Names of Drivers Child Guidance Clinic
Sunday. Jaau&ry 28, 1958
MEDFORD (ORESOIC) MAIL TRIBUNE SETOY
Wilh Suspended
Licenses Lisied
Salem The department of
motor vehicles has released
names ot 374 drivers whose
licenses were ordered sus
pended during the period be
ginning Jan. 13 and ending
Jan. 17.
Length of suspension varies,
depending on charges in
volved, recommendation of
court, discretionary action by
the department or require
ments of Oregon law. The de
partment said some of the
licenses involving financial
responsibility and court re
commendations may h a v
been reinstated after suspen
sion was ordered.
The department warned
drivers that the penalty for
driving while suspended is a
jail sentence of no less than
two days and up to six months
and there may be imposed a
fine up to $500. Under licens
ing procedures, this will also
result in an additional year
of suspension.
Those suspended in Jackson
county were:
Driving while suspended (Include!
ny conviction lor vioiauon m trai
fir laws.' involving operation o
motor vehicle, while driving privi
leges were under suspension)
I holts Ralph Lynn. 19. of 3401
North Pacific highway. Medford,
violation of basic rule. 1 year.
Driving while under Influence of
Intoxicatin liquor (Mandatory
suspension)
Daley. Richard Edward, 49, Mac
Arthur. Calif.. 90 days.
Lybrand. John Williams. 33. of
route 1 box 117. Ashland. 90 days
Stratton. Lewis Ace. 47, of 503
Oak St.. Medford. 90 days.
Vance. George Washington. 34. of
Longiew. Wash., suspended 90 days.
Discretionary Actin of Department
Bemis. Edwin John. 32. of 1808
Spring sit., Medford. failure to ap
pear for examination, 1 year.
Canode. Blanche Neff. 83. of 1718
Crown. Medford. failure to pass ex
amination. 1 year.
Cummlngs. Ray Lavonne, 21, of
Palm St., Medford. driving record,
JO davs.
Cribble. John Eli as 85. of 138
Kenwood ave.. Medford, failure to
appear for examination. 1 year.
Financial Responsibility (Failure
to show proof of financial respon-
(iblltyt
Brewold, Margaret Amy, 37, of
postoffice box 742. Central Point.
Burwell. Orval Franklin, 42. of
85 unman rd.. Medtord.
Carter. Chester Edward, 50, of
404 Western ave., Medford.
Croxton. Betty, route 2. box
S32-B. Central Point.
Lawson. Dee Earl. 87. of 515
Willamette. Medford.
Lucas. Robert Thomas. 75. of
Sll South Oakdale ave.. Medford
Miller. Raymond Eugene. 20, of
117 Fourth it., Ashland.
Rightmier. William Leslie, 19, of
box 393, Central Point.
Steege. Leonard Eugene, 24, of
401 East 12th St.. Medford.
Yorton. Glenn Hamilton, 50, post
office box 321. Phoenix.
High School Speech
Conference Slated
Ashland The ninth annual
High School Speech confer
ence will be held at Southern
Oregon college Jan. 31 and
Feb. 1, according to Leon
Mulling, associate professor
of speech.
There will be debate, ex
temporaneous speaking, ora
tory, impromptu speaking,
radio speaking and poetry
reading. Registration will be
from 1 to 1:45 p.m. Friday in
the Britt Student center. Fri
day night there will also be a
dinner for students attending.
More than 27 species of
mussels are found in Arkan
sas streams.
Receives Anonymous Gift
The Southern Oregon Child
Guidance clinic has received
an anonymous gift of $150 for
the . start of an endowment
fund, board members were
told at a meeting recently.
John A. Graff, treasurer,
said income from the endow
ment could be used for cur
rent expense, but the princi
pal should remain intact. At
torneys William Duhaime and
Richard Cottle, members of
the board, are making neces
sary legal arrangements so
the gift and others which will
put into the fund, will be ad
ministered properly.
Thomas Goff, new psychi
atric social worker for the
clinic, was introduced and
said he was available to be
of service to the board and
residents.
33 Miles Covered
By Vivian Fuchs
McMurdo, Antarctica HP)
British expedition leader Dr.
Vivian Fuchs reported by
radio Saturday he had cover
ed 33 miles in the first day of
his trelc from the South Pole
to Scott base.
Fuchs said the temperature
was 20 degrees below zero and
a brisk, 20 mile-an-hour wind
was drifting the snow.
