Langell Valley
Mr. mill Mil. Wnltrr Pool and
(nmlly uf Klnmulll Fall sMnt the
week-end Willi tier parent, Mr,
mid Mil, Turn WiIkuii,
Mr. mid Mr. Lloyd OKI and
family spoilt Biiiidny at Die Oregou
Oaves.
I.. W, Monro of Cave Junction It
upending few day will) relatives
mid friends,
Audrey Cochran, Mary Wilson,
Eugene Hargrove, Normiin Kuiwrt
nu Mr. mid Mm, Klmrr liarclay
lienl anvcral ilMVit nt Liikevlrw with
Mr. mid Mm. ilnruld Wilaon mid
family.
Mr. mid Mm. Herb Marchant of
GinlilK I'uni aptmt II le Eaalrr week,
end with their son lUy mid fam
11 V. Mundy dinner gurma nt the
Mnrchnnl home alno Included Mr.
mid Mm. John Urowu mid (laugh
(em f nun Himiuii.u,
Mr. mid Mm. Ucorgn Kernliind
mid nnn spent Knnler week-end nt
Medford with her parent.
Mm. Hill Nnvotny hut been very
III. Mm. Curl Hi own of flonmiut
pent it week Willi Mm. Nnvotny.
Mm. Mary Dearborn mid Pete
Indue of Hoiimiui were dinner
sural (i Ule Leavlti home on
Thinwlny lo relebmte the blrthdny
of DorU txmvltl. .
Dirk Pepple of Ashland spent
Enaler week-end Willi hi parents,
Mr mid Mrs. Owen Pepple mid Ted.
Mm. Christine Ilrnwii mid Mm
Jeunette Oralain went to Merrill
on Wednesday to attend the Altar
aiK-leiy.
Hut. Tom House relumed home
Friday after receiving ltd dl
rlmmn from the army. Tom wa
oversea for 111 month", the latter
part spent In Korea.
Mm. W. D. Campbell. Mm. Ilea
ale Ramobrll and Mr. and Mm. Ror
enioii spent Mnndnv al Aahland.
Ml and Mm Dick Kranenburf
(if Klumalh Kail timil Runday
wilh Mr, and Mm. mil Rurnett.
era
TRAVEL
TOR MOTOmiTt
APRIL 17-23
Malin
The Mulln neighborhood commu
nity (roup will hold a special meet
Int. Tuesday, April 34, In the iohool
calelsiia from 1:30 p. m. to S
p. m. Inula Purker, executive direc
tor of Oii1 Hcouta In Klamath
county will present a talk on
Scouting, Mm. Pmker hna many
Interesting subject which will
prove moat helpful to leaden, an.
Uluiil leadera and . member of
troop committee. Anyone Intereat
ed I Invited to attend thla meet
ing. A pre-achool clinic will be held
at the Mulln grade achool at 0 a. m.
Wedneaday. April 30, for all chil
dren entering school next Septem
ber, and who will be ilx year of
nue on or before November 16,
I B47. Dr. Truiman and Mllllrent
Weat, county achool nume, will have
charge.
Pinna were announced thla week
by Superintendent A. E. Street for
baccalaureate and commencement
exercises, The Rev. Olen A. Nor
tlun will deliver the addreaa to the
senior class at baccalaureate to be
held at the Malln Presbyterian
church at I p. m. Sunday, May II.
Commencement exerclae for the
year IS graduate will be held
Thursday evening at S p. m May
23, In the Broadway theatre. .Grad
uating aenlor are Mary Ruth Bay,
Dorothy Looaeley, Barbara Hendrlx,
Darlen Griffith, Dorothy Llndaey,
Larry Johnaon, Andy Pleld. Roy
Anderson, John Baker, John (laund
er, Gilbert Klnkle, Ernie Arnold
and Paul MoOulley.
Dorothy Looaley, daughter of Mr.
and Mre. M. J. Looaley of Malln
ha been named valedictorian of
the Malln high achool, with a
grade point average of 1.16. Dor
othy ha been outstanding In varl
ou actlvltle during her four year
of enrollment at Malln.
