Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 02, 1963, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 19B3 .iijjinn i iipwwin'aiiy:w- . -wy -. i) ! If ' ' , " H i 3 fo'tt MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDKORD, OREGON Board Members Are Elected .at Meeting Of Cancer Society The sixth annual meeting of , for the annual district meeting j over the business meeting. The the Jackson County Unit of the American Cancer Society was held recently at North's Chuck Wagon. Many volunteers attended the no-host social hour and buffet dinner to hear a resume of the 1WI2-M activities? During the business meeting were elected. Lectures and a n new board members repre panel discussion on cancer of i sent all parts of the county as the cervix and the intestinal j follows: M e d f o r i, Mesdames tract followed. i David Bodtker, Ray FrKibie, Mrs. Florian Shasky played j Billy Love, N. H. Gladfelter, the piano during the social hour. an(j rjr, pau Walker, Andre Paul Selby, master of ceremo-! Hawver, James A. Redden, Ken nies, welcomed volunteers ana nelh Wright; Central Point. stressed their individual impor- 17 new board members, a new tance in the national cancer con- slate of officers.Oand delegates School News Howard School There are 12 children in Flos- I sie Murray's special education ! room this year. There are (our girls Jul eight boys, ana we expect two more girls soon. W 'Time e;g'h written our' own story. We dre jictures of our stu-iM. W invited Hr old lr in to listen to us real (Jum. trob program. The invocation was given by the Rev. Norman Northrup of the First Christian church. Entertainment by Trio Entertainment also was pro vided by the Checkmates, a girl's trio from Medford High school. The misses Jacque Long, Chris Helnan, and Patricia Sel by sang four songs. Dr. R. M. Turner presided Mesdames Vern Parent agd Richard Dunn; Ashland, Mes dames Ray Black, Rrchard Geary, Robert Pellkofer, HowJ ard Pierce, and Robert Turner, president-elect; Kenneth Wright, Lawson as speakers for eve Eagle Point, Mrs. W. W. Jack-; treasurer; and Mrs. Richard ning. Dr. Robert Turner acted son 1 0Unn, secretary ! as moderator for the discussion Elected delegates who will at-1 rnlinwiti the elections, re-'' " cancer of the cervix and IphH thp annual Hivisionm5?. -tc ..r. oivon hv Mrs Rav : the intestional tract. ing in Cottage Grove are Mrs. j Frisbie, Mrs. T. C. Groomes, Ray Frisbie and Mrs. Howard j and Mrs. Ann Hamilton on last r:- . i 1 I riei e. New Officers tl New officeHof ths .'itivt board Of the local unit ft H3 64 includ DC. Aitter C1j. I. Pml WtUfff, Each physician stressed the need for periodic complete can- year's service, crusade, and ed- cer detection examinations. Can utational programs. cers of the cervix, the colon, Dr. Clrk. nCKly installed ana tne Dowei can De curea in rrnrknt imtroduced Dr. Bria nearly all cases when the malig- SUiuer, EI-. Richtrd Schwahn, nancy is found in its earliet t. Rrt Butt, and Dr. Earl sges. . TEXAS TOWER SINKS The 1,1100 ton platlorm of Texas Tower No. 2 sunk in 580 feet of water while being towod te Kaarsay, N.J., the U.S. Corps of .Engineers repoi'ted. Hie incident hap penud 150 miicn east o'f Priivincrtiiwn, N.J. The tower is shown hnfore it was dismantled. iL'PIl Quotes From the News By uxrrir-D mvM ixtkknational . MOSCOW Prenw Nitita