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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRiBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
4-H NEWS
Desert Pegasus
The Eagle Point Desert
Pegasus 4-H horse club had
their annual camp out this
past week at Whiskey Springs.
Some of the absent ones
were Bennie Sutton, who was
in San Diego, Calif.; Karyl
Bishop, who was in Seattle
at the World's Fair; and Andc
Espourteille, who was in
France. We expect them all
home in time for the county
fair Saturday and Sunday.
Peggy Ross, of the Siskiyou
Saddle Sitters, was a guest at
camp.
Tlie winner of the bed
spread given away July 4 was
Ben Hefley, Eagle Point.
Regina Krambeal,
Reporter
Culofte Skirt
l BACK
WAIST
9255 24-3j
Panels front and back give
a sleek, smooth line to this
culotte skirt. Wear it to town
wear it golfing, bowling,
bike-riding. Sew it now.
Printed Pattern 9255: Miss
es' Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28,
30, 32. Size 28 rcqures 2
yards 45-inch fahrlc.
FIFTY CENTS in coins for
this pattern add 10 cents for
each pattern for first-class
mail, Send to Marian Martin,
Medford Mull Tribune, Pat
tern Dept., 232 West 18th St.,
New York II, NY. Print
plainly NAME, ADDRESS
wilh SIZE and STYLE
NUMBER.
FIRST TIME EVER! Glam
orous movie star's wardrobe
plus 110 exciting styles to
sew lr our new Fall-Winter
Pattern Catalog. Send 35c.
Cuddle Clown
Have a circus of lun with
this 12-inch clown made of;
sock and remnants So evite
young and old love him!
Costs so little to delight a !
child. Pattern 7043: pattern
fur 12-inch doll of man's siie
12 sock: directions. 1
THIRTY FIVE CENTS
(coins) fur this pattern for 1st
class mailing. Send to Alice
Brooks, care of Medford Mail
Tribune, Nrcdlccraft Dept.,
P. O. Box 103, Old Chelsea ,
Station. New York 11. N Y. i
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All Purpose, Family Flour
Reg. 95c
lb.
in
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25 . $179
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Light Meat. Reg. 3 89c Value. 6 Vi oz.
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Sliced
Dutch Mill, Monterey, Brick,
Muenster and Mellow Cheddar. 6-oz. Pkg.
for
Canned
POP
Cragmont. 9 Sparkling Flavors.
Reg. 10c Values. 12-oz. Can
BACK AGAIN! BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER I The great
annual sale event that means EXTRA SAVINGS on the fine products which
bear this mark of quality. Throughout the year, these brands are your best
buys offering top quality for less money, Now, during this special event, the
savings are even greater. A wonderful time to stock up! Just look for the$
on the label it's your assurance of quality. . .your assurance of savings.
Town House... Absolutely the Finest!
Because . . . Only the finest qual
ity fruits and vegetables are pack
ed under the Town House label.
Look for the (S) on each can. The
symbol of quality.
MIX 'EM or MATCH 'EM
for
Pcur Halves
Fruit Cocktail
Grapefruit
Green Beans
Sweet Pent
Full of flavor
Asst'd fruits
Sections
Cut or sliced
Vine eet
303
Cans
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More Good Buys . . .
Cream Corn ?o:Xlle: . 5 " 89c
Tma Town Housa' FancY
lUllldlUCa solid
ilid pack. 303 cn
5 - 89c
Boo
eiess
HAMS
lucerne
Cottage Cheese , 38c i 75c P. 19c
Delicatessen Section
Gelatin Salads P. 29c
Fruit, Vegetable, Mandarin Orange, Waldorf.
Baked Beans heat, or serve cold, pt. 29c
lucerne.
Meatless Spaghetti 1, 29c
Lucerne
Macaroni & Cheesedl P. 29c
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FULL BUTT HALF. ARMOUR STAR
Full Cooked. Lean, and Full of
Real Smokehouse Flavor.
Fresh-Baked Pastry
Cinnamon Snails re'.r.t:. P 39c
Oatmeal Bread S'"" w 35c
Skylark Rolls sir '" 35c
Bel-Air Premium Quality
Frozen Foods
Cut or French style Green Boan, Chopped Broccoli,
Mixed Vegetables, Peas, or f t QC
Reg. pkg. M. w vw
Semi-Boneless Hams
Shtink portion, fully
cooked, mrty picccN.
