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4 B - Two Medford Men Participating in Corvallis Meeting CORVALLIS - Lyle Kinney and Peter H. Westigard, both of Medford, are participating in the program of the 78th annual meeting of the Oregon Horticul tural Society at Oregon State University this ween, accord' ing to William E. Vollmer Jr. Parkdale, president. Kinney, of Harry and Da vid's, is participating in panel discussion on harvesting and handling truit to maintain quality during Thursday's apple and pear section meeting. Westigard, entomologist at the OSU Southern Oregon Kx- , periment Station, discussed "Trends in bpider Mite Con- tror during a symposium on orchard disease and insect problems before the apple and pear section. Other topics for discussion during the apple and pear sec tion meetings include new trends in packaging and pro cessing and a progress report on mechanical h a r v e s tine. Weed control, the tree fruit survey and foliar analysis will be subjects for discussion Fri day during the joint apple and pear-stone fruits section meet ing. Opens Wednesday The meeting of the state's oldest agricultural organization opened Wednesday with the first fission of the apple and pear section. Sectional meetings for vegetables, stone fruits and small truils opened today s scs sion. Dr. John Carcw, chairman of the horticulture department at Michigan State university, spoke to the society s general session today. Ho also discussed mechanical harvesting of vege tables and stone fruits in other talks. Featured speaker at the' an nual strawberry luncheon hon oring tho slate's outstanding growers will be Malcolm B. Douglas, Santa Clara, manager of the California Strawberry Advisory Board. Dr. James E. Jensen, OSU president, will speak at the society's banquet. Nearly 60 speakers will cover about 30 different topics during the sessions. The meeting is open to anyone interested In Oregon's fruit and vegetable Industry. Registration will be at Withycombe Hall on the OSU campus. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON EC IF SA1FHWAY' BUA1 I K-WPa? ; .... - SAFEWAY A SENSATIONAL USDA CHOICE AT SALE . . I CD 1 OJ QXAMPLEj Top Sirloin Save 34c lb. NOW lb. Spencer Steak Rib "eye II Reg. lb. $1.79 Save 36c lb. $143 NOW B Ground Beef Quality Controlled Reg. lb. 49c, Save 10c lb. Ground Chuck Extra lean ,iu,at NOW NOW EXAMPLE Sirloin Steak D... Reg. lb. 98c Bone-in Savc 20c ,b Rib Steak Bone End! Reg. lb. 98c ve 20c lb. NOW lb. NOW I y EXAMPLE CAPITAL COSTS NEW YORK (UPI) - The U.S. petroleum industry's capi tal expenditures abroad tn 1962 nearly matched that of all man ufacturing industries put togeth er, according to the U.S. De partment of Commerce. The oil industry spent about $4.8 billion while all manufacturing firms spent about $1.9 billion, CURRENT STUDY NEW YORK (UPI)-Amcri-can Oil Co. tankers recently jet tisoned 3,000 red plastic bottles off the East Coast to plot ocean currents. Persons finding tho objects will be entitled to a free automobile oil change. Country Scenes II r.- I Batty Crocker Biscuit or Buttermilk Limit 8 Please 8 oz. Can CUflT fort3 Friday and Saturday New Safeway Only! 1101 W. Main AWCON "Double Dip" Each 3 Chuck Roast Blade Cut-kt Pot Roast Arm cut NOW NOW T-Bones wnoice Save 28c ib. New Yorks fl ..:. Reg. lb. $1.98 WIVI9B I c.v Save 40c Ib. NOW ' lb. NOW $1.58 Beef Stew Boneless ftV'' Boiling Beef Plate cut Reg lb "c riure cur Save 6c ,bi NOW Ib. NOW Pick Your Own Specials... Over 2-Million Pounds of USDA Beef on Sale Select your favorite cuts at a sensational 20 discount . ... check the price list . . . see how you save on the "BEST" BEEF IN TOWN! VAIID kiAkICf'C IAADTU kiADC AT C A EEXkt k m t -v i h w t w ctb m m wr m Mill Kellogg s Cereals Brand Flakes, 14'j-oz, Sugar Frosted, 10-oz. Froot Loops, lO's-oz. Russ-eHet, shredded Plain or Chocolate Hash Browns 2 ... 35c Ovaltine 39c Fluft-Puft, miniature Regular or Drip Marshmallows T25c Yuban Coffee . 79c Morahouse, Western style Friskies, Fish or Chicken Mustard T' 25c Cat Food 4,:r2,.,31c or Graoe Drink Capture the chnrm of old time days with these scenes lovely in hrlftht threads. These are chnrmino reenllrp. lions of country scenes. Em broider them on towels, or for pictures. Pattern 73R7: 4 trans-1 fer & motifs 8x10 inches. i THIRTY . FIVE CENTS (coins) hr this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first class mailing and special han dling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mall Tribune, Needle craft Dept., P. 0. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. 206 HANDICRAFT HITS In our big, big, new 1064 Needle craft Catalog, out nowl See toys, fashions, crcwelwork, heir looms, gifts, bazaar hits every thing to crochet, knit, sew, weave, embroider, quill, smock. Send 25c right now. CAKE MIX for 1 Cinch. White, spice, devil fudge, golden, and upside down. Reg. Pkg. Orange Tomato Soup Pineapple Slices Shasta. 