Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 23, 1962, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON On the Air By ELEANOR WIESE Employees Receive Performance Awards This should be "Say Some thing Nice About Television" week. There are so many shows of unuiual Intercut scheduled that even TV's most sour critics should find some thing pleasing. Documentaries will cover such varied subjects at "The Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson" narrated by Herbert Hoover; "Meet Comrade Student," filmed in Moscow schools; "The Road to Button Bay," story of the 50th anniversary Girl Scout Roundup; and "The Cross and the Dragon," the true story of a Catholic mis sionary who is serving a 20 year term in a Chinese Com munist prison camp for espio nage. The list of performers in the special musical and vari ety shows sounds like a Who's Who of stage and concert hall. Opera stars and comedians pop up everywhere. The new season is off to a good start, it seems. CONCERT HALL, 2 p.m. Sunday K-SHA radio. Pianist Peter Katin performs Tchai kovsky's "Concerto No. 1 in B Flat Minor" and oboist Mitch Miller with the Sadin berg Little Symphony per forms Mozart's "Concerto in C Major for Oboe and Or chestra." MEET THE PRESS, 5 p.m. Sunday KMED-TV. The Right Honorable Reginald Maud ling, England's Chancellor of the Exchequer, will be inter viewed. McKEEVER AND THE COLONEL, 5:30 p.m. Sunday KMED-TV. McKeevcr and fel low cadets try to outwit their colonel at a military academy. (Scries premiere) ENSIGN O'TOOLE, 6 p.m. Sunday KMED-TV. Comedy scries about a bright young naval officer and his ship mates aboard a destroyer on duty in the Pacific. (Premiere) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD, fi:H0 p.m. Sunday KMED TV. "The Golden Horseshoe Revue." Ed Wynn sings souks and tells the jokes of the high spots of his HI years in show business. OPENING NIGHT AT LINCOLN CENTER, 8 p.m. Sunday KBES-TV. Leonard Bernstein conducts the New York Philharmonic orchestra in the dedicatory concert at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Soloists will be Eileen Farrell, Richard Tucker, Lucine Amara, George London, Jennie Tourel and many others, with the Schola Canlorum, Juilliard Chorus and Columbui Boy choir. DU PONT SHOW, ) p.m. Sunday KMED-TV. "The In terrogator." D i s t InKiii.shcd English actor John Mills will portray a hardbitten English superintendent of police who must deal In kind with Greek terrorists on Cyprus. The play's theme is that terrorism is a disease that corrupts all who are exposed to it. Jackie Cooper, Lloyd Nolan, Mickey Rooney and Edgar Bergen appear in a story about a dying millionaire who learns that all of his money hasn't purchased a single friend. ORDEAL OF WOODROW WILSON, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday KMED-TV. Former President Herbert Hoover wrote the script for this "personal memoir" of President Wilson and reads his own words. The documentary covers the years 1917-1921 describing Presi dent Wilson's hopes for a bel ter world and the utter disil lusion of those hopes. Supervisor C. E. Brown of Rogue River National forest presented cash awards for ex ceptional performance to five people at a recent convocation at the supervisor's office. Douglas B. Finch, Jack V. Fitch, Nell V. Bishop, Lyle N. Anderson, and Robert A. Foster were the recipients. Finch was awarded $150 for establishing and carrying out efficient and effective forest fire dispatching procedures with only limited guidance. These procedures included the dispatching of aerial tankers to fires on four national for ests and slate protected lands. Deigin Bait He planned and designed a new aerial tanker base, in cluding the site plan, facilities design, negotiation for site ac quisition, and cost estimates. Finch's performance of assign ed duties exceeded acceptable standards. Brown noted. Fitch was awarded S100 for Initiative and skill in integral- Dennis Menace CIRCLE THEATER, 9 p.m. Wednesday KBES-TV. "The Cross and the Dragon." James Daly portrays 71 - year - old Bishop James Walsh, Mary knoll Missionary who was ar rested by the Chinese Com munists last year as a "Vet eran imperialist spy." The dramatization follows the ex periences of the bishop since 1949 when the Communists took over Shanghai. THE STATE HOUSE. 9:30 p.m. Wednesday KMED-TV. Highlights of the guberna torial races in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio and Nebraska are shown. ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW, 9 p.m. Thrusday KMED-TV. Premiere of new musical vari ety show with guests Peggy Lee and George Gobel. CLOSE-UP, :30 p.m. Fri day KMED-TV. News crews spent three weeks in Mos cow filming students and questioning them and their teachers. The Communists guided the crews but did not censor the results. Russia's hard and inflexible school system is vividly portrayed. ROUTE 86, 7:30 p.m. Fri day KBES-TV. An amusing scries of misadventures befalls Tod and Buz when they lol low a country road that lend. them In Buster Kcaton and Joe E. Brown. the "HoNESTiAlQM, 1 ONLY 6flOU(3r7WOSUW4 PK3S UP HERE' M LlTTiB ONES ARE AH STRANGERS!" Workshop Slated At Crater High JACKIE GLEASON SHOW, 0:30 p.m. Saturday KBES-TV. Gleasnn returns to television with guest Art Carney. (Premiere) OPENING NIGHT, 7 p.m. Monday KBES-TV. Lucille BhII, Jack Benny, Andy Grif fith, Garry Moore and Danny Thomas have fun spoofing television, their own lives 20 years ago, and some of the bonks topping the best-seller lists. ROAD TO BUTTON BAY, 8 p.m. Monday KBES-TV. The activities of three teen-age Girls Scouts prior to and dur ing the 1962 senior roundup which brought together 8500 .Senior Girl Scouts at Button Bay Slate Park in Vermont are pictured and narrated by Garry Moore. TELEPHONE HOUR. 9 p.m. Monday KMED-TV. Popular RinRcr Janel Blair, operatic stars Roberta Pelcrs and Rob aerl Morrill, concert pianist Ilyron Janie, vocal group The Brothers Four and ballet dan cers Lupe Serrano and Ru dolf Nurcycv will be guests. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAM PIONSHIP FIGHT. 6 p.m. Tuesday KMED radio. Floyd Patler.son meets Sonny l.is ton, No 1 contender for Pat terson's hravvweight crvwn EMPIRE, 7 .10 p.m. KMED TV. The prenitoie of a drama series set in Ihe real We.-t of today on a 500,000-acre ranch. Richard Egan, Terrv Moore and Anne Sevmour star RED SK ELTON SHOW, 7:30 pm. Tuesday KB3S-TV. Guests to help Red open his tenth season will be Harpo Marx. Virginia Grey and Mahalia Jackson. DICK POWELL SHOW, 8 30 p.m. Tuesday KMED-TV. "Special Assignment." Bar bara Stanwyck. June Allyson. Eight Candidates To Be Interviewed By League Group Eight local candidates for the state legislature will ne Interviewed by the Mcdford League of Women Voters this week lo ascertain their views on revision of the Oregon constitution. Candidates have previously received a sheet of five ques tions about constitutional re vision sent oul by the Oregon state league. The candidates, and Ihe league members who will in terview them are: Slate Senator L. W. New bry. Republican, by Shirley Bonert. Henry Padghnm, Democrat ic candidate for slate senator, by Marge Kellog. Rep. John Dellenbatk, Re publican, by Helen Thomas. Alva N. Bradford, Demo cratic candidate for stale rep resentative, by Sue Collins. Charles W. Crary, Demo cratic candidate for state rep resentative, by Margaret Phil lips. James A. Redden, Demo cratic candidate for state rep resentative, by Marge Buyer. Edward Branehfield, Re publican candidate for state representative, by Ruby Hiatt. Alexander A. Dumas, Re publican candidate for state representative, by Lucille Langston. MobiliX-RayUnit Slated in Ashland The mobile chest x-ray unit will visit Southern Oregon college and downtown Ash land this month, according lo the Jackson County Tulieicii 1 Insis and Health iiM.uo.Uinn. j The unit will operate near j Churchill hall on the campus (Wednesday and Thursday, iSrpl. fi and 27, from 9 am. ! lo noon and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The unit will be located in downtown Ashland on the Elks club parking lot Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28 and j 29, from noon to 3 p.m., an t I from 4 p m. to 7 p.m. Central Point - The Region V, which includes Southern Oregon, student council work shop, will be held at Crater High school here Monday, Sept. 24, according to Mike Glincs, Crater student body president. Registration will he held from 4 lo 7 p.m., Sunday, Sepl. 23, and from 8 lo 9 a.m., Monday, Sepl. 24. Workshop Ihcme will be, "So you were elected!" Each school is limited to five representatives. Housing will be provided in private homes as much as possible, according to Don Miller, stu dent council adviser for Crater. Group Sessions Planned The various group sessions include promotion of academic interest, school community re lations, parliamentary proce dure, student council prob lems, student participation in activities, school morale, stu dent body finances, inter school relations and sports- in a n s h i p, leadership tech niques and student body constitution. First group session is sched uled from 10 to 11 a m., the second for 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and lunch at Ihe school cafeteria from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Election of next year's offi cers will be held in the high school multi - purpose room from 1:45 to 2:30 p.m. Third Group Session The third group session Is planned for 2:30 lo 3:30 p.m. An Informal dance will fol low in Ihe multipurpose room from 4 lo 5 p.m. Earnie Man ders, Marshficld, will be the speaker at the banquet in the Crater cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. Monday. Participating schools in clude