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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1952)
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IB no 9 WlAV 1 6Pkgs. . . . . . $1.03 Ccze d 12 $2.09 HO. 2 DEL MONTE STEWED TOPJl&TOESj: r 3dU SC9 6 Cans ; . . . . $1.49 34 Case d 12 . . . . . $2.93 85W0G9S9 OPEN DAILY Q:00 A,M.tolO.-C3P.M. LCCATtDIMTI'.X CArrrc3.r::c?yK:3 crm Ccne See Bay 2in3 RATHS BLACKHAWK Brcahfasl Sausages 7 M DEUCIOOS WESTOIIS COOKIES 1 7y4-oz. 43-FATHOM rinicED CLAIIS ,0.- ECOIIOinCAL SELF-SEnVICE IIEATS mm cot Lorg Birds! -Pan-RadT Each Plcld & PbnMxto Mlzxcod Ham OUrt Loaf Lb. Y0DI1G, TEIIDEn STEER DEE? i STEAEl TT-E3CdllS O 51U. CACHE) nox sic once: Eostlwa ' . " Each Zasxicr- . Lb. Its. Main dishes wer th project for a Thtirsday metlnj of County Home Demonstrators who take Instruction from food specialists and carry their lessons back to people in their own Home Demonstration, units. Gathered around a 'demonstration table are, left to right June Burke, Marion County Extension agent, Mrs. Lloyd McDonald, Hazel Green unit and Mrs. Jack Oglesby, Labish Center. (Statesman Photo).- I i ' 1 ' r . .- '-t I -----1 ;v ;::-iV; .- . ... . i Foods and nutrition specialist Agnes Kolshom, of Ore gon State College, was special instructor at the meeting of count" demonstration leaders. She had prepared for the les f son, casseroles and meat dishes and then gave the recipes. (Statesman Photo). . '; G)operation Called Key To Teaching lUtMHfa News Srrlc SILVERTON Closer cooperation Is needed .motif home, church and school if we are to be successful in teaching moral and . spiritual val ues to our children. Howard Bal derstone told 100 persons who at tended "Ladies' Night" at the Brotherhood of Trinity Lutheran Church Tuesday. Balderstone. Silverton's new school superintendent, spoke on what place the school has in teach ing moral and spiritual values. "We must accept the child as he is and try to help him along as far as he can go. We must not blame him if he isn t like the next one. He can't help It either," the superintendent said. He referred to the newer meth ods of education, including visual education, remarking ; that "What the child sees at home is one of the best means of visual educa tion." Balderstone favored the week-day Bible School, he said, because he felt that "religion should be a part of a child's everyday life not just something he experiences during Sundays. The program. In charge of Har old A. Larsen, included vocal solos by Ted Rustvold, Woodburn and readings by Otto Dahl. Richard Leith Named Officer OfFFA Group irtHwti Nrva Serrtea TURNER Richard Leith of Gervais was chosen vice president of . the Capital District. Future Farmers of America, at the annual leadership conference at Cascade School Wednesday night. President of the group is Steve Cox of Albany, state vice presi dent. Elected secretary of the district was Barney Lupe of EddyvOle; treasurer, George Thompson, Si letz; reporter, Larry Wells, Jeffer son, and sentinel, Lee Hildebrand, 3 LOVE... . fuUcla.a rta! ' CorvaHis. Al Ringo of Gervais Is advisor. The conference is designed to train-chapter officers. Groups represented were from Alsea, Scio, Silverton, Woodburn, Siletz, Albany, Salem, Jefferson, Gervais, Corvallis, Cascade and Eddyville. EXEMPT SIOUX CITY flNS - Pitrh Dick Messner of Sioux City's West ern .League club has a contract which exemots him from Sundav baseball. He is a divinity student at Wheaton College, near Chicago. Today's Pattern hr, p 7 -. v.. - U i t I- f-J . 4568 1014 QUICK, TEENER! Get this! If S yevr fashion, the full-circle, doll w aisled basque dress the crowd adores! Pick this for your fall project in sewing class. Wear it all season for dates. Hake it in bright sil-ever print, solid or a stripe or plaid! Pattern 4568: Teenage Sizes 10, ia, id. ijue t jmrum 3i-inch; V rsrd contrast. This pat- ,ru rtay to an. dmol tm mw. la tested for fit. Has eomoUt U- lustratcd instruct' Send TRIXTT easts ta eotnt tar tola patten- to ANY I ADAMS era ot Tha Statesman Pattam Dapt - P. O. 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