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2 B MONDAY. APRIL 22. 19S3 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEL FORD, OREGON i JeT ''WE 2 . k t 4 I Edited KJHU by Tht Mall Tribune Advertising Department NEW SUNBEAM BREAD LAUNCHED BY FLUHRER'S HOLSUM-There'i ex citement plenty these dayi down it Fluhrer's Holium on North Holly Street in Medford. After years of painstaking work and experiment, lho bakery an nounced that it ii producing a loaf that experts agree it one of loday'i bait and most inaxpantiva foodi. To celebrate this great achievement, thit new loaf baa been christened "Sunbeam" and put in a new wrapper carrying the picture of a charming five-year old called "Mist Sunbeam", ihown at left. Fluhrer'i Hoi sum Corporation is a member of Quality Bakers of America, one of the country's outstanding bakers' cooperatives. Ac cording to Dr. Simon Jackel, head of Q.B.A.'s testing laboratory, the new Sunbeam loaf rales high on every im portant quality count, including fresh ness, flavor, texture and looks. "I feel confident", stated Dr. Jackal. "What housewives in Southern Oregon and Northern California will welcome Sun beam Bread as a valuable addition to today's diet. The new loaf tastes good, cuts waste and give children and grown-upi the good, substantial nourishment they need". Interviewed at his office at the bakery, Vice-President and General Manager Eu gene Ferrall exhibited the new Sunbeam loaf. The wrapper design is handsomely exe cuted in a light blue and while with a floral border and a picture of little "Miss Sun beam" eating a slice of breed and butter. "Our new little friend", stated Mr. Ferrell, "will be very much In evidence in the weeks to come. And we feel sure that, once folka get to know her, they'll become last friends and that our new Sunbeam loaf will win a regular place on their tables." wfl BaaaaaaB Hi The Medical Roundup if. v : VP Emeritus Cuniultant tn Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune syndicate. 1963) Sitting Albert HoIman-22 yrs., Arthur Golden-25 yrs., Robert Edmundson-28 yrs., Earl Hoover-20 yrs., Clay Conley-27 yr., Roscoe Doty-27 yrs., Frank Fangcr-18 yrs., Everett Gillespie-27 yrs. Standing Fred Daughcrty-18 yrs., Wallace Montieth-28 yrs., Pharaoh Dyer-19 yrs., Dorr Hoffman-28 yrs., Eael Peyton-23 yrs., Elmer Scalberg-14 yrs.. Smith Trent-26 yrs., noya ruine-io yrs., jjavia BIumenstcin-::7 yrs., Frank Haseiton-18 yrs., Elmer King-1 in .,, t?. (. no c i. , , .n . " -wu-ci i uiinidii-o yia., rraiin vusma-io yrs., jonn roner-io yrs. I Alvarex last frail chil- Not present Roy Kelley-28 yrs.. Frank Blew-27 yrs.. Rav Trefren-23 vrs.. Ernest Hrnn npi.H no Innppr run tho New Measles Vaccine j the vaccine are women in the In March, thousands ol weeKi oi pregnancy. doses of the new live-virus measles vaccine was being shipped to dis trib u t o r s. "Live - virus" m eana that the virus is alive, but of the type that p r o d u ces a very mild, harmless1 in f e c t i o n. At i Man's Nap in Tomb Lasts for 13 Days Wolkersdorf, Austria - On Johann Schleifer. 25, was resuced Sunday after spend ing 13 days without food and water in a tomb in the local cemetery. A passerby heard h i s moans. He told police he had slipped into the tomb for a nap and pulled the stone slab almost completely back into place. When he awoke he waj unable to move the stone. bone die, they must also oa removed surgically. In the old days, many chil dren died of the disease, but today very few deaths result. Smith-22 yrs., Ralph Raymond-22 yrs., Leonard Richman-22 yrs., Carl Carlsen-21 yrs., waiter rvinarca-zj yrs., Henry wiiKinson-17 yrs., Grant Wion-16 yrs., and Harry Daily-13 yrs. MULTIPLE LISTING OFFICIALS ATTEND MEETING Chairman, Ken Callison and Secretary, Ann Mcndell of local Multiple Listing Service attended a conference of the Northwest Council of Multiple Lilting Services held April 5, 1063 at the Doric Motor Hotel, Tacoma, Washington. This is an all day