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SA MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dford, Oregon, Friday, October 31, 1958 VOTE FOR EARL AAILLER for County 7 f I AW Eaf! is the kind of man you would like to run your own business. Let him run your county business. Earl is honest, his ability is proven. He is fair and courteous to all. Earl knows Jackson county. He will make you a good County Judge. Pd. adv. Miller for County Judge Comm., C. Buffington, Chrm., Phoenix, Hillcrest Rd. BUTTE FALLS Auxiliary Holds Meeting By MARY JO HARRIS Butte Falls-Mrs. Vera Con well, Oregon Lions auxiliary president, and Mrs. Frank Christain, district director for 36-E, were guests of honor at an informal potluck dinner held recently at the Butte Falls High school. Butte Falls Lion auxiliary members were hostesses. Following dinner a tour was made of the Community hall. Mrs. Conwell said she was impressed and pleased that the hostess group has made the hall their main project. The majority of aux iliary monies derived through out the year go into the com munity hall fund. After returning to the school, Mrs. Conwell gave a short talk on the state school for the blind and the institute that is held every year at Sa lem. This intitute lasts sev eral days and teaches parents of visually handicapped chil dren how to accept and train their children to lead a nor mal life. Parents get a chance to discuss their problems with other parents and trained per sonnel. During the institute, members of the Oregon Lions auxiliaries babysit so that par ents may attend. Both Mrs. Conwell and Mrs. Christain were presented small gifts. Mrs. Conwell re sides in Portland and Mrs. Christain in Talent. The Butte Falls PTA held its October meeting recently at the high school. Mrs. Charles Ferguson, house com mittee chairman, reported on numbering houses after in vestigating the "how to" in other cities. The committee met with the city council and gained their approval and the project should be completed by late November. Thoughts now are that each home owner will have to purchase his own number. This project will be further discussed at the No vember meeting. Mrs. Harry Dalton, Mrs. Bill Edmondson and Mrs. Roger Harris were appointed to act as a budget committee and asked to meet and set up a budget for the year. Announcements made in cluded the fact that no school will be held Nov. 10 and 11 as the 10th is In-Service Day for all teachers and Tuesday is Veterans Day. It also was annunced that grade school teachers attend ed a meeting at Jacksonville causing the postponement of regular PTA meeting from Monday night to Thursday night. L. Stratton, principal of the grade school, thanked PTA members for postponing their meeting so that grade school teachers would be able to attend both meetings. Room count of parents pres ent gave the sixth and seventh grades the ice cream party for the month. Members also vot ed to give two points for all fathers and grandmothers at tending PTA meetings. Ben Olson Jr., of Portland recently spent a short time visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Olson, and sister, Kathy. Albert Hoffman recently visited his son and family, the Arnold Hoffmans, at Grants Pass. A Bloodmoble unit will be in Butte Falls Nov. 4 at the Union hall from 3 to 6:30 p.m. A physcal.exam will be given prior to takng blood and any one under the age of 21 wish ing to give blood must have a signed statement from heir parents. Coffee, juice and doughnuts will be served those giving blood. Anyone wishing to give blood is asked to contact Mrs. Charles (Red) Capello or Mrs. Keith Scott, chairman. Leland Ellis of Medford, who died recently, was a for mer resident of Butte Falls and graduated from the Butte Falls High school. He also was a member of the Butte Falls basketball team that won state in 1942. Mr. and Mrs. L. Earle of Milwaukie, W i s., recently spent several days visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capello. While here, the Earles and Ca pellos visited Crater lake, Willow Creek dam, Fish lake, Lake of the Woods, and Dia mond lake. The Earles plan to return home via Pikes Peak and Boulder dam. The James Olson family, formerly of Tucson, Ariz., are new residents in Medford. James is a son of the Ben Olsons of Butte Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ca pello recently became grand parents when they received word that a girl had been born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ca pello Oct. 6 at Niagara Falls, N.Y. The baby has been named Julie. She weighed UK Hlfooo . gives you plenty of hot water whenever you need it! AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATER Safe! Clean! Easy to install! Economical and dependable. Big capacity! Priced to fit EVERY budget yet it's packed with deluxe features. 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The troubles and benefits for people stem from them being Vf I lri 1 1 1 seven pounds, ten ounces. Jim is an airman in the Air Force and is stationed at Niagara. He's scheduled to be discharg ed Dec. 3 and should arrive by plane Dec. 6. Mrs. Trudy Buttram recent ly went by bus to Pineville, Mo., where she spent two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Iva Van Winkle. Pineville is Mrs. Buttram's home town and it has been seven years since she last saw her mother. Salem -(UPD- Legislation to prohibit setting a maximum employment age in public ag encies may be recommended to the 1959 Legislature by the State Council on Aging. LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 7045 AN ORDINANCE submitting to the legal voters of the City of Med ford proposed acts of municipal legislation at the general election to be held November 4. 