Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 02, 1956, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Texto o O Oo O c.r o , o oo O oO r . O O 0 O C O O O .C0 o o - O O O o Buried Treasure G r G A Torn Stamp Usually Isn X Worth Anything As" a seneral rule a torn stamp O isn't -''.h anything. But that (fconlja general rule to which there areTplont? of exception. In fact, putting it another way, wouid bfO quite accurate to say that any st;.,p with a r,i;li prrjsnium is still worth some thing even though torn. The dif ference (tftfiyObe as much 3s 95 per cent less, but thrre will still be a value there.1 I had a good MMustratioij o oU this recently while calling oil Jim, a stamp de.'tirr friend. He was examining a' small .-tamp which had throunusual distinc-. tion of being in tWfl piqees. 'Are both .-Viirse pieces from the same skmip?",,Jim asked. "Far as I know they arc.'1 the owner replied. "Never paid much attention to them though. In fact, I thought I'd thrown themout." Tht two pieces marie up what is known as private proprle- tary stamp one of the kind put out under the Revenue Act of 1862 as a means of raising SOME KINDS OF MttS ARE The silver, china ,nd other objects Charles had acquired during theQmmmer in England were interesting eougk. but my eyes kept returning to a "short wooden staff with a meal cres cent moon on oneend "But what's this?" I asked, picking it up as he droned on about how he had purchased some particularly fine0 Lowes toft. "I really don't know. Got it for five pounds. Three's srfme- thing aboutthe feel of it that kind used -in the ancient, annual attracts you" ceremony of "beating the I studied the pine? carefully, hounds." In that ceremony the The staff tapered from just un- mace "bearer walks around" -the der an inch thickness at Hie boundaries of the parish, or es butt to about Ifcree-r.iyhts at the tate. and whenever he comes to end on which Ohe crescent a fence or other obstruction il perched. The wood was turned legally plat'ed there during the and beautifully bSt so m p 1 y pas! vear, he strikes it with his carved. 0 O mace. At' which -point his assist- The crescent itself had the ants remove the obstacle, inner edge shaped in the pro- As for the value pf such a file of an old man's face -the mace the best I can ay is that old man in the Kon such as one it is higji. Charles was offered finds some old Almanacs. The S150 for 'it and indignantly re metal of which ii was mflclc. and fused it. An offer of two or which I had first thought to be three otimes as much might not silver ,1 could now see as pew- offend him, but I don't know. O " LONGEFELLOW FOtTf. EDITION UNWITTINGLY GIVEN GIFT Longfellow "Tales 4 a Way- would 'enjoy the. work' of the side Inn" have always0seeud great poet. I gave it to one of to me one of the finer works of them when I left, poetry in (Jfce -English language That was a mistake I didn't And so one day some years lJiirn about untH over a year ago. while looking through the later wheo I received ' a letter stock of a co-antf.v store fnr a from the mn I had given" it to. bool-to take fishing with me. The letter " thanked me most I waJ delighted to come across graciously for the book, a good cleaa eopy of Longfel- "Even though it's date'd 1864," low's famous work. It was only he wrote, "and the American a dollar, and I b'JBght it on the first is dated 1863, this one is spot and dropped it in mr fish- the first edition. I know because ing jacket. Q O nave consulted ttle Publisher's I read the book through dur- circular which states that the ing the next few day It was London edition was published volume published in London in the week of Nov. 2. 1863. where (SM and :s soundly made a ast the American edition didn't anG5I have ever come across. :conieout until Nov. 25." rl was bound in a good. .ron Weil, I finally got another cfeth. "blocked and ruled in gilt, copy of the British, the 'real-first both front and fcack. and on the edition. But one not quite, so spine. JSvn-.tIa portrait of the ood as'.the one I had given acinar that had ben tipped in : away. " as a frontispic was in excellent And it didn't cast me a dollar, condition. either. In fact I was very lucky But I didn't keep' it. It ob- to "get it for S50. viously wasn't a first edition, 1 (Released by McClura Nuwi felt, and since others in the camp , .Ppar Syndicate) 26ER50NAt 3 Studio girl cosmrtics 2-60:.2. 