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Thursday. December 8, 19SS
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RELATIONSHIP DEMONSTRATED The re
lationship between Christmas Seals and chest
x-rays as demonstrated by Sam Demo, center,
former x-ray technician at Rogue Valley
Memorial (Community) hospi'al. He is shown
holding an x-ray film and a sheet of 1955
Christmas Seals. With him, left to right, are
Mrs. Sam Gilbert, co-chairman of the seal sale
for the Medford health unit of the Jackson
County Public Health association; Mrs. John
Clark, Central Point chairman; Demo; Mrs.
J. Richard Bartuss, Shady Cove, and Leon O.
Boomer, county case-finding chairman. The
x-ray unit at the hospital will be reopened as
the need grows for the clinic. Meanwhile the
Sacred Heart hospital x-ray clinic is open
Thursday afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. A small
charge is made for the x-rays to cover cost of
films and technicians' time. Funds from the
seal sales covers cost of extensive x-ray ma
chinery. Since each case of tuberculosis costs
the vicinity $15,000 the machines already have
demonstrated their value in cases found in this
county. In addition to finding tuberculosis
cases, x-rays also reveal other abnormal chest
conditions. (Brainerd photo).
,(JRTIST DIES
O Stccton, Calif. (U.R)
Portrait artist Nan Rice, whose
paintings are included in many
collections throughout the na
tion died yesterday. She was
65. Mrs. Rice moved to Stock
tgji four years ago from Chicago.
CITY HALL COLOR
Milwaukee (U.R) The Mil
waukee Common Council, which
recently banned colored side
walks because it would make
the city look like a "rainbow,"
has four pink squares of its own
in the sidewalk at the front of
the city hall.
GROTEWAHL IN CHINA.
Tokyo (U.R) East Ger
man Prime Minister Otto
Grotewahl arrived in Commun
ist China today on his first visit
to Red Asia. Peiping Radio said
Grotewahl, his wife and 10 East
German delegates landed at
Peiping airport.
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Newiyweds Go To Arizona
Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Wolfe will make their home in
Prescott, Ariz., after being mar
ried Dec. 1 at a little church
in Reno, Nev. They were attend
ed by an aunt and uncle of the
bride, who is the former Evelyn
Cotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Cotter, Benson st., Med
ford. A shower was held for the
couple Nov. 29 at the home of
Mr; and Mrs. R. P. Wolfe, par
ents of the bridegroom. They re
ceived many beautiful gifts.
Leon attended Phoenix High
school while Miss Cotter attend
ed Medford schools.
Mrs. Chester Fitch and her
9-month-oId grandson, Ashland,
spent the day Tuesday' at the
home of her sister, Mrs. I. J.
Hanscom.
Thanksgiving holiday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J W. Watkins were Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Judd, Menlo Park,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd Wat
kins and daughter Phyllis, and
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bourne
and son Richard, all Medford.
The Garden club will hold
an all day meeting Friday, Dec.
9, with a covered dish luncheon
being served at noon. A work
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project is planned for the morn
ing hours with a business session
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Fay Caster, Mrs. Blanche
Coffeen, and Mrs. Jerry Coffeen
returned home Dec. 3 after a
month's trip and visit to El Paso,
Tex., where they were guests
of Mr. and 'Mrs. Dick Caster,
son and daughter-in-law of Mrs.
Caster. They went by the north
ern route through Boise, Idaho,
Salt Lake City, and the Grand
Cnnyon. On the return trip they
came the southern route and
visited Disneyland in Los An
geles. They visited a sister of
Mrs. Caster there, Mrs. Dora
Poletiek, who came home with
them.
A business meeting was held
at the Community club last week
and members decided that as the
schools and the churches were
having their various Christmas
programs, the club would not
have a Christmas program this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Founsley
and son Ray of Milwaukee, Ore.,
spent Thanksgiving -day at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Thomp
son. v Miss Genevive Turck, Mur
phy, visited at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Thompson last week.
Billy Barlow, Corvallis, and
Barbara Barlow, Longview,
Wash., spent Thanksgiving week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Olen Barlow.
Frank Lovett returned home
last week after a visit with his
mother in Tucson, Ariz., and his
daughter, Mrs. Maxine Pierce,
Sacramento, Calif.
Mrs. Alice Bjork and her sis
ter, Mrs. Hannah . Vick, spent
Thanksgiving in Portland at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Kane,
daughter and son-in-law of Mrs.
Bjork.
Leo Tony is visiting a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Fielstad and family.
Mrs. Elva Briscoe is back at
wprk at the Drive-in cleaners
after recuperating from a case
of the flu.
Mrs. Bradley has been ill with
the flu.
Half-Size Style
ACA Group May Be
Established Here
The American Camping asso
ciation has expressed interest in
organizing a Southern Oregon
district of the Oregon section,
according to Glenn Klein, county
4-H extension agent.
The ACA program is designed
to help those who work as camp
directors or as staff members of
summer camps. The association
consists of members of youth
groups including Camp Fire
Girls, Boy' and Girl Scouts,
YMCA and 4-H clubs as well as
private clubs.
Klein said persons interested
may contact him. He said more
details will be available later,
and a discussion of a possible
Southern Oregon district will be
held at the annual camp direc
tors workshop late in January.
Scotty Washburn, of the Salem
YMCA, is president of the Ore
gon section.
GOLD CANINE TOOTH
Marks, Miss. (U.R) Rusty, a
four-year-old cocker spaniel,
flashes a gold tooth when he
growls. Rusty's owner, little
Lynn Attaway, Jr., decided that
the dog should have a gold
tooth. Lynn's father, L. B. At
taway, operates a dental labora
tory in Clarksdale and obliged.
Ashland Firm Files
For Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for
; the Horsecreek Cattle company,
i 1677 Church st, Ashland, were
filed at the county clerk's of
i fice this week.
Purpose of the company is to
engage in all types of business
connected with raising and mar
keting cattle and buying, sell
ing, logging and sawing timber.
Directors and incorporators
of the company are Larry Basey,
167 Church st., agent; Michaelyn
O'Day Basey, 167 Church st.;
Donld L. Basey, 500 Helmen st.,
Ashland; and Howard Simmons,
364 Hargadine st., Ashland.
Petoskey, Mich U.R Mem
bers of Petosky's First Presby
terian Church and First Metho
dist Church held joint services
in the Methodist building while
a new pipe organ was being in
stalled in the Presbyterian
Church. The ministers of the
two churches took turns con
ducting the services.
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Oregon Faces Cut
In Polio Vaccine
Portland (U.R) The pub
lic health service will drastical
ly curtail" Salk polio vaccine
allotments for Oregon unless, in
oculations are stepped up, it was
reported today.
Mark Howard, state board of
health spokesman, said he had
been informed by public health
officials in San Francisco that
Oregon's quota of vaccine prob
ably would be reduced because
so much of it was expiring un
used in pharmacies. The vaccine
is ineffective after its expira
tion date.
Howard also said that this
was the third worst year in the
polio history of the state with
416 cases reported through Dec.
3. There have been no cases
among those who have received"
Salk shots.
In 1950, 520 cases were re
ported in 1952 and 415 in 1943.
The public health service has
already asked Oregon to re
lease 49,000 cubic centimeters of i
Salk vaccine for use in other
areas, Howard said.
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