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10 A MONDAY. APRIL IS. 19S2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON They're something special at SAFEWAY V -I ! ' " WILLIAM B. WESTFALL Receives Promotion Former Ashland Man Is Promoted William B. Westfall, for mer Ashland resident, com mander of the 3537th Navi gator Training Squadron at Mather Air Force base, Calif., has been promoted to colonel. Westfall received his first promotion at Mather in 1942 when he graduated from the advanced pilot training school here and was commissioned a second lieutenant. Colonel Westfall moved to Mather for the second time as a lieutenant colonel in 1059 when he took the post of Wing executive officer. Previous to this assignment he command ed the 3610th Navigator Train ing Squadron (flying support) at Harlinton Air Force base, Tex. His present assignment Is commander of the 3537th Navigator Training Squadron (flying support) at Mather. During World War II, Colo nel Westfall was stationed in India where he made 110 flights over the "hump run" to China. From 1954 to 1956 he was stationed in Dhahran, Saudi-Arabia, where he com manded the 7244th Air Base Squadron. He was assigned to Harllngen in 195". A com mand pilot, Colonel Westfall Was promoted to his present rank March 15. The colonel attended Ash land High school, Ashland, Ore., and Southern Oregon college. He earned his bach elor's degree from the Uni versity of California in 1950. He also is a graduate of the Air Force Command and Staff school. Summer Workshop On Shakespeare Set Yreka A third summer workshop for atudy of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival plays at Ashland, Ore., will be held by Chico State college in cooperation with the Siski you county schools. The two-week post session workshop will be held in Yre ka and the class members will attend four evening perform ances of the Shakespearean Festival. The class will study eAh play before seeing it and dscuss it after each per formance. Plays to be studied are "The Comedy of Errors," "Henry IV," Part II, "As You Like H" and "Corlolanus." Faculty members will be Dr. Hugh M. Bell, Dr. Charles S. Fclvcr and Dr. Arthur Solomon, all of Chico State college. A special feature of the summer course will be an op portunity to learn and parlict pate in singing Elizabethan Madrigals under Mr. and Mrs Max Williamson, music in structors in the Chico school syslcm. BY (u fin ffl p i (1 V- ;i Plump golden ripe, flavorful fruit ... You wilsee ifj I 'A ' and taste the difference careful handling and scien- ' lm'' M I 1 tific ripening does for top quality, mature green V ifJp "W-- i "M i ' ' " bananas. 1 ' ' f i I Z I Fresh Papayas tST ,39c ' 'fi fA fres" Avocadoes 2,2 V . V 1 ! Dinoannla I arc f!nrnniik 10n w jj Aromatic flavor LOCal Rhufaarfa foanT.auc. Lb. 1 0C M 1 M 9Q( Hew Potatoes 3 ,. 29c EJ Orange Juice K: 49 Facial Tissues-' 5 rS1 1 1 Luncheon Heats"" '.-39c Oregon Will Get Job Training Grant Salem - HiPli - Oregon Is get ting a $':85,000 a year grant from the U.S. government for vocational training of the Job less, the Oregon Education Department has announced. Dr. Leon P. Minear, state superintendent of public in struction, said the money is being given jointly to the Education Department and to the Oregon Labor Bureau. The grant, under the 19B2 Congressional Manpower and Training Act, will provide $300 a year per person to about 250 individuals in need of qualifications for specific Job training. Minear said. In the first two years, the act pays 100 per cent of the cost. After two years, the state and local communities must match funds on a 50-50 basis. Priority In selecting those to be trained will be given to those presently unemployed, and to the heads of fiimllics. 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Can ib-7S Cream O' The Crop Sirloin Tip Steak Beef Short Ribs Beef Cube Steaks Plate Boiling Beef Frozen Trout Always a favorite Economical No bone, fat, or waste u 89c lb 25c u 98c u. 19c Rump Roasi "USDA CHOICE" aged A. beef. Bone In. lb. Doz. Limit, please. 10-lbs. Capt. Choice Package of 2 Pkg. 4Sc Boneless Top Round "USDA CHOICE" aged becf. First cuts, orr extra tender. ,b-O X Cottage Cheese m Erg Lucerne. Fresh! Qt. 49c Roxbury Jumbo Marshmallow type A favorite of the illtle folks. Pint 2-lb. Pkg. PROFESSOR CHOSEN EuRcne - (DPI' - Dr. Lewis i R. Goldberg, an assistant pro. fpssor at the University of OrcRon. Iins been chosen to assist in the selection and as sessment of Peace Corps mem-bcrt. We Give Gold Bond Stamps Redeem your filled books for valuable gifts you've always wanted. I Paas Egg and Color Kit frown Colnnr 4 color set Food Coloring Hash Brown Potatoes !V.;f;fUs. Black Tea Bags Safflower Margarine Saffola Safflower Oil rjiilrrhurr Save lOr C.olil-N-Swret e.. 29c Ea. 29C 239c 49c Mb. 49c )2-os. 93c Prices effective Monday, April 16 through Wednesday, April 18 at Safeway in Mdford. We reserve the right to limit. '"2i f''fl fr-'i-
