Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 10, 1963, Image 14

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WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1963
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
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Dinner for A Soldier'
KBB8-TV (Channel 5)
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4:30 nisi'nverv '03
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11:30 Yogi Bear
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630 Beverly Hillbillies
7:00 Ozile and Harriet
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8:30 Captain Kangaroo
B:00 Calendar
8:301 Love Lucy
KM En -TV (Channel 101
500 The McCoys
10:30 Peloi Gladys
11:00 Love of Life
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13:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
12:30 As the World Turna
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7:6b hilleman
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8:30'The Endsof the tarlh"
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Price la" Right (c)
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Match Game
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Queen foi a Day
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Hailstones Ara Interesting
Bui Ollan Vary Dangerous
To the excited joy of the
children who were watching
from the front window, the
hailstones were jumping up
and down on the lawn. To the
children it was thrilling. To
those curious folks who al
ways want to quote statistics,
it was interesting. They could
tell their friends later that the
hailstones were as big as mar
bles, ping-pong balls, or hen's
eggs, depending on the imagi
nation of the observer and the
credulity of the listener.
To the greenhouse owner,
or the truck gardener, hail
is an agency of destruction.
It breaks glass, shreds the
leaves of plants and beats
grain into the ground. If of
long duration, it can do con
siderable damage to roofs,
shrubbery, fruit trees, and
even to automobiles.
Fortunate Ones
The icy pellets that jump
and dance in joyous abandon
on a well kept lawn are the
fortunate ones; those that
crash onto a sidewalk or a
pavement are not so lucky.
They may strike with terrific
impact and shatter into count
less pieces. On the lawn. how.
ever, they jump and dance.
If the storm is of some dura
tion the lawn may be com
pletely covered with a blan
ket of icy pellets. If so. those
that fall later may not bounce,
but just crash into the others.
For these there is no dance,
Just a dull thud, and later,
disintegration.
In spite of the fact a hail
storm takes place somewhere
nearly every day, there is
most always a news item
about it in the local press.
The reason for this is partly
because it is news, often re
sulting in some damage to
crops, trees, or other property,
ana partly because hail is not
too well understood. The
trained meteorologist is not
too clear in his explanation of
hall, how it forms, where.
how and why. He admits it
takes a combination of con
ditions. As hail forms high
in the upper air, and out of
lght, it can't be seen; its oc
currence is always in unpre-
dicted areas and therefore is
not well understood.
Froism Palleli
A hailstorm is a shower
of frozen pellets. Hailstones
usually have a core of frozen
snow surrounded by layers
of ice. Usually, too. there is
radical structure consist
ing of rays extending from the
center. The outer surface is
Ashlnnd-A workshop, Team
Teaching and New Technolo
gies, will be offered July 15-
26 at Southern Oregon col
lege. The course has been
designed to provide a com
posite picture of new ventures
In education at all levels,
elementary through college.
Some of the topics to be
covered are internship and
teacher education programs;
team teaching at all levels;
the non graded elementary
school; flexible scheduling -junior
and senior high schools;
teaching machines; program
med learning; independent
study procedures and tech
niques; educational televi
sion; new ventures in audio
visual aids; providing for the
gifted child; and individual
ized instructional programs.
Additional Information may
be obtained from director of
summer sessions, Southern
Oregon college, Ashland, Ore.
often rough, pitted or fur
rowed. Raindrops driven into
a higher and colder tempera
ture, by currents of ascending
air, are ice-coated. The added
weight causes them to fall,
again covered with moisture,
and again forced upward into
colder air, their size increased
They fall, and gather more
moisture, which freezes an
other layer of ice on their
surfaces. It is thought some
hailstones may fall and rise
several times. These are the
big ones that later fall to
earth with terrific force be
ing of considerable size.
Records are kept of hail
stones that were as large as
baseballs. These hard, icy
pellets, in striking a person,
can cause serious injury.
They can break glass and
often puncture holes in auto
mobile tops.
To be on the safe side, it
is best to remain indoors
while the hail is falling, and
watch from the safety of a
window while the hailstones
do their crazy dance, jump
ing up and down on the lawn,
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1963 Models
When You RENT A TV
the Service Is FREE
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SALES & SERVICE
1119 East Jackson
Phone 772-8266
DISCOUNT
PRICES ON
Wall To Wall
CARPETING
TOKYO POPULATION
Tokyo -IUPD- The population
of Tokyo was officially esti
mated at 10,393,667 as of
June 1, the statistics bureau
of the Tokyo metropolitan
government announced Tues
day. The figure is an increase
of 42,659 over the May 1 estimate.
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CARPETING
12th & So. Central
PHONE 773-6450
Computer Makes Matrimonial Match
Pasadena, Tcx.-OIPIuGeorge
Conway, 81, of Baylown,
honeymooned Inday with his
wife, a long-time grandmoth
er who an electronic computer
decided was meant for him.
Conway, I retired Metho
dist minister, met Mrs. Gladys
Coover last spring through a
computing machine operated
by a Houston marriage bro
ker. After dating a while, the
couple decided the machine
was right,
"We're both so happy,"
Conway said alter the cere
mony In Coover' Kiddy Col
lege, Mrs. Conway's nursery
school.
Conway, a white-haired fa
ther of five, grandfather of
11, great-grandfather of two,
retired from an Indiana pulpit
30 years ago and moved to
Texas.
They will spend a three
month honeymoon in Europe.
Navy Calls Off
Sno' Boy Search
Miami -WPli- The U.S. Navy
has called off the search for
the 63-foot fishing boat Sno'
Boy, believed to have sunk
in the Caribbean south of
J urn ilk-a with 40 persons
aboard.
The search was called off
Tuesday night when air and
surface craft failed to turn up
additional evidence of the
vessel, according to a Coast
Guard spokesman here.
The Sno' Boy led Kingston,
Jamaica, July 1 bound for
Northeast Cay, a small Island
In the Pedro Banks fishing
grounds about 80 miles south
cast of Jamaica.
Searchers located debris be
lieved to be from the vessel
and also sighted one body,
but could not recover the victim.
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Financing
You will ractlva tht full 40 hrs. reauirad
by tha Federal Aviation Agency to obtain
your pilot's licenit. For mora information
call . . .
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Phone 772-2938
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our new location)
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44- Strip of
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