Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1962)
10 A bit,utjt0 mail miDuitx., incur kjcl), OncuuN Dennis the Menace - ! : V YA WANNA WINDOW SHOP, YOU COULDN'T BEAT THIS 01 Forest Industry to Help in Reporting Arson Fire Suspects . Forest industry firms be longing to the Roxy and Sex ton radio networks in Jack. son and Josephine counties have agreed to assist in re porting puspects involved in setting arson fires in forests of southern Oregon, accord ing to the Southern Oregon Conservation and Tree Farm association, Medford. Dale Prentice, secretary- manager of the industry or-' ganization which operates base stations for .the net works, said local authorities have called on industry short-i wave radio users to call in the color, make, model and license numbers of suspicious vehicles as a result of a re cent rash of arson-type fires in the Grants Pass district. Prentice said the action is being taken to assist local, slate and federal investiga tors In cheeking "out all pos sibilities of deliberate sotting of forest flics. The two industry radio net-! works have some SO members which operate 180 ' radios. They tie forest industry op erations into an efficient, well-organized and centrally directed force of forest fire fighting crews and equipment able lo mobilize mid shift forces instantly at the direc tion of the agency responsible for fire conlrol in any area. Prentice safd It will now be standard practice for Ro.yy and Sexlon lo direct their mobile radio rigs to Ihc gen eral area when arson - type fires are rcpoiied. . C. E. Brown, yupervisor of Rogue River National forest, said the , move is another example of cooperation be Iwcen industry and govern .ment in fighling. forest fires. "Association members pro vide a supplemental source of manpower and equipment for forest fire" suppression on our public' and private lands in southern Oregon," he paid. Curtis Neshcim, district warden for the state forestry department's southwest Ore gon district,, said that on project - sized fires and in .multiple fire situations, state and federal agencies can mobilize industry assistance promptly through the indus try's radio networks - team work which, he said will be brought to bear on detection of arson fires. Waterfowl Area -Discussion Topic Boardinan -WPII- A plan for large waterfowl manage ment area of 12,!Bu acres along the banks of Ihe Co lumbia river will be dis cussed at a hearing here Aug. 2R. The Wallii Walla bistiirt of the Corps of Kngincers will conduct the bearing. TJic plan for the manage ment area . behind the John Day dam was formulated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The area ranges from the Klickitat Benton county line In Washington easterly 18 mile? to a point six miles east of Palersoll. Wash. Ryan Purchases Foster, Kleiser V Southern Oregon facilities of Foster and Kleiser, outdoor advertising firm, havp been purchased' by Rynn Ouldoor Advertising, Inc., headquar tered In Medford. D. L. (Larry) Braridock. vice president and general manager of Ryan Ouldoor Ad vertising, said that among ad vertising areas purchased are Jackson, Jo'sephine and Doug las counties in southern Ore gon, and Del Norte and Siski you counties. in northern Cali fornia. This area includes' the towns of Ashland. Central Point. Ciold Hill. Medford. Phoenix, Talent, drums Pass, and Wolf Creek. Ryan Ouldoor Advertising, Inc., is a subsidiary of Ryan Consolidated Petroleum of Dallas. Tex. Uraddnek has been in the advertising business since 1(147. lie h;is worked with Foster and Kleiser in south ern California, and was assist ant manager of the Portland branch of Ihe firm, and was in charge of serving Ihe south ern Oregon market, Headquarters for Ihc firm are located nl 1111 South Front si. Walls Said Most Neglected Part Of Many Homes By DOROTHEA M. BROOKS New York- IUP1I -If you've the feeling your home needs something, but can't pinpoint quite what it is, try taking a good look at your walls. "You can't hide your walls or sweep them -under a rug. They, .can't -be . ignored be cause they are the most prom inent part of. a room-but. they are also the most neglected," according to Jerome Blonder, president of the Imperial Wallpaper' Mill, Inc., Cleve land. Blonder, whose firm manu factures eight lines of wall coverings in 1,600 patterns and styles, says wall covering today ranks as a top fashion item in the decorating me dium because of what it can do to alter size and appear ance. Can Change Look Color and pattern, for in stance, can change the look, size and shape of a room. Pattern is a "focalizer"-an eye-catcher, calling attention to the good points of a room and covering up the bad points. Wall covering can do much lo "furnish" a room that is light on furniture and acces sories. "Yet," Blonder said, "m any homeowners who would not think twice about spending a large sum for a single piece of furniture would pause before investing far less in the appearance of the walls around them." Imaginative use of wall paper can supply a new di mension, add texture, depth and individuality to your rooms-and paper of one sort or another can be used in any room. Research has turn ed up some unique qualities in wall coverings, such as stainproof papers, scrubbablc, vinyl-coated fabrics, fadeproof materials. A quality common lo most coverings, but one with which few are familiar, Blonder said, is generally ex cellent insulating value which helps to lock out cold in winter and heat in summer. Run Gamut With wallpapers running the gamut in design and color -everything from simple solids with perhaps a texture to elaborate brocades and whinisie.fl slyles for hallway, bath, kitchen or children's or play rooms, any taste can be satisfied. 