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11) A. bUI DA. WUVtMBLH 11, lUbl MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON Dennis the Menace VA KN0WSQVlETHIN',T0MMy?y0UR SISTgR County Court Okays Li The county court has rec ommended approval of draft beer and packaged beer liquor licenses for Harlin Seller, Shady Cove, operating Sis Cove Tavern in Shady Cove. Seller said he had leased the tavern, but now needs a quor Licenses license applying to his own operation since it Is no longer leased. County Judge Earl M. Mill er noted that the county court had inspected the tavern a year ago. NURSERY LAND yj Landscape Design Is Our Specialty J Tall Shrubs for Imme diate Screen Good Selection Globe Arborvitae While They lt Vi price Several Sixes LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES (Salter Now Pick Up Liter) BLUE SPRUCE SCOTCH PINE GREEN SPRUCE CEDRUS PEDDAR Visit Our New Garden Center EASY TO FIND at New Freeway Interchange Central Point Foresl Reports Less Fires During Months of 1962 Portland - Fires in the Na tional forests of the Pacific Northwest Region burned more than 3,500 acres this year by Nov. 1 compared to more than 20,000 acres last year, according to J. Herbert Stone, regional forester, U.S. Forest service. A total of 1,200 fires have been recorded this year in the region (Oregon and most of Washington) compared to a record 2,000 in 1061. In 1957, 926 fires burned 1,145 acres, an all-time record low. Most severe year since HKiO was 1960 when 2,000 fires burned 79,000 acres of USFS protected land. This year there were few er lightning fires (633) and fewer man-caused fires (568) than average for the past five years. Weather, of course, was an important factor In keeping fire losses at a low level this year, Stone said, but he cm phacized that other factors played an important part. Among the factors cited wore: More personnel, both in prevention and suppres sion work; greater emphasis on training of supervisory per sonnel; improved use of air craft; fire prevention pro grams such as the Smokey Bear program and the excel lent work done by the Keep Oregon Green and Keep Wash ington Green associations; co operation of news media in stressing fire prevention; and cooperation of all users of the National forests. Stone said he believes that the below - average number of hunter - caused fires, for example, was due to increased awareness on the part of hunt ers as well as favorable weath er conditions early in the hunt ing season. Speaker Announced For Society Session Dr. Clarence Hodges, pro fessor and head of the depart ment of urology, University of Oregon Medical school will be guest speaker at the Jack son County Medical society meeting at the Rogue Valley country club, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14. His appearance was spon sored by and arranged for by the Veterans Administration domiciliary, White City. Hosts for the meeting will be Drs. William M. Sammons, Richard W. Schwahn and Florinn Shasky. CRATER LAKE DEEPEST IN U.S. - Crater Lake, with a maximum depth of 322 fathoms (1,932 feet) is the deepest lake in the United States, and second only to Great Slave Lake in northern Canada (2,014 feet) in North America. This fact, and other details of the underwater conforma tion of the lake, were revealed when in the summer of 1959 the U.S. Coast and Geodetic survey used echo-sounding methods to determine the contours of the lake's bottom. The bathymetric chart above, prepared by John V. Byrne, CRATER LAKE. OREGON Cvtwi MM U1C I U !, ite tm IMMiliflOll tta-tMit it mm v. o,, department of oceanography, Oregon State University, was the result. The chart shows 10-fathom (60-foot) contour intervals, showing an apparent lava flow eastward from Wizard Island, and an almost perfect one, named Merriam Cone, in the north-central part of the lake. The deepest part of the lake is almost flat, believed to be a lava plain smoothed by later ashfalls. - (Chart and data from The Ore.