session where officers of the various Multiple Listing Services from all over the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia get together for an exchange of Ideas. More than 100 delegates attended representing major cities, and all the principal towns in the Northwest. Real Estate merchandising in the modern manner was the principal topic of the day. An exchange lystcm In the modern manner was the principal topic of the dav. An exchange system is being worked out, where by, local Multiple Listing Service Offices can mane exenanges tnrougn Multiple Listing Service Offices in other cities. Most Cities print a picture of each house on the listing which is sent to the mem ber ofifces. The newer type machines were on display, and demonstrated at the conference. The Medford offices are negotiating for the purchase of the very latest equipment which will print pictures also. The Medford Multiple Listing Service is made up of 23 progressive olliccs with 90 salespeople, who cooperate in selling each others listings. FHANTZ RECEIVED ALLSTATE RECOGNITION John J. Frants, of 132 Eastwood Drive, Medford, has been award ed a "Seal of Confidence" certification by Allstate Insur- nee companies, Regional Manager Charles E. Colbert has announced. The certification goes only to company agents who have demonstrated outstanding ability and exceptional Judgement In dealing with the public over a long period of time, Col bert said. Awarded en an annual basis, it connotes outstand ing service to policyholders and devotion to the principles of good business practice. Frants haa been in Allstate agent since 1856. MEDCO HONORS LONG TIME EMPLOYEES It was a jovial group of men garnered at North s Restaurant on Saturday, April 13th to receive their MEDCO Serv ice Award rins. The occasion was arranged by Medford Corporation to honor those employees who have retired during the past five years. Of course there are several men who have re tired previous to this but so many were moved away, had other plans or were unable to attend because of illness and some could not be located that the live year date was selected. These awards are for service with Medford Corporation and do not include time with the old Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. which preceded organization of the present com pany. Many of these men had worked for the previous company. Several of the retired employees were unable to attend but will receive their Service Award pins by mail or personal visit by one of the company officers. it was neart-warming to hear the many remarks of these retired men. Several ex pressed a desire to be back on the job since retirement required too much effort. Recounting of their many and varied experiences during the growth of the company over the past years would fill a good-sized book. risk of having a severe attack of a disease that CAN be mild, but sometimes can be very severe - occasionally, even who severe enough to cause death. John J. Frants ACME HARDWARE HOLDS "HAPPY HOME VALUES SALE" Acme Hardware joins with 23,000 local home-owned hardware stores in the nation to participate in the anual Hardware-Housewarea Week sales promotion sponsored by the National Retail Hardware Association, Tony Manno an nounced today. This nation-wide annual spring sale is announced In this week's lsue of Saturday Evening Post with the greatest con centration of advertising and art work on a single sales pro motion ever to appear in a national magazine in the history of retailing in the United States. Featured tor the Happy Home Values Sale are famoua brand name merchandise items selected from the country's leading hardware and housewares manufacturers. On a local and regional level impetus is given the promotion by cooperative effort of independent stores banded together for large quantity buying thus bringing even greater values to the local home scene and supported by local advertising by the individual store. "One