MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Sunday, May 3, 19S9
v Newberry Stores to
Stage 'Battle Royal
Newberry stores across the
nation will stage a "battle
royal" selling contest during
May, according to Harley Wil
liams, who recently moved to
Medford from Raton, N.M., to
take over the management of
the local Newberry store.
District, are battling each
other and the centest is being
carried down to store against
store. In southern Oregon the
Roseburg manager has chal
lenged Williams and the Med
ford store.
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Transport Workers
Tie Up Manila Port
Manila- (DPI) -Transport
workers, striking in sympathy
with a white-collar office em
ployees' union, tied up the
port of Manila Friday.
Non-striking longshoremen
honored the picket lines the
transport workers threw
acress the approaches to the
harbor area, and work on the
docks came to a full stop.
The office workers' strike
already has been referred to
the industrial relations court
for arbitration.
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March of Dimes
Nets $14,902,97
In County Drive
The January March of
Dimes drive in Jackson coun
ty netted $14,902.97, it was
announced last week by H.
Price Shafer, campaign treas
urer. ,
Medford led the county with
a net total of $8,435.68. Ash
land was second with $2,417.73
and Central Point third with
$1,449.32. Other county re
ceipts were Prospect $859.42,
Phoenix $857.13, Eagle Point
$727.38, Jacksonville $267.62,
Rogue River $201.91, Gold
Hill $187.70 and Talent $171.
10. County campaign expenses
totaled $838.52, which in
cluded purchase of supplies
from the National Foundation.
Of the total amount collect
ed in the county, 25 per cent
has been sent to the National
Foundation's patient aid pool.
This amounted to $3,725.74.
The pool assists chapters which
have had such a patient care
load that funds have been de
pleted. Of the remainder, 50
per cent or $5,588.61 went to
the National Foundation and
an equal amount was retained
by the local chapter for use in
the county. "
Major fund raising projects
included individual gifts
$189.34, club and organization
gifts $501.50, corporate arid
employer gifts $593.66, em
ployee gifts $1,124.06, collec
tions in schools and colleges
$1,385.45, Mothers' March $2,
831.58, coin collectors $569.04,
general mailings $2,847.80, ra
dio and television $43.47,
Teen-Age activities $4,006.81,
and other special activities
$1,648.78.
Buffalo, N. Y.-OJPD-Buffalo
police are looking for an ac
commodating two-gun bandit.
While he waited for a tavern
waitress to fill a green satchel
with more than $2,000 in cash,
the bandit calmly told several
customers to "keep right on
drinking.".
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TAKES COMMAND - William O. Herring, Medford, tells
James D. Parker, Klamath Falls, of a quick dive a submarine
on which he served during World War II took. Herring re
ceived a certificate of commanding officer of the Oregon
U.S. Submarine Veterans of World War II. Parker is former
commander. Herring said he believes there are about 12
Navy veterans eligible for membership in the organization.
Eligible members are those who served, aboard a submarine
or in a relief crewhe said. Herring is former Navy recruiter
in Medford. f
Grange News
Butte Falls Grange
Butte Falls Grange w&l
hold its regular meeting at 8
p.m. May 4. The recently or
ganized Girl Scouts and
Brownies will present a pro
gram of folk dancing and
songs. Mothers of the girls and
friends are invited.
. Grange members have been
asked to wear Centennial cos
tume if they have them avail
able. Upper Applegaie Grange
As its contribution to the
celebration of Oregon's Cen
tennial, Upper Applegate
Grange will hold a public din
ner on Mothers Day, Sunday,
May 10 honoring pioneer mo
thers. '
The dinner, featuring ham,
will be served between 1:30
and 3:30 pin., in the Grange
hall, according to Edna Saw
yer, chairman of the Home
Economics club. Preparations
are being made to accomodate
200 guests. It is suggested that
those wishing to do so, come
in Centennial attire. Advance
reservations are not required
since tickets may be purchas
ed at the door.
Members of the HEC held
a work day at the Grange hall
Thursday in preparation for
the event, and final details
will be completed at the reg
ular meeting of the club on
Monday, May 4, which is also
to be held at the hall.
Grange members having
small, old fashioned dishes,
mugs, pitchers, sugar bov.ls
and the like, which would be
suitable containers for little
bouquets, are being asked to
lend them for use in table
decorations for the dinner.
They may be given to Mrs.
Sawyer or brought to the next
Grange meeting May 8. ;
Dr. Edwin Durno, state sen
ator from Jackson county,
will be guest speaker on vis
itation night, May 8, when
Upper Applegate Grange will
be host to visiting members
from other subordinate
Granges of the county.
Senator Durno will discuss
aspects of current legislation
of special interest to his con
stituents, and will answer
questions. Other program
numbers will be presented un
der direction of Grange Lec
turer Vieva Saltmarsh. Mem
bers of the host Grange who
are planning to attend are
asked to bring sandwiches for
the refrement hour.
Four candidates, including
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Clarence and Hazel Roloff,
and Edwin and Fannie Rut
ter, were obligated in the
first and second degrees dur
ing a Grange meeting April
24, and arrangements were
made for them -and for Cur
tis and Dana Gearhart, who
were obligated previously, to
received the third and fourth
degrees with the class of can
didates initiated at Roxy Ann
Grange May 1.
A brief report of the visit
ation of ' Roxy Ann Grange
April 17, at which 10 of the
Upper Applegate Grangers
were present, was given by
Master Kathleen Scovell and
Legislative Chairman Anna
Scott.
Agriculture Chairman
George Redhead stated no
cloud seeding was contem
plated by valley orchardists
this year, since they felt the
silver iodine generators in use
previously had not given ade
quate results.
