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Co co o O O AUGUST 20. 1963 MtOrpHO MAIL TWSUMK. MEDfOHO. OREGOH f'-T'T I roi l J PATIO muture 1 i , ro- II DP I ' i WK KITCHEN J n ,6,,is I ,i .rofeE. La pfo7"yi I t i " ; 0 i Livtwrj room , I' )l , f sT.r." k ji .,. J PLAN NO 4921 2296 SQUARE FEET ThTs Week's Plon for Home Builders V . ' f m i , i ii-irtiti rri Father, Son Drown In River at Park Troutdale - (UPD - A father and his 6-year-pld s,on.drpwn ed in the Sandy River at Lewis and Clark State Park Wednesday as the other three members of a vacationing California family watched, in horror. The victims were Victor Herman Hofmann, .38, of JiU tadena, Calif., and his son, Helmut Karl, 6. Mrs, Christa Hofmann, 33, told authorities she and daughter Birgltc Elizabeth, 4, were wading with the others when they all stepped into a hole. She began swimming and. looked back to see Hof mann struggling with the two children; . Mrs.. Hofmann rescued Bir gile, but the others disap peared. Her screams brought rescuers, who located the pair after a 15-minute search. The second daughter, Chris tine Anna, 2, had remained on a nearby bench while the others waded. Dust the fuzzy luaves of African violets with a soft paint brush. Movie Czar Buried In Spokane Service Spokane-lUPll-Eric A. John ston, who spent his youth here as a' newsboy and vacu um cleaner salesman before becoming an industrialist and movie czar, was buried Wednesday with services at tended by Hollywood digni taries and old acquaintances. Johnston, former president of the U.S. Chamber of Com merce and president of the Motion Picture association of America, died in Washington, DC, Aug. 22. By HIAWATHA XSTES This home originally ap peared in this column as a three bedroom design. It proved to be one of our most popular plans. We received many requests for the same basic design with four bed rooms rather than three. Here is the answer to these re quests. You will want to study this plan in detail as it offers many of the design features that most families find essen tial and desirable for comfort able and efficient living. The home has been designed for looks as well as livability while the plan offers numer ous highlights that turn a col lection of rooms into a house wife's delight. The spacious formal living room is well lighted and free of cross traffic. Double sliding doors open from the living room to the dining room. Side by side fireplaces open to both the family and living rooms. If preferred, one could be eliminated during the con struction of the home. Sliding Glass Doors . . . Sliding glass doors open from the nook area and family room to the roomy patio at Two People Kurt In Medford Mishaps , Two persons were injured in a two-car crash in Medford Tuesday. Ruby Fran Butcher, 48, of 437 North Columbus ave., was j taken by Medford ambulance to Sacred Heart hospital, and Dorothy May Skondrick, 39, of Talent, was taken by am bulance to Ashland Commun ity hospital. Both had been released from the hospitals Wednesday morning. They suffered injuries when a pickup operated by Walter M. Skondrick of Tal ent and an auto driven by Judge W. Butcher, 437 North Columbus ave., collided at Third and Front sts., police said. Butcher was cited for fail ure to obtain an Oregon oper ator's license, according to po lice. HAS BIG SCRUB JOB Tahoe Valley, Calif. - IUPII - John Peter Connolly, 32, of Garden Grove, Calif., kept busy Wednesday scrubbing rocks along a four - mile stretch of Highway 89. Con nolly had thought it would be fun to paint his family's names on the roadside rocks. Local authorities ordered him to remove the paint. You're sure of satisfaction . . . from retailers who feature known brands i. "Detail know you're sure of satin AV faction with know n brands because you'll get the quality you expect. Brand Names are built on your con fidence. You and your neighbors dictate the standards a Brand Name product must meet to consistently deliver the value and service you want. A respected Brand Name is a manu facturer's most, valuable asset and he pares noeffort to protect it byconslanl- ly testing and Mtprinc his product. A Brand Name is t lie maker's pn'raniee of satisfaction doubly endorsed hy the retailer uhn s"lls it. For dependable quality and consistent satisfaction you will do better with the brands you know. Ret tn know those you see nrhertiserl in this newspaper. To get the must tor your money hu Ay Brand A'ome and hp xnrv! CONFIDENCE BRAND NAMES ATlSCTIONy A Brand Name is a maker's reputation BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION, INC.. UJ FIFTH AVfcNL'F.. SEW YOliK IS. N.V. the rear of the house. This