Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1963, Image 22

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1S63
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Student Leaves for
Summer in Turkey
HARLOW HEAD
To Work in Istanbul
Harlow Head, 1959 grad
uate of Medlord High school
who received a bachelor of
science degree in business ad'
ministration at the Unlvor
eity of Oregon Sunday, leaves
today for Portland to board
a plane for Istanbul, Turkey.
Head is one of five Univer
sity of Oregon students sc-
. Jected to work abroad this
summer as part of the Ore
gon Association Internation
ale des Ktudiants en Sciences
Economiquea et Com mer-
ciales program, better known
as AIESEC-US.
The organization Is a busi
ness education venture de
signed to permit United States
students to work abroad and
to provide temporary jobs In
America for visiting students.
Head will work In an Istanbul
bank. .
He will make the trip to
Amsterdam In a University
of Oregon chartered plane.
From Amsterdam to Islan
, bul he will travel by train.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Head, 1413 Euclid
ave., Medford, are motoring to
Portland with him.
Twelve Students
There are 12 student from
the state of Oregon In the
program. The other schools
represented are Portland
State college, University of
Portland and Lewis and Clark
college. The 12 Oregon stu
dents are among the 280 se
lected across the nation lor
participation In the program
this summer.
The trainee uroeram Is In
its second year in Oregon.
The international association
of students is sponsoring the
worldwide exchange nt
"working 4ralnoeshlps" to
promote close and friendly re
lations between students of
all nations.
Student Administered
To become members of the
tralnecslifp program a stu
dent must apply through the
jocai cnapter. Thore is one at
the University of Oregon,
Head said. He made his ap
plication there which was
then processed to the national
headquarters in New York
City.
AIESEC-US is student ad
ministered and is guided by
Survey Approved
For Wall Creek
Highway Section
Salem - (UPD - The Stale
Highway Commission has au
thorized lnratinn n
major improvements on four
vrruon nignways.
Two are interstate high
way system niol-u n,
Wall Creek California state
line section of the Pacltlc
Highway in Jackson county
which is 7 32 miles in lenclh
and the Oltmin . Rn(nn
creek section of the oih rir.
Eon Trail highway in Baker
na niuineur counties, which
is 29.88 miles in loniHh.
The other two surveys ap-
provca were tor the Arnold
Ice Cave Road Horse Ridge
section of Highway 20 in Del
chules counly and the Inde
pendence Junction Bonne
ville substation section of the
Willamina- Salem highway in
j-oik county.
To Triple Park Site
The commission also au
thorized acquisition of 104
acres for arirllilnn n
Lake Stale Park. This would
inpie me size of the exist
ing park.
It authorized negotiations
for acquiring 335 acres of
addilional land for develop
ments at Hat Rru'lf Rial l).rk
In Umatilla county. Mayer
oiaie rarK in Wasco coun
ty and Sunset Bay Stale
Park in Coos county.
The commission approved
seven projects In five coun
ties as part of the $894,000
construction work author'. jd
on county federal aid sec
ondary highway system for
fiscal 19B4. The projects are
in Benton, Deschutes, Gilliam.
Polk and Washington counties.
Deschutes county plans to
transfer a portion of its al
lotment to the State Highway
department to spend on the
Bachelor Mountain -Big
Surinf section of the Cascade
Lakes Highway.
a Board of Advisors drawn
from the business and aca
demic worlds. It is financed
by fees from participating
U.S. companies which arc
handled through AIESEC-US,
Inc., a New York State non
profit membership corpora
tion. The program offers a stu
dent an opportunity to ob
serve first hand a foreign
country's economic system in
action. It offers remuneration
sufficient to cover living and
incidental expenses.
The association was found
ed in 19S8 by business stu
dents at Columbia university.
New York, and since has be
come the largest organization
of its kind in the United
States. Today it embraces 38
countries on five continents
and has provided almost 20,
000 exchange trainccships.
