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: , s O EIGHT MEDFGHD (OStGOJT) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. December 11. 1957 Green Peas Rattd Favorit .New Vork IP Green peas ptake tile honors as Americe'e fav orite vegetable. A study of national frozen food sales showed 16 per cent of the consumers preferred peas. Slightly more than 12 per tent chose snap beans. Potatoes rank ed third with nearly 12 per cent. Lima beans get 11 per cent, spin- Vegetable ach 8 per cent, broccoli 7 per cent, and corn more than 6 per cent. Mixed vegetables and aspara gus came next, trailed by cauli flower, brussels sprouts, peas and carrots combined, succotash, okra, chopped collards,. black eyed peas, squash and turnip greens. Kale came last. BIG DATE? Look for HAUTY SHOPS DRESSMAKERS mDDlHG CHAPEIS in HUOW PAGIS ATOMS AWEIGH The world's first atomic-powered sur face vessel, the ice-breaker Lenin, slides down the ways during launching by the Soviets at Leningrad. Statistics of the nuclear ship: 44,000 horsepower: 438-foot long: uccuu ui oo ieei ana a aispiacement of 16,000 tons. SHADY COVE-TRAIL Garden Club Meeting Held By EVALYN P. WATSON Shady Cove-Trail The Shady Cove Garden club held its regu lar meeting Monday, Dec. 9, at the home of Mrs. Scott Brill of Trail. Mrs. Tom Tepper was co-host ess. The meeting was in the na ture of a Christmas party, with no special program being planned. Members exchanged packages of Christmas cookies. The boys of the Young Citi zen's club of Shadv Cove-Trail have offered to" help move equip ment for the Bloodmobile which will be at the VFW hall Tuesday Dec. 10. ' Mrs. Charles Morehead of Trail injured her back in a fall in her home. She is reported to be better now. Parish hall. The Rev. John Newman, a missionary from French-Indo China, will be guest speaker at the regular Sunday evening service at 7:30 p.m. at the Trail Community church. In connec tion with his talk he will also show pictures. Mr. and Mrs. John Still Viarl as guests Thanksgiving their son-m-iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Turner, and children of Oswego. and Mrs. Marian Pitman, of Med-1 ford. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hidinger oi uayion, were weekend visi tors at the home of their son-in-law and dauffhtpr Mr anrf Mrs. Rod Perrv. of Trail nthor weeKena guests were Mrs. Per ry's brother and sistpr.i Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hidinger' oi iviciviinnvme. Our Lady of Fatima club will hold a Christmas party for mem bers of the parish and their fam ilies Saturday, Dec. 14. at the Parish hall starting at 8 p.m. Midnight Mass will be cele brated at Our. Ladv of Fatima Catholic church in Shady Cove. This service is open to anyone in the area who would like to attend. A social oeriod with re freshments will follow in the Mr. and Mrs. Earl SheDnard and familv. Shadv Cove snnt Thanksgiving with Sheppard's Drotner and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shennard. and his mother, Mrs. Leona Shep- pard, of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Connor and son, Ira Thomas were guests Thanksgiving at he home of Mrs. Connor's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nahss, Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stelle of Shady Cove had as guests Thanksgiving Mrs. Stelle's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Knut Dynge, of Shady Cove and Russell's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Caster of El Cerrito. Calif., have hepn visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ash of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson and family of Elk creek, Trail, spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Klamath Falls at the home of Mrs. Hanson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Chil-ders. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rodgers of Trail have returned from a month-long trip. They visited friends and relatives in Seattle and Everett and made a trip on the Oregon coast. In Hood River they visited their son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steeves, and then the two fam ilies made the trip to Salem for Thanksgiving where they were guests of another son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steeves. o l ;:' p-r -r xr - & ; wpmm: xmxi pmM-k m"'i'ZyPp'":w : : ,:p . xmpxxtm ;s:: fw ifc ws:kissslj ;s:s !i!i!!ivfSoW' Bstsswsa x .s" xm!xxxxxm:Mx0Mmxxmmix -:;: xxmxxm M . -' : :W'V 'y-y .''v:? -y y-yyyyyyy':- -X Z.yyy' y'y'yyy'V ;-y:ttyWw yyyy,yyWy :-Svv.v.vA:v: :-fto- XyWyXyy :m;:::::::v:W$:S; .:;:::;;::;;:;;;:;::.::;:;::::::;:-:::::i::::: $??X:& l&S&SV yfif WARD 3 APPLIANCE t KIIT WHITE CHRISTMAS" O SAVE $20 Reg. 169.95 I7tr6 W Gas Range Urtti liant 23' Oven JKlfiRTtHAWTHEtMOSTAT FOR ACCUXATE OVIN TEMPERATURE ODIT a uonn tO-BTU pilots us 23 less gas ban old fathiontd type; life time burners. Porcelain finish, lack guard light. Save water, detergent, electricity, wear on clothes Wards all-fabric laundry twins SAVE $20 SAVE $30 WARDS AUTOMATIC WASHER WITH ROTATING AGITATOR REGULARLY AT 159.95 139.88 OHLY $7 A MOHTH Needs only 16 gal. of water per load uses Vi as much soap, water