SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1960
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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-
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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.
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Yes, our shipment of Auto
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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.
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