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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 19S0THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON 6 A School News Hedrick Junior High Edited by Sarah Maddin. Sieve Root, Jan Zltr, and San Thompion Six Medford businessmen vl'Ued Hedrick during Busi ri" - -Education Day Thurs-d- Oct. 27. Members of the Is'-'ional Junior Honor So-c'-'" and Glenn Linn, princi jr escorted them on a tour o' various classrooms where t 1 ! y observed Instruction lc-hniqucs. ""he group also toured school fr lilies and lunched with 1' - teaching staff where other "ses of the school program v cre discussed. Purpose of th" visit was to develop bet-to- under standing between 1' se on the teaching staff of 1 'rick and the business peo p nf Medford. 'tsitlng businessmen were p Wise, N.W. Mutual Life Insurance; F. A. Benesh, C-mco; Floyd Eastwood, U.S. National Bank; Hugh Cole wan, Crater Lake Motors; B. L. Nutting, Medford Corpora tion; and G. M. Joyce, South ern Pacific Railroad. At the student council meet ing Wednesday, a committee was appointed to investigate tr rewriting of Hedrick's con s'itutlon. Appointed were Greg Gandee,, chairman, and Julie Miller, John Frohnmay er. Jim Casterline, and George MfNair. U was also decided that members of the National Jun ior Honor Society would show new students around the school. The Future Homemakers of America met Tuesday, Oct. 25, under the direction of Miss Phyllis Black and Mrs. Dor othy Sneed, advisors. Several members participated In a skit on how to earn the Silver Key Award. One hundred points must be earned during the year to qualify. An assembly will take place Friday, Nov. 4. The seventh and eighth grade choruses, the ninth grade choir, and en sembles will perform under the direction of Carroll Gra ber, music Instructor. With the end of the nine weeks approaching, Mrs. Dor othy Sneed's sewing classes have completed their first project, a pleated or gathered cotton skirt. They are now ready to begin making a cot ton blouse to match the skirt. Miss Catherine Fonken's art classes have enlivened the display case with water color sketches of Hedrick and the construction area of the new wing. ' The Medford High school boy's swim team beat Reeds port High school, Saturday, at the Medford YMCA. Don Thompson of Hedrick won first In the 100-yard back stroke, second In the 166-yard Individual medley, and third In the 100-yard breaststroke. The Hive distributed signs to older people, and to those who were 111, who did not wish to be disturbed on Hal loween. The signs were made by shop students last year. Because of a misunderstand ing In scheduling, the Hod-rick-Ashland game was play ed Saturday Instead of Fri day, Oct. 28. The Hornets trounced Ashland 45 to 0. Walter Verstrate scored five touchdowns. Gocklail White r..-I...:i Blended Whole Fruit Court Grants Rise In Dog Licenses We buy for extra weighing. The Jackson county court yesterday signed an order granting a partial dog license ie" raise effective Janr 1. "he new fee scheduled rnnln and linSDBved fe- more for ale and sDayed fe male dog licenses from $1.50 to $2, and sets a dog tag re foe at 2R cents. The tnmnio Unpnsn fee will re main the same, since this is the limit set by law, It was exolalned. County Judge Earl Miller snld the fee raise is necessary to meet additional expenses, particularly the increased bus ing. handled by Jackson County Dog Control Officer Chris Haglcr and nis crew. Ashland Firm Bids Low on Fuel Oil Western Oil and Burner rnnmanv of Ashland submit ted the low bid on fuel oil for the courthouse and the ennn (v farm home, the Jack son county court said today. The company was one of three bidders although notices were mailed out to 11 dealers, the county court said. The low bid was 10.58 cents per gallon for the courthouse ana 10.459 for the farm home. Shell Oil company distrib utors. In Medford had submit ted' a bid of 10.79 cents per gallon and Tidewater Oil com pany 11.8 cents ptr gallon. The oil is to be supplied from Nov. 1, 1960, to Nov. 1, 1961, and will total about 70,00 gallons, It was estimat JT s.,, pl- 'Em y" y Applesauce Tomato "AA" Lair O Sauce Sniders Sea Food "oi. QQp bottle 46t,h1s0Z'$1 lr 225c mp 59c Jhunk Tuna Light meat RlnailCflr White Magic with UIBanSei chlorine bleach Rice s I..:. n Town Ilou use sweet- O 46 oi. C1 UldUCIIUII UUIbG cned or natural V tins 4 $1 5 "V $1 5 this $1 Juice