Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 24, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text4 B THURSDAY, JANUARY 24. 1963 family Food Bill Cut by Specials Stanford, Call f . (UPD A housewife willing to spend the time and effort can cut her family food bill as much as 10 per cent by shopping the supermarket specials ad' vertised In newspapers, re. ports a Stanford university study. The advertised specials of an individual supermarket cover about one-third of t family's basic food budget, the report said. "The buyer who has room to store some Items, and enough menu flexibility to ac commodate the 'specials,' can make an Important part of her food purchases from the advertised specials, the re port said. "It pays, not only to shop the specials, but also to keep posted on which Items are be ing most widely and frequent ly featured." The report appears in the current issue of Food Re search Institute studies, pub' lished by Stanford. The au. thors were Roger W. Gray, professor and economist at the Food Research institute, and Rolce Anderson, professor in the agricultural economics department at Utah State uni versity and visiting scholar at the institute when the study was made. Sun-Fun Set 7155 for a little girl, with this easy-sew sundress set. Valentine surprise - dress, bonnet, with heart, flower embroidery. Pattern 7155: transfer; printed paitern sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. STATE SIZE. THIRTY FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Med' ford Mail Tribune, Needle' crafv Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. 1063's Biggest Needlecrafl Show stars smocked accessor ries - It's our new Needle craft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knii, crochet, sew, weave, embroi der, quilt. Plus free pattern. send 25 cents now! Science Center at Seattle Now Open Seattle-The Pacific Science Center, in 19U2 the highlight exhibit of the Seattle World's Fair, is now open permanent ly as the finest display of science exhibits ever assem bled. As the United States Science Exhibit at the Fair, the $10 million Center attract ed more than 6,500,000 per sons In six months. After the Fair, Century 21 Exposition, operation was turned over to the non-profit Pacific Science Center Foundation, Edward E. Carlson, Foun dation president, said "More than 86 per cent of the ex hiblls remain, and It is our plan to add improvements constantly." Three new exhibits - a Musser planetarium, an op tical light masor and a NASA satellite tracking display -were added In December. Three other main Fair at tractions, the monorail, the space needle and the Seattle Civic Center eoinnlev in ' are continuing operations. The Pacific Science Center is presently open on week ends only, but plans to go Into full time operations this spring. SPUR ROADS PLANNED Portland -IUPII-Multiple use access roads to the Deschutes river in Central Oregon will be spur roads instead of one highway along the river bank, It has been announced by the Bureau of Land Man-agement. V J Lil II ' r i -si ' ' ' .V MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFOBD. OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 24. 1963 ill c Hunts Treasure Brand For ft it 4i "a NUT LUNCH BRAND as Lb. Jar rrr WHITE SATIN SUGAR Lb. Bag LARGE SIZE Dozen I II v Young Grade A Hens (6j BigY Meats are Fresher .111? BIG'Y PORK STEAK CTFA1K 1 B PaiaHJ Boneless Rc BEEF ROAST nn fo) W K W I -TSE Iff U ZJ UU UU 1 u V I A Jar XX VLJ k ( kW I SHORTENING I iiST Extra FMRemoved Ib- '' ' '- - XS Lean Ih ntZM - . - wmmm Center Cuts m- M w KFM f If1 f C ,98 pOTAlQEa USDA Choice CQtf '' ' f" f" O. 2 . ' : : Ji tf m imp mm USMch....... x-j ti i- S V J Bake 'em K' .. - ' rm .. . m. i j rrv em TniMTOF-S 29 lid lvan w w i POTATOES m., . - 19' Ml I f Iff EAPPLE N..1Tin4'"Sioo Map,Amc UNlVlMV 3lb.CtlloB.g PX8' ORANGE JUICE , , 49 BANANAS 2-29 ' . 