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Rynning Receives
life Membership
Paul B. Rynning, former
Jackson county engineer and
a long time member of the
American Road Builders as
sociation, has been honored
with a life membership in
that organization.
A certificate was forward
ed to Rynning by Ben F.
Ostergren, managing director
of the county division of the
ARBA following action taken
by that organization's board
of directors in Washington,
DC.
The Medford engineer, be
fore retiring from public
service, was active in the
American Association of Road
Engineers for nearly 30 years
and is a past president of the
county division. While a mem
ber of one of the association's
committees, Rynning was in
strumental in securing U.S.
Congressional approval of
federal aid to county roads.
The ARBA membership in
cludes all branches of the
highway industry manufac
turing, contracting, engineer
ing, as well as represcnta
lives of federal, stale and
county groups.
Rynning, since retiring, has
received life memberships in
the Professional Engineers of
Oregon, the County Engineers
Association of this state and
the American Association of
Engineers, a national organ
ization. Active in civic and fra
ternal circles of this com
munity, Rynning is a past
potentate of Hillah Shrine
Temple, past master of Med
ford lodge, A.F.&A.M., past
director of the Order of Jest
ers and active in the Medford
chamber of commerce.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1962
MLDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Four Men Appear
In Circuit Court
Four men appeared in
Judge James M. Main's cir
cuit court earlier this week,
one receiving a three-year
prison term.
Frederick Michael Woold
ririgc, 21, of Ideal Courts, ,
Medford, was sentenced to
three years in the Oregon
Correctional institution for
obtaining property by false
pretenses.
Richard Edward "Wallace,
30, of Liberty st., Ashland,
charged with uttering and
publishing a false check,
pleaded guilty when arraign
ed Monday. A pre-sentence
report was ordered. He ia out
on bail.
Billy E. Coone, 27, of Junc
tion Ci(y, pleaded guilty to
obtaining property by iatec
mciflnsM. His case was con-
finueri for sentencing until
fl.Mf) H.m. Aim. 20.
A pre-sentence report was
ordered for Frank Sherman,
27, of Charleston, Ore. He is
charged with burglary in a
dwelling.
ELECTRICITY USE UP
Salem-iUPH-Orcgon residen
tial customers served by pri
vate utility firms used sub
stantially more electricity in
the year ending June 30 than
they did in the previous year.
Court Records
ASHLAND MUNKH'AI COURT
iMilliurl Anllmn.v ttplnne Jr., vi
ubliun of bHs.it" mlrt. 20.
John Jim old Walker, violation
pi hustc rulo, $15,
Virlnr Hnrolfi Kullrrton, rilR
obrwd iruttic bikihi). 3.
Cl;uriire Gi'over PriMlyman, vio
la turn of biisir rule. $10.
.lonathan Kmunuel fJranhy, vlo
Itiiiun oi hHMf ruli. S15 ,
May Jiifion Smith, violation of
h,IMC rule, S'Jll.
Mobrrt Edward Hnrr, violation
Ol K.-ir ntl. isin.
Itonnv ChitrU-cn Mitchell, dis
oUul liHtlu sikiihI,
niMitu r oritT
limy Mt'ilui Tippctts, riisohrvcri
itiilp" Allied Chmtnln. fallurr
to irlrl rlKllt of way, $13,
l.fwn C. Moi'Kan. 4li. or HJI
K.,t Ntnih M . driving under the
jntlncmp m liquor, 'MW,
J.iinn Kvrvplt Histiop, drunk on
puhhr hitliwfiv, $1,Y
uny Ticipont Snider, overload,
u;
latk I, re Esp. violation of hanlr
ruif. sin,
M.inon Kdmond Front, no oprr-
li'i's license, W
AupuM Prlrr 1-lnyd, diftrnrdfH
hp lit od niiilt'i utl on public high
win. J.I.V
'oo Kotyar, improprr patina.