aSJr'l Apricots Cocktail IliX There's no place like Safeway for lender "USDA CHOICE" Leg o' lamij only "USDA CHOICE" lamb-properly aged flavor and trimmed before R1 Hi j Gives you of your money. lb. m Small ChOpS center cut Iamb loins Rib ChOpS mighty good eatln' Lamb ROaSt Boneless Rolled shoulder Lamb ChoppetteS Readyforthepan Breast 0' Lamb ForSlcws ib. 89c ib. 69c b. 69c b. 49c .b. 19c ACW Morrell's Yorkshire smoked, lean streaked. A real value 1 -Ib. pkg 59' W I Take free rid n ,he 40 e 8 Ameri- lllUVl can Legion locomotive SATURDAY 10 to 5 p.m. in the Shopping Center Parking lot. NO TICKETS NECESSARY, Juice Sags It's NEW! Skylark's S Protein Bread with l-Lysine added. Provides the protein efficiency of ordinary bread. BETTERED BEEF STEAK Manor House, quick frozen, 12Vi-oz. pkg. .. ea. Ground Beef Sirloin Steak full cut bone-ln Ground Round Tops for stuffing Slab Bacon Whole or half slabs Slab Bacon Tender center cuts. Pork Sausage Safeway; It's tops Highway Fine quality Why pay more? Town House Fancy quality Special price Cream O' the Crop large size are guaranteed fresh from local farms 29 TWICE white Sliced 69 This Week's Curtsy Feature Raisin Date Snails Delicious oven-fresh pastry made fresh daily. Reg. 35c Pkg 30' Mixed Donuts Mrs. Wright's sugared and plain. They're kitchen fresh. ... 39 Little Golden Book ENCYCLOPEDIA 49c 98c 79c 49c lb. lb. lb. lb. ib. 55c it. 49c Volume 1 through 8 still Velum 9 on sal now. Hurry to Safeway for the biggest canned food sale of the year. Tremendous variety . . . famoui brands! Stock up on outstanding savings . . . come in today. 7 s $1 46 oz Tins Doz. 57c This Weekend Safeway is Featuring z u u u w u m v Mild yet full and rich in real smokehouse flavor. They are lean and tender . . . average from 6 to 8 pounds. Whole picnic. Picnics For your convenience T-Bone & Club Steaks aged, trimmed Ib. $1.19 Boneless Top Sirloins it com HMOS OOWES Of W S HO. TOO COINS W FWl 7'-. WCHCS cwkkcy OVHW. available. Match 'Em Mix 'Em or GARDENSIDE Cut Green Beans Cream Style Corn Sweet Green Peas v Your choice at this special price HIGHWAY :: Pork and Beans Kidney Beans Pinto Beans Mexican Style Beans Your choice ... for only Picnics' 39c "USDA Choice" SI .39 beef steaks. Ib. CORKY Corkey is a ceramic art pottery product available in 6 color combinations. KMOVABIE CORK N0S FOR EMERGENCIES Each Stock your GOLD BOnB REQUIRES LESS BOOKS PER - ffch Mm mort ftfs faster - Niblel's Corn Whole Kernel firoon Doac Green Giant, New UIC6II rBdi Llttie Brother Size 303 tin No. 2s tins Qaiiarlrranl Steinfeld's tangy aailCI M alii Fancy quality Fancy quality Spaghetti Franco-American America's favorite 20 oz. can Instant Coffee K'-U size Liquid Joy brighter dishes Spic 'n Span Household cleaner 10 oz. jar Gomel Household cleanser 14 oz. O size V 8 Juice Vegetable Cocktail. Lots of vitamins & minerals ' Pear Halves Town House, Fancy Bartletts Pineapple Enchanted crushed, or Gn Dole, reen Beans y Butter Beans Seaside tender. J w Town uicea Deers quality. Special price Marion, delicious pieces for salads Diced Beets Haley's Chili Beans Fancy Spinach Lucerne Cottage Cheese Your choice of prize-winning, dairy rich farmer style, chive, low calorie, or fruit quart 49c, half gallon 98c. Town House Fancy DRY BEANS Great Northern or Pinto Beans 4-lb. pkg. Small Whitj & Idaho Reds 69 4-lb. pkg. cupboards at these special low oa d yov GIFT! Ivvr 1500 - astioaniiy 01- 2k C 3 C W for $1 for $1 5 for $1 $1.49 12oz- 41c 16 oz. 07p pkg. ' 29s for 7 12 or. tins 0 4 2 95 tins I 3 Isle sliced, tidbits Fancy French sweet 'n Northwest 300 tins House fancy 6 303 tins 79' 303 tin 10 Just heat 'n serve 8 SI Town House guaranteed 7 303 tins 31 large curd, salad. Full 25 pint ctn. Chjtit Johnson Bakery German Choc. Cakes I25 Plus 25 Stamps Banana Bread 30c Cookies 4 doz. 1 Gold Bond Stamps With Each Purchase ,1 Grapefruit 5 X $1 Cranberries Xh.y' 2 249 Whole Plums SSZ .3 "L2 $1 ASparaUS green cut spears. 4 tins 1 Diced Carrots ESS f ne ? 10 Kernel Corn JStX 6? CHERUB MILGC Finest Quality Evaporated Tops for all table uses cooking and baby's diet Why pay more? 5 Limit6, Please CARROTS U.S. No. 1 med. size beauties. 