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FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, October 24, 1956 MacLaren School Bid Tops Available Fund Salem flJ.PJ Jurn and Sons, Portland, was low of nine bids opened yesterday for construc tion of a 100-bed dormitory at MacLaren school for boys near . Woodburn. '. Jurn and Sons bid $399,900, : followed by Beede construction . company, Portland, $399,980 and Richard Martin company, Oswe ; go, $421,229. ; However, the Jurn bid was ; approximately $76,000 above : the $323,000 available for basic construction. The legislature ap ' propriated $412,000 for the proj ect which included $52,000 for furnishings. Architects fees must also come out of construction money. Board of control Secretary William Ryan said the board would decide within the next 30 days if additional money can be raised for the project. Orange-c o 1 o r e d vegetables, such as winter squash and car rots, are excellent sources of vitamin A. Rip Van Winkle Couldn't Sleep with NaggingBackache Now ! 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The feature is another in a series of events the agricultural committee has arranged to fur ther the Chember's policy of be coming better acquainted and to point up the fact that there are many problems of "town and country" that are of common interest and importance. The Dairy tour in June wasj the first in this series of agri cultural events. The Town and Country break fast will be served by Grange wives in the Grange hall decor ated in a harvest theme of corn stocks and pumpkins. The Po mona Grange and the 15 sub ordinate Granges of Jackson county will participate in the breakfast. The Agricultural committee will take a brief program to the breakfast including Frank Van Dyke, attorney who will talk briefly on "taxation"; Chet Hubbard, Medford merchant will peak on "highways and roads"; Dr. .Elmo Stevenson, president of Southern Oregon college will discuss the "Talent project" and Otto Ewaldson, president of the Chamber, will outline other Chamber activities. Mel Lattie, host master will respond for agriculture and the Grange. The board of directors of the Chamber plan to attend as will the Greeters committee, the Roundtable and chairmen of various Chamber committees. Admission will be by ticket only. Tickets may be secured from Don McNeil of the Cham ber of Commerce or Mel Lattie of the Phoenix Grange. CANDIED APPLES Big juicy candied apples. Just right for Halloween Party treats. Each 10 TRICK or TREAT Candy Corn Ideal for Halloween Parties, or trick and treat. tab- oo FULL POUND JLj? HAltOWEEIW L W-JMi1 &5 CANDY Wrapped Chews CANDIES (J Trick or Treat Candy Package. 50 pieces of candy in a plastic bag. As sorted stick candy, suckers, bubble gum, mints, hard candy. Assorted Flavors, Fresh and Delicious A Real Halloween Treat A Big Value pkg. 49 FULL POUND 29 Jib; "Try l-l HALLOWEEN MASKS large assortment of deluxe children's masks. Chewing Gum and Mints Complete Assortment of Brands and Flavors 20 PACKAGES TO A BOX Box 67e Your Choice 29 Novelty Wigs Ideal for Changing Your Appearance We Have Redheads, Blondes or Brunettes HALLOWEEN Costumes Children's sizes from tiny tots to size 14. $8 98 Each I Each 98e USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN! Buy now at these low prices and pay laterl A small deposit will hold your purchase until you're ready to pick it up. Ask any of our clerks about itl HALLOWEEN Noisemakers s Horns, rattles, ratchets, clap pers. Everything needed for a noisy Halloween. Each 10 LISTEN TO STORE HOURS: Daily 9:00 to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday 9:00 to 9:00 p.m. THE WOOLWORTH HOUR Every Sunday 12 to 1 p.m. - STATION KYJC 39 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE MEDFORD, OREGON Plymouth Design Ahead of Schedule Detroit (U.PJ Plymouth introduced today its 1957' cars featuring soaring tail fins and parking-turn signal lights locat ed parallel to the headlamps to give a dual headlight effect. The more powerful and re styled cars ride on a longer wheelbase but sedans, hardtops and convertibles actually are one-fifth of an inch shorter in overall length. Plymouth President J. P. Mansfield said the '57 cars, which go on display in dealer showrooms across the country next Tuesday, are three years ahead of schedule in design. "The car we are about to in troduce has the style and fea tures of the car we thought, only a few years ago, as possible for about 1960," he said. "We have moved faster than we had hoped. The public has shown an eagerness to accept dramatic change." While the length has changed little, the new Plymouths are as much as five inches lower. Head lamps, parking lights and turn signals are housed in fender hoods blending into a huge, re styled grille. fern F Alii Mercury Offers 'Projectile' Style Detroit (U.PJ Mercury un veiled today its 1957 cars with push-button transmission and "projectile" stylings based on its experimental Turnpike Cruis er. The most distinguishing fea tures of the new models are the angles rear fender" fins set off by long, concave projectile-like impressions. The front end is enhanced by forward - thrust fender hoods protruding over a concave grille with horizontal chrome strips. F. C. Reith, Ford Motor Co. vice president and Mercury gen eral manager, said the 1957 cars "represent one of the most ex tensive model changes" in auto motive history. The new Mercury's 'dream car' styling is based on the XM Turnpike Cruiser an experi mental model which was in troduced last January and has won nationwide approval on its coast-to-coast tour this year," he said. The 1957 Mercury Is four inches wider, five inches longer and three inches lower than its 1956 counterpart. Total glass area has been increased by 700 square inches. VOTE Ralph A. 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