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WW . T V 3M By B.Mike Behind the Mike Coprttbt. MM. Oratoalui PaDUbtag Ctnpur NOW THAT LAWSON McCall's in politics wonder if he'll drop the back to Tom, saya reader. "Tom" would probably give him a more down-to-earth approach with vot ers. . . . Wonder how the will go over with Portlanders? so tune in KGW at 8 a. m. and crat claim as their leading ticket seller Mrs. Robert (Emsie) Howard, secretary of Oregon Labor Press, who sold 70 ducats to Mitchell dinner among AF of L unions alone. , . , Speaking of Demos, one person at their recent banquet said head table must nave a vendetta against tobacco indulged in by Howard Morgan, Monroe Sweetland, Dick Neu berger or the featured speaker, National Chairman Stephen Mitchell. One wag said: "They're so smokin mad at the Repub licans for winning the 1952 elections they don't need any other smokes. " ) " B.MIKE: Methinks that 1 would like ' To steal your job, B. Mike. ; Come and ride with me ' A On the clijj road abflve the sea. ' . OSCAR BOND, Delake ITALIAN BUSINESSMEN'S club gave dinner Saturday honor, ing Carlo J. Sposito, and affair was one of liveliest, most enjoy able parties of year. No head table, brief speeches. . . . Santo, Porco, whose name means "Sacred Pig" in Italian, was emcee. , . . Mayor Fred Peterson wore necktie that he had picked up In Rome with blue and red roses making up design. . . . Henry Hess wore tux with 40 and 8 pin in lapel. . . . Justice Hall S. Lusk of state supreme court puffed thoughtfully on pipe part of evening, later traded it for cigar. . . . Governor Paul Patterson received rousing ovation. . . . Guests were entertained by Amato's floor show and Harmonicats said they got more enthusiastic applause ; than they received during regular : corned all his cousins in audience. . microphone and sang. - I & , NEWEST ADDITION to KVAN's music schedule will ; be hour-long program beginning Monday, with Clark ' Hayden's "House of Hayden." Clark plans to feature : tape-recorded "local" talent, popular recordings, and some ' of his own vocal and piano stylings. He was formerly with Horace Heidt, Shep Fields, and has had other out- : standing experience in radio. : : JACOB AVSHALOMOV, In town ; autn anniversary concert February 27, has been having trouble .with the pronunciation of his name. Other evening at rehearsal with baton giving the beat, he instructed members of the orches tra: AHV-SHAL-O-MOV. He further explained that he answers to four first names Jacob, Jacques, Jascha and Jack . . . that he has always been known as Jack in Portland . . . and that he has a file of 47 spellings of his last name, all wrong, dreamed up by his Columbia university students. . . . Got to clear away some of props in KPTV studios to make room for the Unicyclists, Scott Belden and Don Thompson, who .Ends program at 6:30 p. m. . . known by hundreds of diners at New Heathman. , MONDA Y RADIO : On KOINJune. Haver and Jack ' I Carson in "Trouble Along the Way," Radio Theater, 6 ': p. in. . . . William Holden in "The Outer Limit," Sus pense, 9:30 p. m. . . . Alexander Schneider explains how the waltz grew out of the minuet, Dwight Cooke, 10:15 p. tn. . . . On KGW New disc jockey shows during 7 morning , . . Nadine Conner in Vincent Youman's '"Through the Years," Railroad Hour, 8:30 p. . ... Zino '' Francesatti, violin virtuoso, on Telephone Hour, 9 p. m. . . . On KEX Douglas McKay speaks on conservation, 7:45 p. m. . . . John Loder in "The Premiere," hollv wood Theater, 9 p. m. . . On KBPSLyle Watts speaks on. "Oregon