Gail Buffington is recover
ing from major surgery in
Sacred Heart hospital; Albert
Collings has been ill at home
and James Buckley is at home
after being hospitalized for a
recent illness, according to the
report of the relief commit
tee.
A sum of $13, proceeds of
a public dance, were added to
the Grange treasury by the
ways and means . committee
headed by Fred and Ethel
West.
The quarterly report of the
lecturer was read and' accept
ed, and a brief program of
humorous stories was present
ed.
The new members were in
formally welcomed as were
Ernest and Ella Dora, who
have returned after spending
the winter in. southern Cali
fornia.
Refreshments were served
following adjournment by
Lawrence and Dilbreth" Dun
shee and Glen and Vieva Salt
marsh. Foresters Society
To Meet Next Friday
The Siskiyou chapter of the
Society of American Forest
ers will meet at 7:30 p.m. Fri
day, May 8, in the Jackson
hotel. A children's hour will
start at 6:45 p.m.
Juan Schwendener of Ash
land, who was engaged in for
estry wqrk in Central Amer
ica, will discuss forestry in
Guatemala illustrated with
slides of the country.
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News About Books
From the Library
. During April, 354 volumes
wee added to the. Jackson
County library. New books
purchased for-junior readers
amounted, to 102, while 194
were bought for teen-aged
and adult patrons of the li
brary. Gifts of 58 books were
also made to the adult 'collec
tion by Carl Bjordahl, Mrs.
Florence Harvey, George
Distell and Wayne L. Elder.
Listed below are the 79
new titles added during the
past two weeks: '
The West: Thunder . Roll
ing, Miller;. Tecumseh, Des
tiny's Warrior, Cooke; Jour
ney Through the Rocky Moun
tains and the Humboldt Moun
tains to the Pacific Ocean,
Schiel; A Courier of Empire,
Whiteon.
. Religion: 20 Centuries . of
C h r i s t i anity, Hutchinson;
Warriors of God, Nigg; Above
All a Shepherd, Groppi.
Business and Technology:
What Every Supervisor
Should Know, Bittel; Trading
Stamp Practice and Pricing
Policy, Haring; As the Pro
Flies,' Hoyt; American High-,
ways Today, Tyler; Wood
Handbook, U.S. Dept. of Ag
riculture; Successfully Find
ing Yourself and Your Job,
Magoun. .
Humor; Momento Mot i,
Spark; Doctor and Son, Gor
don; Kids Say the Darndest
Things! Linkletter. ' 1
Fine Arts: Illustrating and
Cartooning, Zaidenberg; An
Atlas of Anatomy for Artists,
Schider; A Simplified Guide
to Collecting American Coins,
Knight; City and Suburban
Housing, Tyler; Rock Garden
Plants, Klaber; A Picture
History of Furniture, Davis;
Comedy Stunts for Laughing
Purposes, Tarbell.
Travel and Adventure: The
Springs of Adventure, Noyce;
Great Sea Rescues and Tales
of Survival, Snow; Love and
the Caribbean, Waugh; Give
Me a Ship to Sail, Villiers;
Alaska, Adams.
Science and Health: What
Women Want to Know, Imer
man; Orbit, Ruchlis; Between
Earth and Space, Orr; My
Best Friends Are Apes, Ober
johann.
, Biography: Williamstown
Branch, Duffus; One Saint
and Seven Sinners, Hall; Bor
stal Boy, Behan; Breakdown,
Dahl: The Leaf and the
Flame, Parton. . -
Other Non-Fiction: The
World of Psychic Phenomena,
Edsall; Marine Corps Recruit
Depot,- San Diego, Calif.;
Other Schools and Ours, King.
Teen-age: Second .Nature,
Stolz; Too Nead the Throne,
Haycraft; A Boy and Five
Huskies, Guillot; The Barque
of the Brothers, Baumann.
Teamsters Strike
Tillamook Factory
Tillamook-rtJPD-A strike by
members of the Teamsters un
ion continued at the huge Til
lamook county cheese factory
here Friday. The wage dis
pute had idled more than 200
workers since Thursday.
The dispute involves some
20 employes of the fluid milk
department. They asked a 15
cent per hour increase, over
their present $2.24 anhour
rate and turned down a seven
cent an hour boost offered by
the Tillamook County Cream
ery association, which oper
ates the plant.
No bargaining sessions have
been scheduled.
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Historical Romance: High
Are the Mountains, Closs;
The Wilderness, Vaughan;
The Chinese Box, Eyre; The
Quality of Mercy, Downes.
Serious Fiction: Measure
My : Love,. Sandburg-, The
Good Wife, Levi; Cave of Ice,
Mortimer; I Am a Village,
Conte; This Fiery Night. Vat-
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The Wreck of the Grosvenor,
Russell; Epitaph for, An En
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Martin; Providence Island,
Hawkes; The Manchurian
Candidate, Condon. , . '.
Romance: At Granada
Court, Gaddis; Doctor Valen
tine, Aspinall; A Woman of
Thirty, Chang. " '
Mysteries: The Case of the
Nameless Corpse, Kelland;
The Case of the Screaming
Woman (and other novels),
Gardner; The Fatal Amateur,
Mathews; For Old Crime's
Sake, Ames; Dead Man, Dead,
Alexander; The Man in My
Grave (and other novels),
Tucker; Inspector Maigret
and the Dead Girl (and other
novels), Simenon; Two-Thirds
of a Ghost (and other novels),
McCloy; The Case of the
Long-Legged Models (and
other' novels), Gardner; The
Case of the Daring Decoy
(and other novels), Gardner;
The Count of Nine (and other
novels), Fair; You Can Die
Laughing (and other novels);
Fair: The Girl From the Mi
mosa Club (and other novels),
Brown.
Other Fiction: More, Guys
and Dolls, Runyon; Four Sto
ries, Undset.
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