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cf Iwiiigln wgj be conferred
by Talisman lode. Knights of
Pythias, upon a Qass of Es
quires at a meeting at 8 p.m.
Monday, June 9. A buiftt
lunch willhe served following
the ceren.riies, according to
Roland G. Beach, master of
work.
Drivers Cited Gerald
Allen Vice, 527 Barnes ave.,
was cited for failure to yield
right-of-way Friday following
a collision on South Mooc
ave., involving his car and a
sedan operaUQQbf James
Allen Browning, 700 Park
Place No. 5, city police re-
. ported. Lillian Hammersley,
Ashland, was cited for fc$ow-
: ing too close after lr car was
involved in a collision Friday
at North Riverside and Stew
fjt ave., witft cars driven by
Carroll G. Zachary. Talent,
and Ke&on D. Mayfield,
Cave Junction.
Births
GRIEVE To Mr. and Mrs
James, box V&, Prospect,
June 5. 1958, boy, 8 lbs., at
Kogue Valley hospital.
HANSEN To Mr. and Mrs
Calvin, 511 West Jackson st.,
Medford, June 7, 1958, boy,
6'i lbs., at Rogue Valy hos
pital.
GRIFFITHS To Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas, 518 Benson st.,
Medford, June 7, Q958, girl.
6V4Mbs., atU Rogue Valley
hospital.
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rFESTON To. ME. sfcd
Mrs. William Goldsmii, 1417
6, 1955, boy, 7 lbs., at Sa-
. cred Heart hospital.
VERSCilOOR To Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Jake, 2897 Hill-
crest dr., Medford, June 7,
1958. boy, lbs., at Sacred
Heaft pspit
CWILLIAMS To Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Elmo, post off $e
box 597, Sunny Valley, Ore.,
June 7, i$58, girl, Ilk lbft, at
gacred Heart hospital.
REEDY To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene, route 1, box 93, Tal
ent Jung 6, 195$ boy, 83A
IbsT at Rogue Valley hospital.
MEDLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
William, 4069 South Pacific
highway, Medford, June 6,
1958, boy, 10 lbs., at Rogue
Valley hospital.
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P.umsiaje Sale Phoenix
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rummage sale Tuesday, June
10, at the Fehl building from
9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Hubcep Taken Three
lbcaps valued at S30 were
reported stolen Friday night
from a convertible owned by
Fred James Warner, 503
Maple st., according to Med-
ford police. ' ' '
Tonsillectomy Gregory
Jones, 6-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Jones, 507 Ore
gon Terrace, Medford, under
went a tonsillectomy at Rogue
Valley hospital Friday, the
hospital reported.
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Granddaughter Mr. and
Mrs. R. Ward Bebb of Modes
to", Calif., are the parents of a
daughter born June 2.. The
baby was named Barbara Ann
and weighed 7 pounds. She is
a granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Royal Bebb, 528 South
Grape st.
ftSews About
Servicemen
KOME OK LEAVE
Sgt. Dale M, Cullips,. route
1, box 153, Talent, is home on
leave from the First Marine
division. He will leave July
26 for Okinawa, where he will
be stationed . for two years
as an instructor in amphibious
tractors.
Sgt. Cullips, who has been
stationed in Japan, recently
completed a goodwill cruise
through the Middle East. Any
one wishing information re
garding the Marine Corps or
is interested in an enlistment
is invited by Sgt. Cullips to
call at his home. , '
STUMM PROMOTED
Lt. (j.g.) Ernest A. Stamm,
USN," son of Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest A. Stamm, 20 South
Peach st., has been promoted
to lieutenant. " - '
Lt. and Mrs. Stamm make
their home in San Diego;
where he is a Navy aviator
flying the FJ-4B "Fury" light
attack aircraft. He is a 1954
graduate of the U. S. Naval
academy.
- Mrs. Stamm is the former
Ruth Ann Kleppisch, Collins
ville. 111.
4MZD COMMANDER
Cadet Paul R. Eckel, Med
ford, has been named com
mander of the Air Force Re
serve Officers Training Corps
at Brigham Young university
for the school year 1958-59,
according to Col. Barnett S.
Allen, chairman of the depart
ment of air science.
Cadet Eckel, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul O. Eckel, is a
junior majoring in marketing.
He plays guard on the varsity
football team. He assumed
command of the cadet corps
last week at a leadership
training laboratory.
The planet Venus, Earth's
closest neighbor, perpetually
veils its face beneath a sea of
clouds. At intervals of about
a year and a half, Venus
draws close to Earth and be
comes the evening star,
bright enough to cast a
shadow.
