Monday. February 1. 195
.
. . . the LARGEST purchaser of Oregon agricultural products
announces a tremendous SPUD-O-RAMA!
Family
Council
TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
- Edward A. We should
have a family now.
Myra A. He resent my
career.
Edward A. I am 32 and
my wife is 30. We have been
married for six years. Natur
ally, I want a family, but my
wife doesn't seem at all in
clined in that direction.
Myra has an interesting job
and has had a lot of success
at it. Our plan was to save
some money during the first
three years of our marriage
and then to start a family. I
am now well able to support
a family without Myra s help,
but all I can get out of her
is "There's time."
I don't think I'm being old
fashioned or bullying when I
say that during the childbear
ing years, at least, a woman's
place is in the home. If she
isn't willing to accept that
place, she shouldn't be mar
Myra A. For a long time
I have had the impression td
resents my success in my ca
reer and that he is all too
eager to put me in my "place"
as he sees it.
I, am now earning more
money than Ed. He has long
ago stopped congratulating
me when I get a raise. If he
loved me he would be as
proud of me as I am of him
when he is successful at some
thing. It isn't that I don't want
a child. I really do, but I
firmly believe I can have both
a family and a career. Right
now I want to establish my
self so firmly in my career
that I can easilycome back
after a leave of absence of
a few years. I don't think
that's being unreasonable or
"unwomanly." t
The Council: Bitter rivalry,
rather than love and creativi
ty, certainly seems to have
taken over in this marriage.
Edward's pronounce m e n t
about "a woman's place" ap
pears to bear out Myra's ac
cusation that he resents her
career and is eager to put her
out of the picture in the pro
fessional world. Myra, how
ever, overlooks the fact that
Ed's resentment may be an
outgrowth of the frustration
of his desire to have a family.
In any case, Ed's initial de
sire for children seems now
to have been sidetracked into
a desire to put the brakes
on Myra's professional ambi
tions and Myra is fighting
back fiercely, overlooking the
fact that she is. letting the
best child-bearing arid child
raising years pass her. by.
Edward and Myra need to
reevaluate their marriage and
decide what they really want
most. Myra is now riding on
a. surge of power that grows
out of her feeling of accom
plishment in her career, but
it is likely that deep under
neath she feels the lack that
Ed is aware of. She should
try to understand her own
strongest feelings, rather
than exhaust her energies in
a wasteful battle with her
husband.
Ed also needs to find his
own deepest feelings in the
matter and to show in word
and deed that his desire for
children is genuine and will
not be used as a weapon to
suppress his ambitious wife
(Copyright 1958,
General Features Corp.)
Oil-Rich Sheiks ,
May Join Union
Amman, Jordan (IP! The
oil-rich Persian Gulf sheik
doms of Kuwait and Bahrein
mav ioin the new Iraqui-Jor
danian Arab Federal Union,
informed sources said Satur
day.
The two small countries
would add greatly to the oil
supply controlled by the new
union. Saudi Arabia, although
standing aloof from actual
membership, has given the
federation its blessing.
Kuwait , is nestled at. the
southeast corner of Iraq. Ba
hrein is an island about 200
miles farther southeast in the
eulf.
Both have tremendous oil
resources but their member
ship in the federation still
would not break the supply
line monopoly exercised by
the Egyptian-Syrian United
Arab Republic. ,
Most of the present oil pipe
lines lie across Syria. Egypt
controls the cheapest tanker
shipping route the Suez
canal.
Sacramento (IP! The 1958
YMCA-sponsored "model leg
islature adjourned late today
but left the state's lawmakers
something to think about
Most of the emphasis in prac
tice lawmaking for the 350
youths was on education,
Eighteen of the 60 bills intro
i-ead Sfs
cnnvhank Margarine lb.
TWO MILLION POUNDS! Yes, but only a fraction of the total amount of Oregon potatoes
we purchase each year for shipment to Safeway stores stretching from Astoria to New York
City. In 1956, for example, Safeway potato purchases from Central Oregon, Eastern Oregon
and the Klamath Basin amounted to 46,305,325 pounds ... the equivalent of a train of freight
cars 14V2 miles long! Carloads of Oregon potatoes are now en route to Safeway stores through
out the nation. And YOUR neighborhood Safeway store has a complete selection of Oregon
potatoes ... the quality you want, priced to give you greatest value!