of the outstanding features of this year's llardware-llousowares Week." Mari no said, "is the long and valuable list of prizes our customers have the chance to win. Four Rambler Classic 770 Station Wagons, completely equipped with extras, will be given away . . . these Grand Prizes lead off a list of nearly 1,000 valuable merchandise prizes that will be awarded during the event ". "Folks In the Rogue Valley need only come in and register at our contest counter . . . RAMBLER BUYERS STATIONED IN CUBA Although military personnel at Guan tanamo live under Castro's guns, they still haven't given up the American pasltime of buying new cars, William M, Way, director of overseas military sales for Ramhler. Navy that he could go to "Gitmo" to set up a Navy Exchange sales program so that servicemen there could buy new Ramblers. So Wey and his assistant. Currie Andrews, flew to Guanianamo for a 10-day slay. They helped the Exchange sell more than 100 cars in thai period, and also organized a direct sales program for continual use in the Navy stores there. Similar operations now are in operation by American Motors at every major militarv exchange around the world. Wey pointed out that about 6.000 Ramblers will grem this year, compared with 4,000 last year. He said he has noticed a sales pick-up since Rambler was named the 1963 "Car of the Year" by Motor Trend, the authoritative automobile magazine which annually tests and rates all U. S. cars. be sold under this overseas pro- College League Quits Young GOP Portland -UPD- The Oregon Republican College League changed its constitution Satur day to cut ties with the Young Republican Federation and at- Court Records MKllPOfll) MUNICIPAL couivr Jjii'k Ilohprt it n ran disobeyed traffic aiffnnl. $10. Jennie Harper , violation of bu ic rule, $30. Alan John Mi-Hcth. failure to yield the risht of way. $13. Kenneth Albert Bole, violation of basic rule, $23. Raymond Gene Hilton, violation of battle rule. $10. David Ron Ryden. expired op erator's liccntc. $1. David Morris Gibson, impro per lane usage, $5. Garv Lane Kindlcy, violation of basic rule $10. Kclgar Klovd Paup, Violation of batlq rule. $10. Ronald Ricbtird Croxton, no ve hicle registration. $3 suspended. Ross Jason Turman Jr.. violation of basic rule. 111. Darrell Carl Sal), violation of basic rule. US. Duane Paul Rifcnbark. violation of baste rule. $13. Auouit Carmine Marmo, dis- I obeyed stop sign. $10 Robert NlUe Harty. violation of brisic rule. Stephen Lee noise. $10 David Ross Ryden, violation of basic rule, $10. I Richard Dale Zimmerman, no ' operator's license in possession. $3. Paul Elmer Beals. violation of I basic rule. $23. there are no Jingles or gimmicks to write, nothing to buy . . . just sign an entry blank otSuattic SgrS!, " at our store. We invite all our friends and customers to come and register for these ' Dllian Janet Cook, violation of prizes," Mr. Manno said. Winners will be announced on June 17. "hariee ' Wendell KupjuptUtr. Hardwarc-Housewarcs Week was originated by a committee of hardware retailers dl6S'.S iS5 SCullS' i..in Including Tony Manno 15 years ago at a meeting in Indianapolis. He said, "It is gratify-1 ot ba." roll- sas '' v,ou"on ing to sec the small germ of an Idea envisioned back in 1948, grow into the biggest i single retail promotion In the country today ." Manno served as president of the National D&TBIOT iimnr Retail Hardware Association In 1062 and Is presently chairman of the Executive coin-1 c" SSa rSfllorT "fceSuey!'" f.'r- mlttec of that group. j width load. its. 1 Edward Dale Hawkins, violation of basic rule. S10. SEVERSON'S CANDIES of Medford received mention in Doua Baker's "Baker's Myers D Jones, no flag en est uossn commn in ine Oregon Journal recently lor the a owina rferrm!inn i tached itself to the Oregon Republican Club. The action came at the group's annual convention here. The ORCL worked out a one-year probationary period with the ORC before a per manent