Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 25, 1962, Image 25

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Newspaper Page Text12 B TUESDAY. PSC Students Win Many Honors and Scholarships Portland - The students of Portland State college during 1962 won more honors, earned more scholarships and shat tered existing enrollment rec ords as never before. They began the 1862 year by establishing a new winter term enrollment record of 4.905, more than 16 per cent higher than the previous win ter. In the same month the millionth student passed through the turnstyle at the PSC library. In February, three PSC stu dents earned honors by being among eight students selected in the U.S. to spend a year in the Carnegie program for the overseas study of Arabic in Shimlan, Lebanon. They are Lewis Snider, William Ward and Fred Hunter. A fourth student, Larry Barrie, will go In 1963. One other student, Bruce Craig, If also' studying overseas at the American uni versity In Cairo under a $3,000 scholarship. Total scholarship money re ceived by students the past year was nearly twice as high as all scholarship money re ceived in the school's, previous six year history. Students garnered a total of $105,000 in scholarships and grants in aid compared to $65,000 in the period 1955-61. PSC students set a new commencement record In June when a total of 512 seniors 1 received bachelor's degrees. This compared to PSC's first graduating class In 1955 when 72 students received degrees.1 iYHf WILL BUY SMALL FIR LOGS 6" & LARGER DIAMETERS Especially Interested in Salvaging Timber Blown Down by Recent Storm For More Information Phone or See CHENEY FOREST PRODUCTS Phone 664-1271 Central Point Over 19,000 Calls to Prospective A CLASSIFIED AD IN For Quick Results Use This Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Per Word Appears at Right. Name and Addrii Count the 5amo at Other Word Minimum Site 2 Lines J ark ton, Jiphtn A ' , rnnrutl lni:rtloni Minimum Sir l.tnri I rUr .B word a. . .. i j rtavt ,11 pr wnrrt 1 " .1.1 H " 4 .It , 1 " " I " - Minimum rh prlra KAc " - .,,-, -.- , ,. ---- ' i. -, Minimum l 1 1 n a a rnargrri ait, nn tpprnvrd crrrllt, ara klllprl on Una 1 . ,.. -i.--.- i . .i ..... - - i ' rata. Minimum rharc , 11.20. Minimum alia t Unra. i - . Rata nfitilfta lha thrra CountlfS, te pat ward par Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ in full payment NAME PHONE ADDRESS City DECEMBER 25. 1962 And musical ability gave 20 PSC students a month s USO tour of military bases in Ihe Arctic during fall term. Portland State as one of two colleges in Ihe west to bp se lected for the military tours. Heavily Used Fall term enrollment set new records at Portland State as 5,800 day students and 5,700 night students combined to make PSC the most heav ily used complex In the state. The increase in day students was nearly 500 higher than the previous fall term. Fall term also saw the first graduate students enrolled at Portland State college. A total of 23 students enrolled in the new school of social work. Student surveys pointed out that PSC is getting its share of the better high school students. Fall term enroll ment revealed that more than 30 per cent of the freshmen were "B" average students. Other studies revealed that the coed population is fast increasing at PSC. The ratio is now one and a half In one in favor of the hoys. Three years ago the ratio was three bovs to every girl. PSC also had Its first RhodPS scholarship candidate named this fall. Hp is Howard Felz, spnior. And in piihhr servire, the latest Ppare Corps report shows that 24 PSC students are now serving overseas. The rpnort shows that PSC has more students In Peace Corps work than any other Oregon school. EXTRA! EXTRA! COMICE PEARS Wonderful eatlno bur da nor qualify for our Gift Boies. $25 Per Lug OPEN WEEK DAYS I SUNDAY I A.M. to S P.M. 2 Mllti South on Highway 99 NEW STAMP DESIGN - Past ials in Washington have released this de sign for the new American Flag five - cent stamp which will go on sale Jan. 9. It will see frequent use when the first-class pbst- r.,4lt.. 1 -if 1 HUNTING PARTNERS - Chief Justice Earl Warren, left, and California Gov. Edmund Shoe Line Claims Soles Endicotl, N Y. - IUPII - The "weary" political campaign er is going to have to think of a new gimmick. Holes in the bottom of one's shoes are no more. COMICE PEARS GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES Bring your own containers Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pinnacle Packing Co., Inc. 220 North Fir Street Between 4th and Sth Streets Customers in Just a Few Hours THE MAIL TRIBUNE Convenient" Order Form Office offic age rate jumps a penny on Jan. 7. The flag is naturally red, white and blue, the White House is lined in blue, the left , vertical frame and bottom frame are in blue and op posite frames are in red. (UPI) . 