Funds from 1960 Kapers Will
Be Used in Kiwanis' Clinic
Thanks to a Medford Ki
wanis club-sponsored project
and the club's major 1959
fund-raising activity, 5 5 0
youngsters of Jackson county
have received dental care al
though their families could
not afford to pay.
The project is the county
wide dental clinic in which
dentists of the area cooper
ate. Means of revenue to sup
port the clinic is the annual
Kiwanis Kapers.
Proceeds from the 1959 va
riety show were to a large ex
tent utilized for the clinic.
Dental care made possible in
cluded 1,800 fillings, 510 ex
tractions, five sets of dentures
and seven partial plates. Do
nated services provided by the
dentists have been valued at
between $20,000 and $25,000.
Share of Kaperi Funds
A big share of funds from
the 1960 Kapers presentation
will go toward perpetuation
of this clinic. Kiwanians are
now in the midst of prepara
tions for their newest show
of songs, jokes, skits and
dances. The production,
"Around the Town," is sched
uled for Wednesday, Thurs
ay, Friday and Saturday, Feb.
24, 25, 26 and 27, at the Med
ford High school auditorium.
Other Kiwanis work for
boys and girls also will bene
fit. Some of the 1959 Kapers
proceeds, for instance, went
for eye glasses, oral surgery
and tonsillectomies for under
privileged children. Kiwan
ians, too, contributed to Boy
and Girl Scouts, the YMCA
and the Salvation Army. They
sponsor a Boy Scout troop.
The dental clinic was or
ganized two years ago with
the Kiwanis club supplying
funds. Public schools and the
county health department, as
well as dentists, cooperate.
Forty-three dentists each do
nate six half-days per year
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LEAD IN KAPER S Dr.
Merle Foland, above, and his
wife. Norma, have leading
roles in the 1960 Kiwanis Ka
pers production, "Around the
Town." They play Harold and
Uneeda Hogwash, Tennessee
couple who win a trip to
Washington, D.C. the Kapers
will be Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights
this week at Medford High
school auditorium. Dr. Foland
is president of Medford Ki
wanis club.
youngsters who are screened
ior the clinic by school prin
cipals and city school and
county health nurses. The
health office serves as a co
ordinating point for clinic op
eration. Only during school
months is the clinic open.
Reyived Service
Kiwanians with the project
revived a service which the
health department was forced
to halt during World War II.
In the years after the war, the
club began to provide finan
cial aid for a number of den-
I tal cases. Dentists were paid
working on the teeth of needy 1 for their wok, mostly at near
Turn-About Party Set
At Vets Domiciliary
The annual turn-about
party and recognition cere
mony at the Camp White do
miciliary will be held Feb.
26, at 8 p.m. in the domicili
ary theater, according to
Frank J. Glonning, chief of
special services at Camp
White.
The ceremony consists of a
vaudeville act starring domi
ciliary members and presen
tation of volunteer service
and recognition certificates.
Reservations fo Go
On Sale for Kapers
Seat reservations for the
Medford Kiwanis Kapers may
be obtained starting Monday
at Barker's Men's store.
The Kapers presentation,
"Around the Town," will run
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights at the
Medford High school auditor
ium. Reserved seats can be ob
tained for the last three nights
of the production. Only gen
eral admission tickets are be
ing sold for Wednesday night
when there will be a special
student price.
General admission tickets
are available from any Ki
wanis club member.
Curriculum Center
Topic of Meeting
Rogue River - James Mc
Donald, director of the Jack
son county schools curricu
lum materials center will
show pictures and samples of
the center at the regular meet
ing of the Rogue River PTA,
at 8 p.m., Wednesday.
All parents and friends are
invited to attend and inspect
the new school builing, a PTA
official said.
Dr. William Ward, South
ern Oregon college, visited
the Rogue River school dis
trict Wednesday, Feb. 10, and
Monday, Feb. 15, as part of
the survey of schools in, the
state being conducted by the
legislative interim education
committee.
He inspected - the curricu
lum, counseling and guidance
services, activity program and
physical facilities of both the
elementary and secondary
schools. Board members, ad
ministrators and teachers re
cently completed question
naires and rating sheets as
part of the survey.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Gold Hill - Mrs. Ernest
Cooper has returned to her
home here after spending a
week in Sacramento, Calif.,
visiting her mother, Mrs. M.
T. Blouin, and her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Poodtz.
How yra may
ciarge money at
"HoBeyland"...
THE ORE-STOP "
STORE FOR TOUR
MONEY NEEDS!
