Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 16, 1958, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text0 CgWf AAi POINT Sufnmor School to Open Central Point Opening day for imirfr cVrl at Central Point tlernentary end Jur&r Hi ntfueit witl be Monday, 2urr 2', at 9 am. Charles A. Meter," principal, said sch&l will fce in session each morniajf. Susnmer school will end Av. 1. ffstaJiatiofi at efficere of the Central Point Lione elub will be held June Si at the Rogue River lodge. New offi- cers are Grant Day, presi dent; Leo Cellure, vice presi nt; Dicfc Imback, secreUry treasurer; nfj Wendell Psn- ter, Gay AniSereon, Z. i. Tsy- lor nd Myhre, direc tor Jflsrics Legion iux 0 il:'ry flriftt f nuredey evening (ftt tr Amlilcjn Legion hall in Cntel f oirvt. Mrs. Dewy (r438rin at Porttrsville, Calif., wff 9 iItor. The Gearins forn-rl lived is the valley and mmber of Central Point post. Tr Lfion jiH install ef q ficers early in July. The aux iliary installed officer re cently. Mrs. Edith Gettling, distinct president, from Ash land was installing) officer. Officers installed were Mrs. John Blackford, president; M. E. P. Stone, first vice president; Mrs. Gertrude Greb, second vice president; Mrs. Donnis Misek, secretary; Mrs. Jerry Bianconi, treasur er; Mrs. Violet McQuade, chaplain; Mrs. Ruby Colgsn, sergeant - at - arms; and Mrs. Donald Faber, historian. Mrs. Blackford was presented a past president's pin. Recently she received a volunteer hos pital pin for her work at the Camp White domiciliary. Refreshments were served. The auxiliary will meet June 26 for the last meeting of the summer. The Crater Grandmothers club held a potluck luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. Tropical Sform Blows Self Out Brownsville, Tex. (UPI) The first tropical storm of the brand-new hurricane sea son battered itself out Sun day in the Rio Grande valley, almost as quickly as it sprang up overnight in the Gulf of Mexico. As far as storms go, Alma was a weak sister. Winds reached only 50 miles per hoift a the height of the storm Sunday morning. Its center Siit a. few miles south of Brownsville. The first tropical storm of lt season was Audrey, the killer hurricane that struck Cameroft Parish, La., with the loss of 353 lives and millions of dollars in damage. Audrey came 12 days later by the calendar than Alma. O 2 Portland Boy Nvi By Ricocheting Iwf Portland (UPI) Gary Anderson, 13, Portland, suf fered an accidental giyishot wound in the right upper leg Sunday at the Park Blocks Rose Festival exhibits when a bullet at the shooting gallery ricocheted. You'll pay Roy Kelly, 239 Cherry st. At tending were Mrs. Royal Greenman, Mrs. Ethel Sever aon, Mrs. Marrea Gebhard, Mrs. Ruth Foote, Mrs. Annie Mathes, Mrs. August Sukow, Mrs. Sadie Syphers, Mrs. George Rainey, Mrs Elsa Wal ker, Mrs. Roy Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Scott, Mrs. Cor die Burns, Mrs. Dora Jones, Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs. Z. 'A. Boling. Cohostesses were Mrs. Sukow and Mrs. Mathes. Mrs. Elsa Walker is the state organizer. Visiting the Crater Grandmothers club with Mrs. Walker was Mrs. Ethel Severson, past president of the Medford club. Mrs. John Pinkham of Manzanita st. gave a baby shower Thursday evening honoring Mrs. Darrell Linker of Medford. Mrs. Richard Wyatt was cohostess. Guests were Mrs. John Snook, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. Don Casper, Mrs. Royal Greenman Sr., Mrs. Oscar Minnick, Mrs. Ray Britton, Mrs. Susie Lin ker, Miss Cora Ravenor, Mrs. Everett Ravenor, Miss Mary Pinkham, Miss Carol Martin, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. Linker, Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. Pinkham. , Mrs. Paul