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V Is. 3 WINNING ANNUAL National Spelling Bee in Washing ton,' D. C, Joel Montgomery, 12, Denver, Colo., is con--a tula ted by his teacher, J. E. Glim, after victory. Abandoned Vehicles to Be Removed by State Salem The maintenance division of the state highway department has been request ed to cooperate with Oregon state police in the removal of abandoned or derelict vehi cles found on state highways or state property, as provided In state laws. Reason for the state high way engineer's request is that such abandoned vehicles occa sionally have no salvage val ue resulting in no private tow ing company being available to remove the derelict. Oregon law provides that no vehicle shall be parked or left standing upon the right of way of any county road or state highway outside the cor porate limits of incorporated cities or towns, or .upon any state property, for a period in excess of five days. Taken Into Custody Any such abandoned vehi cle may be taken into custody by the state police, if upon state property, or by the coun ty sheriff if upon county prop erty, and held at the expense of the owner or person entitl ed to its possession. Private towing services may be called in to remove and store the NIGERIAN BEGINS TOUR , Lagos, Nigeria -UPD- East ern Nigerian Premier Nn&mdi Azikiwe left her byship Tues day for a tour ofothe United States and Britain. Dr. Nnam di, who also is president of the National Council of Ni geri and the Cameroons, said he would seek funds to establish a ifiiversity and would try to hire some uni versity and secondary school teachers for work in Nigeria. TIMELY DECISIO Snoxville, Tenn.-TCTO- Post master C. Edwin Groves or dered new clocks for the post offic Tuesday. The old ones stopped last November. abandoned vehicle if state or county facilities are not avail able. If the vehicle is not reclaim ed within 90 days, according to law, the sheriff of the coun ty where the vehicle was abandoned, and where it is being held, may offer it for sale at public auction to sat isfy removal and storage charges. In instances where the aban doned vehicle has no salvage value and no towing company would be willing to remove the vehicle, the maintenance division of the state highway department will cooperate with state police in the re moval of the abandoned ve hicle. w GOLD HILL KILLED BY SHARK Rob ert L. Pamperin (above), 33-year-old father of two, was killed by a 20-foot shark while skin diving near La JoDa, Calif. Pamperin's wife and a friend witnessed the shark attack. : Hamilton Funds owns on interest in over 80 American corporations, selected for income and growth possibilities. Monthly or lump sum investment plans. HAMILTON FUNDS 3906 P. O. ftex 501, Dhvw 17, Celerede Fleaee send free proapottua-booldot describing Homittow Funds. : Add City. Sfafe Many Functions Listed By MRS. CLYDE KELL Gold Hill Various parties have been held in Gold Hill recently, including birthday and wedding anniversaries and showers. Mrs. Jack Graves was hon ored at a layette shower held in the home of Mrs. John Cogswell, Second ave. Co- hostesses were Mrs. Lester Parker and Mrs. Edsel White, both of Gold Hill. Guests included Mrs. Al Be- man, Mrs. Dave Parker, Miss Linda Parker, Mrs. C. B. Brown, Mrs. Clarence Free man, Mrs. J. H. Graves, Mrs. Cecil Van Horn, Mrs. Sam Jones, Miss Marie Jones, Mrs. Harry Newnham, Mrs. Mabel Newnham, Mrs. Lloyd Gover nor, Miss Vervia Beman, Miss Carol White, Mrs. Edith Thompson, Mrs. Albert Gas con and the honoree, all of Gold Hill. , Others attending were Mrs. Elizabeth White, Mrs. Hazel White, and Mrs. Santina, all from Rogue , River, and the hostesses and co-hostesses. , Two former residents of Gold Hill had a visit by tele phone when Mrs. Anita Blais, who now resides in Medford, was visiting relatives in New Westminster, Canada, for two weeks recently. She talked with Bill Force, a former resi dent of Gold Hill and Med ford, who now lives in British Columbia, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Melford Hood and daughter, Miss Suzanne Hood, have moved into their new home which was recently completed at the corner of Fourth ave. and Sixth st. They sold their former home near the Hanby school to Mr. and Mrs. James Addington and three children from Medford. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore was the scene of five birthday and two wed ding anniversary celebrations, over the Memorial week end. Present for the occasion were the Moore's son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Herb Edwards and three chil dren, Karen, Doug, and Brad from Chico, Calif., and two other sons-in-law and daugh ters, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Greb, land Mr. and Mrs. D. C Mapel and son, Steve, all of Central Point. i The Moores and the Mapels observed wedding anniver- series. And birthdays were observed by Mrs. Mapel, her son, Steve, and the three Ed wards youngsters. A family reunion and pic- pic was held in the Grants Pass park Sunday, June 7 to honor Mrs. Daisy Stephenson, Grants Pass. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Hall and chil dren, Ricky and Aryln, from Nampa, Idaho, Mr. Ray Hall, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Albert from Chiloquin and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher and children, Lyn, Ronda and Laurie, from Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Gold Hill, and two of their sons-in law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Greb and Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Mapel and son Steve, all of Central Point. Mrs. Stephenson is the mother of Shirley Hall, Ray Hall, Mrs. Albert and Mrs Moore. The out-of-town visit ors were guests at the Moore home here, and at the Mapel home. Mrs. Richard L. West and daughters, Louwauna and Twla, from Tacoma, Wash., were here last week to attend the graduation exercises at Crater High school. Mrs West's sister, Nelda, was among the graduating seniors, They also attended the wed ding Saturday evening, June 6, when Miss Nelda Robbins was married to Noel Moore of Medford. Mrs. West is the former Joyce Robbins and at tended the local schools. 1 While here she and her daughters were guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Robbins, north of Gold Hill. They also visited with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rob bins and family and her sis ter, Mrs. Duane Hutchins and family of Grants Pass. Mrs Hutchins is the former June Robbins and is well known here having attended the local schools. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thomp son and two children, Kevin and Pamela, of Seattle, came to Gold Hill to attend the pro motion exercises at the Hanby school. Miss Jenny Lou Thompson, a niece of theirs was among the students being promoted. 1 While here they were guests j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, Gold Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wright, White City. Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Mrs. Bob Gray, who is sec retary of the Gold Hill Home Extension unit has reported that she will be hostess for a salad luncheon at her home on Fourth ave. at 1 pjn. Au gust 21. The affair is being ar ranged for the new officers to become better acquainted. George Allen . has bought for his new home being built on Lampman rd., a painting entitled "Rock Point Bridge" byMrs. Wallace "Gene" Neece, who also resides on Lamp man rd. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allison, their son Bob, and daughter, Miss Darlene Allison, of Gold Hill, and Mrs. Heinrich Bo tchek, and her daughter, Mrs. Glen Allison, from Rogue Ri ver, attended the graduation ceremony held in Lithia park when students of Southern Oregon college received de grees. The Allison's son, Glen Allison, was presented his bachelor of Science degree. Mrs. Floyd Sherman re turned to her home in Sams Valley recently from Eugene, where she cared for the chil dren of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Harp, while Mrs.' Harp was confined to a Eugene hospital after major surgery. Mrs. Harp is the former Marjorie Bennett, Sams Valley. Ms. Mabel Hittle went to Eugene this week to attend the graduation of her grand daughter, Miss Sharon Lind- ley, from the TTniversity of Oregon. Miss Lindley will teach at Portland next year, Mrs. Hittle said. Coming from Rock Springs, Wyo., for the occasion were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lindley and sons, Scott and Luw. Scott, who is as tudent in the Rock Springs school system, is a former exchange student to Australia. Mrs. Lindley and her daugh ter, Miss , Sharon Lindley, planned to leave shortly after the exercises in Eugene for the Hawaiian Islands for a two week's vacation. This trip was a surprise graduation gift from Miss Lmdley's fa ther. ' The Lindleys are former residents of southern Oregon. She is the former Lucille Hittle. Mrs. Mabel Hittle has rent ed her home here to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graves, who have been living on Second ave. Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Newn- NUDGED -ANOTHER CAR, THE OWNER WAS VERY NICE a cm pr rrSAlD IT WAS NOTV41N& AX AU- OOPS JUST -roucHED- PERFECTLV Al I DtAUT- EVERVTHlNe'S OKAY HARM DONE-' WW. About two days later somehow the complexion! OF THE STATUS QUO CHANGES A LITTLE WUA'9r 1 l-T- " 7 RECKLESS DQlVlN'Pi $100,000 DAMAGES?! CALL MY LAWYER.' I'LL SUE HIM FOR ARSON, FRAUD AND HIT-AND-RUN MOPERyAND 9 .& 1359, ivincFeatan World, ngra IfSl foSlkAMX a 1D0ACUR f If3 HAT IS OFF TO R.W. LEDERER. 