Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1957)
o Thursday, June 6, 1937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVElf - 'tii Uttt t i'if hi IF YOU'RE HOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! fi? 21 Inch MOW MASTER PRESTO-MATIC Deluxe ROTARY Retail Value cmn on 0 FUST 4 I n J tJVEM runtK wmmtnh tjiii3 A GIVE-AWAY SHOP EACH WEEK for kHSE-. THE NEXT SIX WEEKS! Powor Lawn Mower. Wr 1 i m imm Tickets Freely Given to Anyone Over (SSSJIW Fnfer TnYV $32 OOOoo rnnfpc( '' I IE 'rV68&2 W JS? (Sft- I .fflMI9 I Notified If You Win. 38BM2i MEATS . sUs&tSnOet your entry blanks here mSSBM M It . J- Xl MfvT? GIANT CAN REGULAR CAN 'iST rfM ww.m IB .Tk T with coupon with coupon i 5a I II iRVvJrSi D 'JKin CFCTIAM 1 Kin SECTION XEi P"' 1 I , dBRtv; vivx n SUMMER Time lb bTfcAK TliVlt ryMM -: .round hm0) your choice " X mr EXTRA FANCY MILD, WHOLE MILK heddar Cheese U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER CENTER CUT Chuck Roast U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER BONED & ROLLED The Ideal Roast ET? Rump Sirloin Cross Rib p c lb EXTRA LEAN FRESH MADE Ground Beef 39b iZsS U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER Aged to Perfection Prime Rib Roast 73 EXTRA JUMIO - Average 12 to Pound Prawns YOUNG, TtNDER, LEAN CENTER CUT SHOULDER Fork Steak S-p9 Swiff Premium Brand Short Shank FULLY Small Size DIGGING IN BOCKT SOIL, people of neighboring villages help in burial of more than 30ft men killed in Melouza by band of Moslem rebels. (International Soundph;) HORNBROOK Family Returns Home By MRS. H. H. CHAPMAN Hornbrook Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith returned Saturday eve ning from San Francisco where they had been since February while Smith was undergoing sur gical and medical treatment. He was injured in a car accident. Their son and his family, Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Smith and son Mike of Orland, Calif., ac companied them home, and re turned to Orland on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cummins and daughter, Shirley Moffett, drove, to Dunsmuir on Saturday where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Cummins' niece, Suzanne Spearin, to Y.N.C. Noel Cecil Patton, son of Mrs. Beulah Reed of Castella, Calif. The young people attended high school in Dunsmuir, and will make their home in Oakland, Calif. Suzanne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spearin. Mrs. Margaret Phillips re turned last week end after vis iting her daughter in Palo Alto, Calif., for several weeks. While in Palo Alto, Mrs. Phillips was hospitalized for several days with pneumonia. Mrs. George Sloan and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Burkhart, drove to Eureka, Calif., on Mon day. Mrs. Burkhart will remain there with her husband's parents until he returns from a tour of duty in the Orient with the Marines. He is expected back within the next two weeks. Two of Hornbrook's teachers are leaving this week on vaca tion. Mrs. Loren Cummins plans to leave on Thursday for Seat tle, Wash., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Howard. Leaving on Firday by train will be Mrs. L. E. Jeter who will visit in Elmhurst, 111., with a friend with whom she went through grammar school, high school and college. On leaving Chicago, she will go to Arcadia. Kans., to visit her parents, and her brothers and sisters who live there. Mrs. Jeter is one of four teen children. Mrs. Albert Wedin of Yreka was a visitor in town on Tues day. She called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and on her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Tyrer. The people of Copco ar pressing their welcome to Sic. and Mrs. Kenneth De Shae who have been transferred heni from Prospect. o Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hohl fcaVw moved to Tokettee Palls Whtr Rhol will resume hi job t op erator there. Mrs. Barbara Pixler nd oH Douglas were overnight $uot May 29 of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trullinger and four sons. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kessee n4 family visited friends here r cently'The Kessees are forfref residents of Copco now living in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Heniey CUwson, the Rev. Lewis Manning, and Mrs. Harry Chapman attended a per formance of "Cry, the Beloved County." by the Bishop's com pany, at the Methodist church in Yreka Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Drir dorf and family of Pittsburgh. Calif., have been visitini th past week with his parents, J4r. ar.d Mrs. Bill Deardorf. