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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1960)
'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. $60 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. B 3 - Rib Half or Whole SHORT (pV w"k-ji Young Tender wra? - IImS PORK Qt xS1" LIVER ILx 0r9n Grown n4 nS p WHOLE BODIED J 7 Jv U BEEF TONGUE i)(0-f mm.. JOc " " " u lia llu u $ 4vs J. J)',. Cut-up Fryers ...lb. 39c SftS$P WOW! LOOK AT THIS! IF THRIFTY GREEK STAMPS I00FREE 50 FREE 50 FREE THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS With Purchase of With Each Giant 38-oz. With Each Pint Can m2:staNt Hershey "n. Cocoa Gold Seal Glass Wax Per Only 88 ' 50 FREE 50 FREE 50 FREE THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS With Purchase of With Purchase of With Purchase of Each 6 Cans Each 3 Cans STRAINED "cn Each 69c Bag pAVkor'e Rahu Fnad S&W Baked Beans Berber s Baoy rooa w laura scudder ; ' can, 65 3 - POTATO CHIPS 50 FREE 50 FREE 50 FREE THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS With Purchase of With Purchase of With Purchase of Each 9Vi.oz. Can VA C Each Ca" Sliced Pineapple Easy-on Spray Starch LUCKY WHIP 4 cans $100 75 DESSERT TOPPING '' " Did You Know? 1. Thrifty Green Stamps can be redeemed for either cash or premiums. (You can redeem them for cash at Groceteria at any time. 2. Thrifty Green Stamps redemp tion store just two blocks from Groceteria at 26 South Grape street. (Drop In and look around). 3. Thrifty Green is the fastest growing stamp plan on the coast. Start saving those books and make your Christmas shopping easier this year. , L? D 0 D 0 D D Lb FREE COUPON Worth 50 FREE Thrifty Green Stamps Clip This Coupon and Redeem at Groceteria With any purchase. Offer good Friday-Saturday-Sunday, September 16, 17, 18. One coupon to a cuitomer. NAME.. ADDRESS.. 2 D D D D D D GROCETERIA the place to go for PRODUCE You can depend on! NEW LOW PRICED UvLI New Crop Southern YAMS -W Thick fleshed, plump with golden goodness! A favorite filler upper Is roast pork and golden yamt. (See Meat Dept. ad.) HO C lb California CARROTS Delicious In stews or with roasts! Raw carrot strips are good for chlldr.nl pound (25 packs Crisp, Tender HEAD LETTUCE I large, medium or small size your choicel 10 lb Griffin's VEGETABLE SALAD MIX 15 Ifs fresh, Ifs tasty . . . and a real time-saverl Package Vi-lb. or Over Large and Luscious BLUEBERRIES The All-American Fruit 39 12-ox. Basket If It Is a fresh fruit or vegetable and It available, we probably have III Over 75 items on sale to choose from I Evening Classes For Adults Are Listed by State Fall term evening classes for adults will begin in Med- ford, Grants Pass and Central Point the week of Sept. 26. Meetings are scheduled at the high school in each commun ity with most classes meeting once a week from 7 to 9:45 p.m. College credit courses for off-campus registration are of fered through general exten sion division of the Oregon state system of higher educa tion. Enrollment in extension evening courses are accepted on either a credit or noncredit basis. Registrations may be completed at the first or second class meeting. Students who earn credit in extension classes may trans fer full credit to any state system institution or else where subject to individual campus requirements. Fees of $11 per credit hour, authorized by the stale board of higher education, are con sistent with charges on state system campuses. All courses and instructors are authorized by the state system Institu tion which originates the ex tension course. Classes Listed The fall term schedule of classes in Josephine and Jack son county includes: Medford: Audio-visual aids (Ed 435) (G), three hours, Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 27, Laurence E. Butler, assistant professor of education and di rector of audio-visual aids, Southern Oregon college. Central Point: History of the United Slates (list 202), three hours, Tuesdays, begin ning Sept. 27, F. D Hnlnes, associate professor of social science, Southern Oregon col lege. Grants Pass: Painting (AA 290), two hours, Wednesdays, beginning Sept. 28, Jean L, Sutherland, assistant profes sor of art, general extension division. Methods and research ma terials: reading (Ed 410) (G), three hours, Friday evenings i and Saturday mornings, alter nate weeks, beginning Oct. 7 Hazel E. Holboke, assistant professor of education and supervisor of teaching, Ore gon College of Education General sociology (Soc 404), three hours, Mondays, begin. nine Sept. 28, Arthur S. Tay. lor, professor and chairman of social science division, Southern Oregon college, English composition (Wr 1 1 20, three hours, Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 27, Walter J. Arron, assistant professor of English, Southern Oregon college. Wall Street Chatter New York -IUPD- Alan C. Poole of Hemphill, Noyes & Co. says that his technical studies appear no more fa vorable than the fundament als and he concludes that the 600 level in the Dow-Jones Industrials will be penetrated before the end of the year and possibly sooner. He believes there are enough chartists and Dow the orists still around Wall Street so that such a penetration could create a considerable wave of selling. Obviously sound, long term investments may be held, he says, but the time has come when portfolio holdings should be carefully reviewed to eliminate speculations and emphasis placed on good, sound values. Moody's Service says to switch out of American Motors because 1961 earnings, they believe, are likely to dip below 1960 results. It also advises sale of Granite City Steel, which seems "fully priced." Psychiatrist Heard In Trial at Salem Salem - IUPH - An Oregon State Hospital psychiatrist testified Wednesday that he believes James Bird Borden, on trial for first degree mur der, "was not psychotic" and "did know the difference be tween right and wrong" last July 8 when he is accused of strangling Wilma Maxlnu Spratt. Dr. William Cloyd sold his opinions were based on an Interview he had with Borden. The testimony came during cross-examination of Cloyd, who was called to the stand by Borden's court-appointed attorney, Charles Burt. Burt indicated the defense would conclude Us arguments today. Tillamook Voters To Decide on Bonds Tillamook -IUPD- Tillamook county voters go to the polls Friday to decide on a bond Issue that would purchase Pacific Power and Light fa cllitlcs for the county Pcople'i Utility District. Price of the local facilities has been set at slightly more than $4 million. The Issue has been contro versial In the coastal area, but both organizations agreed they can not continue duplicating power linos, Don R. McClung, president of PP&L, said "the present situation Is harmful to both utilities and ouslomcrs alike." Radar Developer , , Dies in London London - (UPD - Sir Arthur Fleming P. M. Fleming, 80, who made radar possible through his development of electronic techniques, died Wednesdny. A pioneer in the develop ment of submarine-detection equipment, he played a lead ing role In perfecting methods for manufacturing component parts of radar. He worked with the Westlnghouse Elec tric Company in Pittsburgh from 1900 to 1802. r was mi m m m 7?n cottage cheese .Lender texture, dairy-fresh flavorl Absolutely delicious! Yet it counts down to only 15 calories in a heaping tablcspoonful. Slim-m-m-mmmingl' Borden's Cottage Cheese is high in protein, equal to the finest beef. Made fresh daily, rushed to your grocer's. Extra fresh when you buy it. 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