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rOTJK MEDTORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBTTHE TuMdar, July 1, 19S2 HOPE TO BE STENOGS Cleveland, O. (U.R) A sur vey by the school board showed that one out of five girls in the 14 city high schools hopes to be come a stenographer. One boy out of 11 wants to be an engineer. LIKELY STORY. INDEED - Hartford, Conn. (U.R) Ben Snipes explained that he crashed into a tree because he had been blinded by lights of an oncoming car but was arrested when police pointed out it was broad daylight. JUST LIKE HOTSEAT Chicago (U.R) The big air conditioning unit which will cool the International Amphi theatre during the big political conventions is powered by 2,300 volts exactly the same voltage that an electric chair uses. Savings & Loan Association of Medford . A HOME OWNED. INSTITUTION DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO SAVE 27 North Holly Street Announces Dividends of n Q ftK ANNUM FOR THE PAST HALF YEAR, PAYABLE ' TO INVESTORS Today, July 1, 1952 All accounts insured to $10,000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insur ance Corp., Washington, D. C. Investments made by the 10th of the month earn dividends as of the first of the month. .... HO OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS TfSSf.r' GEORGE M. ROBERTS. President a- J- HAN BY Vice President - ilAg R- F- KYLE Secretary-Treasurer .Iflllll MARY JANE MYERS Asst. Seey.-Treas. JIIIIl' GLENN I. JACKSON W. H. REICHSTEIN JlIIV HERBERT G. GREY RALPH NORRIS 11 Save and Borrow with Confidence BEST IN 1951 DERBY Darwin Cooper, Williamsport, Pa., is shown above as he receives his championship trophy for winning the 1951 AU-American Soap Box derby as his mother smiles her approval. The winner of the Rogue Valley Soap Box derby July 13th will attempt to succeed Cooper as derby national champion. The 1952 All-American derby will be held August 10 at Akron, Ohio. Visiting Professors To Hear Discussion Of Area's Resources Glenn Jackson, vice presi dent of California Oregon Pow er company, will speak on the natural resources of southwest ern Oregon at a public dinner meeting tonight in the Medford hotel" at 6:30 o'clock. The dinner is in honor of 40 visiting college professors from all over the United States who are studying the natural resourc es of this area and who arrived here this afternoon by private bus. Will Tour Area Starting Wednesday morning, the group will tour several ag ricultural and horticultural points of interest in the valley, according to County Agent W. B. Tucker. They will begin by visiting the Otto Bohnert farm, Central Point, where a diversi fied crop exhibit will be shown, nf) a fl Si Relax In Comfort and Catch A ll the Breezes This Summer i7nf rr- 111 av k?L. . V wgr mmm Adjusts to reclining position without getting up ! Sit do wn ; lie do wn, with feet or absolute relaxation. There are no com- plicated mechanisms. Just stretch out and the chaise adjusts itself. Light, strong, in bright chromated metal tubing, with green, yellow, redror blue vat-dyed cover, pillow included. Low in price, and styled to perfection for com fort and beauty. $29 These taxing days, you need to take time out Relieve the tensions that fatigue you and put a burden on your hard-working heart. including alfalfa, ladino and sug ar beet seed, potatoes for fresh market, strawberries, onions and other crops. The next stopping place will be Clair Higinbotham's place, Taylor road, where his large Holstein herd of dairy cows will be observed, as well as his irri gated pasture, modern silos and other improvements. John Bohnert's stock ranch at Seven Oaks, Highway 99, will be the next tour inspection stop where Bohnert's wife and two daughters will join him in de scribing the growth of the Boh nert Hereford herd, described by Tucker as consisting of "very excellent stock." " Historical Po'.nts Going on from here, the tour will drive via the Central Point Jacksonville highway to Jack sonville where they will view the various historical points of intprpct arH near . ftrpliaprfc rtn route. C. B. Cordy, county agent in horticulture, will explain the pear growth to the . professors through the bus's public ad dress system as they ' pass var ious orchards. From Jacksonville, the group will mo tor. to. the Bear Creek orchards packing house for a tour of the plant and packing processes. A lunch at Ashland will con clude the group's .stay in the valley. Dr. J. G. Jensen, profes sor of natural resources at OSC, is in charge of the tour through' out the