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3 o o o oin-TgaJWWji, Ml The News-Review, Raieburj, Ore, Graham's Campaign I v) rr." - .n , , , , . r HBHBIBBIBBMBHBBiH Siflnmer Refresher n hi ha (f VniM iW I K II II If II WUJO I . . I Borden'i t m & r. i s ni t- i ii .11 j t m v 1 vv 1 r 1 m n pnnpr w pii riiipn m im hh ffTf UUVIliiAdU Ul Instant Dutch Family Size J MWm:J CAMB-MU 673' I VSWyrrr' " . filWWVf " I Oscar Mover MARSH SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT RED DELICIOUS APPLES U.S. No. 1 California NEW POTATOES 10 lb. bag . Firm Sweet Meatv PEACHES Lug 2.79 Snow White CAULIFLOWER 2099' 2;29 59' . . 19" UJNCHE0N MEAT 397 Reported A Success CHICAGO (UH Evangelist Billy Graham left this week with statistics showing his 19-ser-mon Chicago Crusade was a suc cess. "1 preached to more people in that period than in any other two and one half weeks of my life," Graham said. Graham sidestepped a question about the relative success of the crusade, commenting: "If one yf.r son in this city has changed his way of living, I would say Chi- C, cajjo is a oetter place to live. " I But the figures for the revivals. which started May 30 and ended with a huge meeting in Soldier Field Sunday afternoon, were im pressive. The Prnlostanl unnal;.t -,..atii,v anm I v, auiia aticuu- C:ed the sermons, nearly 16,500 of I these made "decisions for Christ," aim irie crusaae grossed about $719,000. Graham, tanned and appearing slightly tired, also told n news conference before flying to North Carolina that he almost fainted in the heat Sunday. . I can remember when I thought I was going to faint. The Kleig lights were right there in front oC us putting out tremendous heat. For 10 or 15 seconds everything went black." Maxwell House COFFEE ' Scorries FACIAL TISSUE HUtfKARINE Eyerrich Cream Flake J mm E mm Reg. or Drip 2 lb. tin Asst. colors 400 count 1 lb. colored quarters 3 lb .tin Bonanza Whole Slices, Hvy Syrup ' 254 tint Pineapple Market Applesauce Dents., 303 tins Bogley D B Darueu reara saiad piece 2'2tins Aunt Jemima Yellow or White Corn Meal Mix G"te2re-rPCk9. Carnation Powdered Milk Madera Giant Ripe Olives Open Pit Barbecue Sauce Gebhardr's Chili Hot Dog Sauce Lipton't Instant Tea White Star ChunkTuna FLOUR:- $1169 25 lbs. II 3r 7r 499' 1299' 87' Walter Kendall BURGERBITS MEAL $1199 No. 1 taH tin 28 ox. bottle 1 tin New Giant size 489' 49' 349' 99' 389' brive-N-Save Imitation Vanilla Good-N-Rich Cake Mixes Good-N-Rich Frosting Mixes Butternut Instant Coffee Borden's Yellow, White, Devilsfood 2 layer size White or chocolate 95' 5T 69? 57 25' 489' 489' 69' 597 8 oz. bottle 6 oz. Jar 25 lb. bag 50 lb. bag $395 Kraft- Macaroni & Cheese DINNER 7!4 0z.Pkg. Kraft's CRACKER BARREL CHEESE 8 ox. bar. Mellow, Sharp, Extra Sharp Mix or Match 3 TO Canadian Election Concerns Maurine WASHINGTON '(UPI) Sen. Maurine B. Neubergor, D - Ore., recently voiced concern over the Canadian election result. She said in a statement "it is tragic that Canadian leadership will be subject to the dictation of the irresponsible Social Credit party which now holds the bal ance of power." Mrs. Ncubeiger said the elec tions meun for the "sorely pressed Northwest lumber indus try. , .the end to the hope that ' the Canadian government will move to lessen the competitive men over their American counter parts." I Khl. nlcn mill iha ftlnnfinn mAana there will be no ratification of the Colubia River project in- the "toreseeaDie suture and tnat "we will be forced to adopt alterna tive programs tor tne develop ment of Columbia River power." House Approves New Sugar Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) The House this week passed a bill that would increase American grow ers' share of the nation's lucra tive sugar market but force the United States to continue paying premium prices for cheap foreign sugar. The vote was 319-72. The bill now goes to the Senate whnro arlmlnlRlratinn fnrceM will ' attempt to revamp it. It would nvni-hjiiil And evtnnri fni five years tight government controls which have regulated sugar mar keting in the United States for 23 vears. Existing controls expire July 1. The administration favors the increase in marketing quotas for domestic growers, mil re warns imports placed on a competitive first come, first served basis. In stead, the bill would continue to parcel them out through quotas which insure above market prices for the chosen foreign suppliers. . FURNISHINS DEN nrnunnn TCn'vtsnri UPI) Two eight-year-old boys appeared in juvenile court recently tor tax ing nail clippers, a miniature oar, an alarm clock, three roses, a pint of milk, 2 bottles of beer and a prayer book from neignoor ing houses. ; , - They explained they were , fur nishing their den. .'.'. AIMS HIGH , LONDON (UPI)-The National Federation of Master Steeplejacks and Lightning Conductors said In a brochure than an aim of ttie organization is to "maintain high standard of conduct." Pkg. For The Kiddies Bath Popeye With Plastic Tray S.O.S. Scouring Pads 18 Pd Pm. Spotless Plastic o Clothesline0 2 50 fb lengths Prestone Silicone Polish Prestone Wash & Wax Car Sponges Liquid Trend Detergent Pint cans Each 22 oz. Bottle Jjffj Wishbone Low Calorie Vi Dressings QQC i By Spaghetti & 07 Frozen Dinnerjs M..rB-.i JtQ iv 0 U7 uinners Spaghetti or Chicken Noodli ic NBC 11 oz. 07 Oreo Sandwich or Fig Bars mm. Gebhardt's OV Chili Con Carne ja. Van Brodes 498 Assorted Cereals French or Italian 16 oz 40 oz, tin 39e 31.00 ... 29' J99' 49e 33e 10 pack Doxsee Clam Chowder i5o, ABC Oyster Crackers lb. pkg. Lipton's Soup Mixes Asst. Varieties Saran Plastic Wrap Mirro Foil Aluminum Wrap Sweetheart Bar Soap, Bath Size 25 rt. roll 12"x25' 0 See Mailin otter 489c 29'. .29' 29' 255' .49' jjtflfTry Where Prices Are Set ...Not Mel!! it i is to e oo 09 00 COCO 9 CO O OCOCBOP 00 effing CP OSC Mtat end Product prletj jj Hilt od fctlOthrugh Soturdor, J"M 24 Sractry p r I atfeclivt thfOiS, Sunday, J" 23 ( Wt tturr tht ri9ht limit No Hlet to dnrttrt, 0 New Instant Frozen Dehydrated Potatoes As demonstrated on TV. Those don't taste "gummy". 9 1 lb. poly bag 289' Booths 8 oz. pkg. 29 New Crescent Original Dill Salt IITMIWrTIIIW.f k A new, exclusive Crescent n r rpatinn incnir manv d I) liffhtful flavor ideas: Mix it (f ----- - - . a with melted butter to make A a sauce lor preen vehq o I )) tables. Sprinkle on fresh (j. sucea cucumoers oi iunu- t toes. Trv it in en In slaw or puiaiu aaiau. nuu. n. . Hrniit llaunr in caafnflrie (f I meats and eggs, too! RESCEIIt T V o
