J on Campus
For President
Petition! have been filed with
the itudent body office on the
Willamette university campus
for the office of student body
president, first vice president,
lecond rice president, secretary
and the representatives of the
various classes.
Candidates for student body
president are: Russell Tripp, Al
bany; Ray McCoy, Salem; Char
les Patterson, Burlingame, Calif.;
and Albert McMullen, Taft.
first vice president candidates
re Gerald Lawrence, Deer Is
land, Or., and Bill Olson, De
noe Bay.
Petitions for the office of sec
ond vice president are filed for
Burnell Ambrose, Portland; Al
Miller, Salem, ana Art Dimona,
Portland.
The two candidates for stu
dent body secretary are Pat
Howard, Burlingame, Calif., and
Marjorie Quamme of Salem.
Candidates for class repre
sentatives are: Sophomore, Rod
Beals, Salem, and Jim Anicker,
Tigard; junior, Bill Ross, Port
land, and Jack Gunn, Mon
mouth; senior, Dick Hartley, Sil
verton, and Bob O'Neill, Bucoda,
j Wash.
Pair Jailed for
Destroying Shrubs
Jail terms and a year's pro
bation were ordered Wednesday
in oolice court for two men
found guilty of disorderly con
duct as a result of destroying
shrubbery. -
The pair Joe Mike Tiesel of
Rt. 7 and Charles Lee Harper
922 N. Commercial were ar
rested on court warrants after
C. M. Greenlee, 890 N. Commer
cial accused them of destroying
shrubbery and using profanity.
Greenlee told police that the
pair had argued about entering
his home to deal with him.
The Jail terms consisted of 20
days in the city lock-up and a
year's probation was added on
top of that.
A third youth, usually observ
ed by police in the company of
the pair who were jailed, was
arrested separately luesday
night while driving Tiesel's car
He was identified as Robert E
Hoover, Rt. 7, and was held for
failure to post a total of SZ5 in
fines for driving with a noisy
muffler and defective brakes,
Vandals Toss Eggs
On Several Homes
A new outbreak of vandalism
of homes in the north Salem
area was contained in police re
porta Wednesday dealing with
the tossing of eggs at two resi
dences in that area.
Houses on Donna avenue and
Myrtle avenue were both struck
by eggs. The vandals were re
ported to be using a car.
It was in the same area sev
eral days ago that houses, autos,
a church and school were paint
ed with red by vandals.
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Save those dollars. Buy
through Classified.
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THAT IS HIGH !,
TO MEASURE
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10 CARLOADS OF
PICNIC HAMS to
CUT LIVING COST
Swiff's Cref. S, RofVi. Mor
rel'$, Cudahy't and efner
famous brandt or Ineludtd
One of the largest shipments
of Picnic Hams consigned to
one firm arrived last week in
Portland for distribution to
Safeway . Markets in the
Northwest. The Picnics go on
sale Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, May 5, 6 and 7, at
what is considered to be an
unusually low price for this
class of merchandise.
Chief difference between
Hams and Picnics is that
Hams are cut from the hind
quarter, Picnics from the fore
quarter of porkers. Cured
sweet and tender, as these fa
mous Eastern brands are, few
people can tell the difference
in flavor between a Picnic and
a Ham. Sizes range from 6 to
8 pounds, enabling any family
to enjoy a wonderful "Ham"
dinner and left-overs for fu
ture meals at very small
cost.
Sandwich Spread
Blended Juke
Lunch Box brand
To pep up those
sandwiches QT.
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Blend-O'-GolJ P f
A delightful blend of 46-OX. M 1
orange & grapefruit juice ran Ui 9Mr
Lunch Meats b.49c
Wieners . .,.,., lk45c
Halibut Steakslb. 49c
Fillet of Sole ,b.45c
COFFEE h
EDWARDS
VACUUM PACKED
tlcti eoliM com lm
Mare good evipt p ptvni.
51c $101
Eviscerated Fryers, ' lb. 65c
Milk
Cherub, Tall Can
10c
Nationally Advertised
Brands, Tall can
lie
Shortening
Crisco, Spry, Snowdrift
J lb. can 87c
Royal Satin
3 lb. can 85C
FLOUR
Gold Medal, Drifted
Snow, Kitchen Craft
50 lb. bag
3.69
hill I ma
45c jSsn
2 lbs. 1 ' I
89c
AIRWAY
.AFEWAY'S FRESH SPRING PRODUCE
So easy to
Zucchini Squash '"
Lemons Sunlitt lb. 15c
Green Onions nun. 5c
Lettuce Freik and eriia lb. 10c
Red Radishes uv,i. 5c
Rhnbaxb Far delicious plerl j,. 19c
Tomatoes N;ci;r, ,,19:
Crisp Celery ,.M ,. 8c
Golden Carrots lb 8c
NEW POTATOES
U.S. NO. I GRADE .
WHITE ROSE VARIETY A 1 0f
Enjoy them now as fc 1 V
often as you like.
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COFFEE
Hills Bros., Folgers,
Maxwell House, Chat
& Sanborn, MJB
1 lb. can
53c
Maishmallows
tb.
Fluff-Urt pkg.
23c
PARD
Dog Food
AAc
Can It
KEN-L-RATION
DOG FOOD
Buy cant
Get 2 cant at no
cott with your
coupon
Puss n' Boots
Prepared specially
for your cat
3 Z 25c
BREEZE
CHEESE
2 lb. loaf
77c
VELVEETA
CHEESE
2 lb. loot
79c
Je-We Desserts Ak 22c -
Jello Desserts 4 livers
-lb.pta.
37c
APRICOTS
Goldtn
Halves
Highway Innd
No. 2' 'i7r
can 1
KHAfT... FRESH
Mayonnaise
pint jar 39e
Alters Oats quick cooling
Alters Oats M um.i j ib.Pi9.37c
Sunnybank Margarine Mb. pig. 29c
Dalewood Margarine i-ib.Pi,. 25c
Soda Crackers JaX21't'..39'
Tea Timer Crackers i.ib.Pi9.29c
DrJed Italian Prunes Mb..ti.Pi. 43c
Dried Beans Sr..t Norrt,.n. Mb.. 29c
Aibers Corn Meai y,n,w jirib.pi,,. 23c
White Flour H.r,..,i..-i 2s-ib.aSI.85
American Cheese Dutch mhi Mb.Pig. 95c
Mayonnaise fIVJ. pint jar 39c
Garden Side Peas NCa2 3for29c
Bisquick 4ooz Pkg. 43c
Soft as Silk Cake Flour,,, pkg 37c
Prem noz. can 39c,
Swiftning 3ib.n 77c
GROCERY FEATURES effective FRIDAY through
MONDAY
PRODUCF AND MEAT FEATURES effective
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Nu-Made Mayonnaise ,0
Tomafo Juice $, o.w., 44h. 19e
Columbia DM Pcke.r,2 oti.r 3ic
Cane Sugar.rB..t 10-lb.sk. 85c
DREFT (We redeem Procter
2 C ' m'' coupont)
I l-oi. pig.
CAMAY
Toilet Soap
Reg. Bart Bath Siie
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Granulated Soap
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AVOCADOS 2 ...
29c