Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1955)
FOURTEEN MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, March 8, 1955 ; CLEARED Anna Louise : Strong, 69 (above), in Los An jgeles, is excited over an nouncement from radio Mos ; cow that she has been cleared :of spy charges. She said she : would be "delighted" to go tback to Russia where she reached the peak of her writ ing career in 199. Festival Slated lor Discussion e The economic contribution of ,"th Oregon Shakespearean Festi val association at Ashland to ;the Rogue valley will be the Jmain topic to be presented at Hhe roundtable session of the Chamber of Commerce next 3Ionday. Z William Dawkins, former executive-secretary of the associa tion, will be the speaker. Other topics to be presented the roundtable at future luncheon meetings are the story of Mercy ;Flights, Inc., educational rela tionships between business and Ischools, and personnel train Ung. ; At yesterday's meeting, Capt. iDale Davis, Medford fire de partment, announced plans for Za new civil defense unit which Twill be made public Thursday, i About 24 persons attended the 'meeting held at the Jackson rhotel. Sanitation Committee Sets First Meeting Wednesday The first meeting of a newly- formed committee on sanitation will be held Wednesday evening in the offices of the Jackson County Health department in the courthouse at 8 o'clock ac cording to Robert Hart, county sanitarian, and officers of the Jackson County Public Health association. This committee, formed to include representatives from nearly every section of the county, has been organized by the health association in an ef fort to obtain detailed informa tion on various methods which might be employed to solve a Free Workshop in Square Dancing Set By Public Schools A free workshop In square dancing, couple dances, mixers and rhythms will be held the afternoons and evenings of March 14 and 15 at the Medford junior high school gymnasium, it was announced today. The four sessions will be conducted by Ed Durlacher under the sponsorship of the public schools. The sessions will be open to physical educators, music teach ers, and all recreation activity leaders. The programs will con sist of teaching by the use of the simplified recorded method of instruction, live teaching, live calling, programing, and music. Durlacher, who has been fea tured in various leading maga zines, and has appeared on top television and radio shows, is among the leading exponents of conducting square dancing for novices. At the present time, he is writing a book entitled "The Factual History of American Square Dancing." Further information on the four sessions may be obtained from Lee Ragsdale, supervisor of health and physical education for the Medford public schools. county-wide problem of inade quate sewage disposal. Various methods which will be given study include city an nexation, a metropolitan or county district, individual sani tary districts, county zoning, and recent bills which have been presented to the legislature cov ering the sanitation problem. The work is being done as an outgrowth of the health associa tion's study to determine the county's most pressing health problems. "It is our desire to gather as much information as possible which will help the people of this, county work out a practical solution to remove hazardous Education Board Gets Gifts, Grants Portland (U.R) The State Board of Higher Education to day accepted gifts and grants to taling some $69,000. Largest was $19,800 from the Life Insurance Medical Research Fund, New York, for research at the University of Oregon medical school on use of plasma proteins in cerebral vascular disease. The Agricultural Research Foundation, through the Oregon Commission, Pendleton, made available $7000 to aid in con struction of research buildings at the Pendleton experiment station. The board also approved pro motion of J. R. Dilworth from associate professor to professor and head of the department of forest management at Oregon State .college. AA SERMON Newtown, Conn. (U.R) Pastor Gordon Pierce turned' his Trinity Episcopal church pulpit over to a member of Alcoholics Anonymous for a Sunday ser mon. The minister said there is an "urgent need for all com munities to face frankly the growing problem of alcoholism." health conditions," according to Mrs. A. C. Uridel, chairman of the sanitation committee. Reorese illative Those -who will attend the Wednesday meeting include