Fishing," 7:30 p. m. . ' , MONDAY TELEVISION: On KOIN-TV "Je-pers Creepers," Armchair Theater, 3:30 p. m. . . Bobby Jones on Greatest Drama, 6:45 p. m. . , . Paul Langton in "Herman Came By Bombef," Studio One, 7 p. m. . . . Adolphe Menjou goes to banana republic where late dictator Is arranging for disposal of former president's son, 8:30 p. m. . . . Ricardos and Mertzes purchase oil stock from fast-talking new tenant, I Love Lucy, 9 p. m. . . . Walter Slezak and Jessie Royce Landis head cast in "Papa Is All," comedy of Pennsylvania Dutchman who wages hilarious war against the machine age and his family, U. S. Steel Hour, 10 p. m. , , , Leif Erickson in "Blond Savage," Showtime on Six, 11 p. m. . . . On KPTV Mayor Fred L. Peterson will prepare pork chop potato casserole on Barbara Angell's What's Cooking program, 10:30 a. m. . . . Bill Hayes, featured singer from "Me and Juliet," on Arthur Murray show, 7:30 p. m. . . . Patrice Munsel on Barlow Concert, 8:30 p. m. . . . Elliott Nugent in "Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star," Robert Montgomery, 9:30 p. m. . . . Bruce Cabot in "Tenth Avenue Kid!" Night Owl Theater, 11 p. m. Radio Piogzams - FM-Mtr. I 100.3,3-10:15 p 101.1 7 im to HH. ItAAl TnUrnllT I RFD Ortf an i Klock I Klock 615 I Ymwnlvcrfllly 6:30 I Yswnlwiltr 64S I Twnlmiltr 7:00 I Johnny Let Wills Ktork 7151 TwnlTnllj MacLeod, Nsws 7:30 1 K0W Newtroom I Ooii, Newt 745 I Mannlni. Ncwi n.rry BbbUt 100 I BE. Mtillln Show M. Molllm Hhow t:30 I M. Molllm Hhow (45 I M. Molllm Show IConiumer Nowi Valle, Newa I Mornlnr Varletlts j Rotrmarr 0 00 I M. Mnllin Show 9; 1(5 I M. Malllnalthow 8:30 I M. MolllnaHhow 45 I M. MalUmflhdw I Wendj Warrca j Aunl Jennr I Helen Trent j Onr Gal Sunday 1 0:00 I Mullln Hhow lO'lK 'M' MnlllmRhow 1030 I "tike ' R'ch 1045 I Strike It Rlrh Road of LIU I Ma Perklna Touns Dr, Maltne 11:00 I Bob Hnpe 1 1 : 1 K I Second Chance 1 130 Fhrac That rays. 1 1:45 I M. MwUlm Show Second Mra. Barton t I Ferry Maaow I I Norah Drake I nnanier uay 1 2:00 I Noon Newnroom 12 15 load of Ufa 1 2:30 I Pepper Taant IMaeUod.Newt I Coma and Oal II I Ifooae Party 1 Hosts Parly 1 245 I KM Is napplnets 1:00 I Barkttaie Wlfs 1:15 I ""I l Dallsa 1:30 I Wldder Brown 1:45 ( Woman In Houis Hilltop Hoaia I Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey t Arthur Godfrey 2:00 1 Flaln nil! 215 t Front Fi. Farrell 230 I Lorento Jnnes 2;45 I fTS " Marry I Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthui Godfrey I Cart Maaaey Shaw 3:00 I Welcome Travrtrre 315 I Welcome Travelers St-30 I Dr. Paul 3:45 I Llfs Brastlful I WlfardofOdria I Make Up Tour Mind Robert J. Lewli j Tunefully Tours 400 I Forward March 4:15 I Mule Boa 4:30 I Mualc Boa 4'45 I Mutlc Bm (ArtKlrkham. Nrwa'l Muile That Sparklet' Newipaper of Air I I Newipaper of Alt I 5:00 I Mel Alice i K: 1 H Newa ' 5'-30 I JctsMaisn 5 451" V. Kaltenbam I Kdw. R, Marrow Newa I World Today j Goal, Newa - 600 I " "IU Msak "0:15 I 'h Mkilc 6:30 Kan In Top This ; 045 I Nation's Builnesa I Radio Theater Radls Theater I Radio Theater I Radls Theater . 700 I Fibber McGts ; 715 lAlea Dreler I Caravae Caravan Talent (leasts j Talent Beasts T:3Q I Rls Stevens J745 ) j Rite Stevens :00 I One Man'a FaraUy : IS" I Newa st World 830 I Railroad Hoat R:45 I Railroad Hour I Movlelown Thrater1 t Msvlelown Theater I lwell Thomai I Family Bheletan 0:00 Telephone Haar 9-1 5 I Telephone Hoar 0:30 I Bandwaaon 045 I Randwaion I Beaten ) Jullat Ultoas t Batpenta I Buipenao 10 00 I Flukes 3015 I Sportt Final I Five Star Final I Dwltht Cooke I Chamber Forum I Chamber Forum 103 :30 I Jotepn lartoe 10 4 '45 I i I Joieph Carton 00 I Newa NlRhtcap I Reesrd Shaw I Record Rhow j Record Show j Reesrd Show (l I Jett Matoa Q I City Csonell rj 1 v.ity leaacii' Vf)en ncsttes local prsirsa 1410 Me. t.9T,l Mm., tsllsas. 