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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1960)
THUHSDAY, AUGUST 18, I960 Area Students Accepted for OTI Fourteen students from Medford ' and vicinity, three from Ashland and 9 from the Grants Pass area have been accepted for enrollment at Oregon Technical Institute, Next year will be the first year for the institute to oper ate within the state system of higher education. - Freshman orientation actlv ities will begin Sept. 21 and dormitories will be opened for occupancy Tuesday, Sept. 20 Approved for enrollment from this area are Donald T. Bogenoff, route 2; Michael G. Duggan, route 2, and Richard Wall, Central Point; John L. Cox and Kenny E. Weitman, Eagle Point; Frankie M Glenn, 715 Welch st., Larry B. Morin, 4459 Colver rd., Mavis E. Strom, 1464 Dixie lane, and JKonald K. Wisdom, 1605 Ridgeway rd., all Medford David F. Hall and Ray J Scaife, Prospect; Everett W Harmon, Shady Cove; and Lloyd L,. Priest, route 1, Gold Hill; and Lorene Stephenson, Applegate. Jack G. Elder, Wayne J. Pickett and Donald L .West fall, all Ashland; Dale E. Campbell and Robert D. How- land, Cave Junction; Eula Lee Disrude, Williams; Edward E. Dwire, Sixes; Larry L. Goo sey, Rogue River; and Wen dell W. Flowers, Glenda G. Garoutee, Gerald D. Mattern and Buford C. Smith, Grants Pass. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. i-"j"v'r -wr ESS E571 PHH Drive Chairman Thanks Residents Thanks to the residents of Medford for support of the re cent City of Hope drive was expressed today by Mrs. Jessie Sitton, local chairman, and pa tients at the free, non-sectarian medical center. The drive, which ended in July, enables the center "to continue its work in free pa tient care, research and medi cal education," she said. "This is because the good people in t h o u s ands of communities throughout our nation" sup ported the drive, according to the chairman. The people of this commu nity can be proud of the part they have played in making possible work concerning can cer, leukemia, heart, blood, chest and hereditary maladies, Mrs. Sitton said. SIGN OF TIMES Omaha,' Neb. - Sign on a mall foreign car: "Don't Squash Me - I Eat Bugs." BOB WALKER'S Village Variety NEXT TO PIGGLY WIGGLY OPEN 9 TO 9 PRINT SHOWER CURTAINS Reg. 1.9B 6x6'. Lovely col ors. A real buy! 99c S H Stamp. LADIES' COTTON BLOUSES You could pay up to 1.981 Siiei 32-40. Plains-Prints. 99c St H Stamps OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT: Repeat by popular demand! General utility. 1 gal . $1.99 NOTICE! Art Show The Southern Oregon Society of Artists will havt a show ing it Village Variety this Sunday from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. You will see many beautiful paintings by local artists. Plan to be here. You'll enjoy it! . S & H Stamps BIG ASSORTMENT TOYS You'll find values in the as sortment to' 2.98. Hurry! 88c S H Stamps 24" DRINK'N WET DOLL This is a lovely doll at a real savings. Reg. 9.95. $5.99 StH Stamps CLOSEOUT! WADING POOLS Sii. 57V4"xll" - SO gal. sin. 2 Ring style. Reg. 4.9S. $2.77 AM STAMPS ON ALL YOUR PURCHASES! stamps! PIGGLY WIGGLY Planter's Cocktail HTAMOd Peanuts Spanish i r 69 Ddihi'a-'--v i ..." mi ' i i I I ' 1 I "11 A I Junce 0 V Here's a saving ... regular 25c each f J PrnS ymBmmmmmmWr- - - : . . 1 . A i MSMMlPIGGLY WI'GGLYllIMWMW ..''..ii .7.r. . , -.---aBaaaaBBKBBBaBBBaBBSBBBBaa-aaMj v VX v v ignJITJ ijf IjmmujJ (btampsJ siam) irif Augu.f 18, 19 fl es. "v a Prices effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 20. We reserve the right to limit quan ,'' I Miracle Whip Kraft : Miracle Whip Salad TROPIC ISLE Crushed In Heavy Syrup , Wo. 2. Tin 00 MJB (Limit . one tin per family,- please.) 2-lb; tin $1.18. DSSlUKeS 111 i : : Powder Room facial :tis- v sues:. 25c .each , ' , ' . Medford.. Hqlves and f slices.' 29e iach' . reg. 75c 1 -lb. tin 400-et. . packages N0.2V2. -. '. tins . . MadV frbrri choice coffee beans ; . i specially priced . : at- Piggly Wiggly. DINNERS n CHICKEN TURKEY ' SWISS STEAK HAM ; : -'eTTep value: .. Be sure to visit the big ' 4-H F.F.A. FAIR This Weekend at the iFairgtouncls. . Nabisco Premium onownaKe uracKers 2 ib. pkg. . .11 .' l lrox; pkg. aw :. r ' v if-'- Piggly Wiggly Fresher Produce Cameo Cremes , ' Nabisco Cookies 97 Xaffein-Free; .Nqstle's Decaf Old Southern, Packed Locally Barbecue Sauce l V i ) 1. T i.- l V., ';V Wf. v ,: 4-pz.. jar. 79c 47 c . .11 -ox.-, jar -Fancy Golden, Ripe " ' HANDS. ' : . ; DETERGENT ' ' .'; '$M& . . J; Regular 87c Q-'V- Ww' - i. ! Giant Package WW y , TtPJ' Extra lean beef soseillu j tp give vou. mn.f...L.. Tx.g is. - . . .r ."sti.iosjsj. inaK flavor, P.ggly J Wiggly . ground MS !6yv fat content.- . - , 1 Sweet Ripe Thompson Seedless . GRAPES 2 ,b, 19 large Crisp Solid Heads ' LETTUCE j 2hd, 19 Fresh local Grown BELL PEPPERS W local Vine Ripened TOMATOES fi.lnk CtatsU knifa in Each Paclcaae ! Fab Detergent , ' giant .pkg.'. 87c r-''''.; '.:,'! , , . ; For -Dishwashing - );" "f ' Liquid Vel ', ..a?l.r.n69c 1 Foaming Action 1 Ajax Cleanser 2 'reg. tins 29c Bath Bars-2 for 35c -' ' ' Cashmere Bouquet 3 reg. bars 35c For Family Wash " ' Trend Detergent giant pkg) 49c (5) L'Lean and Meaty ?: ;'.'V':. 'r 'S Beef Short Ribs Armour Star ' : Franks 1 ! ib. pkg. Swift's 49 Meats 3p89 Fresh irs Cut-up, pan-ready Bridgmon Bros. Oregon-grown fryers. 2 to 2'4-lb. ' Average EACH 98 Purex Bleach Reach for the bleach with the coffee pot handle. 4 .. : - - . H Quart V-'- BoHle 19 - 37 ,Xr--r' " t " """ " I liili i ' f 1 MiiSiiliiid rT ". s'ave o's you spend with s ji h green stamps - ,. Orange, Grape or Florida Fruit- Punch J5l.iu 1 -i j-"1.1 !'"'"-;''-:-';'-i"!'' 'nulvl'.; iv ?rn Stewart at King Streets-Acres of Parking Space . a-a . t ' i I at ('fl' 1A 1" Aat Prices ettective Thursday, priday and Saturday, August 10, iy ana v. ;. We reserve the right to limit. ,'
