Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 16, 1961, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOHO MAiL ThiSUNE. MLHJU, UHE A 1 RANDS -LOWEST PRICES-THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS hing - right now at your favorite food store!!! HUNT'S NO. 300 CANS FRUIT COCKTAIL HUNT'S 8 OUNCE CANS TOMATO SAUCE HUNT'S 14 OUNCE BOTTLES BUY HOW AND CATSUP HUNT'S 32 OUNCE CANS TOMATO JUICE HUNT'S NO. 300 CANS TOMATOES (snd pack) f 1cansS9css7 C Save 26c State's Public Colleges Receive Gifts, Grants Totalling $18 Million Eugene- Gifts and grants to Medical Keseareh foundation. Oregon's public colleges dur-j Federal commitments for the atg the current biennium nave tenter, now under eonsttua already totaled more than 18 lion near Portland, are estt million dollars. Chancellor mated at around X9 miiiios John R. Richards announced J dollar between now and 18TS, to the State Board of Higher 5 Of the receipts listed by Education meeting in Eugene Richards nearly nine-and -a i Sits week. half million were in the form Commenting that although! of grants for specified proj i! is cisif ucittt to measure ex- ects in basis and applied re ccttence in dollars, Richards search, covering a wide varie said, "it is. nevertheless, ajty of programs from basic very tea! tribute to our dis- research in the sciences and tinguished acuities that Ore- medicine to social studies, for gon research projects bave-jesfry problems and agricut been so generously supported I tura! research. by the federa! government Specialised Training and by private foundations! Grants r itlsthiitea toisJ and demurs ttiraughaut the s3 .4,,. Mm.h o ,his wSJ, tiauon. , uscft provjjje programs Most research grants he ex- te iilUied !rai for plained, are awarded to the teac!wrs m tavclga tanuagei professor inmseii on the basts iflsdence s of te prateKal reputation Construction grants io house l?JZtZ afV C!irat! or other specialized wamjy f eosrai !,.,, cso-t mji ii SiTJ1"'!" Ps and fellow- htps. Pioneering research in We're happy to cash your paycheck Be sure to watch Gret chen Wode on Friend ship Circle 4 P.M. Thurs dayand see Two Faces West Thursday nite at 9:00-KBES-TV. Birds Birds Birds Birds Birds Birds Birds Birds ry" FROZEN I FRUIT PIES 1 Jj j in Bottom Baker Pans 111 I Apple, Cherry, mm ) Peach and M I JW and grants to the nine state supported colleges since July 1, 1959, amount to S!8,03S, 250. Of this, more than 14 mititou came from federal sources, the remainder from foundations and private don ors. Richards added thai the J 8 mttttoet dollar figure docs not include grants from the Na tional Institute of Health for estabiishmcnt of a primate center connected with the DON'T FORGET: Your filled Thrifty Green Stamp Book is worth $2.00 at Groceteria! (Or Redeem it for valuable premiums at the Thrifty Green Gift Store.) BIRDS EYE FROZEN SPINACH For Wide Variety Fair Prices Excellent Quality, Shop Groceteria Produce! Put a bit a' sunshine an your tobte with a tossed soiori! Choose your fovarite fixm' from our display . . . alt teiio wroppsd to keep it fresh and clean! RED LEAF LETTUCE ROMAINE LETTUCE AUSTRALIAN LETTUCE BUTTER LETTUCE ENDIVE your choke jmmfc HfPm, un television instrucSion was sup ported in she amount of $588, S08; SaST.OBO was earmarked for overseas training grants, and projects for She advance ment of teaching brought in $S-S2,SSe. Donations of books, supplies and equipment are valued at S3 1 !&&&. Among the colleges, Sh University of Oregon Mcdieai schoo! proved the biffffest fund-setter .-ith danations: totalling $5,932,125. In close second and third piace are Oregon Slate university with $a,3i!,2SS in gifts and grants, and She University o Oregon with 35,252.811. Other state system colleges received She umowmg amoums: umverssiy of Oregon Dentat school, S4M88; the General Exten sion Division, mostly for edtt cational television. S5J5.59T; Poriiand State, 2SB,2e6; Ore gon College of Education, St84,SS2; Eastern Oregon, 359,527; Southern Oregon, S45.8BS; Oregon Techiiicai Sn stitvvtc, S!4,?40. The sum at $122,115 was received by the state board. Teievistcm Course Set for Wednesdays PARTY CHAIRMAN Eliza beth Gurley Fly nn, ?0, above, j new chairman at the Com-1 munist