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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1960)
s: Save up to 24 on Town House Famous "Early Garden II MAIL TRIIUNI, Medferd, Or. Monday. Feb. 29, 1960 A7 Fancy Peaches Choose from golden yellow clings or Freestones at a special low price. 12 Tint !$3.49 No. 2 VMU U tin. m FresdoM Peachas SEE 5No$l Cream Style or Whole Kernel M Monte Corn Delicious Golden Bantam corn at its finest. Stock up now during this great event and save. 12 Tint $2.10 303 tins 89 s Fancy fln.N Town House creamed C 303 70 UOlil or Whole Kernel. 9 cant 12 cant 1.89 Bel Monte (Green Peas Here's your chance to stock up and save on the family food budget. 12 Tint $2.10 303 tins S 00 KmmmtM Da Town House Finest E 303 70 rancy raas quality. 12 um$i.89 wtim io Gardenside Red-Ripe Canned Tomatoes Here's a quick, easy shortcut to appetizing made up dishes. Ideal for casseroles, Spanish omelets or as a side dish. 12 Tint $1.69 (J 303 tins 00 Cub Scouts Tomatoes 12 tins $2.2! 29 IH ' 111 ave ) More on These Stock-up Items Now at Safeway pplosauco IT lattleffi Pears Town House, foney quality. Reg. 27c each. Save 29c on 12. 12 tint $2.95 Highway, made from choice tree ripened apples. 12 tins $2.95 Sundown brand, grand for delicious taladi, dassartt or breakfast serving. 46-oz. tins No. 2'2 tins Catsup 12 tins $2.9$ Delicious Highway brand, broken segments. 12 tins $2.29 Highway is made from selected ripe tomatoes. Great with Safeway meats. No. 2Vi tins 4 4 303 tins J Save on your favorite fruit judges A mmIa IiiIm at Town House, fancy, case 46-ot. $100 Apple JUIC8 0 i2 tins, only $189 tint I Dole Blended BfflS 3 tfi $l00 II! ft ft a ma-a Grape drink 46-ot. SI 00 lllaU Urange case of 21 tins, only $3.89 w tins I Stokley's Blended SSSKEftn 3 2.l00 Mix 'Em or Match 'Em 14-oz. bottles tins for only Cub Scout Pack 5 ' Award were presented last wek at Cub Scout Pack 5's annual Blue and Gold ban quet at the Jefferson school cafeteria. About 250 persons attended. New members Mark Shel ton, Marlon Ferns and Gary Mullin were installed and re ceived bobcat pins, and bear badges went to Tommy Mar ier. Mike Smith, Stephen Mc Culley and Ronnie Szpak. David Orr received a wolf badge and lion badges went to Michael Knox and Richard Orr. Gold arrows, wolfs, were presented to David Orr, John ny Knapp, Danny Nash and Paul McCallister: gold ar rows, bear, went to Richard Orr and Keith Ricken, and a gold arrow, lion, was awarded to Steven McCallister. Silver arrows, wolf, went to Robert Folda, Raymond Folda, Shan non Vinson and Keith Ricken. Douglas Knight received a 2-year pin and 1-year pins went to Kenneth Harris, Dan ny Smith and Larry Turner. Jeffrey Wall, Larry Duysen and Michael Knox were pro moted to webelos; Larry Duy sen received a denner badge and Jeffrey Wall was pro moted to assistant denner. Neckerchief slides for sell ing 10 or more tickets to the Jubilee Scout -o-rama were presented to Elkon Walker, Jeffrey Wall, Robert Barnum, Keith Ricken, Steven St. Clair, Steven Lindley and Larry Duysen. Michael Knox was welcom ed as a new member to Boy Scout Troop 10S. A film was shown on the 1997 National Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa. Gunnar Speaks at Eugene Meeting Republican State Chairman Peter M. Gunnar wat among speakers at a leadership train ing school sponsored by the Republican State Central com mittee and the National Con gressional committee for GOP leaders in the fourth congress ional district in Eugene Fri day. Other speakers were Mrs. Paul Daughtery, state vice chairman; Mrs. Charles Camp bell, state education chair man; Doug Campbell, GOP field worker, and Wally Hunt er, state publicity director. Attending from this area were Mrs. Joseph D. Walsh, chairman of the Jackson Younty Young Republicans, and Mrs. James M. Ragland, chairman of the Jackson County Republican Central committee. Lalanl Pineapple Juice .,a!Si. 2"tZl 85 Lalani Blended VXSSm 3 "-85 Tomato Juice SStS 44K $1 j Peas or Corn - Gardenside cream style corn, tender young peas. 12 Tint 11.33 i'6 303 tint 79 . K - CJnut Butter mm fmif feiwMiityi -j lulling w 1 . Save on the large size. hit $1.39 lieese Spread litAi. finest quality. Compares rKnesa coning up to ore. 79 j Xheose Spread 'Van Zm, another fine processed cheese for even less money. 2-lb. i 1 75 j Pio Filler j Jell-well lemon makes pie mok- ins ay- Has true lemon flovex. s (i 3 I?. 25 Fresh Seafoods that were "Just Meant for Lent 99 FA Sftkks Captain's Choice, premium, are quick-frozen . . . pre-cooked . . . ready to heat in the oven and en joy. They are top quality cod fil lets dipped in batter and breaded. 8-oz. Pkg. It's Safeway for the Finest "USDA CHOICE" Aged Beef Boiling Beef Tender "US CHOICE well aged beef. Ib 19' TFI Ci I and Club steaks. $415 -Bone Stealis ass ,b Porterhouse b' ,k$119 Too Sirloin "129 Iffrittt In th!t advertisement are ef. jactive through Wednesdoy, March 3, It Safeway In Medford. We reserve M right to limit. SBiced IHIaDSbut Hare's a vary papular aaa feed . . and look at the special lew. price. Get a supply en hand far dandy Lenten meals. Fresh Oysters Rushed from the Pacific especially fer this treat event. Grand her every Stews, and pan frying fer the whele family te enjoy, dur ing the Lenten aeaien. Pint2J2J temp Peat fully cooked an! peeM . , , ready re enjoy during Ln in yeur a verrte salad er cecktail recipe. i)c Police Search Ends At Neighbor's House Portland - (DPI Police searched from 7 p.m. Friday until s a.m. Saturday alone the banks of the Willamette and in a brushy area for a aix-vear-old srirl before she was discovered at a neigh bor t house. Jovce Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cur tis, wag the object of the hunt of about a dozen policemen through the night. A house-to-house inquiry of neighbors was made Friday nipht hv the Barents and offi cers but a misunderstanding was blamed for not lineung the child. Collectors Display Antique Guns at SOC Rare antiaue euns were dis played at a recent meeting of the Jefferson state Arms col lectors at the Britt Student Union building at Southern Oregon college. . The display included a col lection by H. A. McCallum, Monroe. Ore., who it recog nized as a leading Winchester collector. The next meeting wm De March S in the student union building at SOC, and "an tique pistols" will be the theme. Persons interested In antiques are Invited. Mfche Te Spell Out Minimum Wag Stand Washington -TOTD- Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell will spell out President Eisen hower's position on increas ing the federal minimum wage when he , appears - beiore a House Labor subcommittee next Wednesday. the best chicken deserves the finest noodles HUftcn egg noodles