12S0 Rs., I krs. day V 40 Ka-10 BJBt Bam. THE 0REG0N1AN, name of Lawson and go new Moon Mullins show At least It will be new approach, see how you like it . . . Demo companies. ... No smoking was shows. . . . George Amato wel- . . . Mike DeCicco went up to to conduct Junior symphony's will appear on Dick Fagan s Mill . Kathy Parock. waitress who's Congress hotel, has moved to Monday, Feb. IS I VrV ABC Hrt I 17 BAT MBS Nit I JxfcA 1190 m. 1 ftrUJ 1330 it. 02.3, 3 to 9 pm B8.7. S in-t pra j 5:30. MbiIc, Pnti Almnmc j Ore. Fn Hoar Almanae j Ore. Farm Hoor I P Wrl 1 Ore. Firm Hour tj Dirt I Wftihbnrn. Nem ttcnlnrway, News Motlcal Clock Brtftkfut Qant I Muilcel Clock Breakfait Oinf I Rob Hurn MMdlrr, Newi" Brcakfait Oofc Weather Report Rrcakfait Club I Melody Rame Rreaktaal Clafc Mclodr Raate j Brcakfatt CJab Melody Rant I 0 A. M. Fdlllon Cecil Brown, Ncwi Rlara of Today j flabrlel lleater I Modern Romances Hootehnld Aria l.um snd Abner I Hosirhold Arte" 1 I Chct Huntley Tony Martin I Hardy, Newa I Tells Teat Harmony Hall j Harmony Hall I My Tr Slorr My Trae Blory n'hliprrlnt Streets 1 When Olrl Marries I Grand Centr'l Rta'ni Grand Centr'l Rta'n I Harmony Hall Harmony Hall Queen tor a nay Qaeen tor a Day j Pasl llarrey Today's Newa Waahb'n-Neaa Ed. I Sam Hayes j Foiter, Newa flerrnade of Ktara Arl m Dot ne toss i Bcrenado sf Slara j 1 I Kay Weil Kay Weat Kay Weal Kay Weal ' Serenade of Stars Serenade of Stars I Magic In Monte i Matte In Mu.lc I j I R. Crocker-Block Merlin Block Marlln niock Martin Block Maile In Muilc Made In Mnic Maile In Mu.lc I Masle In Mutlc For Ihe Girls For the GlrU For the Olrta For the Olrta Open Hnue j Open lloste Jack Kirk wood Jack Kit wood Newa Squirrel fare ! 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KXL.7S0 Is., aaa-?i0 psa :00 Msttcat C1b B;05ArsaMI Clsek 1 1 1 0O-Santuty Tar toe ELIQ13M,uU:S0eai SiOO-Bsi McAnally MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1954 Little Eve KOIN-TV. The Oregonian Channel 6 :4S a. m. Brighter Tiny :00 . m. KOIN Kltrhm i30 a. m. Hpotllfht Revu 145 a. m. Editor' Druk :fiS a. m. Mr, Weatherman :00 noon Bi l'ayoff :80 p. m. Bob (Jroebj :00 p. m. Love of Life :15 p. m. Search for Tomorrow :80 p. m. Ouldlnr Light :4ft p. m. Vallnnt Lady :00 p. m. Double or Nothing :30 p. m Strike It Rich :00 p. m. Garry Moore :St) p. m. Armchair Theater :30 p. m Mr. Moon :4S p. m. Cartoon Time 0O p. m. Paddle Pals 30 p. m. Laurel and Hardy 00 p. m. Mr. Weatherman OR p. m. Sporticene iu p. m.-Aewi Parade lft p. m, Photo Qulx SO p. m. Doug Kdwnrdu, N'ewe 48 p. m. Greatest Drama .Stud to One 00 p. m. Burns and Allen 90 p. m. Adolphe 5Ienjou 00 p. m. 1 Love Lucy 30 p. m. Red Buttons :00 p. m. r. S. Steel Theater 00 p. m. Showtime on Six KPTV Channel 27 10:00 a. m. 10:30 a. m.- -Dlng Dong fichnnl -What's CooklngT -Hawkins Falls -Three Steps to Heaven -Friend of the Family -Bride and Groom -This Is the Life -Matinee Theater -On Your Account -Kate Smith -Welcome Travelers -Toymaker ' -Howdy Doody -Bar 87 Corral -Wild BUI Hlckok -Mill Ends -World on View Newspaper of Air -Badge 714 -Arthur Murray News Caravan -Name That Time -Barlow Concert -Dennis Day -Rohert Montgomery -Political Speech -Night Owl Theater 11:00 a. m.- 1:1ft a. m. 1:30 a. m.- 12:00 noon- 13:30 p. m.- 1 :00 d. m.- 2:30 p. ra.- s:w p. 4:00 p. nt. 4 :30 n. m.