Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 10, 1960, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JULY 10, 1900 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, ORE. B Pay Hike Asked For Engineers Siiltim - lUl'li - KiiKliioon of the iiliiln liliihwuy department would ltd salary liUTCiimra linili-r a plmi submitted lo llio civil sr-rvlre cuinmlssinn by tin' Assncliitlon nf Engineer inj Employes of OroKon. The iiHHuclulloii, which hua about flOU tiifiiiliom, ntitea In Jin survey Hint ntute eiiKluncrs In OrKn receive from ft to l.'l pop cunt less Hum the West Count iivcniKc. The r o c o in niondad now scales ruiiKO from $:I10$400 a month for engineering ulcleii nnd flrat year draftsmen to $1.10il $l,:i:io n month for the deputy highway engineer. Any aalnry Incrauiea mint be approved by tho loglnlo-ture. JULY CALENDAR OF VALUES Monday july nth Sale! COOL FABRIC SKIPS FOR CHILDREN, LADIES H 33 Reg. 1.99 Boy, girls 24 Reg. 3.99-3.3S Misses, woman' Favorite playiho.i for youngiltri and grown-ups at 25 V. lo 33 savings, light sturdy cotton duck, iprlngy rubber tolei. Children's silts J lo 3 . . , red, blue colon. Grown-ups' diet A lo 10 . . , color choice. Tuesday, JULY 12th GIRLS' 7 to 14 SHORT SHORTS, SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Just what girls want for summertime. Price cut 13c off Wards usual price. Blousos come In assorted gingham and broadcloth styles and colors. Shorts come In solid and print chino, plaids and cords. Color choice. Usually 1.29 each 76c Wednesday, JULY 13th GOWNS OF EASY-CARE ACETATE TRICOT KNIT Wondorful assortment of pretty pastel gowns, both long and short. Feminine trims Include embroidored sheer nylon overlay, lace, ruffles. Style showni walti length, j scoop neck, snug elastic OOf waist. S, M, L. Thursday, each JULY 14th ALL-METAL FRAME FOLDING CAMP STOOL Hottest value In town at this low price Tubu lar stool frame with doluxe finish of alumi nlzed baked enamel, Groen seat of heavy duty, double-stitched duck. An out- QA, standing bargain shop earlyl OOW Friday, JULY 15th q fl BOYS' I K?Tj WASH 'H V WEAR i I- I The newost patterns In fine wash 'n wear cotton. Little If any Ironing neodod, Wide range of washfast colors, Well tailored with comfortable short sloeves. Saturday, JULY 16th COLORFUL TERRY SEAT COVERS A wonderful seat cover for beach and va cation trlpsl No spoclal cleaning care-jusf wash and dry like a towell for complete protection, buy 2-one for front 0 QQ seat, one for rear, Colors, MW0 News About Books From the Library ADULT NON-FICTION Paychology: The Indlvldunl Psychology of Alfrod Adlor, Allied Adler, Religion: Why I Am Not A Christian, Bortrand A. W. ItUBHCll, Social science: Dlplomut, Clnirk-H W, Thayer. language: CussoU's Itullan Dictionary, Plcro Reborn. Pure science: Our Sun, Don ald 11. Monzel: A Star Atlaa and Reference Handbook, Ar thur P. Norton; The Elnntcln Theory of Relativity, Lillian R. Llcber; Comparative Anat omy, William Montugna. Technology (applied bc. ence): Sheep Production, Ron ald V. Dlgglna. The arta and recreation: SlKlit and Insight, Alexundcr Kllnt; Art and Illusion, Ernest Gombrlch; A Concise History of Modern PalntlnK, Herbert E, Read; Jewelry Making Aa an Art Expression, D. Ken neth Wlncbrcnner; Billiards Aa It Should Be Played, Wil lie Hoppe. Lltcraturo: Last Essays, Thomas Munn. History: The Mighty Hood, Ernie D. Bradford; The War- rlora, Jcaae Clen Gray; The Roosevelt Revolution, Mario Einaudl. ADULT FICTION The Frightened Ladles, Ben Benson; The Kllroy Gambit, Irwin R. Blacker; Death Wish Green, Frances Crane; For Your Eyes Only, Ian FIcmlnK; Uncle Paul, Cells Frcmlin; Venetian Blinds, William Ilag srd; Marlra Schuyler, Grace L. Hill; Murder In Mind, Jamca A. Howard; Pistol Johnny, Joseph Wayne. YOUNG PEOPLE'S NONFICTION