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Newspaper Page Text'AuKimt 21, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH. FALLS, OREGON PAGE NIN5 OVER HALF OF KLAMATH LABOR 15 "ESSENTIAL" Ai result of the daslgnatlon of Hi" lumbar nnd uiirlcultiirul Industries as "o.iwnlliil" In Ilia wnr effort, Approximately nlno out of avury fifteen employers In tho Klninulli district urn now afflllutnd with mi essential In dustry, it wan pointed out by O. E. Thompson, assistant niuniiKiT of the U, S, employment service, In h tulk to tho Klwanls club Thursday noon, O) Thompnon t a t a d that" this miikim llit-so "csiteiitliil Indimliy" employes ollulhln fur solccllvo lorvlca deferment, mid ileitis to tho problems of tho selective ser vice oiliciiiii. Decision o io iia formont must ho mode by the selecllvo service bonrds. Appli cation for deferment must be made by tho employers. In answer to a question from Klwiinlun Uort Thompson aid that the vocational training schools, such as thut opcnitlnii nt tho IiIkIi school, muy bo gradual ly chunged over for tho Instruc tion of men to pmhiiko In essen tial Industries In tho district In which they uro locutvd. Such training Is now largely devoted to preparing men mid women for work In shipyards mid air plane factories. Ill asked Thompson why the .vocational training schools did ot touch men to full trees or file suws, now that the lumber Industry hut been declared es sential, Many other questions were asked of Thompson, who substi tuted for Jack Almeter, munaitcr of the employment service offlco here. Almolcr was called to Portland. Ralph Howard was chairman of tho day. Tho Klwonlans elect ed Pon Drury and Ralph How ard as members of the board of directors. o Norma Shearer's Going to Stick With Instructor 9 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21 fp) Norma Shearer, who once slip ped In execution a Christiana turn and fell Into her ski Instruc tor's arms, Is going to stny there. Tho wenlthy, ilUyear-old mov ie actress and Martin Arrange, Sun Valley, Idnho, ski teacher who Is elitht years her Junior, will be married here Sunday and live In her luxurious Santa Monica beach home. "Wo decided quickly on tho marriago," tho widow of Screen Producer Irvine Thiilbcrg said at the marrlngo llrense bureau, "and we haven't completed our plans. We are so very happy." The lithe, athletic Arrougc, who has not been married bo fore, seemed III at ease as the curious crowded Into the llrense bureau but Miss Shearer saved the situation by acting as spokes man to questioners. j. Let's put ovcryrlilng to workl Sell the articles you don't uso through a classified ad. BfSJlfl Wmm liil 7381 by Alice Brooks In some weeks chrysanthe mums will be blooming in our gardens. With this pattern, thoy can bloom all year round on your cloths and senrfa and In whatever colors you funcyl Pot tern 7381 contains a transfer pattern ot 12 motifs ranging from 11x8 Inches to 2x3 inches; Illustrations of stitches. To obtain this pattern send 11 cents In coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep It and tho number for reference. Bo sure to wrap coin securely, as looso coin often slips out of the 'envelope. Requests for patterns should read, "Send pattern No. to followed by your name and address. I C. C. Chase, superintendent last year of Keno schools, has resigned and will teach in the coming year In the Medford school syktem, It was learned ot the county school office. H. C. Sharpe, formerly con nected with the elementary school , at .Gilchrist, has been assigned to the suporlntendency at Keno. Don Norlan, elementary prln clpal ot Henley, has taken a de fense Job at Seattle, and will be replaced at Henley by Elton Fishback, who taught at Keno last year. BAKER GETS 10 YEARS Orval baker was sentenced to 10 yenrs in prison in circuit court Thursday when ho pleaded guilty to a charge of knowingly uttering nnd publishing a forged bank check. Baker was arrested recently for Klamath authorities at Vancouver, Wash. Ho had a previous criminal record. fiV . JutlNING PMCBS YJK IV u iucc THE DlFftWHCI YI7 a THE BRt,,,w ' oW" " I S-l-o-w, Balanced Brewing 4 0W-FasWoned,Bouble-tilth Process hioj" I Controlled Character .Welnhard takes M n varanl" St tlmt NUMBER 17 ir Interesting fact! about the world's most