Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1961, Image 32

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Newspaper Page TextSan Francisco Pushing Rapid Transit System San Francisco-, IUFD - The San Francisco Bay f area Is , striving for a $1.1 . billion rapid tranait - system which residents claim will be unique. The system-would , include , 119 miles oi line, counting 27 miles of tunnels and 3.6 miles of underwater tubes. i: It would serve 52 stations In five counties scattered on both sides of San Francisco . Bay. By 1880 the system is ex pected to handle ISO million -. passenger trips yearly. This grandiose scheme is an answer to residents' head- aches. ' The city of San Francfoco, . business center of the area, : sits on the tip of a peninsula v on the Golden Gate, Its only connection with the north is over the Goiden Gate bridge. And its only connec ' tion to Oakland in the cast is ; oyer the double-decked San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridge. , Because of mountains, most ' automobile traffic is jammed onto a few super-highways. ' Ipaoa Shortage , as a result, there Just is not enough road space for all umo can. ruju u tauiwea iu . standstill severer times a day, and the problem Is be coming worse as more people move into the area and more families acquire cars. : Experts say the only an swer to the problem is to per suade commuters to leaving their , cars at home - and to travel. Instead, on ultra-mod ern, rapid, transit vehicles . hitting speeds up to 80 miles an hour. " They say the present public transportation system is not last or economical enough. With rapid transit, the com muter would drive to a local parking station -- and there would be space for a total of 43,000 cars - and board a rel atively noiseless, comfortable, aluminum car. .. To gain admission, ; he would insert a metal credit -card into the turnstile, mak ing It possible for him to be buled automatically by elec-fc-onte computers at the end of the month. Ijio ears, too, would be run r -"ronlc machines, which i t-em to start y at inter- VELCIIADE GRAPE DRINK Made from the finest vine-ripened Concords. 32-oz. Ill C JUICE DniNK Blended Pineapple-Grapefruit, large 46-or. tin , DUTCH APPLE CAKE Py-o-my . APPLE THINS Apple Thins Py-o-my v PINEAPPLE JUICE DOLE, sugar sweet juice from Hawaii. 46-or. tin YOUR CHOICE ,..$11. Bf CHOICE tL) for U fjM PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES - Reg. 41c. 10 varieties to choose from. Save 64c on 4 YELLOW CLING PEACHES HIGHWAY fine quality, halves or slice). No. 2V4 tin FRUIT COCKTAIL LIBBY'S. .Great with Safeway Cottage Cheese. 303 tin GREEN GIANT PEAS Tender, young "Little Brother" peas. 303 tin ' DEL MONTE TOMATOES Bright red, stewed tomatoes. 303 tin , . YOUR CHOICE for CANNED GRAPEFRUIT .. HIGHWAY, fine quality, broken segments. 303 tin CRUSHED PINEAPPLE . SWEET TREAT. Great with Safeway lee Cream, 300 tin SLICED PINEAPPLE HIGHWAY halves sliced. Sugar sweet . 1 !4 flat SANTIAM CORN Fancy quality, whole kernel PORK 'N BEANS akj rAAAP Iiki heal and serve. No. 2 tin1 i Smooth spreading. Fine quality. Reg. 4 for 89c - Mb. All lean meat. 4-oz. tin. Coldbrook Margarine libby's Vienna Sausage LllCCrilG ..CG (VllllEt withourtlShy of high calorie.. Facial Soap . White, Pink, BROCADE. white, pink, yellow, turquoise. 