Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 03, 1941, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1941 PAGE NINE JOSEPH H. STELLE PASSES AGED 87 Joseph H. Stelle. 87, passed away at the home of his son, Chas. E. Stelle at S2S Pearl street at 8:30 a. m. today. Mr. Stelle was born at Dal green, M, Sept. 10, 1854. He has resided in Oregon practically all the time since 1914 and in Jackson county for the last five years, during which time he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. William Pierce, at Eagle Point. He came to Medford yesterday to be with his son here. His wife passed way at Eagle Point in 1922. Five children survive, Mrs. James Hannaford and Mrs. Wm Pierce of Eagle Point; Julia CoghiU, J. Frank Stelle and Chas. E. Stelle of Medford; also 25 grandchildren and a num ber of great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be con- . ducted by the Kev. R. w. cole- man at the Conger chapel at 3 p. m. Monday. Interment in the Central Point cemetery. AT MIGRANT C. K. Collier today took over ,mmmt nf the farm secur ity administration migratory la bor camp here, succeeding w.vm Rnll who was transfer red to the camp at Merrill and left for his new post yesterday. Mr. Collier, who has been clerk of the camp at Independ ence, will be known officially as acting manager here. He ar rived late yesterday afternoon. The weekly dance will be held in the camp's recreation hall at 8 tonight, Happy Gil lette's Musical Mountaineers providing the music Mrs. Rose mary Peterson won first and Robert McCrary second prize In the camp's amateur show last night. Both contributed vocal eolos. Sam Reed was master of ceremonies. Vitamin B! at 10,000 Feet! I t'T"t 1 Hollywood hat ifPy A risht idMl . V f f ' fV? Bury Hollywood stars i.v 8d Vidt transport- ; . . tkm and quick energy T(i ' too! Below. Margaret Vv Lindsay settles back is a . :. big American Airlines ' Flagship to enjoy ber r 1 'defense breakiait" de- licious National Biscuit t I L Shredded Vheat with : fc. VA 1 1 Vitamin Bi. "Tbia n ,; 111 wholesome cereal, re- Y , pons Stewardess Leota i ' . ' . m, - K'orrette (leh),"is a big K?:V 4,s- i essr " rt " - y.nf&nmJt L-'Mi' ..-era v. I If II a I ,:-- -1 ! il V I 1 fi&: ii "ra 1 !JIfl I IT. S . J ini ii ft nr i ! ' ill i ICE ANTICS By Sparky Bourejue (This is another la the series of Friday articles by Sparky Bourque, manager and profes sional instructor of the Medford Ice Arena now under construc tion, dealing with all phases of plain and fancy Ice skating). Dancing on ice is one of the most delightful forms of exer eise and fun. It is the simplest form of pair skating and always seems to give great pleasure to the skaters as well as the on looking public. The waltz, one of the most beautirul rhythms erf all the times, has given great Inspiration to the art of skating and many varieties of dances follow this rhythm. The waltz combines the most elementary-school figures. They are the forward outside edge, the back outside edge and the forward outside three. In itself thm Bml.f U Ttnt difficult tO learn, consisting, for the gentle man, ot a lorwara ouwiae cage, plain three and a plain out side back edge and for the lady, two back edges and a three, and ..so may be easily acquired by B naV,l nf lratinff the fundamental school figures. So long as the waltz is written 1-2-3 time there can be nothing , nvnt th ekatpr countinff 1-2-3 and by so doing assure his figures being executed In proper time. Even the musical I skater will find it helpful to do a little counting, especially if his partner is not familiar with his skating. In waltzing on Ice there are two bars of music to each fig ure, making six counts in all. It is necessary to count 1-2-3-4-5-6 instead of 1-2-3. Let us take, for instance, the right outside forward edge of the gentleman. With the beginning