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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1960)
MONDAY. OCTOBER 17. 19(B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. 0 J II 1 'TTlZZLi" v;"-y - - ilium m . - .v tu - ' r ; Grange News Central Point Grange A large group of members and friends of the Central Point Grange attended a meet ing Friday when Mr. and Mrs. William Foley showed colored slides of Europe. They took the trip last summer, and toured England, France, Germany, Italy and Belguim. On - the display table Mrs. GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS! Mrs. Jean Chalifour of Peabody, Mass., is holding her youngest daughter, Ann, born two weeks ago ag her nine sisters line up beside the newest arrival. From left, they are Cheryl, 13; Edythe, 11; Dianne, 10; Jane, 7; Sandra, 6; Nancee, 4; Mary Elayne, 3; Brenda, 2, and Lauri, 1. Their father is in the construction business. . (UPI Telephoto) Volunteers To Be Honored at Tea More than , 300 regularly scheduled volunteer workers of the Veterans Administra tion Domiciliary at White City will attend a tea in their honor Thursday, Oct. 20, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Em ployees' club at the. Domicil iary. - ' The tea is. given each year by staff personnel to honor and encourage volunteers who donate their time to helping the disabled veterans. The volunteer workers ac cumulate over 25,000 hours service annually in supple menting the social work serv ice, nursing service, personal services, recreation, manual arts therapy, library service and corrective therapy. Wives of staff members will pour at the tea. MOUNTAIN PEAKS Sixteen peaks in the Great Smoky mountains top 6,000 feet. News About Books From the Library New books available to all people . served by the Public Library of Medford and Jack son county are listed. They may be found at the down town Medford library and the County branch libraries or requested if not available. ! Psychology) Child in the Shadows, Edward Living stone French: N Religion: Scientific Views of Religion, Ethel Belle Mor row. . Social Sciences: Power and Society, Harold Dwight Lass well; Citizen Abroad, Eben Neal Baty; Journey Into Crime, Don Whitehead; Reli gious Education, Marvin J. Taylor. .-' Language: Colloquial Ital ian, Arthur L. Hayward. Pure Science:- Wild Ameri ca, Roger Tory Peterson; Keys to Woody Plants, Wal ter Conrad L. Muenscher. i Technology - (Applied Sci cen): A Traveler's Guide to Good Health,1 Colter Rule; Stumbling Block, Douglas Jackson; Chronic Schizophre nia, Laurence Appleby; Popu lar Prospecting, Henry Carl Dake; Dictionary of Ameri can Naval Fighting Ships, U.S. Navy Department; Trai ler Travel Here and Abroad, Wally Byam; Forest Products, Nelson Courtlandt Brown; The Practice of Silviculture, Ralph Chipman Hawley; The Golden Garden Guide, John Strohm; Hanging Flower and Plant Decorations, Zelda Wy att Schulke. Recreation: The' Science of Skin and Scuba Diving. Literature: The Poem It self, Stanley Burnshaw; More Mfe mmxmi elecfoic kit ohm wuj. &iket type..." FRANK PERRY and LLOYD DAY - Builders Klamath Falls FOR FULL INFORMATION ON SAFE, CLEAN, ECONOMICAL ELECTRIC HEAT, VISIT A CALORE. ELECTRICAL LEAGUE DEALER OR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR BAUMER'S SHEET METAL & HEATING 840 N. Riverside - Medford - SP 3-4346 BROOKS ELECTRIC , 1116 N. Riverside - Medford - SP 2-5209 COURT STREET ELECTRIC 1127 Court Street - Medford - SP 2-2463 ELECTRONIC SERVICE 18 N. Grape - Medford - SP 3-1971 ENLOE ELECTRIC Rt. 1, Box 415 - Talent - KE 5-1269 FELDMAN & OLSON 237 East Main Medford SP 3-2811 HARRISON ELECTRIC Rt. 2, Gibbon Road - Central Point - NO 4-2091 '., MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL 613 East Jackson - Medford - SP 3-5368 ROGUE ELECTRIC SERVICE 9610 Shafer Lane - Medford - SP, 2-6603 RUSH ELECTRIC COMPANY 1023 S. Riverside - Medford - SP 2-4960 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 West Main - Medford - SP 3-6241 YOW'S HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & SHEET METAL . 1729 N. Riverside - Medford - SP 2-4534 FLYNN ELECTRIC SUPPLY 111 West Main - Medford - SP 3-1841 WIRE YOUR HOME FOR MODERN, LOW-COST ELECTRIC HEAT ON COPCO' WIRE-ON-TIME PLAN... MAKE BUDGET PAYMENTS AT LOW INTEREST RATES... ASK YOUR LEAGUE DEALER OR COPCO SERVICE OFFICE. Heat-by-Wife b i r-OocttoaeeMu i (NOT FIRE) in Sorrow, Wolcott Gibbs: High Points in the History of Italian Lit., Domenico Vitto- rini. Geography, -Travels: The Changing Middle East, Emil Lengyel; Future Develop ment of the San Francisco Bay Area,-U.S. Department of Commerce. Biography: My t,ove Affair With Music, Lloyd Alexan der; The Magic-Maker: E. E. Cummings, Charles; Norman. History: The Savage Coun try, Walter O'Meara; Now We Are Enemies, Thomas J. Fleming. Adult fiction: The Broken Window,- Edwin