versatile food ir 7 lists of real money-laving joodt ir A four-part story about a great discovery m The) ihoas or largo but wo'll try our bait to fill rham You've probably seen many new faces among Safeway people. For each day more and more Safeway men are joining th armH forces. We tell yon this with pride and with the hope that you'll un derstand if our service isn't quite as good aa you're come to expect The shoe of experienced Safeway men are hard to fill but our new men and women or trying their best 1 Things you may not know and should e a about tomatoes An article prtpund by the Saftway Homcmaiers' Bureau Tomatoes are without question the most versatile of all foods. They have a place at every meal tomato juice, soup, salad, sandwiches, sauces, relishes and they are equally good cooked or uncooked. Tomato connoisseurs say the best, way to enjoy them is to first scald them, then chill, peel, slice, and salt them. But there are nianv other ways. too. , Tomatoes aro wonderful for adding sparkle to other foods meats, macaroni and spaghetti dishes, and vegetable cas seroles. You'll find that round steak, pork or veal chops and stinks, shoulder lunib chops, and similar cuts of meat aro more lender and flavorful when braised in tomato juice or tomato soap iusUnd of water. Another thingtomatoes notoajy taste good, they're also rich in Vitamins A and C. Vitamin C, often so elusive, is piotected by the natural tomato acid, so that you can raid, cook, and can tomatoes without sac rificing much of the vitamin. This Is tho season when tomatoes are ripe and juicy In most parts of the country, and it's a good time to put up tomato juice. The juice is almost as versatile as tomatoes themselves. Serve it hot or cold, as is or highly seasoned, or combinrd with other liquids. For peppy flavor, add lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce. For difTcrent tasting cocktails, combine tomato juice with equal amounts of chilled pineapple, grapefruit, or sauerkraut juice, or with hot or chilled clam juice, consomme, or bouillon. Or make tomato juice into aspic, TOMATO JUICI 10 lbs. tomatoes taps, salt Wash and core but do not peel tomatoes. Cut in eighths. Place in large 8-at. kettle; 4 odd x cups water; cover; ooii ju miuuies. Put through sieve to removo seeds. Add oalt and heat to boiling. Pour into hot sterilised jars or bottles; seal; and pasteur ize (direction follow). Makes about 7 pis. Bottling and Pasteurization! Do not use lids with sine 'tops. Wash jais thor oughly; sterilise by placing in boiling water for 10 minutes. Heat juice to 174 -F. to 180 F. Pour into hot jars, filling just to 1H inches from Uie top to allow room for. expansion. Seal at once, according to type of lid. Place hot jars in water which has been heated to 100 F. to 185 F. Stand jars upright on rack; have completely cov ered with water. Heat water to 17i F. to 184" F. and hold temperature SO minutes. Do not heat higher than 18i F. Remove immediately from hot water. Test seals for tightness. Let cool undisturbed in place free from draft Then wipe off and store. Mora about tomatoes Read more about the many uses of toma toes in the Family Circle of August 41. The article is filled with cooking tricks and recipes. Family Circle cornea out every Thursday res at Safeway. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Dlraoler Safeway prices are as low early in the week as they are on weekends Just look at these! Poitum Cereal Reg. Pfcg. 21c Wax Paper, Cut Rita, 123-ft. Roll 2 for 35c Zea Towelt 3 Rolls 25e Facial Tissues, Stellar, 500 in box 23e Fovorita Matches Ctn. 23c Karo Syrup, Ulue T2-lb. glass 16c Malt Syrup, Blue Ribbon, 3 lb. S9e Fri.kie. Dog Foci, 4'j!b. pkg. 49c Sunbrlte Cleanser 2 cant 9c Borax ...2 lbs. 27e Soap Chipi 22-ox. 23c Nu-Bora Gran. Soap, Giant pkg. 51c, Sweetheart Soap 4 bar deal 23c . Bluing, Mra. Stewart's 10-or. bottle 15e Drano Drain Cleaner ..12-oz. can 19c Standard Fly Sprayers Each 19c Standard Fly Spray .. Pint can 23e Baked Beans, B&M, 28-oz. jar 24e Tomato Juice jjLn lie Tomato Juice T?! 10c Orange JuiceDr. PhnUp,2 ;NetJ 25c Sandwich Spread nntcLox 26c Fancy Peas, Sugar Bella, No. 2 cons .................. 