Politicians and What They Do, David Bolter; So You Want to Be A Lawyer, Wil liam B. Noursc; Sport, Sport, Sport, John Lowell Pratt; Here Is Alaska, Evelyn S.efansson; The Lives and Times of Peter Cooper, Ml Hum Gurko; JUVENILE NON- FICTION Snow Surveyors. Carroll B. Colby; The First Book of Paintings. Lamont Moore; The First Bonk of Civil War Land Battles, Trevor N. Dupuy. JUVENILE FICTION Johnny's Island Ark, Irmen garde Eberlo; Chip Nelson and the Contrary Indians, Jane A. Veterans' Loans Sef Fiscal Record Salem-UPD-The Oregon Vet erans Affairs' department said Wednesday that state veter ans' farm and home loans set a new mark this last fiscal year when 4.365 veterans bor rowed about $45 million. The previous high was 11)58 59 with 4,149 loans totaling about $42 millions. Department Director H. C. Saalfcld said the new record was set despite the fact that loans dropped about in half during the last six months be cause of a shortage of loan funds. Passports to nearly any country can now be obtained In the matter of minutes at Miami's new passport agency, Previously passport applica tions made in Miami had to be forwarded to Washington for clearance, which took about 10 davs. In 1958 more than 6,700 passport applications were filed in Miami. Hyndmnn; Tho Big Bending Tree, Virginia P. Matthias; The Tale of Aluin, Edwurd Ormondroyd; Desperate Jour ney; Herbert Wilton. EASY BOOKB Theodore Roosevelt, James C. licuch; Lafayette, Claire H, Bishop; The Wonderful House, Margaret Wise Brown; Abra ham Lincoln, Anne Colver; Where Do You Live?, Eva Knox Evans; Junior Science Book of Electricity, Rocco V. Foravolo; Junior Science Book of Flying, Rocco V. Foravolo; Garden Dwellers, Mrs, Ger trude H. Gibson; Miss Fran ces' Story Book of Manners, Mrs. Frances Horwlch; Bell ing the Cut, Lclanrl B. Jacobs; Elena la Ballcna, Patricia King; Mabclle la Balclnc, Pa tricia King; My Pets, Patsy Scarry; This World of Ours, Jane Werner Watson; Daniel Boone, Katharine E. Wllkic; Forester Pfcffcr, Klaus Win ter; The Little Black Puppy, Mrs. Charlotte Zolotow. Schedule Changes In Institute Are Noted by Director Ashland Recent sched ule changes for the Institute of Renaissance Studies have been announced by its direc tor, Dr. Margery Bailey. The Institute is the Oregon Shake spearean Festival's education al extension. At the request of cast mem bers wishing to participate in the studies, "The Usurper," one of the courses In Renais sance Character Patterns,-has been moved from the 1-3 p.m. hour to the morning time, 10 a.m. to noon daily, starting July 11. Registration may be made during the hour preceeding the first session. Location for the six-day study is still the Trinity Parish house in Ash land. The course, offered by Dr. Bailey, is an analysis of the rise, fall, and mental suf fering assigned in Tudor drama to those who seize pow er unlawfully. Its production connection this year Is the Festival's staging of "Richard II." Lectures to Continue Lectures of past seasons will be continued this year, beginning the opening week of the season and continuing throughout the Festival-with the Gresham series set for 3 p.m. Thursdays at the Ash land public library and the Trinity Noons scheduled for Trinity hall Wednesdays. The noon series offers a variety of readings, with coffee serv ed by Beta Sigma Phi. Institute Protector for 1960, Glynne Wlckhom of the Uni versity of Bristol, England, will open the Gresham Lec ture scries with three pres entations July 27, 28. and 29 at 3 p.m. His inclusive sub ject will be "Shakespeare's Stage Heritage." The first address, "Dramas of Worship," concerns the dramatic elements of church ritual and the development of the mystery plays from It; the second, "Pageantry and the Stage," shows the theatri cal qualities in tournaments and other public