Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 09, 1952, Image 12

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE'
Wednesday, July 9, 1952
Swimming Program
Importance Told
With 6,539 drownings in the
U.S. last year; 176 over the
Fourth of July this season and
five in Oregon during the re
cent holiday, there is need for
added emphasis on the learn-to-swim
program, Don Day, Y.
M. C. A. swimming instructor,
and Ed Knapp, Hawthorne pool
supervisor, told members of the
Medford Rotary club Tuesday in
a water safety program at the
Hotel Jackson.
The two instructors demon
strated the old Shaffer and new
Neilson methods of artificial res
piration, with Rotary program
chairman Otto Ewaldson as the
subject. Day stressed the simple
safety rules which should be
followed in case of boat mishaps
and ensible precautions for those
swimming in southern Oregon's
cold rivers.
A series of pratical rules gov
erning swimmers in Hawthorne
pool, approved by the Medford
city council, were outlined by
Ed Knapp. Steps followed in
keeping the one-half million gal
lons of water in the city pool
clean and fresh were explained.
The pool . accommodates 400
swimmers at one time, and 700
people sought relief from Med
ford's hot weather Monday in
the 76 degree water at Haw
thorne park.
Sao Paulo, Brazil (U.R)-U. S.
Secretary of State Dean Ache
son appealed Monday night to
the Western Hemisphere to re
sist Communist efforts to spread
"discord and distrust" among1 its
nations.
There are no cars in the seven-year-old
bracket because of
the halt in production during
World War II.
Local Girl Among "A"
Students at Willamette
Salem (U.R Registrar
Harold B. Jory said Tuesday
that 23 Willamette university
students earned straight A rec
ords in the spring semester.
They included: Sally Cooney
of Medford, Theodore Loder of
Milwaukie, George Porter , of
Pilot Rock and Kathleen Revis
of Burns.
County's Top Dairy
Herds Are Listed
The. five top herds and indi'
vidual winners for the June
competition of the Jackson
County Dairy Herd Improve-
association were announced to
day.
Top owners and the records
of their herds are W. D. Mon
gold, 1,056 average pounds of
milk and 57.9 average pounds of
butterfat (23 cows); Vinson
Vaughan, 1,220 pounds milk and
48.5 pounds butterfat (29 cows):
L: E. and Claude Ullom, 1,035
pounds milk and 43.8 pounds
butterfat (29 cows); Dale and
Harriet Young, 1,010 pounds
milk and 42.5 pounds butterfat
(33 cows); and Chester Jensen,
850 pounds milk and 42.3 pounds
butterfat (18 cows).
Vaughan's cow, "Hulda," was
the top producer with 3,201
pounds of milk and 105.6 pounds
of butterfat. '
a
TO CRESCENT CITY,
EURGKA-ARCATA
3 FLIGHTS EVERY DAY
(From Medford Airport)
SouthiVestAmfcys
PHONE MEDFORD 2-5851
r ' n
sMffl
SERVICE FOR FOUR
Includes 4 och eupt, tauten,
bread I faulUn. ty," tflnnr
plots...ff purchased foaralety,
$t7.W
ALSO AVAILABLE
Some 16 pic Starter Sl bat
with targ dinner plaUt.
lUgulor $13.90 .
7 A .
at a4rtscf fi
I81SE & CIRBEV
r2J
1 PIECE STARTER SET
corriAi
VI LVink I rt
flFFFff U
REGULAR $12.9 J
California Ivy is as modern as you wish, yet per
fectly at home with your provincial pieces. It adds
charm and romantic interest to your table setting.
You will find many occasions for its use. Not
only will it prove refreshing at your regular meals,
but you may use it for teas or on your patio. As
time, goes on, you may add to your California Ivy
from open stock.
Come in and this lovely pattern
and all its beautiful accessories
. Remember, this SPECIAL OFFER is only for two weeks.
I II X I II II II x I
OQQQCTQQfj QQol
SPECIALISTS IN HOMEWARESI
3 WIST 6th STREET PHONE 2-5201
ling w ? : -f
BARGAIN m urjirn
JULY
bargain
IMS!
(DnHIBflDMIE nDHMIEWffiS
h'5 " ' - I ' v , 11:- - I . ' ''U Mokl588tabIe,35x48'clo8ed.Extendsto35'x60- . ' i.-1
s . ? 1 I l ' - - , fl - - . J! i iJnl with one leaf.Same style table (Model 589) has f - - S
. j , " "ff.M t10 12" leaves. . . I'' M
c j ! 'I , i - I i ' I " C ' I JLjl "- ' Model 624A chair has foam rubber cushion and , ( 7 ,
-' Xs i - f 1 1 1 1 ' -" .,' rubber mounted Smoothie-Cushion Glides to pro- U, . , v -
I I 5 : - L ' ' '' f ' : ' 1 tect floors and add comfort. - ' "Vf
5 PSIECIE SIETT IlnwBii .Above- We& 141.7 5
TABLE - 1 EXTRA LEAF - AND
4 CHAIRS REG $81.75
NOW!
Vi7
a
SEE THESE AWD -MANY
OTHER BUYS TODAY!
TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS - REG
$119.50 MOW -
MFfiUFnifi liWMITil
( l
VJL off
ON ANY CHAIR
PURCHASED
WITH TABLE I
x
Other Than Priced Here!
Free Delivery Service
Everywhere
SIXTH $ BARTLETT
O fhone 2-404tf