She ha received the acholarahlp
honor of having her name en
graved on the achool acholarahlp
plaque; ha been named the out
standing student for citizenship
for two yeara and received the DAB
award for oltlienahlp laat year. Dur
ing her Junior year ah waa assist
ant editor of the annual and Ar
rowhead, and for the put year ha
been senior editor of Arrowhead
and alao editor of the annual aa
well a acting a secretary-treasurer
of the student body. Hhe ho been
active a well, In sport.
Larry Johnaon, aon of Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Johnaon, with a grade
point average of 1.77 ha been
elected as salulatorlan. Larry ha
been editor of Arrowhead during
the senior year.
The Junior-senior prom will be
held Friday. April 18. In the high
achool gymnasium from t p. m. un
til 1 a. m. Baldy's band will furnish
the music "Deep Purple" Is the
theme chosen by Juniors for their
social avent.
Mulln high school student who
attend "A Preview of the Uni
versity of Oregon" on the campus
April 18, 10 and SCO will be able to
see the University theatre's produc
tion of Maro Connelly's "Oreen
Pastures." Lee Petraaek. former
. Malln high student, will appear In
tne piay a jacoo.
An Important art honor came to
one of the younger citizens of this
locality recently when Richard
Darlen Hawkins. Box A24, Malln, a
pupil at Malln Junior hlijh, won the
HOUSE WIRING
New and Used.
Reasonable Rate.
Call us for any of your
electrical problems.
B.&B. RADIO &
ELECTRIC SHOP
(31 R, th
Phone 9M0
r 4asvlBsaas3pa-t
Washougal Driver
Given Fines
VANCOUVER, Wash., April 17 fP)
Justice court fine were levied yes
terday against Theodore T. Chicks,
La Center, driver of an oil truck
state first prize for the seventh
grade In the Milton Bradley "Amer
ica The Beautiful" crayon drawing
competition. The first place win
ner's teacher Is Mr. M. F. Melton.
IIKBAI.D a NEWS. Klamalk Falli, Ore. TIIIKSDAY, April IT. last. Pa. Ma
which figured In collapse of the
Waahougal river bridge February 11,
Chick was convicted of negligent
driving and of operating a vehicle
with defective equipment. Me ap
pealed. The fines were 836 on each
charge.
The truck and a tanker collided
on the bridge and caught fire. Heat
of the flames buckled the structure
which plunged Into the river.
It. g. Molded boats.
General Accounting Service
and Tax Reports
BOOKS INSTALLED and MAINTAINED
THAD. W. HATTEN
. ACCOUNTANT
Formerly GANS and HATTEN
116 N. 9h (Balcony Pot't Barber Shop) Phone 9262
There' plenty to do (hit
week in the Northwest
Roam down' any compasa
point, on almost any day,
and you'll find a wealth of
eventi that will make those
regular acenic tour more
Interesting, and more eduv
cationaL If you're looking
for a place to go, perhape
one of these event will add
interest to your travel.
. a- .. j. ,
CENTRAL WASHING
TON MUSIC FESTIVAL
Ellensburg, Washington,
April 18
Approximately 900 high
achool contestant! will
participate in thii annual,
event
..I
H CLUB STOCK
SHOW
Odessa, Washington,
April 19
Young farmer will partici
pate in the eighth atock
show of this type since
1940.
HUNTOON SKI
HANDICAP
Mt. Bnker, Washington,
April 20
BROWN SWISS SALE
Centralia, Washington,
April 22
Sponsored by the Brown
, Swiss Breeders Associa
tion. Cattle to be sold at
this sale are picked from
quality herds throughout
the North and Mid-west
SPRING FESTIVAL
McMinnville, Oregon)
April 22
IDAHO STATE
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE CONV.
Boise, Idaho, April 17-18
You'll find plenty of fun
and interest wherever you
go. For extra enjoyment
along the way, we'd like to
suggest a tankful of the
new Richfield higher oc
tane gasoline.