- S:00 p. m.- 5:30 d. ntv 6:00 D. m 6:30 p, mvi 6:43 p. mv 6:55 d. m.- 7:00 p. m.- 7:sv p. m. 7:45 p. 8:00 n. m- 8:30 p. m.- 9:00 n. m.- 9:30 n. m.- 10:30 n. m.. 11 :00 p. m.- Richland Couple Announces Son Felicitations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arthur Michel (Muriel Hume) on the birth of a son, February 10 in Richland, Wash., where they make their home. The baby, John Lawrence, is their second child. Mr. and Mrs. Langdon C. Hedrick (Jean Corbitt) are the parents of fl' daughter, Lee El len. Fehruarv 9. in oan Antonio. Tex. The baby has an older brother and sister. Felicitations to Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Huston (Joyce Mc Cracken) of Eugene on the birth of a son. John Bradley. The baby, born February 8, is their second child. Its a son. Erik Byron, for Mr. and Mrs. Byron H. Broms. The baby, born February 8 at Wil cox Memorial hospital, is their third child. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. New ell of Paso Robles, Cal are the parents of a daughter, Ann, born February 7. Shells their second child. Lt. and Mrs. Ted J. Bush ai the parents of a son, John Clark, born January 24 in Washington, D. C. This is their second son. Walnuts Used In Cheese Mix Here's a quick and satisfying way to dress up two slices of bread. Mix flavorsome walnuts with chopped celery, zippy cheese and a touch of mayon naise for a very special sand wich. This walnut cheese filling is a nice surprise for after school and midnight refrigerator raids too! CHEESE DREAM FILLING cup walnuts cup finely chopped celery 1 cup grated American cheese V cup mayonnaise Chop walnuts and blend with remaining ingredients. Makes l'i cups filling. FLO K I ST WILL SPEAK Heralding the npproach of spring, Charles Kofler, Port land florist, will provide flower arrangements at a noon mncn eon of the women's auxiliary to the Portland District Dental so ciety Tuesday at Amato's for which Mrs. Howard Urfer is chairman. Hostesses will be Mrs, Earl J. Bixby and Mrs. L. E Knoder. Mrs. H. V. Whitcomb has been named chairman for the auxiliary for a luncheon and fashion show being planned for march lor tne pleasure ot wives of dentists Attending the state dental society meeting In Port land. FOLK SONGS BILLED American folk songs will be featured on the program ar ranged hy Airs. Konert Mdcr, assisted by Miss Barbara Crisp, for the meeting of the Portland Woman's club music depart ment Monday. The program will follow a dessert luncheon at noon. OIL REQUIRES COLD If vou don't have some other cold, dry place to tore a bottle or can of olive oil, put lt in your refrigerator. The oil will solid ify, but if it It placed at room temperature a short time before it Is to be used, it wilt melt Inside TV Old Jokes, New Sincerity Of Announcers Gall Critic BV EVE STARR Spcclil Writer. The Oreionlin HOLLYWOOD We're Agin": Jokes that have been worked over more than ten times and that goes tor Godfrey and his "humility". . . . Stars that push the commer cials . . . The pseudo-sincerity of announcers , . . Weeping contestantswho mr wn hn: nHtrii-inc Trnnsf- itv nf philri nor- Eve Starr formers . . . Dogs who talk, and actors who bark. Phrases such ns "look who's here," and "the one and dVily" . . . Well-publicized "surprise awards on TV . . . People who knock all TV shows and tune in only to heckle so they say. Critic's Corner: Sure it's over done, but ABC's "Pride of the Family" isn't designed to be a documentary account of the PTA to Hear Honor Choice In spite of being named as a "Woman of Achievement" by the