Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1958, Image 8

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    MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforcJ, Ore., '
8 Thursday, May 15. 3958
Oregon Beef
Council Urged
By Cattlemen
Ontario IP) Establish- j
ment of an Oregon beef coun- i
cil was urged Wednesday at j
the closing session of the '
Oregon Cattlemen's associa
tion convention here.
Oregon cattlemen recently
turned down a beef commis
sion in a referendum. A big
difference between the pro
posed council and the com
mission is that the .latter
would require cattleman pay j
a 10 -cent per h e a d ' assess- j
ment on cattle sold. The coun
cil calls for a voluntary fi
nancing plan of 10 cents per
head.
Three cents of the 10 cents
would go to the National Live
stock and Meat Board and the
rest for promotion and mar
keting of Oregon beef.
Cattlemen also urged con
tinuance of the current bru
cellofis eradication program.
In another resolution they
called for formation of a cat
tle feeders organization to be
set up under auspices of the
Oregon Cattleman's associa
tion. They said the cattle feed
ing industry was expanding
in Oregon and producers and
feeders share many of the
same problems.
The group meets at Red
mond this fall with the 1959
convention in Portlands
George Russell of Vale
was re-elected president. Oth
er officers include Kent Ma
grauder, Clatskanie, reelect
ed first vice president; Priday
Holmes, Terrebonne; Joe Oli
ver, John Day; and John Nor
tham, Eugene, and Verne Col
vin, Irru&ha, reelected second
vice presidents, and Don Schu
macher, Silver Lake, to suc
ceed Ray Stanfield of Paisley
as a second vice president as
Stanfield is moving to anoth
er state.
Ed Coles and Jerry Breese,
both of Prineville, were reap
pointed secretary and treas
urer respectively.
Swedish Prince
Visits Portland
Portland (IP) Prince Bertil
of Sweden arrived here Wed
nesday afternoon in the offi
cial car of Gov. Albert Rosel
lini of Washington.
Escorting him from Tacoma
in the governor's car was
Washington State Patrol Sgt.
Don Daniels, known as an
excellent driver. But driving
the big car as it pulled up to
the Multnomah Hotel in down
town Portland was Prince
Bertil. Sgt. Daniels disclosed
that the prince had driven
all the way from Tacoma. Said
the sergeant: "He's a marvel
ous driver."
The 46-year-old bachelor
prince had no trouble staying
on the right side of the road,
although vehicles drive on
the left side in Sweden.
Prince Bertil was presented
with a bouquet of yellow
roses by Judy Frykman,
daughter of Swedish Vice
Consul Malcolm Frykman,
and a box of red roses for
his garden in Stockholm by
Hubert Goode and Arthur
Carlson of the Royal Rosari
ans. Portland booster group.
The prince was guest of
honor at a reception, banquet
and ball in the Rose Bowl
room of the Multnomah Hotel l
Wednesday night. . He was
scheduled to motor to Salem
today for luncheon with Gov.
and Mrs. Robert D. Holmes.
He was due to leave for San
Francisco at 6:05 p.m. today.
Episcopal Diocese
Bishop Consecrated
San Francisco (IF D e a n
James A. Pike, one of the
nation's best-known church
men, today was consecrated
bishop of the Episcopal Dio
cese of California in a color
ful ceremony at Grace Ca
thedral atop Nob Hill.
Presiding Episcopal Bishop
Henry Knox Sherrill per
formed the rites making Pike,
a former attorney and pro
fessed athiest, a bishop. Co
consecrators were Bishop
; Horace W. B. Donegan, of
' New York, and retired Bishop
; of California Edward Lambe
Parsons.
. - Pike, who last Sunday left
'his position as dean of St.
?John the Divine Cathedral in
New York after six years,
was elected early this year
; to become coadjutor to Bishop
;Karl Morgan Block of the
r California Diocese. Next De-
cember he will succeed Block
; as head of the diocese.
; Bishop Block, who has been
2 ill for several months, was
j unable to attend today's cere-
mony. .
'AIDE DIES"
! Washington HP) Richard
tp. Heppner, 49, deputy assist-
ant secretary of defense for
international security affairs,
died Wednesday. ,
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$1188
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