Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 25, 1963, Image 14

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 183
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School News
St. Mary's High
' St. Mary's High School chap
ter of the National Honor So
ciety heard an account of Alba,
Italy, Friday from John W. Sni
der, former Medford mayor and
organizer of the Sister City Com
mittee. Snider, who was official guest
at the Sister City's Truffle Fes
tival in October, spoke of the
history, industry, and mode of
life in Alba.
As a result of Snider's sugges
tion, members of the Honor So
ciety plan to exchange corre
spondence with students of Eng
lish in Alba during the coming
months.
Academic honors were an
nounced by the Rev. John
Keane, principal, at a school
assembly recently. First honors,
for a grade point average above
3.6, were earned by Annette
Burich and Pat Fellers, seniors;
Michelle Ely, Marilyn Fellers,
Martha Fitzpatrick, Tara Hill,
Stephanie Hollen, Mary Carol
Leavens, Mike Stevenson, jun
iors; Greg Hull and Susan Nau
mes. sophomores; Sandra Hill,
Eric Jensen, Doug Nelson, Ra-
mona Kausch, Kathy Kentz, Su
san Truly, freshmen.
' Also mentioned for high aver
ages were second honor winners
Mary Kay Hochstatter, Mike
Soran and Doug Vakoc, seniors;
Steve Cook, Alice Doyle, Chris
tine Harrison, Marilyn Hull,
Jovce Jarmin, Susan Laten-
dresse, Pat Naumes, Anne Par
sons, Marilyn Potter,, Mary
Ross, Jeanne Rossi, Nanette Sa
kraida, Margaret Schultz, Mary
Louise Truly, juniors; Carlye
Baker, Marilyn Erb, William
Howe, Joseph Marlia, sopho
mores; and Jim Batzer, Molly
Ely, Denise Kirk, Christine Le
wandowski, John Lowry, Mary
Jo Nelson, Penny Proctor, An
gela Raker, Carolyn Zarosinski,
freshmen.
Foundation Gives
Funds to Colleges
Today, 532 privately support
ed, coeducational and male lib
eral arts colleges and univer
sities receive checks totaling
$90,500 from Household Finance
Foundation, B. R. Marks, man
ager at 128 E. Main St., an
nounced. These checks ranged
in. amount from $100 to $1,000
based upon the full-time en
rollment of the individual col
leges. Since 1956, when HFC estab
lished its annual program of
gifts, these have totaled more
than $550,000. Checks are sent
to all four year accredited col
leges and universities in the 47
states in which Household Fi
nance Corporation operates.
In Oregon these include Cas
cade, George Fox, Lewis and
Clark, Mount Angel, Northwest
Christian, Reed and Warner Pa
cific Colleges, Pacific and Wil
lamette Universities and the
University of Portland.
Most Popular
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in motion! Sew fashion's favor
ite princess for school or Sat
urday nights in textured cot
ton, sheer wool, blends.
Printed Pattern 9119: Teen
Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Size 12
takps 2". vards 45-inch fabric.
FIFTY CENTS in coins for
this pattern add 15 cents for
each pattern for first - class
mailing and special nanaiing.
Snnri to Marian Martin. Med
ford Mail Tribune, Pattern
Dept., 232 west IRth St., New
York 11, N. Y. Print plainly
NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE
and STYLE NUMBER.
CLIP COUPON FOR 50c
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TOMS
16 to 24 lbs.
3C
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to 14 lbs. . ... .... lb. LT
BONELESS HAM-::" 1 89
POLISH RINGS
Taity Brand 'or 89
BACON Del Monte Sweetheart-Thick Sliced 2 98
lytteir LBoDD Turkeys
Also featuring Soran's fresh Grade
"A" turkeys plus fancy ducks, JS -geese,
fryers reastmg 40Wmi
chickens, baking hens, fa&jg $ MlMf
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LJvJ lb.
No. 300 tin
2:3
Carnation
Eggnog
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Demonstration
Tues.and Wed.
Blue Plate
YAWS
No. 3 Sqt. Tin
9'
Dessert Topping wh,p
Mayonnaise cm . . .- ...
PfnCappG Tru-Fresh or Sunny He, Sliced
Brownie Mix BeHy Crocker
Marshmallows
Marshmallows .
Ripe OliVeS Oberti - Picnic, Pitted
PlCkleS Dl Mo" - whoIe Sw4al
Apple Sauce coH.fl.
Ocean Spray ' ,
Cranberry Sauce
IVIUSnrOOmS Erlend - Stem and Piecet
Beverage mjp - ' oi 2 39 wu bo. dp.
CrackerS Sunihine Kritpy 2-lb. Box 49
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4-oi. Tin 23
Instant Coffee m.xw.u hoU..
Mince Meat N.n.y.
Gelatin Knx
- io., I09
28 .1. 49
. 32 Six
149
Silver Cleaner
Copper Cleaner
Wesson Oil
Del Monte
PUMPKIN
No. VA Tin..:.....:....
Twinkle'
Twinkle
289
4H.e, 289
... Urge Size
39
213 5e
2 Tin 249
n0. 29
.. Mb. Pkg. 249
lO'i-oz. Pkg. 249
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Asparagus I - mw a Gr"n
Sue Bee
Honey Spread
No. 1 Tin 51
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303 Tin 6 I00
303 Tin 39
FANCY
U.S. No. 1
Medium Size . . . .
CELERY Crisp, Tender Stalks . . .......... .each 2 for 29
BANANAS Golden Ripe 3 lbs. for 49
POTATOES Ui S. NOi 1 ... . . . . . .10 lb. bag
20 Ox.
39c
Independently Owned & Operated
FROZEN FOODS
PieS Bradley Pumpkin er Mine.
Peas
Fliv-R-Pic
RHODES BAKE N SERVE
White Bread Dough
289
10.., Pkg. 699
. 16.., i,.f 699
Prices Effective Thru Sunday, Dec. 1st
Limit Rights Reserved
VAN WEY'S THRIFT
126 Pine Street Central Point
Hours: 9;00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Monday thru Sunday
13 NEW PAVED PARKING LOT
Finest Produce Guaranteed Meats
Lawn-Boy Dealer
WE WILL BE
CLOSED
THANKSGIVING
We are grateful to you for your continued patronage.
We hope that Ihii holiday will be a day of true
thanksgiving for you.
GRANDVIEW MARKET
2330 Crater Lake Ave. Medford
9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Monday through Sunday
Warm Room Lockeri lots of Parking
Guarantied Maati Fait Film Sarvict
Post Office Hrs., 9-6 Mon.-Sat.
50c (or Catalog. .
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