MYSTERY
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CLUB
NEWS
Griffin Creek Cooking Club
Meeting was called to order
June 3 by our president,
Christine Helman. We all
gave the pledge. Then after
the business was adjourned
we had our projects. One of
our projects was about the
proper storage of meats and
how-to make hamburger pat
ties and how to wrap sand
wiches. :We also learned how
to wash dishes correctly. Then
the meeting was adjourned.
.Karen Hugdahl,
Reporter
Motor Pool Will
Consolidate Cars
Salem (UPI) Passenger
vehicles owned by the state
in the Portland area will be
sonsolidated into a motor pool
July 1, State Finance Director
John F. Richardson an
nounced Saturday.
The Portland motor pool
was approved by the state
legislature last year.
Location of the pool is at
South West Fourth and hall
streets near the state office
building. Storage, servicing
and dispatching facilities for
about 125 vehicles will be in
cluded. Williams Named
Association Head
Salem (UPI) State High
way Engineer W. C. Williams
was elected president of the
Western Association of State
Highway Officials as the as
sociation concluded Its week
long annual conference at
Salt Lake City Friday.
Williams, who has served
as secretary and vice-president
of the association, presided
this year over the general ses
sion, during which the ex
panded federal aid highway
program was dicussed.
The meeting was attended
by Highway Commissioners
Milo K. Mclver, Robert B.
Chessman and Kenneth Frid
ley. The human tear gland,
lachrymal, is about the size of
an almond.
The Medical
by
Super-Voltage Rays Helpful
In Cancer
At a recent medical meet
ing in Houston, Dr. Gilbert
Fletcher reported that some
of the new su
p e r - voltage
x - rays and
other forms of
radiation have
been giving
e x c ellent re-
' suits in the
t r e atment of
c e r tain can
cers. In a se
ries of 74
cases in which the patient had
a cancer either in the back of
his throat or r in his mouth,
70 per cent of the lumps were
destroyed, whereas with the
old type of treatment only
33 per cent were destroyed.
Already, the two-year sur
vival rate of patients has al
most doubled. Quite a few
patients with cancer of the
bladder or with an inoperable
cancer of the neck of the
womb have been saved 'with
the new powerful rays.
Cholesterol in
Arterial Disease
. At Harvard, a team of doc
tors has discovered a new and
possibly very fruitful method
of studying the influence of
cholesterol and pther fat-like
substances on arteries. They
have grown cells from the
human aorta (the large artery
that comes out of the heart)
in cultures, and then have
modified these cultures by
adding cholesterol to the nu
trient medium. This choles
terol did much harm. Then
linolenic acid, such as is found
in vegetable oils, was added,
and the culture became al
most normal - again. When
stearic acid, which is found
in animal fats, was added,
there was a deposition of
much fatty substance among
the growing cells.
The results of these experi
ments tend to reinforce the
clinical studies which indicate
that unsaturated linolenic
acid, added to a diet, tends
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HILTS
Student Receives Honors
BY MRS. M. FCAVIN ; ;
"Hilts Wendell Snooks, a
senior at Yreka High school,
was chosen student of the
year by the Yreka Rotary
club during a luncheon in the
Yreka Inn.
He was given an engraved
wrist watch.
Snooks won an award cer
tificate in the National Merit
Foundation scholarship exam
ination earlier this year. He
also was awarded the Bank
of America certificate award
in science. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Snooks.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson was
hostess to a Stanley party at
her home Wednesday, May 28.
Demonstrator was Mrs. Gwen
Stockdale of Central Point.
Other guests were Mrs. .Wil
liam Smith, Mrs. Francis
Gwin, Mrs. Bob Burns, Mrs.
Don Wilcox, Mrs. Mary Cash,
and Mrs. Sam Cook of Ash
land and Mrs. E. E. Gibson of
Dead Indian rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Simmen
and children were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Simmen in San Ramon.
Mrs. Donivan Ward and
daughter, Gayel, accompa
nied by Frank Ward of Horn
brook visited in the Gilchrist
home . in Klamath Falls re
cently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haynes
spent Memorial day weekend
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.-Freddie
Haynes and, children in Red
ding. Mrs. Elizabeth Maguire ac
companied Dr. and Mrs. W.
L. Kleaver of Yreka to Ander
son recently where they were
guests of Kleaver's mother,
Mrs. Margaret Weston, sister
of Mrs. Maguire, who has been
visiting in Scott Valley, re
turned home with Mrs. Ma
guire. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eastwood
of Oxnard were recent guests
of their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kunkel.
