EIGHT MTDFORD (OHEGOTT) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. August SO. 1937
HILTS
Severci Visitors Listed
My MRS. M. F. GAVIN
Hills Recent visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Whittaker and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Whitaker and
children, Sandy and Kerry o.'
Magna, Utah. j
The Rev. and Mrs. Donald
Rum nl Riverside are visiting1
at the S. S. Bar Ranch with is
brothers and their families and
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter of
Medford visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith and
family Sunday and Monday.
Recent guests at the Victor
Van de Weghe home were Mr.
and Mrs. Orris Wolff and son
of Myrtle Creek, and Mrs. Anna
Wolff of Central Point. They
were en route to San Mateo,
Calif., where they will visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Stickney and daughters.
Groves went on a picnic on top
of the Siskiyou mountains on
Sunday.
Miss Cheryl Potucek of Med
ford, was a week end guest of
Miss Marilyn Thompson.
' Mrs. Francis Gwinn returned
: home Monday after spending
i three weeks in San Francisco
; with relatives.
Frank Ward of Hornbrook
nd John Barbera were dinner
quests Friday, Aug. 23 of Mr.
and Mrs. Donivan Ward.
Sirs. Harvey Frye and sons
are visiting in Susanville with
tcunda and relatives.
Vicky Van de Weghe visited
a the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L.i!and Stickney In Medford
last week.
William and Sam Dutro of
1'iarysville visited friends her
rfent'y. Both men were former
reddents of this community.
trudy tnd Teresa Brown of
Gold Hill were recent guests of
their grcndparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank. A-?is
Mr. snd lLn. Doug Whittaker
Ttsited reetslly In S?;amento.
Among tl;os exhibiting horses
t th Siskiyou County fair the
week iKr.ri of Aua 16. 17, and 18
wer 'Mr. and Mss. Walter Wre
den and Mr. and Mrs. Rod How
rton of ihe Mt. Crest Ranch
.snd Mr. ard Vrs. Evan Maupin
of the S. S. Bar Ranrt.
Miss Rfl.ln Frisch of San
Francisco visited sevesoS days
last week at the home of Jan
Smith. Her parent, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Frisch, and Tony &nd
Susan, are spending their vaca
tion at the home of Mrs. Frisch'
parents, Mr. and Mm. C. A.
Baumgartner in Yre'r.a.
Mrs. Harry Burns recently
entertained with a birthday din
ner in honor of her husband's
birthday. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Burns and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
On Aug. 15, the bridge club
drove to the home of Mrs. Mal
com Robinson near Montague
where they had a potluck lunch
eon honoring the birthdays of
Mrs. Evan Maupin, Mrs. Ernest
Spannaus, and Mrs. Frank
Ohlund and the wedding anni
versary of Mrs. Art Blanchard.
Each. lady received a gift from
the club members.
Playing bridge in addition to
those mentioned above were
Mrs. William Wiley. Mrs. Al
Simmen, Mrs. Frank Graves and
Mrs. M. G. King. Prizes were
warded to Mrs. Al Simmen for
high schore, Mrs. Evan Maupin,
second high, and Mrs. M. G.
King, low.
Birthday cake was served to
all present at the close of the
bridge game.
Mrs. Rodney Eastman and
daughter, Paula, returned home
Saturday after a week's vaca
tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marius De Meyer In Eureka.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeAvllla
and children of Yreka accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank
COURT RECORDS
MUNICIPAL
Duana McKlnlay Rom. foHowinf to
loe. 110 bail.
Nina Fay Fiihar. violation of baaie
nil. $10 bail.
Mary Vermco GitlUand. violation of
baic rule, $10 bail.
Thomas Earl Merit, dlaobayad atop
aicn. S3 bail.
Joyce Lee Whitlock. operation ve
hicle at night without lighta, $2 50
bail
Charles Edson Henry, violation of
basic rule, 510 bail.
Evarett Ray Blake, violation of
basic rule. S10 bail.
Dale Onie Franki, dlaobeyad traf
fic siroal, 93 bail.
Mabel Alyce Harmon, disobeyed
atop gn, $3 bail .
DISTRICT TOl'RT
Clayton Randolf Brown, violation
ba.c rule. $15.
Kenneth Lewis Cardin, overload,
SS3.
Lee Rov Hancock Jr., failure to
transfer title. Sin
Robin O. Hedrepath. overheight,
SI."..
Joe Angelo Prudente. no PUC per
mit. S!.v
Charles Leroy Burdett. truck speed
Inc. sis.
