Medford mail tribune., April 26, 1959, Image 9

BLAST SITE - Three men working in this of 819 Taylor st., Medford, L. Melvin C.
ditch on the Kenwood - Grandview sewer Shefstad, 50, of The Dalles, and Milford D.
project Friday escaped with minor injuries Waters, 49, currently of Lazy L motel, Med-
when the backhoe's shovel apparently fort, were rushed to Sacred Heart hospital
struck a blasting cap and charge remaining for treatment of minor cuts - but were back
from previous excavation work and caused on the job that same afternoon. The ditch
a detonation. The men, Blaine Biles, 44, parallels Grand ave. at Crater Lake ave.
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The average American
drinks slightly more than two
cups of coffee a day.
Five nations, the Seneca,
Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida,
and Mohawk, belonged to the
Iroquois Indian league.
Monograms, o r interlaced
initials, were often used on
ancient Greek and Roman
coins.
AERIALIST PLUNGES
Oklahoma City - (UPD - Mrs.
Victoria Hanneford, 25, a vet
eran aerialist, plunged from a
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! crowd of 3,500 watched in
I stunned silence Friday. She
was rushed to a hospital with
a broken pelvis and fractured
leg.
Malheur Blocks Welfare Budget
Vale - (UPD - The Malheur
county court and budget board
flatly turned down the coun
ty welfare commission's pro
posed budget of nearly S70,
000 Friday and said there is
"so much trouble in Salem
about the state welfare that
the Malheur budget board
wants to bring the matter to
a head."
In the unusual move, the
court and budget board at the
same time said that in lieu
of the county welfare budget,
the $70,000 would be allocat
ed to a fund "such as the dis
trict attorney may direct."
The court-board statement
said their complaint was "not
directed against the local ad
ministration but against the
general concept of welfare
right."
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SUNDAY, APRIL ?6, 19S9
That popular American
p 1 a n installment buying
has caught on in Austria and
has boosted consumer sales
tremendously.
Garden Sawdust
McGinty Fuel Co.
Ph. SP 3-6297
LINES AND SHADOWS - Timbers and
their supports cast myraid shadows on the
bottom of one of Medford's reservoirs atop
Capital Hill. The timbers provide a frame
for a metal roof to be installed later this
spring. Another, adjacent reservoir is also
being covered. Graff and James is con
tractor for the project.
Students Qualify As Candidates
Eugene-Two Medford men
now attending the University
of Oregon have qualified as
candidates for positions in the
Associated Students of the
University of Oregon student
senate. They are Frank Al
bert, a candidate for senator-at-large,
and Michael Stearns,
a candidate for off-campus
single students representative.
Boi Albert and Stearns
received a sufficient number
of votes in the all-campus
primary election to have their
names placed on the general
election ballot.
Albert,1 a freshman major
in liberal arts, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Albert,
304 South Peach st. He is
currently serving as president
of the freshman class. Stearns,
a freshman in journalism, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Stearns, 3547 Delta Waters rd.
Salem (UPD The Senate
State and Federal Affairs
committee has added a clause
to a proposed one cent per
gallon gasoline tax hike
which would refer the matter
to voters.
Curried eggs on rice with
salted peanuts and chutney, a
pretty fruit salad and a cup
of tea will keep waistlines
trim and keep kitchen work
simp.' a. Heat 1 tablespoon but
ter with 1 teaspon curry over
a low flame. Add a can of
cream of chicken soup with V
cup each of milk and orange
juice. Cook slowly on the sim
mer burner so flavors will
blend about 20 minutes. If
you like hot curry, add a dash
of tabasco and a little ginger.
Cut 4 hard cooked eggs in
quarters, lengthwise and heat
thoroughly in the sauce. Serve
over fluffy rice. P. S. Try it
for Sunday breakfast.
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Contest details
3. All letters must be postmarked on or
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to:
CONTEST DEPARTMENT
CRATER LAKE MOTORS
P. O. BOX 469, MEDFORD
4. All letters submitted will become the
property of Crater Lake Motors and
will not be returned.
5. Judges' decision will be final.
6. No employee of Crater Lake Motors
or HIS immediate family is eligible to
win.
JUDGES
MR. JOE MOORE First National Bank
MR. BERT THIEROLF Big Pines Lumber Co.
DR. LEONARD MAYFIELD Superintendent of
Schools, Medford
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