Khrushchev, acknowledj(iiUI crop filwes in the Soviet Union: "c sponk )nMiy olioai nur failBini. Wr rr nnf la Uw I'! Miat H taitilaliftt ore ImijIuuj lmdy. But. Uiuyo thy 'H nxaffuii our sweosscs." SAN FHANCISCO An ambulance attendant, (liicribina how acnoollwys et fire to ami severely burned an eitjhl-ycar-oltl ijirl Wm was polio-atricken and walked with braces: "She trnddu't do auyMag but slum) Ihm and born." SAN FRANCISCO Ezra Taft Benntn, former areretary of agj i Gultura, opposing wheat sales to Russia: "If my onciny Is luutgry and I fci'-tl Wm. uc beeomci Strang." Housewife Hurt By Plying Arrow TOltKANCE, Calif. (L'PD-A 4(Kysr-ild Ixaisewil was rccov ei'inK Tuenday from surgery re quited when she was struck by an arrow that rimf soarinK through a kitchen screen (loi)i'. Mrs. Iteta Lampcrlh, 40, Tor rance, was struck in the riuht IhiRh Monday by the three-pointed, si t'cl-ti pix-d artw appar ently shot liy someone aiming fht threw first rark claaaes at Howard nchnA bav hta learning aUjut safety. We studiwl school rul far safety on the playground, in tn clasu'oum, and going to and from school. We also had our first fire drill. Officer Allen of th Medford ilice department highlighted the safey program with a talk un bicycle salety, warnings ahotit strangers, and other pt'e-cautionn. We have throe second grade rooms at Howard school this year. Mrs. Heardsley, Mrs. Jo anne Wickman, and Mrs. Mar garet Mann are the teachers. The following students are new in the school: Philip Rupp, Coral Dizick, Diane Taylor, Bar bara Corrigan, Michael Fits nwris, Steven Lane, Gene Lynn He.scock, Jerry Williams, Shirley Welty, Ricky Menden hall. Susan Burrill, and Sue Hatlcy. The third grade rooma have several children new at tlnw- af a jacRi aboit or a cow on a I ard school this year. nearby hillside. Doctors at the Lille Company of Mary" hospital in this Los n- UNITED NATIONS U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson knowlcdeing the civil rights problem in the United States: "What troubles we have tcslay are tbc result of progress nude I g,.(.s .suburb said the woman yesterday. But we are movlHg swiftly now and surely In llir was "in no danger and in fairly direction of equal rights for all lii the last coiner of the land." ' good condition." sTi iiiiBiMiiiiiiiiaiM : PAUL LEA 1 GOING G0F- m sEi ijIEo Never Before Deals Like This! New students in Mrs. Audrey Berry's third grade are Gaylene Dizick and Dale Natho. Both attended Wilson school last year. Dcbra McCuen, Brenda Nor ton, and Dixie Dunnavant are new students in Mrs. Huldah Fisher's third grade. Dehra at tended Jackson schowl last year, Brenda came to us from Paramount, Calif., and Dixie came from Clovis, Calif. Gaylene Dizick and Mike Norum brought Ihoir guinea pigs to school. IP THE YANKEES WIN THURSDAY OAMB t i n mini r.fl 1936 CAD CONVERTIBLE V8, Ap, II H. FH f.wct. New top. PR1CB 109900 Thursday Only IF THE DODGERS WIN THURSDAY GAMS X 1959 CHEVROLET BISC. 4-Dr. Scd.m. 6 cvl , .into., R & H. Two lone pR,CE ni9900 Thutsclay Only Mrs. Jacqueline Rigg.V fourth grade welcomes three new stu dents lo Howard school. They are Gail Norton, Cindy Natho, and Kcilh Stotls. They all came lo us (mm California. Sharon Adams is new from Arlington, Ore We voted for room officers. They are president, Laurie Trautman; vice president, De leen Ross; secretary, Michael Icenhower; and