Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 04, 1962, Image 3

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
MONDAY. JUNE 4. 1962
Two Valley Men
To Receive MD
Degrees Friday
Two Medford High school
graduates will receive the de
gree of doctor of medicine at
the University of Oregon Med
ical school commencement
ceremonies June 8 in Port
land. Thomas Andrew Gail, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Budd W. Gail,
416 South Groveland ave.,
will take his internship at the
U. S. Naval hospital in San
Diego, Calif. He is also a
graduate of Willamette uni
versity. Richard Haviland Johnson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry
M. Johnson, formerly of Med
ford and now of Rcedsport,
is one of six candidates who
will receive two degrees. In
addition of the doctor of med
icine he will receive a master
of science in medical psychol
ogy. A graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon, he will
take his internship at Good
Samaritan hospital, Portland.
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming,
president of the University of
Oregon, Eugene, will deliver
the principal address at the
Medical school's 75th com
mencement. The class will be
presented by Dr. D. W. E.
Baird, medical school dean,
and Dr. Flemming will confer
Portland Woman
Boat Mishap Victim
Port Angeles, Wash. - il'PU -A
Portland woman, Mrs. Mar
Medford Is In Book on Traveling With Children
book sells for only $2.95
(S7.95 per set) and may be
ordered through the Book
center, National Recreation
association, 8 West Eighth St.,
New York 11, New York.
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Gardens at Port OrfoiS, and
!Gold Beach,
i Three Books
The guidebook is actually
Wonderful places to take
children in Medford and its
environs are described in a
new kind of guidebook for i
adults traveling with chil-1
dren.
Entitled "Wonderful Places
To Take Children," the book
was made possible by the co
operation of hundreds of peo
ple throughout the country
who described their favorite
spots to authors Jane and
Theodore Norman and the
National Recreation associa
tion. The Med f or d attractions
listed in the guidebook in
clude the famous "river run
ning" expeditions on Rogue
river. Points of interest to
children in the environs in
clude Cave Junction, Gold
Hill, the Methodist church at
Jacksonville, the Pacific coast
(Astoria south to Gold Beach),
the old Oregon Trail, Aquari
um, and Short Sands Beach
State park (Seaside); Hay
stack rock at Canon Beach,
Tillamook County Creamery
association at Tillamook, Til
lamook burn and the Tilla
mook Tree Farm; Oceanside,
Depoe Bay, Newport (the
Yaquina Head Light Marine
Gardens), the beach from
Yachats to Hcceta Head, Flor
ence (the Sea Lion caves).
Coos Bay, the Prehistoric
garet Woodruff, was reported
in satisfactory condition at a
hospital here today following
a week end boating accident
three books - one covering
the West, one the Central and
Southern states, and one cov
ering New England and the
Middle Atlantic states. The
books come in a plastic, ovcr-the-shoulder
bag for easy
carrying and on-the-spot ref
erence. The National Recreation
association is the non-profit
service organization that for
56 years has been helping
Americans make better use of
their free time.
Each volume of the guide
off the Washington coast.
Mrs. Woodruff, 67, suffer
ed fractures of both legs. Her
husband, Russell, 68, and
their son Russell Jr., 33, were
not injured.
Their 40-foot pleasure boat,
The Phoebe, ran aground near
Cape Alava Friday while
cruising to Seattle from As
toria. The vessel struck some
rocks near the entrance to
the Strait of Juan De Fuca.
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b9 doctor of medicine degrees.
Woman Leaps
Info Golden Gate
San Francisco-iUPIl-A young
woman apparently jumped to
her death from the Golden
Gate bridge Saturday.
The California highway pa
trol said the victim was iden
tified as Jo Ann Landry, 28.
Papers in her purse, found
near the railing on the east
side of the bridge, indicated
that she had been discharged
from Western Slate hospital,
Fort Steilacoom, Wash., on
May 24.
Two train tickets one
from Seattle to Oakland, the
other from Seattle to San
Francisco, and both dated
May 31 also were found
in the purse. Other papers in
dicated that she was married
to a merchant seaman who
sails out of Bremerton, Wash.,
or Seattle.
No suicide notes were found.
RICHARD H. JOHNSON
To Receive Two Degrees
THOMAS A. GAIL
To Intern in San Diego
Student Receives
Law Degree Sunday
Among the Medford stu
dents who received degrees
during 120th Willamette uni
vers.ty commencement exer
cises Sunday was Donald Ken
neth Denman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Denman, 104
Geneva St., Medford.
