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Ihur., April I J, IV6I Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 SNUFF'S FRYERS OREGON GROWN FRESH FRYERS SWIFT PREMIUM LAMB SHOULDER ROAST 37c BLADE CUT CHOPS ,,59c ROUND BONE CHOPS 65 Lamb Shank ib. 25c Breast o Lamb iJQc MORRELL'S DELICIOUS HAMS 4 Ac Butt TTc Center Cut Qftc 47 Portion Ib. J J Slices . Ib. 0 Whole or Shr.nk Half lb. Plump Meaty Whole Birds lb. Cutup Tray Pack Birds Ib. SLICED BACON Thrifty Bar VEAL ROAST Boneless Swift Premium ...... Ib. 59 BEER SALAMI , 69' 8-Foot Wooden Plastic TRELLIS FLOWER VASE instructions. $1.98 value U tZk colors. Reg. 59c. 1 Regular 98c 5.98 Value BATH TOWELS TENNIS SHOES Thick, thirsty Terry Cloth. Low topi, heavy rubber soles. Asst. solid colors. Giant Little boys, big boys and size, 22" x 44" men's sizes. White only. 1 B9' I 2.99 I 30-Callon GARBAGE CAN ;"4.99 Galvanized. C o m p I with cover. Reg. 6.98 Seashore Backers Form State Group PORTLAND (AP) - Backers of the proposal to create an Oregon Dunes national seashore this week organized a statewide organiza tion to boost the proposal. James A. Mount, Portland, was rimed chairman of the croun. which adopted the name Oregon Dunes National Seashore Commit ' tee. A bill lo create the park has been introduced in Congress by Sen. Maurine Neuberger, D-Ore. It would encompass the dunes area between Florence and Reeds port. Dr. Sanford Tepfer of the Uni verslty of Oregon told the group , the designation of the area as a I national park would bring mil I lions of tourist dollars to the state i and make the dunes one of the I nation's prime recreational at tractions. Daniel Burroughs, regional rep resentative of the National Park Service, said that under Park Service Management t h e pro- I posed 35,000-acre park would bo i put into one unit for maximum I development. I Dan Malarkey, former presi. dent of the Oregon Coast Associa tion, urged public support for the proposal. Among members named to the executive committee was Charles Collins, director of parks, Doug las County. Bulk CRASS SEED 5! 89' Drive-N-Savt Special Lawn Mix. 39c Ib. value SPORT SHIRTS Extra Strong SISAL ROPE PEDAL PUSHERS Men's Short Sleeve Asst. sizes 2:2.89 100 ft. coil V" diameter. Reg. 2.00 Asst. sizes, wide asst. to choose from 89 98 1.30 Value DISH CLOTHS 1.00 Reg. 98c 5-Pe. Plastic rm PLACE SETTING 79c PANTS CREASERS " 3i99' 1,98 si rm a THROW RUGS 1.59 Reg. 29e Tuck CELLOPHANE TAPE - 19' 3 Pc. Garden Hand Tool Set Includes Garden Trowel, Garden Fork, Garden Cultivator-- 89c Value Set w wit 1) L n it fat- V v,4 ,V - 4 SmPSHAPE The Mayflower II, replica o the original Pil grim ship, undergoes spring cleaning and painting at the Simpson Shipyard in East Boston, Viewed from astern, the ship displays a tear-drop silhouette as she is readied to -take up her summer station at Plymouth. Local News Plastic 4.98 Value WOMEN'S SHOES 99 Hospital style. Combin ation last, feather walk. White and Elk. Pr. Reg. 59c CHARCOAL PIT Complete with charcool, ;ri!l, magic wick and stand. All you need is match. A9 Cereal Bowls 329c Reg. 54c Alka-Seltzer 2s tablets 39c Lustre-Creme Spray Net Plus tax . Prell Shampoo Reg. 1.00 83c Boys' Sport Shirts Short sleeve 1.39 2Vl Ib. box, Ortho Bug-Getta Pellets 79' Punch 'N Gro Plant Starter Kit 39c 1.9S value Bath Set 2 pc. . 99c Terry Shower Cap 89c Flashlight Batteries Guaranteed 1098 Large size Men's Hankies io,o P(g 99 Girls' Dresses tat dm... '...1.39 Big Buy Stationery 72 ,., . 69' Reg. 2.98 Sponge Speed Mop 1.98 Giant SpOlige Ideal for washing cars 69 Metal Step-On Can 1.79 Mrs. W. F. Forrest and son, Scott, and the former's mother. I Mrs. Henry Pape Sr., of this city spent Tuesday in Eugene visiting relatives ana menus. Mrs. Juanite Troxell, Mrs. Dul- cle Knox and Mrs. Mariorie Mil- len of the Coos Bay area, spent Tuesday in Roseburg working with the Voluntary services department Hospital. Miis Myra Kelly, student at Uni versity of Oregon, and her grand mother. Mrs. Emily Judd of this city, drove to Myrtle Creek Wed nesday night to attend the Job's Daughters meeting, at which time the former's twin sisters, Emily and Elnora Kelly, were initiated into tne nctticl. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jennings of Tacoma Park, Washington D.C. have been spending the last two weeks with their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Caseboll, in Roseburg. They were joined last weekend by another son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and .Mrs. Bryce Young, and small daughter, of Los Angeles. Dr. Young, who was graduated from the College of Medical Evangelists, is doing graduate work as its ad vanced unit, the White Memorial Hospital. He is specializing in ophthalmology and expects to Kractice in Missoula, Mont., when e completes his training. The Youngs and Jennings left Sunday for Los Angeles, where Mr. and Mrs. Jennings will spend some some time before returning to their home In Washington D.C. Reg. 3.98 RATTAN CHAM Heavy wrought iron legs. Only 2.99 Open 7 days a week 9 to 9 for your shopping convenience. Al ways plenty of free parking and low, low everyday prices. ,6000 I fil Ifi lW Ifw. J5 Per V 8
