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SIXTEEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. October 7, 1958 News About Books From the Library A total of 335 volumes, 107 for the junior department and 278 for adult readers, were added to the Medford Public Library in September. Thirty-one volumes were donated by friends of the WHO CAN HELP YOUR HEARING? Ill IV il C. R. ADAMSON District Mjnager I Can! f am a troinvd Sonofone Hearing Aid Consultant ly training and experience with many different kinds of hearing lost, I have been able to bring ber lor hearing to hundreds. Now I havo onothor wonderful now hear ing aid to help brook through that Iron curtain of deafness. This is tho Sonotono with no cords down tho nock, nothing on tho body all worn a tho oar. It's not a gadgot dosignod to at tract by just boing small. This is a roa aid to HEARING, with tradi tional built-in Sonotono quality. When -you do business with Sonotono, you invest in a comploto hearing service and join thousands of hoppy users in a proven better hearing program. SONOTONE C. R. ADAMSON DISTRICT MANAGER 139 East Jackson Phone 2-S904 I library. The number of new titles add ed to the library's collection was 158, of which 131 were adult. They were: Biography: For Love of a King, Alexandra: The Gay Delavals, Askham; Gray Fox. Robert E. Lee and the Civil War, Davis: Ririg Lardner. Elder; The Last of the Conquistadors. Englebert; Weddings in the Family, Fife; John D. Rockefeller Jr., a Por trait, Fosdick; Rufus Jones: Mas ter Quaker, Hinshaw; Manjiro, the Man Who Discovered Amer ica, Kaneko; Low Man on a Totem Pole, Smith; The Search for Captain Slocum, Teller. Fine arts: A Pictorial history of the American Theatre, Blum; What To Listen for in Music, Copland; How to Play by Ear, Wilson; A Color Notation, Mun sell: A Treasury of American Prints. Craven: Folk Art of Primitive People. Bossert; Zor ach Explains Sculpture. Zorach. Home and Garden: The New Encyclopedia of Modern Sew ing, Dickson: The United States Regional Cook Book, Berolzheim er; Fabulous Foods for People You Love, Coggins; Prudence Penny's Cookbook, Penny: The American House Today, Ford; Design for Living. Ford; Quality Budget Houses, Ford; Color and Design for Every Garden, Ort loff. Humor: Of Whales and Wom en, Gilbreth; The Children. Ros mond; Barefoot Boy With Cheek, Shulman; Lost in the Horse Lati tudes, Smith; Rhubarb, Smith; The Loving Couple. Tanner; Bar Nothing Ranch, Taylor: I am Gazing Into My 8-Ball, Wilson. Philosophy, Psychology, reli gion: Daily Life of Early Chris tion. Da vies: Beginnings in Theology, Frost; The Wisdom of Living Religions. Gaer: Guests of God. Jansen: The American Prayer Book, Parsons: Psychol ogy and Life, Ruch; How To Be Happy While Single. Van Evera; Psychology. Woodworth. Travel and adventure: The American Guide. Alsberg; The Dark Continent, Bernatzik; High, Wide and Lonesome, Borland; The Crazy Glasspecker, Dodge; Russian Journey, Douglas: Doc tor Jimek I Presume. Grizmrk: Arctic Wilderness. Marshall; Wyoming Cattle Trails, Rollin n; Spring on an Arctic Island, Scherman; Azalai. Skolle. Rqfcrcncc: Handbook of Chem istry and Physics. Chemical Rub ber Company; Standard Mathe matical Tables. Chemical Rub ber Company; The Choncise En- cylopedia of Antiques, Connois seur; Costumes and Styles, Han sen: Bulletins, Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, Oregon. Other non-fiction: Survival in the Sky, Coombs; Inside the Atom, Asimov; Selected Writing, Bacon; Famous American Ships, Braynard; The Master Stunt Book, Brings; Effective Super vision, Brown; How To Train Hunting Dogs, Brown; Ballot for Americans. Buchanan: Exploring American Caves, Folsom; Auto motive Brakes and Power Trans mission Systems, Frazee; Africa Today, Haines: The Bamboo Rod and How To Build It, Kreider; Cherish the Sea, La Varende: Flight Into Space, Leonard; Sa tanism and Witchcraft, Michelet: The Beginning, Leach; The Spirit of the Wild, Long: The Republi cans, Moos: Simplified Dog Be havior for Home, Car and Street, ntte- For Immediate Release, Paradis: Your Child Can Be Hap py in Bed, Parker; Eisenhower the President, Pulsey; Learn Chess Fast, Reshevskyf The Friendly Force,' Spettigue; Salt Water Fishing Is Easy. Sylvester; The Navajos, Underhill: Segrega tion. Warren; In Search ot Adam, Wendt; Yankee Whalers in the South Seas, Whipple. Historical romance: Justin Bay ard, Cleary; The Fleet in the Forest, Lane; Rainbow in the Royals, Roark: The Prophet and the King, Watkins. Light romance: The Guarded Halo, Pedier; The Ilex Avenue, Whitney; The Quicksilver Pool, Whitney. Mysteries: We Haven't Seen u.r T atelv Erown: Surprise Endings by Hercule Poirot, Chris tie; Angel's Ransom. Dodge; fan tasy and Fugue, Fuller; What Crime Is It?, Gardner; The Case of the Gilded Lily. Gardner: He Never Came Back, (and other novels), McCloy; The Seven File, McGivern; Riddle of a Lady, Malleson. Science fiction: The Currents of Space, Asimov; The City and the Stars. Clarke: Omnibus ot Science Fiction. Conklin: Under sea Quest, Pohl; The Power, Robinson. Westerns: Boss of the Plains, Drago; The Golden West, Kyne; Hnnalnns Cassidv and the Riders of High Rock, L'Amour; Desert of the Damned, Nye: Fabulous Gunman, Overholser; Rogue Riv er Cowboy. Paine. Yntine adults: Star