2-S8. VACANCY JEST HAVS.N HOME for elder. Tho of voir who emoy quiet. comfortab.'a cat-Mi. country livine. C Com Live ith t . See to Apprs-iaf-Delta walrrs KjJ'by-Ji !?:HAL B.VTH? i. VitThcrapv Miracle Mineral Spring". .im V It v wlTCS Health ProdftaM43 ' 11 ' 27-BUSINESi DIRECTORY Asphalt & Cement EaTing W John J'nz o Cement Contractor a Patios, sidewalks, driveways Tree estimates on all tvoe ol concrete eonstruction Ph. 2-3363. 808 Ben- nett Sa 2 - ASPHACT PAVING D r 1 v e w a y motels parking areas mill yards roads and industrial floors Free esti mate Work guaranteed J Rogue River Pavmsj to r-n raioroi- Oil Buraar "Serrica SSSBK CSL BURNING t'E.-VTRS i Frsrit Ph 2-52S6 W ItSNNED FT'EL OIL m i " Q CORN KtMUVCK o iUpol nl fi Itm poit d P- . (ly r-V-i tat) stems. oH ee bali toet. , solksvwt.' -oris, p.Hemo.,tkb raits. t co"IO"i - f""- Uv" mmT does net cowte "r rj, ) strong ocirf "lisM'es. Whtt all Igsiea aalief. wh-ch- pom. soreness, swelling, nrsr or secoswi appltcanon. SoVs remedies soW r eaoney bock guarantee. c Exclusively at -WESTERN THRIFT c r, X moneA-.for the Federal govrrn mrnt during the Civil War. It was a fotr-cent, purple item bearing the name of a pa.tent mt d'eine firm, J: C. Ayer &.Co. ; "This stamp was put on a box i,t pills that sold for a dollar," Jim said at length. '"We know, because the stamp had to have one cent denomination for each 25 cfnts in valoe of the com modity to .which it was affixed." . He' paused .briefly to call-our 'attention to the fact that the .two parts fitted toucher almost pert fly. "Too bad it couldn't be a wlmle stamp." he went on. "But tiuito understandable since they weVe put orf "a- package so that ' thc-y would break when it was opened. . . Thpj catalogue price of a whole one is S750.00." The owner gasped and passed a handkerchief across his face.". "But I tan still "get two thirds of that for one in. this condition.. So. if you'll take $250 for it. 'I'll "Sold." said the owner. "And .right pow." OF SYMBOLIC IMPORTANCE ter, aud 'of the finest quality, the kind with lots of tin in it. "It's a' wand of rome kind." Charles said, "A mace," someone else ex claimed. - "'" So far as I was concerned there were only two kinds of maces one a weapon which is merely an .armored club. the. other as ."Symbolic instrument used by legislative bodies. But I quickly learner) there isr.s .third, also symbolic, the 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY "Fuel WOOD 3 Red Sir Slab 1 week delivery TRY R "OOD- "Tractor "Work - " TRACTOR WORK . Plowing Discing BUdinc. Leveling F. M GARWOOD Ph. 2-9432 'Generators Starters Generator-Starter repairs & "exchange o Armature winding Clitf's Auto Electric 191 1 N Riverside a-506 Well Drilling CRATER WELt. DRILJ-1NG No well loo deep Immediate service Ali wc ijuaranteett PHA terrai ar raacctf Phone 2-2U98 1111 W 10th ROGLE VALLEY DRILLING CO ' ReitaM 'Si experienced Fast mod ern eotioment "Terms Ph. 2-7372 Bfij Shate? Lane off Kinga Hwy SHULTS BROS well drilUng St pump - service We strive to please every customer Ph 3-4141 Eves 2-5669 DfcTSTER S WELL DRILLING CO Fon vour water well problem Reliable A: experienced Up to the minute rquipmewt 19 Vancouver Ph 2-93'B ' GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers - ex perienced iV reliable S&H Green Stamps Otfice Siskiyou Hdwe 22b - W Main Mdtor"d Phona 2-293K or evenings 1S-7026 or 3-3744 A E GOFF A. EROS WELL DRILLING L"t i solve youi water problems Universal Pumps 'The Brst for Lt "ISH N Riiifrside Ph 3-55 lt or 1-Jn39 Sheet Metal' HEATING, Air Cor,di.i.oaiie. Eav tnouehs. Down Spouts DEALER t,or Veco Furnaces TAVI rg S?rFFT VETAL 2-fi34T rV &. Radio Repau HAM MILL TV SERVICE CO. . ) Wome cal's Medtid area $3 50 Orn 10 a.m. to 8 30 pm 1830 W. Main Pn.