Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 14, 1962, Image 10

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    MONDAY, MAY 14. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Teen-Age Traffic
Safety Conference
Resolutions Noted
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Several resolutions were
passed during the recent Jack
con County Teen-Age Traffic
Safety conference.
All secondary schools In the
date should offer a standard'
lzed, state-approved course In
driver education, and this pro
gram should be available to
more students than at present.
according to one resolution.
Another resolution sug
gested that the Oregon state
minimum insurance require
ments should be raised from
the present policy.
The initial driver's license
test, both behind the wheel
and written, should be more
severe, and more driver im-
provement schools should be
established throughout the
state were other resolutions.
Conference members also
recommended that parents or
the guardian of the juvenile
traffic violator should be notl-
ficd of the violation by the
court. The court should re
quire parental attendance In
court.
All traffic court judges in
the state should be members
of the Oregon State Bar asso
ciation, according to another
resolution.
The Jackson County Teen
age Traffic Safety Conference
delegates should establish a
Jackson County Teenage Safe
ty Council to carry out the
proposed resolutions of the
conference. Members of the
council would be officers
elected at the conference, and
Include two representatives
from all the high schools in
the county.
New officers elected for
1962-83 are Dave Force, Gold
Hill, president; Jim Ricks,
Central Point, vice president;
Barbara Schatz, Central Point,
secretary.
The first annual conference
was hold at Medford High
school with keynote speaker
Vern L. Hill, director of the'
motor vehicle department,
Salem.
A panel discussion on driv
ing problems was held by L.
L. Sawyer, district court
Judge; Alan B. Holmes, dis
trict attorney; Hal Carver,
driver training Instructor at
Medford High school; and
Ren Taylor, Jackson county
association of insurance
agents.
local Girl Reported
Lost; Found Asleep
A missing seven-year-old
Medford girl was found after
an intensive search recently
on Fjrt Dick beach near
Crescent City, Calif.
Dcllcne Wright, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Wright, 1482 Grand ave.,
Medford, was found asleep In
some grass by two men in a
Jeep, Thomas Mounts, of Fort
Dick, and Harold Thomas,
Crescent City, part of a search
posse.
Wright reported his daugh
ter missing to the sheriff's of
fice after she was. going to
walk down to the beach to
the fire to get warm. How
ever, when it came time to
leave, she could not be found.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cur
tis, route 1, Eagle Point, ac
companied the Wrights to
Crescent City where they vis
ited Morris's parents.
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SENATOR NEWBRY
OUTSTANDING
In a lettar dared May 7,
1962, Anthony Ylurrl, ScmU
Republican Minority Ludir
laid; "It wai my pltaiurt to
larva with Senator Ntwbry dur
ing tha 1961 Legislative Sea
lion. I had ample opportunist
to observe and work with Lynn
Newbry. You may rait assured
that Senator Lynn Newbry wjs
a studious, reasonable and OUT
STANDING legislator. He had
the interest of his constituents
at heart and worked hard on
their behalf. They were wall and
ibly represented.
"You may also rest assured
that it it not his inclination to
waste ti i payers money and to
demand that the objects of ex
penditures be wel justified.
Pd. Pol. Ad bv Neighbors for
Newbry Committee
Diet Hubbard, Chm., Medford,
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As Oregon agriculture's largest single customer, Safeway
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Sharp Cheese
Fancy Corn
Macaroni
TILLAMOOK
Natural
cheddar
Town House
kernel or creamed
Reg. 20c
and Spaghetti
Porler's...Reg. 39e
5
3
10-lb.
bag
12-oz.
pkg.
303
cans
pkgs.
89'
59'
89'
$1.00
Reynolds Wrap
Zee Wax Paper
Mushrooms
Hoody's Peanuts
Bread
Heavy
toll
Keep foods
fresher.
Shady Oak
pieces & stems
Blanched
or Spanish
Roll
63c
2110 ft. Alp
roll 1 1 B
4-oz.
can
33c
IS 25c
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A 22'j-oi.
loaves
99c
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Prune Juice
Del Monte Beets
Red Salmon
Apple Sauce
Med. size,
dried
Dickenson's
fresh flavor
Fancy
sliced
Bumble
Bee
-lb.
pkg.
99c
bottle www
303
glass
Hood River
No.
can
303
can
19c
'99c
5$1
Chunk Tuna
Tissue
Sierra. For the
bathroom.
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Trader
Reg. 3B9c
4-Roll.pkgs.
SI. 00
m Dog Food
Pass the salt 'n butter . . .
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or liver flavors
1
4s 19'
12 89
Local Rhubarb
Crisp Celery -Ripe
Tomatoes
40-lb.
Box
S2.39
Film, straight
green stalks
Perfect for
slicing
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Papayas
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Strawberries
Puffed Wheat
Large AA Eggs
Cottage Cheese
Beverages
in..
0 Pkg. Ql
2 6-or.
Pkgs.
Scotch Treat
frozen. Reg. 245c
Nu Vita
Reg. 20c
Cream O
The Crop
Lucerne
Qt. 49c
Cragmont, Root Beer-Orange-
- Cola
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Pint
!2-Gal.
Bottle
29c
39c
25c
39c
GRANDMA'S
Chocolate Eclair
COOKIES
J- Delicious rich chocolate, bakery freshl
12-oz.
pkg.
49'
MORE OREGON PRODUCTS!
"Combo" Juice
Peaches
Santiam Beans
Potato Chips
Dill Pickles
Hood River
blended
Sundown freestone
pieces. Reg. 389c
Cut or
sliced
Blue Bell
Triple Pak
3
2
4
46-oz.
cans
2'j
cans
303
cans
Stcinfelds
"home style"
1 1 '4-OZ.
Pkg.
48-or.
Jar
SI
49c
89c
69 c
69c
SNOW STAR
Ice Cream
Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry
and Neopolitan; M-m-m greatl
Serve with cookies
for dessert.
Half Gal.
75
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A famous Hygrade product. This versatile meat can be baked,
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3-lb.
Can
9mj
"Bird Farm" Sausage
Swift's "Premium" Bacon
Buddig's Sliced Beef
Breaded Fish Sticks
The "whole hog"
pork sausage
"Sweet
smoke"
taste.
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3'2-oz. Pkg.
1-Lb.
Pkg.
1-Lb.
Pkg.
for
Cap't. Choice
frozen,
3sl
$00
$100
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Vol. 1, only 49c
Vol. 7
on sale
Each
99
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5.99
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Each
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Prices in this advertisement are effective Monday, May 14 thru Wednesday, May 16 at
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