as most ma chines. Never re-uses dirty, sudsy water. o SAVE $30 Reg. 229.95 36 in. electric range with 20 Inch wjde deck eentrelled oven Top units with colored centers hove OFF but tons in matching color. Microtube units heat, cool quickly. Oven preheats automatically. WARDS FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER AND DRYER TWINS REGULARLY AT 289.90 259.8 OHLY $13 A MOHTH Washer as described. Matching dryer blows air right into fumbling clothes for faster drying uses less current per load. 5 DOWN delivers Washer $10 down on Twins POKfffi u on term. ( :9 iiiiiii WHITE CHRISTMAS'! it tmmtk WARD APPLIANCE' 8-LB. WASHER WITH LOVELL WRINGER 1 1 W Non-tangling Swirlator action is gen tle to finest fabrics. Wringer swings ' to 8 positions. Porcelain finish. HO SERVICE WORRIES . WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL o Q?W(ilm)(Mt!J REG. 349.95 LESS 100 00 TRADE-IN UU.UU 95 112-lb. true-zero freezer Automatic defrost refrigerator New straight line look! Convenient storage door has egg racks, butter keeper space for Vi gallon milk cartons. Beautiful arctic green interior. 48 reg. 279.95 i tru-cold 15 cu. ft. chest freezer 88 $10 DOWN Modern straightline style Stores food conveniently Save $31 ! Handy countertop height; lid opens with a touch, fast freeze section, basket, divider make food selection easy. Beautiful arctic green fciterior. Mrs. and Mrs. Hollis Talbot of Rainier spent Thanksgiving with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Massey of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scott of Trail had as guests over the holi days Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Scott of Medford and Mr. Scott's aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Roderique, of Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cush- man had their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Plankenhorn, of Ashland, as guests Thanksgiving. Other guests on Sunday at the Cush- man home were Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Cook of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carlton of Trail were dinner guests Sunday at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Seefeldt Jr., and children of Spokane, Wash., spent the Thanksgiving weekend with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sackett of Shady Cove. Other guests on Thanksgiving were Mrs. Sackett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Seefeldt Sr.. of Grants Pass, and- brother, Bill Seefeldt. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trusty and family of Klamath Falls were guests Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Trusty of Elk creek, Trail. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Asn, and children. Bruce and Claudia. Claudia was home from the Simpson Bible college in San Francisco for the holidays. Other students home for the Thanksgiving holidays were Flovd Evers from Simpson Bible college, and Earl Evers of Santa Mareanta. sons of the Rev. ana Mrs. Ernest Evers of Shady cove. Alsn visitin? with the Evers were two other Simpson Bible students, the Misses Darlene ana Loreen Junkert. Mr nnd Mrs. Dan Wlhela of Seattle were guests over the Thanksgiving weeKend or. mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones and fami ly of Shady Cove. Mfr and Mrs Travis Llttlefield snent Thanksgiving in Medford with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Alien -ast- gate and son, Ronnie. They had thfir snn .Terrv. home for the holiday from Oregon State col lege in Corvallis and another son and riauehter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastgate, home irom Portland. Mr and Mrs. A. J. Mackley of sharfv Cove SDent Thanksgiving at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Au eust. in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burdett or shart-ir rove and their daughter, Mrs Mildred Fnsbie. and inena. Floyd Corliss, as guests Thanks giving Dav. Thev are planning on spending the Christmas holi davs in Eugene with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walker, and with Mrs. Rnrdptt's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Barker. Mr and Mrs. O. L. Williams snpnt. the Thanksgiving holidays in Oakland, Calif., at the home of Mrs. Williams' brother-in-law an sistpr. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wolters. While there they visited fripnds and relatives. TfinvH TCellev was elected new board member for the bnaay rwp-Trnil Fire district. The lin- oi vnte on the measure to levy a tax to purchase new fire fight ing equipment ana txuck was. for the measure, 37; against the moasnrp 120. npnrge Pfeifer of Shady cove ,.rhn is now at home from the Mitchell Sanatorium is doing well and is able to have company. Mrs TCen Oliver of Shady Cove" i optting alone well at the Rine- hart Clinic at Wheeler where she is under treatment for an arth ritic condition and wil probably be home shortly. The two other women who went with Mrs. Oliver have returned home con siderably better, Mrs. Reed Mc Kay to her home in 'Iran ana Mrs. Johnny Walker to her home in Willits, Calil 'if II t to (i n T4 MEDFORD BRANCH FIRST MJOKM MJmONALBAMK.