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goelfer of Klamath Falls were eek en4 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Turner and family. COPCO A week end guest of Mr. and Bob Wilson and family was Mrs. Mrs. Wilson's mother, Hammon, Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gaide and family were visitors on Memor ial day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Chappel. Mr. and Mrs. William Paulsen of San Leandro, Calif., were guests last week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- oon Burns. Mrs. Paulsen was JoAnn Burns before her mar riage April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gregory be came the parents of their third child and second daughter on June 3. Gregory has been prin cipal of the local grammar school for the past two years. They plan to leave about Aug. 1 for their former home in Bos ton, Mass. Little Tommy Collister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collister, was taken hurriedly to a Medford hospital Monday night when he suffered a severe attack of hay fever and asthma. The Misses Barbara Burns, Sharon Walsh and Mary Lee Rutledge, and Bob Paine attend ed a picnic of the Trampoline club of Yreka High at Lithia park in Ashland Monday eve ning, June 3. Later the young people bowled at the Ashland alley and went swimming at Twin Plunges. Barbara and Bob are members of , the club, and Sharee and Mary Lee were their guests. On Tuesday evening, June 4, Bob and Sharon, with the other members of the jour- ' nalism class, attended a banquet at the Piemont hotel in Mt. ! Shasta City. Miss Mary Lee Rutledge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rutledge, and Granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Kurt, and a graduat ing senior at Yreka High, has been awarded the Yreka Lions' ! club scholarship of $150. One ; student from the senior class is ' selected each year on the basis of scholarship and leadership to receive the award. Mary Lee hopes to attend the University of California at Berkeley, and tc I become a teacher, thus following ; in the footsteps of her mother j and grandmother. Heal Prices in this Ad Good through Sat. June 8 3 "Chuck" Dilley, son of Mr. i and Mrs. Milo Dilley, returned last week end from Tempe, Ariz, where he is a student at Arizona State college. Mrs. Ardon Burns drove to Chico. Calif., on Tuesday to re turn her daughter, Arlene, home from Chirn Stata mllese Ar. I lene and "Chuck" Dilley are : planning an August wedding. Mrs. Lawrence Breceda en j tertained the Sewing club at her home on Tuesday. Since it was an unusually warm afternoon, none of the members displayed much energy for sewing, and the sewing, and the afternoon was . spent in visiting, after which i refreshments were served to j Mrs. S. D. Haworth, Mrs. Harry l Chapman, Mrs. Kap Kettlewell, Mrs. Marshall Horn, Mrs. L. E. Jeter and Mrs. Ed Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rukovina of Medford were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. Kay Kettle well. , Roy Pike has been transferred to Klamath Falls where he will resume a job identical to the one he has held t Copco. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sliepar have had visitors the psst wotk, from Goshen, Ind.. Mrs. t!ma Grabill, a grandmother, and from Portland, Ore.. Mr. and Mrs. James Adair, Mrs. Sh ard's parents. While here, thT held a reunion at Diamond lmH. John Kassick of Yreka mt a week end guest of Mr. nd Mr, Mike Friday and son W!t. On Saturday they drove to Cra ter Lake, and en route home vi ited at the L. O. Rogers horn inO Prospect. An unexpected thrill was added to Kassick's vit, where, on Sunday, he and Wal ler Friday killed a 52-inch rat tlesnake near the Sloan ranch. -O o I can of JBreast -O- tuna Jbr2 labels Simpry send t two Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna Iabek and we'll mail yon a coupon good for one free can of Breast-O'-Chicken Tuna at your grocer's. Send no money. Just the labels. But do ft today. This limited offer expires June 15, 1957. YooTl 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. Dse this handy address blank. MEAST-O'-CHICKEN TUN Port Offic tax 3924 Portland t, Onrgoa ' Enclosed find two Breast-O'-Chicten Turn labeH. Ptease send mt cou pon good for one free can of Breast-0'-Chicken Tuna at my grocer's. My n Address . City Zone State Off mr xpi,M JvM 1 S, 1957 c