2 b$-1 5 POTATOES Northwest No. 1 10-lb. "fCktf Russets. bag a ?jr r GRAPEFRUIT Ruby Red Vitamin rich. 5 49 Prices in this advertisement are effective through Sunday, November 6th, at Safeway in Medford. W& reserve the right to limit. WWW prices! Is) psJ Compact medium size heads . . . perfect for tasty salads ... or boiled with Safeway's Corned Beef per head Apples Squash -W heads ... perfect for f Red Delicious, from Hood River. Extra Fancy Danish squash local grown. Excellent quality. J .i . n Yellow medium unions u' s No- Brussels Sprouts buncfi of flavor! The finest pur fruit jellies and preserves . . . with a "home mad flavor". Grape or Plum preserves or Apple-Grape or Mixed Fruit Jelly $ Mix 'em or match 'em 20 oz. jars RIVERIA ITALIAN STYLE FOODS 3fe Chili beans, Minestrone soup, or Italian style ravioli. 40-oz. tin Excellent Quality-Local Grown c U Ib. 3 3 for v ,ocai grown' lbs. Local grown. Ib. mm A 7 Tension's Danger Signals Outlined In New Pamphlet New York - (Science Ser. vice) - Doing something (or somebodv else hnnpfitc tense person whose attention nas been dangerously fixed on himself. "Tensions - and how to master them" is the new 25 cent pamphlet published a by the Public Affairs Corr U tee. In it, Dr. George S. venson and Harry Milt o; a National Association for H i tai Health point up the dan ger signals, causes and rem edics when tension gets out of hand. If feelings of inferiority, in adequacy and doubt be'eoma frequent and severe, thnv s. v you are suffering from ner-d- less tension. In addition to lio- inE SOmethillP fnr uimnhn else, these suggestions aro offered to relieve a moderate case of tension: Talk It Out Talk it out, escape for awhile, take one thing at a time, eet rid of vnur ananf stop driving for superiority ana, even wnen you are, right, give in sometimes. The pamphlet says doing something for somebody else will break the strangle-ho'd of moodiness, brings to the fore a feeling of strength and brings out sharing, generous impulses. The authors say that anxi ety and tensions are often felt together because anxiety acts as a trigger that sets of the tension. Thpv rlofin iety as the uneasy feeling you get in anticipation of" a, threat, whereas tension is tha disturbed and upset feeling you get when your body mo bilizes to deal with a real or imaginary threat. Missionaries to Speak at RR Church Rogue River - The public has been invited to attend a meeting at the Hope Presby terian church in Rogue River Friday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m. to hear Dr. anri Mn A p Klonihaus speak of their ex periences as medical mission aries in New Guinea. Preceding the meeting, there will be a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Those attending the dinner should bring their food and table service. Cof fee, rolls, and butter will h furnished. Dr. and Mrs. Klnmhnn. went to New Guinea in May 1957 as medical mfssin for the Lutheran church-Mis. souri Synod. They returned to Rogue River in June this year. Dr. Kiomhaus was In charge of the Lutheran 180 bed hospital at Mambisandl and Mrs. Kiomhaus super vised and trained nurses. A number of color slides depict ing the life of the natives and showing the work of the Lu theran missionaries will b shown. 4-H NEWS Antelope Stwing, Cooking The first meeting of the Antelope Sewing and Cooking 4-H clubs was held in the home of Judy Hill Oct. 29. New Cooking club officers elected are Paulette Ander son, president; Donna Geren, vice president; Karen Jossy, secretary; C h 1 o e Atkinson, treasurer; Elaine Meyer, re porter; Alice Wolfolk, song leader; and Diane Barton, game leader. Named to the menu plan ning committee for the next meeting were Gloria Meyer, Liz Flint and Elaine Meyer. New sewing club officers are Georgia Hubbard, presi dent; Gloria Meyer, vice pres ident; Lola Ackerman, secre tary. Karen Jossy will give a demonstration on how to make biscuits at the next meeting. New cooking club members are Cbloe Atkinson, Mary Ellen Wallace, Donna Ncvin, Nola Damon, Linda Waddell and Gretchen Ouster hout. Achievement night is Nov. 19, our leader reminded us. The next meeting will bs Dec. 3 at the home of Karen Jossy. Travelodge Mgrs. Attend Conference Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mauck, co-owner managers of the Medford Travelodge, attend ed the fall conference of the Travelodge corporation in Berkeley, Calif., recently. An estimated 250 persons wore present at a banquet to honor Scott King, president and founder of the corpora tion. The Travelodge network has two conferences each year, one In the fall and one in the spring, which enables the co-owner managers to meet- informally to discusi problems and progress. 19 25 1Qc
