The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 12

April 25. 1963 THE DAILY SUN-B-1 A Wets Effective I APRIL 24 I Thru 1 Give Blue Chip Siampt an vstuddedM TlJ 7-DAY GIANT SIZE 4Pi ffillUllElo) i Bar- LOCATED AT YA I-1 i- lYi Muscott and Highland SAN BERNARDINO The very best in foods at the lowest prices possible. Westside Market is brimming full of "Star Studded All popular name brands you'd bet-ter hurry for it's worth a special trip to bo the Westside Market for these star specials! LJ 1:1 I IttT Valor Medal Winners fo Be Honored A Highland resident, Henry G. Shebley of 26185 Holly VMa Boulevard, will be among 22 state employe, all Medal of Valor winner, who will be honored May 11 at a banquet in San Francisco. Shebley, on deer patrol in the Lagiina Mountains for the Department of FUn and Game In September 1958, disarmed a gunman and saved the life of a woman whoite husband had been mortally wounded by the assailant.

Also to be honored at the dinner Is Vernon L. Dupper of 6077 BonhUl Riverside. Dupper, an equipment operator for the state Division of Forestry, ran a bulldozer through flames to save two men fighting a watershed fire north of Monrovia in October 1958. The dinner, designed as a tribute to the Medal of Valor holders, Is sponsored by the California State Employes Associa-tion. The dinner is to be held In the Fairmont Hotel.

Gov. Edmund G. Brown has Invited the Medal of Valor holders to be present for unveiling of a permanent Hall of Fame plaque, which later will be placed In a permanent display case outside the Governor's office in the State Capitol. Also participating In the award dinner will be Atty. Gen.

Stanley Mosk, Controller Alan Cranston and Bradford Crittenden, commissioner of the California Highway Patrol. The CHP has contributed the most Medal of Valor winners, with nine officers honored. Jury Rejects Damage Claim Survivors of a Claremont wom SI 01 A IS A JUL COUNTRY BOY MEATS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FANCY, FRESH CUT-UP OR WHOLE 0 yv I -V I Big 24-ox. Bottle IlSartificiai fruit VVWfci,) MAIL-IN S8bb tt rACKAttl ZlVl f0 DETAILS WW hull MwM Frem ltl and Honi wit 1 4-PACK ZEE TISSUE $100 if (for I ig ZEE REGULAR $100 I Country Style Fryer Parts 49c lb. PAPER TOWELS 6,., DOG FOOD NO.

1 TALL CAN KEN-L-RATION 6 SJ 00 Center Cut 300 i $100 VAN CAMP'S TAMALES Y3 Con for EASTERN FED PORKERS Q) HUNT'S an killed in a 1960 auto crash in the Mt. Baldy area lost a court $1 00 CATSUP 14-et. I for battle for damages when a Superior Court jury returned a ver dict in favor of the defendant yes 00 AWARD MARGARINE Full Quart terday. The plaintiffs, John Dale Chris- Well Trimmed I I Miracle ill. tensen and his minor children, LB.

NEW 6 PATTIES GAINES BURGERS 45c WALTER KENDALL 25-LB. BAG miracl Gale and Lowell, had filed suit for damages in excess of $225,000 for the death of Jane Kerr Chris- COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE 2 LBS. 69" CORKED BEEF LB. 49 BURGER BITS T' tensen and for Christensen's injur ies which he alleged included frac CHUCK COUNTRY BOY QUALITY BEEF tures of the collar bone, forearm FROZEN FOOD and three ribs. In a complaint filed by attorneys Donald S.

Gillespie and Her 39c 1 0-oz. bert Pearson, it was alleged Mrs. RICH'S WHIP TOPPING KNUDSEN PARTY TIME ICE CREAM Christensen was killed and Chris- tensen was Injured when a car in Vi-gol. which they were riding as pass SWANSON'S CHICKEN AND TURKEY AND BEEP engers left the highway on a curve and crashed on Mt. Baldy Road FRESH SLICED BEEF LIVER fc 39" MEAT PlEi BANQUET DINNERS tiear Buckhorn restaurant July 9, 1960.