ceremonials; and the third address, "Eliz abethan Staging," deals with the types of staging common during the years of Shake speare's apprenticeship. mmtmm wm.mm mm m mmmmmmim mmmm A Tribute to j Y.M.C.A. Camping Evor since the Young Men's Christian Associa tion opened the first residence camp in the United States over 100 yaars ago the sounds of happy youngsters have filled the air as they seek knowledge and growth In a well supervised atmosphere of FUN and ADVENTURE. II you have a boy 8 years old or bettor, you owa him at least a week at summer camp. At camp, boys learn by co-operating with other boys their same age. Each boy Is called on to do his part. Plan now to send your boy to Diamond Lake Camp. Our congratulations to the Y.M.C.A. lor Its line ob with boys at Diamond Lake Y Camp. Medford Pharmacy 101 North Central, Corner 6th Ph. SP 2-6253 1 i Open Week Days: 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Closod Sundays 1 j I We Salute Our Town! j tsslii ::HH,r.M i..ajBiillaail:iLn.:MjH-.il.!rjK..iviassiii iBBu.i.H LliHBH.IH h IBiiN.IS..ll'.ksl .'I.iBsIk.i-H ii.flsl.K:isV.i.lM I'lflB I Material Change Suggested for Pear Cover Spray A chango In materials Is suggested for the next cover spray for pear psylla and nltc control in pour orchards, ac cording to County Extension Agents Don Berry and Clif ford B. Cordy and L. G. Cent ner, entomologist with the Southern Oregon Branch Ex periment station. Tho psylla have developed additional resistance to the organic phosphates, Cordy ex plained. The three men recommend ed that on pears where psyl la control Is reasonably good, use of four pounds of Guthlon and eight pounds of DDT per acre or one pound Guthlon and I 'A pounds of DDT per 100 gallons. Where psylla are a problem, use eight pounds of Guthlon per acre or VA pounds per 100 gallons. No DDT Is neces sary if this strength is used, they said. Where psylla control Is ex cellent, the regular spray of eight pounds of DDT and six pounds of Parathlon or EPN per acre may be used. Mala- thion is no longer effective. DDT sprays must be complet ed 30 days before the harvest starts which will be July 8 for earliest Bartletts, they said. For mites, If a Tedlon pro gram is followed, use It on D'AnJou and Bosc. If chloro benzllate or Keltans are used, apply to all varieties. Tedlon, Chlorobenzilate or Kelthane are used at eight pounds per acre or l'i pounds per ' 100 gallons. On apples, complete the spray July 9. Use 13 pounds DDT per acre or two pounds per 100 gallons. Add Tedlon, Chlorobenzilate or Kelthane as above if mites need controL ling. Add one to two ounces of X77 per 100 gallons and drive the spray rig slowly to ensure good coverage. Ob serve cautions with all phos- p n a tes including Guthlon, they urged. WARDS MO.NTOOMERY WARD 2 DAYS ONLY MOM CTVI llmi!ow- n lunoi o o price i 5 -PIECE GROUP! Beautifully styled double drosser with C&v. sL mirror; bookcase bed; matching chesty k?. and 2 matching night stands PiiVv A complete bedroom of furniture ar I M I J J M S one low pricel Choose from three III I J ?VcS&4SSs?'-i! ,ftf'' elegant finishes . . . Midnight Ash; I I Use Wards . i Mocho Walnut or Blond Ash. New "1 -"1 Convenient' NtSvNSs 'm high pressure laminated plastic tops bmm J mm I Terms Vi58fev,' kit-Mil resist burns, stains, scratches. Servel j S (55J ftfl j lllfcjiiil &$W& v rei"'''''i,1',;i!iijs k Low, low price fWK. VV;, r fjm ilSI lor this door! ; WW W - jP liHif , 111 --I ' only .1 Q88 - PkxUSVd I pjjjilft. IP 1 RKULAR 16.95 f - i Nj s I ''' F" IrnEjflpfe iilii! i Good quality all-aluminum , IT I hfiJlaJ liiiij -5 Push bar and kickplat . f' smijjI! CT iillij -! 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V' heavy-duty drill has YOUR double reduction gears. . CHOICE SAILS. I 117 S. Central SP 3-7301 Open Til 9 Monday