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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1958)
uuiJDffvSy W I u .- Throughout the holidays, your grocer is featuring luscious Hi-C i i i Fruit Drinks not carbonated, vitamin C enriched, economical and Hi-C. fruit Drinks not carbonated, vitamin C enricl onvenient. Trelt the youngsters and yourselto I QoOo Sweepstakes Game 2001 chances to have your name drawn and win one of these prizes HERES ALL YOU DO... Hi-C FRUIT DRINKS WILL TELECAST THE FABULOUS Tournament of Roses Parade ON JANUARY L 1959, OVER THE NBC NETWORK Simply guess within 50 the number of horses appearing In this parade. The com mentators Roy Neal and Betty White will furnish you with valuable clues during the telecast. This is a drawing not a contest) No skill no writing ability needed. Noth ing to buy. Any entry received, guessing the number of horses within 50 in this parade, puts your name In the drawing it's simple and easyl ENTRIES MUST IE POSTMARKED NOT LATER THAN JANUARY 10, 1959. 200I Prizes in ALL ! The first 2001 names drawn will win one of these prizes in the following order: First 100 Names a Bicycle Next 100 Names a Transistor Radio Next 75 Names a Flash Camera Next 150 Names a Fishing Rod Next 300 Names a Set of Books Next 500 Names a Doll Next 776 Names a Puppet iw valuable I ' i r viwumw-c I I 3 I ' I iNiicMie I Use an official entry blank at your grocer's. Send all entries to: Hi-C, P.O. I0X 38 MoMit Vttvsjsj N. Y. Winner will bt notified by mill. Utt of winners will be on file at Minute Mtid Corporation, Orlando. norida.TMsSwMpstakosvoidinFlortda, Nebraska, New Jersey, Oku, Wisconsin, and any other state or locality where prohibited, taied or restricted by law. Otherwise all persons in the United States, its territories and possessions may enter oscept employees ot Minute Maid Corporation and its advertisinf (fontles. IBardot flilll When she failed at ballet, BB decided she was ugly. (Continued) fight with a group of people. Afraid this might harm her pretty face, the director wanted a stunt girl. Brigitte insisted on doing it herself. During her last visit to Spain, friends in vited her for a week end at a bull ranch outside Madrid. When one of them kiddingly dared Brigitte to go into the ring and try her luck with a young bull, she accepted. In spite of being nearly gored a couple of times, she stayed in the ring until her friends dragged her away. "She's just as brave behind the kitchen stove," Sascha Distel assured me, then readily admitted that he had never even suspected her of having any culinary ambi tions. When I had asked Brigitte about it in Paris, she told me that her mother had taught her to cook when she was a little girl. Apparently Sascha has reawakened the domestic instinct in her, because she has cooked a number of meals for him "and they were all excellent." Sascha first met Brigitte two and a half years ago, when his record company cut disks of Brigitte softly retelling the story of "And God Created Woman" to the back ground music from the film. Sascha, incidentally, insisted he is not just "a guitarist," as the papers reported, but "the No. 1 guitar player in France. And I make a very good living. That's why Brigitte and I got so upset when reporters insisted our romance was just publicity to help me. I don't need it, and I don't need Brigitte's money. I do all right on my own." He did admit, however, that they got engaged because "the papers reported we were at odds. This cut off the rumors." Sascha was a bit more vague about who ateBP.' fmn yivMmAptQim imtm nun auan.,nKin .m j tiitsMfieyjMenii iufjeg;4u .1 Please Pardon My Virtu Despite the sneezes I have sped off, I've never really "sneezed my head off." No fault of sneezes they're unmatched. Just shows how well my head's attached. Richard Armour John was a bright youngster who'd never evidenced any trouble in school until his December report card was deliverer!. His father read it disapprovingly. "What hap pened, son? Not nearly as good as last month. Too much excitement over the holidays?" "Well, you know how it is, Dad," the boy explained. "Everything's marked doum after Christmas." Some families wait until after New Year's "Could we borrow some of your to takc down the Christinas tree; others ... have children. guesrt i vsurs aian r snow up! Frank O'Brien Family Weekly, December 2S, I95 I
