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4A MATL TfttWrtt, MedforJ, Oregon, Thursday, August 21, Tftt Quotes From the News By United Press International Washington Teamsters organizer Barney Baker, on rack eteering: "There is no racketeering like there was years ago. It is all make-beliere." Los Angeles A committee of 10 state chief justices, in a report critical of the U.S. Supreme Court: "It has long been an American boast that we have a government of laws and not of men. We believe that any study of recent decisions of the Supreme Court will raise at least considerable doubt as to the validity of that boast." Little Rock, Ark. Gov. Orval E. Faubus, on integration of Central High school in Little Rock: "Compliance cannot be obtained by invoking the sacred name of the Constitution, or by the use of the once-magic name of Eisenhower." Don Ryan Named FFA Grand Champion In Advanced Beef Showmanship Tlrn Rv-in fratur TTich I STOHV JtlTlflTWrt i c.s-l..-3;i. rxi.1. Tn;nt. t-i o;- iv , , ... Don Ryan, Crater school, was named grand champion in advanced beef showmanship in Future Farm ers of America contests at the 4-H and FFA cqunty fair this week. Grand champion in the be ginning beef showmanship is Leon Small, Phoenix. Second in the advanced beef showmanship is Steve Carroll, Eagle Point High school. Beginning beef contest: 2 Bill Rasmussen, Phoenix; 3 P. Melstead, Crater; 4 Carl Simmons, Crater, and 5 Marvin Hamilton, Crater. STOCK JUDGING Team placing: 1 Grants Pass, 1347.0; 2 Illinois Val ley, 1217.4; 3 Eagle Point, 1211.6; 4 Phoenix, 1198.3; 5 Crater, 1135.4. Individual placings: 1 Bill Hubbard, 518.8, Eagle Point; 2 Clark England, Illinois Valley, 471.1; 3 E. Pritchert, Grants Pass, 461.4; John Nealy, Grants Pass, 450; 5 T. Elmore, Grants Pass, 435.0. FARM MECHANICS Crater High school was named as having the out standing exhibit with an A frame and hoist. Heavy Stocktrailers Blue ribbon award David Biddle, Eagle Point. Red ribbon award Glenn Burg, Eagle Point; Carl Sim- SINGER'S WIFE EXPECTING Raleigh, N.C. UPD Rock nf roll singer Jerry Lee Lewis, who broke off a tour of Great Britain recently in the furor surrounding his marriage to a 14-year-old girl, said Wednesday night she is pregnant. He said he did not know when his wife, Myra, was expecting the child. mons, Eagle Point; D. Spies, Crater, and Jim Frink, Crater. White ribbon award Leon Sherman, Crater. Large Wood Construction Blue ribbon award Peat Melstead, Crater (hog house). Large Metal Construction Blue ribbon award Jack Hoffbuhr, Phoenix, portable chain hoist, and Roger Sur geon, Eagle Point, portable hay elevator. Red ribbon award Lyle Bigham, Crater, tractor scrap er. Medium Wood Construction, Class 3-A Blue ribbon award David Young, Crater, loading chute. Red ribbon award Jim Conger, Crater, loading chute; Harlori Stinson, Eagle Point, loading chute, and David White, Crater, loading chute. Medium Metal Construction, Class 3-B Blue ribbon award Lelane Coffman, gas welding cart- LEG AILMENT DIAGNOSED . Washington (UPD A leg ailment which has troubled House Republican leader Jo seph W. Martin Jr. (Mass.) for several weeks has been diag nosed as a blood clot in a vein. Small Metal Construction, 4-B Blue ribbon award Bill Rasmussen, Phoenix, support for saw, and Larry Ryerson, Crater. Red ribbon award Ray Roth, Phoenix, metal saw horse, and Steve Carroll, Eagle Point. HEADED FOR NORWAY Oslo (UPD The U.S. atom powered submarine Skate, en route to Europe from explor ations under the Arctic ice, will arrive in Bergen, Nor way, on Saturday, the U.S. Embassy announced Wednes day night. Japanese Sailors HdW : Memorial Ceremony ; Pearl Harbor (UPD A fleet of six Japanese Navy -vessels held a brief memorial ceremony Wednesday as it passed the hulk of the battle ship Arizona, sunk by Japa- . nese planes Cec. 7, 1941. Seamen on the Japanese ' ships stood at attention for -one minute and a bugler ! sounded "Passing of the . Dead." The three destroyers and three frigates are en route to the West Coast for ' a goodwill training visit. James Ritty of Ohio in- . vented the cash register in -1879. Pearl Harbor Japanese Vice Admiral Hidemi Yoshida, during a good-will training cruise of six Japanese ships to Pearl Harbor: "We are all self-confident that we can contribute to the peace of the Pacifie Ocean by cooperating with the United States Navy." Hollywood Producer Jerry Wald, on sex in American films: "Few if any American movies are made with sex for sex sake alone. But sex is here to stay and it has a legitimate place in motion pictures." CENTRAL POINT FFA.Chqpter Meets By DORIS HUGHES Central Point The Crater chapter of the Future Farm ers of America met recently in the vocational agriculture room of Crater High school. Allan Barnes presided. A committee was appointed to study the possibilities of pur chasing a new five-speed trac tor to replace the four-speed one which the chapter now owns, in aacuiion to me tusi of the tractor itself, members also discussed the fact that ImDlements now owned by the chapter would have to be . replaced In a larger size to fit the new tractor. The Crater chapter, FFA donated the use of the chap ter tractor in preparation lor the' FFA fair. The tractor was used to assist 4-H boys and girls in preparing their barns for livestock. The Crater chapter present ed a television program Fri day. Aug. 15. Allan Barnes was master of ceremonies. Speakers were Dave Mack, George Gilman, Bill White and Dave Foote. Don Den ning is chapter reporter. The Crater agricultural shop and study hall have been remodeled and painted py Ed Griggs, Bill MacFarlane and Jean Griggs. Griggs and Mac Farlane are agriculture in structors and Mrs. Griggs is secretary of the department. Gold Hill Library Extending Hours The Gold Hill branch of the Jackson county library will extend its opening hours, be ginning Sept. 2, to include Fri day as well as Tuesday eve nings, according to Mrs. jewel Routh, librarian. The schedule will be Tues days. 