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o Try and tfy BENNETT CERF- pOURING THROUGH the South of France, an American , couple drove through one village square where t brass band of 12 musicians was blaring away, under the violent leadership oj a perspir ing, uniformed maestro, before a deserted house whose every door and window was tightly shut tered. The driver stopped and asked an onlooker, "Who are they serenading?" "The mayor," was the answer. ."Well, why isn't he at the window ac knowledging the compli- -ment?" persisted tie driver. "Thai's the mayor leed- tng the band explained the onlooker. "What do you ex pect him to do? Be in two places at the same time?" SosSda amendment made by W. C. Fields la aa old proverb: "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, a couple of times mora. Tbfii quit. There's no sens making a fool of yourself.' ' George Jesse! says he's reached the really dangerous age for men: too old for Little League and too young for Social Security. O ISO. by BeniMtt Ctrl Dlitrlbutsd by Kins rturw Simdlcatl 11 MOTHER'S DAY CARDS FOR SUNDAY, MAY 13 When you care enough to tend the very best OWclll 5 Medford AVERY IMPORTANT SERVICE Mr. Litwi Iter has been our lady as sistant ever since we came to Ashland In 1935. In addition to regular duties, she furnishes vocal music when de sired and is our regular organist. AM without added cost to our patrons . . . this has resulted in savings of many hundreds of dollars. This is our way of saying "Thank You." LITWILLER FUNERAL HOME Highway 66 at Normal Ave. Ashland Dial 482-2816 Ashland's Ladir9 Funeral PAINT! JOHNSON PAINT (ENTER 400 East Main at Riverside, Medford SP 3-3512 ) THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS CREDIT TERMS AlKYD IATEX RUBBER BASE, FIAT WALL PAINT Dries in 30 Minutes Odorless, easy. Apply with roller or brush $359 Gal. Colon Matching Semi-gloss ENAMEL $189 Quart I MARINE FINISHES 5' Many Colon Qt. We Also Carry a Full line ef POIY AQUA Marine Paint For Fiber Glass! 6-Ft. Steel Braced Boiled and STEP LADDERS SE99 While Supply lasts! 1 -I These Specials Are Good Thursday Thtu Saturday, May 10-11-12 Stop Me Johnson Main Speaker At Dedication of Dam Pasco, "Wash.-aiPMce Har bor Dam, a $122 million struc ture on the Snake river, was to be dedicated this afternoon. Vice President Lyndon Johnson was to give the main address. Gov. Mark Hatfield of Ore gon was to be represented by State Treasurer Howard Bel ton. The dam is located 12 miles east of here. Mrs. Litwiller Director Sines 1935 PAINT! Jill mm C. M. Litwiller Sale! Sz Sale! SHAKE & SHINGLE PAINT Heavy bodied, linseed Oil base. Non-fade colors. Blister proof 14 Colors nd White 4 Tf Gal, PORCH & DECK PAINT 10 Colors $179 and Whi PAN ROLLER SET 7-inch 9x12' PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS 54c 2 for 99c Ea. WALLPAPER CLOSE-OUTS Single Roll .18 rr 69 Swift as a Stitch nan SIZES I 9411 9-17 Lf irriMe'tinH Among fashion's delights, count this lean, easy-waisled sheath! TWO main pattern parts - straight up and down sewing in jersey, silk, cotton. Printed Pattern 8411: Jr. Miss Sues 8, 11, 13, 15, 17. Size 13 takes 2 "4 yards 35 inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Court Records MED FORD MUNICIPAL COURT Marjorie Ametsdon Rltchey, de fective equipment, $10 suspended. Vera Medeline Cummings, vio lation of basic rule. $23. Bertha Rose Elsenberg, violation of baiic rule, $10. George Washington Jamil Jr., diiobeyed atop sign. $10. Lemuel Kay Guthrie, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Roger Eugene Fiene, violation of basic rule, $10. Mary Jane Nielsen, disobeyed stop sign, $10. Donald Lee Morgan, violation of basic rule. $10. Julia Dawn Mason, violation of basic rule, $10. Darryl Lynn Langston, Inade quate muffler, $10. John Lorcn Oakar. disobeyed stop aign, $10. FREE DELIVERY Exterior House PAINT Top Quality Oil Basa, Nsn Fading Colon Gallon 100 PURE LINSEED OIL 3.20 o. ollon ' WAX-OFF RUG CLEANER FIREPLACE CLEANER .INTERS & GARDENERS GLOVES BRUSHES All At 70 .o 50 DISCOUNT! This Coupon Worth 50 FREE THRIFTY GREPN STAMPS Ne Purchait Ntetif't 1 Juit Cut Out and Bring H Jehnsen 9 tint Ctnttr. Thurs., fri, r Sat., My 10. 