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Thur,, April 30, 1959 The News-Review, Roseburg, Of. t MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 6 or. JAR YOUR CHOICE REG. or DRIP 2 ibs. 1 .39 iiiffg THE SOAP FOR YOUR J!Mr utu AUTOMATIC (&T GIANT PKG. HtWI NC GUM 3pkg 10ceortOB 59c WHITE KING D POWDER, giant pkg. . . 72c rAkiriV RADC ?3c R7c WAitKauricwtKmieivingianipRg.Hjt LAM U I DMi3six 3 bar. carton O ' WHITE KING CLEANSER, reo. tin . . 2 for 33c PA or Velvet Tobacco 1.09. white king liquid, 22-01. tin 65c iG PPLESAUCE Parkdale, No. 2Vi tin 5 2 99' AUTLETT PEAKS 499 DEM PEAS CUT GREEN BEANS Tang Salad Dressing PEANUT OIL HEINZ KETCHUP Overlook, No. 303 tin 3s29e Orterbrook, fl 2 No. 303 tin W " Assss f Mjk L J . J Always serve doubly-trath Qu.y BLUEBELL TO lEpSL Trlpl. I 1VV lg Jcj Planters, Vi gallon 14-or. bottle 3 JUST CAN'T BEAT NIELSEN'S MEAT OPEN NIGHTLY 'TIL 9 P.M. Sundays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ste-FREE rk Free FAMOUS BAR "S" Holiday i l MS Lor MIS pkini link LB. k Won ISoasf .u 5 Local Red Cross Sets Safety Films ST" i ff? i ? fi in . in hi ji inif Tho Douulas County chanter o( the American Red Cross will hold water safety program Monday, May 4, and Monday, May 11, at the Douglas County Courthouse audi torium at 7:30 p.m. The nronram will Include films on water safety, prepared by the Ked cross. May 4, two turns wm be shown, "Learning How to Swim" and "Fundamentals of Swimming." May 11, three films, "Skilled Swimming," "It's Fun to Swim" and "Oars and Paddles," are scheduled. Tho programs are open to the public, particularly to children planning to participate In the Red Cross program this June, with ne) admission charge set. . easy seafood Creole Flavorful Seafood Creole Leaves Time For Fun! Easy seafood Creole Is a jiffy dish indeed, for by using pre-cooked rice one can make the whole thing in 10 minutes! There's plenty of latitude in the kind of fish to use, too, so one can make it to suit the family's tooth. 1 - M SB ' ' " XHN.?. ... r.-T? l j '5jjggjg(s Sutherlin PTA Slates Banquet By SUE SIKSTROM At the April meeting of Suther Un PTA, it was decided that the annual Family Banquet will be held Saturday. May 9. at 5:30 p.m. with Mrs. George Enlow as gen eral chairman. Proceeds from this year's af fair will go to the local scholar ship fund. - Winners of the recent health and safety poster contest have been announced as follows: Interme diate Division, fourth through sixth grade, Bobby Adams, first; Teresa Bird, second, and David Sikstrom, third. In the Drlmary division, Lydla Cantrell won first for the first through the third grade section; Julia Wilson, second, and Dawn Frost, third. Winning Dostcrs will go to the Douelas County Council for judg ing May 9. The best posters from tha srouD will eo to the state. The county winners will, bo displayed at the fair. New officers attending the state convention in Corvallis Tuesday and Wednesday were Mrs. Lila Mansfield, president, and Mrs. Flora Tavlor. first vice president. Several delegates also went for one day. Leland Linn, superintendent, has been reminding everyone of the school election May 4. Tuna fish is tasty as Is crab, shrimp or salmon; or any flaked leftover cooked fish can be used. For special service, spoon some fluffy rice into individual casse roles or shells, top wun seaiooa Creole, sprinkle with chopped fresh parsley and it's fancy enough lor a party! Easy Seafood Creole (Makes 4 to i servings) 2 cups seafood 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 1 can (10W ounces) condensed cream of tomato soup in End Cuts Cascade Oregon Brand Shank Half or Whole Bone In. lb F ess IFrairab Fancy Swift's Premium il SHORT RIBS OF BEEF Hormel's All Meat PACKAGE OF 12 pkg;. 9 Winston-Dillard Couple Sell Home By MRS. TED PETERSON Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearby Masters, Winston-Dillard residents, have ;old their home and acreage in Winston Section to Mr. and Mrs. Rnlnh l.vneh of Baker. The Masters plan to vacate their property by May 1 and visit a month with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, George W. Bacher, and son, Bryce, in Grants Pass. Both families will then move to Yucalpa, Calif., for permanent residence, rne uacners are leacn- era in the Grants Pass bchool sys tem. and will accent teaching con tracts for the coming school year in the vicinity of Yucaipa. Nick Laurance. student at Doug las Hleh. has returned home from Portland after spending a weekend at a state rifle match. Laurance was one of 33 boys traveling to the National Kille Assn. ot America. The group is sponsored by the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club. The three eighth grade rooms at Douglas High School are plan ning an end-of-the-year picnic for May 28 at Umpqua Park. Bert Laurance, Douglas County treasurer, spent several days last week at the University of Oregon attending the Oregon Finance Assn.'s annual school. Mrs. Robert Adams was absent last week from her teaching posi tion at DUlard Elementary School. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Franklin have returned to Winston to make their home after spending the past . . . i .!.! , : i, ipw niunuis resiuinu 111 ivuuuiiijs, Calif. Hormel's Pure Pork PACKAGE OF 12 pkg. Mine Operator Quits WHITESBURG, Ky. (AP) -Mine guards exchanged about 200 rifle shots with hidden gunmen firing into a non-union coal opera tion near here before dawn today. No injuries were reported. Mine operator Jack Blair said "I am closing down the operation and lnsvinff the country. "t can't stand it anymore," he said. 3 OPEN NITELY 'TIL 9 Sundays 9 til 7 l . .... , .1 - ... !. ui groctry pnevs in thii ... 'through Sunday, May J. Mtf en rM pno food thru Sot. only. W rtMnr the right to Suit. 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