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Í .'<Z.¿ i •• • W'iAin .ml " W ' * * " ' ”’.* ' ’ ■•• Vii .è T H U M D A Y , DC CE K * R 1, I9 M P»«e 5 BT» > JACKSONVILLE SECTION PHEASANT APRICOTS M r. and M t . Holley are parents of M t . Wesley Van /« ¡Z O N A TEXAS RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT I LETTUCE 2*°' 25C De Warker and M in Marcia Holley, And, M s . Jorgen 2/2 can sen it a titter of M t . Hol ley. ■nr jcssie matmeny BURN« 1ST FAS RETURN FROM TRIP T O HOMELAND Mr. awl M” . Henry Bur- m eltter, B r,, 930 Applegate S i . , have returned to their adapted homeland alter so air journey to their native homeland. The visiting couple «ere reunited with tholr European relatives In Hamburg, West Cermany ) Travemunde on the Baltic Sea and Harhurg. This was their second re turn to Cermany after com ing to the United S u u s to make their home. On their return night, they were gartte of their granddaughter hhs. Arthur H itt and M r. H itt, Carden Crave,~Y!aIlf. They also visited with .Mr. and Mrs. George Howland nod M r. and Mrs. George Howland, Jr., a ll of San Diego, C a lif. A highlight o f their trip was a reunion with school mates of Mrs. Burmelster, the Mrst time la 56 years. The couple noted many changes within these cities, t*w m e-v »“• ' hoses and trains and were reminded of » the (•ffercnce la the streets there and here - there the , • streets of small towns are . • of cobblestone making tor rmsgh traveling. Mr. Bur- melster enjoyed swimming ■ Ip the Baltic Sea. But a grim reminder of the wall dividing Cermany was brou ght to mind by the view of It across the Baltic Sea where they were visiting. I .le n t . v l-lu d In H imburf i.hl Mr-, 'd o tf Hamann •vers3'-* r•chut./itte tow. yea ..o : . -nerts of the Burmci'ter., Mr. and Mt. Burmelster first came to the United S u tet In 1927 . M r. Bur ma liter Is a retired paper- hanger and for a tim e he had a service station la Medferd. HEINS RETURN H O M ......... M r. and M t . Richard R. Hdia, Para-dice V alley, R 1 • 23S, are now at home after attending the Slrd annual con vention of the Oregon C a ttle - moo's AsaoclaUon at Pendlo- ton, M r. Hein was appointed a committee member of the marketing and feeding com mittee of the orgaalaatloo during the convention. Mrs. H ela wat elected first vice president of the Oregon CowBs'llet (auxiliary to the Oregon Cattlemen*! Associa tion) while Its convention was la progress. Following the close of the * even!', M r. aod M n . Hein motored to Buhl, Idaho to visit with their daughter, Miss Mary Aaa Hein, who Is teach ing the 4th, Sth and 6th grader at the Lutheran Paro chial School at Buhl. M BS OFTENBACHER VISITS. Miss Cayle Oflenbacher has returned to her studies at the president, presided at the Britt Festival Societe monthly nesting held at the home of Mn. A . E. Relnking, Laurel- wood Drive. Fifteen mem - ben and guests attended the meeting. M n . Robert L. Kagy, re presenting the FaU r Brin Music and Arts Festival Asso ciation exteutive board, ex plained the formation of, the duties and alms of the organisation during thia ever» lag's business tesalon. M n . Jones discussed the ap pointment of someone as chairman of two new com mittees - membership and hospitality - for the organi sation. Flans were discussed at len gth tor the second annual benefit Antique Show end Salr for sometime during the