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Thirty in Pattern 9 9 . Even, one of these motifs will .lend garment or linen mart touch. Use contrasting colors. : , These motifs look like: ap plique they're just cross- titch with a touch of utcn- ery,! Pattern 7082: thirty mo- . tifs from 1V4 x 1 to 8 x 64 v Send TH iMf-l ire cents (coins);, for this pattern add 10 cents tor each pattern . for lst-claes mailing. Send . to Alice Brooks', care of Medford . Mail; '.Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P.O; Box 163, Old Chelsea Station , New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly ' M A M E, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. JUST OUT!. Our 1961 Needlecraft Book. Over ' 12.1 designs for, home furnishings. for fashions knit, crochet, ' embroider, weave, sew, quilt toys, gifts, bazaar Items. FRE& six designs for popu lar veil cap. Quick send 25c TODAY. 1 . t . . j Classic Trio Suit or separates?" The choice Is yours with 1 this EASY SEW trlol The relaxed line ii Summer's favprite-r see how It highlights contrast bound jacket and scalloped overblouse. im'hi' uv !'-' Printed Pattern 9004:' Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. See pattern for yardages. ' Send T h I r t y f 1 t cants (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mal Tribune, Pattern . Dept., 232 West 18th st.,. New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 100 FASHION FINDS the best, newest;' most beautiful Printed Patterns for Spring Summer, 1961. See them all in our brand-new Color Cata log. Send 35c nowl . ISLAND COST , Washington - Cost to the U.S. of the Virgin Islands was about $29 million, three times the price of Alaska. The Islands cover only 133 square miles while Alaska has, 586, 400 square miles. '' ' WANTED SCRAP IRON , CAST IRON -. , COPPER BRASS Aluminum Batteries 442 North Fir Phoni SP 3-5473 9004Vl J 10-10 V'J .. f,'.. SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1981 Legal Opposition Position Noted By Peter Gunnar Grants Pass - The Republi can party at the federal level has the hard, job of "being proper legal opposition" for the next four years, accord ing to Peter Gunnar, Salem, chairman' of the Western Re publican State Chairman's as sociation, who spoke in Grants Pass last night. "This task is particularly difficult in foreign affairs," he remarked. 'We Republicans must con stantly make it completely clear that in foreign, affairs our president acts with the support of all Americans, re gardless of party," Gunnar emphasised. " "On the other hand, we have a duty to the American people to discuss openly and frankly our foreign policy in the making," Gunnar said. Republican Duty ' "This is a Republicn duty now because half of the peo ple voted, for the Republican conduct and concepts in for eign affairs," he said. - Many Americans, and I am. one of them, join Sen. Thrust on B.'Morton.'Ropublican Na tional Committee chairman, in a deep; concern over the pro posed .' coalition solution in Laos. History shows clearly that ' neutralist coalitions which'1, include ' totalitarian agents,' whether Communist or Fascist, quickly are over come by those enemies of freedom. Every U.S. expert on the scene opposes this solu tion," Gunnar said. . - i ? Gunnar presented the Jose phine county precinct workers with certificates, of achieve ment In . I960 signed by former, vice president Rich ard Nixon, National Chairman Morton, Gov. Mark Hatfield. Josephine County Chairman W..T, Plummer and Gunnar. Linfield Receives Foundation Grants ' : McMInnville-Elght Linfield college science students will benefit from two ' grants re cently made, available to the college through the National Science Foundation. One grant for S1.220 comes under the UnderffrnriuntA in dependent Study Program of NbF. Throuin this ornnt flue physics Students will work on atudent research. projects. Lln- neia is the only institution in. the Pacific; Noi-thwest ito receive such a grant. , The other Brant was receiv ed oy, Linfield Research Insti tute as an NSF supplemental grant for summer work for two Linfield physics students ana . one Linfield biology stu dent. The students may now earn $180 during the aca-demic-year and .