Portland Quota club (or it may have been this devotion to duty which prompted the choice), Mrs. William Kletzer, cx-national president of the Na tional Congress of Parents and Teachers is carrying her share of speaking dates at founders' day programs planned by Port land PTAs In honor of the parent - teacher organization's birthday this week. Tuesday night she will be guest of the Quotarians at a dinner at Berg's Chalet at which she will be duly honored at its "Woman of Achievement" for 1953. But at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday, just a few hours earlier, she will speak at. the Woodstock PTA's dessert luncheon and founders' day observance. Both Beaumont and Laurel- hurst associations have arranged founders' day programs for Monday at 7:45 p. m. at their schools. At Beaumont, Dr. Don ald W.. Stottler. supervisor of science for the Portland public schools, will talk on the science program in the schools and ore- sent a panel of students who will demonstrate that program. At Laurelhurst where both Its own 31st birthday and the na tional kia birthday, too, will be celebrated, Norman Hamil ton, assistant school superin tendent will be speaker and three ex-presidents, Mrs. A. D. Gildow, Mrs. K. M. Hawke and Mrs. A. J. Petersen, will present a skit depicting highlights in PTA history. Classes to Start Three Red Cross' standard first aid courses, sponsored by PTA groups, will begin this week. A class will meet at the Sellwood school, 8300 S. E. 15th avenue, beginning Monday, with classes each Monday from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Tuesday, a class will Dogin nt the Irvington school, 1320 N. E. Brazee street, with classes each Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Classes at the Atkinson school, 5800 S. E. Division, will start Wednesday and will meet each Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. All three classes are tree ana are. open to the public. No ad vance registration is necessary. Portland Woman Called to Israel Mrs. Henry Sholkoff of Port land is among some 20 women selected by Hadassah, American women's Zionist organization, for a special leadership fellow ship for three weeks in Israel. Mrs. Sholkoff, first Portlander to win the honor, will leave February 25 to attend the mid winter conference of the Hadas sah national board in New York city February 28-March 3. The women will leave for Israel at the close of the conference. This is th first time that the organization has sponsored such a group fellowship, by which Hadassah makes it possible for the outstanding leaders to go to Israel. In previous years, Mra. Sholkoff explained, individual fellowships were awarded. Mrs. Sholkoff is northern Pa cific regional president for Ha dassah. She also teaches at Gabel Country Day school and at Temple Beth Israel Sunday school. PHILCO 24 MR Factory Supervised Strvlc TV WlestemdatesTVr LI 6528 DARRINS tor Upholstering Slipcovers Draperies 703S N. . OliiM II AIM average American family life. It's a caricature with stress on our laughable human weak nesses. Fay Wray, still as much a pleasant eyeful as In her movie days of yore, plays Kat,hie, the housewife, with an insatiable thirst for culture. You know, the clay-modeling, jewelry-making, women's-betterment-clubs vari ety. , ' Husband Paul Hartman puts up a good struggle to keep .up with his telewife, although se cretely his tastes run more to wrestling matches and a fre quent round of pool. Even worse for him, his grown daughter leans heavily toward classical music and his son to Shake speare and