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when crushed.
Cone 1 inches Ions with
thin scales. Light
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Range Entire Western Pint
Region except South
Dakota and California.
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pushed farther into the hinterlands. Now 37 billion board
feet of sawtimber, plus advancing new growth, point to con
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Gfr 0f America Q II 0 if I (J I "Sj fUJ pkj featuring the finest steaks
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Groceteria's prize
winning 4-H, FFA
. Beef is shown here
being inspected by
Joe Deenin, meat
Dept. Mgr., Lowell
Iverson, Groceteria
assistant manager
and Melvin Hall,
manager.
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apitol Memo
olificians Take
Advantage of Fair
:or Hand Shaking
By DOUGLAS GRIPP The Republicans also had a
Salem UP1) If you want a I mechanical eleDhant for tha
sure bet, try the flow of poll- kiddies to ride and the Dem-
ticians at a State Fair. And 1 ocrats mustered a donkey or
pui your money on a neavy two.
one. I Kennedy and Nixon hats
Oregon's 1980 state fair Is were selling for a dollar each
no exception. In fact, It Is ana buttons of all types were,
practically the rule. I being passed out by the thous-
There was a bumper cropanQS
on Labor Day. I "
Hand-shakers Included U.S.I fAt K s-i-ii vex 1 axl
Senate candidates Maurlnel J CI Ul
Neuberger, Democrat, a n a t
Elmo Smith, Republican; 1
Marv Owens, Democratic lst
district congressional canal
date; GOP candidates HoweU
Appling Jr., for secretary of
state; - Howard Belton, for
state treasurer, and Walter
Norblad, incumbent 1st dis
trict congressman.
Hati.ld There. Too
Although
Kennedy Support
Portland - I1IPD - A spokes
man for a veterans group said
Wednesday Sen. John F. Ken
nedy has assured World War
I veterans in Oregon he sup
ports their views on improved
hanaflf. tnw i.afaan. - 4k..
non-candidate ij
this year. Gov. Mark Hatfield Jark r.h, i,i.ianv 'm.
was there too, stumping tor mi, .m f nann nt
other Republicans. Veterans ot World War I. said
U.daV.A. wnoice duimcuwj
4-H
FFA
TOPSIftlM
$1
29
U.S.D.A. Choice
lb.
4-H
FFA
BONELESS
ROASTS
Rump
70,
SMALL, FRESH
PACIFIC OYSTERS
12-ounce M J
4-H p
FFA Ul
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4-H
FFA
U.S. CHOICE
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FRESH WHOLE
ALBACORETUNA
Time to
fill your
Freezer!
Tuesday Monroe Sweetiand,
Democratic candidate for sec
retary of state, held down the
fort.
On Wednesday, of course,
there was Democratic presi
dential nominee John F. Ken
nedy, along with a host of
other top Democrats, the fa
miliar faces.
Most of the state candidates
plan periodic visits the rest
of the week to shake all avail
able hands.
Political Booths
There are three political
booths at the fair-Democratic
and GOP headquarters, and a
special Nixon booth dispen
sing campaign buttons, car
bumper stickers, cards and
pamphlets.
There is even a sheet giv
ing "four favorite recipes of
Pat Nixon Sunday waffles,
broiled grapefruit, chocolate
butter cookies and angel pie.
the Democratic presidential
candidate set forth his posi
tion in a telegram Tuesday.
Mebus said he asked Ken
nedy for his opinion after
some members of the organi
zation expressed skepticism
that Kennedy really support
ed the Democratic platform
plank pertaining to improved
benefits for World War I
veterans. Kennedy wired
Mebus: "Please be assured I
stand 100 per cent behind
1060 Democratic national plat
ford plank on World War I
veterans."
oos Bay Man
Gets Prison Term
GROCETERIA GUARANTEED PRODUCE
Hood River GRAVENSTEIN
APPLES
Tops for sauce, pies or canning
and good eating raw when
mellow. '
FLAME TOKAY
GRAPES
MILD FLAVORED
Gay colors and taste make 'err
prime for lunch box or fruit bowl
Sunkist 138 Size
Sweet Valencia
Oranges
Prime source of Vitamin C.
Very Sweet!
doz.
10c
iL
Full Flavored
GREEN
Celery
Zesty taste and only 82
Calories per pound!
10V
DRY YELLOW OIIIOIIS
pounds HD
Cn you Imagine
good pot roast or stew
without onions?
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Ban on Cattle
Partially Lilted
Sacramenlo-(UPI)-The tate
Department of Agriculture
has partially lifted a ban on
importation of cattle from
scabies-infected areas of Ore
gon end Idaho.
Director William E. Warne
said Tuesday that breeding
and feeder cattle from four
counties In-Oregon and in
northern Idaho would no long
er have to be dipped for sea.
bies before being .sent Into
California. "
The restrictions affect
Grant, Malheur, Union and
Wallowa counties In Oregon,
and a section ot Idaho north
of the Salmon river and from
a line from North Fork east
to the Montana state line. The
restrictions remain In effect
for the rest of Idaho.
Removal of the restrictions
allows cattle to enter Call
fornia with only a health cer
tificate. Scabies, a disease
caused by mites, broke out
last winter In Northwestern
cattle areas. It has not. been
found In California.
Astoria-Megler
Ferry Service Cot
Astoria (UPD The Oregon
Highway Department has tak
en one ferry out of service
and eliminated five dally
round trips on the . Astoria
Megler run. The reduction
was due to expected seasonal
drop tt tourist travel.
Coquille - IUPD - Paul Court-
er Holland, 33, of Coos Buy,
Wednesday was sentenced to
total of 25 yenrs In the stale
penitentiary on rape and bur
glary charges following his
arrest Tuesday night.
Police said Holland was ar
rested In the clothes closet ot .
North Bend apartment.
He waived preliminary
court actions and pleaded
guilty In Circuit Court here
Wednesday. He received a
20-year sentence for rape In
connection with an Aug. 8 at
tack on a North Bend woman
and a 5-year sentence for burglary.
Police said loot from sever
al burglaries was found in a
garage. They also said he had
admitted other attacks on
women in the Coos Bay-North
Bend-Empire area dating back
to May of 1938. Officers said
they had been watching him
since Aug. 17.
Kennedy Gets Litt
In Hatfield's Car
Salem - (UPD - Democratlo
presidential nominee John F.
Kennedy got a campaign mi
Wednesday In a Republican
governor's car.
Kennedy had the use ot
Gov. Mark Hatfield's official
state car Wednesday afternoon
in a campaign hop from Salem
to Portland after Kennedy
made an appearance at the
State Fair.
Hatfield didn't hand out the
Invitation, however. Kennedy
was hosted by acting Gov.
Walter Pearson, a Democrat.
Hatfield Is on a trip to Wash
ington, D. C. . ;