Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 20, 1961, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextN Wm yjrH BUT tlH III A ft ll HTABW flfDfl BtJuB HliyuJ IBHBfi' Ktsn Ma B THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1961 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE Summer Session Workshop Slated At SOC Campus 1 a.hlsnri - Dr Clarence Die , bel, professor of science, and ' Dean Fisher, assistant profes- mr i( science mathematics, .have organized a Southern Oregon college summer ses sion workshop to cover many of the discoveries made dur ing the past several years in the new oi science. ', Pnrtlrnlar . stress will be m 1 a , nnnn tha findings ' made during the International Geophysical Year, w n l c n should become an integral part of each science teacher's " background in all grades. Teachers attending the work shop will be able to acquire irnntvlfHni and skills that will have a direct application to their teacning leenmques , in the classroom. e,ulita ant-nllaH' in - the ' two-week workshop will have opportunities to ituay topics elected from the following: Tli. Planet Earth. A study of the size and shape of the , earth; evidences ana measure m.nt nf the earth's rotation ' and revolution; topography of the earth's surface; gravita Inn and its composition mnvamanta. and arosforvof the earth' crust; and the geo logical history oi me sarin. , The Earth in Space. This hh nf atudv, Includes the ' solar system and the earth's position in k; we aoiar sys tem as part OI Wie universe; ..anil anaM travel ' V Weather and Climate. The course would cover, the prop erties oi tne atmospnere ' they relate to ' weather and climate. '' ' Thai Oaaana. This tonic miV encompass some of the char acteristics of the waters of the ocean, their movements and chemistry; life in the sea; recent studies on the topography and geology of the ocean floor: and shorelines and islands. ' There will also be oppor tunities for the student to ac quaint himself with recent reading and reference mater ial, bibliographies, and other educational aids as well as op portunities to construct and experiment with a variety of faai-hlna- iMi and devices. Additional lnfor m 1 1 o n bout the space age science .summer session i workshop Ka nhtalnad from Mrs. 7 bel W. Winston, Southern Cretan college registrar. Amleaata Oiano Pictures of Australia were shown by Mrs. Efme Gilbert ' and her daughters from Bris bane, tjueensiana, Australia, 't .meeting of the Upper Ap- plegate Orange recently, following the showing, they entertelned with sing ' ing, accompaniment on the guitar. They aang two folk ... - Australia. , and "It Is tio Stent." A sail enufiea -unworn r4aenet," wit presented by i C -orge and Mildred Redhead, i Vleva and Glenn Baltmarsh, I jsrtia Grler and Stella Of funbaeher. Refreshments fol . lowed the program, after ' which the Grange held its i regular business meeting, with f Mirin Anna Scott DresldlnC. The agriculture' chairman reporter were was some ai ": falta spotted aphid in the val ' lev " Thcra will ba a dance ADrll 22, with proceeds going to . the Cancer society. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gricr war selected as the "CoUDle ; - of the Year" from the Upper Appiegate Grange, meir names will be presented to the State Grange, A new B0 , star flag was presented to the urange oy Mr. ana ours ' Vnrhaa Rrnwn., '- The Grange voted to give 1 a 4-H scholarship again this year, i ... .. . i. Williams Girls Form Sewing Club ; Williams - The Tiny Tot Tailors have been organized ! in Williams, by Mrs. Mike I- Rak. The eight and nine-year- old girls were not of age to be 4-H members this year, al