TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. April 21. 193?
Pear Control Group Elecled at Meeting
Election of grower and hand- of agriculture,
fer members of the winter pear Members of the Fruit Grow
wntrol committee was held re- ers league who were elected as
eently in Medford under the au- representatives are Paul Culb
fSifces of the U. S. department ertson, grower member, David
Lowry, first alternate, and
Stephen Nye, second alternate.
Representatives of the Med
ford Pear Shippers association
elected to the control commit
tee are Dick Grey, handler mem
ber, Joe Naumes, first alternate,
and Harold Holmes, second al
ternate. Those elected will serve on
the committee for one year. The
committee is comprised of rep
resentatives of the major winter
pear producing areas of the west
coast and serves to advise the
USDA on marketing problems of
the industry,
High School Seniors Plan io Visit OSC
Corvallis Twelve high school
seniors from the Medford area
will visit Oregon State college
this week end for a preview of
college educational o p p ortuni
ties. The week end is desienprf to
give graduating seniors a chance
to explore career possibilities in
various fields of study and to
talk with staff members about
academic requirements.
Special social and sports
events also are planned to acqu
aint students with campus act
ivities. Seniors are housed in
student living organizations. The
week end, know as "Beaver Pre
view" at OSC, is part of a pro
gram conducted by all state
system schools.
Students planning to attend
include Jim Miller, Dennis Pat
ton, Patrick Clifford, Karl Doug
las Cummings, David Espey Sal
lie Greaser, and Howard Harper,
all of Medford; Bruce Murnett
and Jerry E. Golden, of Gold
Hill; Gary DeGarmo and Max
B. Frederick, of Central Point;
and Fred Greene of Eagle Point.
EARLY CATCH
Easat Hartford, Conn. 4U.PJ
During the first hour of his first
patrol, a rookie state policeman,
Joseph Letitia, halted a motorist
who turned out to be a car thief.
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STEAKS
Taste the Difference
Our Steaks Are
From "Choice" Eastern
Corn Fed Beef
Aged to Perfection
Boneless Sirloin -T-Bone
New Yorks and Fillets
"Swift's Oriole"
SLICED
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Package
BONELESS
Pork loin
Roast
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LEAN
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FRESH
Salmon
Fancy Large
Ocean Spring
Chinook Salmon
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Early Last Week
FRESH
GROUND
BEEF
3 Lbs.
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CRAB
MEAT
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Cuts From Choice
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AD PRICES EFFECTIVE 3 P.M. THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY 6:30 P.M.
STORE HOURS
8:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
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