Party in the United! Ashland - The television states, told a news conference course "KST 47S Histnrv at at New York City that her job wilt be to enlarge the party which is currently claiming 30,009 members in the U.S. (UP! TetephotoJ 10-ounce packages from 10U7 fawnch 4-H News IO-01. Pk3 9-Oi. Pkg. Eye BUTTER BEANS Eye GREEN BEANS Eye CHOPPED BROCCOLI Eye CUT CORN Eye CUT OKRA Eye PEAS 10-Oi. Pkg. Eye PEAS & CARROTS Eye FRENCH FRIES 10-Oi. Pkg. TO-Oi. Pkg. 10-Oz. Pkg. 10-Oc. Pkg. MIX OR MATCH packages $1100 Fresh, Crisp GREEN ONIONS for 9-Oz. Pkg. only Add fife to your salads bunch Vacuum Cooled Cello Wrapped Swei! Head and California Brands CAULIFLOWER Knit tin Kitten The regular meeting of the Knittin' Kittens 4-ff club was 'called ta order by President i Kathy Thompson. It was stated that the cisib the beginning; at white ex could stiil use any coffee can ! pioratiort to the present. Off er citeess carton lids and any campus aiodenis either attend wide mauih or peanut butter j on-eampus classes or prepare jars and lids fur our commit-1 cciusvaienc worK ay eorrespon- nify project. We could also the Pacific Northwest" will he presented by Dr. P. D. Haines Jr. of the Southern Oregon eoiiege social science division beginning March 22 on television station KBES TV. The coarse will continue for 13 consecutive weeks and wtl! : be telecast from 4 to 4:3& p.m. o a consecutive Wednesdays. There fs no prerequisite for the course which offers three term hoars at college credit. The course wfff deaf with history of the Northwest from dence. "Empire of the Columbia" by Johansen and Gates, pub lishers by Harpers, Is the text book for the course. Those in terested in taking the course for credit should contact Charics ivic, director ot the itenerai extension division at Southern Oregon college for further details. local Firm Opens FRISKIES No. 1 cans DOG FOOD 2 ans25( PILLSBURY POTATOES Scalloped Mashed Hash Browns S 1 Get your $1 refunded from Pillsbury . . . details at display Flav-R-Pak Cut Beans 303 cant p I f Whole Kernel or Cream riay-K-raK worn jm Flav-R-Pak Peas Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers one-lb. pkg. Save 8c 303 cans . 5 5 5 89' 89' 89' DOG-E -STU mm BOY 3 m SET I FREE 4pak 53? Nabisco Graham Crackers 59' Just the cream of the crop goes info this pack Better flavor, less waste! Fresh, Solid CABBAG use any household magazines or old school books which woitld be suitable for the children at the Juvenile De tention Home, This we are also using as part of our com munity project. Final pians were made for the 4-H window to be but in Lillic's beauty shop fn Cen tral Point and a committee was appointed to put it in, Ottr new i-H county agent, PhvlHci Kirkhmd. was our i swercd questions we had on Klamath Falls Oaf lef our 4-H knitting instruction! booh . I Articles o f Incorporation Miss Kirkland also told us have been filed in Salem for about the 4-H Friendship Foi- Bareo Supply of Klamath, lies which will fee he!d April sine., with headquarters in 8. Tryouts wi!i be held March Medford. The supply com 25. The theme for this year's pany, which opened for bus! Follies is "Taicnt U.S.A." ness March 1 a Si South Record books were cheeked Sixth St., Kiamath Fails, Is a branch of the local Barca out let, 35f! South Riverside ave. A. R, Klepper, Medford, will manage the Klamath Falls store. Klepper, Richard E. Randolph and Ernest I. Fiakus, Medford managers, signed the Incorporation ar ticles. The stores handle gen eral merchandising, including ianiiors supplies and chemicals. EjSiil for progress and complete ness. They were checked by Caroiee Kuest, Colleen Franek, and Mary Danials. Refreshments were served by Shirley Roach and Karen Hunter. The next meetins will be held March 18 at our leader's home on Linden lane. Caroiee Kuest, Reporter "I made it myself! How 'bout a corned beef and cabbage dinner? 3v . . . wm! htwr Stt worn tanttliK. V l t not jre I II ttt set my mnuij a haw easy tt wtta Sprstxee. tveryuung ss ase mc And 5proae m mrmtes. MrtSwr nisnre !t joar, ovtn jjo (f mi. li oe laves t oeHtventiooat hread p , . . ny d(wllt ORimit periecl. Wnj sol deugbt r famrty SomgiK, at tocm mrrwmw Write tar ree recipe beet In tmm.i. suhc( 00. . KkW. 1 KZ&?