Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 10, 1963, Image 29

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., March 10, 1963, Image 29

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1963)

Prev Page of 53 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 53 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMedford Tribune SECTION D MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1963 PAGES 1 lo 8 5.' JS-Sli 5 "ctvkJ J 3 WINNING ENTRY- This black and white photograph by Miss June Hocfft won first place in that division in the recent exhibit by the Southern Oregon Pnotographic asso ciation. The picture was taken along Little Butte creek following last December's flood and is titled, "Storm Awake." It is now in the Public Library of Medford and Jackson County. Winning Photographs On Display in Library Black and while winning photographs entered in the recent Southern Oregon Pho tographic association exhibit in the Red Cross building have been hung in the Public Library of Medford and Jack son County, association offi cers have announced. Top honors at the show were won by Miss Alice Saun ders and Miss June Hocfft. Miss Saunders placed first In the color slide division and also received an honorable mention in that class. Miss Hoefft took first with her en try of "Storm Awake" in the black and white division and Meeting Books Group Sets to Add New Members A reorganization meeting lo Increase the membcrrhip in the Great Books discussion croup, meeting in Medford, will be held at 8 p.m. March 21 al the Public Library of Medford and Jackson County The group is now on the seventh reading of the third year program, which includes n a be I a is' "Gargantua and Pantagrucl." So far this year, members have read and discussed "The Book of Job," Aeschylus' "The Oresteia:" Thucydides' 'History of the Pcloponcsian War;" Plato's "Symposium; Aristotle's "Politics," and St Thomas Aquinas' "Treatise on Law." Present Members Present members of the group are Mrs. Leo Hoag, Mrs. Joe Banlcy, John Gart man, Mrs. Earle M. Swift, Mrs. B. Sam Tay'or, Blaine Beardsley. Mrs. William Du haime. Mrs. Fdwin Cibhard and Mrs. Nelda Jones. There arc more than 2.000 Great Book discusrion groups throughout the United States who participate in the Great Books program. The average group is made up of 15 to 20 men and women, who meet for two hours every other week. The local grou i s far short of this average number at present with a total of nine Members hope to expand the membership. The Great B"oks Founda tion is a non-profit organiza tion whore only purpose lies In the encouragement of peo ple to read and to meet lo discuss great books, they em phasized. DOCTOR CONVICTED Portland - IW - A Circuit Court jury has convicted Dr Carroll Henderson, a Portland chiropractor, of at tempted manslaughter by abortion. she received third place in the color slide division. Other winners Included Charles Parlier, second, Mrs. Martin Johnson and Ed Klim ko, honorable mention, color slide division; Robert Schmidt, second and Charles A. Parlier, third, black and white salon print division; Parlier, Mrs. J. R. Wilson and Klimko, honorable men tion, black and white division. Spring Exhibition Set The club's spring exhibition is set for June 3 and will be open lo any subject of the ex hibitor's choice. Photographs already taken can be entered, except previous winning photographs. A family membership plan has been adapted by the as sociation and will go into ef fect June 1, officials said. Un der this plan a savings is made for family groups. An invita tion is extended lo all inter ested persons to join the club, officers have announced. Club members now are gath ering 35 milimetcr slides of winter scenes for a color slide show to be made available to other photogra phy clubs throughout the world. Mem bers arc asked by association officers to submit original col or slides of winter views in southern Oregon, coastal scenes, Klamath Falls area, Crater lake and others. Selected By Committee Slides for the show will be selected by a committee made up of Parlier, Gerald Wollam, Klimko and Howard Lind. Those accepted will become association property and those not used will be returned to the donor. Mrs. Mildred Nelson has donated a portrait