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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1960)
.... . T , ,.y,,:wr , . T:- WV J in v v li-1; U ( , . f. p.iWiiJf-ij&rx t.;4 n , 'Www' I X': & hp' ft Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Rohl, Keno, Ore., were in Mod ford last week to do some Christmas shopping. They are shown above as they looked for change for the parking meter. Mr Rohl has been an employee of California Oregon Power company for 17 years. Three young women, coalless in the chilly late'afternoon hours, wear thoughtful expressions as they cross Central avenue to get to their destination. They were unaware that their picture was being taken. . , i MedfordTribune- MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1960 Winter Street Scenes Post office employee Lloyd Miles, at left, was waiting for the light to change as he was de livering parcel post packages in downtown Med ford when this picture was taken. Postman Miles lives with his wife and son at 205 Portland avo., Medford. Medford High school students Candy Kellenboror and Danny Sieg are shown at right as they strolled up. Main street after, school one. day last week, trying to get ideas for their Christ mas gift lists, Danny is a senior, Candy a sophomore. ! - . m in 6 4 N 4 A Mrs. Edgar Sims, above, another Christ mas shopper, had ust about all the packages she could carry as the camera caught her waiting for the light at the corner of Main and Bartlett streets. Mrs. Sims and her husband operate Sims Cycle and Hobby Shop in Medford. V, , S Michael Shawn Kelly, four month - old son of. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Kelly, Grants Pass, had a big smile for his mother as they got out of the car in downtown Medford last Wednesday. Mr. Kelly is i an employee of the U. S. Forest Service. If It W I HI ' .UT W MPT ' Window shorjoers last Tuesday in Mod- . as'TZL.t ford were Miss Patti Clave, left, and fnend Miss Leto Sheperd, who, like everyone else that day, were mindful of -J the cold wind. Miss Sheperd protects her ears (and hairdo) with both hands as the pair look in a ewelry store window. Off j ' &tkj& -'mm ft ' J ?'n 21 I t r l 'It IV "iS'i ;;' ' .-I i '"'7 ' ' I f v Id 1 .i, V VJ V'