5-bar packs. yellow and aqua-4-roll packs 7 for $1 5for$J 1-gal. ctn. 20 - sl 12 NATURAL, MILD WISCONSIN CHEESE trol cars carrying up to 30,000 people an hour on some sirocnes. . . Tba type of vehicles to be "w oMjmi oeea aeciaea. Tbey may be overhead mono "U or they may be on con ventional tracks. CMerwater Tube . : The cast - west traffic will require a 8.8 miles, S117 mil - lion underwater tube. A bridge high enough to permit passage for ships would be too expensive.. Twice EASY! Mild Cheddar, Monterey Jack, or Longhorn. Random weight pkgs. from 12 to 28 ozs. Snack : W, chunks, loaves. Factory sealed In alr-tlght pkg. to preserve superb quality. lb. JOHNSON'S MODEL BAKERY German Choc. Cake 1 .30 . Plus 25 GOLD BOND STAMPS Cinnamon Raisin Bread 30c Twin French Bread ru Garlle or plain. C49C took coulottes and s u n dress in ONE pattern! Pick fabrics cool and carefree for your little girl's summer in the sun pique, gingham, denim, Dacron. Printed Pattern 9267: Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 8 sundress 2H yards 35-lnch; culottes dress 2 yards. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for xirsi-ciass mailing, sena to Marian Martin, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. X 100 FASHION FINDS the Printed Patterns for Spring Summer, 1081. See them all In our brand-new Color Cata log. Send S5c now! mm sale LOIN ROAST Full 13 Rib-end portion, lots of tender uicy meat. A really grand value at Safeway this weekend. Special! $fl Kf V0UR $1 U f?rf CHOICE cz) for U S 7 Ki n hit p wffL Jw Chuck Roast Stew Beef .... Wieners Bread Shrimp "USDA CHOICE" Round Bone BONELESS "USDA CHOICE Skinless. Safeway or Del Monte "Sweetheart" Trophy. Reg. $1.19 24-oz. froien ea. b 69c ,79c i .b 49c S1.00 FULL Vz LOIN CR WHOLE ib. w Contains both loin roast and Meaty center cut chops. Full 1 3 loin-end portion No skimpy end cuts at Safeway. Safeway Assorted . LUNCH MEATS Spiced luncheon, Plekle-Plmlento, Olive loaf, and Sliced Cooked ; Salami. LOIN PORTION ib. tm PORK CHOPS ;'- ,. V,. Fr lb. Tender center rib Cut Chops Blade-Cut CHUCK ROAST Beef Roast ' Tender "USDA CHOICE" beef, well aged for perfect flavor, Ik close trimmed. 49' 6-oz. $ pkgs. Boneless Beef Roast BONELESS "USDA CHOICE" beef, well aged, close trimmed,; all meat, no waste. lb. GOLD BOND STAMPS Vow got valuable gifts plus bonus values when you shop at Safeway. BEST FOAM PILLOWS Filled with genuine shredded foam Soft, clean, odorless, cool Jl each Poly Pitchers BLISS CRAFT Exclusive snap on airtight lid No Drip Pouring -Tip-proof base 3V4 Quart Size A LOW, LOW PRICE 5S each 575,250 in CASH PRIZES in "CROSS-OUT for CASH" Still time to Win Big Money in this LOCAL Contest! GAME No. 12 3 12 16 19 20 23 . f 27 28 36 39 40 43 48 59 60 63 68 71 72 . 76 79 80 83 88 91 92 95 96 99 0 e mm, m m. m m m m tm am Last game in this great LOCAL contest featuring $75,250 in CASH prizes. Still time for you to win from $5.00 to $1,000. IMPORTANT! Winning cards for this game must be mailed not later than Monday, April 17. OVER 4,400 WINNERS SO FAR p- MEDFORD MAIl. 'rnlauMG, MEDFORD, ORE. inonsDAT, APim, I, JBBI It's PEAR BLOSSOM FESTIVAL DAYS In M.dfordl Don't miss the festlvon Parade Saturday afternoon, 230 p.m.l CUT GREEN BEAKS ROSEDAIE plump, tender, stringiest beans. 303 tin DEL MONTE LIMAS Fancy quality, meaty green limas. Buffet size. 8-01. tin ' DEL MONTE SLICED BEETS Tender, sweet. Rich In vitamins. 303 tin S&W KIDNEY BEANS Grand served In hot dishes or in tasty salads. 