-3-5406 San Diego !JM The Na-y has announced plans for Opera tion Ski Jump, a major Navy Marine corps maneuver to be conducted early next- year off the West Coast. Salem (U.R; Gov. Elmo Smith has authorizod the state's executive departments to oper ate with minimum staffs on the Mondav before Christmas.- 27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Hous Moving MEDFORD"rIOL"SE MOVING Huusrs moved, rai-sed. leveled. Foundations installed, free estimates. Ph. 2-4244 or 3-1078 Eleetric Motors GACE ELf.CTRIC MOTOR 6ERVICE Delco and QC Motor Motoi Bewindlng' and Repainng 112 N Front Phone 2-226 Building & Construction "Remodeling Painting" Taping Texturing Call NORDWICK Ph Jacksonville 9-8547 Trea Service TREE TOPPING, removal & shrub bery pruning. 18 vrs experience W O. Oavis. White City 3-TA-62761 MEDFORD TREE SERVICE EXPERT trimming topping, remov als and surgery For FREE estimates call 3-.1841 alter 3 p m Chimney Cleaning ARCHIE Jc DELL iRogue Valley Chimnev Cleaner! Clean .efficient service. Ph. Ashland 2-4168. Pump Service JIFFY PUMP SERVICE UNIVERSAL PUMP SALES Th Rugged Pump for Every Purpose Pump Rentals & Repair Will also Drill voui well 1311 N Riverside Ph 3-5510 or 2-5(189 Painting SPRAY painting roofs houses general painting Free estimates Sullivan Bros 219 S Ivy Phone 2-1)851 PAINTING Brush or Spray Free estimates and terms A Q Murphy Phone 2-8595 or 2-9143 Beads Restrung PEARLS It BEADS RESTRUNG JEWELRY REPAIRING SANTO S AGATE SHOP 411 K Mam Septic Tank MEDFORD SEPTIC TANK 4 CONSTRUCTION Concrete, tanks dratn fields. Licefised & guaranteed. Ditch cleaning ackhoe work. LeRov and Howard Calkuns Ph 2-558I 2-93D8. . SANITATION SERVICE Licensed St Bonded i Darrell Fan?? O. E Conklin ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS - 500-gal $68 750-gai S98 Commercial Tanks fall si-esl DRAIN FIELDS FRENCH DRAINS Laid and Repaired Meets All State & FHA Code LOW COST FINANCING Terms to Meet Your Need TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Loading & Compressor Work Tree Estimate Guaranteed Work Phone 3-2491 2875 Lone Pine Rd. CASPER'S Septic tanks -pumped and cleaned TANKS INSTALLED Drain work. Free inspection Low set prices No milc-tae charge 24 hours service Local War U vet DICKS RURAl DISPOSAt SERVICE - Septic tanks pumped and repaired Tanks installed, to Stale specilica tio;isanv size from 500 gallon up Square concrete Domestic ur Com . nierclal tanks Dram field laid Fiee estimates and inspection All vv'ork guaranteed Phone M R iDicki Ouht 3-1457 Aledtord. MITCHELL 6EPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE Tanks clean ed and repaired drain, and sewere laid New tanks installed All work guaranteed Phone 3-1116 Loans . NEED MONEY FOR BOTHERSOME BILLS? Heduc Hjgh Payments Bring your money problems to us Being a local ly individually owned and operated 'Co.. we are not hindered by rigid rules and regulations iq solving them to your satisfaction. Prompt, courteous, undersanding service. SINCE 1928 Phon ahead for one-stop service OREGON" FINANCE CO. Craterian Theater Bldg. 45 S Central Ph 2-4433 Service & Repairs CERAMIC TILE JNSTLLED. REPAIRED or RE " GROUTED. Reasonable Ph. Gold Hill 5-9205 or 5-9245. THE LAMP SHOP Specializes in electrifying your vase, figurines At trophvs We remodel 6c repair ail type of lamps Ph. 2-4751. CRAWFORD GARAGE DOOR Hdqtr R epair-Sa les-Servlc Residential Commercial door Op erators serving Jackson-Joseptun Co Call eves GR-9-1438 collect Pests and Termite Control .TERMITES Call Paramount Pest Control Inspect before buying Ph 2-9701 LOYD Termite Control Protect your home from termites Free inspection Ph Ash 2-7557 Foundation work Housecleaning SPECIALIZED HOUSE-CLIANING Walls.' woodwork, floors, furniture At rugs Free estimates. EXPERT CLEANING SERVICE Ph 2-4901 or 2-4257 Granite et Top Soil Granite. Creek Run Gravel. Fill Dirt. Prompt Delivery. CHARLES BENNETT. Ph. 2-2511 ' GRANITES Loading or Delivering LUCK'S St WILBERT LULL Phone 3-NO-4-1489 FINEST Bear Creek too soU Creek run gravel pit run and crushed granite Prompt delivery Dump tmcks tor hire Estimates gladly given. Jim Nunes Ph. 3-4638. GRANITE CRUSHED St PIT RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED ' R G LULL Ph 3-4781 TOP SOIL fill dirt, granite and creek run gravel Tractor and Cat dozer and loader tor hire Austin L King Trucking. Phone- 2-7358 or 2-4167 CRUSHED ROCK SAND St GRAVEL M C UN1NGER & SONS Phone 2-5336 ot 2-5897 Transportation JOHNSON TRUCK LINES P O Box 407 Medford Or Trucking service between So' .Ore gon St all points In Ore Also Inter state to Calif on building material & machinerv Vans flat-beds lum ber trucks St trailers & low-bed equipment available Ph 2-6022J ATHEL HUPP DUDLEY INC TRUCK TRANSPORTATION P O Box 242 Medford Oregon -ICC-MC 71652 -Rapid transportation between Southern Oregon and points and place in CaJii on ail building materials heavy machinery and -livestock. Ph Medford Or 3-4174 Plumbing BROOK S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT -For fast courteous and efficient . service, on all vo'u plumbing prob lem, call 2-3209. ! PROSPECT . Christmas Party Planned By OENILLE SPRUILL Prospect The Prospect Home Extension Unit will hold its next meeting Dee. 12, at 10:30 a.m. at the borne of Mrs. Helen Hoff man. It will be a Christmas party ! and "secret pals'' will be re i vealed. Everyone is asked to - bring a 50 cent exchange gift', ' and their own table service, j j Child care will be provided free of charge at the Community club. The Raymond Artmires have gone to Yreka. Calif., for the I weekend. Joining them there will be their son, Frank, who is attending OTI in Klamath Falls. Prospect PTA held a meeting Tuesday, Nov. 27, with Mary Vandenberg presenting the pro- ! gram. Miss Vandenberg is from j the Southern Oregon Child ' Guidance clinic. A film was shown called, ' Roots of Happi ness." It -was about family relations.- emphasizing the part of the father in the family. Hazel Ulrich was hostess Mrs. to a bridge club meeting in her hmv, id .i, m n c.o won first prize, Mrs. Florence Shaffer, second and Mrs. Wal lace Dinkens, third. Mrs. Lucille Cook and daugh ter were house guests of her sis ter, Mrs. Lueze Jacobs. The Cooks are from Smith River. , The Rev. Mr. McCassland, of the Assembly of God church, has resigned because of ill health.. Prospect Garden club is fea turing Holiday House Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. Decorated homes open to the public are those of Mesdames Archie McKillop, William Gains. Clarence Hedgepeth. Willard Huffman and Paul Dole. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs. K. Gartman. Earl Rambo. of Roseburg, vis ited with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr-, and .Mrs. James Gar rett and family. The Slenderettes" met at the home of Mrs. Paul Struck Tues day evening. Nov. 27, with a sur prise birthday party, for Mrs. George Govoner. The Rev. and Mrs.- Leslie Owens and sons are visiting in Prospect for a few days.' Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burill and children went to the Thanks giving football game in Corval lis. George Ring Sr. visited the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Ring Jr., and family, for a few days. The LTL is sponsoring a taffy pull at the home of Mrs. Hope Hedgepeth. Dec. 7, at 6:30 p.m. All children in the area are in vited. This is put on by the com bined efforts of the Sunday school teachers of the Nazarene and Assembly of God churches in Prospect. The local WCTU also helps in this project. The Prospect- bowling team sponsored by Jack Hollenbeck, of the Prospect Shopping Center, won two and lost two last week. Ted Jantzer had a 570 series. Mrs. Brita Nystrom and son, i Ronald, of Klamath Falls, were 1 -iitnre nf th hnma rf lt.T- T? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ROCKS, minerals & ore specimens. Also Builder a Magazine. 343 North Grape street. JUST RECEIVED 60.000 ft. 1x8 No. 3 and better Sheathing. Check our price on this item. Free deliverv. NORTON LUMBER COMPANY Phoenix. Oregon Ph. 3-2C88 GRAIN FED locker beef for sale Ph. 3-1362. UNCLAIMED STORAGE SALE at 1115 No. Central. 6&B Auction. 