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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1960)
Dr. Jones fo Speak At Ashland YMCA Ashland - Dr. William C. Jones, dean of administration, ; nd acting president of the ! University of Oregon, will be . featured speaker at the Ash land YMCA annual dinner meeting, Thursday, Feb. 18, at i 6:30 p.m. in the Lincoln school : auditorium. Dr. Jones is past president of the Pacific Northwest area YMCA council. Prior to com- Ing to the University of Ore : gon he served as president of ; Whittier college. . During a business meeting, an election of new board members and officers will be held. A progress report of the ' Ashland YMCA operation i during the past year will be given. , EDUCATOR DIES Washington-UPD-Dr. Svend Laursen, 47, chairman of the department of economics at Brandeis University and a specialist on problems of in ternational trade in unde veloped areas, died here Thursday. - 4-H Club News 4-H Cooking Club Susan Cornutt was elected president of the 4-H cooking club at its recent meeting. Other officers elected are Linda Wilson, vice president; Marsha Wilson, secretary; E 1 i n Livingston, treasurer; D a i s e y Calhoun, reporter; Karyn Jantzer, historian; and Diane Davie, song leader. The name of our club will be decided at the next meet ing at Mrs. Dean Wilson's home, 1927 Taylor rd., Satur day, Feb. 20, at 11 a.m. Each member is supposed to bring name suggestions. Our first meeting was held at E 1 i n Livingston's home. Mrs. Lloyd Livingston and Mrs. James Cornutt are co- leaders. For the next meeting the girls are planning potato soup which will be served for lunch. Daisey Calhoun, Reporter. Main business was to show our garment protectors to our leader, Mrs. Keith. We de cided to start our aprons at the next meeting which will be on Feb. 24 at the home of Pamela Newland. Five members attended the meeting. Refreshments were served by Barbara Wood. Nancy Burger, Reporter. Sewing Bees The third meeting of the Sewing Bees 4-H club was held Feb. 10 at the home of Barbara Wood. A $TOPf0 HEART BV s - oiM5 CAN MEAN QJJH M". gXPL&g USING A HEART- THE HEART LUNG MACHINE J0 A -VcurB TO SUSTAIN r . k A SLENDER CIRCULATION, fm T P TUBE (Catheter) SURGEONS CAN 9 X I PASSES THROUGH STOP THE HEART- I SffJ -.C I AN ARM VEIN- .J?EPAIR T START t I J, I ( ENTERS T PUMPING AGAIN" J II' THE HEART t i V " fe UNDER X-RAY I Q GUIDANCE"' VA f I D,A6N05IS OEFECTIVE ARTERIES AND e!"'nd - HEART VALVES. IN SOME U?- r,' - M . CASES. ARE REPLACED WITH '- i ; PLASTIC SUBSTITUTES 5?f Empire Builders Regular meeting of the Em pire Builders was called to order on Monday, Feb. 8, in the Jackson county court house auditorium by president Dave Foote. It was decided to have a party March 23 at the court house auditorium following the high school basketball games. Lake Tahoe was sug gested when plans for our summer trip were discussed. Norma Hogue was initiated into our club. The meeting was adjourned and refresh ments and games followed. Marjorie Wonderly, Reporter Streamline Stitchers The Shady Cove Streamline Stitchers 4-H club met at' the home of our sewing leader Mrs. Hale, Wednesday, Feb. 10. We elected Linda Weit- man president. Other officers elected are Carol Hale, .vice president; Judy Sanderson, secretary; Cecilia Kee, reporter; Nancy Clemans, game chairman; Lin- day Paulson, song leader. Five girls were present, Mrs. Kee, assistant leader, al so was pre:ent. All girls are to bring their correct measure ments to the next meeting at Mrs.. Hale's Feb. 17. . Cecilia Kee, Reporter Kniltin' Kittens The January meeting of the Knittin' Kittens 4-H club was called to order by Shirley Roach, president, Jan. 16. Seventeen members were present. Anne Bowling led the pledges. The role was called and the