The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 26, 1961, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Text4 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Thur., Oct. 24, 1941 LOCAL NEWS! Mr. end Mrs. William Rudrow have purchased the residence at 443 W. Uinpqua ind will move there Monday from 449 NE Win Chester St. Stephen Hell of Medford and his friend, Darrell Daniels, of Portland, spent the weekend here viniting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. . S. Hall. Pythian Sitters will meet tonight at o'clock at the KI Hall. Ini tiation, which had been planned for the meeting, has been postponed to a later date. Mn Walter Ulrieh is hark at her home in Roseburg, following a trip by plane to Kan Moreno, Calif., 10 visit her moiher, Mrs. James rran ris, and her lister, Mrs. Leland El lis. The PEO Southern Oregon Coun cil luncheon meeting will be held Saturday at 12:30 D m. at the Pres hyterian social room. Unaffiliated and visiting TKOs are welcome Call OR 3 5149 before Saturday for luncneon reservations. Paul S. Elliott, former Roseburg superintendent of schools and who recently retired from a similar po sition in Oakridge, Ore., spent the weekend at the summer cabin of Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Hall. Mrs. Kl liott is in Medford assisting in the care of i new granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Argos Kisher are back at their homes here, follow ing a four weeks hunting trip in the Drews Creek and Quarti Moun tain areas in Kastern Oregon. Holh couples took their traileri and they all got their deer. Iran and Oliv. Walker will be hostesses for the October meeting nf the NRTA to be held at t h e Douglas County Library Saturday, Oct. 28, at 1:30 p.m. Miss Carol Trimble, Douglas County Librarian and Miss Muriel Mitchell, assist ant librarian, will be the program speakers and will bring the mem bers up to date on some of the new books now available in the library. Mercy Hospital Auxiliary 10th anniversary will be celebrated Monday, Oct. 30, at 8 p.m. at the hospital cafeteria, at which time Miss Helen Casey will conduct a hat auction. Mrs. Hall Seely is chairman of the evening with Mrs. James R. Finlay and Mrs. Leland K. Wimberly in charge of refresh ments. Mrs. John William Unruh, new favors chairman, will have members work on favors for the hospital trays during the evening. Mrs. Gilbert Mack and daugh ters, Mary Mack and Mrs. Carl Eder, and her daughter, Cindy, are hack at their homes, following a trip to Ellensburg, Wash., to attend the golden wedding celebration of the formers brolher and aister-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. John Clav a family reunion was also held wilh mora than 30 relatives attending. After the reunion Mary Mack and Mrs. Eder and Cindy returned to Roseburg, while Mrs. Mack went on to Seattle to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Mack, and two small ch'ildren. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Motschen bachor and granddaughter, Clayle Gerretsen, returned to Roseburg Sunday evening, following the weekend in Klamath Falls, where they visited Mrs. Molschenbacher's mother, Mrs. E. L. Elliott, and oth er relatives and attended the silver wedding anniversary celebration of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott. Also go ing to Klamath Falls were the Mot schenbachers' son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ccr retaen, and small daughter, Don da, who returned to Roseburg Mon day night. While in Klamath Falls the Rosehurgers enjoyed attending the football game at which time the Robert Elliotts' son, Jon, played. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Whit ar rived in Roseburg Sunday for a vis It with the former's mother, Mrs. Edith White, and with hia brolher, Dennis, who la here on U. S. Navy leave from Whidbey Island, Wash. The Marvin Whites, who have beea livirg in Biloxl, Miss., where he has been stationed wilh the U. S. Air Force, plan to leave today for Coquille to visit Mrs. White's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ceorgc. They expect to return here about Nov. 6 for further visit before leaving to return to Biloxl. They nlan to stno en route to Mississinni to visit Mr. and Mrs. I ee Olsen in San Jose, Calif. On their return to Biloxi, White will be an electron ics instructor at Keeslcr Air Force Base. EVERY WEEK IS FULL OF BIRTHDAY SURPRISES WHEN YOU SHOP AT 'Tff II (CM BYRD'S AND THIS WEEK IS A GIGANTIC SAVING SPREE DURING" a