Save 15c on NuMade
Salad Dressing
4S'
10-oz. tin
No. 14 can
29
Oysters
Sardines
Tiimm CieU Tempest, light No. tt ; $00
I Una rlSn meat, grated can 9 for I
Tuna Fish chunk style No. tin
29
Sea Trader
whole Pacific
Prince Paul
Brisling
Delicate as homemade
salad dressina QT. JAR
Tasty Seafood Suggestions for Lenten Meals
No. Vi tin 35'
Garlic Tuna tlr
Red Salmon brand No. 1 tin
Minced Clams
Sea Trader
7'2-oz. tin
41
00
Minced Clams 31'
T.m- Eiell Sea Trader, light No. Vi M- $00
I Una rlSn meat, chunk style tin H for I
Mrs. Wright's Bread
White or Whole Wheat. OQl
Always fresh Largo loaf AtW
Clam Chowder ZZSZSZ. 29
Lucerne 3.8 Milk
A better milk . Jt $ ITl
A better buy Qt. ctn.'A"V Half gal.
Oregon Gusset Potatoes
From Oregon's foremost growing areas come these first-quality beauties! Smooth-skinned,
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an exceptional value at these prices.
U.S. No. 1 grade
Ruisett in tht
10-ib. paper bag
10 lbs.
38c
U.S. No. 1 gra
Russets in the
25-lb. poly bag
25 lbs.
I VVS I
93
CU.S. No. 2 grade
potatoes, irregular
sizes and shapes
50 lbs.
U.S. No. 1 Oregon Russet Potatoes
Potatoes Premium bulk
10 lb,69c
Potatoes No. 1 grade, poly bag
10 ,b, 59c
Potatoes Waldorf premiums
10 ,b,69c
Potatoes No. 1 grade 100-lb. bag
3.49
Potatoes No. 1 grade 50-lb. bag
1.98
25
Lb.
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Rancho Tomato Soup
239'
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Your luncheon favorite
22-ox. tin
FOLGERS COFFEE
Rich blend of finest coffee
89 -81.77
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Richer blend - Always at a savings
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or oi io
First-of-the-Week Meat 'Special7 at Safeway
Oven- TPn nf!
From Oregon Potatoes
lue Bell Potato ChipsDip
Fresh packed and double
wrapped to insure freshness.
Try Blue Bell chips today!
Heady
U.S. inspected and graded! Plump with tender sweet meat.
Ready for stuffing. These turkeys are from the nation's choic
est flocks . . . immaculately cleaned, then vacuum wrapped in
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19 to 24
Pounds
tin
Turkey
Grade 'A'
S 14 to 18-1 bs.
Lb.
39
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Shredded Hash Browns RuS etts, frozen Pk. 235c
34
Palmolive Soap
Save lOe on 3 bath size
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Mb.
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83 81.65
AIRWAY COFFEE
The coffee with the
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79 81.57
1 N
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Bockwurst Sausage lb. 63c Ground Beef ....... lb. 49c
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259
53-oz. pkg. 87
75
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Mb.
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4 bar pack
UPTON'S ORANGE PEKOE TEA
For a brisk flavor-lift '
7," 85' . 67
Hawaiian Punch fruit drink 46-oz. tin 39c
Woodbury Soap le sale
Wrisley Soap bath size
Dog-E-Slu Pet food
Dog Candy Dor Tammies 6-oz. pke
Prices in t h i s advertisment are effective through
Saturday, February 22 at Safeway in Medford.
Fresh, Fancy Read To Serve
Crab Meal . Lb. 98c
Fresh Cooked '
Shrimp Meat vkg. 89c pkS. Is"
Breaded Shrimp cT$g. 69c
Halibut Steaks Captain'8icr. 59c
Fillet if Cod Captain's ch;i5be. pkg 39c
Fish Sticks CaptChf;kr 31.00
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Oysters ii 59c
Liquid Trend
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PUreX Liquid bleach
f(kV9 7C
39
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gallon 39
half
Rinso Blue
Blues as
It washes
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5 bar pkg. 63c
Xo. 1 tin 17c f7r-
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54-oz. 07
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890
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Calo brand
leftovers fresh roll
No. 1 tin
33
229
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Chopped Beef
Wilson brand
12-oz. can
43'
duced by the youngsters con
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