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SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Fall Refresher www 7067 Now,' refresh your living room for fall entertaining with this graceful ferns-in-a-fan design. Crochet, a thrifty way to brighten a tired chair, protect a new one. Pattern 7067; directions 11x18 -inch chair back; arm rest 6'xll in No. 30 cotton. 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., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraf t Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishing, fashions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers - ex citing, unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest - send 25 cents now! Ice cream was first pro d u c e d commercially on a large scale In Baltimore in 1851. Medford Students To Attend Festival Sixty-one Medford High school students will travel by bus to Ashland Monday for the performance of Shake speare's "Julius Caesar." The bus will leave the high school at 7:30 p.m. and will arrive in Ashland in time for the stu dents to hear the singers and see the dancers. Last year a group of about 35 Medford students attended "Twelfth Night" and the "Maske of the New World." The student reaction was so favorable that the school sys tem decided to repeat the op portunity this year, it was reported. Arrangements for block seating for the students were made with Bill Patton, man ager of the Shakespearean Festival, and the seating re servations were offered to the students last April. The group will be chap eroned by the chairman of the department of English and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Semon. 4-H NEWS Crater Teena-Paige The last meeting of the Cra ter Teena Paige club was held at Mrs. Sidener's home Aug. 9. Information cards to be at tached to dresses to be entered in the fair were handed out. The main order of business was discussing the fair. Root beer floats were served by Mrs. Sidener and her daughter, Carolyn. . Sharon Trautman, Reporter. Westside Blockeri The meeting of the Westside Blockers 4-H Sheep club was held at the home of Bonnie and Mary Cheney. The meet ing wos opened by Bonnie Cheney, president. . The minutes and flag salute were dispensed with, and dis cussion took place on the fair and blocking lambs. We also talked about our new sign for fair and figured the cost wouldn't be over $8. We are collecting bottles to pay for it, and two parents are donating money. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served. After that those who wished went swimming. Jan Main, . Reporter - News About Books From the Library Following is a list of new books received recently by the Public Library of Medford and Jackson County. ADULT NON-FICTION General works: The Paper bound book in America, Frank L. Schnick; The Life time Reading Plan, Clifton Fadiman; Book Selection and Censorship, Marjorie .Fiske; Books, Young People and Reading Guidance, Geneva R. Hanna. Philosophy: Heaven and Hell, Aldous Leonard Huxley; Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind, Bertrand Arthur W. Russell. Religion: The Story of Israel Stephen Szkiszai; Daily Strength for Daily Needs; Mary W. Tileston; Inspiration al Reading; Living Your Faith, Robert Nash; .. God's Fool, George N. Patterson; The New Shape of American Religion, Martin E. Marty; A Study of the Articles of Faith, James E. Talmage. Social sciences: Problems of Humanity, Alice A. Bailey; Editior and Publisher 1960 Market Guide; Health, Educa tion and Welfare Trends, U.S. Department of Health, Educa tion and Welfare; Municipal and Industrial Waste Facili ties, 1957 Inventory, Depart ment of HEW; Studies in Housing and Minority Groups, Nathan Glazer; Privately De veloped Interracial Housing, Eunice Grier; American For eign Policy, Current Docu ments, 1956; Background of Heads of Government Confer ence, 1960, U.S. Department of State; American Politics and The Party System, Hugh A. Bone; Parties and Politics, Avery Lciserson; Puerto Rico, a Success Story, Ralph Han cock; Military Aspects of World Political Geography and How to Instruct, both U.S. Department of Air Force; Crime and Insanity, Richard W. Nice; The Compulsion to Confess, Theodor Reik; Edu cational Psychology, John M. Stephens; Educators Index of Free Materials; Educators Guide to Free Filmstrips, Mary F. Horkheimer; Metlv ods and Materials in School Health Education; Leslie Ir win; Faster Reading for Busi ness, George D. Spache; Fi nancial Aid for College Stu- SAVE UP TO ' $3000 J LAWN EDGERS ; B-.,.:', ON NEW li hiUk;.i Name Brand ,UL'? $C5C