MAILTWIl'Vf, Hmtvi, Or.
Thuriay, May 2. 1960
Forest Pavilion
Turned Over to
P-l Foundation
Portland - Oregon's two
leading industries, forest prod
ucts and agriculture, joined
hands recently when the
swept -wing Forest Products
Centennial Pavilion was turn
ed over to the Pacific Inter
national Junior Dormitory
Foundation in ceremonies at
the P-I grounds here.
The 24,000 square foot open
structure is comprised of
seven hyperbolic-paraboloids,
each 50 feet square, separated
from each other by 5 foot
wide plastic skylights.
Most unusual feature of the
Pavilion is that it is construct
ed of wooden 1 by (i s secured
to each other with staples.
Lamination of the shells was
done in position high above
the ground through use of
forms of shoring.
Use Undecided
The P-I Junior Dormitory
Foundation has not decided
the exact use which will be
made of the futuristic Pavil
ion. They have indicated,
however, some plans to en
close the space and make it
into a general meeting area,
following some tentative
plans which Pavilion architect
John Storrs has, which will
maintain t h c architectural
beauty of the structure as a
show place for the striking
use of forest products.
Basic responsibility of the
P-I Junior Dormitory Founda
tion is to provide facilities
and look after the interests of
both 4-H and Future Farmers
of America organizations
throughcut Oregon, Washing
ton, and Idaho, all partici
pants in the annual P-I show
each October in Portland.
Last year the Forest Prod
ucts Centennial committee
raised and spent a quarter of
million dollars In the con
struction and promotion of the
Pavilion and of Oregon's for
est products in general.
Jefferson Council
Election Voided
Jefferson, Ore. -HIPD- Three
Jefferson city council mem
bers thought they won elec
tion in Friday's election and
so did the voters, but the city
attorney said differently
Wednesday.
Attorney Dale Crablree
cited a city ordinance requir
ing the officials to get two
thirds of the total vote and
none of the three C. D. Per
son, Arlie Cooper and Roy
Wickersham did.
There will be another elec
tion in November.
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Now's the time to enjoy outdoor eating . . .
This is the time of year many folks, drawn by the warmth of near-summer weather, will head
for the great outdoors with picnic baskets laden with good foods. Others will satisfy husky out
door appetites with backyard family barbecues or patio dinners. No matter what you choose to
do this weekend, Safeway has a wide choice of fine goods to fit your plans. At special low
prices, tool
Lunch Box, creamy or chunk.
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Smart Shoppers Save-Save-Save
GOLD BOND STAPP!
You get valuable gifts . '. . plus
extra-values at SAFEWAY
o
Smart Shoppers Shop Early!
OPEN MONDAY, MAY 30
Prices in this advertisement are effective through Sunday, May 29th, at Safeway
in Medford. We reserve the right ot limit.
Use this handy check list. Make sure you have
everything you'll need for your holiday picnic.
Stein's fresh 'burger buns, with
or without caraway seeds.
For hot dog or hamburger. You buy
the relish Heinz buys the buns. Get
details at Safeway.
Fluff-i-est extra fresh cello
pack.
Cay area rug - most popu
lar, now floor fashion! Cro
chet It yourself, and save,
save, save!
Beginner-easy, takes little
time! Single crochet center;
center: flowers of scraps. Pat
tern 72.15: directions 28x40
Inch rug in rug cotton or 4
strands of string.
Send Thirty - five cents
(coins) for this pattern - add
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25 cTTils nowl
Juke Bases 6-$1
Pineapple Juice r 29e
P ug Town House
rruif Jinxes sn r 29
f R Busy Baker Marshmallcmr t A.
Cookies ;TT,r tr ii
Snack Crackers 33e
Kool-Aid ;-rta, 6' 29e
Sliced Cheese EL, sr 33c
Breeze Cheese 1 75c
Dill Pickles strs-. ? 49
Cucumber Chips & u;:: 25e
Mixed Pickles & r 35e
Sweet Pickles sa 1 39c
Instant Milk 95e
Instant Coffee - , $107
Sewerages
Cragmont in 12 refreshing flavors.
ft 34
quarts 0
N.s II
D.p.iit it
Royal Oak for a clean, even
heat.
Highway
PORK and BEANS
(R 2 vi $
UlV tin.