SUMMERSHIELD iMf
NOW f f:
NW.4.1Q jl- fry
Man
TT7C , Here's your chance to make big savings on your favorite canned citrus . U jff
l i J juice. It'i really an opportunity to atock up on health, because each kind ia JJ 1
14 r I "c'1 vtmn C. Safeway offers zestful, golden orange juice, tangy $ ' 1
14 , I grapefruit juice, and a taste-tingling blend of both. You can keep your
U '$MJ2 family interested in citrua juice by serving a different one every day. Fill
J B0W wn P"06 low t Safeway.
8.huberft W
J 1 1
Grocery features in this od ore effective through Wednesdoy, April 23d
II
J fust fxws & mmnus
Serve variety of spring produce with every meal
Fresh Produce Feoturet for Friday and Soturday Only
Sweet-Juicy
TEXAS RUBY REDS
Grapefruit
kJMAl rf A Sweet
nUTCI VIVMHWEeJ
e. i ckiMvie Thin
POTATOES
OBEOON
V. 8. No. 1 fJJ '
Special sbea. ' Lb. 9C
White Shatter
New Potatoes
lb. 12c
Skins Juicy
Avocados Calaros
Rhubarb Sprint Crop
Asparagus Local crop
Tomatoes Prc-ripened
Carrots No tops to bar
Ib.lOc
lb. 11c
lb. 11c
lb. 40c
Seedless
lb. 7c
lb. Wit
lb.2?c
lb. 8c
fftW"
House
Sweet
Grapefruit
Juice
. tnWM HOUSE
Sweet or Notwol
Grapefruit
Juice
No. 2
tins 1
I Blend-O-Gold I
1 Grapefruit and I
I Orange Juice I
1 (Blended) I
I 4ei. A4C I
Oregon Walnuts
Full-O'-SoJd I
I Orange I
I Juice 1
Tangerine
Juice
can
OfAer iuic '
VEGETABLE JUICE
j...'. Health Brand .
No.2conl3e 4tVoi
TOMATO JUICE
Saaay 0w Qh
4- " M .
No, 1 Med.
lb. 49c
1 Ik ?C. A Ik LO
Pk(. IW Wl III. wl
Evap. Apples or Pears Emplre pkg. 27c
iiicu riuim i
DVTOIU SmaU White
Beans Oreat Northern
Lima Beans California
Creameries (Macaroni)
Frlllets Porter Wide
Tenderoni Van Camp's
Spaghetti Dinner Boy-Arde
Spaghetti Dinner
Egg Noodle Dinner
Spaghetti
Ban American
Pan '
American
With Mushroom
Sauce. Pan American
2-lb. pkg. 49c
Mb. pkg. 30c
2-lb. pkg. 52c
8-oz. pkg. 10c
8oz.16c;lb.26c
6-oz.Sc
pkg. 29c
pkg. 25c
lb. can 10c
10c
Tbuv!
WAKEFIELD
COFFEE
Taftfaf 9$ tOOtaf M tV
Green Beans fS?"u No. 2 can 21c
Fancy Peas sugar Bene No. 2 can 18c
Gardenside Peas No. 2 can 14c
Green Giant Peas No. 2 can 21c
Sauerkraut, Highway, No. VA can 11c
Pork & Beans, C & S 13'2-oz. can 12c
Pork & Beans Van Camp's No. 300 can 14c
Peanut Butter Beverly 2-lb. jar 69c
Peanut Butter lb. jar 29c; 2 lb. 55c
Welch's Grapelade Mb. jar 26c
1 teu4 ua 4Sc
Preserves
Dude
Ranch
lb.
