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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1962 8 7 0& I flaOOIb GQQ5B SmipQal'' ! ' ' i ffiOaifiv FARM FRESH f WIN IN aiMlonthe COB dozen Delicious Tsin' (Limit 4) Head Lettuce sss .... 9 Slicing Cukes s 2, .19 Fresh Zucchini Squash 2 J 9 Grapefruit ... 49 COACHELLA WHITE Favorite Refreshing 6-oi, Summer Drink can REG. 39c ALL-RITE RETRACTABLE BALL POINT PEN ZERO TABLE FANS $447 $799 Non-Skip Carbide Ball for 88 t 50c a Qt. CATSUP COASTAL FRESH FROZEt LEMONADE NEW POST CEREAL CRISPY CRITTERS STALEY'S PURE CORN OIL HUNT'S PORK & BEANS STARKS INSTANT POWDERED MILK SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI ARMOUR'S STAR SHORTENING 8 12-oz. can Your Children Will Love Itl 8V4-OZ. pkg. Less Than 10c Poundl Less Than 6c Quart! 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Ralph told United Press In ternational that he charged three telephone calls to a credit card he did not know belonged to Estes. Oilier congressionaf news: Aid: Senate. Democratic leaders hoped to muster enough votes to ward off an other setback to President Kennedy's $4.6 billion foreign aid bill. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield (D-Mont), said he would do his best to defeat a proposed amendment that would cut $400 million out of the bill. Taxes: Senate liberals-fig ure the House has given them a new means of forcing action oh the administration's tax reform bill. They hoped to use a House-passed $4 billion tax extension bill to pry the re form measure out of the Sen ate Finance Committee. t Reg. $5.98, 8-Inch Siie.. Reg. $10.95, 10-Inch Size. USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN HIRSCH-WEIS 3-Lb. 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The UO Dads announced 170 certificate awards to spe cial ' honors scholars, .high school, senior outstanding in scholarship and leadership, and 133 certificate awards of honors for leadership, f , p Special Honbjrs Scholars from the Medord area include Joel W. Gregory and Sandra D. Shugart, both of Medford; and Patrick M. Meyer, Eagle Point. . 4 Certificates of Honors for Leadership were awarded the following Medford area stu dents: Charles M. McNair and Bruce H. Niedermeyer, both of Medford; Barbara E. Beer, Phoenix; and Stephen L. Ger- ' en, Eagle Point. Grange News Butt Falls Orange , The regular meeting of the Butte Falls Grange was held' recently at the Community hall. The Home Economics cluo has been periodically sending donations to a Korean orphan age for uninfected children of . leprous parents. Mrs. James ( Arnold read a recent letter rom them thanklngHhe chin for their donation of blankets. Mrs. Arnold also reminded the members of the Sabln clin ic in Shady Cove Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Leonard Stratum an nounced the date of the chest " x-ray In Butte Falls, Friday, June 8. . ... Members present voted to plant a flowering tree in the park at Butte Falls In a cere mony Sunday, June 10, hon oring the transfer or tine to the Kelley Homestead at Elk River, Minn., from the Na- , tlonal Grange to the Minne sota Historical Society to be preserved as a historical agri culture shrine and the Grange's 99 years of service. FIRST AUTO EXHIBIT Parts-niPB-The first automo bile exhibited at a Worlds Fair was a Benz, shown at the Paris fair In 1880, the year the Eiffel Tower openea. Court Records Mroponn municipal court Vera Roy Vn Riper, no oper. tor'i llcenw. ., . "''oonlw' Clenn Lonsen. f"ei) 1o chinge ruiitritton oi vehicle. S3, luspenaca. . Kenneth Allen Kdwtrdl, excel- live none (ilreei. S10. D.vld Wllllem Hell, defective tell ""Ker'en'D.ilie Furcell, vloletlon of beilc rule, S10. Werren Uick Herding, vloletlon ol helc rule. SSS. Micheel Robert Neethemer, die obeyed tretllc llinel, S10. Delbert Gene Moore, vloletlon of beilc rule. IA0. joy Semuel Dykei, vloletlon of beilc rule. S2S. John Cleude Denleli, vloletlon o( bnic rule. ssn. ... Robert John Tlmm, vloleUon of eiic rule. S10. Wllllem ney jinniun, ItreKle ilgnsl, 110.