Marshficld, Mcdford, Brookings, Sacred Heart, Yon calla. Coquille, Phoenix, Days Creek, Illinois Valley, Ash land, Klamath Union, Henley, Powers, Myrtle Point, Pacific, Drain, Glcndale, Eagle Point, St. Mary's. Grants Pass, Ban don. Chiloquin, Douglas, North Bend, Prospect, Gold Beach, Riddle, Roseburg and Rogue River. Production Worker Averages $10507 Salem lUPIi The Depart ment of Employment said Fri day t h e average industrial production worker in Oregon made a weekly wage of $105.07 in July. ,41; war 2: M 1-23 7 61 69-70-80 84 ffl STAR GA2EK By CLAY R. POLLAN tAUIUi APR 21 H 2-17-?4 36 8: 831 Q1MINI ?1I01J31 H 57 66 79 M CANCII t i JUM 2 IL'LV 2 Vll9 26 30 '' 65 78 87 8 3i V i 4(J 50 59 75 VIIGO Air, 2. SICT 2? V5 33 8 fl 60 '7 81 88 to Your Daily Activity Guid According to (ht Start. To develop message lor Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers ot your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Hut 31 1 Ai OMr ? 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Let us process your deer this season. Custom Butchering and Cold Storage VALLEY LOCKERS & MEATS OREGON BudJ Carr Grintil Iritlitn J3S-U82 YOU HIGH SCHOOL How do you expect To gel a job? To gaf o btl'tr job? To get a promotion? To mailt mora monay? To go Co cofaga? If you havmn't compcftd you High School fducofion? Tou Qut hool! the t(H I'l Oil man t o tt k . . .So ftt it r-u cn to 0o Nul t'M'fi 1fit Hih S nocl D piorrid' Y00 C tilnh i rc-u' we t,me t heme witti the Amti in Siiopi 1riouintfi hvl flon i it, is can YOU FREE LESSON Mtl (fit ttupWt lfH ftr vr rt umtlt llticn intj M fill Itunptivfl iHlletm . . . NOW! DIDN'T FINISH AMI R1CAN SCHOOL f-ocific Coast Division. 1777 Ns Vine St, Suit 300. los Ang.l.i 31. Calif. Plas stnd m fraa Itssen and So-pagt baakltt .64 Nam . . . Ago Addrtss . . ing a new accounting system Mrs. Bishop received $100 for skifull leadership in main taining a consistently high quality of clerical work in the supervisor's office. One hundred dollari were awarded to Fostar for per forming outstandingly as air service manager at the Mcd ford aerial tanker base. He supervised and trained a four man crew into an efficient op erating unit. He supervised the mixing, loading, and dis patching of 137,000 gallons of fire retardants for 112 aerial tanker flights to forest fires on four national forests and state protected lands. He devised a number of techniques to improve and make safe the mixing and loading of fire retardants, Brown noted. Foster did an unusually good job of record keeping on aircraft flight times. Foster's performance of assigned duties exceeded ac ceptable standards. Anderson was awarded $200 for providing outstand ing planning and direction for a complex reforestation, tim ber stand improvement, blis terrust control, and brush field rehabilitation program. Under his technical super vision. 3,575 acres were plant ed, 66S acres seeded, 26S acres of brush fields cleared. 573 acres pruned, 1,145 acres of 5-needled pines sprayed with antibiotics to control blister rust including 143 acres of experimental helicopter spraying with Phytoactin, and Q23 acres of rtbes eradicated, Brown said. Anderson's leadership, ag gressiveness, and ingenuity has enabled the forest service to carry on an intensive pro gram in antibiotic work and exceeds all previous records of production in reforestation and timher stand improve ment work. Here's 0 Also s a terrific value! 7-power $q-tcq Imported Binoculars 0 plus tiX with coated lenses -These binoculars are reg ularly a 554.50 value! Feather-weight alumi num body-only 21 ounces-coated achromatic lenses. Pressure-tested, moisture-proof and rust-proof sealing. Field of view 367 feet at 1000 yards. Complete with hard leath er velvet-lined carrying case and straps. a complete stock of Bausch & Lomb, Carl Zeiss and other famous makes . . . Opera Glasses, Telescopes, Barometers and Thermometers. We give Grten Stamps OUR 57TH YEAR Up SATISFACTION OUMANTtIB 01 MONEY REFUNDED COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER casual shopping with convenient parking 772-9990 Urge YOU to be a "Good Guy"! The United Crusade here is Now Underway . . . the goal is $167,683 . and generous citizens of the Rogue River Valley will not hesitate to give all they can afford. Tht slogan this year is "Good Guys Give, be a GOOD GUY." All of . us, here at Jorgensen's, urge YOU to support the 1 962 Crusade for a better com munity, state and nation! Remember! ONE Gift Works MANY WONDERS! " ;7 ,; '' ' . jtX ! . : 1 - - v, ?f rjy f4v:&i$ s vXy;- v -i-.:- , , m irn. V s ? -I CM' THE A "DECADE OF SUCCESS" is the keynote of the 1962 United Crusade campaign . . . nine previous success ful drives have given our communi ty a record of achievement un equalled in the entire state, let's make this year's campaign bigger and better than everl Tor Fine Dmnj Products Mwutjs Aslt for Jorycn$cmn r