303 tin CHOICE SJJ for IT jg' 'SI SMI I DOG FOOD SUPER MEAT Tall Cans FANCY APRICOT HALVES TOWN HOUSE-delicious unpeeled halves. Buffet ' size. 8-oz. tin SLICED CLING PEACHES TOWN HOUSE, fancy quality in buffet size 8-oz. tin TOWN HOUSE, finest assorted fruits. Buffet size. 8-oz. tin fct- SANTIAM BEANS Fancy cut or sliced stringless green beans. Buffet size, 8-oz. tin YOUR CHOICE -11 vraS Sea Trader all light meat. Casserole favorite Franco-Am. Spaghetti Chunk Tuna Fane, Cdln Del Monte 1 Fancy "Early Garden" Tender, Gas De MBte 1 wee 9arden peas Buffet siie '" Real Gold Juice Base Large family size tins 42$1 Cream style, butter-tender kernels. Buffet size tins All flavors except Lemon 7 8 l 71 5 1 Skylark Bakery Items Rye Bread hours'fresher Power- . D.09l Skylark for Packed DlB9B extra energy Slenderway wkeahtkwaFtchers. B . CJ D.ll Brown 'n ruppy uccu nuiio WW serve 111 I R.ll. Brown 'n uiusier nuiii Serve Donul Slicks Kdr,ght 5 ' Curtsy special D..II..L.... Lemon flavor UUIISIIIUIlia 1 loaf loaf lge. loaf pkg. 35c pi 35c opfkft39c Pkr.39c Grandma Cookies 5 varieties to choose from. Two-Ten Milk Kk n.... C Fragrant Utlllldy OUap pink soap Zest Soap bDaer0,doapnt Ivory Liquid Sr 3 pkgs. $1 ' gal- 6 SS 235c iea?;233c 22-oz. CQ. plastic frlodess Sanitary Napkins Supers, Regulars or Teen age "ft; 89c 7 for 2 i I I 1. I rr. -5 smutsatv. mat II IIS SMM'I I III II II illilrWttnt-l-Mni-..r-i- , .. . - .M -1 -'"-iwwijiiMriMMiML3HaaE Highway DRY LIMA BEANS HOMINY White or Golden BUCKEYE PEAS PORK AND BEANS kTinucv de a up muni. 1 DtHllO PINTO BEANS MEXICAN STYLE BEANS YOUR p CHOICE (Q) for t 300 tin I 300 tin I I No. 303 tin I I 300 tin Reg. and dark reg. 300 tin 4 No. 300 tin I 300 tin I I aa5aateTViiwsT Paae P.rrU Walla Walla S WHI IWId 303 tin Peas & Carrots JSS wzae,,a Sardines Spinach sl'svatMAl rlkiM Baker's waiaiiici uiiipa Beach Cliff Main H tins Walla Walla 10-oz. tins 6-oz. pkg. Hershey Dainties lZ Ralrar'e Plilnr Lemon 6-oz. pkg. Nestle's 6-oz. pkg. Butterscotch Nestles, 6-oz. Morsels Morsels Tumblers iAo,:0s-i"ocki,,!f Pooch Dog Food Cat Food w for 7 lor. 8 for 8 ,f0r 4 for 4 for 4 for 4 for 4 for for 26-oz. tins Friskics, Fish or Chicken flavor 7 7 for 7 for PREMIUM QUALITY FROZEN FOODS Smart shoppers know they can feed their families better, for less when they choose Bel-air, quick frozen fruits and vegetables. Stock up your freezer, now. GREEN BEANS, cut or French style, 9-oz. "CHOPPED BROCCOLI WAX BEANS, KERNEL CORN, PEAS, PEAS AND CARROTS, MIXED VEGETABLES, 10-ox.( FRENCH FRIES, 9-oi.j SPINACH, 12-oz. YOUR CHOICE for $ EMPRESS JAMS & JELLIES 4 'tr 1 Baf-afr premium-qualify, qufek-froxen Baby It mas or Ford Hook Uma, Sliced Strawberries, 10-ox., and Sliced ' Peaches, J 2-or.j Mix 'em or Match 'em. .-, . . ..... , .... j Grape, Peach & Plum Jams, Mixed Fruit Jelly & California Style Orange Marmalade. Mix 'Em or Match Em. YOUR CHOICE Mint Apple Jelly Tea Garden 10-oz. jar 1 for $1 Frozen Punch 4 Sunklst ... 4 delicious flavors for $ H 5 &$i O.S. Ho. 1 PREMIUM GRADE Regraded by hand to assure you of uniform high quality. Smooth, easy to peel. All-purpose, medium size. Ib. $ 00 Pink Grapefruit 8 $1 FLORIDA Indian River-excellent quality. Case 36 $3.49 Golden Bananas 7 . $1 Grand for delicious salads, desserts, or fresh peeled Rhubarb Field Grown lb. 10c Crisp Lettuce 2 & 29c Pascal Celery VJ-1 2 bunch., 29c Prices effective April 6 through 9 at Safeway In Medford. We reserve the right to limit. ' Planter's Cocktait Peanuts Fancy salted tin 39c 8-oz. O 16-oz. 7t tin ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY Golden Books' wonderful help for Book No. 4 - aA chlldren of grade school age. ' on Sale Now WG Books I - 3 still available ' School News Crater High School Crater Comments an. nounce that two of its staff members, Lynn Malot and Terri Turner, won gold keys in the Quill and Scroll Na tional Writing contest. Lynn won in the editorial division and Terri In the fea ture division." Thni high schools enter the con test ana only a limited num ber oi the keys are awarded. Lynn Is eliBible for a ssnn E. J. Nell Memorial scholar. ship for any student plan ning to major in journalism. At the March Girls T.pamie meeting, the nirt of ih month presentations