Eagle Poinl High
School Class Tours
Fourteen members of the
Eagle Point High school secre
tarial class visited The Mail
Tribune yesterday. Leading the
group was Stewart Hopper, class
instructor.
Tht visit was one in a series
being conducted by the class
ovr a three-months period, dur
ing which they are visiting var
ious types of business places
throughout the Medford area.
Class members taking part in
the program are Myrtle Flow
ers, Hazel Millard, Janet Stuart,
Sandra Gerbing, Pat - Hawks,
Carla Ragsdale, Amy Sue John
ston, Kay McCorkle, Muriel
Burgess, Ruth Westover, Claud
ia Ash, Alice Wilson, Marcie
Woodward and Pinky Greb.
They were shown through The
Mail Tribune offices and plant
by Business Manager Gerald
Latham. Others the class has
visited include stores, radio sta
tion!, fruit packing firms, lum
ber mills, banks, attorneys' of
fices, a business school, the court
house. Camp White Veterans Ad
ministration domiciliary center,
and utility companies.
Martin Heitkamp Jr. Named
4-H Club Member of Month
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Martin Heitkamp Jr., 17, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Heit
kamp. 2929 South Pacific high
way, Medford. was named Jack
son county 4-H club "member of
the month" for April 5. 4-H.
leaders recently.
Martin is completing his
it?hth vear of 4-H club work in
the Antelope club. He is the vice
I president of the Antelope Com
munity club and has served as
president, secretary, treasurer
and reporter of several project
clubs in the Antelope district.
His major interest has been
beef, with projects also in dairy,
tractor maintenance and a new
fishing cjub that was established
this year. Martin owns six head
of heref ord . females, one of
which is registered, and one
heref ord steer which he is fat
tening for the 1955 county fair.
The family farm consists of 230
acres which is devoted to pas
ture, hay and grains to be used
by the 70 head of dairy cows and
the 1500 chickens which the
Heitkamps are raising.
In 1954 Martin was one of the
top three judges at the county
fair and represented Jackson
county on the judging team at
the state fair. His aged hereford
female was grand champion at
the 1954 county fair and over
the past years he has received
many firsts and seconds with his
hereford cattle. In 1952 his here
ford steer was light heavy first
place winner. Showmanship has
found Martin consistently stand
ing near the top of the class be
cause of his ability to fit and
show his animals.
A senior at Phoenix High
school, Martin is taking a college
preparatory course and plans to
attend Oregon State college to
study in agriculture next fall.
Scholastically he stands in the
MARTIN HEITKAMP JR.
Named 4-H'sr of Month
upper third of his class and in
school has taken patricular inter
est in the International Relations
league. .
Hobbies, Activities
Woodcraft has been one of his
special hobbies and activities at
school, making many items for
the home, including bowls, cof
fee tables, gun cabinets and
other useful items. Fishing and
hunting are two of his special
hobbies, and with Bear creek
flowing through the back part
of their property, Mr. Heitkamp
says the young fisherman is quite
often wading the .creek. Gold
still flows in Bear creeks As an
amateur gold panner, Martin has
several nice flakes to show for
his efforts.
After graduation this spring,
Martin will work in the home
farm, irrigating and putting up
hay for the dairy herd. The fam-
SPORTS
Rainier Sell Widmar
To Texas League Team
Seattle UR) The Seattle
Rainiers have sold Al Widmar,
pitcher, to Tulsa of the Texas
League, where he will serve as
a pitcher-coach, the Seattle man
agement said today.
The sale of Widmar, 30. coup
led with the sale earlier this
week of Moe Savransky, left
handed pitcher, to Charleston,
W. Va., brought the Seattle ros
ter down to the prescribed 21
man limit.
EX-UMPIRE DIES
Drexel Hill, Pa. (U.R)
Frederick E. Westervelt, who
served briefly as a major league
umpire more than 40 years ago,
died at his home Wednesday
after a long illness. Westervelt,
who also was an umpire in the
minors, served in the National
league in 1911 and the American
in 1913.
: Portland (U.R) A field of
30 nominees has been received
for the opening handicap Satur
day of the 41-day racing season
at Portland Meadows here. En
trants are expected from Oregon,
Washington, California, and
Arizona for the Inaugural Hand
icap. Only 10 will be entered.
ily was quick to add that this
work would be done providing,
of course, they receive sufficient
moisture this year to make hay.
