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4 The News-Review, Roseburg Ore. Thur., Sept. 21, 1961 Consumers To Find Concord Grapes On Market This Week By MARTHA A. POOLTON Consumer Marketing Agent Written for The Atsociated Press Among fall fruits on the market this week, consumers in the Pacific Northwest will iind regular Con cord grapes are available for mak ing distinctively flavored grape preserves. in tr.hip pranps. Tokavs are the host choice this week, with the cnnniv nf thpsn nnnular red cranes at its peak during the latter part of September. Tokays are reason aMt, nt-inoH Hnupvpr. there is i wide range in color and the more l.rilliantlv colored firanes often nnmmnn.i d clichMv higher nrice. Supplies of Thompson seedless crapes are declining, and prices . nnncMpahiv oihpr varieties of grapes, including black Bibiers orppn Muscats, are in me moderate price group. ' Hale and Elbcrta peaches, ",.,ri aa Knrtlptt nears. are lighter sipi!y 'his week, and most sales are expected to oe on a per iln storage supplies of these fruits continue to come to market. Good quantities o Italian prunes are still avanaoie. Washington apples are being harvested in increasing volume now, and a good supply of excel lent nualilv Jonathans is on the n.nt.nf of mnrlprafn m-iccs. While watermelons are quite reasonably priced, other melons are generally in the medium price range this weeK wiui prices vot ing for cantaloupes, casbas, honey dews and Persians. Oranges, nectarines, pineapples and limes are other moderately priced fruits. Consumers will find avocados, strawberries and grape fruit are in light supply and rela tively high in price. Among the wide array of fresh vegetables on the market now, potatoes, carrots and cauliflower are excellent values. Corn prices continue to be attractive, although harvesting is about over. Bunch beets, spinach and squash of all types are very reasonably priced. Local celery, cucumbers, lettuce and other salad items, including radishes and green onions, are of good quality, and prices are low. Tomatoes, however, are in the moderate price range. With supplies much shorter this week, green beans have shown an increase in price this week, put ting them in the moderate-buy group along with broccoli, egg plant, mushrooms and dry onions. You will find medium size onions are lower in price than the large onions which are preferred for slicing purposes. In the meat departments, con- a..ma,a iirill (in1 fiinllirn. All A V3. riely of hcef cuts this week. Lamb 1 tml minUt-tr ni-innn vnmiiin ftiPnriv I with top values In all types of ciucKen ana uirjteys. rui prices are sun relatively nigii, uiil mar ket reports indicate we can look for a slight decline in coming weeks. . This is the last week to enjoy fresh halibut this season, and it is moderately priced. There is a good supply of cod, sole and red snapper available as well as ocean smealt for fish entrees. In sea food, Pacific oysters are on the plentiful list. - . .. "V I 177 y-A ff ' -) . 1 j VALUES You'll Find Them This DRIVE-N-SAV Calirose Unpeeled APRICOTS 19' Borden's eekend and Everyday At E-AflARKET Case of 24 Qua Jells Best Borden's STARLAC package Powdered Milk 12 quart pkg. Sea Island Heavy Syrup No. 2 Tin All Purpose 10-lb.bag No Added Troops Will Go To Europe WASHINGTON (AP) The Army has called 73,000 more re servists and National Guardsmen to the colors to give the United Ulfllna a KiKtrnt altlf in lllA HllVU of crisis. But Secretary of Defense Hobert s. McNamara says mere are no plans to send any more Ainiv divisions to Eurone now. Thn men pnllpil IID TuesdnV including two National Guard di-l visions will report Oct. 15. llcNamara described the action as another readiness measure in the light of world conditions. Asked if it indicated a worsening in the Berlin situation, he replied: "No, I think not." The call to active duty went out in two National Guard divisions the 32nd Infantry of Wisconsin and the 49th Armored of Texas and to 249 reserve and guard support units. Cheese Slices American, Swiss, Pimento, Cheeso 'N Bacon. 8-oz. pkgs. 29' Valley Yiew MILK 3.8 Burterfaf. 1 quart FREE with each Vl gallon. All for 49' Booth's New Fish Dinners Buttered Fish Steak, Fish Fillet, Fr. Fried Scallops, Rich Shrimp Creole. Each 39c Send in 5 coupons and receive $1.00 from Booths White Satin Brown Sugar ,b.pk9 . Snowdrift Shortening 6 lb. tin All Pure Canned Milk tail tins .. Beit Foods IT l-:M0'd Homestead, rr. is reading RC9Uiar ' 8 oz. Roncho HUNTERS BALL SET The Glide Shufflers Club is hold Ihk a llunliMS Hall Saturday at . I) p.m. at the Glide Community Building. Men anil women are re quested to wear minting clothes 1'rizcs pertaining to hunting will be awarder during the evening Potluck supper will be served at J0.-30 p.m. J he public is uiviled reports Mrs. Arthur Selby corrc spondent. IT'S SNOW'S FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST CLAM FLAVOR Q Chicken Noodle dOU p Family size tin . Chubby Kibbled Dog Food 25 lb. bag Curtii lO-oi. pkg. i. A l ll Colored or rviarsnmaiiows white 10c 1.49 669c : l9c 499c 1.79 229e Gcbhardt's RED VELVET w M Ac Chili Con Carner1; W Hood River O l AA Apple Juice 46 oz. tin Hood River A 1 Pearst:zr:: ..oiAJu i Hood River P l Atf Sliced Apples 51.0U 63c 2lbI 125 7 Folger'i Coffee Z. .b. OREGON CROWN 4 lb BARTLETT PEAR MEDFORD GROWN EACHES Bushel 2.49 i, 10e Armours )C Corned Beef Hash " Dinner-Redy, "Boil in Bag" B l9 ff Quick Dinners 4,.,4 I.UU WE FEATURE LOCAL GROWN PRODUCE RED RIPE TOMATOES 10' ITALIAN PRUNES ,10 CUCUMBERS Long Green Slicers Ea. 4 roll pack Macaroni & Cheese Dinners ZEE TOILET TISSUE Campbell's New Soups CHOCOLATE BARS Kraft pkg. 10 89 c 1. Red Delicious . 2 bs Z5l WOODBURY Veg. Bean and Chili Beef, Mail in offer, full purcha price refund. c FACIAL SOAP 649c GREEN GIANT - rs It UALll rLMJ No. 303 tin J 7 J tU 4 1 N B C. 0 I aiOKII Oreo Sandwich, Clue, Fudge, Choc. Chip Choice Farmingron, plain or almond 37 f HALEY'S AQQC BEEF STEW 39 4o.,69c T J W KAL KAN Ai rUUll Variety Pack, 6 flavors QJ i tntiRY PIE CRUST MIX 339' N PIT BARBECUE AUCE Just right with a miH bite 28-ot. bottle 39 Meat and Product rtrirnt in thil ad .tfMH .hr.u,h PILLSBUR Y Saturday, Sspt. 23. Groctty pcicei ffecttvt through Sunday, Sept. 24 OPEN PIT BARBECUE Wa reserve the right to limit. No sales to dealers.
