BEEF CHUCK ROAST
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U. S. Good & Choice. Eost
ern groin-fed iteer beef.
Tender and flavorful. Well
oven trimmed.
SWT .49!
55'
Round
Bone Cut
lb.
FRESH GROUND BEEF
Mode from lean tender
beef. Always strictly fresh.
Packed in neat, easy to
store packogos.
lb
E-U5
ROUND
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TEAK xlf
The favorite All American Beef Steak. Fed for flavor, pro
perly aged for tenderness. Cut thin for pan, or "Chicken
Fried", or thick for Swiss tteak.
Full or half cuts, Bone-in.
Treat the family to a Cood
Old Fashioned Steak Din
ner.
IbJ
Boneless Heel Pot Roast
U. S. Choice, lean tender wholesome meat. With
flavor. For a good, economical meol. ... -- -
Meaty sides of Eoitern grain-fed park. Bake or barbecue.
Alwoys a treat. Makes a real tasty meol. - lb.
Spare Ribs
Meaty sides
Alwoys a trei
Canadian Style Bacon
Hormel't Eastern sugar cured. All lean tender meat, cured to
taste like ham. 5-7 lb. avg. By the piece, half or whole, lb.
Bacon Ends and Pieces
Swift's sliced, fin for seasoning or chop and cook with
scrambled e.ggs. .. - - lb. pkg.
I
,b' 69c
CCc
89'
291
Boneless Rump Roast
U. S. Choice, Eastern groin fed steer beef. All surplus fat re
moved. Solid lean tender meat, no waste, fully oven ready, lb.
Fully Cooked Hams
Swift's Hostess Brand, boneless, all surplus fat and skin
removed. Just the lean tender ham, no waste. Easy to pre
pare. Full holf or whole lb.
Sliced Bacon
79'
89
Norblad's Campaign
I Cost More Than
That Of Opponent
SALEM (AP) The primary
I flection campaign of Rep. Waller
! .Norblad coil $12,875, while that of
his opponent, I'hilip S. Hitchcock,
cost S10.734, the slate Elections
Division reported Tuesday.
Norblad defeated Hitchcock or
Republican renominalion.
Ally. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton,
who won the Democratic nomina
tion for Norblad position, re
ported spending $707, while hil
opponent, Don Melheny, spent
S377.
Supreme Court Justice (ieorge
Rossman s successful relectinn
campaign cost $10, WU. His oppo
nent. Jason Lee, had expense! ot
$6,250.
Supreme Court Justice ftordnn
Sloan's expenses were $6,677. His
opponents were Senate President
Boyd Uverhulse. who spent J3.0R6;
and Samuel M. Bowe, Grants
Pass lawyer, $2,579.
In the Republican contest for
Congress in the 3rd District (Mult
nomah County) John Johnston had
expenses of $2,476 to win the
nomination His opponents were
Richard Hill, who spent $250, and
George Altvater, $361.
I Other expense totals:
! 2nd District Congress Rep. Al
1 1'llman ID), $251; and Marion T.
! Weatherford (R), $3,898. Both
were unopposed.
3rd District Rrp. Kdith Green
I (Dl. unopposed, nothing.
! 4lh District Rep. Charles O.
; Porter (D), $15; Paul E. Geddes
(R), $429. Both were unopposed.
Armour's Banner, well
rich, smoky flavor. .
streaked with lean, r
Lb. cello pkg.JOC
2
pkgs.
1 1 H Foreign Policy
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Former
New York banker James P. War
burg said Wednesday U.S. foreign
policy is bankrupt "and its bank
ruptcy endangers ... the survival
of civilized lite upon this planet."
He called for a drastic overhaul
of the nation's foreign policy and
strongly urged negotiations with
Russia "to achieve disengagement
in all major areas of potential con
flict." Warburg, author of several
books on foreign policy and a stu
dent of German affairs, expressed
, uiri views in a statement on U.S.
policy in Europe prepared for a
hearing of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee.
C Among other things, he urged
adoption of a firm American pol
icy with respect to what he called
"french intransigence in North
Africa.
He advocated a reunited Ger
many neutralized under the United
iiauuns.
He said "a mutual uiikrt,-.,..i
of foreign troops would create the
im, conditions in which German
reunification could reasonably be
expected to come about.
"The withdrawal of Soviet coer
cive power would almost certainly
i i'ic r.msi uerman loramu-
jnist regime."
CI After that, he said, "a drawing
together of the two German stales
would be inevitable."
First Presbyterian
Bible School Set
Vacation Bible school will begin
June 16, at the First Presbyterian
Church and end June 27
Classes will be held for students
from four to 12 years, or throuith
the sixth grade. Theme for the
school this year is, "Jesus Christ."
and classes will be from to 11 30
a.m.
Special handcraft for all ages
S . . .1 felur of I" school wiih
Earl Ullrich as special instructor
for the upper grades.
A special program will be pre
sented at the church June 2 at
7:30 p.m. by all the classes as a
climax to this years program. Par
ents and friends are invited to at-
ienn uiis special event.
Mrs. Ralph Patterson is super,
intendent of this years vacation
Bible school and announrei that
students not previously registered
re welcome to do so June in at
m. at the church social hall.
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Signs Of Recession's
End Cited To Bankers
EUGENE (AP) The recession
will probably not be long nor se
rious because of the souod finan
cial condition of the nation's
banks.
This was the view of the vice
president of the American Bank-
i ers Assn. at the opening session
I of the 53rd annual convention of
Oregon Bankers Assn. here
week.
l ee P. Miller, Louisville, Kv ,
id that in the past depression
hanks were in poor condition, hut
'their stability today "is a positive
fore for recovery."
He saw as signs that the rur
' rent downturn is leveling off, the
j optimistic tone of the stock
I market, and the improved balance
! between supply and demand in
the industries most atlected.
Abraham Lincoln mother died
in a wilderness. He wslked mane
miles to bring a minister to preach
her funeral sermon.
Hi Neighbor . . .
I'm rijhf sack with y.u. The Puttie
Utilities Cemmitue will note e eub
llc haarine lit the ctcil chambers
f tha rteMbura City Hall, Wednat
imy, June II at 10 a.m. r dater
mine vhathar Illia Caba la fa be
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the 3 mila radius at Rataburf. I
aaad YOU at thii meetina. Yau ca
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-et, in the valla aaat at yauf
talaahene diractarr. Call ua whan
yau aaad cab service.
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