An ii(Cftnt'onfll vlue.
AS?-37
lb.
Swiss Steak
Top Rounr
Beef Ross! zi.
"USDA CHOICE" brr!
Bottom rounds
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true center cuts
Peas I Carrots.
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Remember . . . We Give
Gold Bend Stamps
Yov" Bvioks F!i F'.
Sjve Iven MORE t Sfwy.
Ham Slices
Ground Round:
Meal Pies,
Beef Sausage
Cube Steaks
Extra lean.
flavorful.
rashly ground lb
Manor House.
Turkey, Chicken,
eef. 8-ot.
Safaway.
all beef,
mildly seas'd
Beef. Waste-free
extra lean.
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Town House Coldbrook Biscuit
Catsuo Margarine MOM M
1 1 Reg. 2 for 45c Value. 14 oz. Btl. Reg. 5 for 99c. Limit, Please Mrs. Wright's for Perfect Biscuits 'f;
for 1 I for U Pkg. bV
Instant
Lucerne. Freshest Tasting Instant Milk
12 Qt.
Pkg. 1
It's COMFORTABLY COOL at SAFEWAY!
Large M Eggs
Pinto ions
Cream-o-Crop
Guaranteed Fresh
7 Delicious Flavors
Jell Well pkg
Town House, standard
ripe olives. Tall can
Town House, Idaho Red
Beans. 2-lb. pkg.
Town House. Check
this Safeway value. 2-lb.
39
5'
25'
39
29
Sno White Salt
Jell-well Puddings
Iodized or
plain. 26-oi.
2 - 25c
3" 29c
j4-oi. 37c
q, 39c
Marshmallows Lr , ,b 25c
20-OI. in.
VILLER'S
6 flavors and Lemon Pie filling
Salad Oil Why pay more?
Piedmont
brand
Fluff-Puff. Reg
Mayonnaise
Town House
Grapefruit Juice l::r:,Z f $1
ClingPeachesr.nrJ.r8r4f"$1
Applesauce S:y3oRr,L,imi,y 6'-$1
Truly Fine. Box 400
Facial Tissues yplwwS;
10 bars In a AO a
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Here's A Grand Dessert Simncsfson!
Angel Food
CAKES
Mrs. Wright's. Reg. 39c Each
for
Lucerne
Ice Cream
Party Pride. Regular 85c Value
Half
Gal.
59e
5'-$1
n Empress. Boysenberry,
riVisyllVO Raspberry, Strawberry. jar
Brocade Soap poly bag
Dog Food Regular. Tall cans
BAKERY
U.S. No. 1 White Rose
POTATOES
each
3 f- 25c
Northwest. Safeway
Has the Finest
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Assorted Coffee Cakes 53c ea.
Marble and Plain Pound Cakes, 43c ea.
EDWARDS
Rich and Aromatic, limit, Please
Cherry Macroon Tarts 325c
(Homemade Bread)
Safeway Coffee
10lb
Bag
4- U
Mb.
Can
NOB HILL
World's Freshest Coffee.
limit. Please
Mb.
Bag
45'
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J 7 fflP
2 5 "lb- Bag
3)8'
AIRWAY
Whole Bean Feshness
limit, Please
Instant
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BIGGER SIZE BIGGER SAVINGS
U.S. No. 1 White Rose 100 1 289
: ?9e c 43' ROMAINE LETTUCE s 2 15
Prtcci efecrtt Thun
Hy, Aug ' fhrtsgtjh
Sunday, August S al
Safewav in Medford.
Wc rcterva tht right
t limit.
Peaches so many ways. ,0O, 3 lb. 49c
Bananas
Golden fruit.
Safeway fin. quality
6 ibs. $1
Tomatoes llm'Zln1"9'
.b 19c
Jumbo
Lettuce Tender, sweet flavor 2 heads 29C
Cantaloupes Saf.way Ic. Cream 5 for $1
Apricots canning, lug $2.98 2 ib, 25c
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State Land Board
Sold 80 Acres
It Didn't Own
Salem - IUPI) - 11 has been
discovered that 58 years ago
the Oregon Land Board sold
80 acres in Curry county that
it didn't own.