sargeant-at-arms, Gail Norton. In Social Studies we have been learning about the earth and how to read maps and globes. We are collecting dif ferent kinds of mops ami dis playing them. Medford Site of Farm Work Training Congressman Robert B. Dun can, D-Ore., waa notified today that Medford will In a site for Department of Health, Educa tion and Welfare claswi to train local unemployed in fruit farm work. Fifty ppr.vma fn the Medford area will be selected through tests administered by the Unem ployment Bureau for a two-week course beginning Nov. 4, Dun can said. They will be taught orchard pruning and other spe cialized fruit work. Authorized under the Manpow er Development and Training Act of 19H2, the project will cost an estimated $2,758. Several other classes for the unemploy ed also have been approved for i cities in the 4th Congressional District, he said. oresxlpnt; ft. f loo v '"n ran. , ir j a1BssssBHHB .r"V m.,. .... - -nssssz: FOR By OWNER 5-Plex, Retirement Income Property! Very desirable location close to schools and church. Deluxe Units, four 2-bedroom and one single bsdroom. Live in one and enjoy very comfortable' income on ihe others. 100 occupancy and esch unit has wall-to-wall carpeting Drapes Built-in range and platform Washer and dryer Dishwasher Refrigerator . . and this tremendous value is practu ally new. For Information call 773-6241, Weekdays, 8 to 5 P.M. SAVE BIG CI THE FEW '63 MODELS LETT WORLD SERIES VALUE LINE-UP DODGERS H mi OLM P IS 4-Dr.. id ,. VI, K & H. Real ibire. Price 157 MERCUItY MOHTIUkY J Ot. HT. Vg. !., . ft H. Fall aawar, Hack with whin ft alack interior. P.J'cc o HS7 DESOTO 4-Dr. HT ikim. VI, R 4 H. Full aawtt wall sit B conditioeiofl. Prica G I960 RAMBLM AmgASSADOK 4-Dr. Sedan VB.auto. R & H. Custom mo4cl. Like new. Price 1961 COMET 4-DR. STATION WAGON. 6 cvl. Std. trans. Cuitonf Interior wirh traval rack. One owner. Price MONZA 4 Dr. ft Heater. Solid $1899 YANKEES St CADILUC 62 SIRItS 4. Dr. R ft H. Full power. Price o M5 CHtveOLET 4. DR. S.W 8 tvl R ft H. Good motor ft tirc. 0 Price I9S9 MERCURY COMMUTER 4. Or 8 cl Jul,!. R ft H. Full rower. c Price o 1962 FOT,p TON ICNOLINE. tram. Onlv 5000 aetufll m,lr Pnce - CO 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC Cr41m 4 6 cvl., auto. R ft H Two tone. Prica VI Aulo $743 HT Waoon $1593 o 6 ol iid snso 5221-' Jack Bailey's fifth grade wel comes Vicki Hogener. Paula Hupp, and Sherry Malonoy to Howard s'l)l. In History, we have lven drawing pictures of important people and places to make a time line. My putting the pic lures in oiilcr around the room, it will make it easier for us to remember what has hap pened and who was involved in tinted Stales history. j Mrs. N'ila Rirdseye's fifth grade class had a swimming parly al the Flanagan pool aft- I or school recently. This was a j good-bye parly for Cnry Welty, j who moved to California. The class made a big raid for him, j which everyone signed. Eva Harnett, Louise Hallow j and Cindy llaworlh also have ' moved away. Officers were elected by the : class They are president, Tom- ' my Madden; vice president, Jimmy Ingram; secretary, Alt- ' cia I'olley; representative to stiiilcnl council, Hilly Jones. liudily Boles shot a seven point buck, which weighed 1117 ' poUIJfis. ! W WITH A HOME FOOD FREEZER! 