Dave Sage, Art Hartman
and John Roseburg recently
attended the game between
the San Francisco Giants and
Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
to lower the amount of appar
ently hurtful cholesterol in
the blood. The only objection
to the addition of liquid
vegetable oils to the diet is
that, recently, some observers
have found that, after some
weeks, the level of the blood
cholesterol goes back up to
where it was. Again, I must
say, before we ' doctors pre
scribe strict diets I suspect
we had better wait until more
research workers are in agree
ment. KNOWLAND Senator Wil
liam F. Knowland at press
conference in Washington
seems in a pensive mood fol
lowing his set-back in the
California gubernatorial
race. His Democratic oppo
nent, "Pat" Brown almost
snowed the senator under in
the primary. ' A
The 1957-58 Argentine cot
ton crop is estimated at 480,
000 bales. This is a decline of
83,000 bales from the? previous
year. Insects, bad weather and
disease curtailed production.
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the Los Angeles Dodgers in
San Francisco. They made the
trip on the bus chartered by
the Elks lodge of Ashland.
Victor Van de Weghe spent
the three day weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stickney
in Medford. v
Mr. and Mrs. Les Chase and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie
Bernheisel, W. D. Snooks and
son, Wendell, and Mr. and
Mrs. Al Simmen and children
spent the Memprial Day week
end at the coast in Del Norte
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Good
win and daughters were week
end guests of Goodwin's par
ents in Cedarville.
Art Crowley of Livermore
is at his mine in the Beaver
Creek area. His wife and fam
ily expect to join him at the
close of school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rose and
family moved back to their
home in Grenada, after resid
ing here for several years.
Robert Black, who is at
tending Oregon State college,
visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Black, and broth
er, Larry, Memorial Day week
end.
Cheryl Smith who is a stu
dent at Chico State college
was a week end guest at the
Dick Richman home in Scott
valley. On Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. , Smith and family
drove to the Richman home
to visit their daughter.
Mrs. Jake Lindner and
daughter, Linda, accompanied
by four schoolmates, stopped
at the M. M. Silf home Tues
day evening en route to their
home in Mt. Shasta, after
spending the day in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Free
meyer drove to San Francisco
last week to return their
daughter, Mrs. Mark Bonner,
who recently underwent ser
ious brain surgery there, to
her home in Red Bluff.
Friends of Mrs. Bonner will
be pleased to know that she
is improved and well on the
road to complete recovery.
This correspondent wishes
to correct a mistake made in
this column in Tuesday's edi
tion. It was stated that a
layette shower was given for
Mrs. S. Marin. It was given
for Mrs. Italo Marin at Mrs.
Shienier Marin's home.
Among those from out-of-town
here to attend the eighth
grade graduation exercises
were Mr. and Mrs. Florin Van
de Weghe, Mrs. Agnes Clark
and son, Buddy, of Horn
brook; Mr. and Mrs. Reason
Evinsizer and Johnny of
Rogue River; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Wolff, and Mr. and Mrs. Le
land Stickney '' of Medford;
Mrs. Dick Richman of Scott
Valley; Mrs. Gwen Burrow
and daughter, Amanda, of
Burney.
Mrs. Agnes Cunial, who has
been visiting in Yreka, re
turned to her home here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ransom Smith was
hostess to a birthday dinner
in honor of Mrs. Roger Smith,
on May 22. Guests were Mrs.
Roger Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith and family
Mr. antl Mrs. Charles Sprague
and family, Ransom Smith
and daughter, Joan.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams
and daughter, Brenda, of
Yreka, visited Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Williams. They drove to Ash
land in the afternoon, then
visited the Luther Parker fam
ily on Highway 66.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nesbitt
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and daughter, Donna Jean, of
Weott, Calif., visited Memor
ial Day at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.' Gilbert Luper and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Marius De
Meirs of Eureka were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Eastman and daugh
ter, Paula, and Mrs. Agnes
Cunial. Mrs. De Meirs is Mrs.
Cunial's daughter and Mrs.
Eastman's sister. They re
turned to their home on Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayris
visited Memorial Day in Ker-
by and Cave Junction. The
Ayris are former residents of
the Illinois valley and re
newed old acquaintances dur
ing the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Julio "Rnsptfn
of Redding visited friends
here during the Memorial Day
weekend. The Rosettos are
former residents.
Mrs. Carroll Davenport and
daughter, Lynn, left recently
by plane for Kentucky, where
they . will visit relatives for
several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry De
Clerck Jr. and children of
Yreka were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Clerck
Sr., on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Vern Burns
made a business trip to River
side last Wednesday, return
ing the first of the week.
Miss Carol Garner of Klam
ath river was an 'overnight
guest of Miss Diane Ward.
The girls had attended the
baccalaureate services in, the
Yreka High school gym.
