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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, April 3, 1958 5A a We're ready to help with your Easter Dinner plans. Our stores are stocked to the hilt with wonderful foods for the occasion. All are top quality ... fine foods you'll be proud to serve. Good value prices, too. Why not start your plans by checking this ad for ideas on what to serve. And you'll find many more suggestions in the store! GoHage Cheese Sliced Dills Lucerne brand or Whole, Zippy pt. 25c qt. 49c e. bottle 25c Whole Dills and Kosher' zippiL, 25c Potato Chips NalIey or Blue SS1-.. pi. 39c Kosher Wine Kan David ea $1.29 Table Wine Ke?ewitz ConcorVh $1.29 CrAl Brazil Mrs. Wright's white rreSIl D'Cdd and wheat large loaf CImhJah uinu Skylark's low carlorie oienaer-way bread i5-oz. loaf pAA,!Atf Busy Baker Pecan wuuni6 "Shorties" , Choc. Sandwich Busy Baker Citaffhoiil Franco-American Opagfieill world famous Cook Book SfiSsp Grand i i .: --N 3 ' M I I .w::-.v 4 Here's the Greatest Eating in Fine Easter Hams! .BALM boheles 9& j COOK ED HOUDAV hjuhs The perfect complement to fine eating is yours when you pur chase a Bar S Ham at Safeway. Fully cooked, tenderized and defatted. Everything you'll want in a delicious Easter ham. Grand, too, for a gift . . . packed in an attractive bright, three color foil wrapper. Whole or full half Hams Special Price ib.oy. Shop Safeway for the Finest Selection of Fully Cooked Smoked Ready-to-eat Fancy Tenderized Mams! t! Take your pick of our famous brands specially selected for Eastec. EOeh ham is fully skinned, deep smoked. From 10 to 16-lbs. beauties. No center slices have been removed from half hams. WHOLE OR FULL SHANK HALF lb Ham Shank End Ham Butt End Full Butt Half Center Cut Slices Easter Time Is TURKEY Time! And Safeway is the place to select your Easter Turkey. Selected famous brands ranging from 16 to 20 pounds. Every bird is oven ready. Your selection of the whole, half or quarter turkey. Choose from many famous brands 5 to 6 lbs. 4 to 5 lbs. so tender meaty lb. 53c lb. 59c lb. 63c lb. 98c It's Safeway for Easter Meats Fancy Hams Hormel 63,4-lb.tin 6.98 Lb. 39 Fancy Hams Dub8T.eb. tin 7-49 Canned Picnics Hin 2.79 Whole Fryers Fresh 1 2 to 3 lbs. 45c Fresh Crabs Jre,rin lb. 29c "USDA CHOICE'-Slanding Beef Rib Roast lb. 85c 1 ?2mimia!rMmm' CARVE YOUR HAM LIKE THE CHEFS DO Place the ham with the shank bone smaH end) at the carver's right Cut two or three slices off the edge opposite the largest roundest side; turn ham to rest on the cut surface. Start at the base of the bulge at the shank end, slice down to the leg bone and along the bone as far as the knife can cut. Cut out a V-shaped wedge, then slice along the cut in thicknesses desired. SUGGESTED MENU Tomato Juice Cocktail Baked Ham with Broiled Pineapple Slices Parsley Buttered Potatoes f ' Peas or Asparagus Hot Sesame Seed Rolls Butter or Margarine Strawberry Shortcake, Whipped Cream Coffee Tea Milk CENTERPIECE SUGGESTION For a fun-for-everyone centerpiece, plan an Easter egg hunt at the table. Borrow the kiddies' Easter basket and conceal a small gift for each person in the Jiottom. Tie one end of a colorful ribbon to. each gift; trail the other end to a place setting. Top the basket, of course, with the usual gay paper and col ored eggs. Each person "hunts" to the end of his or her ribbon and is rewarded with the find. DYE EGGS THE EASY WAY for "every color of the rainbow eggs, get out your regular food color kit Follow directions on the package for blending colors and dyeing the eggs. Easy to do, even for the small fry. Add Individual touches through the use of sequins, stars and strips of colored tape. Enjoy (he Superior Qualify, Freshness and Economy of ROXBURY Easier Gandies Jelly EwrESS 01 59c Easter Pels SoTred upi 29c Easier Eggs JS110". w.pkf. 75c Easier Eggs f,d i2-o, Pk29c Party Mints &rr ,-o,Pk,. 29c Speckled Eggs ustEaster i-o,pk,. 29c Choc. Bunnies 29c Filled Eggs S3taS5 Pkr. 39c Easier Creams fTn"d0W n.0. vu. 29c Chocolate Eggs Pk?. 29c Chocolate Eggs ?Sre?Tw 5-0, 29c Jelly Beans i4-o,Pk,. 