1 LmmHWWM 1 A Y L f Rmq of BAKE BOYS' & GIRLS' SCHOOL On. I.Hr T.bl. Full . . .Broken Si... i.V. DIcB'ned Styli . . .Vlut to Pir . . . OUT THEY GO! YOUR CHOICE Choose from 24 DELICIOUS . VARIETIES TED WOMEN'S SIZES 4-10 CORD CANVAS PLAID BURLAP TAPESTRYI Hug S.l.etion-$3.98 V.lu Mtd in u.$.a. 2.66 pair FLAKEY BUTTER ROLLS LOADED WITH FRUIT " RAISIN BREAD YOUR FAVORITE GERMAN ..Doien .1 5-o. loif CHOCOLATE CAKE )ANISH STYLE - I RUTTERHORNSsJ ..Etch 29c 29c 97c 215 FISHING RODS nd REELS DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Reductions Up To Price HUGE SELECTION OF LEADING bbamdc HURRYI - SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JAN. 27th VI 4 ft T J T 1 Eaglt Point Gnng. It was announcer! at a rc cent Eagle Point Grange meet ing that the HEC ladies of the Grange would serve th an- nual Ground Hog dinner Sun day, Feb. 3, from noon until P.m. The sausase dinner will be served family style. Lecturer James Wilson showed a movie of the riots at Congressional House Un American Activities hearing in San Francisco. Master Cliff Moore sairl (ho committees will remain the same as thoso during the pre vious year. HEC Chairman Ann Davies reported on the last meeting of the HEC at which time the new officers were Installed. The next meeting of the HEC will be at Mrs. Ed Hayes Jan. 30. Serving refreshments rnl. lowing the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bitterling, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Ritterlina and Jean Bitterling. GRIM MEN'S and WOMEN'S... Reg. to $59.95 gJWATCHES OFF FREE WOMEN'S SPORTS WEAR ENSEMBLE COULOTTES BLOUSE CARDIGAN SWEATER Total Valua $28.90 FOAM-FILLED BED PILLOWS SPECIAL PURCHASE! EACH GIRLS' FLANNEL Sli.t 4 to M-Valu.i to $4.00 PUMPKIN PIE OR MINCEMEAT PIE Piping Hot Hourly! f 6 for 29c YOUR CHOICE it PAJAMAS $99 $29 1 VT j NOTHING TO BUY . . . Jmt go to the Appjrel Shop up stain and register your name and address! Drawing Jan. 30, 10 A.M., in the Apparel Shop on the meiianine. Winner's name will be posted on the mesianine. 1 Soft Abtorbant Birdseya DIAPERS $1169 J DOZEN ' MEN'S CREWNECK Sweat Shirts BLACK WHITE GREY REG. ' $1.79 LAST WEEK'S WINNER: GENE BATEMAN 2S0 Beitty Medford, Ora. SLAB BACON M R! USDA Choice Any Size Piece lb. USDA Choice 13 Lrj MAJESTIC-PORK For All the Kids . . . If ran Friday 10 a.m. lo 6 p.mp;" Saturday 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. LUNCHEON NEAT 39c MARKET T0f,IAT0ES 2r,n 4"'100 BIG Y BRAND BUTTER P,, 59c MARKET-CRUSHED-SUCED PIEAPPLE N..atln 4 r" spo KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES ...... Pk9 ,39c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 6'" 69c SUNSHINE SODA CRACKERS , f,3 57c ZEE-White or Colored PAPER NAPKINS "2- WHITE STAR CHUNK TUNA BECK'S Ranch Loaf. Reg. 27c, WHITE DDK an nib uiiknu 1S4Z ,Mf WENDY'S SWEET MIXED PICKLES WOMEN'S SIZES 8 lo 18 CAPRI PANTS Valuas lo $8.98 i99t399 BOYS SWEATERS 199299 Sizes 4 to 16 Values to 8.98 BOYS PAJAMAS FLANNEL Sizes 3 lo 12 15d$199 WJ W (, L 11 ! I Values to $2.98 VIEW.-MASTER ELECTRIC PROJECTOR! Sal Includes SCREENETTE and 14 STEREO REELS Reg. $14.50 Complete 2 Jar SCREEN SALE! BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS TIP-TOP ... All Flavors af gkj FRUIT DRIIIKS ..,. Ill' EVERFRESH VEGETABLES 40i40 LENTICULAR Advtnctd D.lf. Rtf . SJ4.50 CLOSIOUT OAKIE DRIFTER BODIES 98 ON PLASTIC ALL PURPOSE HOUSEWARES! LARGE 15-QT. PAIL With Handle-Reg. 1.59 SET OF 4 PASTIC MIXING BOWIS With Spout - Reg. $1.69 22 QUART ROUND TUB 16W x 9V4" - Reg. $1.69 32 QUART WASTE BASKET Reg. $179 it LARGE SIZE DIVIDED DISH PAN Reg. $1.79 . RECTANGULAR SHAPED DISH PAN-Reg. $1.49 Genuin. Maxwell brand Reg. $1.80 DOZEN... SPIN-GLO BODIES $69 Siiei IM t Re. $3.00 DOZEN VALUABLE COUPON MOVIE FILM 100 COUNT DECONGESTANT Reg. $2.89 DRISTAN TABLETS ..... FLAVAHIST Re. $1.89 Sii COLD CAPSULES ...... FLAVAHIST EXTRA STRENGTH Reg. $1.89 COUGH SYRUP ... . .OBTiriFn HI.POTF NfiY Rtg, $2 98 GERITOL LIQUID 240 COUNT Reg. $2.49 