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o o o o o O O O O IURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 19$ MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, rD!Ol, 4Kll O 0 Your golden opormirf fo complete filling your Gold Bond Stamp Savers Books in time to get wonderful Christmas gifts absolutely FREE with Gold Bond Stamps! Clip these valuable Safeway coupons NOW! BIRTHDff BONUS COUPON 50 EXTRA Gold Bond Stamps When You Buy 25-lb. Bag of Waldorf Potatoes U.S. No. 1, Premium Sixes, Hind-Graded Cash Value of This Coupon 110 of One Cent Good at Safeway thru Dec, 14, 1960 OUTSTANDING VALUES FROM OUR SPARKLING GARDEN ROOM Safeway's Got 'em . . . Sun Ripened Arizona White J). irk - "'iiimn wmiiijjiffjj. IpSSllfit Plump, smooth-skinned . . . near burst ing with juice. Just the thing to add a bright touch to any meal breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Packed by Sunkist . . so you know they're good. 8-pound bag No. 1 Potatoes Clean Russets uniform in size 25-lb. $ 59 bag I GahhasrA CrIsp reen heads in Row beauty UdQUdgO In asst'd sizes head UC APPLES I oHiirn Large solid 9 each 9Qi kCUllbQ compact heads heads " Cucumbers JSJOc Avocados ar,fes,ie ,. 19c Medium size Fancy Grade tart to sweet. Holds shape Mi... 2 lbs. 25c ROXBURY CANDIES Wonderful for stocking fillers carmel whirls, butterscotch balls, royal mix, mint balls, assorted sherberts. Largest, Freshest .Selection in Town! ROXBURY CHRISTMAS CANDIES! Old-fashioned ribbon candy, cut rock, satin mix, fruit balls, asstd. jellies, filled mix, mellow cremes, sherbets, imported toffees, stocking mix, and fancy gift chocolates. Special discounts to churches, schools and charities. More Outstanding Values Featured this Weekend in our Meat Department FRESH FRY Completely dressed and drawn Sweet, uicy meat that's lip smackin' good. 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Coupon 110 of One Cent Good at Safeway thru Dec. 14, 1960 rBiSSMiiscouPffln S 50 EXTRA Gold Bond Stamps L fs N h wh,B r"' '"P roUR 1",, J,r ,f f i Cucumber Chips ) C J fl ZIPPY Brand, Fine.t Quality you can buy C VV' CT' Ca.h Value of Good at J J efTfalel Tnil Coupon Safeway thru f r SVUWq 110 of One Cent Dec. 14, 1960 1 BIRTHDff BONUS COUPON 50 EXTRA Gold Bond Stamps When You Buy SIX 32-o. Bottlet if Soda Pop, Mixers CRAGMONT for Holiday Entertaining Ca.h Value of Thi. Coupon 110 of One Cent Good at Safeway thru Dec. 14, 1960 Break Waited in Search for Coed Portland -fflPD- Authorities still were waiting for a break today in the case of missing coed Beverly Ann Allan, ab ducted by the slayer or slay, ers of her boy friend, Larry Ralph Peyton, 19. Reports of maroon cars con tinued to pour in. A 1949 to 1951 model car of that color with a black primer stripe on the right side and a grille with a broken bar was report ed seen near the wooded area where youne Peyton was slain. One officer said Wednesday there might be a development "in a day or so." Peyton's body was found Nov. 27 in his car parked in a lover's lane. He had been stabbed 23 times in an appar ent struggle to protect Miss Allan, a sophomore at Wash ineton State University an attacker or attackers. State crime laboratory ex perts went over the car. Reward money of more than $2,000 has been offered in the case. School News Oak Grove School By Vlcki Heath and Susan Parsons In Mrs. Kathleen Wllson'i third grade class we dre- pic tures of transportation long ago. Now we are studying about today to see how things have changed. Wj studied transportation by land, water and air. In science we had reports about birds, animals and bugs. We made birds and hung them In the room. They look as though they are flying when tne wind blows them. Mrs.Dena DeKorte's fourth grade room won the PTA membership contest for which we received $5. We bought vases with flowers with the money. We are making a mural on the Amazon to show what it is like there. Mrs. .ove, our school nurse, talked to us about carelessness and accident prevention last week. We made illustrations ot books we had read. They were Judged, and prizes were won by Linda Stephenson, an lUus I tratlon of Betsy Ross; Donald Ludwlg, an Illustration ot I Paul Revere's ride; and Deb bie Bittle, with the illustra tion ot The Doll Who Came Alive. Our room officers In Mrs. Ruth Urle's fourth grade are President James Tusow, Vice President Mike Herrin, and Secretary Craig Bryant. The two fourth grade classes went on a field trip to the airport. While there, we went up into the control tower. We climbed in a piper cub plane. Last week our room chal lenged Mrs. DeKorte's room a spelling bee. Mrs. De Korte's room won. Terri Ep- pinger stayed up the longest. We have made a mural about a Jungle scene. In geog raphy we are studying about South America and the Ama zon river. The fifth grade class of Mrs, Florence Connors had an as sembly last week. They did scenes from "Robin Hood ' and "The Five Chinese Broth, ers." Some of the boys and girls dressed up like their favorite story book characters and had parade. In English, we are writing business letters. Carol Dyks tra wrote to the Country Store in Massachusetts to see if we could get some old fashioned candy in a striped bag. We are learning to make scale drawings in arithmetic. In geography in Mrs. Cor- tnne Kane's sixth grade we have been studying Mexico. Some children brought things from home on Mexico to put on the bulletin board. Susan Bales rnd Tommy Humphries mad i reports on two men who explored Mex ico. We also have been study ing Central America. We sent letters to ambassadors for in formation on Central and South America. Some children have been making bar and line graphs in arithmetic class. In English, we have been learning abr-.it topic sentences and how to make paragraphs better. In physical education we have been working on tum bling. We have been doing the forward .nd backward, roll, headstand, tripod and the duckwalk. Bulglar Satisfied With Only 100 Watts Dallas, Tex. - The burgur who broke into the home of Mrs. M. L. Simpson in Dallas was a determined bulb snatcher. He jimmied a locked door at the home, ransacked a chest of drawers, then escap ed with nothing but a 100 watt light globe from a living room lamp.
