Sonoma West Times and News from Sebastopol, California • 3

I-. f-'f PAGE THBEX THE SEVASTOPOL TIMES, SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1941 APPLE SHOW GOES ON THE AIR Holme Addresses fleers. Captain Harry; CJodfelter. and Mel Scott of the Sonoma county high- way Inspector Elmer Stlen-myer of the California highway trol and many other. LOCAL OFFICERS -----AT FBI CONFAB I INj SAN RAFAEL Practical 'ways of combatting sab-jotagfc aid espionage and internal se- On Cold Storage cufity matter was the keynote of the quarterly conference between local law enforcement agencies and the Federal Bureau -of Investigation held, at Sah RafaerTuesday and at-! tended by Chief of Police E.

J. Fos- Charles Holme, manager of the Se-basWpol Cold Storage (eft Saturn-day for Omaha, Nebraska, where he attending the National Frozen 61 Foods Lockers Association 'conven-. Hon. 1 I Holme accepted an invitation to address the convention upon the pos ter and Officer James Morris of I this ctty.V -r i conference was attended by police chiefs from San Itafael-and MillValley; the sheriff of Marin county, officers from ilton Field, fish and game patrol of- sibilities of developing reglonaTside- lines of frozen foods and exchange methods among frozen-food locker" FY US' agencies. His work here in develop MACHINERY DRIVES See Us for V-Belt, Flat-Belt, Gear-Driven or Direct-to-Motor Shaft Drives MARK ILINES WELDING SHOP 5 Street Santa Rost TELEPHONE 194 ing the frozen cider and berry products produced locally" has attracted wide attention; While in the" midwest and onrvtheeturntrlpTIolme planned to make-Inspection tours of out I GAMER'S GLOVES APRONS 1 standing cold storage plantar Supplies for .00 Drier-Workers r-A by the manufartnrer forahy Corn or Cailous GREAT' i CHRISTOPHER.

Corn Salve canno- remove. It never fails. 36c at Geo. Pease Drug Store, 104 Main Street Sebastopol, California. I RUGGLES VARIETY STORE 121- Santa Rosa Sebastopol 5- Bankers Hay O.

Kelly and George Bech stand by while KSFOer Fenger, tie loosened and collar unbuttoned, says "o-o-o-o-o" to start off hi Farm Joufifal of the Air program from the exhibit tent at the Apple Show. Kelly and Bech were interviewed. In the backgroundLis the exhibit of the Sebastopol Post American' Legion, a first prize -Tmes Photo Tomato Juice SUXVT DAWN 8 can 46-oz can 15c (JiorAI Three San Francisco Artists HOW TO BUILD Start Farm-Arts Workshop 1 WAFERS WHEAT TOAST Loose "Wile TO S. P. HOSPITAL Benjamin Posner," who had been confined at Palm Drive hospital, was' transferred to Dante hospital IU San I A new venture in the art world is beingstarted near Sebastopol.

Three' 1-lb carton iMAYOR SWEETNAM INVITED TO DISPLAY OFIILITARY MIGHT A HEALTHIER FAMILY New and surprising facts on the vast im portance of all about calories how to help build a healthier, stronger America. Get your enrollment-coupon at your neighbor, hood SAFEWAY for the 10 easy, workable, pinom-aliztd lessons-by-mail of "KITCHEN COURSE IN NUTRITION" by our Homemakc Bureau. 5an -Francisco artists recently- began building what they hope will develop into a gathering spot for-workers'ln creative arts 'and craftsj where the public may be instructed in skills such as woodcarying, decorative painting, furniture-making and up- Francisco late last week. WEEK EX1) HERE Miss Evelyn Ballard, of SanRa-fael, and her fiance, Ben Kingweli, Of Letterman hospital, San Francis-co, spent the week end here at the "William Kingweli home. Mayor A.

P. Sweethamf this city is among central and northern California mayors invited by Mayor An-gelo Kossi of San Francisco to at GRAPEFRUIT JUICE t. TOWN HOUSE 2 ran 47-oa can tend what is termed "the mightiest bolstering and metal work Bernard Zakheim and his wife, McDOXELL GRANDSON Mrs. Ivy McDonell is welcoming a Phyllis Wrightson, have purchased a military display since World War San Francisco's-National Defense Pageant, October 4 and 5, in the bay city. Rossi disclosed this week that he has invited the chief executives of San Francisco's neighboring communities to sit In the reviewing stand Cigarettes ten-acre ranch on Route 1, Box 176, which they have named "Farm-Arts Orchard and Workshop." Max Bro-eske, San Francisco designer and craftsman, recently joined the two painters in the venture which la at-i KOOL Pkg.

AIRWAY COFFEE 'Z 2-lb Fresh Roasted and Ground EDWARDS COFFEE 1-lb Vacuum Pack Cans 33c 49' 25c 2-n, 49 or 3 for 41c for a night parade next Friday eve- trading Interest from San Francisco Brown Derby BEER ll-oz Bteinies 12-oz cans ning, to be his guests at lunch atH art lovers, manyi)f whom are ex- 1-lb MJ.B. COFFEE Vacuum Pack Cans 29c 2-lb 56 San Francisco's exclusive Bohemian Club next Saturday, and to attend the 1 St. Marys-Moffett Field football game that 8ameafternoon at Kezar Stadium. new grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Kermit Korn, of pakland. The child was born earlier this, month and has been named Roger Allen. Mrs. Korn, the former Miss Jean McDonell, is well-known here having attended 'local schools and at one time' was kindergarten teacher In this city. The child is the first for the.Korns.