29c Jelly Eggs iffSS h-, 29c Easier Cherries 'HXS? 13-0, pkf. 59c 171 Special Offer 15c Deal SCAMPER Liquid Detergent CRAGMONT New at Safeway riLliiliTi 0 0 Sparkling dishes every time from just a capful of Seam per. Grand for fabrics, floors, windows, tiles, etc 32-oz. tin 12 Delicious Flavors to Choosa From 2 - Wc is Plus Bottle Dtposit lucerne Two-Ten - Fortified SKIM MILK yi Ga- A new richer tasting diet milk, with 1 butterfat with 10 solids. Jayne Mansfield Named in Petition Hollywood OP) Actress ' Jayne Mansfield's former hus band, Paul J. Mansfield, to day opposed the blond beauty's efforts to take their 7-year-old daughter, Jayne Marie, to Europe. Miss Mansfiled petitioned the court for permission to take the girl to England be tween April 26 and Sept. 30 while she works on a picture, there. Mansfield, now living in Chattanooga, Tenn., opposed the petition and asked that Jayne Marie be permitted to join him and his second wif while the actress is out of the country. He also asked that his daughter be permitted to visit him six weeks each summer, adding that he had not seen Jayne Marie since Christmas, 1956. Miss Mansfield, now mar ried to Mickey Hargitay, di vorced Mansfield Oct. 23, 1956. She agreed then not to take her daughter out of California without court per mission. Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle set April 16 for a hear ing on the matter. Speculation on Khrushchev Visit Budapest, H u n g a r y (IB Western sources speculated to day the visit here by Nikita Khrushchev may be aimed at shaping a new policy of co operation between Russia and the East European bloc. Reports circulated in Vienna that a full East Eu ropean satellite conference will be held in Budapest after the April 4 ceremonies cele brating Russian "liberation of Hungary from the Ger mans in World War II. The talks were opened Wednesday by Khrushchev and Hungary's top party and government " leaders. Further talks were called for today. Khrushchev arrived here only a week after he became Soviet Premier in addition to his old job as Communist Party leader, and four days after disclosure of a meeting between Hungary's First Party Secretary Janos Kadar and Yugoslav President Tito. Diplomatic sources believed Russia and Yugoslavia had joined forces to back up the regime of Kadar who had been reported facing internal party trouble from various factions pushing for more power. Reed Graduate Gets Prison Term San Francisco (IB Lee Forbes Hosford, 34, a Phi Beta Kapa graduate of Reed col lege at Portland, Ore., has been sentenced to serve five years to life for his role in the holdup of an exclusive sweet shop here last November. Superior Judge Walter Car- penezi sentenced Hosford Wednesday, noting that the 1947 Reed graduate had spent most of his time betting on the horse races and living off his estranged wife since 1951. Also involved in the $350 holdup of Blum's Candy Store ; were Andrew Bicki, 35, and ; Frederick Ransom, 19. Bicki '., was sentenced to the maxi- ; mum term of five-to-life as was Hosford, but Ransom was ) placed on probation after serving 15 week ends in jail ; for turning rtate's evidence. It was Hosford's passion for - horse-playing that brought about the trio's quick capture. Police collared them at Gold- i en Gate Fields race track the . day after the holdup. Interviews Slated By Crater Company Ashland Interviews will be held April 8 at Southern Oregon college for all stu dents interested in working for Crater Lake National Park company. Harry Smith, manager of Crater Lake National Park company, and his wife, will hold interviews Tuesday at the registrars' office for all stu dents interested in a summer job at Crater Lake. Types of positions available are wait ress, cashier, bellhop, desk clerk, housekeeping, clerk, storeroom, and others. Appli cants, either men or women, must be 18 years of age. Students must pick up ap plication blanks and sign up for a scheduled interview with the registrar. MINESWEEPER HITS PIER Charleston, S.C. (ff) A Navy minesweeper apparent ly lost power while going up the Cooper river Wednesday and crashed into a pier. Henry F. Young, 47, a pier. worker, was killed in the crash, . i