He said the surface was
somewhat soft but he expects
to step up his speed to 40
miles a day. He is using only
snow tractors, having left at
the South Pole the two dog
teams and sledges that he took
on the first half of his trans
Antarctic trek. ,
Up to Saturday night the
weather at McMurdo still was
too poor to permit two U.S.
Navy Neptunes to fly to the
South Pole to - get the dog
teams.
Heavy Fog More
Than Normal Here
The number of occurences
of heavy fog in the Rogue
valley this winter is more
than normal, but less than
the record number for No
vember, December and Janu
ary, the weather bureau re
ported Friday.
So far this winter, there
have been 44 occurences of
heavy fog. The average is 32.
Fog is considered heavy when
visibility is a ejuarter-mile or
less. Heavy fog is reported
whether it remains all day or
only a few 'minutes during
the day.
During November, 1957,
there were 14 occurences,
compared to an average of 9,
and the record of 17, in No
vember, 1956.
Last month, there were 16
days in which heavy fog was
reported. The greatest num
ber was 23 in December, 1956,
and the average is 13. So far
this month, there have been
14 heavy fogs, four more than
the average for January. The
record for the full month is
17, reported in 1931.
Mrs. Warren Wolf submit
ted her resignation from the
board, and Dr. Brandt Bar-
tels and Mrs. John Bohnert,
cochairmen of the nominating
committee, are considering
new members for the board
who will be elected at the an
nual meeting in April.
Dr. A. Erin Merkel. admin
istrator of the clinic, reported
on a survey he made compar
ing support procedures for
child guidance clinics in oth
er counties of the state. He
said the Southern Oregon
Child Guidance clinic support
came from several sources
and that community support
was greater in Jackson coun
ty than In other counties re
porting.
The clinic provides both
diagnostic and actual treat
ment for children with emo
tional problems. Besides Goff,
Dr. Harry Danielsop., psychi
atrist, and Dr. Harold Dick-
man, psychologist, are associa
ted with the clinic.
Milk Prices Drop
In Illinois Area
Moline, 111. (IP) Retail
milk prices tumbled Saturday
from the usual 41 cents a half
gallon to nine cents in the
quad-city area of Rock Island,
Moline and East Moline, 111.,
and Davenport, Iowa.
A price cut by a grocery
chain Wednesday apparently
set off the price war. One
store was reported to have of
fered a half-gallon of milk
free with a $5 order of groc
eries.
Th managers of most stores
said they expected that prices
would return to normal Mon
day. Meanwhile, there was no
limit on purchases and cust
omers stocked up oi milk.
However, one shipper re
flected a widely-expressed
view when he said, "I wish
it were meat prices that Svere
falling; meat can be stored
easier for longer than milk.
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14 Influenza Cases
Reported in County
Fourteen cases of influenza
were reported in Jackson I
county during the week end
ing Jan. 24, according to the
county health department.
Six cases were reported in
Ashland, four in Shady Cove,
three in Medford and one in
Phoenix, according to Dr. A.
Erin Merkel, county health
physician. Eight cases of
mumps, five in Medford, two
in Ashland and one in Talent,
were reported last week.
There were four pneumonia
cases reported in Medford
and one in Butte Falls. Four
cases of measles, two impeti
go, one strep throat, 'two
scalp ringworm and one tu-
berculosis also were, reported.
Two cases of scarlet fever
were reported last week.
Opportunities for
Nurses Available
Harold Jaffery, acting man
ager of the Veteran's Admin
istration Domiciliary, camp
White, said that increased op
nortunities for advanced edu-
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cation and training now are
offered nurses by v eterans ad
ministration.
The opportunities include
leave and financial assistance
to selected nurses for attend
ing universities. In addition
to in-service training for man
agement and supervisory pos
itions, hospital training in
nursing specialties, orienta
tion program for alj nurses
entering VA, and opportunity
to attend nursing institutes,
and workshops throughout the
nation, are offered, he said.
Vacancies for nursing posi
tions are throughout the VA
hospital medical program. Ad
ditional information may be
obtained from the Personnel
Officer of the Veteran's ad
ministration Domiciliary, at
Camp White.
BORN, DID TOGETHER
South Shields, England (IPI
David Rcay and his wife
Mary, who were born on the
same day, were cremated to
gether Thursday. Both were
born June 19, 74 years ago.
They died within three hours
of each other last week after
both suffered strokes at their
home here.
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