ACTIVE IN U. C. Miss Shirley William, of this city, a enior at U. C-, Is serving as historian for Phrateres, a national women's social organization, a report from the University said this week. Miss Williams, a member of Alpha XI Delta sorority, is also worklngon the women's, staff of the California Engineer, a campus engineering -AT APPLE SHOW -Mrsr Swarts, former local resident and of a paint storejwas here for the Apple Show when old acqnaintances.

C1 lIVORY FLAKES 7 jl large carton 4m SALAD OIL qt May-day LOCAL BOY'S FINISH CAA TRAINING IVORY SNOW ctn 91 4 CORN otymte 3 Country Home LIFEBUOY 3for 7( regular bars A pected to visit the workshop. Zakheim has placed murals in several bay city buildings, among them the Coit tower and U. C. Hospital. He was recently awarded the Artists Fund prize at the San Francisco Museum and has exhibited his easel paintings often.

Mrs. Zakheim has exhibited water-colors and oil paintings at many bay region shows, the Worlds Fair on Treasure Island and San Francisco Museum of Art. She has been a teacher of art in both public and private schools. Several of her works are belnghowrTln Worths Drug Store window this week. Broeske Is' alsointerested in de-slgning and building adobe houses, and has expressed the view that Sebastopol is perfectly suited to such building.

Three "Sebastopol youths completed training in the CAA course given jointly by the Santa Rosa junior college "and the government at Santa Rosa recently. They were Edward Lane, E. Best and Lawrence A. Graham. All Jhree were in the secondary training course WHITE KING 5 for MARSHMALLOWS Toilet Soap-regular bars package pint can qt can f- WESSON OIL CC A Cc Seven primary students completed the-work andtlviSother youths -in SUced Beets 3 for OC the secondary class passed the ex Highway a can OLD DUTCH 3 for Ac Cleanser-will not scratch 4 RAISINS l-lbbagOric Seedless MJ CATSUP bottle 1 Ac Red Hill 14-oz.

1U aminations satisfactorily and were given licenses to pilot commercial ships. MJ.il. KICK Ctn. 1 OC 18' S. R.

AUTO SALESMAN" TO BE ATTENDANT AT TEXACO STATION Jack Briggs, popular used auto-TOoblleLsalesman -from Santa- Rosar will be attendant at the Texaco a 2-m New classes in both primary and PEAS 2 can Qc H. 0. Oats 3-tb ctn. 9 Quick or egnlar secondary wbrYTbegan on the campus JELLO 3 pkgs. At Assorted or Paddings Lrt Gardenside Monday last week with ten students in each group.

1. EXTRACTS 4-oz btl. Qc String Beans 3 for 0 Cc DOG FOOD 6 cans 9 Rtrongheart 4 MO Westag Vanilla Gardenside 2 can mJ Torn Flakes 3 for CLEANSER 3 cans Ai Snnbrlte regular size XTT PRUNES 4-Ib pkg, 1 Qc. Luhman Process i Albem 8 on. carton Xt Service Station in Sebastopol, it was announced this week.

The station, recently purchased from Ernest "Buck. Rose by Mrs. Mae Brfggs, will conducted along ilmllar lines asTt has bees in the past, according an announcement lln this issue. Ben Smith will be retained' as as- sfstant to- Briggs. The station will remain tthe head- www vw H1 rr NATIONAL DEFENSE STAMPS May Be Bought at Safeway Stores: SAFEWAY MEATS mnr.

i HEINZ 4 -o can 6 -oz can. AH32S br.20c-325c j. xr are rssenuai I Or jne normal ThemUhfz grvwth- OfrfWlfhVt Uit jour ucaU includn a proper amount of meat the food that Is chock full of FOOD lines. Awortcd Strained Chopped per PORK ROAST esh Picnic KETCHUP bottle HEINZ 14-qi VINEGAR HEINZ White or Oder ewT W. ii per IbQi VEAL ROAST Crown StyleMilk Fed GO TO A jJxtoi-l RUMP ROAST Choice Cut Steer Beef per lb 2gc SN0 COLA 6 2SC: 12-oa bottle per lb 2Qc POT ROAST Meaty Cat of Shoulder MORETLAND SOLD TO BAY RESIDENTS At least two more Sebastopol ranches were sold to residents of.

the San Francisco bay are' this week. H. B. Scndder reported the sale of the EliatJ. Leach improved chicken ranch south of Sebastopol to Mr.

and Mrs. S. IL Clennell of San Francisco, and the sal, of the Winnie jrhiele ranch west, of town to Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Altaian of Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Clennel plan to -make extensive improvements on their plagebefor making It their home.

The Altminl 'also plan Improvements during the next few years before moving here after Mr. Altman's retirement. WIENRS 82-os bottle 8 for23c Ib 2c Pureta Bkineless It waTall right for grandma to make patch- PEANUT BUTTER REAL ROAST 2n Jar Ci j)0 ROUND STEAK per lb IJc Cot Any Thickness aJTC Any per SUCED BACON Center Cnt Eastern Cored f27 soup 4frfloc: RANCHO'S Assorted VarieUes sf work quilts of filler and scraps. She had so much leisure, and a quilt was a costly Today's women are busy, in careers, in defense, in social service; and stores have such handsome comforters at modest cost, it would be wasteful to make one MODERN laundry service is economical saving you time, effort, and in the long run. money.

PHONE 288 for service to begin I VEAL CHOPS per lb Large Rib Shoulder Cnt 25' (Except Mushroom or Chicken Noodle)' 10 can SEE OUR FRESH DISPLAY Halibut Fillet Sole Oyster Salmon beepSeaCod SURF FISH Ib 25c KLEENEX 2 for2j Cleansing Tissue 200 size 9 5 I.