Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 28, 1957, Image 23

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Newspaper Page TextA Wvnfiy Ktre n, 1JST MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN IFo&d Savings psyO vour assTvm to saver - --" -.3 tegular $1.00 on Famous Gerber's Strained BABY FOODS You save 9c on Candi Cane pure granulated CAHE SUGAR 10 u. iS8c fJiblets Corn Wonderful whole koraol corn with MPHn . . . Va um aicktd far tra flavor. Fig Bars Crackers Zee Napkins : Shop Safeway and Save ntTIITAI PDCAM Colgate. lamiiy size inc wioiiiMis wiiknin Each MolroM brand It txtri Iroth with tiry fig lilting. Rtf. 29c A real Safaway value. But Bakara aro ai froth and criip at the day Hiay wore baked. Topt for loupt. taladt, or snacks. Reg. 22Sc Zee Brand. Soft white nipkint with "New Wet Strength." 2 1 2-o z. OCl Tin U I -lb. OCl Pkg. u i -ib. 1 Qi Pkg. I U K 10 Kiddies Love "Roxbury" Quality Easter Candies. They're Tops! MARSHMALLOW rfifiC EASTER EUUO 12-oz. Pkg. 2-Ib. Pkg. 29 59e 69 JELLY EGGS Jumbo Marshmallow Cfifi tUUtf 2-lb. Pksr. Speck.es Jelly Bird QQ 9' JELLY EGGS 14-oz. Pkg. Foil Wrapped EGGS 29e e -oi. Pkr. M 5-oz. Pkg. EASTER PETS lOVS-oz. Pkg. 29 ASS'T. CREME EGGS 8 Choc. Marshmallow QQ J 25e Each KAND LOTION Jer'ens' w,th dT0TLt 54 BROCADE Toi,et S0IP 10.P.ck 49e "ALL" SUPER RINSE 1Mb. Fkf. $2.29 EASTER EGG KIT p"' Eacn 39 ; CIGARETTES Winslon Kct: 8,1.95 AEROWAX SeIf "shin Qoirt 59 BROOMS "'ni.d Each,29 REYNOLDS WRAP FoiI w" .. M 29e Reg. 7I on "Premium Quality" NuMade RflAYOHHAI Once you use NuMade you'll be sold that ifs the finest quality mayonnaise money can buy. A Safeway Guaranteed Product. large jar FEATURED AT A SPECIAL LOW PRICE AT SAFEWAY "lilt5 P Blade Cuts TOAST OQ FAMILY uu MEAL IDEAS Imi&j PI US A" fc.tfS A PERFECT DINNER for the EASTER HOLIDAY fe. in Anril S o MKlgOltE MIXED COOKIES 2 pPkt W Heres' the FINEST "USDA CHOICE" Beef at the lowest price in town. Every cut is scien tifically "Aged" by Safeway, and trimmed of all excess fat and waste before weigh ing to make sure you get a maximum of good eating meat for your money. Round Bone Culs, Ib. 49 Smoked Ham Half Famous Brands Pork Roast XXs Pork Sausage B Beef Rib Roast TStST 3 Lb. 5 3 Mb. s-aoo Rolls 1 Peanut Butter "r; Early American desiga Sherbet las 41 ? ALL COUPONS REDEEMED ON PROCTOR & GAMBLES Big Top Peanut Butter At All Safeway Stores Safeway's Featuring Corned Beef Tongue 39 100 Pure Ground Fresh Ground Beef . 39' "U.S.D.A. Choice" Tender Plate Cut Boiling Beef u, 15 Your Favorite Lenton Foods Rainbow Trout XL ,b. 98c Fillet of SoleFfoTF'avonb.55c Famous Brands Skinless All Meat Lb. 'Choice" Boneless Brisket Lb. Wieners "Choice" Bom Corned Beef Sugar Cured Wilson Smoked Canned Hams 3$2.98 45' 69' Featured Now at Safeway Fresh Oysters iSarea49e Captains T -Ib. Choice pkg. Halibut SfkiSSTLt 59' SAFEWAY'S your cffPplace to save ! Eisenhower Angrily Denies Helicopter For Golf Course Use Washington U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower angrily de nied yesterday that he plans to use helicopters to whisk him to the golf course. It was one of his rare news conference displays of red faced displeasure. He abrupt up cut off a newsman who suggested that helicopters to be used by the White House would be to expedite the pres idential golf game. The question was put to him by a reporter who wanted to know if Mr. Eisenhower, in the interest of reducing the federal budget, would be will ing to give up the two heli copters which were to get the President to the golf course "a little faster." Mr. Eisensower's eyes biased as he snapped that he did not think much of the question. No helicopters had been pro cured for him to go to the golf course, and that would be all. Bend Junior College Proposal Approved Salem (U.R) A proposal to allow the Bend school district to call an election- to give voters a chance to approve establish ment of a full fledged junior col lege was approved by the state board of education here yester day. A favorable vote on the pro posal by the school district voters would allow the school board to set up and maintain the first publicly maintained junior college in the state. The proposal calls for the Bend school system to employ the staff and administer the school. The board also voiced ap proval in principal of legislation which would allow it to operate Oregon Technical institute at Klamath Falls without going through the division of voca tional education. Airport Revenue Last Month Totaled $3,869 Revenue from Medford air port concessions totaled $3,869.