1 Blonder suggested, however, I hat all rooms be color-coordinated, with patterns in ad- j joining areas falling within the same family hue or in complementary accent. Small overall patterns are good for small rooms with architectural defects, cover ing walls, ceiling and jutting areas. Larger patterns will do Ihe same for big rooms, and light, bright colors can do wonders for a dark room. (ligh ceilings can be lowered visually with paper. Murals, or scenics as they are called in the trade, add a new dimension in the popu lar price range with the in dustry copying higher priced "originals" much as the fash-1 ion industry does. Blonder., noted, ton, that the industry now is able to simulate the most expensive fabrics, in cluding silks and marble. 1 msm aus. trail sale i --'' I 9 r uai iiym w " (l'k w '1 ' ' t n Ut-li Mf-i f . 8 ft "' :-ft?r7i'I ffyftjr f'Jl "' jf j ft T i '?' . . . .pv, V. m "f '"""' tf'ft '' " 3ft. .AK ' . f'Jn ', I V ' ji5' t' ' Q 1 4 N. CENTRAL-21 5 E. MAIN I f ., t I,-,,, tm. ,...r. 1 -V . corro.N i SCA'ITKR IU (;S PLACK MATS Speoil xvings! Foam rubber bck- Distinctive vinyl p!ce mjis wiio Ing. Several colorj to choose I'om, non-slip fljnnel bucks. Regolr 7c Generous 27x36 site. Much. Wjsh. each. 2.88 2 for LOO I ';TS I 1 WEED KILLER SALES New York - 1UPH - Ameri can fanners spent $31)0 mil lion fur ISO million pounds of weed killers for use on about 50 million acres in lillil, according to Chemical Week. I fitts egsnsn tutsan Seafood & Poultry 121 W. Main 773-8497 LOBSTER TAILS Fresh Frozen Each S9 5- SALMON (6-8 lb. Avg.) .b 59c BY THE PltCI FRESH LING COD lb 29c SEA BASS FILLETS ROCK COD FILLETS SEA PERCH FILLETS lb. FRESH FROM OREGON COAST SHRIMPMEAT LOCAL AND ALASKA KING CRABMEAT COOKED-TAIL-MEAT (So. Amer.) BABY LOBSTER CRABS FRESH , FROZEN A ;.'Xvrl FARM FRESH Small Jumbos GRADE AA EGGS 3 59c 59c Dot. Fresh Halibut Steaks IQc or Halibut Cheeks . . lb. FRESH LOCAL GROWN POULTRY Fryers Roasters Ducks Rabbits Stewers Turkeys Giblets SPRINGMAID Springmaid Candycale SPRINGCALE SHEETS ' TWIN SIZE 72x108 reg. 3.29 2.88 TWIN BOTTOM FITTED reg. 3.29 2.88 Twin size, 72xlt)8 reg. 2 79 2.2J FULL SIZE 81x108 reg. 4.29 3.88 Two bottom lined re0. 2.79 2.21 FULL BOTTOM FITTED reg. 4.29 3.88 t . ... , - , ... CASES 42x38V, reg. .79 .62 Twin top Titled reg. 2.98 2.44 Full size, 81x108 reg. 2.98 .2.44 Full bottom filled reg: 2.93 2.44 I1 1 f 1 CI Full lop fitted reg. 3 98 3.44 )T OXd'OH MUSlM llCCtS Queen size. 90x120 reg. 3 98 3.44 TWIN SIZE 72x108 reg. 1.99 1.66 Queen bottom fitted reg. 3.98 3.44 TWIN BOTTOM FITTED reg. 1.99 1.66 King size, 108x122 reg. 6.98 6.22 FULL SIZE 81x108 reg. 2.09 1.77 King bottom fitted reg. 5.98 5.22 FULL BOTTOM FITTED reg. 2.09 . 1.77 Cases, 42x38 Vi reg. .79 .62 CASES reg. .59 .44 peiwi 111. i I'mijn phi', in.ffw iijw ipiwiiitypwytri MARTEX CRITERION TOWELS Wonderful, colorful, beauly bonus towels NOW AT SALE PRICES . . BATH TOWEL reg. 1.98 1.69 HAND TOWEL reg. 1.29 .99 GUEST TOWEL reg. .49 .39 WASH CLOTH reg. .49 .39 TUB MAT reg. 3.49 2.49 BATH RUG reg. 5.98 4.99 LID COVER reg. 2.29 1.99 MARTEX PETIT POINT TOWELS Dainty, soft, petit-point rose design . . . sparkling while background flowers in pink, gold, lavender or blue. BATH TOWEL reg. 1.98 1.69 HAND TOWEL reg. 1.39 1.19 GUEST TOWEL reg. .69 .59 WASH CLOTH reg. .59 .49 BATH MAT reg. 3.98 2.49 .IlWIi'H' J,Pf.,'HlJI fcpt -yffi jUliwi MEN'S FALL SPORT SHIRTS New long sleeve checks, plaids, solids, novelties . . . cotton ginghams and gabardines, spread collars and ivy pullovers. Values to 5.95 (Street floor.) 2.99 SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS All-time summer favorites, in custom detailed 100o pima cotton wash 'n wear, of course . . . sizes 14v to 17. (Street floor.) 2.99 BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS New long sleeve selection of ginghams and prints, regular collars, ivy and poncho pullovers. Sizes 6-18. Values to 2.95. Layaway for school, (lower floor.) l no 1 ,00 BOYS' FULL CUT WESTERN JEANS Slims, regulars and huskies tailored to fit any boy . . . sturdy 133-oz. sanforized cotton denim . . . they'll wear and wear. Sizes 6 to 16, Layaway for school. (Lower floor.) 2.29 773-7484 .an ii ii mm i BOY'S SLIMFIT JEANS By western maker- Irregulars of 3.3 and 3.98 jeans. Sizes 6 thro 18. Tan, green, brown, blue. in mn ii ii iii;,iT..imi. i ,n i um n w mum m.i... m r. if ft-i'YV-'Ym.it rif-.u.'ij iinlf .ri 2.39 PENDLETON BLANKETS 100 wool . . . fan-ous Pendle'on quality jn beautiful tone-on. lone pastel colors. Size 72x90. 1.00 16 . i 4- v , -