minutes read and ap proved. Colleen Franek re ported on the entertainment given at Mitchell's Sanitarium for Christmas. Late enrollment cards were collected. The club's mascot, a mechanical kitten knitting, was . presented. Judy Frink demonstrated how to wind yarn. Colleen Franek served refreshments. The next meet ing will be held at the Frink's Feb. 20, at 1:30 p.m. .' Martha Bullard, Acting reporter We Givo GREEN STAMPS CENTRAL REXALL DRUG Main end Central Pre-Inventory Sale D)ruirri?rn a r? Stereo and Regular HiFi HERE ARE A FEW OF THE TERRIFIC BUYS! Model I rand No. Stylo Columbia C1148M 2-Pc. Console Set C1148W 2-Pc. Console Set C1150M 2-Pc. Console Set w Radio CI 154 Console 909 Portable 583 Console Capitol " 836 932 926 925 923 919 Color Mahogany Walnut Mahogany Mahogany Black Mahogany Regular Now 139.95 149.95 209.95 209.95 159.95 319.95 RCA Victor PF26 PF26D PD24 PD24 PD24 2-Pc. 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We had a discussion on 4-H advancement program with the parents participating. Laqueta Stephenson and David Calloway reported on beef. We judged the cows in the Howard's Dairyman farm magazine. The evening ended with a game and Mrs. Phillips served refreshments. Kay Stephenson, Reporter Only about one per cent of West Germany's 200,000 en gineers are women. Neuberger Wants Device for Autos Washington - (UPD - Sen. Richard L. Neuberger said Saturday the automobile in dustry should equip all new car models with a new de vice that reduces unburned hydrocarbon in the exhaust. The Oregon Democrat noted that manufacturers said the device wQl be standard equip ment on all 1961 cars sold in California and will be offer ed as optional equipment for those sold elsewhere. . "Experts estimate that the device could be included on a new car at a cost of less than one dollar," Neuberger said in a statement. Rogue Marine Plans New Building Here A new building with a semi-modern look is planned for Rogue Marine just north of the Rogue Valley State bank on Court st., Mel John son, store manager, has an nounced. The concrete block build ing construction will start some time this week and be completed in 30 to 45 days, Johnson said. This will shift EX-FAP OFFICIAL DIES Norwalk, Conn.-flJPJ - Alex ander R. Stavenitz, 59, former director of the art teacher di visions of the Federal Art Propect, died at his home here Thursday night. the quarters of the boating and marine supplies business from its present location with Walker The Weeper Trailer sales on South Riverside ave. The new building will triple the space now available for Rogue Marine to a total of 1,200 square meet of floor space. A grand opening for the new quarters will be held April 2, or a week after the Boat Show scheduled for March 26 and 27 in Medford. "We are increasing our present lines of marine sup-, plies and will emphasize small motor service," Johnson said. "This will include power lawnmowers, c u 1 1 i v a t ors, 1 scooters, as well as outboard) motors." - i MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, Feb. 14, 1960 A 7 Rogue Marine has been in j operation for approximately nine months. Sales volume in I January was a 25 per cent in crease over previous months, the manager noted. r MEDFORD PAINT and 25 PAINT WITH .V Wallpaper Store 4th I Holly Diagonally Across from Post Office PHONE SP 2-9321 We Give S&H GREEN STAMPS r t i inly 117 SO. CENTRAL - SP 3-7301 OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 PARK AND SHOP AT WARDS hi010 -',opoy 11 t il !! as- ' ! .';.V" i", I I f 1 . mm v ' , , - - J now at lowest prices of season! Many unadvertised specials also on sale! NEW! 1960 SEA-KING boats, motors, trailers RUGGED 5HP MOTOR Ranges smoothly from a gentle l'i to all-out 1 2-mph. 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