- 27, according to the February re port of municipal activities. The1 total includes $2,903.67 from building rentals and the re mainder from land fees, gas and oil, tie downs electrical service and miscellaneous concessions. The report showed air traffic through Medford totaled 4,600 planes, including 685 air carrier, 3,863 civil, 48 Air Force, and four Navy. A total of 2.795 passengers boarded commercial aircraft in Medford and 2,833 landed here during February. Mail shipments from Medford totaled 7,542 pounds, freight 8,778 pounds and express 1,115 pounds. Mail ship ment arriving in Medford totaled 13,316 pounds, freight 6,551 and express 2,775 pounds. Fire Department Report During February the Medford fire department responded to 44 alarms, of which 25 were dwellings, four trash fires, one airport standby and false alarms, the report showed. The Medford rural fire district responded to six alarms four of which were for dwellings. Two were false alarms. The fire marshal reported 50 inspections during February. Twenty-one of these were busi ness occupancies, five apartment houses, four buildings of public assembly and three hospitals. The report showed that 104 orders and recommendations were issued for the removal of Joint Memorial Passes Unanimously Salem (U.R) House joint me' morial 4 calling for deeping and widening of the Columbia river channel from Vancouver, Wash., to The Dalles, was ready for the governor's desk today after pass ing the House unanimously late yesterday. There was no debate on the measure which asks Congress to proceed with all possible speed to deepen the channel to 35 feet and widen it to 500 feet. Rep. Katherine Musa, The Dalles, who with her senator hus band, Ben Musa, sponsored the memorial, said improvement of the channel was vital for the welfare of the whole inland em pire area especially since com pletion of The Dalles dam. The memorial also passed the Senate unanimously. Woman's Faith in Man Is Restored New York (U.R) A Los An geles woman had her faith in mankind bolstered considerable Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Morris left her purse, containing $2,035 and a quantity of jewelry, on the seat of a taxicab. The driver,-Louis Firester, 43, found the handbag and took it to a police station. Police then traced Mrs. Morris to her hotel. "I knew the bag would be re turned," she said, "because the driver had an honest face." She gave Firester a $100 re ward for his honesty. five hazards with 89 fire hazards removed. . There were 453 violations handled by the municipal court during February. According to the report there was S3, 517. 50 collected from fines, which in cluded $1,105 from violation of basic rule, $285 from drunk in public, $237 from illegal park ing, $200 from both overtime parking and warrants and fail ure to stop at red lights. Skeleton Circus Train Starts Tour Saratosa, Fla. (U.R) The cir cus train, a mere skeleton of its former size, was ready to leave winter quarters of the "Greatest Show on Earth" today without the frills and fanfare that once marked its annual departure on the spring and summer tour. A few special railroad cars for animals and three coaches for a handful of performers made up the train which in past years in cluded two full sections of more than 50 cars each. Othpr per formers and circus officials al ready had left for New York by train, plane, car and bus. Left . behind in the 200-acre winter quarters of the Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Cir cus were about 100 silvery and red railroad cars, which were be ginning to show the effects of heavy rains and the Florida sun. The decline of the circus train is only one of many changes in the 1957 version of the "Greatest Show on Earth." The big top is gone, lost in the middle of last season when owner John Ringling North pulled the circus off the road and said it would never again play under canvas. Large indoor arenas and a few baseball parks will form the stages for this year's show. GAME CALLED1 - Howell, Mich. (U.R) Long time friends Mrs. Donald Kirby and Mrs. William Murphy likf to dfl things together. They were playing bridge with their hus bands when both were taken to a hospital where they gave birth to daughters. PICK-UP '55 DODGE V-8 Dodge Ton "116" W.B. V-8 Pickup. Custom cab wtih deep green and white finish. This truck has $10QC 4-speed transmission IO aj PARSONS MOTORS DODGE-PLYMOUTH HEADQUARTERS 4th and N. Central Phone 3-4421 A Salute t o . . BOB STEDMAN! A 17 - A "jay un Delancey Street ff A MUSICAL REVIEW Tonight and Friday Night MARCH 28 and 29 presented by MEDFORD FOOTLIGHTERS In Cooperation with MEDFORD SCHOOLS & TOWNSPEOPLE -AT- Medford Senior High Auditorium Curtain 8:00 p.m. Adults $1.00 - Students 50c Don't Miss This Captivating Show A Tribute to Our Bob Stedman ( ;