violin lessons. Poor pop completely outnumbered! A mild yet entertaining show with good technical work can be taken enjoyed or left and not be missed. They serve a certain need in the average American home they portray. So give them a whirl now and then. You might be pleasantly surprised and you'll never be terribly' dis appointed. Funfare: Schoolmarnr Eve Arden tells about the small boy who told his kindergarten teacher: "Me slept with daddy last night." "No, no," replied the teacher, who believes in cor rect grammar even from the very young: "I slept with daddy last night." "Well," said the child, "you must have come in after I went to sleep." Jack Benny telegags: "That's right I'll be 39 February 14. That means I'll have been in show business 36 years. I was 3 when I started. Three years from now I'm gonna be in a lot of trouble!" Calavo Spices Chicken Salad Chicken salad California has just the different twist that makes this one new and differ ent a buttery-ripe calavo diced into the chicken-celery mixture. You'll agree that no one ingredi ent can add so much to a meat or fish salad as a delicious avo cado. CHICKEN SALAD CALIFORNIA 1 calavo lit cups cubed cooked chicken 1 cup diced celery 1 cup cubed head lettuce Va. cup chopped pimiento 1 thinly sliced green onion teaspoon salt yM cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon lemon juice Lettuce for garnish Cut calavo into halves length wise, remove seed and skin, and cut fruit into cubes. Combine with chicken, celery, lettuce, pimiento, onion and salt.' Blend lightly with, mayonnaise and lemon juice. Serve on lettuce garnished salad plates. Serves 5 to 6. MEMBERS PICKED Members of the nominating committee for the Portland Fed eration of Women's Organiza tions were chosen at its meet ing Saturday at the YWCA. Mrs. Frank Taylor, an ex-president, was appointed by this year's president, Mrs. Earl. Y. Dickensheets; Mrs. W. W. Ga briel and Mrs. J. H. Thomas were elected by the federation board and Mrs. William Kletzer and Mrs. E. E. Trahan were elected by the delegate body. The committee will report in March, election will be in April and installation in May at the federation's annual luncheon. 11 onhInnel 1 greatest 1 DRAMA X "Old Man Par" V Featuring Bobby Jontf t 6:45 "sTUD"ib"oNi 7 "Htrman Camt by tombtr" 7:00 "theater""" X "'opo It All" 10:00 By Jolita St Valentine Pariy Theme BY GWLADYS BOWEN oclclr- Editor. The reionlul Portlanders were busy last week with a variety of enter tainment, winding up with nu merous valentine parties. And the schedule will continue this week with several clubs plan ning gatherings. Women of the Portland Yacht club will hold a "patriotic" card party and luncheon Tuesday at the clubhouse on Marine drive Mrs. Charle& Nelson, chair man, will be assisted by Mrs. Steve Vranson, Mrs. L. C. Jones, Mrs. Cordon Ries, Mrs. Lyle Keelcr, Mrs. McKee Smith, Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Art James, Mrs. Glenn Elliott, Mrs. Jalmar Johnson, Mrs. George Walter and Mrs. Floyd Smith. The program will include a demonstration 01 nower ar ranging. The February bridge luncheon for women of Multnomah Ath letic club is planned for Tues day In the main lounge of the clubhouse. It will feature a Washington birthday theme, ac cording to Mrs. Arthur R. Tay lor, who will be in charge of arrangements. Selvage Aid" To Towels Selvage edges are the key to towel construction, according to research technicians at the American Institute of Laun dering. For best service, select towels with selvage edges in which each width yarn goes to