10 a.m. Tuseday. Dec. 4th. Pionas. refrigerators, chests, cartons, trunks, over 300 item. Eads Transfer St .Furniture Co. SMALL, apt. for rent. Suitable for 1 or 2 604 Beatty. Phone 2-5154. ROPE Cans-hair ropes. Gibson Sad- d lery 225 West 6t h. Street. A GOOD spray for the common house fly Oh - that will be as easy as pi We'll .iust give 'em enoug'i Of that powerful stuff And then to Mr. Fly say goodbye. R.B.W SHARPS DAIRY SUPPLY Across from Holly Theatre ATTENTION CHRISTMAS TREE SELLEBS. One of the best location in Medford for lease during Dec Write Tribune Box 117. CASH for real estate contract and first mortgages. Give details. Tri bune Box 449 GREEN FIR SLABS Big Double Loads MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-2111 YOU get a high priced hat . for $3. All famous trade names. This is a side line at Ryan's Dry Cleaners. 526 So. Central. PRESTO logs Long lasting, clean. tuel. MORTON MILLING CO. 10 W. Jackson Ph. 3-1031 CALF leaders Us lbs. replaces 500 ib. Kaf'f A". 50 milk. Extra profit lor vou. MORTON MILLING CO. SHOULD you have a screen porch that's too cool Fiexoglass will fix that as a rul It will keep out the storm And wil keep in the warm A stapler, all you need for a tool. R B W. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY Across from Holly Theatre EGG Mash S3 95 CWT. Ask for Economash. Shop with us & save. MORTON MILLING CO. - SAWDUST For Sawdust Burners MEDFORD FUEL Tel 2-21 It BAZAAR St SNACK BAR all day Dec 6 Reames Social Club. Masonic Hall 218 W Main.. 2nd floor. Free Beautiful Door Prize. LIME Our price includes spreadinr service Gold Hill 5-9245 Agricui tural Lime Distributing Co EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVITE MEDFORD FUEL Pb 2-2111 " -MOBILHEAT" TRIANGLE Calf Pellets 25 lb. S2 15. Triangle Calf Grower 50 lb. S2 60 Triangle Feed All Krumble 80 lb. " S3 75. MORTON MILLING CO. BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 20c eacn Mail Tribun . Office 27 North Ftr OIL TO BURN" MOBILHEAT We give S&H Green -Stamps 'MEDFORD FUEL Ph.2-2111 ! mond Artmire. . Mrs. R. Artmire and Mrs. P. McCullem were in :Medford. on business .Tuesday. j The Prospect town team won ! its first league basketball game : Monday, Nov. 26. by a score of : 59 to 52. They played Hawkin son Tire team of Medford. j Home rom Yreka where they ; have been working. are Pete Frison, Daisy Artmir, and the Winninghams. Seen in Prospect was Bill ' Wheeler, who was injured re-' cently in a logging accident. Home from the hospital, after minor surgery, is Mary Covey. Miss Rosemary Robertson was j guest of. honor at a bridal shower given at the home of lrs. B. ! Denney. There was another J shower given for the bride-to-be i j early, this- week at the home of! I Mrs. Bill McCracken. in .Eagle I P?in.t'.The 8om Is, Bob hite ! uz rtl"rla- ure" , , ,!; W)1 take place Dec. 19. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robertson. Robert Bekker, son of Mrs. Helen Bekker, teacher of the sec ond jerade class, has Joined the Air Force. He leaves from Port land for San Antonio, Texjs, Dec. 13. The Cub Scouts held a pack meeting Thursday, Nov. 29, at the old high school gym, at 8 p.m. There were 56 in attendance and Den Four won the cup for having the most parents present. Dens Two and Four put on a skit. Den Three won the "Be Square" pennant for December, they had also won it the previous month.' Boys receiving their neckerchiefs were Lon Gidney, Ernie Setzer, Robert McCullem, Andy Mauer, Gordon Jantzer, Carl Adams; Dennis Matthieseh, Jerry -. Chapman. Bruce Dole. Thad Bedingfield and Danny j Hanson. The Lumber Jacks and Jills are holding a square dance, Dec. 8 at 8:30 p.m. at the Community r :t niw ft J v. NSM '. i Phone 3-3829 or 2-9502 The Shortest Distance Between Bayer and Seller A Classified Ad in The Mail Tribune Convenient Order Form For Quick Results Write Your Ad Below 1 Word to a Spafce Cost Appears to. Right of Last Word An Avr9. Wrd Contain! S Latttrs. Nam and Address Count h Sam a Othar Words. Q Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ortgon Please run my Classification NAME ADDRESS , Sunday, December 2, 1358 ' Pickin' Pears By BILL HURN . Cigarette Day was observed Monday afternoon by American Legion auxiliary for the depart ment of Oregon