affiliation will be made. The convention turned down by a narrow margin ap proval of the liberty amend ment, which would eliminate the income lax, and rejected a committee's recommenda tion that it endorse Sen. Bar ry Goldwatcr (R-Ariz.) for the presidency in 1964. A move to back Gov. Mark Hatfield as a favorite son candidate was defeated when newly elected chairman Ray mond J. Rcdbur, Coos Bay, said the league should con cern itself with forming a strong organization to sup port all candidates and should not become involved in ad vance endorsements. This achievement comes as the result of years of re search, with costs running around $3 million. It is recom mended that the live-virus be given together with some gamma globulin (made from blood). This keeps the child from getting a mild fever and mild rash. People who should not take persons with leukemia and cancer, persons taking cortisone-like drugs and getting x-ray treatments and patients with a high fever. Usually, it is not good to give any vaccine to a child who lias an active skin dis- ease' If you would like a copy Acute Osteomyelitis a Dr Aivarez' booklet, "Head Osteomyelitis, which is , Noises and Dizziness," send generally a disease of chil-j25 cents and a stamped, self dren, means an inflammation I addressed envelope with your in a bone. Often the germ that ! "quest to Dr. Walter CM. causes the trouble must have "rez,', DepL M,MTl BX 9j7' Anma ..,. f i-,ir, I Etes Moines 4, Iowa. In the old days, before the discovery of antibiotics, the disease was a bad one and often a long-lasting one, or one that kept flaring up at intervals, for years. Every so often, a surgeon would have to cut in to remove pus and dead bone. Today, with strong anti biotics to help us, we doctors can often clear up the Infec tion in a matter of weeks. If pus forms, it should be drain ed surgically, and if bits of tlllliiliilill his is a wise man's billfold. Color it M in. He doesn't carry much cash he ays his bills by check! jff ...lumiiiimi Clark, excessive own Mediord creation. "Pearfectlon." Here's whet the Oregon Journal columnist had to say: "... For sheer hyperbole by ad writers, it's herd to beat the blurb in the Peer lection candles made by Severson's al Medford. "As picturesque as an artist's dream, our City ol Medford ... is nestled within the beeutiful. sun kissed Rogue River Valley This valley forms the golden getewey to the magnificent, heavenly reflected blue Crater Lake that towers over our valley like e huge mound of sugar radiating its de licious sweetness into every God-given golden Pear. It is here that lies the home of 'Peorfection,' in our Utile kitchen which is every bit as neat and clean as are ihe delicate pear blossoms when In full bioom. etc." In spite ol all those adjectives the candy IS dandy . , i,,i no their Robert D. Jones, diaobocd stop j Major Portions of Kennedy's Program Confront Conqress Washington HT1 t'ongrc returned today from Its Eas ter recess still confronted with the major portions of President Kennedy's legists the proposals. The major administration rciiuest for a tax cut and re form of ihe revenue laws were to be taken up again today behind Hie closed doors Of the House Ways and Means committee. A bill is expected to be reported by the com- m Senate Finance committee will start its hearings. The Senate resumes debate on a measure to provide fed eral grants to build a water resources research center. School Aid Topic The House Tuesday was ! Portlander Drowns In Deschutes River Warm Springs m Samuel Dean, Portland, drowned , ill the n,... h .1 at I ,. uwr at MaM Mat Saturday while fishing; WUnUaTCSS "Pening day of the ess Oregon trout season s scheduled to ael on the nd-; He fell into Ihe chilly A-a-ministration's request fur lung i ter from the river's luita in. range construction aid for body Was recovered medical and dental schools'- and funds for loans to their i board of inquiry is still eon- j students The House