Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1962, Image 10

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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.
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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
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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.
Clam Chowder
Mayonnaise
Liquid Detergent
Chinese Noodles
Scamper
La Choy
32-ox. bll. 30C
No. 2Vi can'
33c
llustrated
ENCYCLOPEDIA
Start your set, lodayl Detailed il
lustrations, diagrams, & drawings
of new and exciting home and
hobby projects.
All others 99e nrit
Book I Only f
Cried Prunes
Soda Crackers
Spaghetti S".
Town House 2-lb,
Extra large pkg.
Busy
Baker
rise Long
Elbow style
SAMSONSTE
Folding Tables
Regularly advertised for
$6.95. A strong, all-purpose
table with a vinyl
plastic top and steel legs.
Yours at Safeway with
$25.00 in cash register
sales tapes
Pamper Your Family With . . .
USDA CHOICE
teak
Waste Free Bottom Round
Cuts. Boneless USDA Choice.
Safeway Guaranteed.
For Your Easter Dinner
Orange Juice !: 5:" S1
Instant Coffee 7 79c
Butter I"' 59c
Del Monte Corners"3. SI
Cake Mixes Rcg.39C vancticsSpSI
Whipping Cream
Lucerne "Bonus Quality"
35 cream. Fresh daily.
Half Pint
Dairy Topping
Lucerne. Real cream in a
pressurized can. Convenientl
7-oz. 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.
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