'V ' G. Brown are shown during a duck hunting trip near Colusa, Calif. (UPI) Indestructible Enclicotl Johnson has Intro duced a shoe line claimed to be almost indestructible. The soles are guaranteed to be holeproof for the life of the brogan. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON ""I Noise Suppression Material Is Popular New York-OIPD-Sound con ditioning has become popular in homes. The Acoustical Ma terials association says 60 per cent of such material manu factured in the United States is used to suppress noise in the home. The association said sound conditioning is being install ed in new homes in this order of popularity: family rooms, play rooms, living rooms, din ing rooms, kitchens and bed rooms Classified Rales Minimum Sit. Two Linrs 1 day per wnrd 8c 3 rtaya pr word lp 3 dnva per word iflc 5 flays per word Iftc 6 days per word IMc Jnckson, Josephine and Siskiyou Count irs Rrtle Other Aren.i Per Word c Per Day Bv Line per Month VI (10 Box Number hervire i'liii'Be 3(ltj iMimmum Cash Ad ttuci Business Directory Each line per month 2 2 Minimum per month t lit )d Line on ClaMf ird Ads Son pin for follow ins rUv, eiTpt H am tor Monu . (or hutidjiv noun SHurditv. I)eid Line on Duplay Clavi tied Ad lOnnin Saturdav for Sundav and ,Mnnna . .1 pin. the dav before puhlu-tlon tor Toes, thrnuch Fri. APPROVI l I'Rl HIT CM R(.t HIM r It BV 1 II V LISP Minimum Chargp . MI jfm From our rtoartt ... I Stitont blt wt'thti. r REALTOR pF Kf.ih lstt fit sit fir m 'Quality' Needed For Resumption 01 Urban Living New York-dJPO-If urban liv ing is to come into its own again in the United Slates, it will have to be on the ba.sis of "quality," in the opinion of Victor Grucn, authority on city planning and urban redevelopment. Gruen, a fellow of the American Institute of Archi tects, writing in the interna tional Nickel company maga zine, said "quality of environ ment, of public services, of buildings, of transportation should make the city differ ent from less organized hu man settlements, from the suburbs and the countryside." Shrinking, in Importance Although four out of five Americans live in urbanized areas, many of our cities, Gruen said "are languishing in social and cultural life, de teriorating physically and shrinking as far as their eco nomic importance is concern ed . . . the towns themselves are not growing; it is the num ber of people in them that is expanding. As quantities grow in our urban areas, quality seemingly disinte grates, and the cities now have less to offer more peo ple." A city which does not offer excellence loses its reason for being and thus will languish and finally cease to exist, he said. Quality of environment can be achieved, Gruen feels, through a realization that the city must be a many-purpose place with diversity and va riety, representing the finest in many fields: the best stores, the best hotels, the best res taurants, prestige office build ings, highest types of civic administration, the best thea ters and other cultural and recreational facilities. Just a Factory "If, as so many of our downtown areas tend to do, it winds up being onl" a place to work," Grucn says, "it is not a city but just a factory. The city must also have de sirable living quarters to at tract and hold its own resi dent population." The desirable diversifica tion and completeness of a city is possible only if the city pattern can be organized in such manner thai in spite of compactness and high den sity, in spite of the great va riety of activities, it will func tion in a convenient, friction less and pleasant manner, Gruen emphasized. Backitag Functions Utilities should serve the city and its people in their proper roles as backstage functions, the architect speci fied. "Humans should have primary space and machines secondary . . ." There should be complete separation of all utilitarian and mechanical uses from all human