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MCDronD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. 1S02 I IV J B COFFEE II BISCUIT MIX if 'TmuT" II I " DRIP Ot REGULAR 11 J'FFY Ml PURPOSI I I iisr 49' a 971 sr 29 RlbTl so-ib. Bat $389 WHIP TOPPING 5189 RICH'S lO CALORIE REFRIGERATED 10-oz. can Netted Gem U.S. No. 2 i& '.: . i X'v f " i 50 lb. bag Seedless GRAPES?. 10 Local Large Size Sweet and Tasty Cucumbers O LARGE SIZE SUNKIST Lemons Dozen GOLDEN MAID MARGARINE LIBBY'S FRESH FROZEN ALL VEGETABLE (Limit Please) Mb. Ctn. 10' FLORIDA LIMEADE 6-oz.can 8 for 9! NU NUT FRESH PEANUT BUTTER Cream Style 3-lb. Cookie Jar DURKEES FRESH PACK SNO FLAKE COCONUT Poly Bagged For Freshness 14-OZ. PKG. 49 The Best of the Celery Celery Hearts. pkg. FISHER'S IMITATION CHEESE SPREAD OH BOY FRESH FROZEN ITALIAN SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS DINNER " PK6 2-lb. loaf 44 39 B 7 Japanese Forester lo Lecture at OSU Corvallis A Japanese for ester, Professor Ayaakira Oka- wki of University of Kyoto, has been named visiting pro. fessor of forestry gt Oregon State university for the com ing year. He will deliver a series of lectures and conduct seminar at OSU during the first months of 1963. An internationally known forester is brought to the OSU campus each year under the visiting professor program sponsored by the Louis W. nd Maud Hill Family Foun dation of St. Paul, Minn. The Foundation also provides scholarships, fellowships, re search grants, and adult edu cation programs in the inter ests of advancing forestry in Oregon. Professor Okazaki has trav elled throughout the world. including two trips to the United States earlier, and has lectured at German forestry schools. He teaches courses in the management of Japanese forests at University of Kyoto. Foresters who were visiting; lecturers at OSU earlier in cluded: D. S. Jeffers and Leo A. Isaac of the United States; Thorsten Streyffert, Sweden; Friti Fischer, Switzerland; Eino Saari, Finland; and Eric C. Mobbs, Wales. All have served in professional, advis ory, and research forester ca pacities around the world. HUNT'S VINEGAR White or Cider Gallon Jug 49' WILSON'S BIF LUNCH MEAT - 12-oz. can 29 iCKc JEANS sf 88 TAILORED BLOUSE MC I iH,ij I ihImiiiiiihii ! 13,4 01 S,nf0ri"d D,"im- 6'16 PI" I L" llill!,, Bey Scouts REG. $2.91 THERMOS SCHOOL I IIIIAU kITO LUflUll nilW Complete With Thermos.. R.C.A. RADIO AND TV TUBES At Cashier's Booth . 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Advanced to second class were Gary Osborn, Timothy Pierce, Gary Perkins and Ben ny Smith. Those who received their first class rating wera Jim Steinbach and Michael Youmans. Stan Delgado re ceived his Star Scout award. James Bryan, Stan Delgado and Gary Overturf received merit badges. Larry Schade, district committee chairman, was the presenting official. Before the court of honor par ents of the scouts held a pot luck dinner at Griffin Creek; Grange. The week of Aug. 13 the troop completed their 50-mila hike. Committeemen Lyle Per kins, Larry Briggs, Joe Kil lingworth, Archie West, and Scoutmaster Larry Youmans accompanied the boys. Four teen scouts completed 20 miles of nonstop hiking the first day to complete work on the hik ing merit badge. At the end of the hike the boys' parents met them with a chill feed at the Youmana cabin at Harriman lodge. During the hike the troop used a mule belonging to Claude Hoover. NO GOP PACHYDERMS? 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