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Kiwanians Hear Thanksgiving Talk By George Bolster "We can't starve ourselves and expect to survive," the Rev. George R. V. Bolster de clared yesterday in a Thanks giving talk to members ot Medford Kiwanis club. The rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, speaking at Die club's luncheon at Rogue Valley Country club, discussed "the more abundant living," saying that there is more to great abundance than fields of grain, trees bearing fruit and laden tables. The minister said that man, a complex creature, is subject to certain needs and urges. He listed mental, emotional, so cial and spiritual needs, as well as physical and said these needs must be satisfied to sur vive. He quoted Christ's state ment (John 10:10), "I came that they might have life and Noon Edition MEDF0RDf Page 2A TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1962 J I. A PROPER SETTING for gentlemen! Ltrt u lite rick llont . . . lest plain uf." rancis Bacon's laying explains the growing popularity of our 'Botany 500 "Natural Shoulder" clothing. Its clean-cut linea make the proper setting for a gentleman. Its rmmHuwi, trtirhful. with iwi fjUft j.,-. . , .. padding oc other tailoring trickery. The fabrics denote dignity and good taste. And the quality workmanship bears the familiar "peraonal touch" of Daroff, tailors of all nr 'Botany 500 line clothing. Come in and kt the Mom with the "persona! tod" girt you a showing. Botany Suits from $69.50 Others from $39.95 . "BOTANY 500 , tailored bg DAROFF 1 BOBBETT'S FOR MEN Across from the Varsity Theater Ashland, Ore. that they might have it more abundantly." Satisfy Material Needs Man must satisfy some ma terial needs to exist but, even in abundance of the materials, needs wise use of them, Mr Bolster pointed out. People in this country have the ultimate in fine foocf,he said, but are plagued with physical disor ders because of undiscipline. "One of our most acute needs," he maintained, "is to learn to live and eat ration ally." On the matter of mental needs, knowledge and educa tion, he pointed to the pro grams and commercials on tel evision and asked, "Is that an index to our intelligence?" Mr. Bolster reported, in connection with emotional needs, that 90 per cent of the cases he is involved in for counseling concern the failure of individuals to realize they have to deal with other indi viduals. "We have to cultivate and care for the personalities of those with whom we come in contact," he said. The minister brought out that social life can be misused -that there can be too much rather than loo little. Spiritual needs are the most important of all, Mr. Bolster said. "One day each one of us will have to cross that line to the other life," he declared. I ' x- : Portlander Guilty Of Manslaughter Portland (UPD- Ralph Page. 48, Portland, was found guilty in circuit court here Wednes day of manslaughter. Circuit Judge Virgil Lang try placed him on five years' probation. The manslaughter charge was reduced from a charge of first degree mur der. Page was accused I the fatal shooting of James Wal ters, 47, Portland, last June 26 in Portland. hi'-cr M LlJ a u ffl u cr"fj iwmc jTjl I 3 Grange News Central Point Grange The members of Central Point Grange were enter tained by the White City Astronauts at a recent meet ing. They presented a group of selections, and two violin solos were played by Enoch Pacheco. Members of the group are Kenneth Haecher, pianist and manager; Sid Johnson, trom bone; Arthur Kenton, clarin et and saxaphonc; Arthur Kenton, clarinet and saxa phone; Enoch Pacheco, v i o lin; Louis Nichols, accordion, and Bert Vlastclica, drums. Standing committees re ports followed, with Arnold Bohncrt, agriculture commit tee chairman, stating grain prices were same, hay prices higher, and that the 1962 crop of Talent alfalfa will soon be shipped to Greece. The crop was 25 per cent short this year, he said. Delmar Smith reported that cattle prices are good and feeders are moving. Edwin Gcbhard reported on horticul ture conditions. HEC chairman, Mrs. Mor ris Frink, thanked everyone who assisted with the annual dinner. The next HEC club meeting will be Nov. 28, a work day starting at 10 a.m. Women attending are to take sack lunch and sewing equipment. Dessert will be served by the committee. Plans were discussed to have the Christmas party Dec. 21. It will be an open, evening for Grangers and ' friends. The installation of officers will be held at the hall Sun day, Dec. 2. at 1:30, and at Eagle Point Grange hall on Dec. 9. The meetings are open to the public. 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This roof is supported by band sawn corbels and ex tends down to within a short distance ot the grade. The overall charm of this portion of the elevation is enhanced by the use of a low brick planter. A low sable roof also pro jects out from the side of the garage to match the gable over the bedroom wing. To create additional design inter est, the gable in the garage roof projects out from the wall where the garage door is located. Tlie shaped rafters which have been used on each gable roof have been repro duced in the design of the ga rage door. All the convenience of good modern planning are offered in this compact house where every inch of space has been planned for maximum use. Double doors open to a wide entry from which there is excellent traffic circulation to all areas of the house. Good planning has provid ed an unusual amount of stor age area in this home. The bedroom wardrobes add up to a whopping 34 -6" in length. Storage drawers are located across the bottom of these wardrobes. There are eight closets opening onto the halls, and there is additional storage area in the oversized garage. The master bedroom suite is entirely separated from the remainder of the house. No tice the two long wardrobes in this suite. A twin pullman lavatory is separated from the bedroom by a partial wall, 5'-6' high. A generous size shower and a water closet are in a separate compartment. A water heater in the bed room wing supplies instant hot water to both the baths. Another water heater near the service supplies the re mainder of the house with hot water. This water heater could be located in the garage if preferred. The kitchen, family and liv ing rooms are flooded with light through the sliding glass doors which also offer an ever - changing view from these rooms. 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Construction Co and White Brothers Cons! met ion Co . Inc The latter two are a joint venture wi'h offices in Portland and Walla W alia, Wash Eligible emriiuoos are working on John Day dam on the Washincton shore and on projects a'. Roosevelt, Vah, FRANKS Bi9yBgna Pkg. WW Lb. Pan Ready FRYERS 39c K O o Cabbage Medium Siz Crisp Solid Heads.. ib 5c C R C E. N . STAM PS O o Pink Grapefruits 10.. 98c Apples Rom.BMuty 2 ib. 25c DateS fresh Cilif. Unpitted l'j-lb. Pkg. 45C Stewart & King Prices Effective Fri. nd Sal., Nov. 23 end 24. limit Rights Reserved.
