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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1963 B 3 BIG IDAHO FROZEN French Fries NEW POLY FLIPTOP 12 -lb. bag Sandwich Bags 80 Pkg. Sunshine Pure Canadian Sphagnum PEAT MOSS Red and Ripe Tomatoes SHAFTER NEW POTATOES Large Slicers Oucumbers (o)c U.S. No. 1 ananas 2Cu. Ft. (B(BC I REG. 49c GIANT SIZE Pencil Tablet STANDARD SIZE 3 for W MARS CANDY BARS SNICKERS, MILKY WAY, 3 MUSKETEERS REG. 10c Bars CARNATION PINK SALMON Mb. Can PALM Green Poppers GOLDEN YAMS WHITE SPRAY CHUNK LIGHT TUNA n.. can m HALEY'S CHILI WITH BEANS PHEASANT CUT BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS HUNGRY JACK PANCAKE FLOUR CARNATION INSTANT powdered mil;; REG. 19c POLYETHYLENE CEREAL BOWLS REG. 98c MEN'S IRREGULARS BOOT SOCKS Nort Breakable Blends of Wool, Cotton, Nylon -10V4-U No. 2': Can for SS 15-oz. Can ft No. 303 Can 3 3 Pair 4-lb. Bag 10 Qt. Pkg. for t SCHOOL NEWS Crater High School Br KAREN GRIGGS The championship girls bas ketball awards were present ed recently. Junior team award winner. were Gail Ross, captain; Shar on Isaacs, Loretta Tinker, Yvonne Mclvor, Gloria Thompson, Ginny Tomlinson and Elaine Tomlinson. winners of two all star team positions were, first team, Claudia Chase, Sue Conway, Sue Cornutt, Doris Dulaney, Joliene Greene, Sharon Isaacs, Yvonne Mc. Ivor, Gail Ross, Jan Pfaff, Carol Straus; second team, Glenda Anderson, Joyce Dye, Carol Jackel, Hanne Jacob sen, Jon McGowen. Sallv Middlesworth, Gloria Thomp son, and Connie Zander. Winners ot the awards were selected on the basis ot three characteristics: the abil ity to help classmates, sports manship and playing ability. Representatives of the worn en'a armed services were at Crater High school last week and spoke to the girls in both Junior and senior classes. Tha girls were given the opportu nity to ask questions of the representatives on careers in the Army, Air Force and Navy. Miss Jenny Lou Thompson was awarded the "Girl of the Month" title at the Girls' league meeting recently. Jenny Lou is an active stu dent at Crater, both in stu dies and activities. The first girls" Athletic as sociation playnight was held recently at Crater. The players were chape roned by Mrs. Barbara Tom linson, French and English teacher, as GAA advisor, in the absence of Miss Nancy Purviance, who was attending a concert. Players were Claudia Chase, chairman: Sue Con way, Lillian Colpitis, Judy Juss, Jonne Helhey, Sharon Isaacs, Yvonne Mclvor, Sally Middlesworth and Gail Ross. St. Mary's High Edited by Maty Ann Carne- S 1 at zapoitaxs. Staphania Houan and Anna Capnar. 100 RAYON PILE I GENERAL ELECTRIC 3-PIECE 1 STEAM AND DRY ! BATH SET IRON ( I Skid-Resistant Back i ,F.,70,Mod,8' I Solid Pastel Color I Wash and Wear I 1 Setting tm tm i -r. bbbbbbbbi aaaav- 311 MAYO SPRUCE BURLY KNIT SWEATER SHIRT Long Sleeve Solid Colors Sizes Med., Lg., X-Lg. 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Pack of 3 99 Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Rsdio Tubes at 40 Discount G E Floor Polisher & Wsxer Rental 77c a Day THE fl w frJi IKrali llvTiiJ luQsJl li3aSJ CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE ii i minium i 11 iTiiiiiiTiniiiTriTrrrnmrTTTnTTrmrnniTTTTTTTTiiTirniiiiiii n m An honors assembly was held recently to acknowledge the students attaining first or second honors during the sec ond quarter of the semester. Seniors realizing first hon ors were Laura Batzer, Mary Ann Carnegie, Kathy Hout, and MaryLee Lowry. Second honors were received by Mika Stinson, Jim Calhoun, Peter Naumes, Sandra Cook, Linda Lewis, Sara Robinson, Char lotte Sokolowski, Jerry Va- koc, and Annabel Turner. Juniors Annette Burlch, Pat Fellers, and Doug Vakoc re ceived first honors. Second honors in the Junior class were made by Mike Latendresse and Mike Soran. Sophomores Michelle Ely, Susie Laten dresse, Marilyn Potter, Mari lyn Fellers, Mary Carol Leav ens, Anne Parsons, Tara Hill, Nanette Sakraida, Mary Ross, and Jeanne Rossi achieved first honors. Making second honors in the sophomore class were Martha Fitzpatrick, Anne Depner, Christine Har rison, Ron Roberts, Stephanie Hollen, Margaret Harmon, Su san Capcrna, Susan Gourley, Michael Stevenson, and Joyce Jarmln. First honors In the fresh man class were achieved by Susan Naumes, Mary Louise Harmon, Marlly Erb, and Jean Wehrly. Freshman Glenn Stewart, Roberta Potter, Da vld McDonald, Mary Jacob son, Carlye Baker, and Greg ory Hull made second honors. The C halleng e Trophy awarded every semester was presented to the Sophomore B class by Father Mai. The tro phy is awarded to the class which achieves the highest percentage In scholarship, at tendance, and promptness. The class Is then engraved on plaque hung In the office. The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary held a general meeting recently after school. Steve Cook gave the spiritual reading. A tentative list ot delegates to the Seattle Sodal ity conference Feb. 23 Include Pat Naumes, Tim Sakraida, Anne Depner, Michele Ely, and Dixie Duggan. Sister Sharon Maria spoke on Sodality as connected with student vocation. This brought In such topics as honesty, truthfulness, and desire to learn. The Sodalists then di vided Into their units and dis cussed the topics. Each unit made individual resolutions and will strive to carry these out during the next semester.