Storey was host ess for a party at her home. Games were played and re freshments were served. Guests were Mrs. Marjorie Wilson, Mrs. Wade Tucker, Mrs. Ralph Murphey, Mrs. Frank Glenn, Mrs. Delbert Pugh, Mrs. Vernon Capps, Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Caro lyn Story, Melba Tucker, Mrs. Thelma Owens and Sharon and Judy Story. . Paul Story who is in Salem was visited last week end by his wife and children, Ver non, Sharon and Judy. Janice Paxton accompanied them. Story, who had a lung opera tion recently is reported to be doing well and plans to be home in the late fall. Mrs. Story and the children also stopped in Eugene where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Story. Mrs. John Blackford -reported that their nephew, Milton Blackford, is doing as good as can "be expected. Mil ton is in Rogue Valley hospi tal following an accident which occurred at Happy Camp June 8. Visitors at the Royal Green man Sr. home Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gordy of Ashland, Mrs. Merle Taylor of Ashland, Mrs. Ted Vance of Medford and Mrs. Mara bell Taylor of Ashland. The Retired Teachers asso ciation met recently at the home of Mrs. J. S. Richard son. Forty five members at- Petal-Sfilch Trio for it! It doesn't matter sfcfie yjp In. On blighted area anywhere im your mmunity can cost you plenty. In one city, it costs at least $500,000 more annually to service blighted areas than k does normal areas. Taxpatjrs foot the bill pay the added cost. The same shqa sectta vecvated for 78 of ore deaths, 65 oi homicide cases and 72 of total new tuberculosis cases. That's how blight makes you pay. It costs you money, happiness, family security. The time to stop paying is now. The place to start is in your owrf home. Keep it in good repair, free of cregping blight. Then work with your neighbors in community improvement projects. Start today by writing for practical, effective information to: American Council To Improve Our Neighborhoods Box 500, Radio City Station, M.Y. 20, N.T. Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the News- paper Advertising Executives Association. mm? tended. Cohostesses were Mrs. H. J. Fleischer, Mrs. Frances Pearson and Mrs. Mary Meyers. Pictures were shown and facts concerning Rogue Valley Manor were given. Speakers were Jen-1 Manor.-The next meeting of i Horn home Wednesday wereboro left for home Wednes-t nings Pierce, Mel iiogan, tne association win ,De neia Mrs. waae lucKer, mrs.aay arter a lew days visit in president of the Rogue Val- at the J. R. Tyrell home at Ralph Murphy, Mrs. A. Brown Central Point. He visited at Mrs. Carl vonBuskirk has ley Manor association, and Lake Creek. f and Mrs. Ola Story. the homes of his brothers, received word that her moth Walter Higgins, executive di- Charles and Raymond er, Mrs. V. K. Gray, who rector of Rogue Valley Guests at the J., H. Van Donald Hughes of Hills-Hughes. died June 9, at Cheyenne, MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, Jtt If, 19lt 7 Okla. Mrs. Gray suffered heart attack. Mrs. vonBuf-1 kirk visited her mother ik April. ' '. Everybody loves these small doilies they're so useful, so pretty in dainty petal stitches. Easy-crochet doilies. ' For scarf join 2 or 3 squares. Pat tern 7286: directions round 9 inches, square 8V2 oblong 7x11 in No. 50 cotton, larger in string. .Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune House hold Arts Dept.,- P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. Send twenty-five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. Two complete patterns are print ed right in the book . . . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: crochet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys, dolls. 