Van Camp's
LARGE "AA" EGGS
9 d. flQ L,:n 9o 004
mm WW Quality km WW
Cream O'
The Crop
Guaranteed
10-lb.
bag
Mustard
Catsup
Pream
Tuna
Corn
Corn
25-lb.
bag
French's. Tops for
salads or sandwiches
Highway, largo
family size
Instant Cream
Bumble Bee, fancy solid pack
Del Monte cream-style
$j69
9-oi.
jar
20-oz.
jar
I9c
25c
Town House, eream or whole kernel
33c
551.00
PtarS Highway std. halves
"Best" Beer
Beer
Be sure the picnic basket includes Fancy No. I
IMAM
Specially selected by Safeway buyers to add a bright touch to your holi
day eating enjoyment. Luscious fully-ripened fruit. Perfect for tasty salads,
desserts, or fresh peeled.
Eastern, It oi.
Blits, Lucky Lager, Olympia, 12-oi.
pack 89c
8-an I O"!
pack '
mmmmm I
BEST FOODS
Reg. 69e value
(Limit 1 quart)
SAVE 20c Ot.
NU MADE
Save 1I
(Limit 1 ejuart)
Why pay mere? Qt
l,bS-il
mm
Potatoes
Strawberries
Cucumbers
Sweet Corn
Leaf Lettuce
Watermelons
U.S. No. 1 New
White Shifters
Red-ripe
beauties
Crisp, medium siie
Perfect fer salads
Fresh from
the growing area
Salad bool, butter i
U4 Leaf.
Thumpin' ripe
Ttnk perfect.
10
4
3
6
2
lbs.
fer
cups
for
for
bu.
lb
59'
$00
29'
49e
29
10
TOMATOES
39
Red ripe . . . tops
fer salads or
sandwiches Lb
RADISHES
and Gfn Onions
Medium
Sue-
bun,
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More Picnic Supply Values
Successful Holiday Picnics Start at Safeway!
Reynolds Foil ?5T ., 35c
Wax Paper ,.. 29c
Sandwich Bags Zce30 , pkf. 10c
Table Cloth rx8ur Picnle ... 39c
Picnic Set pk:.:'plpa'surac ... 98c
Paper Plates DMde'd pkK. otn 39c
Colored Plates ,kI 0fl9 19c
9" Paper Plates Fiesta white pkj, 4A 59c
Paper Cups Dixie Cold drink pkj. 48 59c
Paper Cups Dixle Hot Drln)t pkg, i5 39c
Caramel Rolls r.te0 u-o,. 39c
Cinnamon Rolls i...,. 33c
Panrska Uiv Kitchcti Craft 47.
rancaUB MIA buttewnilk. Mb.pkg.
Pancake Mix buuermiikima 36-oi.pkg. 39c
Yuban Coffee Rcr.or(1rip Mb tin We
Boned Chicken ft T 3 1 $ 1 .00
ope
hips
NALLEY'S . . . Always fresh and crispy.
A picnic must. Jumbo pack 1 1 U-oi. reg. 69c
Dves
TOWN HOUSE, finest quality. Standard size
Why pay more?
Lemonade
Cookoes
Scotch Treat frozen. Reg. 9 for $1.00.
getting 3 FREE.
Like
Old fashion snaps. Vanilla, lemon,
chocolate and ginger.
rafted Tyimo
Tempest light meat. Reg. S for $1
Famous brands of Fully Cooked, Defatted
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mm
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J Fresh Fryers
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4 b $ 5) 5 9
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MAIL TRIIUNI. Mtdfgrd, Or. 7
ThunJiy, My li, 1960 B
I Schweitzer Sees
I Need for New
African Leaders
Paris - l?t Dr. Albert
Schweitzer, sorrowing over
the racial strife in South
Africa, believes that solution
of the problem there requires
the emergence of "great" new
leaders - both white and
black.
The 85 - year - old Nobel
Peace Prize winner, philoso
pher, musician and medical
missionary stated his views in
a letter received from him to
day by United Press Inter
national In Paris.
The letter, dated May 10,
was handwritten in blue ink
and mailed from his Jungle
hospital at Lambarene in
former French Equatorial
Africa. It was in reply to a
cabled invitation from UP1
last month inviting Schweitz
er to give his views on the
South African segregation
policy troubles.
