i. 6 Sec 2) Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Monday, July 4, 1955
Valley News
Statesman News Service
Final Logging
Contests Due
At Carnival
Family Picnic
Draws Crowd
At Silverton
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ALBANY Two days of prelimin
ary logging contests wil be climax
ed Monday in championship events
' during closing hours of the Albany
Timber Carnival.
Crowds jammed the carnival
grounds Sunday to view the log
rolling, bucking, climbing, chop
ping and other contests and events.
A water show will begin at noon
Monday at Waverry Lake, followed
by the championship logging events
at 1:15 pjn. A water show will
start at 7 p.m. and the carnival
will end with a fireworks display
at 9:30 p.m.
Contests and leading competitors
include:
Log-rolling Defending champ
ion Eddie Herron of Kelso, Wash.;
J. Wickheim, Sooke, B.C.; Larry
Cooper and Jim Herron of Long
view, Wash:; Sam Harris and Har
ley Michele of Kelso, and Bob Har
rison of Eureka, Calif.
Log bucking Leading is Phil
Whittaker of Duncan, B.C., de-j
fending world's champion with time
of 2:06.2 minutes. .
Speed climbing Defending
champion Danny Sailor of Win
chester Bay, B.C., leading with
time of 36.2 seconds which broke
his own previous record of 37.1.
Chopping Defending champion
Gus Russell of Otis has leading
time of 57.10 seconds.
Axe throwing Tied are Gus
Russell, Andy Balmer of Victoria,
1 B.C.: Stan Lyon of Albany, and
Kon Kaelin of Tacoma, Wash.
A special event, the topping of a
100-foot spar, will also take place
Monday. Defending six - year
champion is Harold Jchnson of
Morton, Wash.
SUtesmaa Newt Servica
SILVERTON Despite chilly
weather and the two-day holiday
more than 240 persons attended the
weekly Saturday Family isigni pic
nic. William sraitn, cnairman, re
ported Sunday.
Big drawing card was Edward
Syring, former Silverton youth,
who brought an ogran over from
Salem and entertained with music
during the evening. Friends from
the community greeted Syring and
Mrs. Syring.
Alto on the nrosram was a dia
lect skit by the two brothers, Otto
and Arthur DahL and William Iron,
Silverton High School instructor,
master of ceremonies who enter
taining between numbers with an
"I Saw It in Uie Paper" feature.
Assisting in picnic arrangements
around the park Saturday night
were Tom Cutshall, program di
rector for the Silverton Recreation
Association, which sponsors the
picnics, Knute Digerness, Mr. ana
Mrs. joan r. jsrouaou, uu uiu
Bollinger.
Plans for next Saturday nights
picnic wil be announced later this
week, Smith said. Sunday.
Prices like these, prove you con save more now at Safeway. Economize on your family meal planning at
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Austrian Nuns
Reach Sublimity
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Statcsmam Newt Service
Si TOT .TMTTY After manv months
of waiting. Sister Lucia and Sister
MarsariU of the Servite Order of
Vienna, Austria, arrived via plane
at Portland Thursday, i
Sister Boafilia and Sister Benetia
of the same order and Mrs. Anna
Moffenbeier met the newly-arrived
suns and brought them to their
1 new location, the Marian Home at
Sublimity. They will join the nurs
ing staff in caring for the conval
escent and aged in the compara
tively new nursing home.
Dallas Pastor
Off for Church
Meet in Norway
Statenua News Service
T1AM JVS i The Rev. Olaf
Tonning, pastor of the Apostolic
Faith Church left Dallas weanes-
rrin that will climax
with a ten-day church convention
in Stavaneer. Norway.
He ioined the Rev. Robert
Crawford, general overseer of
the Apostolic Faith Church, in
Portland and the two men are
Ovine from Los Angeles July
across the North Pole to Copen
hagen and Stravaneer.
Services in the Dallas church
will continue on the regular
schedule with an interim pastor
from Portland conducting. The
Rev. Mr. Tonning is due home
July 23.