IRONIZED YEAST Green Peas 10-ai. Peas A Carrots 10-oi leaf Spinach 10-O. F.F. Potatoes 9-oi. e Cut Broccoli 10-ot. 8 mm Color With Processing Mailer Included Without Coupon 2.59 .cfl Including Proofing VICK'S VAPO-STEAM SUPER (MARKET 10-oz.' p9 m A fV fcliuiM lUUIUaiJililiii strawberries o fo mmmmm VOID AFTER SUNDAY, JAN. 27, 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER AUTOMATIC VAPORIZER Hankscraft JQQ ELECTRIC Reg. $6.95 w Grange News B 5 limit Rights Reserved No Sales to Dealers Yeu'll (ind a highly .killed rag. iirerad Pharmaciit on duty fr.m 9 a.m. t. 9 p.m. every day ef the week. Phrn. 771-6631 for Free Preuriptlon Delivery. CenSral Point Grang. Durine a recent nioniinir nf Central Point Grange, retir ing Master Charles More house was presented the past masters pin. An original poem written by Mrs O. T. Wilson honoring Morehouse was read Dy Mrs. Marshall Weidman. Buildine committee chair. man Fred Kuest reported on recent repairs made In the hall, and thanked Walter Ricks for materials furnished. Dee Hendrickson thanked the ladles of the first and second degree team for cooperating in putting on the degrees at Upper Applegate Grange Jan. 11, when a class of 26 candi dates from several Granges received degrees. The third and fourth decrees win be given by Roxy Ann Grange at upper Aonleaate Friday. Jan. 25. HEC Chairman Mrs. Mnr. ris Frink announced she had appointed Mrs. Mads Madsen and ' Mrs. Lester Grrden in charge of rummage sales and Mrs. Gaston Floux will ar range the lists bf serving committees. The county conference for all officers and members of Jackson county will be held In the Central Point Grange hall Jan. 30. Members are asked to take cookies or sandwiches. Following the business ses sion, Grange members played cards and games. Mrs. Charles Jantzer had made the neces sary arrangements. Upper Applegat. State Grange Master Allen P. Wheeler will attend the Upper Applegate Grange meeting Friday, Jan. 23, when the drill tnnm from Rnvv Ann Grange will confer the ihird and fourth degrees. Master of Uddpt Annlpffnte Grange, Edmund Ramsey, re minded all Grangers that thev are invited to attend and take candidates for the degrees. Edna Sa wver. horns eennn. mics club chairman, remind- members nf thn hnf grange to take cake and sand wiches for the refreshment. which will follow the meeting. Tomorrow Sunday' Result of Zones McMurdo Station. Antarctl- ' ca IUPII The two chaplain assigned to U.S. Naval sup port forces In the Antarctica have a uninue advantage over other Navy chaplains they conduct services two Sundays weex. Father Paul Anine nf Maw York City, a Roman Catholic ' priest, and the Rev. David Windle, Pittsburgh, Pa., a Lu theran m I n I t n r nnrmallv conduct services at McMurdo : Station, main U.S. base on the Antarctic continent. But after conductlnff rl(e Protestant and Catholic at McMurdo, they frequently fly 820 miles eastward to Bvrd Station. Amerlea'a now. est, under-the-lce science post in trie heart of Marie Bvrd land. First Zone McMurdo oneratpe nn Naur Zealand time, the first time . zone west of the Internation al Dateline. Bvrd l nn Pa. cific Standard Time. As a result of the nernlar. ' Ities of the clock and eaten. dar, the chaplains can com- ' plclo their services In the McMurdo area during the zone's Sunday, take a plane . to Byrd, and arrive there late . Saturday Pacific Time. That gives them ample opportu nity to prepare for Byrd's rites on what thev call "in. niorrow Sunday." "Keeps us busy," Father : Anthos admitted with a smile. But in view of the mllp wa have to cover here, m renllv welcome the double Sunday opportunity." NICE WARM BED Marysv He. Calif. -fliPD-Mr Margaret Swindell opened a dryer at her nelslihnrhnnrf laundromat and out pooned pair of legs. Airman Don Cardwell, owner of the legs, told sheriff's deDutle. who arrested him that ha curled up in the dryer think. Ing It was his barrack, al Beate Air Force Base.