Te. ww there's a fwaacial stof
wre you mi charge money '
about hke chsrgmg a hat or a pair of
shoes m a regular department store!
It's -MONEYLAND (yot nearby
Pacrfie Finance office) -the store
that's set bp te handle your money
durgf "oxer s xm Mre charting
needs, oaickry and courteously.
So whatever you need money for-to
reduce monthly paymeots, to take
care of ftrst-of-the-year eoerses,
to take a trip, to buy yow famrfy the
twwgs they want and need-come to
"WONEYLANir and say. "charge T
Ht-poa bono new, x It toe latar.
PACIFIC IU1 FINANCE
. "MoBiyland"
(All loans mad under the Oregon Industrial Loan Act)
16 South Central Phone SP 3-5308
Bob Griffith, Manager
Open Weekdays: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Mondays Until 8 P.M. Closed Saturdays
cost. Kiwanians saw that fill
ing the need under such a
program was financially pro
hibitive. This led to the clinic
as it is today.
Since school reopened in
September for this school
year, 300 youngsters have had
dental work done. The care
has included 1,231 fillings and
157 extractions. Two full den
tures and a partial plate have
been provided. Numerous
space maintainers have been
installed.
Dental Committee
On the Kiwanis clubs den
tal committee are Dr. Ernest
Duce, Dr. Billy ' Blackstone
and Dr. Abner Clark, all den
tists; Chester Wendt, county
commissioner; John Dellen
back, of the underprivileged
children's committee; Frank
Perl, Dwight Houghton, Ar
thur Savard and Clarence
Young. Non-Kiwanians on the
clinic board are Dr. C. I.
Drummond, county health of
ficer; Dr. Dan Engle, presi
dent of the Southern Oregon
District Dental society; Bruce
Hitt Jr., assistant county
school superintendent; and
Elliott Becken, assistant su
perintendent of Medford
schools.
Helping the clinic program
are Miss Frances Clink and
Mrs. Betty Love, county
health nurses, and Mrs. Mar
tha Donahue and Mrs. Juanita
Anderson, Medford school
nurses. Mrs. Audrey Reiss is
the full time technician and
largely responsible for sched
uling of dentists and patients.
HANDSOME PAIR The Peugeot 403 Se
dan and station wagon, which are avail
able here through Dean and Taylor Pontiac
company, Sixth and Grape sts., Medford,
are shown above. Each offers as standard
equipment four-speed sychromesh transmis
sion with overdrive, heater-defroster, out
side rear view mirror, turn indicators, jack,
tools, crank, extra fuses and light bulbs.
The sedan is equipped with sunroof.
Zane Smith Takes Malheur Position
Zane G. Smith Jr., forester
for the Butte Falls district of
the Rogue River National for
est, has accepted a promotion
to the Malheur National for
est with headquarters at John
Day, Ore., according to Su
pervisor Carroll E. Brown.
Smith received his forestry
degree from Montana State
university in 1955. He work
ed at Union Creek Ranger sta
tion during the summer of
1955. Following his return
from three years' service as a
first lieutenant in the Air
Force, Smith started work
with the Rogue River Nation
al forest in April, 1958. He
worked on the Butte Falls
Ranger district timber sales.
Since July 1, 1959, he has
been working with forest fire
replanning.
Smith, his wife Betty, and
two children will report to
their new location on March
6.
GASOLINE THEFTS
Dallas, Ore. -IUPD- Charges
of gasoline theft involving
Polk county trucks have been
lodged against five Dallas
youths. They were arrested
Thursday night. Two of the
youths are 18 years old, two
17 and one 16.
Area Chairmen for Heart Drive Noted
Mrs. Ronald Ricketts, 143 Mullaney, 356 Lindero ave.
South Keene Way, Heart Sun
day chairman for the current
Heart Fund drive, has an
nounced that area chairmen
appointments for the house-to-house
collection have been
completed.
Heart Sunday marks the
climax of the month-long
drive, and blockworkers
throughout the county will
cover residential areas from
noon until 4 p.m. Feb. 28, ac
cording to Mrs. Ricketts.
Three Medford women will
have charge of volunteer re
cruitment within the city.
Mrs. Lon Skinner, 30 Port
land ave., is chairman of Area
A, the west side. Area B, rep
resenting the east side, will
be headed by Mrs. James
Mrs. Ren Taylor. 1711 East
Main St., is Area C chairman,
having charge of the north
east section.
Outlying areas in the Heart
Sunday solicitation program
will be organized by three
chairman. Mrs. Charles
White will take charge of
blockworkers in Ashland for
her second year as. chairman.