Valley
Briefs
MAYONNAISE
Richer NuMade
Wonderful for mixing. Finest
quality at any price.
Full
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DAIRY MILK
Chocolate Lac-Mix
Mokes 5 quarts of rich
chocolate drink
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Royal Satin Brand
Finest Quality Pure
All-Vegetable Shortening
3-lb.
can
Lucerne Bonus Quality
Milk at No Extra Cost.
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Vhite or Whole ge
Vheat Save 2c
on Each Loaf
Loaf
BEVERAGES
(ragmoni 12 Varieties
Save mere en Each
Gloss of Craghont 1
32-oz.
Bottles
Bias Deposit
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Brookside Garden
Glib Holds Picnic
. lUtnoui News Service
MARQUAM The Brookside
Garden Club held its annual pic
nic at the farm of Mrs. A. D.
Woods New officers were in
stalled by Mrs. Orla Buxton, and
the outgoing president, Mrs.
George Russel, presented cor
sages to everyone present She
also reported they had sold the
farm at Mulino and will move
to Ocean Lake to reside.
Company Halts
Use of Burner
, .
, SUtesmia News Serric
SHERIDAN McCormick Lum
ber and Mfg. Co. announced last
week discontinuance ox the use
of their laree burner on July 12.
The burner has long been a sub
ject of controversy in Sheridan
because of , the sparks and cinders
released from it t
It will be replaced by a new
wood hog. The waste material
will be shipped out iff the form
of hog fuel, to Oregon ruip ana
Paper Co. .
Crash Victim to Wear
Leg Cast Five Months
r Statesman News Service
. HAYES VI LLE Ed M. Peter
son, operator of the Richfield
service station, 4670 Portland
Rd., underwent surgery for a
shattered left leg andknee Fri
day evening at Salem Memorial
hospital following an auto acci
dent in front of his station, at
" 6:35 p.m. I
Peterson, whose leg was
crushed between a parked car
and a car thrown out of control.
will wear a cast for about five
months, it was reported.
JESUITS PICK BERRIES
MT. ANGEL A group of near
ly 40 religious from the Jesuit
Novitiate at Sheridan picked straw
berries on the Wilburt Aman farm
sear Mt. Angel Saturday.
Statetmaa News Service
Halls Ferry Mr. and Mrs.
George Weeks, for many years
residents of this community, left
last week for Saratoga, Calif.,
where they are to be residential
directors of the Montalvo Art
Center.
Rickreall Ernest Savage, Sa
lem, was elected president at the
30th annual gathering of des
cendants of pioneer family of
Thomas Melvin Humphreys at
Rickreall Grange Hall last week.
Forty-four attended. Others
elected included Ivan Darby,
Mehama, vice-president; Mary A.
Champ, Salem, secretary-treas
urer, and Mae Herrell, Salem,
historian.
Butteville Mr. and Mrs. Don
Levi have arrived to take charge
of the Butteville Congregational
Church for the summer. He is a
student at Yankton College,
Yankton, S.D. The newly-mar
ried couple was honored with a
reception and food shower upon
their arrival.
Sooth Salem A special meet
ing of the wee weeders Garden
Club is scheduled for Wednes
day, July 6, at 10 a.m. at the
home of Mrs. Aaron Schalk on
Boone Road.
Parade Detergent Ttl. 59c
Wax Paper ThriftT ioo.r.n 15c
Pack Train un- 31c
Cake Mix 29c
Harvest Blossom uZ,mu, 85c
White Satin Sugar 2 2 $235
Quart Jar 31 C
2 " 29c
He. 303 cm 23c
29c
Grated
Quality
Salad Dressing &
A I Highway Brand
Applesauce
I i Mestess Delight
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Orange Juice
FuB Q'feld
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Torpedo Tuna E
Sea Trader Tuna m
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Salad Dressing w
2 29c
4"? 79c
4 99c
Mb. Pkg, 19C
35c
Quart
MRS. WANNER INJURED
MARQUAM Mrs. Carl Wan
ner is recuperating from a brok
en leg. incurred when steer fell
on her as she was taking it to
pasture.