Martin has an older sister, Mrs.
Richard Leever of Medford, and
a niece and nephew. His con
tinued interest and activity in
4-H has made Martin one of our
outstanding 4-H Club members
in Jackson county.
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CLAIMS WALK RECORD
Vienna, Austria (U.R) Jo
sef Dolezal of Cxechoslovakia is
claimed to have set a new world
record of 35 minutes for the
five-mile walk by Radio Prague.
Roland Hardy of Britain set the
old mark of 35 minutes, 15 sec
onds on May 31, 1952.
BOWLING
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Final week's bowling only
changed a minor position or so
in Commercial League standings.
Top place went 'to the C&C Log
gers, made up of four Cabler
boys and Charlie Tennant.
Alexander and Brown Insur
ance still was in second spot, but
tied by the Darling Real Estate
team. Only other team among
the top set that showed any life
was Crater Lake Motors, which
had trouble getting a split with
11th place First National.
, High series scratch went to the
Loggers with their 2659, but
high with handicap went to Do
mestic Laundry with 2684. Jim
Cabler high individual series
with 597.
Championship play-off will
take place Wednesday, May 11,
at 7 p.m. This will place the
Table Rock Lumbermen against
the C&C Loggers. Point money
and all individual prizes for the
season will be announced at that
time. A handicap pot game will
be rolled by those wishing to
take part at the same time the
play-offs are rolled.
Standings: W. L.
(Final for 3rd Round)
C&C Loggers 34 14
Alexander and Brown Ins... 28 '20
Darling Real Estate 28 20
Crater Lake Motors 27 21
Thursday May 5, 1953
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
Domestic Laundry .: .25 23
Mail Tribune . 24 V 23 'i
Table Rock Lumber 23 25-'
Valentine Cafe 21 Vt 262
Morning Fresh Bakery 21 27
Bates Candy Company 20'i .-27i
First National Sank 19 '.a 28',2
Quality Market 16 32 .
Results: .
C and C
Joe Cabler
Jim C.
C. Tennant
Jack C.
Bob C.
4
484
597
548
497
533
2659
Beck's Bakery 0
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Berry
Shinn
Spain
Sacchi
Handicap
nomesJe
Weber
Olson
Kantor
Abs.
Garrett- -Handicap
4 A and B
. 583 Boone
485 -Bex
' 508 Meyers
423 Guldan
556 Knapo
129 r .
2684
Valentine Cafe 4 Table Rock
Straus
Klepper
Lehman .
Carr
Schneider
Handicap
547 Gardner
422 " Neece
412 Kreer
483 Freeman
S27 Schroeder
132
2523
502
455
480
462 457
54
2410
II
. 461
511
467
548
568
2555
0
521
465
421
443
480
2330
PIONEERS WHIP PILOTS
Portland (U.R) Lewis and
Clark, led by Caley Cook, down
ed Portland U. 91-40 in a col
legiate track and field meet yes
terday. Cook won the 100-yard
dash, low hurdles and the broad
jump.
Louisrille. Ky. (U.R) The
official price makers for Sat
urday'a Kentucky Darby put
an'odds-on 4 to 5 lag on big,
powerful Nashua today and
ruled Summer Tan the second
choice for the $152,500 spec
tacle at 2 to 1.
Quality Mkt.
Lubbers
Kyker
Ratty
Huston
Henderson
Handicap
Darling's
Olsen
Copeland
Boyd
Clave
McNeel
3
492
454
545
487
511
69
2558
Mail Tribune 1
Anderson 538
Monsey
Casey r
Liddell
Spaunhorst
455
512
444
545
2494
4
506
478
527
514
529
Bates Candy
Thompson
Grant
Gustison
Newland
Dixon
Handicap
2554
471
461
433
387
466
36
2257
C L Motors
Bollinger
Farrar
Abs.
Florey
Cannon
2 1st. Natl. Bank 2
509
551
423
572
519
2574
Dimick
Bennett
Nissen
Clark
Lane
Handicap
558
408
488
502
504
90
2550
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