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Thursday, May IB, 1937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVER IF YOU'RE HOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! f- f$ EXTRA FANCY FESESM PRESSED (D) VffiM MMD Y JU M NUMBER WE u o No Waste To Buy-Piick off the Flock The Finest You Can Buy-Average Weight 73 fo 75 lb. mm U U UU ll u SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND SEALED, CELLO WRAPPED SLICED BACON FRESH MADE LEAN COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE j$00 YOUNG, TENDER - CENTER CUT SHOULDER PORK STEAK 47 lb LEAN GUARANTEED FRESH Ground Beef S00 SWIFT PREMIUM BRAND Broun & Serve The Sausage that ready cooked FRESH OCEAN CAUGHT GENUINE CHINOOK Limited Quantity on i nnftM Head off Sold Vi or Whole Meat Prices In This Ad Good Through Saturday, May 18 ONLY EXTRA SMALL, LEAN TENDERIZED Smoked Ham Shank Half or Whole This Price Is Very Low On Today's Pork Market EAGLE POINT Several Win Riding Awards By MRS. THOMASINE SMITH Eagle Point Regina Kram- beal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith- Krambeal, placed second in the Western Pleasure Pony class at the Grants Pass spring horse show Sunday, May 12. Bill Morgan, son of James P. Morgan, placed seventh in the men's West ern Pleasure class. Sam Keim placed second in the Palamino class and Ruth Shama took third in the Palamino class. Working as a duet, Keim and Shama took fourth in the Matched Pairs class. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Olsen cele brated their 30th wedding anni versary on Mother's day. Mr. and Mrs. Don Geren re turned from Crescent City. Sun day, after spending Mother's day weekend at the coast. Debra Lynn, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jackson, was released from the hospital May 14. Debra was born April 23 and underwent surgery May 4 for a stomach closure. The baby is reported to be doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Merle McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain, and Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Vaughn entertained eight couples at a ham buffet Saturday evening at the erle McGraw home. This was one of the last in a series of fund raisers that members have been giving for the Eagle Point Ele mentary PTA. man and Norman Hooper quali fied at this meet to compete at the State track meet in Corvallis this weekend. The four boys, Tom Collette and their coach, Stan Smith, will leave for Cor vallis Thursday afternoon. Shirley Hanson and Ellen Cal lagahan accompanied by Miss Virginia Cox, Physical Education Instructor, ; will leave Thursday May 16, for Corvallis to compete in the State tennis tournament. The Eagle Point senior class will present their annual senior class play, "Strictly Formal", Tuesday, May 21, for students and will give an evening per formance Wednesday May 22, at 8 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. The junior-senior prom and smorgasbord will be held in the grade school gymnasium May 24. Baccalaureate will be held May 26 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. Award night is scheduled for Monday, May 27 at the high school for the purpose of pre senting scholastic achievement awards earned by students this year. Pulp-Paper Union To Vote on New Pact Portland TP) Labor and manage ment representatives from 45 Pacific coast pulp and paper mills Wednesday reached a tentative agreement on a new contract The new contract, which of fers a ZVi per cent general wage increase averaging 9V cents an hour, is being submitted to a referendum vote of the union membership. The agreement was made by the . United Papermakers and Paperworkers and the Interna tional Brotherhood of Pulp, Sul phite and Paper Mill workers wjth the Pacific Coast associa tion of Pulp and Paper manu facturers. The increases, if approved, would give 19,429 hourly paid workers in Washington, Oregon a nr. California a total pay boost of $3,859,000 a year. Individual hikes would give men a base rate of $2.01 and for women $1 70. Journeymen mechanics would get $2.72V4 an hour. Wednesday, May 29, Eagle Point High school seniors will re ceive their diplomas. May 30 is a school holiday and on May 31 the school doors will close. Mrs. Jim Clarks will be at the city hall this week while Mrs. Stan Smith, recorder, takes Dane (Butchie) Smith,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Smith, entered the Josephine General hospital in ' time" off to care' for her young urants -rass weanesaay, iviay ia, for surgery early Thursday morning. He is expected to De released from the hospital Sun day or Monday. A group of youngsters got to gether recently at the home of Dana Smith to plan entertain ment for the men at Camp White. They presented their program Tuesday evening. Participating in the program were Tom Per due, Aedene Jensen, Bonnie, Con nie and Vonnie Goering, Joannie Callaghan, Sandy Charters, Don na Geren, Donna Whitman, Car rol West, Richard Hertager, Ron nie and Georgie Wiedman, Doug Smith, Dawn Clark and Linda Weitman. The regular Eagle Point Ele mentary PTA meeting will be held Tuesday, May 28, at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Child care will be provided by Camp, Fire girls. The program will be the Spring Music Festival. There will be a visitation day May 29 for children entering the first grade this fall. Children and pai ents are invited from 11:00 'to 2:00 p.m. Lunch will be avail able in the school cafeteria at 20 cents per child