1958. THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That there he, and hereby is, submitted to the legal voters of the City of Medford for their approval or rejection at the general election the following pro posed act of municipal legislation amending the Charter of the said City as ordained by the Council of the City of Medford by Ordinance No. 7044: CHARTER AMENDMENT REFER RED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE CITY COUNCIL AN ACT To amend the City Charter of the City of Medford, Oregon, by amending Section 165 thereof to exclude assessment for sidewalk construction from the petition re quirements applicable to street paving. EE IT ENACTED by the people of the City of Medford that the City Charter of the City of Med ford be amended by amending Sec tion 165 thereof to read as follows: "Section 165. The City Council shall not' have power to levy special assessments for paving, other than sidewalk construction, except upon petition signed by the owners, according to the records in the office of the Coun ty Recorder, of property to an . aggregate amount of a majority of the lineal frontage on the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created therefor." SECTION 2. That the ballot title for the measure provided to be submitted to the legal voters by said Ordinance No. 7044, as afore said, and returned to the City Re corder by the City Attorney is adopted as hereinafter set forth, and the following is the number, ballot title and form in which said measure shall appear on the ballot: CHARTER AMENDMENT TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF MEDFORD VOTE YES OR NO. MARK "X" IN THE SQUARE FOR THE ANSWER vui lli run cilBMIirfn "RY TWF. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MEDFORD, ORE GON AND REFERRED TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF- SAID CITY rvn tttmp RTDF.WAT.K ASSESS MENTS FROM PETITION RE QUIREMENTS Charter "by authorizing YES Q construction of side 51 walks on local assess ment basis without peti NO tion of owners of abut- ting property SECTION 3. That the precincts and polling places, judges and clerks, and hours of and for the election at which the foregoing measure shall be submitted, shall be the same as those designated, appointed and set within the City of Medford, Oregon, for the State General Election to be held on November 4, 1958. . SECTION 4. Notice of said elec tion shall be given by the City Recorder bv publication of a full copy of this ordinance in three issues of the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper published and of gen eral circulation in the City of Medford. Oregon, two of which publications shall be not less than 10 davs prior to such election, and bv causing a full copy of this ordinance to be posted at each of the places for holding said elec tion and at three public places within the City of Medford not less than two weeks prior to such election. . SECTION 5. The City Recorder is hereby directed to certify the above mentioned proposed Charter amendment to the County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, within the time and as may be provided by law for the submission of municipal measures at General Elections, and to further provide such supplies for the conduct of such election as may be required to be supplied by the City of Medford in connection therewith. . PASSED by the Council and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this 21st day of August, 1958. is John W. Snider Mayor ATTEST: is D. F? Huson Recorder APPROVED by me this 21st day of August, 1958. . . is John W. Snider Mayor COMPLETE GLASS SERVICE Auto Windshields Furniture' Tops Store Fronts Aluminum Sash Plate and Window Glass Mirrors Thermopana PHONE SP 3-3613 SELBY Gco?s 303 North Bartlett taken out of animals and in jected, into people to change the balances between their natural supplies. Dr. Maxwell L. Gelfand of the New York University Post-Graduate Medical School, showed that changed balances can deprive the body of its defenses against infections and also "mask" infections so well, they're whoDDers when they finally pop up. A Teeter-Totter Balance The chemicals art AflTH which the pituitory gland (it's ai me case of the brain) se cretes into the bloodstream, and cortisone which the ad renal glands (they're above the kidneys and look like mushrooms) put into the same running river. ACTH when it gets to the adrenals causes them to Secrete rnrtisnne which, when the blood gets it to tne pituitary, causes that gland to stOD secretin a APTTT It's a teeter - totter chemical Daiance. This is the ninth anniver sary year of the discoverythat cortisone when injected into arthritics (thus increasing their natural suddIv unions. ened their stiffened joints like magic, indicating that in them the balance was somehow dis turbed. Since then, it has been proved magical for many oth er ills stemming from the disturbances in body chemis try which, like arthritis, are either unknown to science or very poorly understood by science. . Science has learned how to make cortisone and many cortisone - like com pounds, and outside ACTH was injected to stimulate peo ple's own adrenals into in creasing their output. Have Side Effects Practicing uhvsicians have discovered how many thorns tnese "miracle drugs ' have, although they're still "miracle drugs," and make no mistake about that! But arthritics and others can get their relief only for a limited timer-until "side effects" force doctors to withdraw the drugs. Dr. Gelfand was waving the red flag mainly against a rela tively new "side effect," that of infections developing sud denly and mysteriously in per sons getting cortisone or ACTH. This "side effect" is appearing more frequently as the drugs are used for more and more ailments. He didn't think there was reason for "any general alarm" yet but urged that practicing doctors should be even more careful than they are. His advice was given "Howdy Pardner" 9 Just like a cowboy on TV! This rootin', too tin' Western doll has his lasso ready to captivate a youngster! Easily made from a man's size 12 sock; gay scraps. Pat ter 7075: Pattern of 12-inch doll, clothes; pattern of face. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern-add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog, just out, has many designs for crochet i n g, knitting, : embroidery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A spe cial gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. through the Medical Society of the State of New York. While there are a number of theories of what causes this "side effect," to him the most plausible one is that ACTH or cortisone given from the outside can cause adrenal glands to fall far hort In supplying enough of the vital chemicals the body must have for its chemistry. Adrenal se cretions regulate many of the body's chemical processes, in cluding those by which it de fends itself against infections. U i There are TWO seats vacant in the House of Representatives. I ask that you vote for me ter one of these seats. r.iEL LATTIE State Representative Nov.4th, Paid Adv. Lattie for Representative ' Committee. 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