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m and Fridays, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 t.m. Mrs. Routh reported in creasing use of the Gold Hill library with the expansion of its book stock from 545 cat aloged volumes July 1, 1957, to the present collection of 1,014 volumes. Each month 60 new titles are brought to Gold Hill from the Jackson county library headquarters in Med ford and exchanged for 60 titles no longer needed by Gold Hill readers. They in elude current new publica tions as well as standard old er works, books for children and teen-agers as well as for adult readers, and both fac tual books and fiction. An average of 250 volumes have been circulated each month during the past year, to a total of 71 registered bor rowers. Borrowers' cards is sued by any Jackson county library agency, including the -headquarters library in Med ford, will be honored in the Gold Hill library. All Jack son county readers are espe cially welcome to use the Gold Hill library while the Med ford Public library building is closed for repairs the first two weeks in September, Mrs. Routh said. Barnharf Low on Microwave Station A Medford contractor, How ard Barnhart, 722 Dakota ave., was low bidder on a contract for construction of " a Pacific Telephone micro wave station in Douglas coun ty, according to J. H. Creager, telephone manager here. , Creager said Barnhart was awarded a $27,625 contract to build a microwave radio relay building and tower foot ings at Kenyon mountain. The 25 by 27-foot, one-story building will be of concrete block construction. It will be framed for expansion on one side. The relay station on Ken yon mountain is one1 of sev eral to be constructed as part of a joint Pacific Telephone West Coast Telephone com pany project establishing a relay system between Rose burg and Coos Bay. The system is tentatively scheduled to be in operation early ia W60. - I Guests over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LL. C. Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and children of Orchards, Wash. Mrs. Mary Johnson, who ac companied her son's family from Orchards, visited at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Millie Johnson of Snowy Butte rd. From Central Point, tehy were going to Port Or ford before returning home. Word has been received by relatives here that Sgt. Ad rain Van Horn, who left Oak land, Calif., July 24, arrived in Korea last week. Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Greenman were Miss Joan Morris of Gold Hill and Miss Linda and Larry Pirkey of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwebs and daughters, Nan cy, Gladys, Christine and Irene, returned Friday from a twe weeks' vacation. The Schwebs went from here to Crescent City and then to San Francisco. From there they went to Lancaster, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goad. They also visit ed Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wor land of Pasadena and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Goad of El Monte. Guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. John son were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and Miss Donna Johnson all of Med ford; Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Jerry, Sherry, Vickie and Bobby, all of Orchards, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lacy and children, Mrs. Millie Johnson and Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Hughes and children, all of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Min- nick gave a birthday dinner Friday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Royal Greenman. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Britton, Mrs. Darrel Linker and son and the Greenmans. Guests Sunday at the Berk Pinkham home were Mr. and Mrs. Arden Pinkham and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Pinkham and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orth Miller and family, all of Central Point," and the Lee Pinkhams of Medford. Military Intervention Praised by T. S. Gates San Diego (UPD This na tion's military intervention in the Middle East was praised Wednesday night by Navy Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. The secretary, speaking at $100 - a - plate Republican fund-raising dinner, said mili tary aid had been requested by the President of Lebanon. The United States has a responsibility in defending the freedom of small nations through the "organs of world justice," he said. 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