The tract, about 12 miles
east of Gold Beach, was sold
Feb. 3, 1904, to Emma G.
Robinson. Now it has been de
termined that the land at the
time was unsurveyed and in
the public domain.
The situation was discover
ed after Ocean View Lumber
Co., Gold Beach, bought the
property, but ran into a snag
while attempting to secure
title insurance.
The tract is now within the
Siskiyou National Forest.
T. G. Bernard, clerk of the
land board, said an applica
tion has been filed with the
U. S. Bureau of Land Manage
ment asking for another 80
acre;;, to be transferred to the
company. The site is about
12 miles northwest of the area
the lumber company thought
it was buying.
Barnard said both state and
federal laws provide for such
a transfer.
A sticky part is that over
the years, the persons who
owned the 80 acre tract paid
taxes on it, while it was in
federal control all the time.
The state has never held any
interest in that particular
tract.
24 Area Students
Pre-Regisier at SOC
Ashland - Pre-registration
for fall term freshmen was
held at Southern Oregon col
lege last week, enrolling 24
students from the Medford
area, according to Dr. Alvin
Fellers, director of student
affairs.
Medford residents register
ing were Rome LeRoy Atkins,
Jacquelyn Ayres, Judith
Ayres, Ellen Bell, Teresa Ches
ney, Laurance Craig, Ken
neth Edwards, Susan Green,
Dan Hakes, Robert Heide.
Gloria Johnson, Alice Jona-
son, Midi Luther, Scott Mc
Donald, J. Dan Miracle, Ger
ald Moore, Phil Morgan, Che-
ree Paulazzo, Wnde Vanbeb
ber, and Gary Wheeler.
Daniel Hays and Mary Stu
art registered from Central
Point, and Judith Ann Hogan
and Yvonne Perreard enroll
ed from Jacksonville.
Pre-registration will be held
each Wednesday until Aug. 8,
starting at 9 a.m. at the col
lege. Placement tests and
counseling will be given in
Britt Memorial ballroom.
Two Accidents
Reported in Area
Two one-car accidents were
reported to Oregon slate po
lice Tuesday afternoon and
early Wednesday, both result
ing In minor injuries.
About 5:08 p.m. Tuesday,
a one-car accident on High
way 82, about 3'i nnles west
of Prospect, was reported to
state police. The vehicle was
operated by Uther Alonzo
Rogers, 88, of 65 Fourth at.,
Ashland.
According to police, Rog
ers attempted to brush a bee
aside, lost control of the car
and after continuing along
the road, hit a tree.
Both Rogers and his wife,
Ethel Rogers, 54, a passenger.
suffered cuts and bruises, po
lice said. They were taken to
Ashland General hospital bv
Medford Ambulance service.
This morning officers re
ported that a car operated by
Llvln Hawkins, If), of route
2, box 218A, Medford, failed
to negotiate a corner at Corey
and Kershaw rds. Hawkins
was taken to Rogue Valley
hospital suffering facial in
juries.
Servicemen
ENLI8T
Nine local men enlisted In
the Navy during July, accord
ing to Navy Recruiter Edward
H. Hawkins.
Enlisting from Medford
were Earl E. Stonebreaker
Jr., son of Mrs. Maxlne Co
mma. 2043 Rosa lane; Albert
E. Hovey Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hovey, 1627 Bid
die rd.: James W. Sims, son
of Mrs. May Sims, 912 Bea
con at.; and Kenton L. Math
ewson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mathewson, 302
South Grape st.
Others joining were Frank
E. Eagleton. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Eagleton, post
office box 521, Jacksonville;
Garry G. Kerr, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elba Kerr, 2922 Bar
bar. st Ashland; Gordon A.
Loegel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmie Loegel, 1432 Jackson
rd Ashland; Gary M. Gil
more, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Derald Gllmore, route 1, box
253, Rogue River; and David
W. Reed, son of Henry Reed,
Star route 3, box 1378, Trail,
Donald George McNabb re
enlisted In the Navy in July.
His wife, Sandra, lives at
route 1, box 180, Talent.