A 1 v c r a Thomphon, improprr
mutili'i. M0
M.i.v lie Brown, nnghns with
pminhitcd nu'thori, $2S
Ki It-Mnri Martin Koivsler, driv
ing while iipi'rator'i livrnur Aim-
prndfd, AV.Y
ihihci 1 Ki i Dotmtiisim failure
to v irld nht oi wav,
l)i Hi; 1,1.1 Ciurdon Fisher, over-Jo.-,.1.
Uju i i id (j lc nn A r nn Id. m cr-hc-ht,
S1,1
P.ittu-m Louis1 thimiH-iiuan. tail
titp to dun. 7 30
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M.uv Line t'ook . Tom Tonv
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lh'ii'i'ii, (liuni'c ripcii-c
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rl UHSDA Y, AUGUST 9, I9b2
Safeway again brings you this most popular "20 discount
on all Safeway beef'7 Sale. We certify that all beef items will
be sold at 20 below our everyday prices ... we also certify
that prices have not been raised to accommodate this spec
tacular event!
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Reg. Less Disc, j
Price 20 Price I
j Porterhouse Steaks 1.39 .28 1.11 j
j Round Steaks fUcu, 1.12 .22 .90 j
i Chuck Steaks .79 .18 .63 j
Top Round bone,es. 1.25 .25 1.00 j
i New York Steak 1.98 .40 1.58 j
j Top Sirloin Boners 1.59 .32 1.27
i Sirloin Steak b.n 1.09 .22 .87 i
j Rib Steak .98 .20 .78 j
i Flank Steak 1.19 .24 .95 i
i PLUS MANY OTHERS j
Reg. Less Disc.
I Price 20 Price I
i Rump Roast bon.in .89 .18 .71 i
j Rump Roast bone,eS. 1.12 .22 .90 j
j Bottom Round Roast 1.12 .22 .90
Sirloin Tip Roast 1.12 .22 .90 j
i Chuck Pot Roast .69 .14 .55 j
! Cross-Rib Roast boneless... .89 .18 .71
! Arm Pot Roast b0n. .79 .16 .63 i
i Standing Rib Roast 89 .18 .71 j
I Corned Beef Brisket .89 .18 .71 i
j PLUS MANY OTHERS
Reg y
Prici
Less
20
Disc.
Price
Ground Beef
Ground Chuck
.10 .39
J9 .14 .55
.18 .71
PLUS THESE AOHI
Stewing Beef b.n.i..
Center-cut Shanks
Short Ribs
Plate Boiling Beef
Boneless Plate Boil
Boneless Brisket
VALUES
.18 .71
.49 .10 .39
.3 3 .07 .26
.23 .05 .18
.39 .08 .31
.18 .71
Reg. less Disc.
Price 20 Price
Sliced Beef Liver .59 .12 .47
Corned Beef Tongue .49 .10 .39
Beef Kidneys .29 .06 .23
Beef Tripe t49 .10 .39
Beef Tongue 55 .11 .44
Beef Hearts .49 .10 .39
Beef Oxtails .45 .09 .36
Smoked Beef Tongue .69 .14 .55
All Beef Sausage .33 .07 .26
PLUS MANY OTHERS
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Gardenside, Corn, Peas,
Tomatoes. No. 303 can
Nu Made, for salads, bak
ing, cooking, frying. 24 02.
bottle.
Highway.
No. 2Vj can.
Tempest, light meat
tuna. No. V2 can
5 1 s1
S115
m 0 i
Crown Colony, lots of
rich natural flavor. 4-ot.
H
H B .
Gal.
Nu Made. Reg. 44c
values. 24 oz. jar
Bel-air, frozen
6 oz. cans
Vi Gal,
I '""I f'tm ij
EDWARDS
Rich and Aromatic
Mb.
can
AIRWAY
Whole boan freshness
47
sW"'"
B HILL
World's freshest coffee
Mb.
bag
INSTANT
Safeway pure coffee ,
9
jar
45
BAKED GOODS
CARAMEL APPLE
Mrs. Wright's MJT
fresh pastry pkg. 4wV
FRESH BUNS
Skylark, for Coneys or OOa
burgers. Pkg. of 8. ea. VUv
GLUTEN BREAD
loaf 31C
Skylark
Extra fresh.
JOY-SAFF BREAD
Skylark. 1 5 oz.