Head will remain in Tur
key two months. On his de
parture for the United Stales
he will spend 22 weeks trav
eling from Istanbul to Paris,
touring Greece, Italy and
parts of France.
He will return to the Uni
versity of Oregon in Septem
ber to start his graduate work
In accounting.
NOTSOFCUSAT
Trip To Asylum for Folksingers
Works in Reverse for Dick West
By DICK WEST
Washington - (TO - As door
keeper, parliamentarian and
tally clerk of the National Or
ganization of
fV3 S t a m p Out
.' , I Folksinging In
1 , ' . s 3 the Continen
V I tal United
it I filial onH
Adjacent
T i d e 1 a n ds
f t ... , muisuruu'
Ymm. I SAT) I have
Imb ' i M become a
wti prophet with
out honor in my own house.
My daughter, having lived
12 years with no outward
sign of mental instability, re
cently turned 13 and, in a
tradition of teen-agers, imme
diately took leave of her
senses.
She confided, after playing
a Chad Mitchell record album
49 times non-stop, that her
all-consuming ambition was
to meet a real, live folkslnger
in the flesh in person.
This from a girl who only
a few short months ago had
her heart set on becoming
a female Albert Schweitzer.
I did what any father
would do under such circum
stances. I had my will and
testament revised, striking
her name from the list of
legatees who were jointly to
inherit my collection of Rudy
Vallee records.
Then I took the case to
s teenage psychologist, who
recommended the shock
treatment. Her fixation
might be broken, he said,
by over-exposure to folk
singers. Fortunately - or, as it turn
ed out unfortunately - I knew
just the place to undertake
such a cure. The Shoreham
Hotel, an occasional waystop
on the Hootenanny circuit,
was giving asylum to an
abundance of folksingers who
travel under the name of the
Brothers Four.
Using my influence as one
of the officers of NOTSOFCU
SAT, I discreetly arranged
for my daughter to meet
them and to hear their ren
dition of such haunting can
tatas as "Keep Your Cotton-
Pickin' Hands Off My Leather
Jacket, It's the Nearest Thing
I've Got to Skin, Mother."
When next I saw her. she
was clasping her right fore
arm with her left hand.
My first thought was that
the treatment had exceeded
expectations and that she
had slashed her wrist.
It turned out, however,
that her right hand had been
deified by handshakes with
the Brothers Four and she
was holding it aloft as a safe
guard against contamination.
. "I'll never use this hand
again," she vowed, her tremu
lous soprano suddenly gone
husky.
Although it failed to pro
duce the intended results, the
experiment did prove a point.
It shows that you can't create
toxicity to folksinging mere
ly by saturating the subject
with folksingers.
"I never dreamed just from
listening to records that folk-
singers were, so young and
handsome," my daughter said
as she put the album on the
turntable for the 81st time.
That was where I made my
mistake. I should have taken
her to see Burl Ives.
FLOOR MODELS and DEMONSTRATORS
BIG REDUCTIONS
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from regular price when new
VARIOUS TYPES AND MODELS
SOME 1 OR 2 OF A KIND
For example save $50 on Style-o-Matie in beautiful blonde desk model
cabinet.
Also warehouse sale on used machines. All machines under $50 ... 25 machines
to choose from. No down payment for any machine under $50. For example
Pfaff Zig-Zag portable, Necchi Zig-Zag portable, Singer 201, better known as
Dressmaker Head. This sale ends Saturday, June 15 at 5 p.m.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
Medford 772-7153
Tw4 of THT S'NGER MFG CO
Listed in prions book under SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Grants Pju 476-4343
318 I. Main
NO MONEY DOWN ON CREDIT M WARDS-JUST SAY 'XHARGi IT!''
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RAYON MIIH RIEFS
Reg. 39c. Cool, obiorbent
briefs for summer wear.
Elastic-leg style. White.
