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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL 2B. 19S2 I SWANSDOWN " I j ANGEL CAKE MIXES I Strawberry, limon A F f( fCtf I I 1 I Chip, Hawaiian j 0 sW I VW 1 I lin'''n , ' ij. ,ni;iiin ,11,1 j.uilL4fc!!!roCTKnimmin8 l.H'iiiiiniiIZ 2 HAIR BRUSH SET SUNKIST BASE 6-OZ. CAN Nylon bristles With Matching Comb Reg. $1.29 " Jf II M '. Ill '. II I' M 1 1 IM I ISS I H Hf M Uf Lemonade 7 99 OR Orange 699 Guard your child's health with Penntest CHILDREN'S VITAMINS c J 50 Tablets (jQD ( I Meoti U.S. Govt. Iffk l requirements mif B 7 U.S. No. POT AT US lb. bag Fresh, solid,, green heads CABBAGE RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS PEANUTS Salted in the shell lb. LAWN SEEDlhundcrbird's own mixture 3 .,b.9 bun. 5 39 ibs. 99 x33a5ifflt ft I li itfn3i .jr i ."!??: mimntaniiatnnw im HBtfatttttm HTyHtf-taiii rt It (tlttlTtifi t rm Hafitti 1 lmm li tint it(ffi imfmt frTTT i TnT. . i . ii H h iTrri iririfii REG. 59c BOXER STYLE BOYS' SHORTS REG. $18.95 UNIVERSAL AIRFLOW HAIR DRYE1 REG. $2.95 VAGABOND VINYL AIR MATTR Sizes 2-6x Assorted Patterns for i Self Adjusting Hood Warm or Cool Heats With Pillow 27"x72" Size ll88 JOYFUL Mb. Pkg. APPLESAUCE No. 303 Can DELRICH All lfAA4lU 4-Cube IfinilUflllBllla nauie BOOTHS FRESH FROZEN FISH STICKS O-SO GOOD EGO NOODLE 59 for for GHIRARDELLI CHOCOLATE CHIP 6-oz. pkg. FLICKETTE FIRESIDE FIO BARS Fsh Delicious DIAMOND A CUT BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS .. 303 SANITARY NAPKINS KOTEX REG. $2.98 SHORT RA CASUAL SHIRT REG. $3.98 50-FT. 3-TUBE SOAKER HOSE Regular, Super, Slender Line REG. $2.98 SHORT RAGLAN SLEEVE ASS'T COLORS Box of 12 8 7 8-., pkg. 20 2-lb. pkg. 30 as - 20 Mb. pkg. 30 7 , 00 20 -s 57 Can Zipper Crew Neck, Double Fleeced Sizes Sm., Med., Lg., XLg. 544 $99 Cm Also Can Be Used as a Sprinkler fil VIG0R0 I B -79 289 M Pink I MEN'S AND BOYS' LOW GUT TENUIS SHOES Heavy Rubber Non-skid Sole Machine Washable Reg. $3.98 $1399 pr. STOCKTON FRUIT TIDBITS 23c MEADOWBROOK CREAMERY BUTTER , 59c ,93c THUNDERBIRD SLICED BREAD Wheat 22'2-Oi. Loaf TUNA 4 CATS ..6'2-Oi. Can 3 29c HORMEL'S PICFEET ,J3c WESTERN STYLE HARTZ BEER .........n-o. eotti. 6 for 79c !e" REG. $1.98 500 COUNT FILLER PAPER S1.49 REG. S6.98 METAL ADJUSTABLE IRONING BOARD S4.88 REG. $1.65 20-FOOT BARBECUE EXTENSION GORD $1.27 REG. 40c KENT FLASHLIGHT v BATTERIES 19c REG. 19c SILICONE IRONING BOARD COVER 57c REG. S8.95 EVERAIN OSCILLATING LAWN SPRINKLER 83.99 IttflfTT TTTT I 8tw"Mm;'"e SLUMBER JACK ESUMO PMTUU I MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE pfimi tari ft VACUUM i SLEEPING BAG AIR COOLER SPORT SHIRTS ICNUIL IHDLCI I AICAUCD 4-b- Celacloud . 2 Speeds I ft-. Wa.h-N-Wear j 1 ULELHRE.lt II 1 36"x83"Size Built-in Water Control I tif$E$UF Dan River . I 8"x10"Si 1 R.n UOQS 'I Flannel lining 1 Multi-Blade Blower Hl3riwf - I- c I 1 i mtk ' ,0" Zipper j . wt' Me" ig" ' I 49c W W I Use Our Lay Away Plan j $18.95 P j USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN j MMWHM $3.98 U REG. 25c RUBBER TIP REG. 1.00 GILLETTE PUSH BUTTON 6 OZ. o BOB PINS 2 , 25 0 SUPER BLADES 66 0 SUPER SHAVE 37 Pepsodenl Economy Size VITAMIN C TOOTH 1 w"" 2j0 Tablet!, 100 mg. PASTE 100 Table,s' 250 m9- 47 ck:t. 77 I""" BROIL-ET CHARCOAL 1 CI baby powder With Olive Oil Reg. 59e 39 VETO CREAM DEODORANT $1.00 Value 49 STERILIZED Q-TIPS 90 Per Pkg. Reg. 59e 39 WOODBURY HAND & BODY LOTION Extra Rich $1.00 Value 33 Tax Inc. NESTLE BABY HAIR TREATMENT Plus Free Baby Shampoo $1.59 Value ALL FOR 88 BESiQUIETS oiO-lb.bag... S.Q1 O20-lb.bag.. 97' Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cardi for All Occasion! Hunting and Fiihing Licensei Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 50 i Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Wmcr Rental 77c a Day THE NEW ei m m iv i CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE 4-SLICE TOASTER I Johnson H0USE & dardeh J t 1 RAID I THOUGS ! F vo--4SS?l ' M.OI. Aerosol Can I For Beach or Home I I' SHkJ for Garden Pests 1 W,ar . I Ff O I Kf' Q O For House Insects I Assorted Colon B U KSy $1-49 ytV J 39c for Hi j Government Day Students Listed For Today's Events Student Government day got under way this morning with registration in the coun ty courthouse by students who will perform city and county government duties. Terry Hanson, Phoenix, as county