Dr. C. D. Lemley, James Dunlevy and Mrs. O. A. Eden, Medford; John Billings, Ashland; K. V. Thoreson and Bruce Hitt, Tal ent; Dan Adams and Charles W. Robertson, Phoenix; E. Stevens, Bear Creek district; Milton Steinmetz, Gold Hill; Everett H Ravenor, Jacksonville; Mrs. Eva Seggesenman, Shady Cove; Mrs. John Harr, Prospect; Dan Stein metz, Berrydale district; Mr. and Mrs. George Barr, Griffin Creek; Sam Harbison, Orchard Home; Mr. and Mrs. John Hensen, Lo zier lane; Walter Sutherland, Central -Point, and Earl Yoak ley, Table Rock. Also attending will be Robert Hart, county sanitarian, and T. M. Gerow, district engineer with the Oregon State board of health. I I J Jaw! So smooth it leaves you breathless K. 7 miriiajFf tfie areaiest name VODKA in. 80 proof. Made from 1 00 g grti n neutral spirits. ' Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Flj. Inc.. Hirtford.Conn. 4k& mm aflS Srt 03 1 OS For 10 DAYS ONLY Universal Steam Iron $17.95 Rid-Jid Ironing Board $8.95 Sunlite Pad and Cover $4.45 OPEN WED. UNTIL 9 P.M. AT I LIMITED Ta. Value. . . .... $31.35 -jg. With Your hiretesrWTr . ONLY s- J PER S WEEK PUSHBUTTON AUTOMATIC WASHER The Washer That Proves Itself NEW HISTORY-MAKING o no The 2-Cycle Automatic So Advanced That Every Ho me maker Should See It! ALL-PORCELAIN FIN ISH Inside and out is glass-smooth, wipes clean instantly! LIGHTED BACK PAN EL Illuminated con trols, shines into tub when top is open! Most Advanced of AH Clothes Dryers! Only This New HOTPOINT gives you TWO Automatic Washers in ONE with Pushbutton Controls! PUSHBUTTONS For automatic -selection -of ' wash and rinse water temperatures! SOLID WALL TUB Lets soil and suds spin - up and out of tub . . instead of through . clothes. WOND - R - DIAL Gives you two auto-, matic cycles NOR MAL and DELICATE. RUBBER - FINNED AQUATATOR New est and' best wash rinse action. Thorough . . . safe! TRIPLE -ACTION RINSING Two spray rinses plus deep over flow rinse with Aqua tator Action! ' TOP LOADING . . . FLUSH - TO - WALL INSTALLATION . . . SMOOTH FLUID DRIVE . . . SAFE CIR CUIT BREAKER. Sealed A e t ion keeps lint, heat, and, mois ture from es caping into the room. No costly . vents needed! $294 PER WEEK "Medford's Exclusive 'HOTPOINT' Dealer" 127 North Central Ave. Across from Penney's Phone 3 5743 mm IS.IS u u Pre-Easter Savings Event luxurious Coats in Misses', Women's and Petite Sizes COLORFUL TWEEDS RICH, SOFT PLUSHES NEW POPPY-SEED BOUCLES SUNNY CALIFORNIA PASTELS ' PLENTY OF NEUTRAL SHADES VIBRANT NEW SHADES IN LUXURIOUS 100 WOOL FABRICS Priced for Savings 3i00 And if5 Good fashion sense is cut into every line of these outstanding Spring coats.. Success features in cardigans, tuxedos, straight line styles. Here is fashion leadership com bined with value leadership. Use Our Lava way A small deposit will hold your selection 'til Easter. Here's your chance to try famous ' SATURA Dorothy G ray GET A V4-OZ. TRIAL SIZE FREE WHEN YOU BUY , THE REGULAR 2-OZ. JAR FOR $Q50 ' J pltu tax women SAY: There's nothing like SATURA, unique Moisture Cream with Hormones and Vitamin A. Thousands of women have discover ed that only SATURA, by Dorothy Gray, works so completely to bring a younger look. It supplies skin with inner and surface moisture to com bat dryness. For a limited time, get SATURA in a FRE trial size when you buy the $3.50 jar. MAIN FLOOR Don't Mist The YMCA AUCTION SAT., MAR. 12 PLANT SALE 9 a.m. AUCTION -.. .l p.m. Proceeds from the event will buy needed " equipment for the YMCA. FREE PRIZES - every hour FUN FOR ALU Skirt and Trouser Hangers Reg. 59e 39. Durable wooden, hangers for your skirts and trousers. Grip tight clips keep garments in place. NOTIONS , O Boy' Sweaters Reg. 3.91 Soft, orlon and wool blend sweaters for boys, sizes 3 to 6 years. Wash easily, dry quickly. Beige or grey. SECOND FLOOR Boys'j Sport Shirts Values to 1.9t 1.29 Short-sleeve sport shirts in seersucker or linen. Sizes 2 to 7 years. Colors: white, blue, brown, green. SECOND FLOOR ; Novelty Place Mats Reg. 2.98 18S Set Cotton place mat sets, foui mats with 4 napkins. Assort ed patterns and colors. Pack-, aged in cellophane. MAIN FLOOR o Boxed Towel Sets Reg. 1.98 1.45 Three-piece towel sets by Dundee. Bath, hand towel and wash cloth in assorted . colors. Nicely boxed. ' o Children's Footwear Values to 6.98 2.99 Famous make, assorted styles to ; choose from including dress and tailored models. Broken sizes. SHOP FOR MANY OTHER MANN'S WEEK UNADVER TISED SPECIALS THRUOUT THE STORE.