123 HOLLAND PCX, SO-ORANGE, N-J. ham, Gold Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Veltie Biles, Grants Pass, spent a recent week end in Bandon, where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wyatt and family. Wyatt is a brother of Mrs. Newnham and Mrs. Biles. Miss Grace Gail " arrived home from Oregon State col lege Wednesday evening, June 10. She will accompany her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nor man GaiL and her brother, Donald, as far as Salem, and will remain at Fairview where she has employment for the summer. The Gails will go on to Seattle to attend com mencement exercises at the University of Washington. Their daughter, Miss Mildred Gail, will be among the grad uates. Miss Gail will return to Gold Hill with her parents and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen have returned to .their home on the old highway 99, south after nearly a three weeks' va cation trip, traveling to many different states to visit rela tives. The first week was spent in Los Angeles. From there they went to Phoenix, Ariz., and drove through a dust storm in Texas for a half day en route to Arkansas. From there they went to Shenandoah, Iowa, ar riving there just one day after a severe tornado had struck. This was Mrs. Jensen's former home, and the first time she had visited Shenan doah for 35 years. Stopping at Grand Island, Neb., the Jen sens were guests of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson who visited in Gold Hill several years ago. En route home they visited Yellowstone National park, and came home through Idaho and Bend. , Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen visited at Inde pendence, Ore., at the home of brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Branum. Another brother, Clarence Branum is reported to be im proving following an illness three weeks ago. Beautiful Basic New Yorker To Head Musicians Union Dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of Medford. Calling at the Jen sen home later in the evening weer Mr. and Mrs. John Cogs well, Gold Hill. ' The first cast iron bridge in America was built across the Erie canal near Frankfort, New York, in 1840. try iniik ' SIMPLY beautiful sheath in countless versions all excit ing! Make it perfectly plain, vary it with collar and cuffs or Empire banding. For eve ning, note version with float ing back. Tomorrow's pattern: Misses' dress. ' Printed Pattern 9283: Miss es' Sizes .10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 requires 2Va yards 35 inch. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail -Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th- st., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. - Seattle - (UPD - Herman Ken- in of New York was assured of reelection as president of the American Federation of Musicians Tuesday when he was nominated . for another term without opposition. Also renominated without opposition were William Harras, Dallas, Tex., vice president; Stanley Ballard, Minneapolis, secretary, and George V. Clancy, Newark, N. J., treasurer. The nominations were the closing order of business at the morning session of the union s 62nd annual conven tion. . ' , Officers will be elected by. secret ballot today. Thompson to Speak Here Thursday Noon William H. (Bill) Thomp son, San Francisco . manager of public service for Union Oil company, will speak at an open meeting at noon Thursday at the First Metho dist church, and on local radio stations Thursday and Friday, according to local company representatives. Thompson is creator of the "Miss Wimple" and "Old Tim er" characters on the Fibber McGee and Molly radio show as well as such voices as the white rabbit in "Alice and Wonderland," and Jock in the "Lady and the Tramp." He spent 10 years with Walt Disney as a writer-actor on cartoor productions covering safety, fire prevention and traffic safety In addition to the Thurs day noon talk, he will be heard over radio stations KBOY Thursday and KMED, KDOV and KYJC on Friday Other Thursday engagements include an appearance on sta tion KBES-TV, and before the MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 9 Wednesday,. June 17, If 59 Ashland Junior Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p.m. PLANT SALE 15c Plant Clearance Bedding Plants geraniums d rushias Others HURRY STARTS TOO AT ENDS SATURDAY Rogue Valley Greenhouse 25 FRANQUITTE ; Repairing and Refining Cleaning and Glazing ' Restyling Frances' furs 610 Valley View SAME PHONE SP 2-6516 f n Per Share from I j 1 Ordinary Income J J PayobU July 31, 1959, to holders of Series H-C7 and .1 1 7 A ' Series H-OA Shares of record V 'r I - 1 I noon,MST,Juy f, 1959. III HAMILTON MAHAOIMIhA I J I CORPORATION V J MOOKS FKYREAR, Ast. Dirt. Manager 403 S. W. 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