41 BIG FREE PARKING LOTS IN BACK OF OUR STORE (GIMDCCIE TTTTTnTT TV open 7 Days a (5) , "li rn A Week Until vP-m-i J U JLLkl LXA1 Sixth Cr Grape Streets il BLUE MOUNTAIN Dog Food Made from Hortcmott Mb. Con 25 CANTALOUPES RICH AND RIPE OTHHERS YOUNG TENDED n cut CHOP u vyLB. EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF Fresh made from GROUND' CHOCK Pounds $112,5 We have just completed the first week of celebrating the completion of our new expanded and re modeled store . . . and now we are embarking upon the second week of this big event. Already, all records for the Groceteria have been exceeded ... the interest shown by our southern Oregon friends and neighbors has been most gratifying... your comments, and compliments most pleasing! We know, now, that you like' the Groceteria's wider aisles, the ease of shopping in' our roomy, well ar ranged store. We know that you like the many new products we are featuring, and the budget-saving prices that make Groceteria shopping more profitable as well as more pleasant. The new, magic doors that open automatically, for you ... the handy and spacious parking area ... and most of all, the courtesy and friendliness of Groceteria staff members these all add up to food shopping at its very best! Congratulations to the Of The First Week Of The Big Groceteria Give-Away DISHWASHER - Jackie Mitchell - 307 W. Jackson . . BICYCLE - V. L. Quackenbush - 5643 Pacific Hiway South TURRETT MOVIE CAMERAS - H. J. Meiring - 2460 Hillcrest Road; Pat Greene - 2502 Reed Lane REGULAR MOVIE CAMERAS - M. Beach - 1328 E. Jackson; Floyd Becker - 212 O'Gara SNACK SETS - 1-C. E. Borg, 324 South Peach; 2-Mrs. R. Nordwick, 226 Ross Lane; 3-Mrs. H. L. Noblet, 602 N. Modoc; 4-M. L. Adams, Box 442, Talent, Ore.; 5-W. Wolf, 1517 South Ivy; 6-E. Tamney, 201 Girard; 7 L. Wassen, 1740 Orchard Home; 8 Mrs. Hum, 46 Summit; 9 Mrs. O. T. Gage, 835 Bennett; 10 Bill Nelson, 5421 South Pacific Hiway; 11-Dalton Rodgers, Butte Falls; 12-J. W. Moore, 3653 Hiway 99 South. s , YOUR BEST BUYS ARE AT THE GROCETERIA AND YOU MAY BE A WINNER TOO. On. Ml TO BE GIVEN AWAY SAT., imt 22. 1st Prize Westinghouse Portable Dishwasher 2nd Prize Schwinn Corvette Bicycle 3rd and 4th Prizes Brownie Turret Movie Cameras 5th and 6th Prize Brownie Movie Camera 7th through 1 8th 8-Piece Hostess Delight Snack Sets Tickets Given Freely to Anyone Over 16 Years of Age. You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win. CHIFFON LIQUID Detergent Giant 3t-ez. Can 89 PLEASE Dog Food 3 can, 29 IRADSHAWS Spun llonoy 10-oz. Carton 29 BRUCE Floor Cbc::r Quart G CIICU9 Sattotj Pocr.:U V4-ox. Can 39' CLOROX Blwch li-gal. Jug 39 Duncan Nines CAKE MIX DEVILS FOOD , MARBLE YELLOW SPICE WHITE Reg. 33c 25c pkg. tn 00 Save 65c Hi Country APPLE JUICE 46-oz. Can 29c 4:1 00 Save 16 c id rliiflii 4 FISHERMAN Fitb Slicks ... pkg. 41 Boyds COFFEE 2-lb. Can I59 Save 24c GERBERS Daby Food 5 con. 49' HEINZ Gampsido LT:: 16-or! Can 25 HILLS BROS. Goffco Mb. Can 92 LINDSAY uf OLIVES fc , , 33 2,. ,59 e Save 7c SKIPPY DOG FOOD 3 29 WESSON OIL PUREK BLEACH ASPARAGUS GREEN BEANS TAMATA C A lire Hunts Hen I UNA I U dMUlE Yz Gallon Jug Del Monte Mary Washington Diamond A Fancy Cut Flo. 2G3 can 12 , Mm 1.09 53 4 AA Savs WILLI BROS. bdert C:f f:o 1 i.r 3V 303 can Double Size Can 20 MULE TEAM Borax 2-lb. Pkg. 43 20 MULE TEAM Boraxo l-lb. Can 35' TREND Liquid Detergent Giant Quart Siz 75 QUICK Elastic Starch Gallon Jug 41' 3, 19' 6ta ii Save 20c c Save 10c LOaaA LINDA Ductal Hcica 25' 1.00 1.00 23c Save 14c Save 12c M-D Bail Back 07 MOOSSS San'rtciy Ucpltbs pkg. 12 45' 2 for 89c 32-oz. Six 39' Dog Food No. 1 Co n75' SNOWS Clam Chondcr 15-oi. Con 29 J.