Phoenix volunteers will be
organized by Mrs. Oscar Gy
sin, Phoenix-Hillcrest rd. In
Jacksonville, Mrs. Robert
Bosworth will head recruitment.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Sunday, Fb. 21, I960
laghan's sister, who is quite
ill.
standard and custom
EVEREST & JENNINGS
PRINCIPAL LEAVES
Eagle Point - Eagle Point
High School Principal Shy
Callaghan and daughter Jo
anne left for Sacramento,
Calif, last week to visit Cal-
i FOLDING
! WHEEL
CHAIRS
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ALSO
WAlKfK
CUTCHSS
PATiSNT itrr
COMUODtt
Rentals Sales
HUDSON'S PHARMACY
613 E. Main Ph. SP 3-5345
Open Daily Tilt 10 P.M.
Sunday 10 to 9 P.M.
Training Meeting
Set for Foresters .
A training meeting on in
formation and education acti
vities of the forest service
will be held in the Jackson
county courthouse auditorium !
March 2 and 3, according to 1
Superintendent Carrol E. !
Brown. j
The meeting, conducted by ;
the regional office at Port
land, will include Fremont
forest in the Lakeview area
and Rogue River National
forest personnel.
Purpose of the meeting is to
instruct personnel how they
can do a better job on a pub
lic relations program, Brown
explained.
Open For Business
We arc nozv ready to serve you
zvith complete FUNERAL SERVICES
in our nezv and Modern Mortuary
MEMORY GARDENS MORTUARY
SP 3-7338
Mortuary Cemetery . Mausoleum Cremation
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SOBSING SDRaS SAYS: D Cannot fell a Lie!
I've made a lot of mistakes in buying! We are tired of dusting them moving them in fact tired of
lookinq at them so they get the ax and out they go regardless of original cost Now you can,
really save SAVE ON COST AND SAVE SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS TOO!
ALL SALES FINAL - NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGE-
prists A X
GAS POWERED PLANES
With Engine
(Engine Alone Is Worth More
Than These Prices)
Wenmae Cutlass-Reg. 16.95 ..$6.88
Wenmae Turbo Jet-Reg. 12.95 ... 4.88
Wenmae P-38-Reg. 16.95 11.88
Comet Snark Reg. 14.95 4.88
PEDAL
JEEP
Reg. 34.95
$988
PEDAL
CAR
Electric Lights
and Horn
Reg. 29.95
$S88
TRICYCLE
SEAT
Reg. 1.19
49
ENAMEL
SPRAY
PAINT
1.79
Second
Can
16-oz. size
1
Curity
MEDICAL
TRAINING
KIT
Reg. 9.95
LEATHERCRAFT
HOLSTER
KITS
Assorted Sizes
Reg. 2.50 to 3.95
88'
HO RAILROAD SUPPLIES
ULRICH Truck Kits (reg. 2.95) -$ 1.00
MIKADO 2-8-2 Locomotive (reg. 34.95) : 23.88
CONSOLIDATION 2-8-0 Locomotive (reg. 26.00) 16.88
Building Kits (reg. 1.95 to 7.95) 88c to 4.88
ATHEARN F-7 Locomotive (reg. 6.95) 4.88
Same in kit form 3.88
ATHEARN GP-9 Locomotive (reg. 9.95) : 6.88
H-0 ROUNDHOUSE (reg. 4.95) 1.88
REVELL Operating Hopper Set (reg. 6.95) 4.88
ULRICH Coal & Sand Loader (reg. 14.95) 4.88
Same in Kit Form (reg. 6.95) 2.88
LARGE TUNNEL for H-0 or O (reg. 3.49) 88c
We have several sets that we have sold the Track and
Locomotive out of, leaving Three Cars a Caboose and
Two Freight Cars a $6.72 value .2.88
BICYCLE FENDERS
Fits Most American Middleweight Bikes
20xl.75-Red or White ...88c pair