11 I 12 O m .......... PAINT! $C05 go MlffiFGRD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Jiffy-Crochet 7006 TVa-. -T7 V' '.S V. ' '.'' ' You'll enjoy crocheting this atghan - you'll be proud to show it as your handiwork. Jiffy-crochrt afghan in an unusual modern design-smart in 3 shades, multi-colors. Re versible, lightweight, Pattern 7006: directions. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Needlecraf t Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chel sea Station, New Work 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. NEVER -BEFORE VALUE! Extra Big Summer Pattern Catalog - over 106 styles for all sizes, occasions. Send 35c. Floyd Rohert Shoemaker, viola tion ol basic rule. $2,V Nnah Elmer Shock lev. fniltim In yield right of way. $25. Jim Knight, unahle to control vehicle. $10. Mitchell Clarence Carlton, driv ing wrong way on one-way street. $10. Robert Krnest Eckel, violation of basic rule, (10. ' Joseph Deckelman. dlsobeyad traffic BicniiL 410. Clyde Edwin Fjarti. inadequate munirr i u, auspennen. Elizabeth Ann Haworth, viola' Uon of basic rule: $25. Winfrey Grady Mankins, driving wrung way on one-way sired, sin. Richard Gary Morgan, disobeyed irm lie BiRnfli, m. Kenneth Ross Johnson, violation of hasic rule. $10. Jean Marie Van Doran, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Vcmta Anderson Goodwin, dis obeyed stop sign. $10. Henry Fred Nfedcrmeyer, dis obeyed atop siRn, $10. Jo Ann Marie Kingsliem, viola tion of basic rule. $2. Lewis El rion Mitchell, violation oi basic rule. $25. uennis Edward Henderson, ex cessive noise. $10. John Edward Walker, insuffici ent clearance. $5. Robert Merlvn Tasel. violation of basic rule, $.10 Fred Eudene Wllkins, operator's license expired, $3. Willtnm Glen Thompson, viola tion of basic rule. $25. Fredrick George Muskopt, exces sive noise. $10. Robert Kinney, disoheyed traffie signal, $10 Lnn Clifford Fox, disobeved traffic signal. $10. John William Gillaspey, dis obeyed traffic aienal, $10. Orville Elbert HodRes, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Earl Lee Clark, violation of ba sic rule. $10. Lorraine Chloe Davis, violation of basic rule. $10. Benjamin Benny Brltt, violation of basic rule, $25. Rose Marie Eismann. disobeyed traffic signal. $10. James Russell McVav. disobeved ston siffn. $!0. Jacob Archie Tnrwi. violating Of basic rule, $25. Steohen Ni Sru vlnlaHnn nt basic rule, $10. William Lawrence "Hartley, dis obeved traffic signal. $10. uoraon Thomas Pathmann. vio lation of basic rule, $10. William Thomas Clark, violation of basic rule, $25. Bonn e Lee Timm. vio atlnn hatc rule, $10. Carrnll Job Ridce, failuri ta yield right of way, S2.V DISTRICT COURT John Morton WhlUon, failure fo yield right of wnv, $15. Betty Lou Whilhelm. violation of halc rule, $10 Clyde Ivan Welhelm, no safely chain. $15 Harrv Howard Hyde, excessive Overhang. $15. Elsie Marie Ktisich, Inadequate brakes. $10. Edgar Windell Abernsthy, no ve hicle license, $5. Iola Peterson Cosier, no vehicle license. $5 Harold Duwayne Raymond, overload. $15 Lyle Thomas Eustfre. box S, Central Point, driving while under the influence nf intoxicating liquor, $100. Gary Dallas Colley, violation of hate rule. 115 Kenneth F.arl Miller, no hnrn. Alfred William Reland, angling In closed icaton. $25 Walter Evert Johnson, angling In closed season, $25. Walter Richard Wvnrfra. Van Viiva Calif . drlvlni while under the influence of intoxicating li quor, woo Ronald Lewlt Anted 515 Pearl st. Medford. rerkless drivinf. $15f) Robert Stevcsnn Remmiro, nfl horn. Sin. Gilbert Orville Skaar, violation of basic rule, un. Cincl'IT COI'RT Manorie A. Lewis v f'urtis L n.T- i.rwn, nivorce rompiaini Bettye liine Simmons v Richard Rrnwder Simmons, divorce complaint . Joan Msrv Pruett vs. T)ean Wil liam Prueti, divorre decree. M RR1 M.V I II F.NRK APPI.K AIION Thomas Arhn