ones. "If we achieve a pattern of ordpr, convenience and safety, we then can proceed with the reintroduction of variety and diversity in small-grained in termingling without having to fear that the machines necessary for the servicing of there diverse uses will get into each others' and our hair." Private automobiles. Gruen said, should be stored in ga rages along the fringe of the city, and public transportation play the laruer role in city bound transportation. Automation Predicted For Wholesale Buying New York-fTPI'-Spokcsmcn for International Business Ma chines say scientific inventory management - acompttter method of determining when to buy an item and how much to buy will be employed by a number of grocery chains by lflliS to handle all their warehouse buying automati cally. By 1970. IBM said, com puter controlled w rehouse buying by grocery chains will be "common place." Lucky Telephone Calf Saves Lives of Four Chicago (UPD-M r I. Mary Sperekas of suburban Skokie credited a chance telephone call today with saving the lives of four members of her family. Her sister. Mrs. Janette Es prrdnza of Chicago, called the Sperekas' home, and Cynthia 12, answered. "We're all sick," the girl told her aunt. Mrs. Esperanza called Sko kie police who found Mrs. Sperekas, Cynthia, Cliff, 10, and Mrs. Bertha Labres, 70, overcome by fumes from a clogged chimney. They were treated and released. 3-PERSONAL DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A. A. Sun. 8 p.m. Thuri. 8:30. 404 Walnut Ph.Je4-2006 779-1251 VACANCY for Lady or Man need ing nursing care. Mountain View Nursing Home, S96 Park St., Ashland. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age, driving record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility filing, etc is making it difficult for you to secure proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Mathos Insuror. 1005 E- Main. Medford 773-6658. Open Mon. & Tues. 'ti' 9 p.m. 'GINGER' OWNER OP BEAUTY SALON At 880 Stewart Ave. Special person alized Service. All work guaran teed Welcomes Ladies with thin, fine or problem hair. EVENING APPOINTMENTS ClosedMondayt 773-3139 AS OF THIS DATE. I Will no longer he responsible for debts other than my own. Jack Pech, 1 459 Brookdale Rd., Medford, Ore. MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio, 214 Fluhrer Bldg. 772-9611 LADIES and gentlemen. 1etBeaii'tv Culture be your career. Ask about our Jan. class and learn this fascinating profession from PATRICIA WHITE, Maxine Rein schmidt. Loraine Miller. Rav mond and Geri Byrd. Phone 772 6155. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS These Cjrs art not Repossessions NO MONEY DOWNI 34 Plymouth $14 par mo. 60 'lymouth 2 door clean $48 per ma. 55 Olds. Holiday H.T., Beau tiful Car. Payments $48 per mo. 55 Olds Startire contv $39 per mo. 37 Plymouth Station Wagon, $39 per mo. 57 Pontile, Nice Car $50 per mo. 59 Olds wioon $84 per month. 60 Olds Very Sharp $89 per month No Down. 60 Lark, 2 dr. $49 par mo. 35 Chev., 2-dr., stick shift. Most gorgeous car. $49 per ma. 35 Olds Holiday H.T. Beautiful. $48 per month. OVER 40 OTHER CARS TO CHOOSE 'ROM ALL MAKES AND MODELS TOP BUYS! NO MONEY DOWN John Mansfield lonrd Yost Leonard Yost Jr. Del Eubanks J. Edwin Harper Pit Shiw William M. luce Dick Derrig Victor H. Croxton Tom Morrii John Gregory Jamas C. Nistler, Broker , mm Many More T$ Too! Kjb Terms! 3-PERSONAL IF YOU are an older man or lady in need of a home I'd good care, call 773-5427. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can arrange a loan for you from SS0 to iloOO, on furniture, automo bile or sa'fry LAUBE.NTIDE FINANCE CORP 123 W. Main 7726201 JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB Dentures repaired while you wait 899-1071 899-H59 FREE GIFTS the TUPPERWARE wsv JANE WILLIAMS 899-159T DENTURES repaired and re-lined while you wait. Day or eve. pb 773-6026 25 Lozier Lane. ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at the Medford Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 8:30 p.ni. Tues. & Sat. rear i of 212 N. Oakdale. 