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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday. January 22, 1957
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Remember? How could you forget b?
This littie giri if ooe-of tail of thousands who Med yonr March
of Dime help today who will need care for a long time. Long,
became care doesn't atop until all possible recovery is achieved
no matter how long; no matter how costly.
Five Schools Enter
Speech Contest
Medford Senior high, Grants
Pass, Cave Junction, Rogue River
and Crater High schools have
entered contestants in the dis
trict 13 finals of the American
Legion oratorical contest, accord
ing to Rodney Keating, orator
ical committee chairman.
A local businessman has an
onymously offered a $100 schol-'
arship to the district winner,
Keating said.
The winner of district 13 will
go to Eugene on March 1 to
compete in the area finals. The
winner in this competition will
receive a scholarship from the
American Legion. The area win
ners from the state will compete
at Salem for the state champion
ship, where a large scholarship
will be awarded by the Legion.
After the area finals, the reg
ional contest will be held, than
the national semifinals and the
national finals. National winner
will receive a S5.000 scholarship.
Keating announced that the dis
trict 13 finals will be held at
8 p.m., Feb. 15, in the library
room of Central Point Junior
High school. Hugh Collins will
be in charge of proceedings.
All Captains Picked
For Mothers' March
On Polio January 31
Captains for all of Medford's
14 districts in the Mothers
March on Polio, scheduled for
Jan. 31 between 7 and 8 p.m.,
have been named, it has been
announced by Mrs. Gene Neff,
Medford Mothers' March chair
man. At a recent meeting of her
captains, Mrs. Neff explained the
urgent need for March of Dimes
funds and warned her workers
that "while polio is on the run,
It is not yet conquered."
Districts Divided
Captains have divided their
districts into sub-districts and
named a lieutenant for each.
The lieutenants in turn will ap
point block workers who will
call at each house in their as
signed area during the one hour.
Mrs. Neff said that a card on
which the householder may keep
records of his family's Salk anti
polio shots will be left at every
home in the city. Householders
desiring to make a contribution
to the March of Dimes may in
dicate their desires by a lighted
porch light, Mrs. Neff said
Following are names of cap
tains appointed by Mrs. Neff:
Mrs. R. J. Knight, Mrs. Clif
ford McGinty. Mrs. M. R. North,
Mrs. Allyn Monroe. Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Mrs. Robinette Heide
man, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs.
Robert Hamilton. Mrs. Dan
Young. Mrs. Thomas Cox, Mrs.
H. L. Root, Mrs. Robert Cunning
ham, Mrs. Jack Ingram and Mrs.
T. L. Shoop.
Boundaries Identified
The Medford Marching Moth
ers will cover all areas inside
the following boundaries:
Foothills rd. and Hillcrest rd.
beyond Barnctt rd.. South Stage
rd. from Voorhies crossing west
including the Griffin Creek dis
trict, Arnold lane to the south
side of Beall lane, Beall lane to
Merriman rd., Table Rock rd.
to the airport rd. including the
airport district and Delta Waters
rd. to Foothills rd. The bound
aries will include the Grandview
district. Lone Pine district, How
ard district, West Side school
district, Oak Grove district and
Jefferson school district.
Within the city limits of Eu
reka Springs, Ark., are 42
springs.
Around Hollywood
Hollywood OJ.R! Anita Ek
berg patted her husband's arm
today and cooed that she's "con
tent and hap
py" as a wife.
Any gossip
columnist who
prints other
w i s e, she
warns, "will
be smac ked
between the
eyes."
Since Anita
Alint Mosby Js live feet, 1U
inches in heels and has fire in
her eyes, gossips who itemed
that Anita and husband Anthony
Steel were toying with a divorce
already had better keep out of
the way.
"I don't know why stars put
up with people writing things
that aren't true," the beautiful
Anita stormed in her faint Swed
ish accent. "They should smack
columnists between the eyes."
I can report Anita and her
handsome witty husband were
holding hands and snuggling in
the darkness of the Beverly Hills
hotel bar.
Marriage Enjoyed
"I love marriage," said Anita,
who, with her hair pulled back
except for fringy bangs, looked
like a blonde Audrey Hepburn
these days, from the neck up.
"Marriage means being con
tent and being happy, having
someone to live with and do
things with. It's wonderful to
By ALINE MOSBY
United Frees Correspondent
know he feels the same way
about you and that he's there.
"They say we are breaking up
yet we are looking for a
house," she went on happily.
"The one we live in now does
not have enough closet space.
And we have found a new home
with an iron gate so no one can
get in.
"Where we live now people
with binoculars spy on us. A lot
of people come down the drive
way to look around. Oh, I wish
I had a shotgun the day I saw
two photographers walking
around the pool with cameras
around their necks."
Actress Displays Temper
Anita nearly breathed fire.
"Scandal magazines," she cried.
After mentally socking col
umnists and shooting photogra
phers she calmed herself and
added, "Tony has talked me into
not letting these things bother
me. I live the best way I know
how."
"They don't have the same
gossip columns in England,"
Steel said. "People aren't that
interested in actors' lives, ap
parently. We've learned to live
with these items but they do
irritate one's family and friends.
Steel said he's given up Eng
land temporarily to settle down
in Hollywood because, "My wife
works here and I want to be with
my wife."
