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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medforo, Ore., Thursday, August 14, 1951 7 IF YOU'RE NOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! U.S. GRADED 'CHOICE' STEER BLADE CUT fpfW Swift Premium Brand M nun Old Fashioned SLICED OR CHUNK Same Low Price ?tu ZJgm Meat Prices in this ad good through Sat., Aug. 16, 1958 U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER Arm' Bone Roast Search Resumes For (Bodies off Two Youths in Hoover U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER -SLICED FREE $1.19 Can MYSTIC FOAM UPHOLSTERY and RUG CLEANER (Cleans a 9x12 rug) when you buy this Mystic Foam ALL FABRIC CLEANER. FREE COUPON ON PAGE 9 this edition. GROCETERIA Fountain Lunch Srrnoo BREADED VEAL CUTLET DINNER Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Vegetable Salad, Roll, Butter, Coffee, Tea or Milk. Choice of Soup or Dessert. Golden Orange Loyer Cake 15e a la mode 20c Marshmallow Sundae 20c Deluxe 30c Jello Salad, Whipped Cream Ice Cold Watermelon '. 25c iver 1?: U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER eeir u o OCEAN FRESH DEEP WATER FILLET unin n ii our Red Repeat Special -Sorry We Ran Out Last Weekl dirapp it U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER -WASTE FREE BONED AND ROLLED PILLSBURY LOAF CAKE MIX PILLSBURY LOAF SIZE FROSTING MIX 1 Package of Each BOTH FOR 40c VALUE -SAVE 7c Cross Rib Roast HORMEL DAIRY BRAND OR SWIFT'S PREMIUM Boned & Rolled Fully Cooked F3a m Steero Cubes H"le!!. Shasta WeltMe ,."r Pa!, Saladettes M-D Tissue Sanitary Napkins Canned Beverages Grape Drink AlU-TlMUm fOII , 7 , 1 - (Salad Macaroni) "V 23' p;:2..,89' 6 - 59 r 35 35' 47 (Groceteria Fresh Produce TTMA At Their Peak for Flavor Now Ripened on the Vine LOCAL CANTALOUPES " Fresh From the Beebe Produce Farms at Central Poinl - 6cib. CRUNCHY FRESH GREEN bunch . O For a Nice Large Family Size Bunch RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS Fresh and Crisp Local Crop Bunch Better Take Advantage of the Many Wonderful Foods in Season Now! PEACHES PLUMS MANGOES V ISSSSw From Hawa" PINEAPPLE ; NECTARINES 1 ' NEW CROP APPLES CASABA HONEYDEW PERSIAN CRANSHAW WATERMELONS ROMAINE RED LEAF OAK LEAF AUSTRALIAN Melons Lettuce LOCAL PEPPERS ' LOCAL CORN LOCAL BEANS DILL WEED PICKLING ONIONS GARLIC RED PEPPERS LOCAL SQUASH By United Press International Search resumed this morn ing for the bodies of two On tario, Ore., youth who were among four persons drowned in the treacherous Snake river near here Wednesday. The four drowned in two sep arate tragedies. Skin divers from Idaho and Oregon began a search at dawn for the bodies of Martin Maillion, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maillion, and Charles Thomas, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Thomas, who drowned while swim ming in the waters of the muddy Snake on the Idaho Oregon border. Skin divers Wednesday night recovered the bodies of Boise contractor Earl Allen, Awl & RESIGNING effective Sept 1, Arthur Larson, special White House assistant, says he will continue as special consultant to President 44, and his business associate Gerald Zimmerman, 35, also Boise. They were swept to their deaths late Wednesday near Nyssa, Ore., when their small boat capsized. Two oth er Boise men accompanying the victims were rescued from the river. They were Mike Cahoun and Tom Doyle. Seo Youths Disappear Barry Belisle, a 10-year-old Ontario youth, said that while swimming near Dobbs island about a mile north of Ontario's city limits he saw the Maillion and Thomas youths disappear under the water. Oregon state police re ported that the youngsters apparently stepped off a 30 foot underwater shelf and were swept to their deaths in the undertow. . After the bodies of Allen and Zimmerman were recov ered, skin divers turned to the search for the bodies of the two youngsters. However, the search was called off at 10:30 Wednesday night be cause the divers were having trouble seeing despite the fact that the area was lighted by emergency power. Allen and Zimmerman lost their lives when their boat capsized and they were pulled under the water by undercur rents. Doyle also was pulled under but was saved by a Caldwell boater, Robert Bee ment. He dove from his boat and pulled Doyle to safety. He said he could not locate the other two men under the water. " , The four Boise men had life preservers in the boat with them, but they had not put them on when they start ed downstream in the small craft. tNr (if g-.'ggjgjjj PLEADING INNOCENT to child desertion charges, Rich ard Readdy, 26, Shamokin, Pa, stable groom and wife re turn to jail cell in Tulsa, Okla., to await trial op. charges they swapped their baby son, Paul, for small pickup truck. , Dr. Wilson Named YMCA Director Dr. Frank Wilson, 34 Port land ave., was selected to serve on the Young Men's Christian association board of directors at the monthly meeting this week. Wilson, a Medford dentist, has been active in YMCA af fairs for the past year. He was cochairman of the "Y" fireworks show and is chair man pf the boys club work committee. An active member of the Crater Lions club, he has served them as chairman of the sports fair and is the cur rent president of the club. Other positions he presently holds are chairman of the United Medfqrd Crusade pro fessional division, and secre tary of the dental society. A graduate of Oregon State college and University of Ore gon, Wilson is married and has three children. He has re sided in the Rogue valley for three years. In other action, the board decided that the employment 1 15 Local Girls to Leave for Y Camp Fifteen girls are scheduled tr leave for the Youne Men's Christian association Diamond lake camp Friday, Aug. 15. The eroun will leave the iYMCA at noon and spend three days at camp, wmie there they will be under the direction of camp director Herb Partridge; leaders, Mrs. Herb Partridge and Mrs. Betty Grissom. Cook for the gins will be Mrs. Naomi Haviland. The girls attending will be the Misses Cherie Aldrich, Lae Lonnie Staggers, An gelika Bailey, Susan Elmgren, Nancy Elmgren, Dena Griggs, Geraldine Hines, Sharon Hale, Perry McGarry, Susan Tins ley, Cheryl Hutton, Rhonda Hess, Riley McHugh, Kathie Brown and Susan Gordon. . The group will return by 2 p.m. Sunday. of a physical director will b done as soon as possible. Two applicants are currently being considered and it is hoped that the selection can be made by the commencement of the school year. be sure to ask for p CHEETOS o BAR-B-Q FRITOS Ideal for Picnics or Snacks Family Cake & Cookie Co. L. S. (Stan) Tiegs, Distributor Talent Ph. KE 5-2775