13c Salad Dressing Duehe" Pu Jar24c Nalley's Tang Dr""ng Qt Jsr 41c Preserves Peanut Butter HRe"I Catsup f; White Beans 2 !i. Jsr 37C Roast Lb. Jar.. Rsd Hill Helm 10 oj. bot 126 14-oa. bot ' 43c Small S lb. pkg. Edwards Coffee In the New "Victory Bog" The same top-quality the same Lb. AQ. roaster freshnessl Bog JkOC Airway Coffee, lb. bag 21c Nob Hill Coffee, lb. bag 25c Spinach, Emerald Bay, No. VA cans ........... 15a Grapefruit, Glenn Aire, 2 No. 2 cans 29c Pears, Harper House, No. 2Vi can 22 Pears, Highway ......No. 2Vi can 20 Peaches, Slices or Halves o'Gold, No. 2'i 21 Black Figs, dried... 2-lb. pkg. 23a Minced Clams, Pioneer, No. Vi can 24 Boneless Codfish ..........1-lb. can 33 Deviled Meat, Libby's No. V can 3. for 11 Cider Vinegar, Old Mill, Gallon jug ................ 39a Camay Soap Comfort Lipton'sTea Su-Purb Soap Oxydol The Soap of B.autlful " TiSSUe Black, Orange-Pekoe ProUrt LoTrtT ' - WgMTaat Women Soft, Absorbent Granulated Boas f ToUat Tissue 24-oi. box 20 . P 3 c.k.s 20c 4 hoi,. 23c Sgb 9 - 23c y39c 23c Kitchen Craft Flour Drifted Snow Flour Harvest Blossom Flour Flapjack Flour Alb, Shortening riuff0 Soda Crackers n.w L..d.r 49 Lb. -I 70 Sack 49 Lb. 1 QO Back 49 Lb. C7 Sack 4 Lb. Sack 28c ..4 Lb. Ctn. 77c 18c 2 Lb. Pkg. t2 VIctsnjfsMdsl . 2 PfcM 9c Pkgs.J Cheese High In Food Value Low la Price Kraft, American Brick, tr. Swiss .. 2 Lbs. Zv. : 39c H Lb. Pkg. ...19c Triangle Salt Mortons Swansdown Cake Flour 3 tb. Pkg. 23c Graham Crackers Nabisco 'iAf Honey Moid ... 2 lb. Ctn. Dated Bread Julia Lee Wright's 1). 1 H Lb. Loaf 1 J6 Macaroni Cut 3 Lb.. 19c Fril-lets::1r6.,.b.g23c SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS Rsetrdltss of cat or prica Ssftwsy sua art f turantet to be tender and Juicy or all your monsy bscE SAFEWAY Is an OFFICIAL FAT COLLECTING STATION BEEF Beef Roasts Boiling Beef Round Steak Gr0UDd Lb. 35c Ground Beef 2 lb,.35c li, 30c Lb. 15c Luncheon Meats Lb. 33c A good assortment from which to choose your favorite. DmIamm Liversausaga and 07j DOIOgna Ftsnkfurters.. Lb. Sliced Bacon For convenient,, economical meals, Lb. 41c VEAL STEAK Shoulder Cuts Lb. 33c VEAL CROWN fff. Roasts Lb. ' BREAST OF VEAL . Lb. 19c GUARANTEED-FRESH PRODUCE Cantaloupes Deep pink maatad melons Lb Corn on the Cob Rogue River Valley Lb. Tender rich kernels. String Beans Oregon Kentucky Wonders Lb Ssltctad by espara, thsa H's shlppad direct to Ssfawsy. II It -falls to satisfy you compltttly, we'll refund all your money. Pahia Elbertas and Hales readies st Lowest Market Prices. Green Peppers For stuffing Lb. '"C New Potatoes . U. S. No. 1 ... Lb. New Potatoes $1.59 U. B. No. 2's, 801b. bag 5c 9c 8c Tomatoes Yakima V. S. No. 1 Quality ""' ' . Crate . 984 and lid's "SAVE TIME AND MONEY, TOOl Try Safeway's Ne Pan Ready Poultryl Safeway poultry is sold fully dressed . . you do not pay for legs, head or other waste. No waiting, no guess work about the chicken you purchase, as all prices are for dressed wtlghtsl Furthermore pan-ready ehlckena are superior In flavor and dellclousness . . Try one tonight!" Eviscerated Poultry Leghorn Fowl lb. 47c Colored Fowl .;.. lb. 49c Colored Fryers lb. 59c S perry's Pancake Flour I" 59c Sperry's Pancake Flour P8kr27c Sperry's Pancake Flour p 18c BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS WITH THE MONEY YOU SAVE HERE WOK WHAT DIANE'S DISCOVERED! r WHVtWHy.MIKTOiJ Kw Always do Auyou. ML?mffl W Hoepiwa tATUROAy- X?ftaj3Tfc mt oai nay wrts Sf- 'r TttOggg 1 sway sxrvKOAy ws Y oh,bvt youHi HAVl THI SAM1 1 WaONO THtRS, ASSOMtNT.HIIHOOlO 01 AN I, HIKI, KNOW yOU HAVl TO 1ST Ml SHOW SHOP ON SATURPAy IP) Wl TOOAyi yOV WANT TO SAVI 1 ftAFSWAy AO. r3 ' Wta, I RJAO SOMSTHINO THI IX OTMI DAY THAT TAU0HT Ml A lsssom. now I orraw Woxofa. IN ON A WMKOAY AT SAFIWAV AND THIN JUST RU IN Mf WilKr SM0 NIEOS ON SATUKOAy. IT SAVtS TIMl.TROUatl AND M0NSY. Jm nTlrnrrWV OM, WANS, THIS T l I ADVIOT1SIO laSWIU-SATWOAy I r JVl5-Sf SATUBDAV MKE SHOKINO CONS I VXjfSVf ARE NOW GOOD ALRSADy, HOW COMI I PrKWM IWflV m1HS WEEIt SUCH A SMAU ORMRI J I Nlu. AND WC HOW. v. V I aw jT THEy ARE' mTL Why don't you got your "bla" order on a weekday too? Not only will you have more time to play ' on weekends, but you'll be able to shop more leisurely if you get your big grocery order on a weekday. Safeway's specially low advertised prices, you know, are now ' good early in the vttlc. ' SAFEWAY Prices Subject to Market :''. Changes '.