773-4848. Al Annn Grntip 1st Hi 3rd Tues 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Car Keys In black Key tatner with little attached flai-h lite. Please call collect 44P-3U24. STRAYED from Little Applegate area 1 WF heifer calf, 6 moi. old. Brown spot under each eye. Please call899-1555. LOST Black &'tan hound Apple gate area, Sunday, Dec. 16, 855 12RB. 5-INSTRUCTIONS "TEENAGERS" Enroll now for ballroom classes. Also all types of ballroom danc Ing for adults. THURSTON DANCE STUDIO 773-3117 1 0 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED two good Appliance Salesmen for outside aalca, floor time. Commission. Experience helpful but not necessary. Must be neat, honest. Ogle Appliance. 409 So. E. fith St.. Grants Pass. CR 6-6121. Eves. 773-6007. MAN or Woman for Watkins Route $103 wk. guaranteed if you can qualify. HI 4 Stage Rd., South, Medford. SALESMAN KIR BY CO. Commission. 773-3333 Builder of over 400 Medford family homes since 1948. "Wt stind back of our construction." ' $11,600 $350 down, NO closing cost, moves you in this well kept z bedroom in Washington school district. Has attacheu ga age, fireplace, wall to wall carpet, drapes. $15,750 LARGE 4-BEDROOM HOME Washington school district. All on one floor. Huge attached double garage, large living room, fireplace. Approx. 1600 sq. ft. living area. $750 down. $10,900 NEW 3-BDRM. HOMES find, lot with stwer & water. $350 Down, $79 per month or (You may paint your down pay ment) No closing costs Fine quality homes heavily Insulated 'ightly weather-stripped hardwood floors and genuine plaster interior, built under strict supervision and Inspec tion. Lots in several locations now available, $10,250 NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME $2,000 Down on 80x134 foot lot, Jackson School district. Quality-well constructed and in sulated home with hardwood floors carport and storage. Payment! approx. $78 includ ing taxes. $12,500 Lovely TWO bedroom east side home. Beautiful landscaping patio garage and carport. Ideal home for retiring couple ir newly weds. Only $400 Down on this quality home with many extras. D. L PICKELL Builder-Realtor 411 E. Main Sr 773-6446 Week Ends & After 5 p.m. Harry WilKrow 772-4277 Ma Cramer 772-5930 dJIpjocell 2Zrh builder JOV TO ALL We're hoping you old fashioned overflowing with MERICAN d HOME Medford Hotel lobby 10 WANTED MALE HELP AMERICAN OIL COT Looking for Manager, Assistant Manager & Driveway Salesmen TO OPERATE NEW STATION IN MEDFORD Ftne opportunity for men nvpf 21 who are seeking advance ment, with major oil company, Starting salaries excellent with full benefits offered. Tor Interview ee MR MERRIAM or MR SMITH Thunderbird Motel Rni. lift. Dec. 26 & 27 S to fl p in, PART-TIME HELP iDayi or EveTT in Medford Certified Public Ar countant'i Office during the com. ing Income Tax Season. Exper ience in preparing Income Tax returns required. Please replv in writing to Mail Tribune. Box 1371. MASTER GENERAL MAINTENANCE FOREMAN For integrated wood product operation in northern Calif. Should know Plywood. Sawmill, Planing Mill 2c Box Factory. Send complete resume includ ing experience, references, nee, education, family itatus & sal ary required to: Tribune Box 1131 REAL ESTATE TWINKLE TWINKLE This is a star. Have you longed for soft carpeting underfoot, paneled walls, and trees on your lot? How about forced air heat, double garage, paved street and location near school? Buy this lovely home and you'll have even more at just $21, 900.00. HOME AND BUSINESS Most of us have dreamed of a cozy home in conjunction with a family business. Here's your chance. For a total price of $15,000 you can realize your dreams in this 2 bedroom grocery store and equipment, gas pumps and storage tanks. Better move fast. PIONEER SUBDIVISION Check these features and note the fine location: 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, charming family room with birch paneling, rais ed hearth, dishwasher, oven and range. This is hard to beat. 5 UNIT APARTMENT TRADE SELL Excellent location in middle ol eastside clinic district, monthly income of $237. Owner will trade what have you? Total price just $15,500. FULLY RENTED OFFICE BUILDING Desire for cash prompts present owners to agree to sell this 7 year old, near city center office building. It's in excellent shape, has good off street parking and best of all it's fully occupier! by good solid tenants. 12no gro;s return on sales price. BHI Leever 772-6692 Sam Richardson 772-9985 Julienne Parsons 773-2937 Don Whalm . 772-5879 have a merry yuletide, holiday cheer. 6-LAND CO. M 773-7543 TOP fl VALUES! From II fvandagriff- v Leever-Whalin REALTY 1 328 South Central j Ph. 773-5391 J I 1