state, with John Nieder meyer, Route 2, Medford, in charge of local arrangements. Ashland July 4th Rodeo Scheduled Ashland The ninth annual July 4th rodeo shown and race program presented by the Ash land Riding association will be gin Friday at 2 p. m., and con tinue through Saturday and Sun day. Events will be at the ro deo grounds in Ashland. Sixteen main events will be featured' this year, with stock furnished by Anderson brothers. Bucking horses, calf roping, wild cow milking, cow riding, rop ing races and other games will be part of the rodeo attractions; and six races for hotbloods, quar ter and saddle horses will be run. EASY TERMS if lflnnnomfitoiio(j3 A Complete Line of Wood and Metal Folding LAWN FURNITURE May Be Purchased on SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Summer Music School Planed at Talent Talent R. B. Parr, superin tendent of schools at Talent, this week announced that ' Richard Dorr, new music instructor, would conduct a six-week, sum mer session in instrumental mu sic. The session will open with registration Monday,- July -7, at 7:30 p. m. in the music room. The lessons will be open to be ginners and advanced students. There will be no charge for the sessions, and some school instru ments are available. All inter ested students and their parents are urged to attend Monday. WANTED ANY KIND OF GOOD, BRIGHT CLEAN HAY Fast Safe Course Seen for Derby A fast and safe race course on the East Main street hill is as sured by the track committee for the Rogue Valley Soap Box der by to be held there July 13. The committee, composed of Chairman Paul Selby, Les Stamper and Paul Rynning, is cooperating with George Potu cek and members of Carpenters Local 2067 in the construction of a starting ramp. Lumber for the ramp has been donated by George Flanagan, Elk Lumber company. Committees dealing- with traf fic control, safety, refreshments, prize awards and related details have all scheduled meetings be tween now and race day. FORD PLANT CLOSES Oakland, Calif. (U.R) A Ford Motor Co. assembly plant shut down Tuesday and two General Motors plants in the East Bay announced they would suspend operations Thursday be cause of the nationwide steel strike. WEATHER By United Press North California: Fair Tues day and Wednesday. Veterans' Problems Due for Discussion Veterans with rehabilitation or compensation problems are invited by Hugh Williams, com mander of American Legion Post 15, to visit the Legion buil ding, 531 South Riverside, av enue, Wednesday night. George Shaw, Portland, state service officer of the Legion, will be there from 7 o'clock on to assist all ex-service men re gardless of their affiliation'with any veterans organization. There will be no solicitation for mem bership in the Legion, accord ing to Williams. Occasionally coyotes will come to a crow call. Sports Afield. Fontainebleau, France (U.F5 Lt. Gen. Lauris A. Norstad, commanding the Allied air forc es in Europe, said Monday that the balance of air power in the North Atlantic Treaty defense area has begun to shift in favor of the West. MEDFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM Catering to Large and Small PRIVATE PARTIES, SOCIAL CLUBS, and Businessmen's, Businesswomen's LUNCHEONS - DINNERS Menu and Prices Submitted Without Obligation FREE PARKING We Will Be Closed July 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th To Allow Our Employees a Longer Holiday Walt Young's Medford Stationery Store 210 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-6780 Open 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. OUR STORE WILL CLOSE FRIDAY JULY 4TH Check These Special Values Priced for This Week Only LARGE MEATY FRANKFURTERS ft. 49c A Must For Your Picnic OREGON CHIEF or CASCADE PICNIC HAMS it. 47c TENDERIZED SWIFT'S TENDER GROWN EVISERATED L JUC4J CVfO J IU. lUJvW iau If You Want the Best TIME! HEINZ CROSS-CUT Sweet Pickles p,-,t 41c rniT" 6 for 35c VULA Plus Bottle Dep. SERVESET Paper Plates 6 for 17c Paper Cups 6 for 17c Paper Napkins 32 for 17c Plastic Spoons 12 for 17c Plastic Forks '.. -12 for 17c Guaranteed WATERMELON Red Ripe lb. 6c GOLDEN BANANAS 2 29c CRISPY RADISHES GR. ONIONS BUNCH (Q)g Contaloupes - Oranges Apples - Plums Cherries - Apricots Jorgensen's Fiesta ICE CREAM Vz gallon 89c TRACY'S FANCY WHOLE PEELED Potatoes 2 s 35c MIRACLE WHIP Sated Dressing Pt. 37c Qt. 62c JOHNSON'S CAR PLATE No Rubbing Just wipe off Can $1.00 3 MEDFORD GRANTS PASS ASHLAND 526 SOUTH RIVERSIDE . '": , - " ' : I . MORTON MILLING CO. SaMMESaCSSSLKSSMMBMMBMMMHMMMMMMHH M 10 Wt jadaen Stm s