'Named defendants were the dri ver, Edward F. Malkin of Riverside; a passenger, Adolyne Arm GROUND SHOULDER 3 BONELESS CLOD 33c Ore-1 da 7-oz. Onion Rings strong, now Mrs. Malkin; and the Bowlium, owner of the car. KERN'S Yj5 ROLLED ROAST lb69 Judge Archie D.

Mitchell gave the case to the jury at 11 a.m yesterday after six days of trial and a 10-2 verdict in favor of the defendant was brought in at 2:15 Delicatessen Specials WILSON'S WIENERS lb 47c OSCAR MAYER COTTO, FA, BOLOGNA I BRAUNSWEIGER 13-oiVTC GREEN Pillibury Ballard BISCUITS 12 FANCY, CRISP, SOLID HEADS 32-oz. Bottle p.m. Attorney William H. Wilson was caunsel for the defendants. Officers See light And Nab Pair in telephone Booth iTh glare of a cutting torch 2 KNUDSEN CREAM CHEESE Wilson's CORN KING 3-i.

lb. TRY WITH CORNED BEEF BACON In an outdoor telephone booth caught the eye of a sheriff's of 49c ficer and resulted in the arrest of two Los Angeles men early yesterday. ROMAINE BOSTON RED LEAF letting Booked in County Jail for ques tioning were Lester Arly Ferguson, 27, and Albert Douglas Van Petten. 26. MUSTARD and COLLARD GREENS ea.

Sheriff's Deputy George T. became curious when he no U.S. No. 1 Idaho BULK ticed two men in an outdoor telephone booth adjoining a market at California and Mallory Streets In the Muscoy area at 1:37 a.m. Los Angeles police have reported eight unsolved telephone booth 4U No.

2'2 Can hurelaries in which coin boxes I fj iffv A 1AM Solid Red Ripe Large y)G)c Basket Zjy were removed with cutting torches, the Sheriffs Office reported. North S.B. Rofarians to Observe Schools Week 3 lbs. for 2 In observance of Public Schools Week now under way, the Rotary Club of North San Bernardino will meet at 12:15 p.m. today in FREE RIDE WHIRLYBIRD the cafeteria of San Bernardino GOLDEN NUGGET PEANUT BUTTER OLD TAVERN PRESERVES SATURDAY 10 A.M..) P.M.

Valley College. Dr. Herman J. Sheffield, col- LA PINA FLOUR 25-LB. 49 BAG feee nresident: and J.

W. Mc- Daniel, vice president for instruc (d(dic Strawberry 6L(P)C 5) tion, will speak and conduct the members on a tour of the college t) -lb. Jar television station. Boysenberry Mb. Marshall Lakin will be program chairman.

A round table will be held at Bing's Cathay L-k-J FREE VEGETABLE KNIFE S. Inn at 12:15 p.m. Courtesy Night Set $1199 Annual Courtesy Night will be IVORY, Large Bar 2 for 31c IVORY. Medium Bar 3 for 29c IVORY, Personal Bar 4 for Camay, Regular Bar 2 for 23c Zest, Bath Bar 2 for 41c ZEST, Regular Bar 2 for LAVA, Regular Bar 2 for 25c IVORY FLAKES, Giant 79c IVORY SNOW, Giant 79c DREFT, Giant 83c COMET, 14-ox 2 for 33c DOWNY, Regular 49e SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS, Mb 33c SUNSHINE HYDROX, ll'a-ox. 39c MOTHERS, Lunchettes, 13-oi.

39c MOTHERS, Sugar Wafers, 6 2-01 33c M.J.B. COFFEE, Mb 63c M.J.B. COFFEE, 2-lb $1.25 STRIPE FAMILY SIZE TOOTH PASTE 83c IVORY LIQUID, Giant 65c JOY LIQUID, Giant 65c NEW THRILL, Giant 65c OXYDOL, Regular 33c TIDE, Regular 33c DUZ, Giant 85c SALVO, Giant 79c CASCADE, Regular 45c SPIC-N-SPAN, Regular 29c MR, CLEAN, Regular 41 held by the Lugonia Parlor 241, Native Daughters of the Golden West, In the Knights of Colum bus Hall. 1510 W. Highland San Bernardino, at 8 p.m.

to HILLS INST. COFFEE 99. 1 0-oz. day,.