White, toij( 1 box Mi. Central Point, and DnrlB Nell Pale. '3 South Pacific hlgh I wav Medinrd i Fdward Everett Rostwtek. Riddle rd . Medford. and Viol Mav Wilson, 731 Went Hth st . Medford. VV Rnbrl Stephen W,lnw,r. nr r,mn". r,hf . tnfl Fhtrron J n"t Lyon, 110 clover Unt. M 4 H Club News Zly Stitchers The Zes,y sii itchers 4 ral called to or der by the president, Sandra Devcy. Patsy Sutton led us in the 4-H pledge. We answer ed roll by sewing instruments. Mrs. Phillips tested us on things out of our books. We had to get some new bobbins to fit the machine. Pam Devey, Reporter Knitlan Kittans The Knitten Kittens 4-H club meeting was called to order by Lynne Culbertson. Maija zines and wide mouth Jars and lids are wanted. We discussed 4-H Sunday and summer camp. The next meeting is May 19. Marsha Wilson, Reporter Smart Cookies The Smart Cookies 4-H club held a meeting at Mrs. Florey's home recently. Karyn Ricks led us in the pledge of allegiance and Helen Norris in the 4-H pledge. We discussed our Mothers' tea and decided to have it at 200 designs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt -in oar 19B2 Needlecraft cat alog. Beautiful Bulkies in a complete fashion section plus bedspreads, toys, linens, af- ghans, slipcovers, plus 2 free Pfltterns. Send 25c now, Next tlmt the iy taka tha Vback to the store 1 I - take the bottles I 9W back to the store I take the bottles II I I back to the store I tW I take the bottles I I I back to the store. M f M I That's all she ever if Sk. I things to me. Now all U Vv7 r she ever says Is to M lSWV VlJ ft Myrna'i or Sslly'i house, John Gilham, Reporter Table Rock Silt.-heri O The last metting c$ the Table Rock Stitchers 4-H club was held at Mrs. C.tte's house. We eliminated the meeting, and used our t'me for sewing on our projects. The next meeting will be May 15. after school at Mrs. Mayfield'i home. Sandra Mayfield, Reporter Happy Homtmakeri The Happy Homemakers 4-H club met recently at the Phoenix High school. Giving demonstrations were Karen Dill and Peggy Barklow, good Brooming: Robyn and Bonny Barnes, making open face I 1 4 bottla back, tall h about 1 ll pu H REPUBLICAN fit Pd doI. adv. W. T. Cla KrV Pd pol. rlv. W. T. CUrk, P.O. Box 534, Medford, 0r. sandwiches: and Diane Work-1 meet at 6 p.m. at Hubbards man, clearing the table. Oand hav(, , short meeting un- Mrs. Young showed u. how I H , A(er meeti to cover a belt. .. .. . ... ..... . Mrs. Hackett, our leader, led a discussion on record books, judging, exhibits and the 4-H fair. We planned our Mothers' tea for May 26. Peggy Barklow, Reporter RookU Cooks Eagle Point Rookie Cooks 4-H club met at the home of j their leader, Georgia Hubbard. I Bobby Hubbard, vice presi- j dent, called the meeting to or der. Plans were made for 4 H . Sunday. On Sunday, May 27, we will attend the Eagle Point Community Bible: church. After church, a picnic ! and swim party will be held at Hawthorne park. We have planned to have a ' skating party May 11. We will Best Qualified . . . nrii i ritLi For SHERIFF yrc. Chill Diputy Jackson Co. 1 yiars total Uw anforctrntnt I ytari local bulintuman yaars military Native Oreaania 34 yaars In Jackion County I RalnlcrVNo Depotlt-No Raturn"bottlat.Than mayba tha'll LJLA WEDNESDAY. MAY nisi gii i uc Bftaiing I llltl. Mike Hefley, Secretary FAST FILM SERVICE IN BY 10 OUT 6 or 8 Exposure Roll Black and White FAST COLOR SERVICE AVAILABLE GOOD UNTIL MAY 19 Cut This Coupon, whan Brtianttd to Ctnlral RaaaD Drug with davoloptd KODACOLOR nagatlvti, entitles you to 5 JUMBO QQci Color Prints for WW reg. 29c ti. j 19c ea. additional ever S Reprints may be made from any number ef Kodacolor Negatives already developed. COUPON GOOD Central Main at Central S&H i Passenger ears moving on conveyor bellj have been pro posed as a solution to pedes trian traffic problems in con gested urban areas. The sys tem Is called "Cwrvey.r." AT 4:30 a A. iT " Out This Coupon S UNTIL MAY 19, 1962 Drug Green Stamps SP 2-9431 tay nlea thing to you a gala . 1962 at"" umrj viwt co wm-n k o s o o oo