Dust. Bcl- den: Penalty Shot, Flood; Kick off. MacKellar; The Golden Win dow, Rydberg; Los of the May flower, Simon: Girl Trouble, Summers; Make a Wish for Me, Weber. Other fiction. Man and beast, Bottome; Thelma, Caspary; S.S. San Pedro, C o z z e n s: Three Loves. Cronin: The Rebellion of Leo McGuire, Davis; The Eighth Dev. fioldston Stories for Men. Grayson; P i 1 e b u c k, Hawkins: And Walk in Love, Henkle; BUTTE' FALLS Hunters Leave Town Vacant LeRoy Williams of the Medford Fire Dept. Mrs. Les Ellis, recently hospi talized, spent a week with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tod Whaley and family of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Taunton received word that James Ma guire of Whittier, Calif, passed away suddenly at his home Fri., Sept. 28. The Tauntons and Ma guires have been friends for years and Mrs. Maguire plans to spend several weeks in the Taunton home next month. A workshop for adults will be outlined at a meeting Thurs, Oct. 4, at the high school. Those interested are asked to contact Bob Cupples. Classes for leather craft and woodwork will meet once a week for a two-hour period. The Butte Falls Mt. Pitt Club will hold pastry sale Thurs., Oct. 11 at the city hall. The sale will start at 10 a.m. and will con sist of pies, cakes, cookies, bread and rolls. Everett Moore, Superinten dent of the state fish hatchery here, reported that salmon are being marked this week. The Butte Falls The only ac tivity within the community of Butte Falls this week has been the coming and going of red hatted hunters as businesses shut down and whole families "took to the woods" in search of deer. Among those who have bag ged their deer this first week of hunting season are Deltie Moore, Don C. Smith, Les Casey, and Hank Davies. Moore got his in the Mt. McLaughlin area and Smith, Casey, and Davies got theirs near Rustler peak. Medford Corporation loggers take the first week of deer sea son as part of their annual va cation. The only Medco men working are the construction crew. Many Butte Falls residents spent the first week end hunt ing in the Fourmile Ike area. Among the campers were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Eljis, Bob Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mac Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rod gers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rodgers and children, and Mrs. Ted Reddell and children. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Marley, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Meadows, and Mr. and Mrs. Tod Whaley and son, Monty, all of Medford were also there. Monty, fourteen year old son of the Tod Whaleys bagged the first deer in camp. This was Montys first deer. Campers at Calamity camp on the. Fourmile rd. were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Koffman and daughter, Maria and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Driscoll and son, Jimmy. Hunters camping in eastern Oregon are Jerry and Bud Mc Comb and Don and Lee, Jolliffe. Les Ellis and son Chet re turned home from Chemault where they report hunting is poor due to dry weather. Cecil Taunton and Ray Shep pard left Sept. 27 for Burns. Mrs. Cecil Taunton and Mrs. Ray Sheppard and daughter, Juanita and Joyce Irwin joined the men Friday, September 28. The wo men and girls returned home Sept. 30 and the men returned Monday, October 1. Ten men completed a first aid course and received their first aid cards this past week. Those completing the course were Mel Arnold, Tom Rambo, Hank Davies, Earl Dean, Walter Frey, Jess Rodgers, Ed Malloy, Ted Reddell, Bill Harris, and Mr. Macahavich. Classes were held at the Butte Falls high school and instructor for the course was Rogue Conservation Board Holds Meeting Rogue Conservation district board of directors Thursday night named Mrs. Katheryn Hef fernan of Medford chairman of a special committee on Rogue river flood control. The committee will prepare a brief on need for flood control on the river and its tributaries. The brief will be presented to the Army corps of engineers at a public meeting on flood con trol Oct. 25 at Grants Pass. Mrs. Heffernan will select as many other committee members as are needed. Directors also approved plans for the new dam at Squaw lake. The lake is being drained at the present time preparatory to con structing the new dam. The board also discussed plans for the annual convention of the state association of conservation districts' to be held Nov. 29-30 in Eugene. fins are cut oa the fish, thus marking them so that they can keep track of them when turned loose in the river. U.S. Bank Deposits Near to $2 Million Deposits at the Medford branch of the United States Na tional bank of Portland total $21,460,075, according to Allan F. Perry, manager of the local branch. Loans and discounts for the Medford branch now total $11.070,4, Perry said. The statewide bank showed deposits totaling $771,842,344 as of Sept. 26. representing an In crease of more than $9,000,000 over deposits reported at this time last year . ; IL. Comntiinitv Hirsenl Markrtolaco SAWDUST FOR SAWDUST BURNERS Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 2-21 1 1 Court i McAndrevn f Automatic WOOD HEATERS Now Available! 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