HCTAID AND NEWS SEVEN
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Pine Creek
l. Kelly Creek grade school
KKnto it Tunt clay of
Graduation cxerc ...
, program win " -
who cum were Eugene
nlchartl Leo Lwson,
Poe Valley
kr.
hoso
frKl'' nnttw rnnnon
1 l"'.rii' .kr. and Anill
Kr,EW Tl.rpln. Ken
Thompson and Robert
for ipciuliii U
Kni u "ii.Vwmo, the deluge
IT to come." -urmcr riuvius
Id out the mnln head-nates
I? ... .....in the water
IwlToro. Starting In enrnont,
r , ' l... in iicnii- down on
lv evening here ond never
Torrents of mud-
Lrbulent wntcr. boiled down
knolccuics Ul ... --
fcf hot a roii so, iuii
if". 1 .11,1. .1,1. mil.
bu 1 cvrry
fcd making nome new ones
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tho Dnimn. " I. 1 1 v-...
i.rmiLli llio streets of the
n on mad ond unrelenting
fing'to I''0 "ct tlmt thc
kt at the weir, Installed last
ner at tnc om mmt
unH and rocks filled in
Jy ahead of II, bucking the
h mitpllliiB there, now oc-
b bv James' V. Jay, and tin
fed Ihe main head of water
nme down inrougn iown.
iv rrrrk. likewise, was on
kmnaiio and come down the
lane ny vaninrun n. cui
iho hishwav like a mad
from a victorious fight, sent
I rocks and cicuris on me
kav without regard for traf-
talcs, and sparing no mercy
Sulci's choice garden spot at
Lehman rancn. aucn is na
I rmichshod manner of fcr
s - . ..
lo the valleys wun silt from
(lain siones dui long ago
Ind has learned to take the
and debris with the slit,
klnful lolls with tho calm
kuy flow ot life and the bit-
Hih ine sweet.
one of the best attended
e meetings held for some
grange members voted to
Saturday. May 26, grave-
clran-iin day. For all those
turn out to lend a hand in
fvcry worthy cause, the
Indies will have nrc
a dinner for 12 o'clock.
will bring trucks, nick'
' whatever tools and fa-
tliey have to do the Job
everyone knows is really
(per did not follow Imme-
upon the close of the
g as usual since the lift-
the mtdn Eht curfew re
the necessity of hurrying
his detail and dancing
eloro and after sunner
until l o ciock. Everyone
a Dang-un time.
Home Economics club
itt Thursday afternoon at
nge hall with Mrs. Joe
as hostess. Sixteen mem'
ind one guest, Mrs. Pat
n, were present. She
the club at the meeting
nammersley was ap
to take the place of
Fleming, nrosldcnt of
lb, who was unable to at-
Buring the summer. The
are Eolnff to work on
Br Mrs. Keller at the next
I. Devlllod eggs, sand'
and coffee wore served
r. Smith received her
Km.
and Mrs. Ed Beneflcl
H thc Kolly Creek eighth
iraauaung class by a spe
aduatlng party at their
last Tuesday evening.
were nine graduating
Irs present, which is thc
(roup of eighth graders
Among shoppers In Klamath
Falls from hero recently were
Vic Brown, Emll Wolls, Bo
Tucker and Joo Nork.
Olon Kcster rented some po
tato lund from Archie Huberts
this spring.
Sovcral of the young people
from hero attended the musical
program held ut Henley.
aevorui oi ine mrmcrs lira
getting their sulphur for potato
lormizur.
Rex High nnd Joe Sullivan
are drilling their dry land in
grain now.
The Llskcy brothers are get
ting a lot of IhoLr land levelled
and checked for alfalfu this
spring.
buck uocigcrs Is doing some
night plowing with his tractor
tins WCCK.
Mrs. Joo Benedict nnd dan-h-
ters are helping to get potatoes
ready for seed.
Wurrun Mooro took some bar
ley seed for cleaning to a mill
In Merrill on Thursday.
joe uoneciua nought some
barley seed at the Joe Nork
ranch this week. Ho also bought
wneni secu.
