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Local Active Club
Wilis Two Honors
The Medford Active Club
took double honors at the re
cent Active international divi
sional rally in Eugene, when
the club was presented the
award for best project of the
year and Jack Cummings was
elected district governor.
New officers . elected by
Medford Active club members
on June 29 are Max Priebe,
president; Dick Nelson, vice
president; Bruce Sexton, sec
retary; Lyle Davis, treasurer;
Jim Cox, activator; and Gale
Kimball, historian.
New board .members are
Gene Roethler, Budd Phipps,
and Gordon Casey. Gene
Hedgepetb was elected district
council member.
-An installation banquet is
planned for July 18 at the
Rogue Valley Country club.-
The Active club is making
plans to assist the School of
Hope,- a local school for re
tarded children, according to
Sexton,
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IS SEXUAL
INTERCOURSE HURTFUL?
' Many people want to know
if indulgence in sexual inter
course is dangerous to health.
I cannot remember ever hav
ing seen a patient who I
though had
been injured
by excessive
interc o u r s e
Some people
ask if it is
bad f p r a
heart condi
tion. It is bad
only if 'the
man gets dis-
Dr. Alvarez n: e s m n g j.y
short of breath or develops
anginal pain. If he gets pain,
he may get by by first taking
a tablet of nitroglycerine,
which for a while will open
up ' the coronary arteries in
his heart.
Usually the only objection
to daily intercourse is that
the wife is unhappy about it.
What is unfortunate is that
the sexual athlete sometimes
marries a frigid woman, and
a woman who loves sex mar
ries a man who does not care
for it, and who, by the age of
40, is impotent or almost im
potent. What is sad, also, is
that in these cases the two
people seldom will discuss
their problem or say a word
about it. Few will go to a
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Box 168, Old Chelsea Station
New York 11, N. Y. Print
plainly NAME. ADDRESS,
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Our 1959 ALICE BROOKS
Needlecraft Catalogue has
many lovely designs to order:
crocheting, knitting, embroid
ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A
special gift, in the catalog to
keep a child happily occupied
- a cutout doll aand clothes to
color. Send 25 cents for your
copy of the book.
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Emeritus Consultant la Medicine,
Mr.;o CUnle
Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Maya Cllnte
wise doctor and talk it over
with him to see if anything
could be done to improve mat
ters. The Woman' Who
Dribbles Urine
Many women, usually past
40, and almost always moth
ers of several children, are
unhappy because, when they
cough or sneeze, they dribble
a little urine. This causes an
ammoniacal odor, and per
haps some itching. They want
to know what could be done.
The best thing usually is to
go to a good gynecological
surgeon who will probably
first push the bladder back
up where it originally be
longs, and then will try to
bring together and sew to
gether the bits of muscle on
the front wall of the vagina
which was torn and destroyed
when; the woman's babies
were born. Then the surgeon
may perform one of several
operations designed to tighten
up the so-called sphincter (a
bit of muscle around the valve
which lets urine out of the
bladder).. If he can tighten
this up successfully, the wom
an will be well. The woman
mustn't blame the surgeon if
right off he doesn't get a
good result, because experts
tell me that it cannot always
be done. Sometimes a second
or third try will bring a tight
sphincter that will close the
lower end of the bladder.
Dr. Alvarez' booklet on
menopause may be obtained
by sending 25 cents and a
large, stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request to
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Tri
bune Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
Funeral Services
Held for Young Girl
, Hornbrook-Funeral services
were held here Friday, July
3, for Linda Peters, 10, who
died. June 29 from head in
juries received earlier in the
day in a car accident in Horn
brook. Linda Marie Peters was
born Nov. 11, 1948, in Yreka
to Curtis and Lillian Ladd
Peters. She attended Horn
brook grammar school, and
in June was promoted to the
sixth grade. She attended Sun
day school at the Hornbrook
4Bible church and for the past
two weeks had attended the
Daily Vacation Bible school
there. '
She is survived by her par
ents, two brothers, Aaron and
Gary, a sister, Susie, her ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Lot
tie Parr of Burney, Calif., and
a number of aunts and uncles,
and other relatives.
Funeral servies were held at
the Faith chapel here with
the Rev. Gordon Titus of the
Hornbrook Bible church of
ficiating. Burial was in the
Henley-Hornbrook cemetery.
At the services, a grammar
school and Bible school class
mate of Linda's, George Chad
wick, sang "In the Garden."
He was accompanied on the
piano by Linda's teacher, Mrs.
Norman Martin.
About a quarter of the en
tire population of Denmark
lives exclusively by agricul
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Tuesday, July 7, 1959
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DETERMINED Catholic ice
beauty, Sue Ingersoll, of Al
buquerque, N.M., has stated
that she will participate in
the Miss Universe contest de
spite opposition of a Catholic
archbishop. The archbishop
has threatened that . if Miss
Ingersoll participates in the
bathing suit parade, both she
and her family will be denied
sacraments of the church "for
a time to be determined by
the archbishop himself."
FATAL FAILURE
Kampala, Northern Nigeria
-(DPD-The six wives of a Kara
ma jong cattle herder were
jailed here after ganging up
on a local witchdoctor and
beating him to death because
he failed in efforts to restore
their husband's virility.
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