for Feb ruary and March were made by Jan Bateman, chairman. Lynn Malot was th chni for February. Lynn Is active in uins' League committees. She Is a member of Torch Honor Society, president of the Quill and Scroll, and in Future - Teachers. Lynn is editor-in-chief of the school paper, Crater Comments, ac tive In student council, a four-year member of Curtain Callers anri A Thesnlnn Rha would like to go to college ana major in journalism. Dayle Nesheim was present ed the March GOM disk. Duyle was general chairman of the successful1 Girls' Invi tational dance sponsored by the Girls' Leacue. Sho l in active four-year member of the curtain Callers, and a ThesDian. winnine the .Tor. ome last year. Dayle la pres ident or tne speech club, a member of the Student Coun cil, band fnp. fnnr . vonrc nnri . head majorette. She is also in wuiu and scroll, on the paper staff, a member of pep clllh and CIA A. riavla nlane to attend the University of uregon ana major in music. Five rnedic&llv.mlnri'erl Ppn. : tcr girls have been admitted to various nursing schools In the state. Marion Moore and Connie Mitchell were admit ted to Sacred Heart in Eu- ' gene, Dora Mose to Good Samaritan in Portland, and Jan Hansen and Sharon Terry were admitted to Emanuel in Portland. These girls plan to . make nursing weir career. . Torch Honor Socletv In. stalled 24 new 'm'embeti March 21 as part at the PTA. program, New .memoers are chosen, by scholastic average, ntiaH' and vote of the iaaea- ers. vote ; oi present memben participation in activities and general, .citizenship. The new members 61 Torch : Honor Society are Seniors Joyce Klutsenbeker, Barbara Lusk, Frank Mengel, Gary More. Marllee Smith and fihapnn:: Tflprv- .TlintorS .Tfiff Anhorn, Jan Bateman, Todd Castor, John Champ, Marlena Coffman, Wayne Hartgraves, June Hopkins, Glenda Hull, John Jash, Beverly Kllmko,. Gary Meade, Dave Molloy, James ' Nelson, Janet New land, -Alvin PrllUman, Law--rence Roberts, Ruth. Stlehl and Virginia Wilson. .!. There are 44 members in Torch "Honor, 13 per cent of , the senor class, and 10 per . cent ,of ithe junior class. Ad visers are. Miss Martha Bos hears and Bill Russell. Rehearsals are well under way on the Curtain Callers spring production, .."Arsenic . and Old Lace." It is a comedy about two old ladies who poison lonely old men as a hnhhv ' ' and their brother. Teddy, who buries the corp-v ses in , the cellar . i Brewster: Dayle Nesheim; . Martha Brewster, Judy Dan iels; the Rev. Dr. Harper, Norm Bywater; Teddy Brew ster, Dave Foote; : Officer Brophy.v Gary Meade; Officer Klein, Al Prilllman; Elaine Harper, Dorna Mose; Jona than Brewster. Bob Garrison; Mr.Gibbs, Nathan Olsen; Of ficer O'Hara, :, Jim Allen; , Lieutenant Rooney, Dan Hays; and Mr. Witherspoon, 1 Richard Lichti. . Double-cast are Ron Mo- Key and Toney Yell as Mor timer Brewster and Ray No- -vasad and Robert Allen as Dr. Einstein. Director is Jim Backen with assistance from Bill Russell. Production date is May S and 6. Crater placed three final-' ists in the district speech tournament. .Richard Lichti took second place in radio, Dave Foote, second in ex temp; Ruth Ellis second in panel, and Dave Force is an alternate in impromptu. Tne students will go to Oregon State college to , the state speech tournament April 14 and 15. The competition will be; between the two top speakers from each district in the state. TAX LEVY VOTED Portland-(UPB-David Doug las school district voters gave 3-1 approval Tuesday to special $3.2 million tax levy asked for the 1961-62 school year. ' Stained vases respond to a cleansing solution of salt and vinegar. Let stand a few hours, shake vigorously and rinse with clean water. .. .