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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1960)
6 MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Or. B Thursday, March 24, 1960 Refresh Your Life 9195 SIZES , Daily delight! Slenderizing lines accented by a breezy-yet-flattering neck, the sim ple detail of tucks. Easy to sew, a joy to wear in care free cotton. Printed Pattern 9195: Half Sizes 1412, I6V2, I8V2, 20i4, 22, 24M. Size I6V2 re quires 3 yards 35 -inch fabric. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog in vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart styles . . . all sizes . . . all occasions. Send now! Only 25 cents. foreign Students From University Visit in Medford Twenty - five international students from 12 different countries, all students at the University of Oregon, visited Medford Tuesday under the auspices of the student friend ship foundation and the Med ford YMCA world service croup. The - international student delegation is touring southern Oregon under the leadership of Russel Walker, secretary of the student YMCA in Eugene. They were guests of the Medford Rotary club and gave a program of talks and music. Tuesday afternoon the visit ing students attended classes at the Medford High school as guests of the International Relations club. Meet Families Later they met host fami lies at the YMCA social hall and Tuesday night attended a potluck dinner at the Y. They were overnight guests in sev eral jviediord nomes to pro vide an opportunity to become acquainted -with American family life, according to Rob ert L. Jones, Y general secre tary Mrs. Scott Wickersham in troduced the guests at the dinner. They gave a music and dance program followed by a discussion period. About 125 persons attended. Their southern Oregon tour includes visits to industries and social institutions in Ash 1 a n d and Klamath Falls, where they will be guests of a the Indians at Klamath agen cy, and to Crater Lake. imle Point Man inters Innocent Plea Albert Johnson, 36. of 135 Third st., Eagle Point, plead ed innocent in district court Tuesday to charges of larceny by embezzlement. Trial has been set for April 6, a district court official said. Johnson is charged with tak ing $63.08 given him by a cus tomer to pay a bill while Johnson was working for a local garage. Johnson has been released on $750 bail. Sarah Churchill Convicted as Drunk London-flJPD-Sarah Church ill, 45, actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, was con victed on drunk and disorder ly charges today and fined en She also was ordered to pay J $5.60 in costs. SV7 Best Flavor Best Tri lavor Best Trim O Best Quality Best Flavor Best Flavor Best Trim l: " ' ',l"'t 7 SDRLOOKI STEAKS Bone In) Well aged, close trimmed, full cut beef, with the bone in. Yes, Safeway Steaks are always BEST especially when they're served with BOKIECLESS TOP SDR1LODK1 Every bit of this great Safeway beef steak is mighty good eating. Miioslhrooirifi Shady Oak are a real treat served with your fa forite Safeway steak. 4 n For a quick, easy menu serve Franco-American. It's tops, Y rj p3 n I! I f Pack Train, fine quali " If II Jill J I imitation maple. Reg. 3 1 U vU I Ts va,ue-Save 8c on each ;w 37e 24-zv bottle 2fe Franco-American Spaghetti Snow-time or anytime is the right time e for a CMS Paralke flour Loir Kitchen Craft sweet cream buttermilk. Why pay more? 4-lb. Bag 45' Sperry Reg. 57c -Value 4-lb. tag if mm mm --.' mm mmi mm 9m9 Cream o' doz. f3e LM Hi gift. VfX. . CD EC 11 yuui i GOI3 BOIJD stamps! f IPeas, He ans, Cora Gardenside creamed corn, tender peas, and green beans. 7 303 tins H Plus Big, Big Savings at SAFEWAY It's SAFEWA Yfor the Finest Green Onions and 'Fresh as Spring ' Large Spears Radishes New spring vegetables, perfect for your favorite salads. bunch J6 You'll find these and many, many more "Fresh ... . r as Spring fruits and vegetables in gateway s beautiful "Garden Room". To spark up your spring menus. Gorgeous, bright green spears, tender as butter, from the tightly budded tips all the way downl Rushed from the growing fields, dewy-fresh, direct to Safeway for you. t 1 lb. 0 nj I CRISP CARROTS 3 - 25 Cracklin' fresh, new spring Ho. 1 POTATOES Oregon Russets, finest all-purpose Grapefruit Texas Ruby Reds 2 for 1 9c Avocadoes Medium Size beauties Calif.. Fuertes 10 -w I'd ea. DKHttOODS Plump 'n' meaty . . perfect with a tender Safeway steak. IVl ox pkg. 39 . v,,
