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October 10, 1959. . '
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Young Tender
Small Size Fresh Cut
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Fresh Caught Deep Water
Pacific It's Boneless
4
Mr
Mm
U.S. Graded Choice Steer
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mm
test
Center Cut
U.S. Graded Choice Steer
Well Trimmed of Excess Waste
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OLD
FASHIONED
Armour's Star Brand Sealed Cello Wrapped
lb.
pkg.
THICK
bins
Young Small Size Grain-Fed K -We
Will Cut Into Chops and Roasts for You
U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER
CROSS
RIB
mm
IT'S WASTE-FREE
Boned
and Rolled
Groceteria Produce
Perk up with fresh fruit and vegetables.
Easy on the waist line!
SUN GIRL CALIFORNIA
BOTES
Plump, Soft, Rich in Flavor
12-oz.
Pkg. .
TEXAS RUBY RED
(Grapefruiit
Medium Size 40
Sharp frosh
flavor wakes
up tho
appetite!
BLUE OX
BRAND .
DESCHUTES
RUSSET
U.S. NO. 2
potatoes
5
pound
bag
Grown in tht Printvill
district by one ef Ora
fen's top grewan. They
are good aating and a raal
Budget Strctchar.
New Crop Jersey
Sweet Potatoes
AND ' "...
Red Velvet Yams
Your Choice
A favorite "filler-upper" roast pork
and sweet potatoes or yams. "
Local Fancy
DANISH
For a real taste treat bake with
brown sugar and butter.
SQUASH
lbs
.1
WSSi 'CABBAGE
A nippy cabbage for slaw
or salad. Adds . color and
flavor.
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Get your tickers at Swem's, Barker's, ar Purucker'i mi
Medford .'. . or at the Medford Senior High School at
a booth adjacent t the Principal's office. ' Booth will be
open 8 a.m. till neon. Monday through Friday.
Hedrick Jr. High Auditorium . . Friday, Oct. 16 . . 8:00 P.M.
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PRESENTED AWARD Del Landing, chair
man of the United Medford Crusade cam
paign, left,' presents a plaque for outstand
ing citizenship to the record department at
the California Oregon Power company; Re
ceiving ,the award are Eloise Winklebleck,
representing the department, and Jay Elli
ott, another Copco employee, who is the
firm's solicitation chairman. Elliott or--
ganized a group of employees to make the
solicitations. Employee groups of .20 or more,
may win the award plaque provided the
firm authorizes payroll deduction, 80 per
cent -of the" employees contribute, and not
less than 50 per cent of them give a "fair
share", which is not less than one hour's
pay per month for 12 months. -
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MAIL TBBUNE, Medford, Or. 7
Thursday, Oct. 8, 1959 . V
Math Teachers
To Meet at SOC
Ashlan d The first fall
meeting of the Oregon Coun
cil of Teachers of Mathema
tics will be held Saturday,
Oct. 10, from 9:30 a.m. to 3
pjn., at Southern Oregon col
lege. , Miss Lesta Upel, retired
mathematics supervisor, for
roruana - puDiic scnoois, wm
speak, on "Problem Solving."
Dr, Oscar Schaaf of the Uni
versity of Oregon and South
Eugene High school will talk
to elementary and junior high
teachers on "Basic Principles
of Mathematics."
Miss Dana Small of Frank-,
lin high school, Portland, will
report to secondary teachers,
on the . "content of second
couse," a report from the Uni
versity of Illinois committee
on school mathematics." -
Dr. Elmo .Stevenson, SOC.o
president, will welcome the
teachers and Wendall Hall,
North Eugene High school,
president of OCTM, will open
the regular meeting.
The meeting is aimed at ac
quainting teachers with tech
niques and trends in the field
of mathematics. Those wishng
to attend the luncheon should
send reservations to Dr. Eu
gene Bowman, Suthern Ore
gon college. -
LUCK CHANGES A family that had more
than their share of hard luck are now on
the road to a life of good luck. The Kenneth
Payne family was found; sleeping in and
around their old automobile by two Macomb
county sheriff's deputies near Detroit, Mich.,
last month. The Sheriff's relief fund stepped
in with funds and supplied food and lodging,
for several nights. Shown here in their new
trailer home ; Beverly. Payne, 15,r cooks
dinner for her parents and nine brothers
and sisters. Seated at the table are Gloria,
7; Kenneth, 10, and Dianne, 14. Standing
behind the table is Nancy, 12. Mrs. Gloria
Payne is holding Polly, nine months. Stand
ing just behind Polly is Ruth, 5. The father
sitting; on the sofa is holding James, 2.
" Seated . beside him are Mary, 6, and -Randolph,
9. '
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Gasoline Storage
Explosion Kills 2
Columbus, Ga. -UPD- Twa
men were burned to death and
three more persons critically
injured Wednesday in a gaso
line storage area explosion
and fire.
Flames from the Gulf Oil
Co. storage" area here threat
ened an adjacent industrial
area for more thati an hour
before firemen were able to
contain the blaze.
The victims were identified
as G. W. Dubose, 31, and Otis
A. Robinson, 39. . . 0:
. In critical condition today
was Mrs. Louise Harperf 34,
an office worker for the Gulf
Oil Co., Fred B. Mitchell, 53,
office manager, and Ivan Gar
rett, 38, a truck driver.
Cause of the fire has not
officially been .determined.
MALE BEATS FEMALES
Simcoe, Ont. - (UPD - A lon
male carried off top honors
Tuesday in a cake-baking con
test at the Norfolk County
Fair. William Flower, 49, the
only male in the contest, took
first and second prizes.
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