1800 mi STEAKS fiT STARE ! FOR LUCKY PEOPLE WHO FIND THE RIGHT SNOWBALLS IfJ SUMMER Think it'i impoiaible to find a inovball in lummer ? Nonreo! The ColOre Electrical League dealare lilted below have a paisol of them! All itered in a brand-new, ulFra modern HOMt FOOO FREEZER on display in rtorei in your community. And these are inowbollt with a difference. Frankly, now, your favorite ap pliance dealer isn't giving away steaks -- or even snowballs lust for kicks He wants you to see the container. He wants you to sec the advantages of a "supermarket'' - A HOME FOOD FREEZER - m your kitchen. ' . .... T o-ns V ABSOLUTELY L ; winners : '. v no:b"ooco, free! be cg,b,c for 0 t . ' V 6 otuaous I nothing TO BUY 7 f. Y'T f rsjj VQR A Just V.sif o Store Listed V a ncw HOME FOOD y I N c'itS x'iSeow ond P'cl' 0 Snowboil''i tvEE2ERQ1'i - 4rJ ) vJJSw 3 jVv Adults only, one winner Jtypt ' ' 'T ' T' 'Wi' I960 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 9 cyl., auto. Full power. R & H. C CSV New top. Price OlDS 1962 CHEVROLET CORVAIR Sedan. 6 cyl., 4 speed. FTadio B white, with black Interior, Price I LEA A tuy Yeur Iliad Cat From l New Car Dealer, Who W.ll Be Here Tomorrow Te Back Up the Car He Sells Todv! :5th GrBarileH rjl MOTORS 12h & Rilvcrsidc ; Hoiiiild Quai'keiilui.sli's sixth trade class has 25 students. ! Students new to Howard schoifr this year are Hanny Munynn, Hohefl llensen, Ronnie Ellison. Tommy farriKaii. and Donald 1 I.ane. Class mfUcers eleeteil or the f(ist six weeks are FrJ Hone. ', president, I.eneva Spires, viee j president; .loan Anders, secre tary; and .ludy Hohannan, lieasmer Sheila Heare was elected Junior Rod I'ross rep resentative for the room. Speakers Buraau Is Formed at College ASIIl.AN'O Faeulty and stu u denls at Southern Oreson eol a lene have formed a Speakers Bureau to explain the Oct. 15 Tax Referral measure to inter- vsteil Ki'oups thj area. I Those interested in hearinc about Measure Neal are asked to contact lliifjh G. Simpson, StH' director ol information, (or airoij). "-- Freeaer Feed ere Nutritious Foods Frozen loodb arc l.cshcr than Ircsh According to leading nutritionists . . . Ftctvma pacrves alniosi mdefinitcK' the quality, tate arnl vitomm content pi t(Kx! ' In Other Aords. troe'1 OOds arc good tor ycuj ci Mlc uood t1' FREEZER FACTSi Freeaers can Mean Food-Cast Savings Buy iru'ts, v.cgctoblcb. mcatb m season, when thev are fresri -- arid cheapest Eat fheni vshen they are out-of-seoson, hard-to-got. od dear. Buv food.', m Ouo"fit -- a' quantity p"ccs Freeze thc'S". Lse them os necessary. Home Food Frcettrs Spell Convenience A HOME FOOD FREEZER .saves chasmg back and forth to narkcl Saves emba r rassnient when unex pected guests arrive Provides, an eosv solution to the old problem of what to do with a." those fish or a' I that gaT-c'- that Dad brought hom from his latest ijypcd't'O'i mto the wilds. A MODERN HOME FOOO FREEZER PUTS A SUPERMARKET IN YOUR KITCHEN! Q S she Lena Morale At Yeur Feverite Cal Ore Electrical Lcaju Deolsys. Piajt Your Snowball Tea A Hvekinfa-To-Rvy Cnenee en Winning Delicious Stceks. Froien, Of Course ! I " , -T 'il7 'WaMaamaTslslTmTsTs-Kllnasa I Borger i Eads Transfer & Fa rn. 772-7121 Home Appliance Company 773-5395 Johnston Stores 9s.,.e.I73-369 Gcnttr, AppUaraw Dept 772-7175 Leonard Electric Cj 773-4541 Fifontgoracry Ward & Co. 773-7301 PaulsenjS Gates 664-1259 TrowBridte Elctric'.. 773-6241 o C 6 ( if))