edge, the skating knee is well bent and the balance leg is well back on the count of one and the posi tion held for two more counts. There is 1-2-3 for the first part oi me zigure. un ine count oi four the balance leg is started forward and at, but not before. the balance leg reaches the em ployed foot the skater makes a three turn. This is held for two more beats, when the dance starts over again. While the balance leg is going forward the skat ing is gradually straightening, giving the figure an air cf ease and grace, that Is not only very pleasing but helpful in retain ing the balance. Inasmuch as the lady is doing a back edge at the time the importance of count and gradual swing for ward of the balance leg and straightening of the skating knee is easily seen. At the count of one the lady has her skating knee bent and her balance leg forward. She too holds that position to three counts and starts the balance leg backwards at the count of four in unision with the for ward swinging of the gentle man's balance leg. It is import ant that both skaters swing the free legs forward and backward in unison and the straightening of the knees must be done grad ually and to the count. When the waltz Is perfected it Is the most beautiful of all ice dances. HOPS CO HIGHER Portland, Oct. 3. (P) Ore gon hop markets were firm and higher for the week ending Oct ober 1 and some increased trad ing was evident, the agricul tural marketing service report ed today. Regular seeded clust ers of the 1941 crop reached a top of 38 cents a pound net to growers. One sale was 300 to 3S0 bales of seedless 1941 hops netting growers 40-47 cents a pound, according to seed content. SWIM SAVES LIFE Tillamook. Ore.. Oct. 3. Of) A breaker overturned his troll boat Wednesday but LeRoy Stillwell, Tillamook, reached safety after swimming more than a mile. The boat sank. CALL UNION ELECTION Washington, Oct 3. (IP) A secret ballot election within 30 days was ordered by the na tional labor relations board to day among production employes of the Silver Falls Timber com pany, Silvertown, Ore. There It a distinctive dettcloti aets R I II ITS! There is that nourishing richness of GOliDEn FRESH EGG KQODIiES! Thara h tha ntrgy building of A-1 Durum Samolina! Thar a Ii rh tow cost for modMt food bud fata plus tha durability of 6Vj ml nut preparation. GENUINE PYREX CASSEROLE m qt capacity. Top also a pta plat or a dish. fiend Us 10 Partar Brand; LbJa and 25c, inceia.vostps'd. Limited quantity, TOtii 1 MtlU-tCMKUi SUCMOSI (A, FvllUUIt at TOMMY CARLTON'S GRAND CHAMPION Ir And other food values needed for the Nation's Fitness! National Biscuit Shredded Wheat with milk is a doubly satisfying breakfast. You get the keen, nut like flavor and all the energy of pure whole wheat the ubolt grain. 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Jar Of G JELL WELL Desserts nd Puddings pkg. 4c SWEDISH MINTS, 1-lb. pkg. 15c SODAS Salted New Leader 2-pound carton 16c FIG BARS Whole Wheat or White 2-lb. pkg. 19c CAMAY SOAP Regular A Sit Ear DC Temete Juice, Sunny Dawa, No. I can,.... tot 25 Grapefruit Juice, Town House 4S-os. can 19 Stokely't Pineapple Juice 47-oa. cast 27 Canterbury Tea Black, JS begs ta ctn. Pepeleola, 12-oa. bot for 25 (Plus bottle deposit) Sleepy Hollow Syrup it-oa. can 29 Leg Cebla Syrup ....family site eaa 29 Kerr's Apple Butter 17-oa. Jar 23t Nalley Horseradish Mustard. S-os. Jar 9? Paradise Sweet Pickles.S$-os. Jar 25 Llbby-s Sliced Beef S-os. Jar 29? California Sardines jar al cane 11 Small Dry Shrimp- ..2 S-os. eaaa 2Hf . No. Vs caa 21a BUtmore Chinook Salmon.. Dennlson's Lima Bean with Hem 2 No. 1 cans 25a Tom. to Hot Sauce 3 S-os. cans 10 Sugar Belle Peas Fey. No. S can. t for 25 Emerald Bay Spinach Jfo. JVi eaa 13f Enrlchedwnth VITAMIN Bi U- 9 . iPwt for . ww Pkg. 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