judge and Doug Rob ertson, Medford, as mayor., will head a group of mora than 80 students from Med ford, Crater, Phoenix, Eagla Point, Prospect, Butte Falls and St. Mary's High schools in city and county govern ment. Other county officials are: Stan Payne, Prospect, and Tom Bacr, Phoenix, county commissioners: John Patrick, Eagle Point, and Dave Mol loy, Crater, circuit court judges; Mark Flint, Eagle Point, district court judge; Nancy Schreiber Phoenix, dis trlct attorney; Jeff Anhorn,' Crater, assessor; James Nel son, Crater, sheriff; Paul Branson, Crater, health offi cer; Judy DeHaven, Eagla Point, clerk; Martha Dalton, Butte Falls, treasurer. Other County Officials Others include: June Hop kins, Crater, school supt; Gil bert Harrison, Crater, sur veyor; Jan Bateman, Crater, welfare administrator; Jane Olson, Crater, sanitarian; Mike Consbruck, Phoenix,, parks and recreation director; Darllyn Popow, Phoenix, ju venile officer; Barbara Beer, Phoenix, jailer; Ralph Goode, Eagle Point, constable; Dick Wilson, Eagle Point, engineer; Paul Ray, " Prospect, water master; Daniel Remsen, Butta Falls, chief deputy sheriff; Darlene Edmondson, Butta Falls, public health nurse su pervisor; Wally Nye, Pros pect, tax deputy sheriff; Mar cia Ackerman, Eagle Point, chief deputy clerk; Carole Marin, Phoenix, veterans service office; Sande Beddoe, Phoenix, assistant school su perintendent; Chyii Bowman, Phoenix, curriculum mate, rials center; John Jaksch, Crater, civil defense director; Gary Meade, Crater, assistant juvenile officer; Sidney Yarn- ell, Phoenix, courthouse su perintendent; and to the coun ty extension service ouice, Georgia Hubbard, Carl John son, Dale Vaughan, Susan Carroll, all Eagle Point, ana. Beverly KlimKo, uwigm James, and John Champ. County observers from Med ford High school will be Monte Jones, Joyce Leon, Jon Jensen, Sandra Bates, Gary Wheeler, and Barbara Whalin. Elected for City Other elected officials for the city government are: Bill Dames an Kathie Fitzpat-- rick. St. Mary's, Ward I; Jim Burke, and Wally Huffman, Ward 2: Dave Elmgren and . Bruce Niedermeyer, Ward 3; and Paul Bauer and DeEtta Lawson, Ward 4, all council- men. Others include Carl Wash burn, city manager; Mike Mc Cullough, assistant city man ager and airport manager; Darelyn Huson, recorder treasurer; Jim Yoder, publio works director and city engi neer; Mark Cochran, purchas--ing agent; Billy Heyerman, chief of police; Jerome Hig-. gins, St. Mary s, police cap tain; Sue Elder ana Sjcoti -Eaton, police lieutenants; . Chuck McNair. fire chief; Gretchen Meier, assistant fire chief; JoAnn Johnson, flra marshal; Ted Lyons, parks and recreation director; Pat Meeker, St. Mary's, city attor ney; Mike Gannon, building safety director; Nancy Dun can, municipal Judge; Mika Higgins, street superintend ent; Rich Knights, sewaga plant superintendent; Julia Latham, water superinienu-. cnt; Marsha Watson, city school superintendent; fat O'Hara, St. Mary's, assistant city school superintendent; Vicky Enders, planning con-i sultant. ' others Include Sue Garner, mayor's secretary; Ellen Mont gomery, librarian; Teresa bix,- city attorney s secretary; jonn Alansky, chamber of com merce manager: Stan Smith, captain of state police; Don Weter, recreation supervisor, and observers, Claudio Pater- line and Sussie Bergholm. - Court Records ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT ' Theodore Robert Terry, 38, Los. Angeles, defrauding en Innkeeper, SU5, 10-day Jail sentence suspend ed on condition of 910 restitution and leaving town, Alta M. Duncan, disobeyed traf-! l'c signal, S3. Charles M- Darling, disobeyed traffic signal. S3. Devar D. Cluff, disobeyed traf fic signal. S3. Albert C. Armitage, disobeyed traffic signal. S3. Larry K. loner, disobeyed traf-. flc signal. S3. Harnsnn M. Morrison, dtsobeyed traffic signal. S3. William '. Cowing Jr., violation' of haste rule. SIO. Marvin D. Taylor, failure to yield right of way, SIO. Kloyd D. Lushbough, violation of baitc tula, $13. Albert G. Pfahler, violation of vasic rule, SIS. Larry A. Bushnell, wrong way. on a one-way street, S3. Larry M- Jenson, vlolaUon of baste rule. $20. Robert B. Andrews, vlolaUon of baste rule, SI3. Floyd w. South, violation of. basic rule, $13. Sam Thunderchlef, drunk In pub lie place, $23 fine suspended on condition of leaving town imnie- dlalely.
