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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1960)
B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1980 Try and Stop Mo By BENNETT CERF A MEAN, underhanded mail-order specialist Is taking cruel advantage of male tourists. He runs a regular ad in an English-language Paris daily offering, "Nusl Stun ning, unretouched photo graphs at low prices!" Most tourists know that ,-nus" means "nudes"- in fact, it's one of the first French words many of them learn so they hasten to send in for the "stunning" photographs. What they get back is a series of travel pictures taken in the village of Nus on the River Loire. Victor Eorge ones con fessed to Irving Berlin, "Every time I atop telling ' Jokes to my audience, and sit down at the piano to play a little Mozart, I hear a voice in my ear whispering, "Don't play it; for heaven's sake don't play It!" . - "Do you recognize the voice?" asked Berlin. "I certainly do," said Borge. "It's Mozart's." O1960. by Bennett Cert SUtrtbnted by King Features Syndicate Oregon State College Officials Visit BLAA's Applegate District Hlofnrf Histrirt of the bU reau of land management en tertained guests from Oregon State college on a field trip recently. The host for the field trip was Unit Forester Ernest Black of the Applegate for est management area. He was assisted by his timber man agement forester, Bill Ma Laughlin. The purpose of the trip was to show Oregon State college officials proposed timber har vest development plans and : road construction work in the Williams creek, Munger creek and Deer creek drainages of the Applegate forest manage ment area. , John ,0'Leary, professor in logging engineering, and As sistant Professor John Bell of the OSC school of forestry, logging engineering depart ment, visited the Williams area specifically to review existing road construction, and ninn nresentlv pro posed for developing timber -in the Munger creeK aram age. Therese Ingland Writes of Return Trip To Geneva (Editor's notit The follow ing Utter was wrltUn by Mils Therese Infllln of Ge neva. Swttseiland. who at tended Medford High school last year as a senior under the auspices of the Ameri can Field service. While in the U.S., the teen-ager re- , ., . j . .uu Vi ' Richard Finch family. 223 Bradford ;.' way, Medford. She writes of her trip home, her fami ly's activities, and mem ories of her experiences : 81 n-urnrcp 1NQLIN To all the people of Med- T mas a eroat haDDiness for . me to spend one year in your beautiful city, i miss -' and all my friends and would . it... , tv.anir vnii nnce more, now that I am back-home, for your wonderful ana "icnui, hospitality, my wniuy ii,. n v. Finch family , . im t onlnved my stay i....lv nnrl I COllld not have enjoyed it more. a. t loft Medford iolned a bus of AFS kids in t. n i w. oil frnvelcd dur- i. fr..,r" weeks through the 'northern states, and every , iua ru.nnlo wore wel mio nnri friendly. After Hsiv. in Washing- ? l"''"5 J.J. In New York (I loved it!), we separated from our friends at the end of a four-day AFS meeting called "Midway," and went home. . . Now it's over' two months that I am with my folks again. M sister. Marie-Claire, got married and I am alone with my parents. They helped me i. . wall settled at home again. School started in Ge - neva already since the fifth of September, ana mougn u an all girls school, I like it all i-u t have not liven any speeches yet, but everytime I can. I tell about the wonder 77.lti.nlm 1 had in Med- ford. I hope and I know that ' Jill and Don (.current w; .i,,Honl at Medford High school) will have so nice a time as I naa. Thank You, ' :' , Therese ,..,-a uinnHfl SPEECH Norfolk, Va. -OTD- Highway Commissioner H. H. Harris, halfway through a speech Wednesday, realized it was the same- speech he gave a week earlier., Harris rum- ..nMllrr8llfllllV in hiS brief case for the right speech mrnw tr-nnw Bi-uitJ DM I 1I1 wbfB rftti rj ra "1 For a really good quick dish . . Use Lawry's SPANISH RICE SEASWING MIX 2 Pkgs. 39 MJ-B QUICK COOKING RICE 24-oz. Fkg. Qn Reg. iSo NEW ll II .... IV I II u SIZE 19 EXTRA LARGE NAPKIN eoiowrooi Chiffon FACIAL TISSUE 400 Count Box Reg. 29c hrnueht with him fwn fnrAiffn foresters who are connected with the ICA (In ternational (Jooperative Au thority).. They were Mr. Er fgn.frnm Iran and Mr. Wach . . . Jacmanv fVT.PlirV was accompanied by three of his own graduate lorestry stu dents. One of the graduate students has taken on as a project- for his masters de gree the problem of preparing a timber harvest development plan for this Munger creek area. The Munger creek area, particularly along the ridge leading up to main Munger butte, has some peculiar log ging problems. Because or these problems the graduate ....jnnt mil Avarc will take IIUUCIII)' W ' ' J I into consideration an analysis of the best and most eiiictem method of logging the tract. This analysis may include the logging of the tract by a ska git over-head cable system or perhaps even with helicop ter. . The analysis will illustrate the different costs involved in kA ' .mropnl flVfllpmi .Of 10K- .1 . ging versus the constructing of a road which is the normal means of developing timoer tracts for harvest in the Med fnrrf BLM area. Ayars con templates the spending or nis Thankseivlng vacations gathering the field data on this projecu The fact that there are numerous sparse tracts of tim ber, many ot wnicn are isu- lated, produces many peculiar and unusual problems in log ging in the Medford area. xT-n.aiiu lnttfinff roaas are iiui nil....? , -vaa o ...i.i,Md tn mnltn these sparse and isolated tracts ac cessible. 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