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MEJFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL if. !3f3 B S IflKCKNl IfJTAIJPsJ fee5tJi tlTAMMl PIGGLY WIGGLY ificnShpp ff'ff jPIGGLY WIGGLYlfPf pf jlljf dfififjfif i ' ' .HBk POT Wi 1 In meats mora thin anything else, quality pay. The vary best maati intura your meal time success and because there's leu watt., better meats ara mora economical. You'll al ways find quality meets at Piggly Wiggty . . . and you save even mora with S t H GREEN STAMPS. Spareribs 49 Laan and maaty pork ipereribi c lb ROAST Standing Rib Roast j I U.S.D.A. Choice A AH A A B i I W v W 7 I p Premium beef , i tH fl I If Hills Coffee 2-lb. tin 97c Mb. tin U.S.D.A. Choice er Swift's Premium fill Lean Chuck Steak 5y? U.S.D.A, Choice or Swjft't Prtmium w 0, Swiss Steak lz U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift's Premium Bone-In 0 0 u Round Steak 07 U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift's Premium Asf.4 Lean Rib Steak ,89? U S D. A. tthok or Swift's Prtmium jm 0 , 7-Bone Roast U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift's Premium Consists J Chuck Roast OY W.jtcrn Pride Beef or Vs! Cj AA Cube Steaks .... Packets of 10 Santiam Beans Cut or sliced green bein SI 00 No. 303 tins Shop Piggly Wiggly For Cheese Mild Cheddar Cheese ... 59 Medium Sharp Tillamook d Cheese ...OV Cheese 79 U.S.D.A. Choice or Swift' Premium laan btada tut beef pet routs at a apacial low price. 39 6 I Van Camp's Pork & BEANS Stack up and save at Piggly Wiggly Piggly Wiggly Fresher Produce BANANAS Fancy Med. Golden Ripe Hands No. 2V2 Plu S t H Green Stamps PUDDING TOMATOES Red Ripe tube 19c CELERY HEARTSctXrv. 29c Crisp, Fresh Bunches RED LEAF LETTUCE 2 29c 9c 2 ib, 29c AIIAIIUDCDO vuuumvi.ni) ONIONS Green Slicing e. Sweet New Crop Texas Bermuda White Royal regular and tapioca puddings Barry Goldwafer For 1964 Election t Phocalx, Ariz. SOT The bright red-aml-blaek bumper sticker reads "Goidwater for 84." It doesn't say for what office. But, if a group o Arizo nans have their way It will be "Goidwater for President." They have formed an organi zation to win support for Barry Goidwaier and ta show Arizona supports that Republican Senator. And, in a way, that hamper sticker might have been the beginning of it all. For tha iast couple of years. Goidwai er supporters have offeree! stickers and kept a list of those who asked for them. List of 144,000 The fact thai they now have a list of 144.000 names encourage the Arizona "Goidwaier for President" group, headed by W. D. (Don) Palmer, advertising director of the Arizona Bank and chairman of the organization. Reaching into a cardboard box file. Palmer withdraw a handful of letters, leafed through them and read tha cities and towns of those who had written for stickers: 'Rapport With People' "Hobhs, N.M., Winchester, Mis s , Schenectady, N, Y,, Midland, Tex., Anr.ar.daie, Va., York, Pa., Stillwater. Minn., Rlvertem, Wyo., isiip, NY., Gallatin, Tens, and Seattle, Wash. Need f go an" Paimer asked. 'I think the people o this country have indicated sap- port for Senator Goidwater. He has a tremendous rapport with the American people." Has Desk Space Headquarters for the orga nization is at 4625 North Kb. St., in Phoenix. It's behind a generator shop and across a busy road from the Veteran'! hospital. The organization now has desk space in a one-room building. A large picture t Goidwater sits on the aaes of a couch and a small table holds the bumper stickers and file of names. So far, the group has one paid employee Mrs. Ber raeee Batterton, the secretary who answers the telephone. Ho Assurance Mrs. Batterton estimated the organization has signed more than 350 members tinea early April, accepting dona tions of $2 to $280, Palmer said the modest quarters are temporary. The organization expect to move soon, but the chair man said that expense would be kept at a minimum w'ih excess money going into an escrow account for Goid water' j campaign f he de cides Jo campaign. And, on that subject. Pal mer said it was strictly the senator's decision because the present group has had no as surance Goidwater will run for president. Paimer said there were? similar organizations in 42 states. He listed those that didn't have groups as Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Mi chigan. Pennsylvania, Maim Alaska and Hawaii, liOGO Letters Sent to Hoover C. C. Hoover, distinguished1 senior citizen for 1983, better known as Jackson county's tree man," has received many letters 18,000 in fact, from school children to whom he has given trees. Bat one written March 28 he thinks warrants publication. It reads: "The trees are growing now. My trees that you gave me last year are about two feet long. The Rus sian olive tree, t did not want to take, f thought Russian made them, but God made the Russian olives so 1 tooic one" The letter was written by Scott Hentelman, Hoover school. Hoover has now distributed 300,000 trees, 10,000 since Sept, 1, 1862, Of this number, 10,000 were Russian olives. He has visited most of the schools in Jackson county twice with his tree gilt pro gram and is going into north ern California "as soon as he completes the distribution si trees in Douglas county. Deputies investigate Theft of Gosoine Jack son county sheriffs deputies are investigating tha theft cf 50 to 75 gallons of gas from mixer trucks Tues day at the Highway Ready Mix eomnanv. Medford. The gas was siphoned from, the trucks, deputies said. STABBING PROBED Springfield, Ore. - nt - The Lane County district at torney's office today investi gated the fatal stabbing of Chester Dean I'.sn, si, nerw late Tuesday. A man was taken Into custody tor ques tioning.
