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T 10 Th News-Review, 'if CAT'S FUR Shaggy-dog stories aren't always true, but this shaggy cat is the real thing in Dallas, Tex. Possess ing a full and fluffy coat that rivals a lion's mane, the rare Burmese cat strikes a regal pose during a local cat show. ' ' n i in m mill m ii nil mmr y- ' ' i r-"Kjl ' "n i yi rmriTT -r-mi mn i xmwammmwMmimm fiif u wrti wwiiiMinia jm wii iifatisiiii irTtffiMrti mrtnn i 'r.-a.tjr ...m .. v. new .wi-jm. , m i y m v Yon ca I la Pair Sells Home By MRS. GEORGE EOES Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips have sold their home in West Park AAJiH in Vnusll. in Ml BnH lUUUH'll, III IUUVOUB M (.. ..u Mrs. Dallas Bragg. The Phillips u .1 .:(.. ... MRj I. Bisu sola men lumuuic aim usvc moved to Riverside, Calif., to make ineir name, ut.u. cn Mrs. Irene Sparks is visiting her son ana lamuy in roruana ior couple of weeks. Mrs. Tillie Whitman was taken to the tuberculosis hospital, Salem, Wade Crow is recuperating at nis nome auer a major operation at Sacred Heart Hospital, Eugene. U fm tvtilt Pnntin. BtlAnilnfl an executive meeting of the Women's Society ol cnrisuan service ai r-u-gene recently. ' Mrs. Marion Swanson of Los An geles, Calif., came last week and took her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller, to Silverton, where her father will receive medical treatment. Audrey and Teresa Morin are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Bill Todd, in Florence for a few days. . . Conference Attended Mrs. Dan Russell, leader of the Yoncalla Jr. Livestock Club, at tended the recent Oregon 4-H club leaders' conference in Corvallis. International Farm Youth Ex change students at Oregon State College. Some told of the countries they had visited and the 1961 stu dents told of the countries they will visit this summer. Umpqua Unit Plans Tailoring Lesson The Umpqua Home Extension Unit will meet at the Calapooia Clubhouse Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. for a tailoring lesson, reports Edith Dunn, correspondent. Mrs. Robert Sharp and M r a, Harlan Haines will serve as in structors for the lesson. A knit ting lesson will be offered to those ladies not taking the tailoring course. A potluck lunch will be served at noon. Program planning will take place. Class T Mm! The Ladies Bible Class of the Oakland Community Presbyterian Church will meet it the home of Mrs. Neil Burpee Friday at 2 p.m. Miss Barbara Early, a student at the University of Oregon, Eu gene spent the past weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Early. Miss Dernaris Clutch and Lee Sanderson of Medford were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulte. Miss Clutch and Mrs. Schulze are on the committee for the educational workshop of Epst Ion Sigma Alpha to be held at Coos Bay in April. Mr. and Mrs. James Runge and family drove to Portland recently with Mrs. Rungc's mother, Mrs. Margaret Trochelman, who took a jet airliner for Chicago, HI. Mrs. Trochelman has spent the past two months with her daughter in Oak land. Benedict Will Introduce County Option Time Bill SALEM fAP) A bill to let each county decide for itself whether it wants daylight saving time will be introduced by Rep. Ed Benedict, D-Portland. Benedict made his announce ment at a House Planning and Development Committee meeting on a memorial which would ask Congress to put the whole coun try on standard time each sum mer, as well as the rest of the year. The voters rejected last Novem ber a bill to have daylight sav ing time each summer, while a similar measure was approved in Washington. California has had daylight saving time for several years. Renedirt hopes that by his local option plan, Multnomah County would have daylight time to con form with Washington. y Fruits Vegetables . POTATOES U. Si No. 2 Deschutes Russet 50 lb. Bag Red Ripe Tomatoes ...:n.19c Artichokes Add variety to winter meals 3 for 29 - liw"wyip.ijpii i. m 1 1 mb iji in mi , mmn si i-w,MiiiipijpaB iiiM rtf Z4 V mm s mmm mtm STORE-WIPB SAUS EVENT-SPECIAL LOW PRICES! HUNTS TOMATO CATSUP i,.,...e 671.00 HUNTS CHILI SAUCE 51,00 HUNTS TOMATO PASTE u,,rm 61.00 HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE N..3oorin 71.00 HUNTS SPINACH No. 300 Tin 81.00 HUNTS PEAR HALVES ..,,,... 31.00 HUNTS TOMATOES i Stewed or solid pack, No. 300 Tin 61.00 HUNTS TOMATO JUICE 51.00 HUNTS TOMATd PASTE 6. t , 101.00 HUNTS SOLID PACK TOMATOES , , 4 1.00 HUNTS FRUIT COCKTAIL 51.00 HUNTS PEACHES Yellow cling, halves or slices, Vt tins 41.00 ' . Swansdown CAKE MIXES JL1J All varieties except ongcl food. f.tTT A Family Favorite 39c ' Creamy . Minute Mashed Potatoes MINUTE RICE Economy size 13T ox. Minute Mashed Potatoes 8 Servings 7 'a ox. pkg. 259c Snack 12-oz. Tin 397c UrT rfltlljl Blue Mountain, Chicken & Liver, Meat Stew, Super U 1 fj I I WlJ Meat, Extra bargains at demonstration Fri.-Sat. " FLOUR occident,A,iPUp,So 10ib bOg65c LUNCHEON MEAT SALAD OIL whi, c0P ................ ou.,,B.,,.e35c INSTANT COFFEE 69 TOILET TISSUE 41.00 SHORTENING HANDY ANDY Household Cleaner Pint Bottle 29( APPLESAUCE SAUCE MIX Creamflake 3-lb. Tin 49C North Coast 303 Tin 1099c 229' Shillings, Spaghetti or Chili Seasoning . Pk9-i Z chunk tuna ise? 489 effect thru Saturday, m N00DLER0NI .Zt:. 49c other prices good rnru jun., reo. I. Ul IIAI I Ik LI b 1 1 lUllllf ,np Uqt.sixt Q7" We reserve the right to limit quantities. No Sales to deolcrs. POWDERED MILK MAYONNAISE Drivt N Savt Brand Qt. jar . 39c KRAUT 4 MEADOWBROOK MILK '1P;189'
