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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1961)
Lindsay OLIVES 4 Medium Size N. 1 Can ALCOA 25 Foot Roll ALUMINUM FOIL MO 100 Foot Roll g. gm c ZEE WAX PAPER.... 23 S3 CALGON 16-ox. package CALGON ITE 20-ci. package BUTTE FALLS SCENIC AREA A small rodent," Perkins reports. Signs have been scenic area nas Deen opened in me Bune posiea to aireci ihe puoxic 10 me area, auoui Falls district o the Rogue River National 13 miles southeast of Butte Falls on the forest, according to Randall Perkins, district Butte Falls-Fish Lake road. A new quarter ranger. Shown above is one of a scries of mile trail has been built from the road to beaver dams on Skeeter creek, southeast the scenic area. This is one of several such of Butte Falls. The area is said to provide scenic areas to be developed for public outstanding examples of beaver dams, lod- use and enjoyment In the district, the ranger ges, and damage caused by "this gnawing adds. Medford JIIITribune SECTION B MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1961 PAGES 1 to 8 Holy Week in Spain Filled With Centuries Old Pageantry Madrid - IUPII - Spain's Holy Week beginning today is fill ed with centuries old pagen try combining the singing of Flamenco and the "payment" of sins by carrying crosses, walking on knees and walk ing with chains. .It is a serious week in Spain, a deeply religious Catholic country. But it is a week that is unique. In almost every city through out the country there is a pa rade, some more colorful than others and with local twists but all . based on the same theme-the atonement of sins. Men and women march in the parades with long, flow- .f TIME TO SEND t YOUR EASTER CLOTHES K A "tO - jfiL NU-WAY CLEANERS $ !fK SANITONE yf J t. DRY CLEANING W ine robes and tall, nnintpri hats that cover their faces. Some are dressed in purple, others in black or white. Some walk with Inner heavy chains tied to their ikics. utners carry huge crosses on their backs and some even make the march on their knees. Many are barefoot and by the end of the march nnrtipulnrlv if ihnv are walking with chains, their lootsteps on the cobbled streets leave blood. Won t Be Recognized Thl hat-mask pnvprincr ihn . to - face is worn so the sinner will not be recognized and his "atonement" will be known only by God and himself. The long parade is made at Slow walk, with drums nnrl sometimes trumpets playing a aeatn march. On the shoul ders of a number of men the local rcDlica of the .Virgin Jesus or some other saint, is carried. This usually includes an altar, plus the statue, and it takes as many as 20 men to carry it. Probablv the most famnuc of the statues is thp "Rlaplr Christ" of the gypsies of Sev ille, rnis lile-Uke figure, made from black wood, is car ried through the streets of Triana, the gypsy section of aeviue. Sings Devotion When these sfafnps nro par. ried through the streets, a spectator occasionally will de tach himself from Hip rrnwn and sing his devotion to the virgin, or Jesus, in "cante jondo" (deep singing) Flamen co. The thousands (hat lino the streets, the marchers and the drums or trumpets, all re main silent as he sings. When he finishes, he is applauded, the drums resume and the march continues. Let us show you how we can restore new life to last season's clothes! We get out all the dirt, so colors regain their sparkle. Our Soft-Set finish rejuvenates the fabric, so it looks and feels like new. Let us Sanitone-clean your Easter war drobe now, before the last-minute rush! Convenient Parking Right It the Door Try Our CUSTOM LAUNDERED SHIRTS Fit Better Look Better Feel Belter H. D. CHRISTENSEN 601 E. Main St. Ph. SP 2-9169 CP Lions Club Plans Bulb Sale Central Pnint-A lirhf hnlh sale for residents of thp On. tral Point area is scheduled Ihursday, April 6, between o.du and h:ju p.m., sponsored by the Central Point Lions club. Club officials have annnnnp. cd that Drocceds