46-oz. can Campbell's. Hillsdale or Highway, half slices. No. 1 Va flat tin LOW PRICES PLUS VALUABLE GOLD BOND STAMPS! Jack 0' Lantern Yams mm Cottage Cheese Skippy Peanut Fresh Large AA lucerne One of the Best No. 2V4 can Quart 38c Vi "il. 7Se Butter Cream o' the Crop s Ik Dozen . d' $1 y lb. bag G 0 KfE&i f H Sweet and meaty. . y . - lfe 'J? Perfect to bake; s'i-' ' ' ' t'e'''ous tonc"M" jjf ""' '" Save 20 On These Items... BEEF ITEMS Full Cut Round Steak..... REG. PRICE DISCOUNT YOU PAY PER POUND PER POUND PER POUND $1.19 $ .24 $ .95 Bottom Round Swiss Steak.. 1.19 .24 .95 Boneless Top Round 1.29 .26 1.03 Sirloin Tip Steak.. 1.29 .26 1.03 Cubed Steak. 1.29 .26 1.03 Eye of Round Steak i.69 .34 1.35 Chuck Steak .79 .16 .63 Porterhouse Steak 1.39 .28 1.11 Fillet Steak 2.25 .45 1.80 Flank Steak 1.19 .24 .95 Bone-in Rump Roast .89 .18 .71 Boneless Rump Roast 1 . 1 9 .24 .95 Bottom Round Roast 1.19 .24 .95 Sirloin Tip Roast 1.19 .24 .95 Boneless Cross-Rib Roast .98 .20 .78 Standing Rib Roast 95 .19 .76 Center-Cut Shanks .49 .10 .39 Short Ribs 39 .08 .31 Boneless Plate Boil 49 .10 .39 Boneless Brisket 89 .18 .71 Ground Round 89 .18 .71 Corned Beef Brisket .89 .18 .71 Corned Beef Tongue .59 .12 Sliced Beef Liver . .59 .12 Beef Kidneys 29 .06 Beef Tongues 49 .19 Beef Hearts .49 .10 Beef Brains 65 .13 Smoked Beef Tongue 69 Beef Oxtails .14 A7 A7 23 ;39 39 .52 .55 39 .08 PLUS MANY, MANY MORE BEEF SPECIALS .31 Cut, Wrapped, U.S.D.A. Choice Beef and Frozen-All Freih FOREQUARTERS I HIND QUARTERS I SIDE OF BEEF AT AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE, 20 DOES NOT APPLY WILLER'S MODEL BAKERY Bavarian Fruil Pies A.... . 69c I Danish Pretzels 45c CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS IV Chunky or creamy. . I UUk) 28-oz. jar . APPLES 4 lb. .Red Delicious bag .(CI COPTdOMT 1M, 1HI, SAflWAY ITOIII, INCOMOIATIB t R 5 Federal Land in State Mapped by Graduate Student COrtVAT.t.TR Th ei . ..... ut Jici cent of the land of Oregon that is owneo. oy tne teaeral govern ment has been charted on a first of ita klnH man fei. the state by an Oregon State university graduate student in the Department of Natural Re sources. . TwentVtnfi fprfprnl aaanMaa own 31,915,902 acres of Oregon's 61,641,600 acre total, the studv notes. County Dercentases range from 74 per cent in Mai heur and Deschutes counties to 1 per cent in Clatsop county. William B. Carnlan marlo tha study under the direction of Dr. Richprd M. Hiohsmilh nrn. fessor of natural resources and geography. On the map prepared by Carolan, the location and dis tribution ot federal land in Ore gon is pinpointed by agency. It is one of thn first, studies that brings together data on federal land in Oregon. The Bureau of Land Manage ment owns the most acres in Oregon, 15,937,354, closely fol lowed by the U. S. Forest Serv- cp. TOllh 1RH01 nrroc Tn. gether, they have about 93 per cent of the federal land in Oregon. ' ; Other federal agencies that hfivft substantial arrpacrps In Oregon include Fish and Wild life Service, 444,024 acres; Bureau of Reclamation, 173, 447: National Park Service.. 160.876: Naw. 98.645: Coras of Engineers, 59,472. Hedrick Presented Check for Prize Hedrlck Junior High School received $200 as first prize in 1 the .television show Spelldown. The check was presented by Clair Schiffman, manager of Memory Gardens Funeral Home, sponsor of ' the show which appeared on KBES-TV. Les Bush, student bodv Drcsi- ; dent,, accepted the check on be- nail ot tne student body. Spelling coach for the school's team was Raymond Lewis. The award was the result of last year's competition. The presentation was made at a pep rally attended by the student body recently. Railways Finally Olcey VVristwafches NEW YORK CUPD-Seven of the nation's major railroads have granted approval and "railroad certification" for the first time in history to a wrist watch. The watch Is the Accutron electric timepiece made by Bu lova Watch Co. and will be used by conductors and trainmen who for decades have been us ing heavy, gold turnip-like pock et watches. ; Fast Fashion Advertised Prices Effective Wednssdiy Thru Sunday November 7, 8, 9nd 10 We reserve the right to refuse tales to commercial establish-menll. if try ITTI "flTeVltiM F-a-s-t fashion! Holiday skim mer Is a joy to wear in souffle light wool, tissue faille. Simply a matter of a few seams, zipper, facings. Printed Pattern 9353: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 re quires 3 yards 39-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS In coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first - class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. CLIP COUPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN in big, new Fall Winter Pattorn Catalog, lust out I 354 design ideas. Sand 50c for Catalog. Z0