and 30 cents for adults. There will be no bus service available. son. Dale Ackerman entered the Sacred Heart hospital for surg ery on his knee. Tuesday, May 14. Ackerman will be confined for a week. Ray Tresham, another school board member, is now at home after undergoing two oper ations. Mrs. Dave Kahl, Mrs. Emery Cunningham and Mrs. James Eadge of Eagle Point, attended the International Child Evange list Teacher Training meeting held a Fresno, Calif., May 6 through May 11. The ladies visit ed Yosemite Park and stayed at the home of Mrs. Lyle Welch while in Fresno. . Another surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Olsen on their 30th wedding anniversary was the un expected visit of Mr. and Mrs. Chy Callagahan, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hopper and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hale. Tuesay evening the group finished off the evening with bridge and refeshments. Lumber Employees To Continue Talks Portland (IB Federal medi ators said today another meet ing probably would be sched uled soon between lumber em ployees and officials represent ing some 35,000 members of the International Woodworkers of America. Talks on a new contract fail ed to produce agreement Wed nesday. t" Woodworkers have a two-year contract running to next April with a provision for a wage re opening this year. Employers have said lumber market con ditions are not strong enough for wr.ge hikes. 1 LOCAL RED RADISHES Crunch Crisp I nlJ if; 'f4; J LOCAL AUSTRALIAN Salad Bowl Lettuce Mild, Sweet 1 (0)c IUJ Bunch LOCAL Red Leaf Lettuce A Treat Any Way You Serve It! '1(0lc J, Bunch LOCAL SPINACH Tops in Flavor, Fresh or Cooked w II CeMo " Pkg. CALIFORNIA The Items Listed Above Come From the Gardens of the Rogue SLICING Valley to Our Store and Are Fresher by Days Tomatoes HEAD LETTUCE See Harpel's Salad Dress- ki v3j ing Ad in Grocery Section Members of the Eagle Point Lady Lions had a potluck lunch eon at the home of Mrs. Julia Davies Monday, May 13. Mrs. Art Thompson was initiated into the club along with Mrs. Esther Hooper, who was absent at the last initiation. Mrs. Marilyn Hayes conducted the initiation ceremonies. The next board meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dean Col ltt with Mrs. Hovle Jordon as hostess. Sunday, June 9, mem bers and families will nave a nntlnrk dinner at the Don Geren ranch. Saturday May 18, the Lady Lions will hold a baked fnnfl sale at the Town and Coun try Lockers beginning at 10 a.m. Mrs. Anna Brophy entered the hospital Friday and was released Tuesday. Mrs. Brophy is at the home of her son, Jack Brophy, and may have visitors. The Eaele Point Community church honored a large number of mothers at their Mothers Day services Sunday. Mrs. Evelyn An drews sang 'Tell Mother I'll Be There." The church was decor ated with white lilac and purple iri Mrs. Mattie Brown is to be commended for the time and effort spent in arranging flowers and decorating the church for services and weddings. , Mr. and Mrs. Dwight McCorkle visited their aaugnxer, ray jvic Corkle, at Corvallis this past weekend. Kay is completing her sophomore year at Oregon State college. ' A baby was born May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harnish. Mrs. Harnish and baby Roger Div will nenri a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Har nish, after being reieasea irom the hospital Wednesday. . Itrm fhnflr Martin held a card party Saturday night at her home, entertaining Mr. ana mrs. Darrel Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gregg, Virginia Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Shy Callaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Art Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. John Ousterhout. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Etzel and son journeyed to Portland Friday to spend the weekend with their parents. Etzel returned home Sunday an Mrs. Etzel will return Wenpcriav after attending a League of Women Voters con vention being held in Portland The Eagle Point High School Track team wound up a gooa season by winning the district trophy at the meet held in Ash land Saturday, May 11. Wayne Christian, Jack lireo, uavia am Savings Bond Sales Show Decline in Area Sales of U. S. savings bonds in Jackson county totaled $55, 960 during April, less than half the total for April, 1956. Sales during April, 1956, to taled SI 16,358. Sales through April 30, 1957, totaled $343,757 compared to $458,207 for the same period in 1956. - . Total sales for the state last month was $2,762,063 compar ed to $3,244,899 for April, 1956. The state's total of sales through, April 30, 1957, was $12,900,519 compared to $15,661,280 for the same period in 1956. lean of Breast -O- Chtcken Jor 2 labels Simply send us two Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna labels and we'll mail you a coupon good for one free can of Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna at your gTocer's. Send no money. Just the labels. But do it today. This limited offer expires June 15, 1957. Yon'll find Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna, the famous Hi Protein tuna, the best you've ever used. And the rea son, of course, is that Breast-O'-Chicken uses only the finest one-third of the tuna. Use this handy address blank. MtAn-O'-CMCKEN TUNA Pt Offea km 1924 . Partial S.Ovm Enclosed find two Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna labels. 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