Sizes 35-43. 3 far 88
BOYS' UNDERWEAR
Reg. 3 for 1.98. Soft, ab
torbent combed cotton knit
briefs and T-shirts. 4 to 16.
Sale-price... 3 fs)r 1.66
SAVE ON PANELS
Chromspun acetate . . .
colors.
1.39 panel, 41x54" 1.18
1.69 panel, 41x81" 1.38
5.49 WEB CHAIR
Bright aluminum home
and sturdy plastic web
bing in green and white
with nylon threads.
4.22
S.9R POOL PUN-KIT
Roomy 60-in. inflatable
pool plus 16 playboll, 20"
jSwim ring all in sturdy
vinyL 3-pc set. . . 4L,88
OUTLINE VINYL!
Reg. 1014c! Smooth sur
face tils cleans quickly.
Use on any floor. Selected
colors. 9x9-" ecu... -8V3C
1.19 Paint Thinner
High solvency, low odor '
thins any oil base paint,
enamel, varnish. Cleans
hands, tools. Gal..... 88c .
2.99 WOOD SEAT
In white and pastelsl
Baked-enamel on pressure
molded wood won't chip,
peelvMoldedhinges. 1.99
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WASH 'N WEAR
3RENT SHIRTS
Slock up now at this low
Ward pricel Choose
cool, lightweight
combed cottons . . , ex
pertly tailored in your
favorite collar style . . ,
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or neat snap-tabl All
are wash 'n wear . . .
Sanforiied Plus, too!
In white or colorsl
Hurry in and savel
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FASHIONS IN
EXCITING LYCRA
See... wear... enjoy
swimsuits in breeze
light Lycra Dupont
Spandex''. . . for fit,
for figure control, 1,
2-piece styles, new
low torso look; solids,
prints, tri-colors. Pink,
black, yellow, light
blue, Don't miss Wards
unbelievable valuel
In sizes from 32 to 38.
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TRU-COLD FREEZER
HOLDS A "SUPERMARKET" Ml OFF!
Wards upright holds 595 lbs.
of food in neat order on
open refrigerated shelves so
easy to reach! Stock up, save
market trips. Certified 0
adjustable cold control.
as, aje.es
W8.
MO MOMIY DOWN
5-POSITfln BACK
FOAM-PADDED FOLDING CHAISE
Gay striped vinyl box-edae
cushion filled with polyfoam.
Hi-lustre aluminum tubing.
72" long. Folds to store.
Stripe plastic replacement
pad, now. . , 8.88
NO MONIT DOWN
if
DRESS AND PLAYWEAR
FABRiC SALE
REG. 39c . . . Quick-care cot
tons in all the latest colorings.
Prints 'n solids ...
machine wash, keep m 9 l
their crisp colors, Wr' D
SAVE OVER 25 . . . Reg. 69c
yd. summer-bright cottons.
Everything for dress,
sportswear. Machine jm 5
wash. Prints, plains. 2 ?". U
SAVE 30... Wards Reg. 98c
yd. extra-rich value collection.
Fashion fabrics in
dude smart cottons
or acetates.
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Stripes! Prints! Gay
colon I All cotton terry
in 36x68" or 36x70
sizes. Save before the
"beach parade". 34x
62", 64 sizes.. 1.48
KEEP COOL-20"
PORTABLE FANI
JQ44
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reg. 42.93
3-speed, electrically re
versible motor moves
6000 CFM. with push
button and thermostat
controls; handle.
6Uc ROMEX 122
GROUNDED CABLE
Fiber glass jacket re
sit's fire, moisture.
y.c, 14 2 grd 3'c
Sc. 12 2 wire Vit
4'C. 12 2 wire ...24
JUMBO
SLEEPING BAG
14
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3 lb. Dacron Polyester
fill, cotton tlannel lining;
cotton uieen cover.
3.93 air miitress .4.9S
1 GALLON BONUS!
WARDS 1-COAT SUPER HOUSE PAINT
Get 4 gols. of top quality
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