Births
At Valley Hospitals
lUUnui News Servte
SHERIDAN To Mr. and Mrs.
David Robertson, Sheridan, a son,
June 29, at the McMinnville hos
pital. " !
To Mr. and Mrs. Orvan Miller,
Sheridan, a daughter, June 28 at
Salem Memorial hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hebert,
Sheridan, a daughter, Lucy, June
28. in Portland, i '
Lyons Harry Monroe of Me
hama received word of the sud
den death of his cousin, Verl
Monroe, stationed with the U.S.
Navy at Brooklyn, New York
Verl, a former resident of Lyons,
attended school here as a boy.
Sheridan J. A. Hebert of
Sheridan has been named in as
sistant manager of the Sheridan
branch, U.S. National Bank, ef
fective July 11. Hebert joined
the local branch of the bank in
1949. At present he is chief clerk
and loan assistant
Rickreall Leon French, man
ager of the Sheridan Grain Co.
for the past 14 years, has ac
cepted the managership of the
Burlington-Meeker Derry ware
house at Rickreall. He will move
here on July 15.
Falls City Mr. and Mrs. Favoy
Metz and son, Wayne, of Cbico,
Calif., have bought a home in
Falls City. Meanwhile the Metz
family is staying at the home of
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Cox.
Salt Creek The Rev. Robert
F. Penner has returned to Salt
Creek Baptist Church from con
ferences at Waco, Texas and
Anaheim, Calif. He will show
colored -slides of their trip at
7:45 p.m. Wednesday evening at
the church.
Silverton The well-child clinic
will be held at the Eugene Field
School here Tuesday from 9:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Assisting will
be members of the Lions Club
Auxiliary. Mrs. John Middlemiss
is in charge of appointments.
. .
Woodburm E d 2 a r Tweed,
Monitor, re Urine president of
Woodburn Rotary Club, turned
over the eavel last week to Frank
nnorfler. Edward Coman is the
new vice 'president; Ray Miller,
secretary; and Lloyd Froont,
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U.S. Ho. 1 While Shaller
Men Potatoes
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Premium Bulk lb. 00c
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Seedless Grapes Thompson . 35c
Bing Cherries California 39c
Fresh Peaches Beautie, ib. 29c
Tomaloes CallfNoBulkn.ox.tube 29c
Firm Plums sanuRosa 29c
Strawberries Local Grown Lb.
249c
Pineapple Hawaiian lb. 1'
M Pie Ea.Zb2
Manor House Chicken Pies are
packed with tasty, tempting
creamed chicken and fresh vege
tables. A meal in itself and
priced low.
Oc
Tender, Uniformly AGED "USDA" CHOICE Beef
Ground Beef I Boiling Beef
Freshly Ground
100 Pure, with
No Filler Added
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For Tasty, Good
Old-Fashioned Stew
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Short Ribs cbo.ee Be. 15c Top Sirloin Beak $1.15
Sirloin Tips Bonews steak ib. 89c Tenderloin Sleak Aiti $1-65
Top Round Sleak Boneless,b. 89c T-Bone Steak Tender lb.
$1.05
Round Steak ESS.. 85c
Canned Ham Lunch Meals
Wilson or Armour
WUSON OR ARMOUR
Tajfy Tender
Properly Cooked
Sliced Bacon
$S99
4 8). W
,k. 45c
Somerset Sliced
large Bologna luxury loaf
Spiced loat Salami Variety loaf
Pkkle and Pimienlo t OL
Olhre loaf
PKG.
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Shrimp KS3 M 59c Slick Bologna 2tr 79c
Dog Food
Playfalr Brand
cans
Tissues
- Comfort 750's
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Kosher Dills
Columbia
Full
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Napkins
Zee Porter
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Pastries
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Grocery prices now in ef
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Meat and Produce prices
effective through Wednes
day, July 6.
Every Item Safeway sell
is unconditionally guaranteed.
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