TEH MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, May 7. 1957
T
TAKING off at Cape Cana
veral, Fla., Navy rocket
reaches altitude of 120 miles
in second test of earth satel
lite vehicle. It reached speed
of 3500 mph. (International)
Tighter Migrant
Worker Rules Urged
Portland (U.R) State La
bor Commissioner Norman Nil
sen today recommended a stif
fening of standards for migrant
labor camps in Oregon.
The recommendations to Gov.
Robert Holmes followed an in
vestigation last week into a
Clackamas county situation aft
er workers had been evicted
and were cared for by welfare
authorities.
Nilsen suggested that closer
liasion should be maintained be
tween states "so that, people will
not come to Oregon expecting
to be employed when jobs are
non-existent, only to become
wards of the state of welfare
agencies."
He also said he had talked
with growers and suggested es
tablishment of a "code of ethics
which would include that all
members comply with the labor,
health and other laws pertain
ing to their operations."
PROSPECT
Cub Scouts Receive Awards
By GENEIL SPRUILL
Prospect Dar Bevens, Cub
Scoutmaster, presented 15
awards to Cub Scouts April 27
at the Prospect Community hall.
Presentations were made to Gor
don Jantzer, Monte Chapman,
Joe Robinson, Gary Shaw, Andy
Maurer, Robert McCollum, Jerry
Chapman, Terry Parton, Ernie'
Seter, DeWayne Wilson, Rex
Boothby, Arthur Andresen, and
Thad Bedingfield. Bobcat awards
were presented to Larry Reyn
olds and Bruce Winterhalder.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Younger who
have resided the past three years
in Prospect have returned to
their home in Medford.
Monte Reing, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Reing, who . is in
the Navy, is spending a i5-day
leave at the hime of his parents
at Cascade Gorge.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cleven
berg returned to their home
April 28 after spending the past
three months traveling in Mex
ico, Florida and Connecticut.
Mrs. B. N. Houghton, Mrs. Leo
Hoag, Mrs. John Davidson and
James H. Grieve attended the
church convention at Eugene.
Terence Frichette of Yakima,
Wash., a student at Northwestern
Christian college at Eugene, was
guest speaker at the Cascade
Gorge Christian church Sunday
May 5.
The Home Extension unit will
meet Wednesday, May 8, at the
home of Mrs. Archie McKillop at
at 10:30 a.m. A potluck luncheon
will be served. Mrs. Paul Doe
and Mrs. Clarence Hedgepeth
will present the project "Reup
holstering kitchen or dining
room chairs with foam rubber
and plastics."
Bob Culver, former Prospect
resident, left Saturday for Fair-
DanKs, Alaska. He will return
later for his family.
Girl Scouts
Cave Junction More than
50 Girl Scout adult leaders and
committeewomen attended the
Rogue Valley Area overnight
training session Friday and Sat
urday at the new Girl Scout
camp near Grayback park.
Instructions in camping skills,
outdoor cooking, patrol work,
lashing and tent pitching were
given by Mrs. Lois Baker, Mrs
Lois Moulton, and other Scout
directors.
Troop leaders received quali
fications during the training pe
riod, which will enable them to
take their troops to the Camp-
oree in June and on other over
night camps.
STORY OF DEFEAT
New York U.R) Sen. John
Kennedy (D-Mass.) explained to
the Overseas Press Club Mon-
Hav nipht how he lost the 1956
Democratic vice presidential
namination. Taking his cue from
last Saturdays Kentucky Derby
Kennedv said: "I stood up in the
saddle, and Sen. Estes Kefauver
put a big nose between me and
the 688 votes."
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123 W. Maia Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston
and family have gone to Los An-
geies where they will make their
home.
Roller skating for grade school
pupils is held the second and
fourth Tuesdays each month
under the supervision of Eldon
Bean at the Community hall.
The Prospect Lions are spon
soring the play, "You Can't Take
It With You," by Moss Hart and
George Kauff man. The play will
be presented at the new high
school gym May 17 at 8 p.m.
The young people of the Cas
cade Gorge Christian church
served a ham dinner at the Com
munity club Sunday, April 28,
for the congregation and friends.
The dinner was prepared and
served under the supervision of
Mrs. Harold Anthony. About 60
people attended.
won second prize in the "tall
tale" contest sponsored by Pap
py Coleman on KBES-TV.
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole
and family were Mrs. E. C. Ross
and daughter, Peggy, of Central
Point, and Ralph Kipher of Fort
Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Paul Struck won second
prize in the KBOY letter men
tion contest. Mrs. Struck's hobby
is contests. She has won more
than 1,000 contests. Mrs. Struck
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Mr. and Mrs. Eldon (Stub)
Bean are parents of a son born
April 28. He has been named
Randy Lee Bean.
Child Falls 75 Feet
Info Well; Bruised
Patrick Springs, Va. U.R)
Little Susan Ehmann today had
only a bruise and a cut to show
for her fall 75 feet to the bot
tom of a dry well.
The 16-month-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Ehmann
was rescued within an hour aft
er she apparently pushed aside
boards covering the abandoned
well and fell in.
Her brother, Pat, 3, called
their grandmother, who flagged
passing motorists. A man went
down the well on a rope and
was pulled out with the baby
by other rescuers.
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Shake Mill Bought -
By Bridgeview Man
Cave Junction A shake mill
on Rough and Ready flats, for
merly known as "Casco War
Products," has been purchased,
by Earl James of Bridgeview,
who moved it this week to a
new location on the Takilma rd.
Former owner is Carl Spieth, an
Illinois Valley real estate man.
The mill, which is to go into
production immediately, will be
operated by James, with the as
sistance of one or two employ
ees. He plans to enlarge his out
put of cedar products by adding
a portable mill which will make
box shook, battery stock and
sawed fence posts.
As it now stands the mill is
geared only for Hollywood
shakes, but the portable rig is
expected within the next two
weeks.
FARM FIRE WARNING
Champaign, 111. (U.R) Three
fourths of all fire damage to
farm buildings is due to some
construction fault that careful
inspection could have uncovered,
a University of Illinois farm
safety specialist said.
BETTER CHECK THOSE FOOTPRINTS Mixed-up year old twins Jane Ann ana Joan
Betty pose a perplexing problem for Mrs. Clayton Furton of Detroit and the rest of
her 11 children. A week ago the twins identification bracelets came off and now no
one in the family can tell who's who. Working on the problem are, left to right, front
row: Joyce, 11, Jeri Gay, 9, Jean, 8, Judy Ann, 7, and Janet Sue, 5. Back row: Jimmy,
13, John, 4, and Joey. 12. Mrs. Furton is holding Jackie Lynn. 2.
NO LUCK
Hartford, Conn. (UP.) Water
engineer Alexander Markus
complained that visitors to the
filter plant polluted the sew
age system. He said the visitors
thossed coins for good luck into
the system, thus clogging mach
inery and polluting the water.
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