photograph she painted at the last meeting to the assocation to be placed in their record book. A fall program planned will include a demonstration by Mrs. Dwaine Smith on heavy oil painting. Members have been asked to submit news items for Ihcir publication, "Lens Lines," to Klimko or Mrs. Wilson. Hi - . te.lrff 2b- OA. XlaV I a Dnvn p. & n. DU1US IX 5. preferred! STOCK L m it .....r -....no A dalanulu i-unu.' Investors Selective Fund, Inc. INVESTORS MUTUAL, INC. Sr." A COMMON STOCK FUND? INVESTORS STOCK FUND, INC. ' A CALL V jjPX, ..S,A,f mmmm your ccocn mail He represents INVESTORS Diversified Services, Inc., exclusive national distributor for these mutual funds. For prospectus-booklet on any of these funds, call telephone number below. Or clip this complete adver tisement, circling the service which Interests you, end mail it to your INVESTORS Man: YOUR wetifor6 men ARE PAUL R. Diit. MOORE Mgr. 1425 Whitman 772-6060 EDW. E. BERRIDGE Rt. 1, Box 203, Gold Hill 855-1501 G R. (Dick) TRITES 495 Ray lane, Ashland 482-3396 PENftifjs n crlfr A LAJ j SPECIAL BUY! (f H ' j -. PLAYTIMES!' A '- ' lfW'fl N Mk GAY TIMES! wn Witt WWi ' I Mmm. STYLE RIGHT " f EXTRA! W kf g , . ' SLACK SETS t 150 MISSES' SLACKS IN W j ; fjf i! MJ compare PRINTS . . . PLAINS f . fc$ ' ; "fegMV J Cottons! Cotton Blends! L A I J 11 99 1 PERFECT Uf m V i compare M .ft , NYLONS MJ Wgf with acetate top, rayon 'n jM Save on these expertly tailored ankle slacks, trim ' . n ..tt tt ----ia 1 lk ' P'n,' All with smartly W and slim for figure-flattery. Textured fabrics In 3jAt f" A ViinHC I A I I TV tH styled, gayly printed blouses 1 bright prints or solid colors, iust right for spring :SWtV VjATMODE QUALITY li ... ,ii K In assorted pastels and multi-colors. Misses sizes ;Jwi II to tone with green, black, 8 to S. They're beautiful, full . fashioned . compare Hll blue or gold slacks. 10 to I SPORTSWEAR . . . PENNEY'S $ ijr hose, sheer luxury, minutely in- f '8' I MEZZANINE FLOOR spected to make sure every pair . JkW Penney'i Memnine I V Is perfect. Two truly neutral el '! I J) shades, pebble or gala, blend with fll As I lVX JSP (I T most costumes. Sizes 8V2 to lO'i fJ T CV '"v''T It 1 Ss ln average length. Better shop "V J r 11 I 1 s ' ear'y or VOurs! I A lLA Hosiery . . . Penney'i Street Floor PAIR! Ki- jeyyWE?fil3P!F wrt!wtt-.. -.-tfwUttwwwwwwww. BOYS' FINE SHORT SLEEVE COTTON KNIT SHIRTS BOUFFANT BUY! TAFFETIZED COTTON SLIP Compare sizes 6 to 1 8 1 44 sizes 4 to 14 77 Specialy priced! 100 combed cotton knits in new surface interest effectsl Finely styled with fashion colar, chest applique, ribbed cuffsl Machine washable. Choose red, blue, maize, white or bamboo. Wide 'n whirly ruffled full slip is a sensational valuel For fit perfection we've elasticized the back snugly. White. SPECIAL BUY GAY COTTON 'JAMAS! 188 4 to 14 I Bright 'n girly Sanforized cotton all dotted, checked or appliquedl Scoop 'em by Ihe armfull Favorite colorsl SPECIAL! DRESS LENGTHS! TOP QUALITY! PRINT, PLAIN Compare M ! QQ 4 V- ' 1 A quality buy at terrific savingsl Collection Includes fine yarn-dyed, combed cottons, gingham checks, plaids, beautiful prints, lovely plain shades; plus some outstanding fabrics In fine man-made flbersl Rush Inl H1W 1.1 for S) ITV'M Men's S WWW mm Men! 200 Great ort Shirt buys! 1 1: VST 1 S, M, l Stock up with a summer's supply of short sleeve sport shirts. Looking for woven plaids? Penney's has 'em In rich combed cottonl Prefer deep toned edwerdian . print . button downs? They're here tool Solids? Yes . . . easy care Dtcron polyester-cotton. LOOK! FACTORY CLOSE OUT BUY! WOMEN'S, MISSES' BETTER FABRIC SHOES Corduroys! Cotton Ducks, Flannels! Look how much fashion at this tiny price! Taper ing toe treatments, gay colors, sleek-line silhouettes! Choose your favorite from black, white, tan, magenta, beige, prints, green, or navy. Sues 4 to 10 in AA and B widths. FINNEY'S STRUT FLOOR compare SPECIAL BUY! 1000 Yards Better Cotton Sportswear Fabrics 88 PAIRI All wash 'n' wear fabrics, exciting ombrceros, sporlcords, sailcloths, Pomheens and homespun. In prints or sohd colors, truly a value pack ed array of luxury cottons, machine washable, dnp dry, little or no Ironing hurry to Penney's end Save' PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR compart 57' YARD!