Mrs. Bessie Holzhouser and
daugmor, Liiicln Webber, were
shoppers In Klamath Falls from
nero on rrlduy.
Chct Barton had some dry
land cleared on his ranch this
spring. He Is starting to sort
seed potatoes In his cellar.
Billy, Joe and Jimmy Nork
were callers hero on Wednesday
nigni irom umgcii valley.
I he Hclllngs arc getting their
seed potatoes ready for plant
ing.
Max Gerke and Ed Trulovc
were business called here on
Thursday from Klamath Falls
sympathy Is extended to the
Marshall families on the death
of their husband und father.
The funeral of the late Mr
Pickett was hold hero on Wed
ncsday, with quite a few attend
ing.
Vic Brown was collecting
telephone dues one day last
week.
The Eddlo Roberts family
were callers at the Archie Rob
erts home on Tuesday evening.
Ben Nork was a caller here
from Langcll valley on Monday.
He bought some seed barley.
vie brown recently returned
from Montana where he went
to attend the funeral of an un
cle. He brought an aunt with
him to live here indefinitely.
Mrs. George Rolling went to
Klamath Falls on Tuesday to
consult an eve specialist.
Effle Benedict .visited with
her sister, Jane Moore, on Tues
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, James Brolha-
nek wore callers here from Ma
un Tuesday.
The Homer Roberts family
were callers at the Eddie Rob
erta place on Sunday from
Langoll vullcy.
wubo a nd uulo Van Meter
wore visitors In the valley
from Klomptli Fulls Sunday.
Bllllo Nork helned .Inn nnd
John Nork to muku ditches for
Irrigation last week.
Joo Benedict flnMicd sowing
his grain on tho Mooro ranch,
and Is planting on his home
placo now.
Mrs. Qcorgo Helling and Mrs.
Benedict unci dmigliliirs, Eftlo
and Helen, and John Nork were
among thoso helping William
lubnk to cot tho potatoes ready
for planting this week.
Forest Broighthuunt Is eolng
to plant 29 acres lo potatoes
this season.
1
HATS
rr work r 4r
N WOOLEN STORE
Mtln r! 8th
Spracjue River
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore
spi nl Mother's Doy in Ashland
visiting with Moure's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J., Moore.
Mrs. Anna Wolfoid and Paulino
Grane uccoinpanicd them.
Phyliss Sundcrvlllo and
daughter Muria nro In Chcmawa
where Mrs. Sundcrvllle is em
ployed ut thc school thoro. Mrs.
Pearl Shudicy, who has been
there thc nust three weeks, re
ports she likes tho work.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson
uro preparing to move to their
runcii just east of Spraguo
River. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson,
former residents, will bo wel
comed back by their many
friends.
Mrs. Pearl Rogers is here this
week from Trail, Ore. She will
be here a short time, going to
Albany to return her children
home when school closes there.
Barbara Sncll and Patsy
Crume, children of Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvan Crume, have re
turned home, having spent the
school year attending Sherman
Institute ut Riverside.
La Vena Chipps. daughter of
Mrs. Ham Lawver and Mel
bourne Walker, son of Mrs. An
gcline Crume, who were also
students at Sherman Institute,
are at home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlan McCum
ber have recently closed a deal
for the Charley Jewel prop
erty. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. William,
son and daughter Dorothy, were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Folk Had
dock and friends over the week
end. The Williamsons now live
at Prlnevlllc.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Baldwin
were calling on friends in
Sprague River on Wednesday
of last week.
Rollo Moore and Vincent
Bodncr Sr., were lucky fisher
men Sunday, returning with a
seven-pound trout caught by
Rollo Moore and a five-pound
trout by Bodner.
Friends of Lt. and Mrs. Aus
tin Haddock have received the
announcement of the arrival of
a son, Richard. Mr. and Mrs.
Haddock are both well known
in Sprague River. Mrs. Had
dock, the former Eleanor Barth,
taught in the Sprague River
school for some time.
Byron Welch and Harry
Eaton were business visitors In
Dorrls, Calif., one day last
week.