Booth Against the Fall of Night, Arthur C. Clarke; Nothing to Declare, Manning Coles; Pow der Valley Plunder, Peter Field; The Menace From Earth, Robert A. Heinlein; To Kill a Killer, Kyle Hunt; A Portrait of the Artist As A Young Man,' James Joyce: Chautauqua, Day Keene; Iron Man, Iron Horse, James Keene; Forgotten Planet, Murray Leinster; Drowned Man's Lode, Robert McCaig; Agent of Vega, James A. Schmitz; SF-.59, Judith Mer- rill; Frontier Medico, Chuck Stanley. ... i Young people non-ficiion: Six Against Crime, Harry Ed ward Neal;. Careers and Op portunities in Engineering, Philip Pollack; Archeologists and What They Do, Robert jonn uraidwood; Great Lady of the Theater: Sarah Bern hardt, Iris Noble; The World of Jerome Kern, David Ewen; A m e r i c a's First Trained Nurse: Linda Richards, Ra chel (Mininberg) Baker; Girl Soldier and Spy: Sarah Emma Edmundson, Mary (Duprey) Hoehling. Juvenile non- fiction: The Hat-Shaking Dance and Other Tales, Harold Courlander Exploring the Planets, Roy A. Gallant; Understanding Time, Mrs.- Beulah Tannenbaum; Fun With Science, Mrs. Mae (Blacker) Freeman; Discover ing Dinosaurs, Glenn Orlando Blough; Pets From the Pond, Margaret Waring Buck; Ma chines, Jerome Sydney Myer; Exploring by Satellite, Frank- lyn Branley; Basketball for Boys, Chuck Osborn; Track and Field for Boys, Payton Jordon; Danger, Danger, Dan ger, Dorothy Wilson, comp.; The Land of the English Peo ple, Alicia Street; The Land and People of France, Lillian J. Bragdon; Arne of Norway Betty Cavanna; The Land and People of Japan, Josephine Budd Vaughan; The Land and People of India, Manor- ama R. M o d a k; The First Book of Africa, Langston Hughes; The Land and Peo ple of South Africa, Alan Pa- ton; The Land and People of Brazil, Rose (Johnston) Brown; Stories of the Norse men, Johanna Johnston. Juvenile Fiction: Devil's Hill, Nan Chauncy; Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe; Toby Tyler, Walt Disney; The Wild Horses of Tuscany, Paciflco Fiori; Ballet Dance for Two, Jean Ure; Ben-Hur, Lewis Wallace; Plum-Blossom and Kai Lin, Hedwig Weiss-Son- nenburg. Easy books: A Friend Is Someone Who Likes You. Joan Walsh Anglund; First Night Away From Home Myra Berry Brown; Junior Science Book of Beavers, Al exander L. Crosby; Junior Science Book of Stars, Phoe be Crosby; Round Round World, Michael Douglas; Open the Door, Alf Evers; Old Man Winter Comes to Town, Hilde Hoffman; The Habits of Rab bits, Virginia Kahl; Junior Science Book of Trees, Rob ert Stell Lemmon; Too Many Bozos, Lilian Moore; Clara Barton; Soldier of Mercy, Mary Catherine Rose; Just for Fun, Patricia Scarry; See Through the Jungle, , Milli cent (Ellis) Selsam; Up and Foley had arranged some of the . souveniers which they brought home. During the business session, standing committees made re ports. A vote of thanks was given to all those who helped to redecorate the powder room. Mrs. O. T. Wilson, HEC chairman, reported a success ful rummage sale and express ed appreciation to the ladles for participating. Mrs. Gaston Floux, chair man of the recreation com mittee, announced that a so cial night is planned Oct. 29. The Foley's will show more pictures of Europe, and the remainder of the evening will be a card party. The women's degree team will confer the first and sec ond degree on a class of candi dates at the regular meeting A 7 Friday, Oct. 21. Ang Grange having candidates is welcome to bring them to Central Point Grange. . . Mrs. Cyphers of Sams Val ley Grange was a guest at the last meeting. The serving committee for the evening in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Young, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hammond. Eagle Point Grange At the last meeting of Eagle Point Grange, the charter was draped in memory of G. E. (Dad) Cowden. He was a charter member of the Grange. Due to the hunting season, there was a small at tendance. ' i 1 '. ' TEXTILES START Providence The U.S. tex tile Industry was started in 1873 in the old Slater mill; in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, and the mill is a historic land-; mark now. i ySUfcl tfflUhl BifflnJ tirpj tnpij lAM HJuui HXjlI BXmJI IIXaJ lyya ayim Qua Bjoi afiQl LLi LviO LJ F3fl ipS 03 fzL53 SSSj KSsS KSEB gpj fp E ivM awfi iwl aw! av&l awl awl awl vm IvM j h u n b m& h a n o uQO EST! Lafi Lots of Free Parking at Groceteria! PACIFIC OYSTERS 8-ox. Can Reg. 35c 3 SI f l j FPESH PRODUCE J&T m, BAHAMAS n.lB' Jkm CELERY HEARTS E m STORE HOURS: Open every jjj ' night until 9 p.m. seven 311(1 days a week. Grape CENTRAL OREGON RUSSET - SMOOTHIE BRAND POTATOES Pork & Beans Baked Beans Liquid Apple Shortening Instant Coffee Chocolates Toilet Tissue Van Camp . No 300 Can Reg. 2 for 29c S&W 24-oi. Bottle S&W 24-ox. Bottle Spry, Made by Lever Bros, Maxwell House, 6-or. 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