Jimmy Gibson of Dead In
dian rd. was a guest of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ferguson,
and son for several' days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lausta
lot and sons went on a picnic
at Crater lake on Memorial
Day. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Span
naus drove to the eastern part
of the state on Friday where
they were met at Ravendale
by their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Span
naus and family of Oroville.
The group spent the time look
ing for Indian arrowheads and
other relics.
Ministers Protest
Stores Reopening
Albany (UPI) Two local
ministers protested the pros
pective re-opening Sundays of
two supermarkets, Foodtown
and Safeway, here Friday.
The Rev. William SheUhart
and the Rev. William Brown
said closing of stores on Sun
day has met public approval
and that most local merchants
have declared the plan to be
"very successful."
The two ministers were
challenging the statements
that the Sunday closing ex
periment was not working out
in Linn county. The state
ments were by store man
agers. He had a
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Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gilchrist
and daughter, Judy, stopped
Friday evening at the Don
Ward home, en route to Horn
brook where they were the
guests of Frank Ward. On
Sunday they were joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Voe
and sons, Mrs. Clarice De Voe
and Mr: and Mrs. L. A. McCul
lough, all of Medford, and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward and
daughters for a barbecue din
ner on the lawn at Mr. Ward's
home.
Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Fogiatto
and daughter, Lena, made a
business trip to Yreka Satur
day. They then drove to Mon
tague where they visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Rizzardo. Johnny Fogiatto,
who has been a student in
Chico State college, returned
to his home Tuesday for the
summer vacation. .
It was brought to our atten
tion that Mrs. Lucy Mendes
was a guest on the Sheila
Sherman Feminine Fancies
TV show on April 30, where
she displayed her needlework.
This is Mrs. Mendes' hobby
and she has many beautiful
pieces. Appearing with her
was her granddaughter, Pam
ela Mendes.
Another hobby called to our
attention is the growing of
iris at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Jones. They have
50 different varieties which
were at their peak of blossom
recently. Many friends drove
to their home on Highway 99,
south, to view the spectacular
scene. ' '
With the presentation of re
port' cards-the Hilts School
closed at noon Thursday,
May 29.
Prior, to that, field trips
were enjoyed by the various
rooms, the trip made by the
third and fourth grades ap
pearing in an earlier column.
On May 15 the fifth and
sixth grades and teacher, Mrs.
L. E. Jeter, traveled to Med
ford where they visited at the
Tucker Sno-Cat plant, Harry
and David Bear Creek Pack
ing Plant, and Beck's Bakery.
A rest period was spent in
Hawthorne park after which
they all enjoyed lunch at the
"Clock."
Mothers taking cars were:
Mrs. Robert Fremd, Mrs. Al
Simmen and Mrs. Robert
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On May 21, the first and
second grades and teacher,
Mrs. Alec Rutledge, spent the
day at the S. S. Bar Ranch
northwest of town. Mrs. Vern
Burns served punch, to the
children and coffee io the
adults to go with their sack
lunches. The group toured the
ranch buildings and were able
to see the livestock at close
range, always an interesting
sight to boys and girls.
. Mothers going were Mrs.
Les Chase, Mrs. Lome Martin,
Mrs. John Brannon, Mrs. Rob
ert Fremd. Mrs: John Green
and Mrs. Vic Van de Weghe.
The seventh and eighth
grades visited Yreka"5 High
school on May 22 to become
acquainted with a school so
much larger than theirs. On
May 23, at the close of school
they enjoyed a picnic in
Lithia Park, then swimming
at Twin Plunges. They then
drove to Medford to attend a
show at the Craterian theater.
Transportation was by school
bus, driven by their teacher,
Mario Michelon.
On May 26, this group took
a tour of the woods and log
ging operations. Resident
manager Mel Barron, Don
Fremd, Dave Sage, and Mario
Michelon transported the
group by car. On May 27,
they were taken on a conduct
ed tour of the mill and other
plant installations, where
they saw how the logs are
processed after arrival from
the woods. Explaining the
various phases and answering
questions were Mel Barron,
William Tollis, and W. A.
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Snooks. They also were priv
ileged to tour the main office
of the Fruit Growers Supply
company during working
hours where the various ma
chines in the accounting
and bookkeeping departments
were explained.
Each teacher was presented
a gift at the close of school.
Mrs. Gwen Burrow and
daughter, Amanda, if Burney
visited several days at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Gould, and daugh
ters, and attended the gradu
ation exercises of the local
school.
A surprise birthday dinner
for Mrs. Jim Cain was held on
the lawn at the Vic Van de
Weghe home on May, 17.
Guests were James Cain and
children, James, Frank, Ed
rith, Karen and David, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Oakley, chil
dren, Terry, Robbie and Paddy
Ann of Ashland, Duane and
Darlene Dragoo of Talent and
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Van de
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