guarantees well lighted rooms and the opportunity for out door living in privacy. For in formal meals, a very large nook area provides an ade quate area to accomodate the family plus guests. The patio is so readily ac cessible from the kitchen that many meals will be served here throughout the year. A floor to ceiling pantry adds to the generous amount of cab inet space elsewhere in the kitchen. The master bedroom suite features a private dressing room with a generous amount of wardrobe space and drcsing table plus a private bath. All of the bedrooms in this heme are of more than ample size. The low ground hugging lines of this rustic ranch style home have been emphasized by the low garage roof and the gable bay at the front of the bedroom wing. Complete working drawing! lor this plan can be purchased at a cost of $7.50 for the firts set and $5 for each additional set when ordered at the same time. This plan will be available at these prices until Dec. 11. Plea&e alow two to three weeks for deivery. The following home plan books are also available: Hallmark Homes. $1; Award Homes, $1: Town and Country Homes. 51; Homes lor Living. $1: Homes of Distinction ,S1: Ranch and Mod ern Homes. $2. Al books .a $7 value, only $S. Send all orders for either pans or books to: Hiawa tha Estes, post office box 404-T. Northridge. Calif. Father, Son To Face Murder Charge Cascade, Idaho - (UPD - A father and cr. were arraigned here Wednesday on charges of first degree murder and held without bail pending a preliminary hearing Sept. 17. Valley County Prosecutor Larry Schoenhut filed the charges Tuesday against Jack Burres, 53, Weiser, and son Bob Burres, 35, Ontario, Ore. Roland Clark, a 53-year-old miner was shot through the chest Saturday night. The mo tive, Schoenhut said, appar ently was a dispute over who owned the claim Clark mined. Motorists Asked To Use Caution If last year is any indica tion of what may happen to Oregonians on the highways over the Labor Day week end, death or injury awaits more than 200 people before the 78 hour period ends, Medford Police Capt. Clyde Fichtner warned today. There were 220 people in jured in 454 Oregon accidents over the Labor Day holiday last year, Fichtner said. Six people were killed. Safety officials at the local and state level are urging drivers to shield themselves from traffic trouble as they leave Friday or Saturday for recreation areas around th state. Police agencies, at usual, will operate at full patrol strength giving special em phasis to violations known to contribute to accidents, Ficht ner said. Traffic deaths in Oregon are running 22.1 per cent ahead of last year. Fichtner contended that many of these deaths could have been pre vented by exercise of common sense and courtesy behind the wheel. Cooking vegetables in their skins improves flavor and food value - and saves time. MEDFORD'S FINEST MEATS SINCE 1940" FRESH CRABS STRICTLY OCEAN FRESH Mb. Average Si)C FRESH CRABMEAT $ 98 lb. "SWIFT'S PREMIUM" BUTTERBALL HEN TURKEYS This YEAR'S CROP 10 TO 14 LBS. NO. 1 FANCY 49.S OUR OUR DELICIOUS CURE BONELESS choc. nnnriFn (O)C WVIIIItasf . BEEF 79 lb ALL CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS and Fancy DSMVICI CCC TrtiS Eastern LOIN ROAST Pork if "CHOICE" BONELESS BEEF ROAST Sirloin Tips Rumps OUR MARINATED CHUCK STEAKS -ARE DELICIOUS -U.S. "CHOICE" -WELL TRIMMED (SEASONED TO jL (Q) C PLEASE MOST) (Q) S lb -"CHOICE" STEAKS- WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF YOUR FAVORITE "CHOICE" STEAK FOR THE WEEK END . . . T-BONES, SIRLOINS, FILLETS, NEW YORKS. Fresh Ground Beef ALWAYS THE BEST C THE BEST $-JJ I Q lb 10-lb. pkg. NALIEY'S POTATO CHIPS JUMBO TRIPLE Regular Pack 69c Box Value Kosher DILLS - 59 Pilled Ripe Olives 3;:$1 Van Camp. A m$nts FOR Pork & Beans 0 1 ; 1 candy bars '? 3Q Almond or Crunch Bars jT M PACIFIC I DEVEINED gf T Q Btfl I 1 COCKTAIL A1 K 7Q SHRIMP taJ s U vullt m. . I J RAZOR CLAMS , 49 llnsiant Tea 69 Compare With "Pioneer" BARGAIN PACK (3-Hole) FILLER PAPER &BC WIDE OR Qflfl COLLEGE JUU RULE SHEETS JORGENSEN'S FIESTA Half Gallon ICECREAM 69 Ice Cream Cones Cup or Pointed 3 T s1 MAZOLA OIL 0,55 "AWARD" MARGARINE 3 lbs. $1 Marie's 1 000 Island Dressing 69c mjb b oz. instant asc Marie's Blue Cheese Dressing -89c COFFEE 49' 97 JUMBU VINE KIPtNtU jr c mtt A CANTALOUPE 0 V LONG, GREEN, SLICING CUCUMBERS LARGE, SOLID LETTUCE SUNKIST LEMONS &f CRISP, CRUNCHY CELERY 5 ,r 29 SHOP FOR TWO DAYS WE WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY AS USUAL, AND MONDAY (Labor Day) 3 Heads 33' Doz. 39 2 Largs Oyt Bunch I o o flfrsnytfo o n mm? 222 West Main Street NEXT TO POWER COMPANY CLOSED SUNDAYS