though they showed enthus iasm for learning to sew. . Mrs. Rak offered to help them learn basic stitches, and perhaps make a doll dress . during their meetings. i They meet the second and . fourth Tuesdays of each month, after school, at the ,' Rak home. ,' The first meeting was held , April 12. and a name was de cided and voted on by the , girls. Those attending were Shirley Craig. Fatty Bray i -l vikM .4 nh.o TmnWIna Thav . nrantlred sewing a basting stitch in a straight line.. TIMBER LOSSES Washington - Forest fires v in the U.S. each year, 90 per - cent of them man-made, de stroy enough usable timber to build M,00Q modern homes. col Eo w 1. iB'"ul Bi'iB'"vl j1)! RAfia lMdS Edd3 WINNERS OF 1,000 THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS Treasure Hunt Contest-April 10-1 EVERETT M. YOUNG Willow Sprinai, Rd., CP. J. G. ROGERS ' South St., Butts Falli FRANK PERL , 220 King St., Modford . MRS. GEORGE DISTELL 136 Vaihrl Way, Medford DR. FRED C. LORISH 830 Mlnneiot., Medford ROBERT L, OTTOMAN 2822 Marriman Rd., Med. GEORGE B. GANDER Blgham Rd., Eagle Point ARTHUR E. TROPPLE 417 Lynnwood Ave., Med. ; ROBERT L. CANTY 21 S Valley Lane, jacki'nville WAYNE W, SHAND 412 N. 3rd, Central Point JAMES A. CARLSON Box 76, Foothills Rd., Med. WILLIAM H. JOHNSTON 4127 Hamrick Rd., C. P, IRA H. PONDER . . 1593 S. Pae. Hy., Talent , FRANK L. BLOWER 3906 Hiliinger Rd., Medford J. c. Mcknight 890 Loiler Lane, Modford JACK A. EDSON . 108 Geneva, Medford - FRED H. STABLER 141 Clover Lane, Medford V. W. HAMMOND i . 131 Highland Dr., Medford JOHN L. CONNER . 418 S. Peach, Medford JOHN E. MORRIS j Table Rock Rd., Medford A. WATTENBURG Alra Vhta Rd., Eagle Point GORDON R. GILLMORE V 1127 Dakota, Medford PHEBA VINSON VAUGHAN 144 N. Rlverilde, Medford ROSE RIPPEY A 402 N. Oregon, Jacksonville U. V. HOWLETT ' 3833 Crater Lake Hy., Med. DONALD E. WHEELER Sams Valley Road H. L. MOONEY 2675 Hlllcrasf Rd Medford LEWIS R, THURMAN 417. Ardmore Ave., Medford No Baking-Just Thaw and Eat Butterscotch Coeonut ' Chocolate . Lemon Strawberry Banana Regular 65c SAVE 16c ' ' .. . I 1 1 V Jir. ' aaam f a ..... HUNDREDS OF EXTRA THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS FORfV For eating pleasure with few calories Try fresh fruits and vegetables! 50 EXTRA I 100 EXTRA I 50 EXTRA I 50 EXTRA 100 EXTRA THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS , With 2-lb. Can ' With 20-ft. with Gallon Can of with 69e box wi,h. ony V NESTLE'S BARBECUE STALEY BLUEBELL BROOM OR EVEREADY COCOA EXTENSION CORD WAFFLE SYRUP POTATO CHIPS DUST MOP 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 100 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS with 15-oi. can of - with 4 cans of - . , ' with 10-Ib. bag EASY-ON ' W"hany 'CONCORD w.th any28.oz. ,ar CHARCOAL SPRAY STARCH FLASHLIGHT TUNA MARY ELLEN JAM 100 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 100 EXTRA 50 EXTRA THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS ... wit ft gallon . . with new Johnson's with a , wi,h W',hd Snider, or Jorgensen. SHOE POLISH RUBBERMAID WIZARD PATIO TORCH ICE CREAM Past. or liquid , WASTE BASKET Room Deodorizer DON'T forget 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA 100 EXTRA Your filled Thrifty Green THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS THRIFTY STAMPS Stamp Book Is worth $2.00 at . with 69c with 2-lbs. ' with a Bissell srSeiTt; fr "'I 98 ' EXTINGLO FLEISCHMAN'S Rug & Upholstery Thrifty Green Gift Store). LISTERINE ASH TRAY MARGARINE SHAMPOO KIT NO. 1 -A California Long White Potatoes 10.49 ejuallty ; spuds of good, slie, clean and sound. 1 SgMBif .I If i f' I for good menus and sound budgets ttt.