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Sunday, July 22. 1958 ,
Former Residents Are Pictured in Magazine! Bill Authorizes
WEATHER
By United Prrt
Nothern California: Fair Sun
day but scattered afternoon and
evening thunderstorms in the Si
erra Nevada and fog on the coast.
Cooler north interior Sunday.
NATO YOUTH MEET
Paris lU.R) The second f
annual North Atlantic Treaty
Organization youth conference
opens here Monday. Youth
group leaders from the 15 NATO
nations will attend the five-day
meeting.
Mrs. Helen Ashley,
Underwood Are New
In Footlighters Play
Logging Accident
Fatal to Youth
Former residents of Central j editor of the maeazine, entitled
Tule Lake District
Point and Medford now living
in Rodeo, Calif., are pictured in
the current issue of National
"Boom on San Francisco Bay."
b cL' r i i Washington UP' The Sen
Repair Snip Destroyed i . . j
. . . j ate passed Saturday and sent to
By Fire Friday Night j ,he white House a bill authoriz-
Wilbur. Ore 5 A P-year- Geographic Magazine.
Id boy was killed about a mile ; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ben-
Eugene l',e; Fire of un-!;nB the Secretary of Interior to
Dad linn Sunday Classified i at
at noon Saturday.
nor'h'Aest of here Friday after
noon v'nn the driver of a log
sine truck in which he was a
amm's children, Nicky, John
iv. and Hiedi. are shown look-
known origin caused damage
es'imated between $10,000 and
S1.V000 to the Munell and Sher
iil Logging Machinery and
Equipment Co. hers Friday
night.
The flames swept through the
machinery repair shop, leaving
it nearly a total loss, and caus
ed further damage from heat
and smoke to stocks of logging
equipment and supplies in the
main part of the building.
The building was less than
one vear old.
make a repayment contract for
irrigation works with the Tule
Lake Irrigation District in Cali
fornia. The bill clears the way for
a contract to guarantee repay
ment of the federal investment
in irrigation features on the Tule
Lake Division of the Klamath
Reclamation Project. The con
tract will compromise a dispute
over whether revenues from
public land leases or water users
under the project should pay
project costs.
Ear! Uro-rwiv. employed
Carade Vivi Prnrhir. and .
Mm. Helen Aehly. secretary at!
the Roge Valley Memorial hoc
pita, arp fv.o mr.re npwrimpr
to the Mdford Fooi'.'Eb'er 1
Bntn wi'l play ro" in ' Late
Love." Meriford Foo'lighters .
came to Orf'.n frr,:n Billing.
Mont . in 1iC livir? firU a'
Ahlard a-.d t-.en Mdford.
High School Playi
Her fage experience, like l"n
rierwo'ifi s a;',rri irns'.iv in
high school plays. b-:t extruded
Dr. GeorgeS. Jennings III
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Has opened His Practice at . . .
HAWTHORNE OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC
41 Hawthorne St.
Office-Phone 3-4595 Res.-Phone 3-5938
passer.zer lost control and the '. Crouch a glass display con
truck roi'ed down a steep hill. ' tainer at Hawaiian fishes at th
crashing into trees at the s.de of S'einhart aquarium in San Fran
the road.
Victim was Johnny Ray Phil
he. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Psoff t,i Wilbur. Driver of the
Cisco. Mrs. Benjamin is the form
er Miss Peggy Comm. daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Grover Corum.
30 Willamffe ave., Medford.
The picture appears in an
article by Franc S'nor. assistant
through four years. She took truck was Billy Hienman and
part in both spoken and musical the hoy jumped from the truck
productions. Later she played a ' before it crashed, but apparently
small part in a civic theater pro- the rear wheels of the truck
riuction in Roundup. Mont., be- passed over the boy s body.
Powers classified the death as
a woods fatality, the county's
tore coming to Oregon. Dm;
as County Coroner Jim tenth for the year.
MRS. HELEN ASHLEY
Playj Sarah
lummer show which will open
Tuesday, July 24. at the Fair
grounds theater for a five night
run .
Undti wood, cast a Graham
Colby, the author, is a profes
sional writer in rrai life, having
had short stories published in
New Voices, a permabook an
thology, and in American Van
fx
EARL UNDERWOOD
Fooilighten Newcomer
guard, a hard cover anthology.
He has television scripts with a
publisher and is currently work
ing on a novel.
Stags Experience
His actual stage experience
wai confined to high school pro
duction, he said, when he took
parts in several plays at Harper
and Vale High schools.
During World War II he serv
ed with the Merchant Marine,
spending six years at sea. dur
ing which time he visited 27
foreign lands. He scent three
years in New York City at the
New School for Social Besearch
on a scholarship. He came to
Medford two years ago.
Mrs. Ashley, who plays the
Tole of Sarah, the prescient
familv maid in "Late Love,"
Eagle Point Club
Sets Fishing Trip
Eagle Point The Eagle Point
Lions club will sponsor a deep
spa fishing trip at Crescent City.
Calif., Sunday. July 29. Two
boats have been reserved for the
outing, club officials said.
This is the second year the
club has sponsored a deep-sea
fishing trip, proceeds from
hich will be used for Lions
club projects.
The trip is open to anyone
wishing to go. club officials
twid. and reservations may be
made by contacting Jake Olson
at O'snn's Confectionery in
Eagle Point. Those wishing to go
may discuss transportation with
Olson.
In Michigan, a person is nev
er more than six miles from a
lake or stream. Michigan has
11.037 inland lakes and 36,350
miles of streams.
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