Thur,, Oct. 26, 1961 The News Review, Roseburg, Ore. S WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD - IF YOU FIND A LOWER EVERYDAY SH i f a it m IBS .111 Sifl I I I I J r lia afepaBBBiaal B I B 1 Hi HI ma m w mm m awa a mvm mm m mm II IF BALLOONS OR Periscopes For All Th Children With Parent! Fri. Sat. Sun "I" Ro$arito orruias package eonfsT 1 set suur L-jsee". INSTANT Powd. Milk SEE BOX FOR NEW DIET PLAN 14-Qt.Pkg. 99 Evap. Milk Toll Can 689' BOYD'S COFFEE AND FRESH MADE DONUTS FRI. SAT. SUN. 489c Beef TacosXT: 28 Orange Drink 389c Instant Cocoa Mix 69c Luncheon Meat?6' 3$l Fab Detergent 59c Baked Beans 2s8t,wan 3$l Cocktail Peanuts 3$l Shortening BCob,. l3 69c 3$l 3$l F & P 46 ox. con Treats lb. Box Hudson House 1 A o. 303 con Clos out i no i.70 Close out J Q O Reg. 6.49 3 Apricot Nectar Snack Crackers Solid Pk PumpkinHN T lily I VIIUII ctua Reg. 4.49 Chaise Lounge Pad Nalley's Beef Stew 3$l BYRD'S BLEACH- 2ff .49' FRISKIES DOG F000-97c 4ff AA LARGE EGGS - - 2:99" MAKE SEVEN YOUR LUCKY NUMBER Shop Where You Enjoy One Stop Produce Shopping U.S. No. 2 all tuna liver Yi meat chicken chopped fish meaty mix kidney n meat ISWOTATOIES BAG J LOCAL DELICIOUS APPLES 23..b. boJ.87 4 ib. bo9 27 CAULIFLOWER Locally Grown Snow White lb. T LOCAL BANANA SQUASH 2 ,bs T FREE JACK -0- LANTERN PUMPKINS IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT FOR ALL CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS pure MS mi n cm mm DONUTS m ittn n n n m rnraa rauil P ES ELF PRICE, ANYWHERE, TELL US AND WE WILL ADJUST OUR SHELF PRICE TO MATCH Hood River callon M Pc Oreaon Grown - Younn Tender fflDHKH - - - 3 wiinwa vBaiia7ia F8YE Cut Up Pan Ready mode end cooked in our store. Kitchen Treor, Berry cherry, apple, mince, pumpkin KftdiM Treat TV DIN ASST. S DCi Mm m mm. n rn H mm am At ft CHEESE s mm Am mi Your choice beef, chicken, turkey, sotisbury steak, horn Your choice from 10 different favorite flavors. Nabiseo't Selection DINNERS New From Kraft TVl ox. pkg. for that white 10 lb. Pillibury's very newest Sunshine Coconut or Toatty Coconut Cocoa " Rnn?n7PrAn nrsnnrarv fifrfX j;u.pp cKqt :m v HALF &MC Whole-Drawn 1 fa , . T v.Sfc GALLON Wl 7TL-f H . . '-,' t Mr. 311.00 ibjlf pi rti?H UllH Lean -Center Cuts T sTiiiii-S---! m.m Pork Chops, YOUR CHOICE Now Available In Our Self-Serviea Countcri NELLIE MEYER'S FAMOUS TAMALES Enjoy One Yourself Tonight- or Serve With A Complete Mexican Dinner For All Your Cooking Needs C Mild Cheddar Cheese fb. Pennant Buy now and enjoy a pie tonite 26 oz. jar Nebergall's PURE LARD 2 lb. PKG. 49' 39' Armours Canned Smoked Picnics Light-Really Lean Spare Ribs 5 lb. Tin 2. lb. For that whit 10-lb. thumb confidence tack Save the tide for your club or church Big 46-oi. can for greater economy GOLD MEDAL FLOUR BOYD'S COFFEE F&P TOMATO JUICE FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 MINUTE OATS SEEDLESS RAISINS BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS COFFEE MATE MIRACLE WHIP F4VP No. 303 can . Quick or Old Fashion 42-or. box 87c W tin 99 5l.flO 51.00 29e CRACKERJACKS by for your treat pkg, 5' tirrtn rnnurr MAnr u icvHK artroue mur) mPiet. Reg. 4.50 CANDY BARS SL5tr. "'149' O'Cedar Reg. 1.47 HALLOWE EN MASKS 29 JUMBO P0PS".:rl 49' CANDY TREATS 'r.'l7 59' SUGAR DADDY SUCKERS 12 ox. can .. 2.49 98c 39' Market . 469C ST Reg. 69c Pkg. Instant coffee cream powder . 6-01 Jor Kraft'i Fevorit ealed dressing 3719' 49c BYRD'S SNACK BAR CHILI BURGER 1 1 9, juicy fiombur-ftr p4tti tmohr4 with ur own ipcil dtliciout chili ifluct. A rtal tott MnMtron for thit wttkinrf. HAMBURGERS with all the trimmings .... 41.00 OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. SPONGE MOP REFILLS SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT MINI. MARSHMALLOWS r..s 249' KRAFT CARAMELS T- 3$l PEACH TOPPING 229' ?t CHICKEN NOODLE DINNER 31.00 1DACT HI! tor " toMn9 baking, iXlVMrl UIL alod needs . QUART BOTTLE 17 47' - 269' BUDDY BOY POPCORN at!!l 29' CHOC. DAINTIES u'X FLAPJACK FLOUR ' PIE CRUST mix";; BOILED OYSTERS Alber's 0 lb. bog Sunpokt 8 oz. can 30' MANDARIN ORANGES . ASSORTED PRESERVES. Orchid ex. can Market 8 ox. jar MAYONNAISE STE. 99' 39' - 3$l -489' 31.00 , . 