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6 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, Dec. 6, 1959 A bridge of welded alum inum is planned for construc tion in Iowa. DAMAGED SHIP IN PORT Portland - (LTD - The Meiko Maru, 234 - foot refrigerator ship of Tokyo, was at Port land Saturday to be dry-docked to determine the extent of damage suffered when It col lided with a Coast Guard Buoy Tender in fog in the Co lumbia river just off Astoria early Friday. Give Cozy, Luxurious Warmth with a WESTINGHOUSE 1 K -r-r-r, AUTOMATIC"" .'iix ELECTRIC 1 f' BLANKET Y r-". : Automatic oontrol pre- f -r ' - warms bed to warmth J L't 1r s f S you select ... maintains "a. t r constant warmth all J I 3p I ' f v; through the night. Three J ygj, eo'ors- Layaway now. t, TROWBRIDGE & FLYNIl 214 West Main St. Phone SP 3-6241 BIG Y APPLIANCE CENTER Phone SP 3-3052 J Park and Shop Lol Use Still Grows . The use of downtown Park and Shop lots continues to grow as more residents be come familiar with, the loca tion and availability of off- street parking space, accord ing to Don McNeil, Jackson County Chamber of Com merce manager. As of Dec. 1, downtown merchants and business firms have paid for, through vali dated tickets, more than 16,- 000 shopping hours for cus tomer parking on downtown Park and Shop lots, McNeil said. The plan started Aug. 17, when four lots were put into operation with about 34 mer chants participating. Now there are seven downtown, lots with 74 firms participating. Twenty-five Park and Shop directional signs are currently being installed, McNeil said, which will serve to lead those who are unfamiliar with lot locations to the off-street fa cilities. The signs are prominently displayed in the downtown thoroughfares and make use of the standard Park and Shop emblem with directional arrows. The cost of the direc tional signs and all Park and Shop promotion material is paid for through subscriptions of Park and Shop members, McNeil rioted. , COLLEGE FOUNDER DIES Jersey City, N. J. (UPD - Dr. Charles Leonard Brown, one of the founders and dean of Seton Hall Medical college, died of uremia Friday. He was 60. Guidance Session To Help College Prospects Slated ' Salem - (UPD - Judge A. T. Goodwin, Eugene, said Satur day a form for a uniform traf fic citation was en route to the Oregon Supreme Court for study. WARDS OPEN 'TILL 9 MONDAY AND FRIDAY (TAKE A CUE FRPM SANTA) V; Your best Christmas values for L for holiday parties W Sprucely puffed sleeves, bow ac- fff'. .. rX cents, whirl petticoats make fash- If ff jk ifCf, ion news! See gay holiday colors. J 3ak W LJel mm mm -xmi New continental gift shirts fl98 New form-fit slim look in distinctive wash 'n wear solid tone cotton. "Milano" spread collar, narrow front placket, new slant pocket. Sizes 6 to 18. Girls' quilted gift dusters 298 Luxury soft acetgte. in posy print pastels. Midway sleeves, bow trims. Wash able. 2 to 6x. Embroidered gift blouses 298 Fine Schiffli em broidered posies on soft cotton. Many styles, all wash able. 7 to 1 4. Boys' Orion1 gift sweaters 398 Crew neck style in bulky knit Orion Acrylic that looks hand made. Wash able. 8 to 1 8. Girls' nylon petticoats 298 Whirl of nylon net ruffles to under score new holiday dresses. Pastels, white. 7 to 14. BUY CHILDREN'S GIFTS ON WARDS CREDIT TERMS A guidance session covering preparation for college or other training beyond the high school level will be held for the students of Medford High school Dec. 9 at 9 a.m. Principal Lester D. Harris announced that a visiting team from the state system of higher education has been in vited to conduct the meeting. The state system team will include the executive secre tary of the High School-College Relations committee of the state board of higher edu cation, Francis B. Nickerson; representatives from each state institution of higher edu cation; and a representative from Oregon Technical Insti tute. The importance of educa tion beyond high school and the urgency of adequate prep aration early in the high school years will be ex plained. A description of what "adequate preparation" en tails, career opportunities, costs, scholarships, and me chanics 'of school application and entrance will be stressed. Representatives from each of the state schools will ex plain their respective academ ic offerings and point up each institution's specific require ments. Opportunity for ques tions by students is given to provide individual guidance. The informative sessions are conducted annually in the high school as part of the reg ular guidance program. They represent a combined effort by the state system of higher education and the high school to beter prepare high school students for future careers. The program presents com plete information on the edu cational opportunities provid ed at public expense within the state. , An important preview of Building Permits Increase in City ' A total of 215 building per mits valued at $547,711 was issued last month by the city building department, a large increase over the number and valuation of permits issued in November last year. In November, 1958, only 80 permits, valued at $349,750, were issued, and in the same month of 1957, only 53 per mits, valued at $331,212, were issued. , Plumbing permits, 110, ac counted for the majority of last month's permits, but there were 22 new home construc tion permits with a total val uation of $303,300 and three new business construction per mits valued at $160,500. Quick Crochet 7086 Quickly crocheted squares pineapples that are set off with scallops in mesh. Effec tive! , These squares have many uses from a single doily, scarf, to a luncheon set that adds luxury to a table. Pattern 7086: directions for 12-inch square. 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., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainlv NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brook Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Pat terns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishings, fashions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers ex citing, unusual designs to cro chet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest send 25 cents now! the above described guidance session will be held at Med ford High school auditorium at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 8. The evening meeting is being held to make it possible for parents and other interested adults to ask questions con cerning college entrance re quirements and obtain perti nent information. It is hoped that a large number of parents will be able to take advantage of the meeting where college repre sentatives are brought to the school to give advice on the kind of preparation they rec ommend for college - bound students. Suit To Be Filed To Recover Money The City of Medford is fil ing a complaint in district court against Louis Kowolski in hopes of recovering S95 the city administration feels he owes the city. Kowolski is the contractor building the Army reserve armory on West Jackson st., across from Jackson park. City Attorney Joel Reeder said Kowolski came to the city building department last April with the plans and spe cifications for the armory to obtain a city building permit. The city did approximately $95 worth of work on the plans before Kowolski re; alized , he was building the armory on U. S. government property and would not need to comply with city building regulations or obtain a city building permit, Reeder said. 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