"We just finished a picture
together and we loved working
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OPENED TO THE PSALM chosen b- the President for his
second oath of office, Psalm 32, Verse 12: "Blessed is the
nation whose God is the Lord," the Bible used was given
to Ike by his mother. (International Soundphoto)
with each other," he added.
"We're going to England and
Sweden for a month's vacation
and then we'll be back."
Anita nearly breathed fire.
The literacy rate of the world
rznges from 96.6 per cent in Bel
gium to 0.3 per cent in Portu
guese Guinea, according to a
United Nations survey.
Seattlt W.R RlehfleH 04
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finery 14 miles northwest of
Everett.
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Use Tribune Want Adi
Central Point Jaycees
Announce Broom Sale
Central Point In an effort
to help "sweep away" polio by
raising money for the March of
Dimes, the Central Point Junior
Chamber of Commerce will con
duct a broom sale Friday and
Saturday, Jan. 25 and 26, ac
cording to Dale Bartley, sale
chairman.
On Friday night the Jaycee
members, wearing red jackets,
will call at Central Point homes
offering brooms for $1.75 or
more. All profits will go to the
March of Dimes Bartley said.
If the 300 brooms are not all
sold Friday night a broom stand
will be set up on Pine st. Saturday.
Multiple Listing Service
Installs New Officers
The Medford Listing Service,
Inc., held its installation meet
ing at Valentine's Cafe Tuesday,
Jan. 15.
The president. E. L. Bartholo
mew, installed the following in
coming officers: D. L. Pickell,
president; Victor C. Sether, vice
president; and Mrs. John Maas,
secretary and treasurer. The out
going officers are E. L. Bartholo
mew, Clark Walker and William
Frohnmayer.
Tne group is working on a
project for the disposal of the
Victory Housing, a wartime con
struction. In its place, plans are
being made to extend one of the
streets and to use the resulting
triangular piece to house an
armory with officers' quarters,
the remaining land would be
made into a park, including a
swimming pool.
Medford Realtors
Hold Installation
The Medford Realtors install'
ed officers for the coming year
Jan. 15 at a meeting in the Med
ford hotel.
Installed were William Frohn
mayer, president; Cap C. Vanda
grift, vice-president; and Guy
Hayes, secreary and treasurer.
The board of directors consists
of William Fasel, John Malone,
D. L. Pickell and H. O. Martin.
Outgoing officers were Fasel,
president; Ivan Peoples, vice
president; and Vandagrif t, secretary-treasurer.
Fasel presided and introduced
the main speaker, Ragnor John
son, commissioner of real estate
for Oregon. Also present were
three Medford attorneys. O. H.
Bengtson, Robert D. Dames and
G. W. Kellington.
4-H Club News
ANTELOPE SEWING CLUB
The Antelope Sewing club
held its monthly workshow at
the Malloroy home Jan. 19. Mem
bers brought individual sewing
projects and worked on them.
Notebooks for club records were
distributed.
At the next meeting members
will answer the roll call with
the name of a material. Next
meeting will be at the Jossy
home Feb. 2.
Phyllis Jeffrey,
Reporter
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
MuKorie Jo Cooper, no operator's
license. So.
Vincent Gerald Robeson, violation
Of basic rule. S10.
Ernest Neil Olson, violation of basic
rule. SlO.
Margaret Tsabelle Fry. violation of
basic rule. SlO.
DISTRICT COURT
Jeanette Helen Myerer. failure to
stop at stop sign. S10.
Harry Samuel Furch. failure to stop
at stop sign. SlO.
William Robert Coin, violation of
basic rule. S12 50.
Earl Harvey Knight Jr., failure to
yield rieht of way. ST .50.
Elbert Hale, violation of basic rule,
S15.
Steve Arthur Llndgren. failure to
stop at stop sum, $10.
Richard Irwm Hall, failure to itcp
at stoo sign. SlO
Giaddin Wuaruta Cullison, switched
license. $10.
Morris Winston Pech, improper left,
turn. $7.50.
Ronald I.ee Cooper, no operator's
license, S7 50.
Melvin Eugene Hilkey. insufficient
binder chains. SlO.
Ernest Joe Taylnr, overwidth. SlO.
Arba Jay McCullough, violation of
basic rule. Sfl.
Rudolph Minor, illegal possession oi
venison in closed season. $40
Arthur Raymond Huff, illecal pos
session of venison in closed season,
S30
Stanley Drue Wncht. illeeal posses
sion of venison in dosed season, $30.
CIRCUIT COURT
James Richard Hale vi Rose C Hale,
divorce complaint.
Eleanor Pauline Musta vs Joseph
Clinton Musta, divorce complaint.
Dorothy M. Quinlin vs Gerald W.
Quinlm. divorce complaint.
Ruth Dehorah Lyon vs Arthur L.
Won, divorce decree.
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permitting generous pasierger space
New Super-Strong Body hot heavy roof
bracei, huskier double-grip lofety door
locks, most insulation in Ford's field
New Comfort-Contoured Seats, rigidly
anchored, have advanced springing
for greater comfort, longiir life
New Even-Keel Rear Suspension
automatically adapts to road and load,
controls "squat" and "dip"
New Wide-Contoured) Frame bows out and
dips down to give a more stable, safer riding
platform ... a lower, sleeker lilhouetti
New Double-Wall Cowl adds
strength and safety, provides
efficient, high-level ventilation
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New Exclusive Electronic Balancing of
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introduces new high standard of smoothness
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