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v. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1963 B 7 DEL RICH All Vegetable I WJSHBONE Lo Calorie ' """ j j Shortening 3 - 59 French Dressing 49 j MANAMA'S! -w?r u.s. no. i I XlKN I POTATOES I U.S. NO. 2 20 h 571 Medium Size tyjr ib j Only "I 0 ,b HAMILTON BEACH Portable Mixer 3-Speed-Reg. $15.95 Reg. $15.95 2 yr. guir. . I j I CLEAN BURNING, LONG LASTING PPFS.Tfl.mr.s 12 . 89 HI WEST FROZEN VEGETABLES PEAS, CORN PEAS & CARROTS 10oz.Pkg.8foriS OKING BAG ITEMS';? 3 -99' Hi D.z. BANQUET FROZEN - CHICKEN & NOODLES OR BEEF STEW C & H CANE MAGIC FROSTING SUGAR CARNATION 13-oz. Pkg. EACH SALAD MIX 1 LB. CELLO BAG No. 303 Can H0C 46 Oz.Can Jlic Sweet Potatoes Pecans licious AddIgs While They Last AA LARGE EGGS PHEASANT BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS GOLDEN POPPY TOMATO JUICE SWANSDOWN CAKE MIXES COCK O WALK TOMATOES No. 303 Can W Ho. 212 Can W REG. 49e MENS IRREGULARS CREW SOCKS r StW REG. 49c GIANT SIZE PENCIL TABLET 29 ALL 10 VARIETIES 19 Oz. 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S9c TIGER Tooth Brush X 3 "'99c REG. etc GLEEM Toothpaste".'"-:. 59c 1 "-LY77T RXYj-W. t-f THE I m m m m eh e CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Installation Set By Kiwanis Club On Saturday Night A three - way Installation will be conducted Saturday night at a Medford Kiwanis club dinner at Rogue Valley Country club. E. Ronald Rice will be In stalled as governor of the Pacific Northwest district of Kiwanis International and Dr. Merle Foland as lieuten-ant-governor of Division 15A. Officers of the Medford club for 1963 will be seated. The 7:15 p.m. dinner will be followed by a dance. Freeman Sersanous, Port land, past district governor will Install Rice who In turn will Install Foland. Dr. Fo land will conduct the Installa tion of club officers. Both Rice and Foland are members of the Medford club. New Officers Medford Kiwanis officers for this year are Curtis Nes heim, president; Russell Ren ner, vice president; Glen, Allen, secretary-treasurer, and Kenneth Wright, Clarence ' Young, Dr. Douglas Philips, Edward Barnett, Robert Col lins, Fred Gatter, Adam Rich ter and Lawrence Horton, board of directors. Billy Blackstone, retiring president, also will serve on tha board of directors. A club charter will be pre sented by Charles Walker, Portland, a past district gov ernor. It will replace one which has been lost. William Warner, first president of the Medford club will accept the new charter. Walker was dis trict governor at the time tha Medford club was organized and handed the original char ter to Warner. Reservations have been made for 60 out-of-town guests. Nesheim conducted his first meeting as president at the Wednesday noon Kiwanis luncheon at the country club. He outlined plans for the year and announced names of com mittee heads. John F. Rowbottom and Norman B. Henkleman were introduced as new members. Rowbottom is associated with Laurentide Finance and Hen kleman has a bookkeeping service. . Committee heads for 1963 Include: CommitUemen LUtad Emerson Anderson, chair man, and Robert Church, vice chairman, boys and girls work; Hal Schmechel, chair- : man, and Arthur Savard, vice chairman, vocational guid ance; Harvey Coovert, chair man, Clifford Young, vice chairman, and William Rick en, support of churches; Rob ert Torheim, chairman, and Clifford Jones, vice chairman. agriculture and conservation; Herbert Partridge, public and business affairs; Richard La- mont, international relations. Russell Renner, achieve ment reports; Robert Balk. chairman, and Chandler Drew, vice chairman, attend ance and membership; Glen Allen, finance; Paul Smith, house; Vic Milnes, education, fellowship and lnterclub (Rob ert Vocgtly, vice chairman for education; Ray Johnson, vice chairman for fellowship; Ches- lor xiuboard, vice chairman for lnterclub); Edward Bar nett, new club building. Jennings Pierce, program: Chester Wendt, dental board (Dr, Billy Blackstone, liaison with president); John Pletsch, Kiwanis foundation; Lou Cranston, ' public relations: Renner, reception; Dr. Doug las Philips, Kiwanis Kapers: Dr. E. W. Sickels and Richard Swan, co chairmen, Boy Scouts; Bradley Morris, gum ball machines; John Duffy. bulletin. Court Records MKMFORn MUNICIPAL COURT Beniamin Bennv Brill, violating of haute rule, $23, Blandyne McGulrk. failure to) yield the right of way to vehicle on mrougn street at controuta Inte-mectlon. $2,1, impended. Terry Lee Thompion, Improper left turn, IIO. Robert Am on Ash ton, failure yield right of way to vehicle on riant at Intersection, 28. Myrtle Irene Andrews, failure to yield rlRht of way to vehicle. 12V Richard Loiter Johnion. driving with no llghtm. 93. wiiuam t'eier rorn, aiBoneyea traffic iitnal. $10. Ronald David Garrison. dli obeyed traffic signal. 10, Gerald Robert Elliott violation of hailc rule, 110 Frank Lucloua Buchter, expired vehicle license, 13. Celia Gertrude Dunford, viola Uon of bailc rule. 110, Lillian Alta Exllne, disobey 4 traffic signal, $10. Maxlne Lavonne Joooan. failure to display vehicle registration, $S. Maxwell D. Gillisple, disobeyed traffic signal, S10. uregory uene tiose, dieoueye traffic signal, f 10. Sarah William camobelL Impro per left turn, $10. Richard Gene Green, Violation of hanic rule, $10, Marvin Wendell McGee, dis obeyed traffic signal. $10. Robert Graham Campbell, ob itructed vision, $10, suspended. rremoni niyn uinon, improper left turn, $10. Jeanette Erma Phillips, violation of basic rule, $10. Edward Richard Dote, defective equipment, $5; expired operator's license, s.v suspenaeu, Kay Debon Walton, only en headlight, $10. suspended. Wayne Ken Howard, speed con test, $(to. Clarence Joseph campneu, iw factive anuloment. whit tailllahl it it ; i i i 1 Y