can
Apricot
Pineapple
2 lbs. 51c
F SUNNY IANK 1 PHrS TAiVf VvD RjNCH 1 f $ODA 1
Morgarine TAHG , gffa. Crackers I
Sno-White Salt Ce 12c; 10 lb. 27
A&H Baking Soda 1 lb., 3 pkgs. 25c
Baking Powder, Clabber Girl, 2 lb. 23c
K.C. Baking Powder 25-oz. size 21c
Sugar 8wr 10 lb. 91c; cane 10 lb. 92c
Cake Flour, Swans Down Ige. pkg. 33c
Cake Flour, Softasilk large 33c
Yellow Corn Meal; Albers VA lb. 21c
White Flour, Harvest Bl.10-lb.sk. 78c
Cake & Pastry Flour, Sperry, 5 lb. 45c
Drifted Snow Flour. Sperry 10 lb. 89c
Fruit Cocktail EST VA can 37c
Fruit Cocktail 'mnv. VA can 45c
Fancy Grapefruit T,' No. 2 can 17c
Broken Grapefruit Highway , No. 2 16c
Citrus Salad, Adams No. 2 23c
Pears Harper House, No. VA can 39c
Pears, Green Tag No. VA can 33c
Pears, Hit Parade (diced) ' VA can 29c'
GRADE A BUTTER
Canned Milk NrndS tall can 12c
Canned Milk Cherub 2 tall cans 23c
Baby Foods ZStfSSf. per tin 7c
Baby.FoodsrppCUppi per tin 10c
Corn Starch Amalxo Mb. pkg. 11c
rUtstkrti Krft American and r A ap 1
inceSe pim, American Spread 301. JUl 1 31
Cheese Kraft American
V'2-lb. pkg. 29c
Bulk Cheese, Superior per lb. 49c
.Cheese ?Z2 2-lb. brick 1.09
Duchess Salad Dressing 8-oz. 24c
Kraft Miracle Whip 8-oz. 25c; pt. 45c
Catsup, Red Hill 13V2-oz. bottle 19c
Heinz Ketchup 14-oz. bottle 24c
Noodle Soup Mix L1Ptn, 3 pkgs. 28c
Assorted Cookies Amc, 7-oz. pkg. 19c
Tea Biscuits American 6!2-oz. pkg. 17c
Snowflake Soda Crackers 21b. box 44c
Ritz Butter Wafers Mb. pkg. 29c
frit-
OeduaJLl
EDWARDS
Mb. size 49c
2-lb. size 96c
HILIS
1 -lb. can 49e
M. J. I.
1 -lb. can 49
NOB HILL
1- lb. bag 42c
2- lb. bag 83c
AIRWAY
1-lb. bag 39c
3- lb. bg. $1.15
CELERY Fancy, I'tah Type Lb. 19c
CABBAGE V, so.id He Lk 9c
RADISHES
b.!5c
Garden
fresh
LETTUCE
15c
Fresh, firm
heads
GREEN ONIONS
Lb. 15c
Mild
flaTorfal
Leg of
Lfir.lB
MMt Features for Friday aneJ SU
k cut
LVaibL-jAUL
m Wm (-TV -w. '-S-bbss-I l-ee"a mtt
BaaBMa you. ""a oefc- tf.
r
SflFEUAY
Before a Leg of
Lamb goes on the
scale. Safeway re
moves the inedible shank bone and trims off oil excess fat.
At Safeway you poy only for the meaty, good eating part that
will roast just right!
Spring Lamb Legs b. 65"
U. S. Government Graded "Choice" and "Good"
Dry
Sausages
Armour brand.
Wide assortment
to cheese from
GOTEBERG
MORTADELLA
PEPPERONI
B.C. SALAMI
CERVELET
Pound ,
09'
Beef Pot Roasts
Sirloin Beet Steaks
Fresh Ground Beef
Sliced Bacon i-trtortei
Piece Bacon lutueune
lb. 45c
!b. 59c
lb. 3?c
lb. 65c
lb. 65c
PORK
ROAST
Shoulder
49
Xvticeretee
ana cut up
Bvlseeratee
and left whole
Xvlsceratee
and out uo
Meadow Wood
lb. 73c
QjglffiliiEI
FRYERS
ROASTERS
FOWL
Salmon Steaks
Halibut Steaks
Fillet of Sole
PUSH CHAIS
Whole - cooked ..... Ms. eely 15
lb. 67c
lb. 67c
lb. 57c
lb. 65c
lb. 55c
lb. 45c
PORK
STEAKS
Tender lean
t.55'
FRESH
OYSTERS
Medium thee
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