Fresh taste.
Guaranteed Fresh
ba, jar
j.-.7b I- 1 11 c-ja . u 1. ... .... 1-
DELICATESSEN
Large AA EggS Cream O TheCroP
Lucerne Party Dips
Fresh Potato Salad
Assorted Salads
AA Small Eggs
loaf
Doz.
31c
5 delicious
dips. 8 oz. cln.
Lucerne. Always
the freshest. Qt.
Lucerne Potato, Cole Slaw, Macaroni,
Carrot-Raisin. Pt.
39c
doz.
39c
23c
Hel&te
Lucerne c
Hot weather treat. Com.
bine with fresh fruit,
serve on crisp lettuce
leaf. Delicious salad.
Lucern
V2G8!.
Pint Ctn.
rT7Ti? sr
COfiRiC-nr 12, SAI-'U'y SlOtS, INCORPORATED
4 1'
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MORE FROZEN FOODS
uui
DICa Bel
aiuo
whole kernel, 10 01.
631
6$1
Chopped or Leaf Spinach
potatoes, 12 oi.
Bcl-iir. 12 ot,
French Fries 6$1
French Fries V.',", ., 6$1
6$1
MORE S-BRANDS VALUES
Garlic Salt 7,c.tny 39c
Minced Onion .tV 59c
Call n0 Kej. or
Ortll Iodized. J lb.
VinOtYP Piedmont, while
lllvl U
vinegar. Gallon
25c
69c
Cnroari1 Nu Made sandwich
OprUdU spread. 24 oi, jar
Cnil Kitchen Craft 12"
I VII Houx
Rrnrarln LJ?uid D"s"
Crigmont
Houieheld foil. 25 ft. roll
Liquid Dtjterg
32 oi. bottle
63c
33c
65c
Beverages .'6$1
Prices effective Thursday, August 9
through Sunday August 12, at Safe
way in Medford. We reserve the
right to limit.
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WILLER'S MODEL BAKERY
ASST. CAKE
Donuts 53c doz.
ASST. DANISH
Pastry 63c doz.
(HOMEMADE DINNER ROLLS)
in .m Itiiii i imiiiileini;aii.iit,i,.iirmi
Every Meat Purchase Guaranteed
100 SATISFACTORY!
All beef will be cut and displayed for your se
lection according to the strict policy of "Best"
values for which Safeway meats are famous!
NO SALES TO DEALERS.
WHY IS SAFEWAY BEEF BEST?
BEST FOR QUALITY:
Always U.S.D.A. "Choice" grade
BEST FOR FLAVOR:
Always aged for tenderness
BEST FOR VALUE:
Always trimmed right and priced
right
W 'E5V1 m EMTCIi 'E!
YOUR CHOICE
Grapeadc
Drink
Nectar
Empress fruit
drink. 32 oz.
Lalani Pineapple
Grapefruit. 46 oz.
Town House, Apricof
46 oz. can
COPYRIGHT 1962, SAFEWAY STORES, INCORPORATED
5P
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Long, well-filled ears. Tender
sweet. Rushed to you fresh daily.
each
ear
Xr iT 1
WHITE ROSE
POTATOES
U.S. No. 1 Northwest
loo-ib. v,yiv
sack
Grapes
Nectarines
Thompson Seedless.
Sweet and juicy.
Peach-Plum. Freestone
variety. Fresh eating
Flnnnnun Fancy quality
liUlldlim
Golden ripe fruit
Vine-ripe. Urge size
Perfect slicers
Tomatoes
Pascal Celery
Orange Juice S
local grown, firm
crisp, large stalks.
pure juice.
Special low price
2 29c
29c
6 ib. SI
2 ib. 29c
..19c
, 39c
Four Trustees Named
At Northern School
Forest Grove-The ririilinn
of four new members to the
Pacific university board of
trustees was announced re
cently by Dr. M.A.F. Ritchie,
president.
New trustees are Joe Loom
is, Forest Grove; Dr. George
Earle Henton, Portland; Ray
mond W. Replogle, Forest
Grove; and Harold A. Weiss,
Portland.
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