-w- : ''. aes uuncan nines . , s fy I A on Pag3-C mm A '""V SJj Ife W 1 h.. I ihalll ... I DELSEY BATHROOM TISSUE Four 2-Roll Packs RLEEDEX TABLE M COACH ELLA VALLEY GAPEFRUIT Won't slide off your lap! REGULAR 29c PKG. A 48 Size Medium tartl High, in flavorl SNO-BOY Fancy Grade CARROTS Sunkist Lemons in Pio ... 29 OSUNKIST ' At FdllGjGS VALENCIA 138s "H7t dox. lUtlM Clip It Out Right Now! DUNCAN HINES NEW DELUXE CAKE MIXES White Yellow Devil's Food With Coupon ') 1 QC onpage3-C Voices. KLEENEX TQ REGULAR 39c PKG. SAVE 29c - FREE COUPON WORTH 50 FREE j THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS S Clip this coupon and redeem at GROCETERIAI Offer od 2 Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 20-21-2-23. One coupon to a customer, please. Name Address Phone a 50 FREE THRIFTY , ....... , , t . , GREEN STAMPS with 4 DOZEN COOKIES at Our Bakery Counter MANY NEW KINDS! faTi rTftni 1 RTw!Ti rirsjn irri ifTnn ff"n l"''"! loirirvi 13X1 BDCfti IkI iXaI KKi iPti nCfti itXrvi ijffii n Enfta BM1 C003 lual maw Eo&S Soft EosS EoDl COCJ tA SQUEEZE the Package Feel the Difference Feel Its New Softness Regular 43c 2-ROLL PACK KOTEX-24'S Sanitary Napkins REGULAR 89 K0TEX-48'S Sanitary Napkins REGULAR $1.73 n 1571 m m m m m LaMl lawJ U - PLUS A CHANCE TO WIN IN - Groceteria's Big, Exciting THE mm mm Get yours now ! THRIFTY GREEN STAMP WINDSHIELD STICKER! Your Lucky Number Can VALUABLE PRIZES First Drawing May 1st GRAND PRIZE! Exotic Hawaiian Holiday! Plus 49 Other Wonderful Prizes! Get Sticker & Details Here! FREE!!! 50,000 THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS 'YiZl&zi . 50 Winners-lOOO Free Stamps the Medford, Ashland and Vicinity r m- i mi1' ' raA phone Book, these names are tor each Winner! 50,000 POSTED ON SHELVES THROUGHOUT OUR STOREI If you find your name ": ' ; ' ' " ' Free tamnt in All? you will receive 1.000 Free Thrifty ' - Tree STampS lU VII ! Green Stamps! You need not buy to win. COME IN - LOOK FOR YOUR NAME! V'Ul III! I Lots of Free Parking ! OPEN EVERY NIGHT ' ' Until 9 P.M. Seven Days a Weekl 8 DREFT Giant Package 75 1 KRAFT j Miracle Whip ! Salad Dressing Ivory Snow... giant pkg. 79c Blue Cheer giant pkg. 75c , Oxydol ..giant pkg. 75c Ivory Soap . . .' c Medium Bar. 3 for 35c Large Bar .... 2 for 35c Personal Ivory 4 bars 29c COMET CLEANSER , Joy Liquid Detergent-22-oi. . .69c Zest Beauty Bar Regular ..2 for 33c , Bath .. 2 for 43e Regular Size Ivory Flakes... giant pkg. 75c 2 Cans Dasn oiant ,iie pg- 79 33c Cascade for Automatic , Diswasher pkg. 49c Ivory Liquid....22-oz. can 69c Camay . Regular bar 3 for 35c Bath 2 for 33c Spic A Span... giant pkg. 99c lava Mr. Clean reg. size bot. 39c large 2 for 35c KRAFT FOODS 49; saie! Miracle Whip 49c Kraft 24-oz. Mayonnaise 49c Kraft Oil ;, 49c Parkay q,. 49c ' KRAFT FRENCH DRESSINGS MiracU Fronch Casino Kraft Fronch Italian Colo Slaw Catalins Low Calorio, MAY GET POST Dirk U. Stikker, above, of Holland, has beeh. formally invited to take over as Secretary Gen eral of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Stikker would take over the post va cated by Belgium's Paul-Henri Spaak. (UPI Telephoto) Scout News I !KIHS fJELS Groceteria's GUARANTEED MEATS : mmJB$ w mi U.S.D.A. Choiee-BONELESS Groceteria's Lean Top Sirloin Ground Beef Triced j ?r,29 49,,0 3;bk,$l39 ISedT ! I ii lb 50 FREE STAMPS tlT Tender Young Fresh v Beef Hearts Leg-O-Pork Armour Star Skinless 1 lb. for 45c Free Samples Friday and Saturday 'A Swift's Premium FULLY COOKED! We will gladly slice! ak aa Ffe - m ua . a bottles aCi for T7V : f f N r FT r-i Hi l I f I Jr 1 r ' i n) n)l (L 1 iJ ON i at t i it is II I i ml I I I I I f l I 1 I S X -1 e 40 k Troop 38 -. Hornbrook The