under the direc tion of Thelma Williams, hospi tal chairman of the auxiliary. Monday evening a games party was held in the theatre by Le gion Post' 15.' VAVS advisory committee's November' meeting was held j Monday, Ne'v. IS, at Elks Temple..! Medford. Twenty - one service I group representatives and guests met with. 15 VA. staff members headed by E. K. Ricker,. man ager, and- F. J. donning, chief of special services, who presided. Routines of introductions, re ports of the month's activities, and summary of projects under way were discussed by Ricker followed by committee reports Committees Being Selected for Confab. About 10 members, for each of 19 committees in the Jackson county agricultural planning conference are being selected, according to W. B. (Ben) Tucker, county agriculture agent. The committees will study various aspects of agricultural., economic and community life in the county. Reports on their findings and recommendations for future improvements will be presented at a . public general conference in late February. The family and community living committee will, meet Thursday at 10 a.m. in the coun ty agent s" office. Tucker-said. Mrs. Rollin Jones is chairman of that committee. No other major planning con ference committee meetings wilt be held until after flic' Christmas holidays. hall. Caller will br Stub Bean. It wijl be a pot luck affair and everyone is welcome.- ad for . :-. sAafcis. VMS k --aV ZT .W sf - MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNX FIFTEEN s -r 5 fvn News and Note? From Camp White - o and organizational aims and nl-ine nn'linn V,., -,l,.nnw groups. o 0' Mosger. O q O The Christmas brqehure wts 2 presented designatjng the- I&inert E. Kelly comes to "month's agenda, tardea clubsi Camp White as social worker will make wreaths Dec.3 10, llolfrom Service AU hospital at and 12. On' Dec. 149 VFW auflx- j MusKogee. Okla., and VA home iliary will open their gift shop : t0 Whipple, "Ariz. Kelly is a and are presenting on hat date i grajate of University of Wash- a special .prfieram try he VFWington at Seattle jgiih a master's auxiliary of Dorris, Cali?. The Dpmiciliary engineering staff will begin placing trees and ; wiring IJec. 14 ior trimming and decorating by various' VAVS groups. Details of gift deliveries and ward entertainments oare being arranged. The annual Christmas program Dec. 18 is unfier the direction of a special committee headed by L. L. Div er, 'registrar, assisted bv Mrs. J. J. Glonning and Walter S. Lee, chief of supply division. .DAV Unit 8 of Medford was in charge of games at the theatre , .Wednesday afternoon. Ruth El- liott, domiciliary chairman, and Doris Graham, were assisted by Jack Unger, Frank Clayton, Ben Anderson and Jonas Snyder." Pres'entation was. -made by o MibilheatJ 'Distributor 'The Oil to.Burn" ; a ' "Best In THfe Wcst'cS o O $& H Green Stamps To MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. 2-2111 ' Court & McAndrews n CD -a D.A. OA o , Home of Distinction r- DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under 0 0 ! enclose $ i'q . ' J...:..:...:... PHONE .....'..:.. City or Towrl fjnanager E.. fucker of certifi cates to six member-aides upon ompletion 0 an Qirientation urse concjfjeted under the di rection of Mi vrace Stuhr, chi nurse. Tne new hospital aides are Suksbi!, Gliolson, ! T3nnl.m T- 1.. T?: 1 r l degree in social work in 1950. His assignment and activities Pere wft be directly under Dr. W. J. afiaika, chief medical offi cer. Mrs. Kelly and son are to ar rive later. PICTURE TUBES 0 REJUVENATED, Is your picture tub dull and wtik? Most picture tt:bes can ba restored to original brightness at only a fraction of the cost of replacement. For further information CALL Electronic Service 18. N. GRAPE PH. 3-1971 o o i4 mj mm W Two Uncs Consecutive Insertions TWO LINES MINIMUM I jt SOe 1 days J2 Q 1 ( days $1 40 nTHREE LINER lOlav P days .0 6 days Tie I 50 tZ.lt POUB Li.VES t da si on S2 00 Hit 1 Jf" days Q . FIVE LINES 1 day 1 25 list 3 4 days .. o SIX LIN ' . SEVEN LINES I day jl.JJ 3 dav $3J A day 90 o o o full, payment tT" Q f- (EC IS- f"' ii hi r CO