans cans
EconomlcaL makes delicious fish loaf
CAIIIIED SHRIIIPS
29
Dewey
No. $V os. can
GRAPE JUICE
Island Bell
Quart bottle ..
25
PIIIEAPPLE JUICE
Del Monte f f
No. 211 can A
TOMATO JUICE
23
SWEET APPLE CIDER
Tree Top
Gallon Jug
SPRY
SHORTENING
Vi-gaLug39e
3 ib. 790
Swift's Premium
48 os. can
KRAFT MAYONNAISE '
Pint )ar
- 350
Quart Jar 63 1
Grapefruit Ariaona .. Dozen 350
Swoet and Juicy
Fresh Tomatoes Firm red Tub 150
3 ib. 250
Tokay Grapes
roToble and Salads
1 pkg. 190
Cranberries Tha finaal orown
Danish Squash bg 3 u 100
Polalges 50 . 890
m&m
Tuna Fish 23
Dae lifht and dark meat
Tuxedo Gratad No. Vi can 2St
Smoked Nelson P"
ssssm sm r
yi can w w
Oysiers
Crab Ileal 49
Fancy Alaska
VIOLET
Canned Salmon c 25
HARPOON
lib. A
Pink Salmon Jul 41
Burger
I os. cans ......
Dannison's
No. 1 tall can
Tuna Fish
Bumble Baa, Light Meat.
Solid Pack OTFt
No. V, can O
Lowast pries yet
Chili Con
Carno
21 cans s29
25
Weiners 0,,7 39
Pig's Fee! 29
SMITH'S CANNED S
Spaghetti 3 c'28
FRANCO AMERICAN 1
Spaghelii 2 25
cms
TOMATO U.ICHW
Lee.
Settle
v I
SI 121112
f omalo Sonp
reg.
saonsii-.. ' : J J
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I A 1ULLT
I
1
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Flnsat Hard Wheat
S,!l$1.C3
lSS8Sc
I Nestles Inslanl Cocoa 1 v
Uib. lib. ArJ
con can: w?le
IkmsGi fZfa&.fc I
flESTIis SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE
T0U HOUSE!
COOKIES!
rkss,'
350
'"V t : it r,'
STANDBY
Fancy Pomplrin 15
SEASIDE
Lima Beans ?-TL 33
MERB2MAC
CAJ D.e. Foncr-No. r
JWCC1 JTCCU
COTTAGE BRAND
3 cans
Larga No. 2V4 can
AUUiCUUCd 2 cans
Shoe
Siring
PcSaloes
Bis Bell
New SVs can
33
33
Pilled Cherries
RTnTFTFV f
Bad. Sour
No. 2 cans .
DEL MONTE
Whole unpeeled
No.-2V Jar .
KITCHEN PARADE
Crushed 9e
Apricoli
29
25
Pineapple
No. 2 can
Chunks No. 2can
Peaches No. lVt can
STAB DEE
2 cans
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S089 Portland Road
3729 E. State SL
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