Mrs. Gladys Passolt was able
to return to work Wednesday,
having recovered from a recent
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Short
and son, Jlmmie were in
Sprague River Thursday. Jlm
mie is on leave after 13 months
overseas, and took part in the
invasions of Saipan, Luzon,
Leyte, Guam and Okinawa.
Mike Short, who ha been en
leave win ship out soon on a
Victory ship. Mike is chief eleo
triclan in the merchant marina. -
Mrs. E. J. Tuning, Ivann and
Doris are visiting Mrs, Tuning'!
S Brents in ' Idaho, having gone
lere to spend Mothers' Day.
Have eggs at' room tempera
ture before beating them.
AH ELASTIC
SUSPENDERS
GARTERS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
ever to graduate from thc Kel
ly Creek school. Those attend
ing the party were May Bene
(lei, Leona Robnctt, Frances
and Mary Hallinan, Susnn Faris,
Eugene Lawson, Kenneth Shaw,
Faye Shaw and Faye Schacffor.
Ice cream and cake was served
after the games of the eveninp
were over. Everyone rcportec
having a very nice time.
Large Shipment
of the famous
Stetson ic
Stockman
Shapsi, Gradss From
No. 1 to tX
Cleor Beaver Qualities
850lo 35
.lacs 111.
Ldrew'sJ
MANSTORE
731 Main St.
Headquarters for Ststsons
For 28 Ysars
Tfcy'r growing Ilk
sine I ttarfa tnm on...
TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER
The first tight wk are a critical peiiod
for your chicki. Play tale by starting them on
the road to nurdy health with Triangle Chick
Sorter a rarefully balanced ration built to fill
their requirement! for. proper development.
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Kppetizingw
Schilling
VACUUM PACKED
COFFEE
--T t ih&efrmm as ai sat I
1 I
; Inside or OufsiiS Picnics
25c
CMC WiW, Mb. loaf lie
Picnics and Spring holidays go hand in hand. A
novelty all the family will enjoy is a home picnic
with a hot dish for the main attraction. Or you
may want to pack all the rutin's in the old
fashioned way and let the family prepare their
own in the wide open spaces. The suggestions
below will give you a head-start for a leisurely
day with a minimum amount of time in the
kitchen.
I mid Picnic
HOT POTATO SALAD CASSIROLE
Make your favorite potato salad, place in cas
serole and layer with sliced frankfurters or diced
luncheon meat, sliced onions, cooked peas or
string beans and dot with mustard and mayon
naise. Top with potato salad and bake in mod
erate oven (375 F.) 30 minutes.'
Oultidc Picnic.
SANDWICH! S-"Mak Your Own"
Take along
Assorted Bread
Head of lettuce Mayonnaise
Meat or fish salad Hard cooked eggs
Peanut butter and jelly
MACARONI AND CHEESE SALAD
Marinate macaroni in French Dressing. Combine
with diced cheese, sliced olives, sliced radishes,
diced onion and mayonnaise. Garnish with to
matoes. Pickles an? carrot circles
Devil's food cup cakes with white icing or cookies
Fruit
Hot Coffee qr Lemonade '
.Carry lemon juice and sugar in jar. Combine
with waif 4 at scene of picnic.)
Safeway
Homemakers' Bureau
JULIA LEE WRIORT, Dtnelor
Corned Beef Hash Wl
Tang k T"ty Sandwiches (8 R. Pts.)
D Swift's, Serve Hot or Cold (6 R Pts.
Potted Meat FUI" B
Cheese PBb,t'tt' s"1 or Pim 4 H
f American, Dutch Mill (24 R Pts.)
v.neese
Kraft Velveeta Cheese (24HPU-)
Porter's Macaroni EU,0W and tar"
Jell Well A" FlaTOr to
Chocolate Syrup s,fart 8,Md
Horse Radish Mustard
Sweet Relish L,bb7'g
vuupcu V I I T -u
Jelly Glasses s
CertO Pectln Del-S'T bT buying; 3 bottles
Jels Rite Ll,ul1 p,ctinor j,11t
Pen Jel Powd,ie1 Poetin
CI-...- Kitchen Craft
I IVUI
Flour Sp,rry' Dtilte1 Snw
f" Harvest Blossom
nuui
Pancake Flour Su"nn Br"d
wo. I can
12-31. can
H can
34c
6c
M-os. pkg 2c
a-ib. Pkg.
a.ifc,pkg.75c
14-ci. pkg.