Kduca- PdrriiiK the tiagedv which I lion and Labor committer has w, Hie worst peace time na- let, sia Joanna June Ross, violation of basic rule. SII3. Charles Fdward Brooks, no ve hicle license. S3 Ivan Laverne Wornian. failure to Mcnal. SIS. Bvron Kesler Herndon. viola tion ot balc rule. SI0 fames Vircll Qolfghtly, no op erator's license. SIS. jamea Melvyti Davis, excessive noise, s.v Scott Robert Kosel. violation of baalc rule. Sin Shirley Oncil Robertson, no ve hicle license. S3. Ernie Sanders Turner. Ore . op erating with suspended license. S73 Ernest Harold Hiinmeluian. no latl liaht. S10 Stanley 11 Slnictl Jr. violation of basic rule. S13 John Robert Clark, illcsal pos session of liquor. $23 Stanley Valentine Snyder Jr . liieRal possession of liquor. S2.V Richard Donald Jones, violation of basic rule $23 Jarv Andrew Ilaker. violation of basic rule Sin Irving Seaburv Thomas, failure to slop. S13 I erov Kverson improper pass ing Sill Clary Humphrey Skasfs. viola tion of basic rule S2.V Arnold Carl Thompson, no ve hicle license s.v PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT A new Agreement has been consummated between the ROGUE VALLEY MASTER PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION, and Local Union No. 418. which constitutes a 50c per hour in crease over the next two years. This agreement is considered an equitable one, when compared with those agreements Consummated in other areas. For quality, responsible plumbing and heating, we urge you to contact the members of the Rogue Valley Plumbing Contractors Association. Employers of Skilled Union Mech anics MEDFORD AAA Plumbing Company-1992 Table Rock Rd. 772-9992 Bowers Plumbing 4 Heating Company-1312 Beatty St 773-4953 Don's Plumbing Company-1902 Crater take Hiway 772-8587 Hawk Plumbing Company-Rt. 4, Box 436 535-1250 Mclaughlin Plumbing i Healing Co. -2950 N. Pacific Hwy. ... 773-6675 Modern Plumbing Sheet Metal Co.-613 E. Jackson 773-5268 Patterson Plumbing Co.-827 W. Jackson 773-2768 Stuart Mechanical-1015 N. Central 773-4501 Valley Plumbing Company-865 Stewart Ave 773-3102 i approved three-year bill Wednesday, the House was i expected to begin H consirl eration of the administration . requested extension of author- i ity to pay farmers to hold Cmcirrt coirt Vivian laiulse Kefler V Tim Monroe Keller divorce decree Eddie M I amproc vs. Mclba Lamproe, divorce com plain I William Oscar Herring v-s Rosa lie llarbara Herring divorce com plaint Dorothy Lanipman va. Theodore : G 1 ampma-i divorce complaint Hubert William Barker vs l.ydia s'JJi million. ' val disaster in U S histnrv Steel Prices! Sen Jacob K .lav its (R-N.Y.) said he hoped .i sclieduled congressional In. VMtlgatlOn of ihe sirrl price I Increases would nm be con I filleted in "nunilive wav " Mae Baraei divorce complain! .11 liberal IH I !"iw,,.....,....,:'mt'" ------ ....... oaa-ii ,- s.iniuni ten: tllTWVf im-iv mi aat.Ka that the d,imslr, mm,, lcj ta L JWC c.rtE E news, a numt v u.,. t... Tl I . -r.- I - "ii "If C....I. me joint .Momic House srnair economics com Lnergy committer has sched- j nuttee s hearings into t h r ulrd a closed door hearing ; prices, profits and costs in Ihe ...,o tup siiiMiiH oi tnc nuclear j industry insle.nl ,,( attack submarine Thresher that It is a factual svasH t-a men anoarn A naval 1 ASHLAND Curry's Plumbing 4 Heeting-350 Tolman Creek Road GRANTS PASS (red grain production Other congressional "F" St. isionnie Injulry seeing dispas st VII ill s,.t i it i nm M-fi it ritiN William Lawrence Aker. San Jose Calif and Gloria M Neil- j son J130 Cast Jackson st Med- ; lord Wallace Benjamin Scon 3.W Helfeson lane Crania Pass and Leona Mary Kanlpe. Grants r.-s B. A. Duka Plumbing I Heating Co.-130 N.E. Reedy Plumbing Heating Co. -512 Short St. Royal Plumbing t Htating-1415 N.W. lawnridge Quality Plumbing Company-956 Rogue River Hiway 482-0472 476-5445 476-6398 476-6819 . 476-5675 saaaeT .1 bbbbW Co ym LB .Sr "ar,- ii . . ivy. OF PlllN