month of May, 1967. It Is hoped that study group meet ings may be held during this ' event to acquaint those tnter- rted on the life and care of antiques and how to recog- niaa genuine antiques. Mrs. Doss Wendt assisted M n . Retaking . Refresh MRS. L. K . STONER NOW HOME AFTER CALIFORNIA V IS IT ............. •**»•- iy-Le Sru.iJ«, Thompaoi, Creek, returned home late lest week, after v lr lt li* with her maternal grandmother, M n . Christine Youaken, 93 years young, Redondo Beach, C a lif) her brother and fam ily, The Merton Stiles, Torrance, at w ell at other relatives and Meads of the aiwa. A*». Younken has been a fraqueat visitor at her grand daughter's Thompeoa Croak home. M n . Eva Couch, Applegate accompanied M n . St oner on this visit. They made the trip by bus.................... FATHER-SON BANQUET TIES.............. M r. and M n . Lawrence Meagher, SaaU C la n , C a lif, ware Thanksgiving Day guests of thalr daugh ter, M n . kuca Matheny, M r. Matheny end their sons, Craig aad David, Thompson Creak, M . o fS . Oregon S t., and with the Ray Offenbachers of S. Third Street. MRS. REINKING HOSTS BRITT FESTIVAL S O d tT E * kEET • • « •« • M n . W illia m G . Jon»», PET INSTA N T N O N Alan McBeth aad fan ily as w ell as M n . Rite Long and »laughter, Lori. M r. Sinks, recently returned from a tpur of duty with the U . S. Army In Germany, w ill soon be reassigned a new station la the United States for the remainder of hla service duty. 77C REG. 49a 6 pack + d e p o s it 2'»'59C MORRELLS PRIDE 12 o z . b o ttle s • • • • • M r. and M a . Arthur Rob erts, G riffin Creak R d ., were holiday dinner hosts to M . and M n . Cllneo" Smith, 300 S. Oregon St. ser ■MSS yex/t au change w ca : ITS WOHTH A ÍO T M O M THAN ST. • • • • • Mrs. MardaU Matheny, PRESTONE Shlde, M . aad M n . Wen SPRAY DE-ICER theny, M s . Lana Boles aad children, M r. and M s . Paul Matheny and M n . Helen McConnell. AU guerts with the exception of M n . McConnell are local residents. M s . M •••••••• M s . M . N . Stoner, Lori Ann and T im m y, Griffin ¿re»h f i d i) he Li day ‘ dinner guests at the Don. Stoker home, Thompson Creek. M r. and Mrs. L. K . Stoner, Thompson Creek Creek, were alto guests at this dinner at the home of their son end fam ily. M n . Don Stoner was hostess far the gathering. "THE WASHTUB" UNDER NEW OWNERS............ M r. and Mrs. Ed Harper, former Prospect Cafe owners aad operators are now owner -operators of the "Washtub" laundromat on C a lif. St. M r. and M s . R . N . Bayer several »lays visiting with her soiMin-law and daughter M r. and M n . Ed H e lm , and thalr small son, Edtile, T a l ent. 2CC [R O N S O N ESCORT REG. 19.95 IN HAT BOX TRAVEL CASE Hair Dryer 13.99 FOSTÖRIA R eg . 10.9s MRS. SWEENEY GUEST SPEAKER A T CARDEN CLUB MEET.............. Evergreens war M s . Swee ney's topic at the la « mast ing of the Jacksonville Gar den Club held at the S. 3rd St. home of M n . Ray Cole man. M s . Coleman, president, presided at this meeting) Hand Mixer 7.99 IRREGULARS GIRLS STRETCH VELOUR »P THUNDERBIRD MARKET Le- IN LOW PRICE TOILETRit Q QQ A Q 100 Tablets Excedrin - C 100 Tablets Bufferin BOYS ALL N Y LO N * ASSORTED COLORS * IT CURLS REG. R9g REG. 1.49 BOXES REC. 1 .3 9 . «M 6 TUBE A M /F M rec .34.95 REG. Corn Popper hermal Underwear 2 .9 9 IRREGULARS MENS T -S H IR T OR DRAWERS REG. 1.98 MENS L O N G SLEEVE WOOL SHIRT K