24xl.75-Red or Blue 98c pair
24xl.75-Chrome 2.88 pair
26xl.75-Red or Blue 1.88 pair
REVEL Plastic Space Shop Kit (reg. 1.98) 49c
PYRO Plastic Tiger Head Kit (reg. 2.49) 49c
COSTUME JEWELRY KIT (reg. 1.00) 49c
DECO-FAB. Textile Paint Set (reg. 7.95) .... 2.88
WALCO CUBE Picture Craft (reg. 3.25) 1.88
JEWEL-IT Botique Kit (reg. 2.00) 88c
CHARM CRAFT Jewelry Kit (reg. 2.25) 98c
HANDY ANDY Mechanical Drawing Set (reg. 3.00) 88c
WOODBURNING Set (reg. 5.00) 3.88
GILBERT Star Finder Set (reg. 8.25) .. - 1.88
REVEL Mercury & Chrysler Custom Car Ktis ...... 88c
DUMAS Balsa Boat Kits (reg. 4.75 to 13.95) 2.88 to 8.88
MONOGRAM Missile Arsenal Set (reg. 2.98) 88c
MONOGRAM Air Power Set (reg. 3.98) 98c
REVELL Plastic Ship Kits (reg. 1.69) . 1.19
STROMBECKER Tow Truck Kit (reg. 2.49). 1.49
WATER COLOR SET (reg. 1.98) 88c
Bicycle Front Luggage Carrier (reg. 3.98) 1 .98
Bicycle 2-Cell Chrome Light (reg. 1.19)..... 88c
Bicycle Sealed Beam Headlite (reg. 5.95) 3.88
Bicycle Chrome and White 2-Cell Lite (reg. 2.98) 1.49
Tricycle Horse Head Horn (reg. 98c) 19c
TOLECRAFT Magazine Rack Set (reg. 4.49) 1.88
MANY OTHERS .. TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST!!!
PICTURE FRAME
KITS
15x32 WIDE (Reg. 2.60)....
13x32 NARROW (Reg. 2.15)..
10x20 NARROW (Reg. 2.40)..
.1.69
.1.19
.1.49
COLORCRAFT SET
Crayons, Clay Tempera,
Water Color, Paper, Paste,
Brushes. All in one set! !
Reg.
4.98
1
88
SHADOW BOX KITS
4x7-Reg. 2.25 ..$1.39
7x9-Reg. 2.65 1.69
9xl3-Reg. 4.25 2.88
llx!5-Reg. 4.75 2.98
16-OZ. STENCIL INK
In Spray Can
Reg. $1.79 J9
RADIO CONTROL EQUIPMENT
DELTRON Transmitter & Receiver (reg. 59.90)... $39.88
CITIZENSHIP Receiver Kit (reg. 19.95) 14.88
CITIZENSHIP Transmitter kit (reg. 17.95) . 1288
CITIZENSHIP Transmitter (reg. 24.95) . .. 17.88
CITIZENSHIP Receiver (reg. 21.95) 16.88
Assorted Servos & Escapements regularly to 14.95 .
NOW $3.88 to $9.88
BABCOCK "Lil Breeze" Boat Kit (reg. 19.95) $4.88
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE
RADIO CONTROL STOCK
16-oz. Can
FIRE
EXTINGUISHER
Spray Can
i.ey Jf
FOLIAGE &
STYROFOAM
SPRAY PAINT
12-oz. Can
Reg.
1.79
19'
SPATTER
PAINT
6-oz.
Spray Can
R9. Or
98e V
ASSORTED
FIGURINES
Shop Worn
Values to IjOO
9
Ea.
Monogram
PLASTIC FIGURE KITS
Reg. 98c
9
TEMPERA
POSTER
PAINT
1-oz. Jar
(Reg. 25c)
12c ea.
6 for 49c
FIGHTING
COCK
' FIGURINE
(Reg. 4.00 pr.)
ea.
PLACQUE-CRAFT
3-D NUMBERED
PAINT SETS
Regular 1.98 49c
Regular 2.49 $1.49
Regular 2.98 .. $1.88
Regular 3.98 . $2.88
MARX ELECTRIC
TRAIN
O Guage
Reg. 19.95
$4.88
COFFEE TABLES & END TABLES
FOR MOSAIC TILE
48" x 18" Wrought Iron Table (reg. 27.50) ...$16.88
48" x 18" Wood Table (reg. 24.95) ....... ..... 14.88
Set of 3 Wrought Iron Tables (reg. 17.50) .. 11.88
Used 16"
SIDEWALK
BIKES
688
W Each
Winsor
Newton
OIL
PAINTS
Vi
PRICE
ITALIAN CERAMIC
MOSAIC TILE
(Regular 2.00 to 8.00 sheet)
J 29 ,,488
Sheet
ASSORTED PLASTIC
SPACE SHIP KITS
Reg. 1.00
19
AMERICAN FLYER
ACCESSORIES
WATER TANKS (Reg. 7.30) l.l
TALKING STATION
(Reg. 20.95)
'4.88
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