$600 during summers .each ; year at LRI. Value of this NSF grant is 4,130. .. , ;. ji; Greyhound Agents Attend Course ' ' Twenty-five Greyhound Bus line agents and sales represen tatives recently attended an all-day ; "schooling" on the line's services nnri marimba convey information about them to the public. The school was held at the Medford hotel, i Representatives from south ern Oregon and northern Cali fornia attended the travel pro motion ; session. Instructing was done by O. W. Gerfin, regional sales manager; G. R. Hammond,- city sales man ager; I. L. Carew and G. C. Teeling, district sales repre sentatives. Bus line officials nredicteri neaunv lncrensp" In nenrt. ed and individual vacation tours, both to and from north ern and central California this year.- Movements of merchandise by Greyhound continues to be one of the company's most rapidly-Erowins clals said. ... ' Paint With The Wonderful Painls... So Easy SH GREEN STAMPS, TOOI Medford Paint & Wallpaper Store tfi 4 Holty Across From CO. ' m' m VasUasLl THUNDERBIRD MARKET This new supermarket hat 24,000 sq. ft. of shop ping space plus 3,000 sq. ft. an the balcony for offices. It has 1, acres of y ground, Including black top parkins space for 300 cars! Opened January 15th, an investment of $750,000 the Thunder bird employs 50 people. Further expansion is planned. It is located on West Main In Medford. lip mm , M.VtSlaT'1'' ljJIJllJ-fe. i If - - STANDARD INSURANCE BUILDING; Located on East Main street in Medford, the new Standard Buildina has 1 6,000 sq. ft. of floor space plus otl-street park- kw. fna for 76 cars. Offices ; can be finished to ten- 2T" ant's speclfictlons. All materials used were bought locally. There were 12 carloads of lum ber and over 100 local r ' products used In i con ''" (l y traction ;; H.i ,.i THUNDERBIRD MOTEL An investment of $500, 000 in Medford this year t(.e. .nW .ThgndirbirrJ Motel has 50 modern - units and covert en area -1 a.L. - 'Ik. f I.. vi inrstj eicnii ir is in Medford on South River- I side and employs 10 peo- v pie. A swimming pool is Included in this huge complex, tar i Sail's &U.rJseaiti2LU.J rfs lam mmmM HIP. ' 1 -' -i i i c m.J I II MtSffXffMIIIMlllSI iiiiK. illib M IL.. iP(iiitos ojwaefeayirew"' tt ' , ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' t , ! it,' t , . A - ' 'i v I ' 1 .1 ( , I I I , ' mi m ?-rt ' ' , s . - ,iwisA tt t xi. Himiiif I . 1 1 Lyiteii"- Jjtii T v 'Jlui.il ii""1" MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORECON ... - SAMBO'S PANCAKES Recently opened. In Med ford, Simbo'i Pancakei h leafing capacity for 100 ai well ai a large parking area. Sambo s on South . Riverside next to the new Thunderblrd Ma in, employi 20 people. Four familiei have moved to Medford. Sambo's have fix pancake housei in V California this is the first one in Oregon. 1 ' - - ' (if v3 NEWBERRY'S DEPARTMENT STORE The new J. J. Newberry . wpmpinr srore in rne v; Mentord Shopping Center , , has a main floor space of ;?::! 35,000 sq. ft., will em ,. ploy 75 people. The rag handsome new building it v . "S T 'he latest design with , miny innovations and fa- st& cillhes for easy, convenl- ent snopping. it will not 43t replace the present down- ; . . ' ..- & I r . I """7 i o r . s which employs 21 people. DOUGLAS SERVICE STATIONS New business, new pay rolls for Southern Oregon an now being realised with the introduction of Douglas Service Stations. A large independent com pany with headquarters in Los Angeles, Douglas sta tions operated only in California until last year. Now there are two sta tions In Medford, with ethers In Ashland, Grant . Pau and Klamath Falls. Fast-growing Medford and the Rogue River Valley salute our Realtors and; Associates during Look around! Southern Oregon is growing! New buildings and homes reflect the pulse of the community add vigor to our fast-expanding economy! In a very real way the vision and hard work of our Realtors spurs this remarkable growth. The Mail Tribune, on behalf of this community, salutes our 36 Realtors and 28 Associates during National Realtor Week, il 23-29. ONLY A FEW BIG, NEW BUILDINGS ARE SHOWN HERE. THERE ARE MANY MOREI Some are in the first phases of con struction. As an example, clearing is now underway for the huge ALPINE VILLAGE . . . a V2 million dollar investment in - Medford at Central and Jackson. Construction of this motel ' resort will begin in May. Included wil Ibe 65 motel units (40 more are proposed for the future); swimming pool; practice t golf range; service station; flower and gift shop; beauty and barber shop; men's and women's apparel shops; sporting goods store; candy store; drug store,- and an automatic dry ( cleaning and laundry. Shakey's Pizza Parlor will seat 140 people,- the Chuck Wagon will seat 280 people! THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MR Of Htm S 1-Mil