49' '61 Cranberry Harvest Is Now In Full Swing NORTHWEST FOOD REVIEW 8 MARTHA A. POOLTON Consumer M.rL.t! a & Writttn tor Tha Associated Prass In r'acitk- Counly m Western ttasliinulon the cranberry harvest . in inn swing and a snod crop is exported tins year bv the srowers Cranberry relishes and salads wi'li he lemptine additions In meals this week, particularly when you are tervinR pork or poultry. With most fruits runnins; in the moderate price range. Jonathan apples are generally being offered at reasonable prices and are on of the best values in fruit for consumers here in the Pacific Northwest. However, supplies of his variety are well-ripened and the apples should be used soon after purchase. Delicious and Rome Beauties are in the moder ate DUV croon Tokay grapes are in lighter supply now. with the Emperor variety replacing them gradually. Although similar in color io Tokays with their red skins, tha Emperor clusters are not as com. pact in appearance, and the fla vor is less sweet, yet they ire crisp and refreshing. Small Wa m,n.rr..;i i . - reatured by some stores at altrae- '!-n f"- Pink rPe'it re still In heaviest supply including those from Florida and the Ruby Reds from Texas, with smaller quantities of white grapefruit ar riving, also. ClOod mtalilv panlalmtn.. ... still available from California and Christmas or Santa Claua melons are coming to market. Large size grapefruit, oranges, limes and lemons are moderately nriced. aloni u.ifh nriiAi .j . , n ...... u.iuiii aim Anjnu pears. Pomegranates and per.immons are in good supply, too. Currently there in in nrir nnH Iviu n s.Mn.j.. - - r ' 1 K "i a.uvcuus on the market, with the large-seeded Florida avncnHni anA - rn.u f ,u- pear-shaped Fuertes from Califor nia nvanaoie, as well as a limited quality from Mexico. The second grade Fuertes may be slightly iimer in price ana quality should be compared with price in selec tion or me iruu. Fresh dates are Increasing In supply and some stores are pric ing mem very moderately, now. Local potatoes, winter squash, particularly Marblehead. cauli flower and lettuce are good buys in vegetables. Oregon cabbage and carrots are in good supply at low prices, also, and some atorea are featuring turnips, parsnips and rutabagas as excellent val ues, also. In the moderate price group are artichokes. Knfiik-v uinnrf.a wonder beans from California, beets, broccoli and Rro..i snrnnt Frnct in lnu.t-nj- iH Washington has brought the corn iidrvesi m an ena ana supplies are short from other sources, now. Fryers continue at a low point. Aeiiirtintf tr infnrm atiin ....;.J Ktf 1 1. A I'nn.nmnp 1 1 - . ! .. ..It. of Washington State University, mere is some inaicaiion or an up ward price tread in the fryer mar ket in the southern states, which could result in i corresponding firming of local market condi tions. Consumers miy notice a scarci ty of red snapper and sole in the fich ilnngWmonli thin uhuV .I... adverse weather has prevailed in ine nsning areas. However, there is an ample supply of fresh silver salmon from coastal waters, and Pacific oysters are an excellent value in seainoa. FRUIT CAKE MIX Pennant ox. jar . A tf ADTm rnmir Rya' crown or Nehi hjjuk i cis umnr3 ?t 49' .ti . (plusdep). 04)1 HONEY SPREAD . 269' PURE HONEY 59' FOLGER'S COFFEE'1.' 59' lltirTAlIT mrrrr Folger'. iiijiHHi vurrcc 6 4 lb. n33 2 lb. nj tin tin 1,1 ox. Jar . SLICED PINEAPPLE BARBECUE SAUCE BEARS ARE TRANSFERRED PORTLAND, Or, f AP) Black hears are destructive nuisances in tree farms by causing bark to peel from young trees, but a humane way of controlling them has been developed by trapper Jack Aldrich. He has devised a light-weight footnare that holds the animal un harmed until the trapper comes along and transfers it to another section of forest where young trees are not being nurtured. PRETTY OLD OATS DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) As old fire station bui'ding was pur chased by a business firm which started some remodeling. Fred J. Reineke, head of the firm, remov ed a piece nf moulding from the ceiling and from a storage room above there came tumbling down half a bushel of oats. The horse - driven fire fighting equipment was motorized in 1914. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKETS lltncl cfttr1t ctrtW W 2 yt irfifM lay nw'. itp mr Cfifrtbl, Twin Bed Double Bed Double Bed Centre! D..I Control SiM , Control $9.98 M2.98 $9.98 $1.00 ttl kola1 r !. 'M Oocomoot 1 S, 1tl. tew " "'" " ""' "" " " ""H " ""'" " "'" ' r on 930 W. HARVARD 2 BLKS. W. OF COMMUNITY HOSPITAL L8,'e G'ont Selection Weather Repellent Colorful Chenille RAYON JIG SAW HEAD Bath room PANTIES PUZZLES SCARVES SETS Assorted Color. lorge ixe infer- All Colors, Foam backed rug witb S'" 5' 6 7 locking pieces. Many Deiignt matching seat cover 3pr. 1.00 Your Choice 29' Reg.69c 49' Reg.1.29 98' - 89' TRY 41.00 $Jt - i9 cjIB ocean fresh flavor !