M NYLON HAND WASHABLE FULLY LINED REG. 9.9S . ¡CHILTON 3 QUART ELECTRIC • JACKETS * Table Radio 29.88 • REG. * ATTACHED HOOD * SIZES 12-20 (ENCORE TW IN SPEAKER • 9iM WOOL 3.99 Holley, a ll Central Point, ware dinner guests at the gram chairmen, introduced the speaker, M s . Sweeney. REG. 6 .9 5 Fay Holley home, Highway M s . Sweeney reviewed the importance of green ar a background in the garden mar to accent the flow en, Wher plants and the home. D ecember i.t thru Page 8) R“ Knee Socks M n . Harcld Reed, pro (More. GIFT TYING RIBBON A il aad M t . Mamie Winning- ham, S75 S. 3rd S t., wat M s . Sweeney Illustrated "O O T FOR 3-SPEED M r. and M t . Warlay Van Holley home. * LONG STRANDS ¡oca Cola- 7-llp| Sliced Bacon » ■ '■ 88C 2 88£f ,h G9Ç D t Warkar, aad M l« Marcia James Jorgensen, Medford, were also guests at the FAT CHRISTMAS ICICLES DRY MILK a guest. M n . Wlnningham Is a former member of the club. 238. M . aad M a . Ray Van Da Worker, Grants Past, and M r. and M t . FAIR AT CASHIER'S BOOTH U SS CORD THANK SC IVIN C A C T IV E PERFECT F IT WRILKLE FREE ALWAYS! 12.99 KEG. 1 9 .9 b M . and M t . M itchell Sinks aad daughter, Paula) M r. and M s . Paul McBeth end children) M r. and M s . MRS. CHILDERS TALENT HOME CUEST............ M n . RUla Childers, V a l ley Lane, recently spent spending a recent weekend with her psrents, Mr. and Mrs M in Offenbach- Charles P . McBeth home, 130 "N M S t., home of the Charles McBeth'i Including quet held Tuesday evening at McLoughlin Junior High Valley Lana, were also holiday dinner guerts at the Bruce Matheny home. er alto visited with grand parents, the Faul Godwtrds • ROTARY BLADES holiday highlight at the 635 N . Oregon St. were the farmer owners of this service C . Jonas and son, Jsff, 965 Applegate S t., and Mr. John P. Anderson end Ted French, Old Stage Rd. CANTREECE NYLONS SPEED SHAVER A fam ily dinner wot the ATTENDED............ Among those attending the annual Father-Son Ban School wain M r. R. N. Bayer and son, lo b , 635 N . Oregon S t., M r. Wm, FLIP TOP NORELCO land. d ell Matheny, Gary Ma FIREPROOF SEAMLESS Port the home of M n . Eldon Q . Johnson, Westover Drive. M n . R. V . Taylor and M s . Harvey Granger, both of the aad M t . O . W . Matheny, gate Street. Crag, Brad and Lori, 535 N . Sth S t ., was hostess for a fo u lly holiday dinner with Mrs. Gertrude M. comnunity, were guests at this evening session as w ell as M n . Dan Jacobs. i*y-, 5HEER day houseguests, M n . Joans brother, M . Larry Hibbard, M s . Hibbard and children, ments were served at the close of the meeting. The next monthly meeting Is scheduled to be held at University o f Oregon School o f Nursing, Portland, after Charles Oflenbacher, Apple- M r. and M s . W m . C . Josies and fam ily, 965 Applegate S t., had at holi ' \RGE CRISP HEADS DECEMBER 4th Ea. f i i I TON EX 4 -TRANSISTOR TAPE RECORDER 9.99 ♦ RECORD - REWIND » REPLAY REG. 14.95 A T CASHIER'S BOOTH 250 Tabs.T-Bird Aspirin- 29c REG. 1 .3 3 100 Tablets Anacin 99c , REG. 1 .4 9 250 Tabs.Yeast & Iron 99$ REG. 1 .9 8 150 Tablets Rolaids— 1.58 100 Tabs.Milk Magnesia 69$ 100 Tablets Vitamin C 4/8SC PILGRIM REG. 99< REG. 29a REG. 1 .2 S 100 Tabs. Daily Vitamins 89$ Always More For Your Money vm krbfrd ‘s- í f A i 13 IS h u A u A I m U i M > CftRNER JACKSONVILLE HIWAY AND LOZIER IANE B lr t« J M h flB B ia M IM IB M (« r a iM IM IM I« « im « l« « l