The student received a
bachelor of law degree. It
was incorrectly stated in Sun
day's Mail Tribune that he
received a bachelor of arts
degree.
Tho Medical Roundup
by
3
Emertlus Consultant tn Medlctnt
Mayo clinic
Emeritus Professor nt Medlclna
Mayo clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate.
1963)
Gamblers Anonymous
I recently read that, in this
country, there must be be
tween four and six million
c o m p u 1 -sive
gamblers
who never
can get any
where be
cause, each
month, they
lose most of
the money
they have just
earned: it all
Alvaru goes down me
drain at the "track" or in a
back room somewhere
As the writer of the article
said, with many men, gam
bling is almost as destructive
a disease as alcoholsm or ad
diction to heroin. I know an
able man whose wife and
children always are depend
ent on charity because every
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week, when he gets his pay
check, he goes straight to a
gambling place where he slays
until he has lost every cent.
Because of this sort of
thing, some kindly men are
now organizing groups of
"Gamblers Anonymous"
something like the groups of
Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-
Anon, Al-Ateen and Divorcees
Anonymous.
On Overcoming Sterility
The other day when in
Houston, I dropped in to visit
Dr. Erwin O. Strassmann. He,
an able gynecologist, for
years has been a student of
sterility in women. In many
cases, of course, the woman's
failure to conceive is her hus
band's fault and not hers
Occasionally, something can
be done to make him more
fertile, but often nothing can
be done for him.
When the husband is all
right and the women is not
functioning well, something
can sometimes be done with
drugs. That it can be done is
shown by the fact that the
walls of Dr. Strassmann's ex
amining room are covered
with pictures of women, each
with a child or two that the
woman bore after she had
been treated for her infertil
ity. Dr. Strassmann now in
sists that every one of his
patients, when she gets the
child that her arms have been
aching for, will send him
picture of herself and her
baby.
To have migraine head
aches is the mark of an in
telligent person - but that
doesn't relieve the discomfort.
If you're a migraine sufferer,
you'll want to ad the book-
let, "Migraine or Sick Head
I aches." by Dr. Alvarez. To ob
tain it. send 25 cents and
stamped, self-addressed enve
lope with your request to Dr
Walter C. Alvarez. Dept
MMT. The Register and Trib
; une Syndicate, Box 937, Des
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exquisite flavor and makes the meat
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ives you full value. Cry-O-Vac wrapped.
Boneless
Brisket
lb.
it
BdCOIl Thick Sliced Oriole Brand
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Link Sausage
Strictly fresh little pig
sausages.
2:, 79c
. 59c
Buttered Beef Steaks-'::-:11;: , , 49c
Pork Butt Steaks
Lean fresh steaks with
minimum of waste, lb.
49c
FOLDING CHAIRS
With the famous SAMSON I TE name Reg. $6.95 Q Q Q
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and a padded seat. Grand for all With $15.00
occasions. Register Tapes
HIGHWAY. Your choice of cream
style or whole kernel, 303 can;
Whole kernel Vac Pak, 12-oz. can.
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More Weekend Penny Savers
Van Camp Beans 6 89c
Boned Chicken iTIno!! 39c
Grated Tuna N:.5S1.00
Grape Drink " s:;:;: ?. 49c
Swans Down 'P'r 39c
Cat Food
'em healthy
7 S1.00
Liquid Fels SET ST 59c
Corn
Biscuits
Salad Dressing
BETTY CROCKER
Bisquick or Buttermilk
refrigerated. Limit Please.
Nu Made 24-01.
5c off
Limit, Please
5c
29'
Remember We Give
Let's Have Delicious Corned Beef &
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Firm, solid heads. Tops for Cole Slaw, loo!
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Smart shoppers get a "Bonus Value" with these
valuable stamps. Save on your total food bill at
Safeway.
Cake Mixes
Fruit Cocktai
Cinch, While,
Yellow, Spice &
Chocolate,
Reg. 25c
Town '
House
Fancy
Potatoes
4 - $i kvI
White Rosa
U.S. No. 1 grade
Size B
10 29'
Prices in this advertisement are effective Monday through Wednesday,
June 6th at Safeway in Medford. We reserve the right to limit.