wmk power w3t Vr MOWERS IMBS Re9-$298 CHARGE ; , ;; MOWER5 Other, to $4.98 IT1 I ... liy TERMS! Li :-J Fast, E-Z to Use! .vu." JM"g.ar wj",im'''M L " w I REG- 3' ' SS ;t" I Quality Supplex Hose I V fff P,astic WHEEL II U -ffi wijl Uke 1 BARROWS Sm")))"11181111'8! " SQ88 Sturdy, All-Metal With Rubber Tire. For All Gardening Needs! . WATER BAGS 15V198 Cold Water When You Want It! ! f DO-KLIP GRASS SHEARS f.GULAR $1.60 99 dents: Graduate and Under graduate, both Department HEW; Higher Education Plan ing and Management Data, Department HEW. Language: A Course in Ger man Composition, Conversa tion and Grammar Review, Wilhelm Bernhardt. Purt Science: The U.S. Na tional Museum, Smithsonian Institution; The Stars, Willy Kruse; Planet Earth, Karl Stumpff; Ebb and Flow, Al bert Defant; Light, Visible and Invisible, Edward Rue chardt; The Birds, Oskar Heinroth; Experiments With Electricity, Nelson F. Becler. Technology (applied science): The Atlantic Cable, Bern Dib ner, Popular Handguns, How ard Modavis; Your Body in Flight, Department of Air Force; Handbook for Observ ing the Satellites, Neale E. Howard; Business Success Handbook, Harry Simmons; Toward the Liberally Educat ed Executive, Robert A. Gold win; Anaconda, Isaac F. Mar cosson; Iris For Every Month, Sydney B. Mitchell; A Trea sury of Japanese Flower Ar rangements, Tatsuo Ishimoto. The arts and recreation: Ce zanne Drawings, Alfred Neu meyer; Renior Drawings, John Rewald; The Interna tional Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians, Oscar Thomp son; Teaching Individual and Team Sports, Raymond T. De- witt; Administration of Phy sical Education, Charles E Forsythe; Teaching Methods for Physical Education, Clyde G. Knapp; winning Badmin ton, Kenneth R. Davidson; Golfing America, Edward A. Hamilton; Swimming and Div ing, American Red Cross; Teaching Progressions for the Swimming Instructor, Rich ard L. Brown; Water Skiing for All, Walter N. Prince. Literature: General Ameri can Speech Sounds, Grace Barnes; Pretexts, Andre Gide; Is Europe Necessary?, Donald M." Deutsch; The Wisdom of China and India, Yu-Tang Lin. Geography, travels: India Today, Francis R. Moraes; The American Bridge to the Israel Commonwealth, Ber n a r d Abraham Rosenblatt; Africa, George Peter Mur- dock; Leahy's Hotel -Motel Guide and Travel Atlas; Guide to Alaska and the Yu kon, Lou Jacobin; Here's Ha waii, Bob Krauss. Biography: The Younger Brothers, Augustus C. Appier; Dalton Brothers and Their As tounding Career of Crime; The Gershwin Years, Edward Jablonski; Felix Frankfurter Reminisces, Harlan B. Phil lips; Gandhi, Louis Fischer; Quest, The Evolution of a Sci entist, Leopold Infeld; The Complete and Authentic Life of Jesse James, Carl W. Brei- han; Ben Thompson, Man With a Gun, Floyd B. Streeter, Mr. Citizen, Harry S. Truman. History: Current History Review of 1959; The Hidden Russia, Nikolai N. Krasnov; A History of Russia, John Lawrence; The Soul of India Amaury de Riencourl; The Military Legacy of the Civil War, Jay Luvaas; The Invis ible Presidency, Louis W. Koe- nig; Badmen of the Frontier Days, Carl W. Breihan; Ven tures and Adventures of Ezra Meeker, Ezra Meeker. ADULT FICTION The Hayvcns of Demaret Katherine Bellamann; The High Hills Calling, Anne M. Downes; Demelza, Winston Graham; The Undaunted, John Harris; The Portable James Joyce, James Joyce; A James Joyce, James Joyce; A Separate Peace, John Konwles; False Scent, Ngaio Marsh; The Beardless War riors, Richard Matheson; The Kingdom Under the Sea, Hen ri Queffelec; Before You Go, Jerome Weidman. JUVENILE NON-FICTION Staging Den and Pack Cere monies, Boy Scouts of Ameri ca; From Moccasins to Wings, Carolyn S. Bailey; State Trees, Olive Lydia Earle; Small Pets From Woods and Fields, Mar garet W. Buck. EASY BOOKS In the Middle of the Trees, Mrs. Karla Kuskin. ea, WOOD HEATERS? Yes, our shipment of Auto matic Wood Heaters with ther mostat and fan have arrived. Come in and reserve yours To day! Convenient terms, of course! OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS Plenty of FREE PARKING DUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES The Hannibal and St. Jo seph railroad, a predecessor of the Burlington route, started rail service between the M sissippi and Missouri rivers in February, 1859. SPfCIALISTS IN 245 S. Central HOMtWAKlS I Phone SP 2-5201 HELP We need clothing, ihett, dishes, furniture, end bedding. We Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army ' 30 N. Holly SPriiif S-733S Compare Betorc - Seeing is ber.ev.ng;. 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