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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1956)
o o O o O o G O o o Certificates for New Tree Farms Presented At Meeting of SOCTFA Certificates were presented to were Tom Orr for the Western ovseri of seven new tree farmj , Pine association and Hardy Friday r.fght at a meetinf of j Glascock for the Industrial For O'X Sou'hern Tjrejron Conserva-' estry association, tion and Tree Farm association i Principal Speaker at the J)o;ft,e Valley Country j Principal speaker was Dr. ci&i Cj Elmo Stevenson,, president of O The new farrrt total 7 438 ! Southern Oregon college, who acres, bringing total tree farm ! discussed , public relations. He acreace in Jacftson county to a bo (J 280,000 acros. Oregon now has a total of 1&3 tree farms. co'Sring 3,f& 703 acres, accord into the vnerican Forest Pro dus Industries. Inc.. Portland. qL. L. (Doc; Simpem, secrctary (ganagerQ and forester for SOCFA, reported that the riew additions 6rin, Jackson county tree farm area to a total, which inclu s moiy than half the priva'ejwwned commerical for- 0 est sjreafc? in the county. Tree cfarms certified include the George L. Jantzer tree farm, nQned v the Jantzer dumber firm Medford. consisting of 1.3& acres; QAlley tree farm, Nils Edin, 3.670 acres; Dead InHiiQi tree farr 160, and M&intcrest tret? farm. 1,920, Merest corporation; Cantrall's trcfe Srm, Harlan Cantrall. 140; China Gulcfi tree fafm, W. L. Shannon, 4?; Shady Cove tree 1 farm, William Bishop,. 76; and Hirldr alley tree farm, Ted u Shimrk, 100. Accepting certificates were , E. W. Peasfo for the George L.' J.intzer tree farm; Clyde Stur gill. for the Hillcrest corpora tion; Oind John Taggart for the Hidden Valley trpe farm. Own ers accepted certificates fer Jhe other tree farms. Presenting the certificates summarized research he has been conducting among secretaries in Jackson county regarding employer-employee relationships. Stevenson said secretaries feel these days that they can now choose their employers. Char acteristics secretaries desire in an employer are that they know their job, must be inter ested in the "team" rather than "I." and must think of the future. Other important employer characteristics, according to Stevenson, include clean estab lishments, a stable employment record, pay what an employee is worth, confine bossing to of fice, and employee morale must be high. If employee morale is high, he said, it means the company is applying the two basic rules of public, relations, the import ance of words and names and how they are handled. " Russ Hogue. of the commit tee on freight rates, told the association that Southern Pacific has agreed to attempt to increase California freight rates in order that they will be competitive with Oregon and Washington freight rates. Don Whalin, association presi dent, and Simpson also spoke. Russ Jamison was master of ceremonies. G O o O O The Medical Roundup .fin. Emeritus Conmltent In Medicine, Mayo clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine. Mayo Foundation Help fo People vritii Mumps Accprdingo to Dr. Joseph M. Milk, of the Veterans Admin istration Hospitalssef. For How ard, Maryl.md, patients with mumps get well faster if givf?n an antibiotic to togethcr with two enzymes called Strep-, tokiftase and Strep tordo nase. itppar enzymes tend kit. Alvarez O o ely. the two to breakdown some barrier so as to let the antibiotic get throuc irn ties swollen gland. It looks now as if this com-' Cjilnatioi of rerOedies mifrlt be (Jood, also, for persons who h.ave a badly iiected bruise. Recently, Dr. Akerfeldt, a voung research bio-chemist in Stockholm, reporter that if a certain chemical is added to the O !iod serum of a patient suffer ing from schizophrenia (the com monest form jf "mental distrub ar?) within a few minus a red clr will appear in nine out of-J0 of the sera from affected patients. V&en added to the e?tQi of apparently normal per sons, there was no such shangt In color. Oljturally, now, the last must be carried out on the blood of O rnir' more persons with and without mental disease in order to see how sgcurrie it is. But. whatever happens, if the test is positive in nine out of 10 schizophrenics, the discovery will have far-reaching implica tions. Why Because we will have strong evidence to back up other