Harry Jamea Vanderwarker, over
hcieht. Sis
Jerry Dwavne Stewarts llleffa! pos
eession of intoxicating liquor, $53.
C1RCIIT COIRT
Edith G Smith vs. Roger G, Smith,
divorce complaint.
MXRMAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
J. Bradley Mnrrla. 128 Mistletoe
at.. Medford. and Carol Ann Lewis,
Eueene.
Robert Eugene Beck. Los Angeles.
Calif., and Barbara Marie Loporchio.
Los Angeles
Daily's U-Drive
Medford Airport
The Hilts Volunteer Fire de
partment held their annual pic
nic at the Community grove
Sunday, Aug. 25. A picnic
lunch furnished by the organi
zation was served at 2 p.m.
Various chance games and
stunta furnished the entertain
ment for the afternoon Another
highlight was a Softball game
between the men and women,
the women winning by a large
margin. The movie, "State Fair"
was shown at the new Commu
nity h all at the center in the
evening with dancing following
the movie.
M.ny out-of-town friends and
relatives and former residents
of this community attended the
picnic.
U. S. Eases Curbs
On Goods fo Polish
Washington W The
United States has made a new
effort to shore up the shaky
economy of Poland by easing
curbs on export of civilian
goods to the Communist nation.
The decision Wednesday was
in line with President Eisen
hower's pledge last February to
assist Poland or any other na
tion which seeks "to assert its
sovereignty against Russian
domination."
It followed' a recently con
cluded agreement under which
the U.S. will provide Poland
with &5 million dollars worth of
credits and farm surpluses.
Like the new relaxation of ex
port controls, the loan agree
ment was designed to aid Po
land steer a somewhat more in
dependent course of Russia by
bolstering its domestic economy.
NEEDS ELEVATOR SHOES
Hollywood W Irish
"Sheena" McCalla, blonde ama-zon-type
actress who stands six
feet tall in low shoes, says the
long and short of her latest film
is that she quit. "The leading
man they had for me was five
inches shorter than I am." she
said. "I don't mind playing
comedy, but this was supposed
to be a serious picture."
A
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FOURTH NUCLEAR SUB The atomic submarine
"Swordfish," the U. S. Navy's fourth nuclear-powered
underwater vessel, hits the water after sliding down the
ways into the Piscataqua River, Portsmouth, N. H.
Chicago (TP) Florian Pie
karski's attempt to catch a bird
with his hand led to a bump in
the bush. Piekarski was treated
for a head cut when he fell head
first into a bush while climbing
to recover a stray para-
a tree
keet.
HOLD MOURNING MASS
Warsaw OPI The news
paper Zycie Warszawy said to
day a Roman Catholic mcurning
Mass will be held Saturday for
seven Polish naval officers "in
nocently killed" in 1948 and
1949 by the Communist regime.
Is That So?
Jy IUGENE BURNS
Rangar-Naruralist
Difference in size between
males and females of the same
species of warm-blooded ani
mals may be enormous when
they become adults even though
they may be the name size as
litter mates.
In the fur-bearing seal of
Alaska, this differ-aue is per
haps greatest: the bull may
weigh upward of 600 pounds
while his small mate seldom ex
ceeds 90. And he, the lazy oaf,
makes only a short migratory
run from the Pribilof Islands
to the Alaskan mainland, while
she, the small female, swims
3,000 south to winter with her
young.
The Walrus cow, basking on
the beautiful blue-whit Ice
floe, weighs nearly a ton to her
ponderous mate's 3,000 pounds.
However, no hard and fast rule
can be made with aquatic mam
mals. With other species of
seals, females may even out
weigh males. But this must -be
remembered: In water, weight
becomes nonexistent, really.
They float.
Buoyancy Explains
This buoyancy explains why
some aquatic marnals can give
birth to such huge offspring.
All that the aquatic mother
need is elasticity to accom
modate the huge bulk of her un
born pup which in the sperm
whale may attain one-third the
size of its mother and weigh
up to 25,000 pounds.
With the exception of the cot
tontail ra'cait and jack rabbit
(more accurately a hare), the
earth-bound female who is
larger than the mature male
is exceedingly rare. Seldom
does the female approach the
male's size. With the coati mun
di, weasel, mink, and fisher, the
male may be almost twice the
weight of the mature famale.
However, there are two mam-
mals, at least, that come to mind
in which male and female Is al
most, indistinguishable except
to the expert In both size and
appearance the nine-banded
armadillo and beaver look alike.
As for the latter it grows like
a fish. It has the unique quali
ty among mamals of never ceas
ing to grow throughout Its life
time. (Released by McClura
Newspaper Syndicate)
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