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Dreadnought stopped Barrow-in-Furness, England - OJPIl - Britain's first nuclear submarine, the $56 million Dreadnought, cruised majesti cally down the harbor on its first sea voyage but returned a few minutes later. "Some one blew a fuse in the com munications system," the cap tain explained. ID "ii -assa Thursday and Friday Only! TAILORED BRIEFS FOR WOMEN Sove on Wards reg. 69c easy-care briefs. Snug-fitting acetate leg style. White, f pastels. 34.42.', I 117 S. Central Jk -.1 ' M l Volunteers Work on White City More than 200 volunteers from 40 southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia organizations have been completing plans with Veterans Administration staff for a "big" Christmas at the domiciliary. Dr. E. G. Everett, chief med (000 ISP SLIP BUY REG. 3.99 DAINTY TRIM NYLON SLIPS Wait 'til you see the luxury $3 buys at Wards! Top quality ny lon tricot drips dry in a twinkling. Many deli cate trims appeal to the most feminine taste. White and soft colors. Sizes 32 to 44. SCOOP FASHION SHEER SEAMLESS NYLONS Such a terrific value, Wards has to limit 4 pairs to a customer. Carol Brent cling-to-your-leg mesh in a fash ion rainbow of non streak shades. Great to wear, great as gifts. Sizes from 9 to 11. MEN'S BRENT ARGYLE SOCKS Reg. 69 pr. Combed cottonjnylon-reinforced. Many patterns, colors. Sizes 0 cm 10-13. P" 773-7301 ical officer, is chairman of the Veterans Administration Voluntary Advisory commit tee. In addition to supplying gifts for the members to mail friends and relatives, the vol unteers through their organ izations have distributed WHEN IN DOUBT-GIVE WARDS GIFT CERTIFICATES i V . ; -'s Ay REG. 2.99 GOLD LAME BOOTEES Add sparkle to her at home hours with Wards glittery bootees. Elastic top. Rubber m soles. S-M-L mm MEN'S FUR-LINED GLOVES Choose from pigskins, ctpeikins. Soma un lined. $f" Black, Brown. Open 'Til MEDFOHD Plans for thousands of Christmas cards for mailing. A gift shop was held Dec. 10 in the station theater under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary. Decorations To Be Placed Decorations throughout the facility will be placed Satur SPECIAL FILMY, FEMININE NYLON PEIGNOIR A dreamy gift for that special girl, it looks so much - more expensive than Wards low pricel She'll love its wash and no-iron ways, its new dress length. In the most heavenly pastels. Sizes in small, medium, large. BOXED CLUTCH BAG MOCK GEM CLASP Elegant clutch bags in rayon peau de soie, faille, brocade in metal lic or jewel tone colors. Boxed. REG. 3 FOR 2.55 MEN'S UNDERWEAR Flat-knit T-shirts and wash-wear boxer shorts of soft, absorbent cot ton. Fully cut. O $ Sizes S-M-L Ofer 9 Mondays thru ' j MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD. Holiday At VA Domiciliary day afternoon, Dec. IS, with the Oregon Garden clubs par ticipating, under the direction of Mrs. Olive Floyd, VAVS representative, and Mrs. Edith Poe, alternate. The Junior Red Cross, un der the direction of Mrs. Dar lene Darby, will direct the SUPER SPECIAL FROTHY NYLON DREAM-DELIGHTS AT WARDS THRIFTY GIFT-PRICE Imagine the sheerest nylon frosted with fine lace and set adrift over filmy nylon tricot . . . that's the enchanting look of these Carol Brent waltz gowns and baby dolls. What wonderful gifts at Wards dream-come-true price! S-M-L. DISNEY THE "LADY AND Lady and Tramp toys match screen prints on red and white wash able cottons. Checked dress, Lady on separ ate pinafore. Suspen der style has tramp on skirt. Sizes 1-3, 3-6X. MEN'S RUGGED WORK SOCKS Mercerized cotton with 2 long-wear nylon in heel and toe. Slack or long length. $ Sizes 10-13. Fridays OREGON trimming of all Indoor trees. The vast amount of work re quired for this project has been in progress for the past weeks in various localities. Thursday and Friday, Dec. 13 and 14, the decoration will be assembled and finished ut the domiciliary. I INSPIRED THE TRAMP" DRES5M 398 9 v.7- 9 98 . s.t MEN'S INSULATED JACKET OR PANTS REG. 6.98 ea. Nylon shell with cotton therm al lining over Docron polyester fill. $JL Machine wash. " S-M-L-XL ma. Free Parking s3 t , " nt The annual program will again be observed with carol singers from various '.urn munity ogranizations, schools and churches serenading mem bers from the corridors. At 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22, the VAVS gift packages will be distributed to members ac companied by singers, music and Santa Claus. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Bnd auxil iaries will distribute the now famous fruit baskets of Ore gon's own on Christmas Day at 10 a.m. Caesar Muzzioli's accordion bands will be a feature of the holiday programs. Presently, carol groups from the First Methodist church, St. Mary's school, First Christian church, Rebecca Lodge, Church of Christ and the Apostolic choir are listed for the observances. AfiiliaUd Organisations Included in the VAVS af filiated organizations, with of ficial representatives and al ternates, are American Gold Star Mothers, Margaret Eakin and lary Parker; American Logic, Earl Bigclow and J. M. McKcnzie: American Legion auxiliary, Myrtle Hall and Lorena Leach; American Red Cross, Mrs. A. T. Wat- tenburg and Trude Scott; Ore gon State Elks association, Emil B. Kroeger and Tom Ginn; Blue Star Mothers, Ar dena Kretschmer and Eula Middlebusher. Also, the Daughters of Un ion Veterans, Eva Ware and Mrs. Elmer Gott; Disabled American Veterans, Pat Gra ham and R. N. Walters; DAV auxiliary, Bertha Ncff and Hazel Rawls; Fifty Plus clubs, Rita Holmes and Martha Bow ker; Military Order-Cooties, Ivan Lusk; Military Order of Lady Bugs, Helen Lusk and Amber Sutherland; National Catholic committee, M r s. Richard Pruitt and Mrs. Edith Devaney; National Women's Relief Corps, Frieda Law rence and Mrs. Evelyn No vak; Oregon Garden clubs, Mrs. Olive Floyd and Mrs. Edith Poe; Salvation Army, Maj. William Ricken and Dency Wenzal; Spanish War Veterans auxiliary, Austia Barncburg and Hazel Ander son; Veterans of Foreign Wars. Edward D. Smith and Frank L. Otley; Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, Fran ces Zundel and Faye Allison; Veterans of World War I Harry Leuly and Charles Meyers; Veterans of WW I auxiliary, Dorothy Leuty and Mabel Lynch and the United Volunteer Services, Rose Bunch and Al Williams. Georgia-Pacific Asks Control of Railroad Washington - flPH -The Georgia-Pacific Corp., a tim ber industry giant, asked the Interstate Commerce commis sion Tuesday for authority to acquire Indirect control of the 41.6 -mile Ashley, Drew 4 Northern Railway In Arkan sas. The paper company pur chased control earlier this year of an Arkansas timber and forest products firm which had owned and oper ated the railway. Georgia-Pacific has headquarters al Port land, Ore. California Youths Held for Robbery Pendleton - IUPU - Seven teen-agers from California were held today following the armed robbery of a service station Monday night. Police said two youths con fronted station attendant Ken neth Lyon and took about $100. 7l0 to iM.Cto()&i d&tU one... Religious Cards Family Cards Holiday Lattera 1 Special Value In Boxed Aiiortmtnls You name We've Got It-at ft 1 WEDNESDAY. i US SANTA FOR ORPHANS American troops stationed in Italy have adopted more than 700 son, providing them with toys, Claus, GI issue, wearing his FJ-C stripe, chats with one o the youngsters with the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa in the background. (UPI) Airline Stewardess Fort Worth, Texas - IUPD -Each time American Airlines graduates a stewardess it fig ures she will average two and a half years flying before she resigns to get married or take another job. In that period, she will: -Be on duty in the air for 1,900 hours. -Be on duty on the ground for another 1,100 hours. -Walk 300 miles up and down the airliners. -Fly about 180,000 miles. -Serve 7,700 meals aloft. -Make 3,500 landings and takeoffs. -Transfer bases three times. -Achieve a measure of pride in her profession that Selfish Interests Seen in Pollution Wsshincton - (IW - Arlhu Flftmmfnff former secretary of health, education and wel fare, said Tuesday night that "there are those who would put selfish and economic In inrpi alipnri of the interests of the health of our nation" In dealing with air pollution. It was believed he was re- fcrrlno In industrial oppo nents of antl-alr pollution pro grams. The University of Oregon president spoke al a banquet at the national conference on air pollution. H. ralleH for irrealer effort by the federal government In the fight against air pollution. He said governmental activity In the field must be central ized. Son of Governor Has Chicken Pox Salem - (UPD - Mark Hatfield Jr., 3-ycar-old son of Oregon's governor, has the chicken pox, the governors otitce announced. Choose from largest selection in Southern Oregon at West Main Pharmacy GREETING CARDS! They Are More Beautiful Than Ever! it , WEST MAIN PHARMACY West Main at Grape Rexall Store 772-2330 A 7 orphans for the Christmas sea clothes and food. Here Santa Statistics Noted invariably will make her say years later: I was a stew ardess once myself." Travel CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS HOIIDAYSl And, it's fun to speed hom on a Conttntnlat Treitwaya thru-bus with no change of but or bscssE. On Continental Trarfways you trvl horns safely because bus travel is America's safest form of transportation . . . safer than train, plane, or your own carl Silver Eiglt thru-bus scheduled to: Saattic Dallas los Angalei .Denver Ski an titri t T.ur Trtval Cotll, Plan yourlioliday trip nouJ CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS 148 N. Front 773-1851 Mjkt it periensl. Lit ul Imprint your nsmt on thcis csrdi. Value Pak Gift Wrap Ftstive Foil Roll Gift Cards & Tigs Bow and Ribbon, DECEMBER 12, 19S2 IHiMEFcRTrlE