evidences that there are abnor mal chemical substances in the blood, of persons who are men tally distrubed. In a few cases of mental retardation in infants we believe that the injury to the brain was wrought by a sub stance called phenylpyruvic acid. In normal infants this is broken up in the body and thrown out in urine; in the feeble-minded in fants (with this peculiarity in the blood) the substance remains un changed in the body. Every time a disturbing chem ical is found in the blood of a person with mental disease, the modern type of physiologic psy chiatrist has an added confirma tion of-his idea that mental dis turbances are due to actual physical disease in the body and the brain. Every time signs of such physical disease are found, scientists look with increasing disgust on the weird sexual theories of causation of psy chosis and neurosis which, dur ing the last generation have emanated from some of the psychoanalysts. , SAFE LANDING London U.T) A Trans Canada Super Constellation Air liner with 69 persons aboard came in for a safe landing Sat urday after one engine conked oit and another faltered on a flight from Montreal. a 0 Hecj; autrrntic High Fidelity on the FABULOUS VM Willi' See Tour Favorite Dealer cry -rmiftii'ti irartil lttir' LOOK WHO'S HERE Nostalgi memories can be re-lived for many when Jeannette MacDonaJd and Nelson Eddy (above) appear on television during the holiday season It is their first time together since 1941. The famous team which started In 1934 in movies had many people believing they were man and wife. Sunday. December IS, 19SB MEDFORD (OBEOOKf) MAIL TWBUK-RSrt ' All Time High Seen In Oregon Tree Crop Portland The holiday rush for Oregon Christmas trees may hit an all-time high this year. Tree farmers enrolled in the industry-operated American tree farm system and other com mercial Christmas tree growers are harvesting close to 1,500,000 trees for use in West Coast and Hawaiian markets this season. Western Oregon tree farmers will contribute a sizeable num ber of trees to the state's total production. There are now 31 certified tree farms in western Oregon using all or part of the lands for Christmas tree-growing purposes. Total Annual Value Oregon state board of forestry officials estimated the total an nual value of the state's Christ mas tree industry about $1 mil lion to growers and three times that to wholesalers and retail ers. Through the assistance of priv ate, state and federal forest agencies, new cutting and grow ing methods have greatly in creased production and quality. Foresters of the Industrial For estry assocation, western Oregon tree farm organization, have conducted a steady stand-improvement campaign among the region's small tree farmers. Christmas tree production has become an increasingly import ant part of the American tree farm system of privately owned, taxpaying lands which grow timber . as a crop. Sponsor of the industry-supported tree farm program American Forest Pro ducts Industries, Inc., Washing ton, D.C., reported the Great Lakes, Northeast states. Rocky Mountain and Northwest states are producing the bulk of the nation's commerical yult tree crop. Most of the trees come from natural stands, say AFPI for esters, but every year more and more trees are plantation grown as an increasing number of land owners find Christmas tree grow ing to be a profitable enterprise on lands poorly suited to agriculture. Discussion of Coyote Poisoning Scheduled Stockmen of Jackson county, the county court, memberi of the Southern Oregon Hound - tociaticm ad others interested in poijoninf coyotes wftl meet o in th county courtroom at p.m., Thursday, Dec. 20. They will discuss the deyote O poisoning program irCthe eater and southern parts of the couflty. Locker Meat Sale Cut and Wrapped - fSone 3-1664 ALL MEATS ARE 1NIPKTID o0 Vi or Whole Beef 33c Hind Quarter - 0 39c O 0 ' o Front Quarter 32c i o o Pork Loins 49th Pork Shoulder 39c Tasty Home Cured HdiTlJ (Whole) ? 0 33 C fe- JIM'S MEATS At AL'S MARKET - 838 W. McAfrdrewt Road o o o 1 M . ''"V ' 0 oo o 4 See Wards Selection of (HftsiYv o o v. H,id SWEATERS 2.98 to 12.98 BLOUSES 98 to 3.98 ay - look blouses sweaters. Greatest in the history Child's Corduroy Step-in Elastic side gores 1 QQ for snug fit. Cushion ItO crepe soles. 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