the outside edge and passes around the length yarn. Hems should be on the straight of the material with adequate turn-under allow ance and securely fastened ends. They should be Jock-stitched, leaving no raw edges. To test terry towels for long wear, hold them up to the light If tiny points of light show through, the towel has a close, even weave and will give good service. If patches of light show through, the towel is loosely woven and will not wear well. Close, large, loosely twisted and thickly packed loops mean that a towel will be absorbent and will give good service. In the deep-color towels check the labels for color fastness. Group Meets Set Mrs. Molly Lyons Bar David's book, "My Promised Land," will be reviewed by Mrs. Norman Nemer at a 1 p. m. meeting Tuesday of the Louis D. Brandeis group of the Port land chapter of Hadassah. The meeting will be at the Jewish Community center. Mrs. Robert Dusenberry will speak on "Civil Rights" before the Hanna Se nesch group Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Alec Grad. INSTALLATION DUE Mrs. Lillie Watt will be in stalled Tuesday as president of the Past Presidents' club of Lincoln-Garfield Woman's Relief corps at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. Caroline Rilea, 411 S. E. Francis street. Vice president is Mrs. Ruth Foss and the secretary treasurer is Mrs. Una Cummins. if PORK CHOPS and Ortgon't Sumbtr I Tettviiion Station 88 1 POTATO l( CASSEROLE 1 Monday's Guest CM II I MAYOR II Barbara Angell Monday thru Friday j I at 10:30 a. m. J ARCtoOpen In a move lo acquaint fam ilies of new military personnel with Red Crost service, tne Portland - Multnomah chapter will inaugurate a new family service this week, Mrs. fc. Don ald Mains, Tiome service chair man, has announced. Under the plan, families of newly inducted and enlisted rjersonnel will be visited by Red Cross volunteers to acquaint them with social service availa ble to them through the Red Cross home service department as well as proceuuiej, h-iuiuik to various government benefits. Volunteers Get Training During the past month volun teer social welfare aides have received intensive training both in home service policy and pro cedures and in questions of eli gibility for various governmen tal services. . The group, which is under direction of Mrs. Ben Ettelson, chairman, includes: Mrs. William J. Banks, Mrs. J. Boyarsky, Mrs. Forrest J. Col. lins, Mrs. V. A. Daniels, Mrs. Calvin M. Kmeis, Mrs. Ray H. Glasslev, Mrs. Mel Goodin, Mrs. Harry S. Hill, Mrs. Charles F. Kugel, Miss Louise Linthieum, Far Your titarett Thrtltwau Start Call E , Look at These First of the Week Sp Cnrnnlion Evniioraleil lUCj Danny Boy Broken lAAilk M Slu imp 3 Pork Loin Roasl Spareribs Fresh Country Qc Style 37 lb. firecn Tug Mixed Pleee Bartleft Pears Tnalewell Slice, or Halve 303 i Cling Peaches 0 1 A W,",'" I SwWMi, I Poper , Paper I foviels HapkiK Swnnson's Tender Delicious 4 Boned Chicken 5-ox. Tin i Try Twin, Svonmn'l M Chicken Spread sn. ij U. S. No. 1 Large Siie Calavos 2fo,29c Loma Linda Gravy Quik 16e Pkg. For CUontr Waih.i Ivory Flakes pK:30c:69c on Camay Toilet Jfouft 325' Mrs. A. F. Roth. . Smith M. UrnN Mis Leslie; Tooa T TrepaTrs! W. G. ANSTEY I ij W. Aid., " Storage and fwu.rar, Remodeling i FORTLAND, OUUll' ' 5-oz. Loin or Rib End 2i-3-lb. fj Average . Beef Live Young and I th Tender 17 i 22 Tin h POTATOES Snow White Hw Cauliflower Each 19', Upton's Nooai or - Soup Mix -- TmiM 3T3o" Far Flurflw W" I . CmaW IVOI V JIIV Lqe. AC GtZ rPnCa"S Wl RESMVI THI MOjHT TO LIMIT 3 wf-ffiar .wTWPnai ir