5c
28c
Edwords Coffe
lUgutor onef Drip
SOes. jar
23 c
58c
8c
15 c
15
9-os. glass
14M-OS. Jar
50-lb. sack 2.05
25-lb. sack
50- lb. 1.78
10c
27c
t-ox. slse, dot.
3botu-47c
13c
12c
1.06
.o-tt.2.38
as-92c
H-b. pkg. fc
t-os. bottle
S-os. pkg.
$-lb. sack
Nob Hill Coffea .. -Mb. bag
Delicious whole bean 2-lb. 45c
Airway Coffee ...3-lb. bag
Ground fresh l-lb. bag 20e
Canterbury Tea, Orange Pekoe,
black . . .1 38 or.
Filters, Dependable Cloth
2 pkts. ...... .
Paper pkts.
Sun Valley Beverage, refreshing.
V-gal jug .... plus deposit
Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn,
Fancy (20 B. pts.) .....46-oz.
.Grapefruit Juice, Town House,
(20 B. pts.) ; 46-oz.
Beet Suaar . . . 10 lbs.
5 lbs. ....::....32e. Stamps 35, 36
Seedless Raisins, full of iron..
2-lb. pkg. .
Corn, Country Home, C. B., cream f Jfj .
style (20 B. pts.) ...No. 2 can
Cut Beans, Wilamet, (2 cans.
10 pts.) ....... ....No. 2 can
Swaetwett Feas, fine spring dish.
(30 B. pts.) -No. 2 can
Diced Carrots, Blue Tag (no'pts.)
303 jar
49c
21c
30c
62c
24c
12c
13c
12c
Ritz 1 oc Ivory Soap Sweetheart
Crockori, 1-lb. box -1 Floating Toilet Soap
KHtpy 33c Medium 19c
Crackers, 2-lb. box OJC Bar V A Cakes iO
Freeh Chloken
Halibut
fJnder 10-lb. Fish
By tho 'OUc
Piece lb. JJ"
rresh, Medina
Halibut
10 to 90-lb. fish
Piece lb.
HALIBUT FRESH SLICED lb. 40c
Razor Clams, cleaned lb. $1.15
Round Steak (1 1 pts.) AA grade, lb. 41c
Rib Steaks (7 pts.) AA grade .....'.lb 35c
Lamb Loin Chops (1 0 pts.)
A grade lb. 55c
Salt Mackerel lb. 37c
Fresh Oysters pint 65c
Prawns, Nate's Best, 14-oz. Jar....$1.05
Luncheon Loaves, Assorted,
Type 2 (4 pts.). lb. 48c
Polish Sausage, type 2 (5 pts.)....lb. 39c
Spiced Ham (10 pts.) lb. 55c
Wieners (6 pts.) lb: 37c
PINEAPPLE
Fresh Cubsn
NEW GREEN PEAS...
AdrAKAwUS no. i elity Wenttohee Fener Green .
rlBECU EDV
7lEEri WSI l utsh trpe .
SPRING RADISHES L0NI
CABBAGE Solid, erlso .................
DRY ONIONS
Yellow DenTOrs
TMUTACC
I VITIM I WB. Fl,W grown
lRRATe
VHIiW I 9 Top( 0f
LEMONS 8unW,. .
VALENCIA ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
GREEN ONIONS
22 c
t,19c
.2450
18c
2 14c
in. 8c
3 21c
;h24c
iv 7c
" -' ' I..12V2C
ih.11C
le,12c;
J,'; ' ' . : ;. 2 ,15c
mV TO SAME ON FOOD AND TEMPERS. 7VoJ
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