-Bin, publication of the Oregon department f geology and mineral industries.) Butte Falls Firm Buys Winema Timber Klamath Falls The Wine ma National forest sold the first salvage timber sales Fri day which were blowdown limber from the Oct. 12 wind storm. The Frieda blowdown sale for two million board feet of timber on the Klamath Rang er district was purchased by Duane Burton, Butte Falls. Burton paid $18,310 for this timber, which was appraised at $14,305. Other bidders were Steve Wilson Lumber company, and Modoc Lumber company. The North Marsh blowdown sale of 500.000 board feet lo cated on the Cliemult Ranger district was purchased by Paul and Robert Wampler for $3,375. Appraised price on this timber was $3,325. Mo. 3 DAY Ead$ offers you these items for 3 days at these re duced prices. Now is the time to make your home more comfortable and beautiful economically. ASK ABOUT OUR CREDIT TERMS. Starts Monday! Mattresses and Box Spring Set J5995 ... 56995 $lI95 When We Say "SET" We Mean BOTH of 'Em 312 Coil with Air Van, Handlti 510 Coil with Air V.nti, Hindltl 220 COIL WITH AIR VENTS, HANDLES tot doc Lumber company was the only other bidder for the North Marsh sale. Research Institute Gets $2,590 Grant McMinnville Linfield Re search institute, the research arm of Linfield college, has received a $2,500 grant from the Tektronix Foundation at Bcaverton to be used to sup port faculty-student under graduate research participa tion projects. The grant will aid faculty student projects in the chem istry department (low vapor pressure measurements) and in tile biology department (electrical potentials associ ated with muscular activity of the reproductive tract as Influenced by various hor mones). Talent Lions Plan Light Bulb Sale Talent - The Talent Lions club will hold its annual light bulb sale Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 17 and 18, in Talent from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day. The sale will start Satur day from the Talent city hall. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the club's sight con servation programs through out the year. M V Physician Opens Office in Phoenix Dr. Anthony E. Bock, osteo pathic physician and surgeon, who previously practiced in Central Point, has opened his new office at 804 Church st., Phoenix. Dr. Bock is a veteran of World War II and served with the United States Army in the European theater. He received his pre-medical education and was graduated from the Uni versity of Toledo with the bachelor of science degree in 1949. He received his professional schooling at the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery and was graduated in 1953, after which he served an internship at Parkview hospital at Toledo, Ohio, and was in general practice at Flint, Mich., for the last seven years prior to his move to the state. It Li.LJ DR. A. E. BOCK Now in Phoenix FULL HOUSE - Seven plus three equal ten children, in cluding two sets of twins, all under the age of 11. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Decaire, Kingston, Ont.. show off their new trip lets, Robin, Randy and Ronny. (UPI) Dental Association Starts Speaker's Bureau Portland - As a service to public health matters relevant the public, the Oregon State Dental association has estab lished a speaker's bureau com posed of its members through out the stale. Its purpose will be to channel educational and to dentistry to the civic organizations. Any group desiring a speak er on their program may write the Oregon State Dental As sociation, 307 Selling build ing, Portland 5. 7 Piece Dinette and Server Buffet .. .. i - Includes: Q T Table, 6 Chairs lljl iLJj VU Server Buffet gjf CARPET SALE! EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERY 12 ffL Brown Tweed $19,9 d All Wool Carpet Mil Continuous Filament Wl. TAOS I TRANSFER FURMIL'RE CO STACKED HEEL SOFT STEPPER Good-looking soft-stepper on squared-oack cowboy stacked heel wilh latest Italian square toe. Handsome perf detailing and buckled 'n' fringed trap for snug fits. Casual comfort in alhambra or black calf. THIS IS THE THt HOI WITH TM MAOIC OLi M STORY Ay r A 7 NArOLI Widths Sizes A 6'3-8',2 AA 7-10 AAA 7!i-9 B 5-9 I' ' I ' ' '. i 1 M i ' i - If4 DOUBLE KNIT 100 WOOL. ..A LUXURY FABRIC BY R&K ORIGINALS A genuine double knit winter while dress for the Girl Who Knows Clothes . . . elegantly done by R&K with self tie belt and print scarf. Sizes 12-16. second floor 25.95
