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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, April 10, 1958 'A 7 1 Prices Good Friday and Saturday MIGHTY GOOD VALUES! 1 4 1 ! y A raxa : K . VVU J 1 Harry L. Potter Diamond Salesman Weisfield's Head Harry L. Potter, diamond salesman for Weisfield's Jewelers in Medford, has been named manager of the store, replacing John Nuich, who resigned. Nuich has accepted the position of manager of Andy's Jewelers. He said the move was made because his fam ily's enjoyment of the Rogue valley and because of the new opportunity given by Alton Anderson, owner of the firm. Nuich has lived in Med ford two and one-half years and has 12 years' experience in the retail jewelry business. Potter, who has lived here with his family the past one and one-half years, was trans ferred from the Eugene Weis field store. Bermuda Race To Start June 14 The 21st biennial ocean race to Bermuda wil start from Newport, R. I., June 14, with what is expected to be the biggest fleet ever to partici pate in this 635-mile "Queen of Blue Water Races," accord ing to Daniel D. Strohmeier, Scarsdale, N. Y., chairman of the Ocean Race Committee of the sponsoring Cruising Club of America. It is anticipated that the 1958 Bermuda Rare entry list will easily top the record of 87 which started the last event two years ago. That "thrash to the Onion Patch," as the race is colorfully called, was won by the 38-foot yawl Finisterre, owned by Carleton Mitchell, Annapolis, Mr. Finisterre, typical of the modern "fat duck" type of racing yawls, is expected to be on hand this year to de fend her title. Conditions of the race, which, is co-sponsored by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, will not be changed much from those prevalent in 1956, Strohmeier said, although the committee will probably probably tighten several of the safety requirements. The fleet, which may top 100 sailing craft, will be di vided into four classes based upon handicap ratings calcu lated with the complex rating rule of the Cruising Club of America. The larger boats will fall into Class A while the smallest will be in Class D. The American Boatbuilding Corp., has indicated that sev en new fiber glass yawls of the 40-foot Vitesse class built this year in its East Green wich, R. I. yards, will prob ably be entered in the event. Other entries will probably include such former Bermuda Trophy winners as race com mittee chairman Strohmeier's 39-foot Malay, 1954 victor, William S. Moore's Argyll, from Oyster Bay, N.Y., which won in 1950 and Howard Ful ler's Gesture, hailing from New Iondon, Conn., which won in 1946. Clues Sought To Identify Woman Burlingame, Calif. (IP) Police hoped today that an examination of dental charts might turn up a clue to the identity of a light re-haired woman whose body was found in a clump of weeds npar a lover's lane. The body, clad only in a black and white tweed coat, was found by a group of chil dren playing in a wooded area near the Skyline Boule vard. Coroner Paul Jensen said the woman probably had been dead about a year. He said a normal autopsy would be al most impossible. "It certainly looks like murder," Jensen said. The badly decomposed body was taken to the county morgue in San Mateo. Jensen said the woman was white, about 5 feet 2 inches, 110 to 120 pounds, with straight, tinted red hair, high cheek bones and narrow set eyes. J( " 3l lU(S(5liU LJUSCSliU Always a Lot of FREE Parking Space! I -' r,r I X- ' I Corned Beef " MARGARINE - I bemjs 1 for H -h ibs. uu I r ll1' Reg. i6c I -i Jy tzz u (Of P!)C l C 1 KRISPY COCKERS SUNSHINE -LB. PKG. 29' 1 Jj) )) I CUP CUSTARD COOKIES e-,,b. PKo 49' ! Case of 24 . 4.98 I ) " , , -K,-e TT P I I Chocolate Covered MINTS sunshine-i0.oz PKG 39' I f 1 ELBATHi00M OC I I I ' 1 bonnie M.J.B. TI55UE 4KUAcAKlilJl BONNIE M.J. B. Hnr Fnnrfl 1 MFFIFIT 12 135' i92. tfl) LB. 83 PACK (J 2 TIN II IPIGGLY WIGGLY Guaranteed Meats U.S.D.A. CHOICE Jv GRAIN FED lfeSK STEAKS ij Beuoidl Steak , .bJ9Q ZEE HOUSEHOLD ft PAPER TOWELS Giant Size ZEE HEAVY '. A fl WAX PAPER 100 Ft. Roll for " ZEE 80 COUNT 0 Ht PAPER NAPKINS O fa OP ZEE PKG. 20's APej LUNCH BAGS 2 ur.AZT A NALLEY'S 24 OZ. JAR BANQUET " DILLS HI-C-r46 OZ. TIN ORANGE DRINK T-lone Steaks 1 10 KING OF STEAKS leeff TesiferSom ..189 ' Genuine Spring Armour Star JVIOCK Leg 'o Franks Chicken Lamb i-ib. beiio g,es gun-packed 0 Other Fine Produce Buys at Piggly Wiggly: New Peas New Potatoes Egg Plant Fresh Pineapple Fresh Mushrooms Cantaloupe Local Rhubarb RED RIPE SLICING Tomatoes EXTRA FANCY -LARGE ASPARAGUS L B S 'mSmr54Hli all PRODUCE GUARANTEED FRESH! MEDIUM SIZE - COACHELLA VALLEY PINK GRAPEFRU LEAF LETTUCE ROMAINE LETTUCE WATERCRESS SPRING SALAD SPECIAL CRISP - GOLDEN 1-LB. CELLO PACK 2.1 (5)c NEW, GREEN CALIF. lb. (2e ARMOUR STAR THICK SLICED BACO fn lb- 39 STEWART AT KING STS. O Open Every Day Until 9 p.m. O Free Parking O STEWART AT KING STS.