district spring camporee of the Boy Scouts is scheduled for the week end of April 22 near Gazelle. In preparation for the event, Boy Scout troop 38 held a practice campout last week end on Ditch creek. ; Training in setting up camp and camp fire safety were giv en. First aid also was prac ticed. : . . Sunday morning the boys were led in worship service by Robert Cummins who join ed the boys that morning. Cummins, a Hornbrook ranch er, is an elder in the Seventh Day Adventist church,, of Yreka. .: Scoutmaster Ralph Chad- ' wick and Scout Committee man Bob. Farmer accompanied the boys, who were Steve Farmer, Frankie Cardoza, David Rutlege, Dale Farmer, Bobby Hutchins, Mike Dooley, George Chadwick, Loren Cummins, Doug Bennett, Dar rell Jones, Jerry Copeland, Guy Sanders, Jim Brown, Steve a Eckert and Danny Thompson. On Sunday, April 16, IIike Turnbow, Doug Bennett, and Steve Farmer, accompanied by Oscar Barnum, local , re tired forest service employee. drove to McKlnley creek, down s the Klamath nver, where they spent the day set ting out trees for the forest service. Fresh Frosted Alaskan f mam fie fm4 mug viauin ifjJc ILTfiC 3 (0 Groceteria sea food is tops! Try it! We Also Have Whole King Crabs FRESH FROZEN Sole . Perch Lobsters Red Snapper tenn Sand Dabs Oysters Crab Meat Maxwell House COFFEE Prawns Halibut lb. $415 I can HEINZ SOUPS All Meat Varieties . Reg. 20c Can' . S nana 1M3 limn ranra CANS I E31 1 RITZ CRACKERS One pound box teJ EtjSj ItIaJ Iftm IctA Dogs Love Burgerbits 5 lb. Bag Reg. 75c 59' s- Cub Scout Pack 38 - Hornbrook Dens 1 and 2 of Cub Scouts Pack 38 held their regular meeting Wednes day in the yard at the Horn brook Methodist church. The boys practiced Indian dances which they will do at the Scout circus which is scheduled for May 20 at Weed, Calif. All cubs plan ning to attend the circus must be accompanied by at least one parent. . - .." a A Boy Scout round table discussion was held at Gazelle recently. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. James Dickison, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. E. E. (Pete) Fisher and L. E. Jeter. Another similar discussion is scheduled, for May 4, also at Gazelle. Iiast week a Cub Scout com mittee meeting was held at the Hornbrook . schoolhouse, and was attended by chairman Wayne Cummins, "Ike" Doo ley, Alex Conger, Jim Dick ison . and . L. E. Jeter, . Pen mothers meeting with .the committee were Mrs. Jim Dickison, Mrs. Bob Farmer and Mrs. George Smith. It was decided by the committee to hold a pack meeting at the v school house April 27 at 7 p.m.,. at .which time awards will be made to the cubs., Cub Scout Pack 10 - Cub Scout Pack 10 met In the Howard school cafeteria for their monthly meeting, April 17. Prior to the meet- : ing baseball was played by the Scouts. The Weblos, Den 3, present ed the colprs. Awards were presented to the follqwing boys: ; George Head, .. wolf badge; Kenny Thompson,' den ner stripe, .lion badge, gold and silver arrows; Allen Bell, James Fullen, and Russell Morgan, Weblos badge. . Cubmaster Boles told of the District Scout Circus held Saturday, May 20, in Med ford, and distributed tickets to each Scout to be sold for the event. ' CENSUS ESTIMATE . . New York - Population of the world is now about '2.9 billion according to recent es timates of the United Nations. Subscribers To report -improper or non delivery of the Mall Tribune in Medford and Ashland, phone SP 2-6141; Montague & Yreka, phone OLobe 9-3171. before 6:45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m. Sunday If regular delivery tr rives shortly after you call, please notify ' officer thus eliminating ipeclftl messenger crvl".;. ! 4