Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 29, 1960, Image 5

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    MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUN, MEDFORD, ORE.
Cold Areas Gel
Slight Relief
By United Press International
Light snow and gentle
suuuieny winds brought slight
relief today to bitter cold
areas 01 the East and Mid
west.
Beginning in the Dakotas
and Northern Maine, snow
swept south through Indiana
and the Ohio Valley, chang
ing to occasional showers
mrougnout the south.
At Corous Phristi Tov tni-.
rential rains began during the
msm ana poured down 3.52
inches in six hours
In New York state, scene of
temperatures down to 31 de
grees below zero Wednesday,
me mercury novered around
zero to 10 above. Remaining
cold spots across the nation
were at West Yellowstone,
Mont., with 2.1 hvlnui. rnur
Colo., 18 below, and Lebanon,
N.H., 11 below.
Weather in the Far West
Was Eonerallv fair tnriav v
cept for Pacific Northwest
snowers in Washington and
ngni snow in Eastern Wash
ington, Idaho and Montana.
Four I960 Babies
May Be Rulers
United Press International
Four boys who were born
In 1D60 could someday rule
the four countries of their
births. A fifth hahv io tho
son of the President-elect of
the United States.
The infants .whose births
made headlines were:
Prince Andrew Albert
Christian Edward, born Feb.
19 to Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip of Britain, sec
ond in line of succession to
the throne, after his brother
.prince Charles.
. Prince Naruhitn Hirnnnmi.
ya of Japan, born Feb. 23 to
Crown Prince Akihito and
Princess Michiko, second in
line ol succession, following
his father.
Prince Philippe Leopold
1..0U1S marie of Belgium, born
ADI'il 15 to Prinro Alhnrt nnr)
Princess Paola, second in line
of succession to King Badouin,
following his father who is
ine King s Drotner.
Crown Prince
evi, born Oct. 31 to the Shah
Of. Iran nnrl his thirrl wifa
Princess Farah Diba, heir to
the Peacock Throne of Iran.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jr., born Nov. 25 to President
elect John F. Kennedy and his
wire. Jacqueline.
Russian Space
Attempt Expected
London-IUPII-Western scien
tists said today the Soviets
may rocket a man into orbit
or land a robot laboratory on
the moon to coincide with the
Inauguration of Presi
dent John F. Kennedy on
Jan. 20.
Both projects were in their
final stages some months ago,
according to information from
behind the Iron Curtain, and
there are mounting indica
tions that a big new space
project is iminent.
The moon laboratory is
known to have been com
pleted since then, but the
man-in-space venture suffered
a setback when Space Ship
II burned up on reentry
earlier this month.
News reports said Western
Intelligence indicates unusual
activitity is currently taking
place at Soviet satellite
launching bases and that Rus
sian missile monitoring ships
are preparing to move out to
their stations in the Pacific
and Indian oceans.
Balloon-Carried
Telescope Tested
Washington -fl!PD- Scientists
have begun testing a balloon
carried telescope they hope
will unlock some of the se
crets of the universe. It is
theoretically powerful enough
to distinguish two golf balls
15 inches apart at a distance
of 500 miles.
Scientists hope the project,
called Stratoscope II, will
bring back from the fringe of
space the first photos of the
cloud-shrouded surface of
Venus, data to solve the mys
tery of Jupiter's mammoth
red spot and clues to the
birth of stars.
The National Science Foun
dation, the Navy and Prince
ton University disclosed in a
joint statement Wednesday
night that testing of the bal
loon and telescope had start
ed. The scientists hope to send
Stratoscope II up to take pic
tures next fall.
INDIANS BUY BUFFALO
Ignacio, Colo. - (LTD -The
Southern Ute Tribe will dine
New Year's Day on buffalo
meat - bought from the gov
ernment. The tribe bought
five buffalo from the Colo
rado National Monument herd
to provide the traditional In
dian festive meal.
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P1GGLY VVIGGLY
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1960
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
JANUARY 1961
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(stamps)
(STAMPS
I960 is nearly over but already there are many new things planned for
'61. New food products, new easy-to-prepare foods, new ways to serve
old favorites . . . you'll find them all at Piggly Wiggly during the coming
year.
