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6 The Nwi-Reviow, Roieburg, Ore. Fri., Oct. 21, 1955 Pork Reported No. 1 Buy This Week In Food Stores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pork is the No. 1 luy in meat this week. It's available in food stores and supermarkets from coast to coast at bargain-basement prices. Lateir Creations in CARPETS DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet Store In Town" 566 W. Oak OR 3-6123 Roast loin of pork heads the list of weekend .specials in many mar kets and if you want to serve it with homemade applesauce, you'll find apples cheap and plentiful also. For this is "National Apple Week," an annual sales promo tion event limed to coincide with the peak harvest season. Smoked ham is another featured item on meat counters this week. Beef rib roasts and sirloin steaks are moderately priced, as is shoulder of veal. Frying chickens are a little higher in price in some cities, reflecting higher quotations at wholesale, but still constitute an excellent buy. Retail prices in the weeks ahead are expected to move up. Potatoes and onions are again the "outstanding" buys in produce the quality for most types is bet ter than usual for this time of: year. ' Idaho, Washington, Oregon and ! California varieties are highly pop-1 ular everywhere except in eastern markets. Cahbaue. cauliflower, lettuce and greens are plentiful and moder atelv priced in most parts of the country. Also listed as good buys LOOK AT THIS OCTOBER SPECIAL! THIS IS A THRIFTY CHRISTMAS GIFT BUY! FOUR BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS FOR ONLY $7.95 From ony finished negative in our existing tiles. i This Christmas give the gift that will be long-remembered and appreciated your photograph! If you have a finished portrait negative in our files, this special offer is for you. You'll be delighted with our beautifully finished portraits. Your portraits will be mounted in attractive gift folders. Hurry, take advantage of this special low price for one 8x10 and three 4x5 portraits. Hurry! This offer is good for a limited time only. i This Offer Good Until October 31 ! iiP0 Ml) CAMERA 7H S. E. Jackson Dial 3-8526 We Give S&H Green Stamps With Every Purchase Sutherlin ESA Group Hears Of Holland Trip Beta Kla Chapter. ESA of Suth erlin. held a meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Airs. Lu cille Chriss, with Mrs. Marion YounB. Mrs. Betty Spackman and Mrs. Kleanor lluntoon. as hostess es. Ten members and one guest were present. The guest speaker of the eve ning was Airs. I.eo Johnson, who spoke on the subject "Holland," and showed many pictures that she had taken this summer. After the program, a regular business meeting was held and sev eral matters of business were transacted. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, (Jet. 2li, at the home of Mrs. Marion Young, with Airs. Itetty Spackman and Airs. Kleanor lluntoon, as co-hostesses. This will be a dinner meeting with Dutch fuod. The topic will be Holland. are peppers, egg plants and ruta bagas. High on the list of outstanding produce buys are apples. This is the time for harvesting from the great apple growing valleys of the estimated at 105 million bushels, Pacific Northwest to the Hom stead orchards of Maine. The crop, is of excellent quality for most varieties. Pears are also verv much in season and are available at mod erate prices almost everywhere. Egg prices, still on the uptrend, may start falling again soon. Pro ductionat a record rate in Sep tembermoved still higher this month. Discussion Held At Scotts Valley PTA The Scotts Valley PTA met at the school Monday evening, with ; program chairman Mrs. Lucille Langdon presiding. ! A discussion group led by Dan : Olsen was divided into three j groups. The first group discussed "What is Education? second i group "What Should It Do?" and the third group, "Where Should It Go " Olsen's seventh and eighth grade 1 won the room count and will re Iceive a book for their room. ! The first grade mothers furnish i ed the refreshments. Missionaries From Japan In Sutherlin California People Visit In Carden Valley By AODIE SCHNEIDER Recent visitors at the Hilbert f.ee home were his sister, Airs. Margaret Shaffer of Los Angeles, Calif., and her son, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Billv Nicholas and bnbv of Chico, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Myron T.ehne and Norman and Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. I.ehne went to Grants Pass and .Medford to visit nurseries Wed nesday. Menry Boolh has returned to Eu gene after spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Airs. Ed win Booth. