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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1959)
MAIL TRIBUNE, Mriford, Or. Wednesday, July 1, 1959 Recreational Events Told For Summer "Tips in Sports," is twice--week presentation on radio station KYJC in connection with the Medford city sum mer recreation program. The program is broadcast each Monday and Thursday at 5:23 p.m. It includes inter views with famous sports per sonalities and recreational news. The city recreational slate now is offering arts, crafts and playground games at Hawthorne and Union Street parks. Children ages 9 to 12 years are invited to the Hawthorne activity from 1 to 5 p m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Mothers are asked to save "treasures" such as spools, small boxes and beads for the arts and crafts work. Union street pro gram Is from 1 to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays. Softball 1 Organization and practice of girls softball teams is be ing held daily from 8:30 a.m. until noon at Hawthorne dia mond under direction of Miss Barbara Stamper. Girls from 11 to 18 years may take part and intramural games are planned until regular teams can be made up. Tejinis school is progress ing from 7 a.m. to noon, Mon day through Frday, at Med ford High school and Mo Loughlin Junior High school tennis courts. Robert Huff is in charge. Instruction, prac tice and matches are offered for a $1 registration fee. Recreation baseball for age groups 8-10 and 11-12 will , begin . Monday, July 6, at -Washington, Hoover and Jackson Grade school and Hawthorne park diamonds. Jefferson and Wilson Grade school diamonds will open on Tuesday. Telescope in Orbit Considered Washington- (UPD - The gov ernment has ordered studies aimed at putting a 50-inch telescope into orbit around the earth to explore secrets of the universe now hidden from man. Such- a telescope, with ad justments for seeing in ultra violet light and Gamma x-radi-ation, would reveal views screened out by the earth's dusty atmosphere. The National Science foun dation said Tuesday night the studies art being made by the Kitt Peak National observa tory near Tucson, Ariz., with a $160,000 NSF grant. The work is being done in cooper ation with the National Aero nautics and Space adminis tration. 'Preliminary findings indi cate the telescope, orbiting aboard a satellite several thousand miles up would have a working lifetime of five to 10 years, the NSF said. Morse, lleuberger, Porter Praise Epps Washington-flJPD-Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) said Tuesday that David C. Epps "will long be remembered by Democrats not only . in Oregon but throughout the nation" for his work as state chairman of the Central Committee of the Oregon Democratic party. -Morse recalled that Epps, who died in Salem Monday night, was a former student and a "true friend of many years." Sen. Richard Neuberger (D- Ore.) said Epps "will have an enduring place in the chron icles of our state because of his unselfish and ' devoted service as a member of the legislative interim committee on Indian affairs, which did so much to help solve the Klamath Indian reservation question with such success." Rep. Charles O. Porter CD- Ore.) described the Oregon Democratic leader as a man who always "gave more than he asked ... he fought hard but he never held grudges." American Dentist Dies in Cairo Fall Cairo -(UPD-Dr. William E. Driskell, longtime resident American dental surgeon here, fell to his death Tues day from his fourth floor clinic on one of the busiest streets in downtown Cairo. Driskell, 66, whose patients once included former Kings Fouad and Farouk, fell from the balcony of the clinic which he also used as a home. Police are investigating. Driskell, from Portland, Ore., came to Egypt about 40 years ago and has lived here ince. . ' - . SIXTH AND GRAPE 9 FREE PARKING FOR NEARLY 100 CARS SHOP TONIGHT Thursday and Friday FOR July 4th Weekend So that our staff members may fittingly observe this traditional holiday, the Groceteria will remain CLOSED SATURDAY Please do your shopping ahead for this holiday, and bo sure to enjoy the week end yourself, ; just as Groceteria employees will. OPEN SUNDAY AS USUAL 9am. io 9p.m. 4tb of July BONUS from your GROCETERIA Ml 1 DOZEN (12) fa) Chocolate Covered Ice Milk Confection raHE WafEi ?3.0 - PUKCIHIASE on one (day! SHOP YOUR GROCETERIA THIS WEEK END FOR YOUR 4th OF JULY OUTING AND GET A TREAT OF 12 SNIDER'S BARS FREE IF YOUR ORDER COMES TO $10.00 OR MORE! FLAVOR AID Assorted Flavors SAVE 10c NEW! Hungry Jack ALL PURPOSE 1 FLOUR m m v a ' A a a. van camp no. 300 can fl I tint r (Rog. 229e) 223' 46-ox. 35 24 can 25 H.B.C. All-American (5 dozen cookies) Schilling Pork & Beans Tang Orange Drink Hi-C Orange Beverage Hi Ho Crackers f 3J.B. Instant Coffee Pork & Beans ." Assorted Cookies Instant Potatoes Chicken or Turkey Borden's Mayonnaise Concord Chunk Tuna N. w . 29 Reynold's Aluminum Foil Blue Bell Barbecue Chips Zee White Paper Napkins Zee Waxed Paper Zee Paper Towels Jelly Glasses (Reg. 35c pkg.) Lyndon Boned SVi-ox. glass jar quart 100-fr. roll 13 pint size WYANDOTTE OLIVES Reg. 27c Can LARGE RIPE OR SELECT PITTED Demonstration Friday shop m . MORE FOtfD, MORE Kmfm " FUN! PAY LESS! ' Jy JHHHi 10 1 00'- a : 1 "Pj W wi 1U ' Snider", or J-9 ? . MJ)V f 2 0fi HB AH Flavor 1 1 ' 1 1 592 -1.00.: . ;flL fifeiS-4-1.(Hk: J0mb. 3-pk SAVI -Lg Sj . I, HQ S. ill I -.io' u ja i&imp, ... g 2 -39's S Sg. iflffle If . Jumbo roll H SAVE L j VMrl Styec W , u $ ' "s?5rf's Doien SHASTA BEVERAGES ": Assortld Flavors 6 Carton FluhreKs Hamburger or Wiener Buns PKG. OF 8