PIGGLY WIGGLY WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY,
OPEN MONDAY, NEW YEAR'S DAY.
A very Happy New Year to all.
estone Peaches
Medford
Packed
Locally
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Westinghouse No. 5
FLASH BULBS
A real saving regular $1.80
Package
of 12
No. 2Vi
tins
Northwest Favorite 22-oz. Jar
ISTAMPsI
1STAM P J
Lumberjack Syrup
FrUlt OOClCtdll Hudson House Choice Quality Fruits.
unk Style Tuna
range Juice
olger's Coffee
White Star-No. Vi Tin
Minute Maid Fresh-Frozen Juice.
12-OZ. TINS 295e
No. 303
. tins
for
6-oi.
tins
Mountain-grown for more flavor. (Limit one tin, please.)
X lb. tin $1.18
Mb.
tin
PARTY SUGGESTIONS
JORGENSF.N'S
EGG NOG CQ
, Quart carton
Clicvy Chase
Tom & Jerry Bailer 12 oz jur 59c
Italian Swiss
Champagne fmh 3.45
Italian Swiss Fink
Champagne mth 3.45
Regular 35a Nabisco
Snack Crackers 3pkgs.$1.00
Nalley's
Potato Chips TrIple pak 69c
Rest Foods Bread and
Butter Pickles 4 $1.00
Planter's Nuts
2
IcnEeNl
HUNT'S RATH'S ZEE
Tomato Breakfast Bathroom
Juice- Sausage Tissue
For a New Year's Breakfast Priced for a Real Saving!
369' 3T 3.1"
Cocktail g 7'A-oi
end
Mixed Nuts ' tin 37
Peanuts A tins
Cashews or 6V4-OZ.
Piggly Wiggly Fresher Produce
Large Thin Skin
Avocados
&) 3. '29'
Fresh for Salads
Romaine Lettuce
Red Leaf Lettuce
2 25
GERBER'S
MEATS FOR BABIES
Strained or chopped 3'2-oi.
varieties. tins
5'E $100
Ocean Spray .
Cranberry Sauce 5 tr I00
quart
Jor-Cal Liquid
900 Calorie Diet
Luxury Bread
White or Wheat Olf!
large loaf O I
FABorVEL
Colgate's wonderful giant mWfif
washday helpers. pkg. m Jf
For Automatic Washers
Jit
Crisp Golden
CARROTS
Mb. Cello Pkg.
Sweet Seedless California
TANGERINES
U.S. No. 2 Klamath Gem
POTATOES
BTAMPljJ 3
ISTAMPS
s
2, 19
25 198
For Automatic Washers Old
n OO
AD Detergent giant package
I! !-1 All
LiqUlU Mil quart ti
For Sparkling Dishes
Vel Liquid
Cashmere, Bouquet or
PalmoliveS 3535
Florient Room
DEODORANT
22-oz. bottle
73
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49
AriTIOUr Cir.r U I .
,,UVB a ncvor your
whole family will enjoy . . . serve with
a raisin sauce.
Butt Half or Whole Hams lb. 59c
Del Monte Lean and Meaty
Pork Spareribs
Swift's Premium
Skinless Franks
Swift's Premium Boneless Tn
Sirloin Steaks lb 1'9
Armour Star
Sliced Bologna ,b 59
Shank IP If3
Half j
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1-b-
package tJtJ
tor your
Swift's Premium
T-Bone
or Club
STEAKS
Closely trimmed for
more value.
lb.
98
Assorted Fragrances
5W OQ(
Tin w M
DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY and SATURDAY!
Nalley's DIPS for CHIPS
BLEU CHEESE
PICKLE
CLAM
OLIVE PIMENTO
8 OZ.
Carton
3 2
vMmmMmvvmmn,m,um m
77 Shop-
-ISeaVice a Smile Wide!"
Stewart at King Streets Acres of Parking Space
Prices effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 29, 30, 31. We reserve
the right to limit quantities.