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Norris and Miss Nelda and Kay Deadman at tended Coos County Pomona Grange in Bridge Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fielding returned Saturday from a three day trip to Haines where they vis ited with Fielding's aunt and un cle, Mr. and Airs. Frank Nichols. Wholesale Food Costs Drop Lowest In Five Years NEW Vfirnr in " Wl,,.l.,.,l food costs as measured by Dun 4 Biadstreet fell this week to their lowest level in more than five years. At $6.08, the Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index was the lowest since the $6.04 recorded in the week of June 27, 1950, at the start of the Korean War. The index represents the total cost at wholesale of 31 basic food items. This week's figure com pares with $6.11 the previous week and is 7.7 per cent lower than the $6.95 index for the like week last year. Higher in price this week were lard, cocoa, . steers and lambs. I-ower were flour, wheat, corn, rye. oats, barley, beans, butler, cottonseed oil, hams, peas, eggs and hogs. Pomona Grange Holds lAnnual Sugar Contest The Douglas County Pomona J Grange held us annual sugar con gest at the Roseburg Chamber of I Commerce office Wednesday, i Judges for 'he contest were Mrs. Wanda Alattson, Mrs. Dorothy Rob erts and Miss Jane Gates. There were five granges participating. Those winning prizes were Mrs. Alvin Allen, first on Nectarberries; Esther Pryor, first on tree fruit; Emma Madison, first on Elder berry jelly: Grace Williams, sec ond on Elderberry jelly Mrs. Al len, third on blackberry jelly; Mrs. Ilarlen .Moore, second' on dark cherries, and Lou Cunningham, third on dark cherries. GUESTS AT SMARTY PARTY Karen Alae Amundson and Shar on Ostrander of Roseburg, were guests at the fall Smarty Partv held Monday afternoon on the Southern Oregon College campus. The party is sponsored by the upper-class women's service honor ary, The Robes. Mary Elln llol brouk of Roseburg is president of the group. Other local members arc I.ucile Burbach of Roseburg; Shirley Carstensen of Myrtle Creek, and Pat McNees of Drew. Chrysler Raises Price On New Car Models DETROIT iji Price increases averaging slightly under 6 per cent on its Windsor line and 6.8 per cent on the New Yorker and Imperial lines were announced Wednesday by Chrysler division of Chrysler Corp. On the Windsor line the price advances range from S145 for Ihe Nassau model to S205 for the town and country waon. On the New Yorker series the increases range from $217 on the six passenger sedan to $2-18 on the convertible coupe. The increases range from $276 on Ihe Imperial four door sedan to $300 on the Iwo-door Southamp ton model. IN CHARGE OF SERVICE Women's Alissionary Society will be in eharee of Ihe SnnHuv ..... Mr. and Mrs. Julius Flcenor. I The monthly board meeting was I nin0 cpri'ier. at lha Molrne. f'- missionaries from Japan, were held later in the afternoon. Mr. and j munity Church All families in the guest speakers at the Sutherlin Airs. Don Smith took a group of community are invited to attend Christian Church Sunday morning. young people to a Christian En- The Rev Henry Peck will deliv- ....... "-". , .-.mum uc.wi meeting in nuscuuij. er lne message at 7:30 p.m. nnnr tfill fit inn nif F iitlt me nf tViAii I r ...... , . W 111!.. own son when they first went to Japan. At the morning worship hour, Fleenor gave a report on their mis sionary work. After the close of the service Mr. and Airs. Fleenor, and Mrs. Al lumbough, of the Eugene First Christian Church, were entertain ed at a covered-dish dinner at the church. ELECTED TO COMMITTEE MIAMI BEACH, Fla. lift Mrs. Zylpha Zell Burns, chief clerk o the Oregon Senate, was elected to the executive committee of the Na tional Legislative Conference here Wednesday. It leaves you ifwj breathless 7 mimpff tu qreaitst name ' -VODKA 80 proof Nfideffom 100 grain neutril spirits, Sfe. Pierre Snwnotf FIj. Inc.. Hittford.Gona. It's the all purpose 4-wheel drive truck! 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