will hp uepH for the Lions Club Sight and Blind program. The light bulbs are pack aged six to a carton, including two 60-watt, two 75-watl, and two 100-watt bulbs. The West inghouse sauare "eve savpr" bulbs will sell for $1.75 per carton. U1UM 10 inn. nana Ur 11 B WMVV w . w eHMHM fe. H (v Chefs Frozen I MEAT PIES pl A Real Time-Saver for the Busy Easter Week I HI If REGULAR 29c EACH PI I I Beef Chicken Turkey , I I M s. Save56 SV Wl a -" At;''.". Legion Auxiliary Head Attends Course Mrs. Maxinc V. Bigalow, state president of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary, Mcd- ford, recently completed an instructor's course in civil and defense mobilization at the Western Instructor Train ing center, Alameda, Calif The week-long coursj fea tured Individual and family survival, the national shelter plan, radiological, chemical and biological warfare de fense and workshops on basic civil defense. Mrs. Bigalow is now quali fied to assist local civil de fense officials in the develop ment of the training program COMMISSION GIVES IN Washincton -'I'Pli- The Civil War Centennial commission capitulated to President Ken nedy s frontal assault Satur dav and agreed to hold its na tional assembly meeting In a desegregated U. S. Naval base j Big prizes in Groceteria's TREASURE HUNT 20 GROCERY ORDERS worth 5 each I - Plus - AJS 25 BARBECUED 7 CHICKENS V Hot From the Oven! Just come in, see if your name Ii one of 45 NAMES selected at random from the Medford, Ashland and Vicinity phone book. THESE NAMES ARE POSTED ON SHELVES THROUGHOUT GRO- CETERIAI If you find your name you will receive a $5.00 Grocery Order or Barbecued Fryers FREEI You need not buy to win). Come in, look for your namel CIO Vi gallon for only Giant Size Lucky Winners in the $5.00 Free Grocery Treasure Hunt Regular 75 Paul W. Garren, 1 575 Grand Avi., Medford Maj. Gen. J. H. Hicks, 40 S. Modoc, Medford T. D. Keys, 4840 Hope Drive, Central Point Mrs. Buma Nicks, 122 Laurel St., Ashland H. B. Connell, 240 Connell Ave., Medtord Roy Johnson, 718 W. Main, Medford Floyd C. Crosslin, 3000 Barbara, Ashland W. C. Dcgerness, 520 Dakota, Modtord H. A. Huntley, 2179 Crater Lake Ave., Medford M. M. Snider, 406 Barnes Ave., Medford. Manloy Jacobson, Pumico Lane, White City Prentice C. Petty, Rt. 1, Box 344J, Gold Hill C. D. Kendall, Upper Applcgata Road Raymond S. Wise, 1600 Stratford Way, Medford Leonard M. Chestnut, 2747 Hilsinger Road, Phoenix L. L. Lawrence, Highway 238, Gold Hill Mae Lowe, 109 S. 2nd St., Talent Ralph R. Weiss, 343 Lindcro Ave., Medford Paul W. Barlow, 1203 E. Main, Medford Save THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS SAVE 26 SIXTH and GRAPE OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK! LOTS OF FREE PARKING! Be sure to watch Gratchen Wade on Friendship Circf 4 p.m. Thursday and see Two Faces West Thurs day night at 8:30 KBES-TV. WE'RE ALWAYS GLAD TO CASH YOUR PAYCHECK! ic GROCETERIA FRESH PRODUCE A BIG BOWL OF HOT SOUP OR STEW IS MIGHTY TASTYI HARRARlT Solid, new-Crisp and Tender . CARROTS Si1 PARSNIPS SSL,, RUTABAGAS TSffi Your Choice 7c lb. Hi ONIONS liZ 3-lb. bag 19c SHRIMP PORK DINNERS FRIED RICE E 69 j 45c frozen LARGE FRANKS From Medford Meal Co. GROUND CHUCK Groceteria's Lean & Tasty The Finest! U.S.D.A. CHOICE LAMB CHOPS imall jjprA Loin l Serve a wonderful meal this evening that you don't have to cookl 0 GROUND ROUND Real Lean From the Groceteria! BARBECUED CHICKENS From The GROCETERIA At Groceteria you can actually watch your Dinner Cooking! And what a dinner! Plump tender chickent. dripping with flavor, ilowly revolving over even heat until they're mag nificently barbecued to an appotixing golden brown What a meal if will make and it's a meal you don't have to cook! Let your Groceteria do the barbecuing, you just do the eating! Treat your family to delicious barbecued chicken from Gro ceteria Serve It with criipy French Friei and I Fresh areen Salad s 39 each near Charleston, S. C.