Schweitzer declined to give
any detailed expression of
views on the South African
problem, saying:
"I think that judgments
pronounced abroad do not
help things advance, but com
plicate them."
Delay Explained
But he did say: "What
would be necessary in South
Africa is that a great white
personality and a great black
personality should emerge
who, together, would create a
new spirit in which a solution
might be found and agreed to.
Otherwise peace cannot be
established."
Schweitzer asked that he be
excused for not having more
to say publicly and for not
replying to the cabled ques
tionnaire more promptly. He
explained the delay, in his
one page personally signed
letter, in these words:
"I am writing to you very
late because these last weeks
have imposed on me in my
hospital a load of work that
has not permitted me to keep
up with my correspondence
as I would have wanted to."
And in a thoughtful ges
ture, he added:
"I am returning the prepaid
(cable) reply receipt so that
you can recover the sum you
paid to the post office."
The receipt was enclosed.
Choose from Del Monte "Sweetheart,"
Morrell's "Chef" or Armour's "Supreme,"
ready-to-eat hams. These tender hams are
at this money-saving low price. Delicious
i . . every bite. A really fine value.
1
HAM SLICES
French Bread
Camay Soap
Ivory Soap
Draft
Cascade
Pierre's
Barbecue
White or Pink
99 & 44100
percent pure
Detergent for
dishes or laundry
Fully Smoked Boneless
IS 32a
DIS
9 reg,
v
bars
Gets dishes
really clean
35c
2 baw 35c
ST 37c
49c
Si
n
mm
ZO-oi.
Pkf.
Johnson's Model Bakery
Boston Cream Pies
79
Variety of Fillings
Each
15 Gold Bend Stamps with each one
Cinnamon Bread ... 28c loaf
All Sweet Rolls ... 69c doz.
RATH "BLACK HAWK" . . . Hickory-smoked
ham at its very best. Completely boneless
No waste. Easy to carve.
SLICED BACON
GROUND BEEF
Completely Dressed ,
and Whole Drawn
Plump, tender birds that weigh from
2 to 3'i lbs. . . . especially selected for
their superb eating quality. There's noth
ing like fried chicken for your picnic or
patio party.
V
Cut-up Fryers lb. 39c
Del Monte
"Sweetheart"
Grand for Burgers
Mb.
pkg.
Lb.
TRnnae & club Steaks
'DUI1BS "usda CHOICE" beef
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Ground Round
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"US CHOICE" beef
"USDA CHOICE"
aged beef
lb
lb.
Always
fresk
DeliraUIr
Seasoned
$1.09
$1.29
b. $1.15
... 79c
Hormel, smoked
Boneless. No waste
Picnics
Frvare. Manor House, Prem Quality.
riJCia Flash-frozen. Tray pack
Potato Salad
$1.83
39c
or Club, Reser's
Safeway
Seasoned
Stt 89c
Link Sausage
I RAlAcrtio, Sliced . 4!)o
by the piece
lh.
lb.
59c
4&s
Safeway or Del Monte "Sweetheart"
WIENERS
Voted tops for mighty good eatin' anytime. See how you
save on the 5-lb. box.
5-lbs. . S2.39
per
lb.
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BIG SPACE BUDGET
Wnshinfflnn-tllPll-Thn Senate
naAr! hv voire vote and sent
to the White House Tuesday a
bill authorizing $970 million
fnr Hip National Snace acencV
In the year beginning July 1.
This was $50 million more
than President Eisenhower
had requested.
To Size 48
9383 1
SIZES 1 II
. 34-48 , TT
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Luncheon Meats
CrMtM frswn ceofced Miami,
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Celery-crisp and cool in
cotton, shantung, Dacronl
Note how curved inset with
hnttnn-tah detail creates too
interest above a tapered skirt.
Sleeveless, short, or V sleeve
version.
Printed Pattern 9383: Wo
men's Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42,
44, 48, 48. Size 36 takes 33i
yards 35-lnch.
Send FIFTY CENTS (coins)
for this pattern - add 10
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Marian Martin Medford Mail
Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232
West 18th St., New York 11,
N. Y. Print plainly NAME,
ADDRESS with SIZE and
STYLE NUMBER.
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